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New-York tribune., 1898-12-06

York b A. zimmerman. plaintiff against
Carleton W. Bonfls al. defendants pursuance of
judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
in the above entitled action. and bearing date the 10th
day Of November. 1895 the undersigned the referee
in said judgment named. will sell public auction az
the New York Real Estate SaesroOm No. III Broad
way the Borough of Manhattan. CITY of New York.
OF that day. by Bryan l. Kennedy Co. auctioneers. the
premises directed by said judgment 10 he soi and there
In described = follows:
ALL that certain lot parcel ~ land. with the
buildings and Improvements thereon erected situate lying
and being In the city. County and state NJ New York
bounded and described follows. BEGINNING AT
point the southerly side of Alden Place the said
Alden Place being private street Thirty feet in width
running parallel with l7sth street and distant herefrom
100 feet measured along line drawn night angles
10th Alden place.. distant 100 feet
Eastery from the southeast ~ Webster Avenue
Alden Southerly and parallel
Webster 81 feet. running thence East
wardy line right angles q the westerly side ~
Vanderbilt Avenue 7O feet; thence Norhery and
again parallel Webster Avenue and Of the
through a party wsn s145 fe-t 20 Alden Place and
thence Westwadly along Alden Place II feet point
place Of beginning the said premises living
ton II. Block No 3O2s the land map OF the city Of
New York
Dated. New York November 2lst. 1898
AUGUSTUS II VANDERPOEI. Referee
Merrill Rogers. Attorneye for Plaintiff No. III
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145th Street

No'e-The Approximate amour, Of the len or charge
upon the above Dr. pertv which the said prem
ises are be sold Al with interest thereon
from 9Th ls9s. together with the costs. dts
&4s795. with interest thereon from November llth.
isae together expenses of tho sale. amounting
10 approx mately $4,000 and the Approximate amount u
the and other Hens the premises
which allowed the purchaser out OF the pu
chase money which he paid by the Referee Is
1886 90, with interest thereon.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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Will DO all kinds ~ repairing. cleaning.
polishing of Office furniture at reasonable
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Goth st~et.

The Approximate the lien or charge 10 satisfy
which The above described property Is he sold
SliIOlo 90. with interest thereon 22nd OF
octoter lss together with costs and allowance
ing 20 s36i 30. together with expenses sale
Inc Approximate amount Il The
other allowed the purchaser
OUT ot the purchase money paid by the Referee
fls3 90 and interest
Dated. New York November 10Th. 1898
CHATNCEY TRUAx.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-06

The said premises known as NO ess Alden f'aee ,
The approx mate amount OF the len or charge 10 sat
.f which the above described property s TO be sold Is
81 o6 e. with Interest thereon from the loh ga, az
November 1905 together with costs and ailo"sl.s
amounting t. S23 with interest from NpVemoer io'"
together wit OF the eale
Tn. approximate amount of taxes assessments 'n. ,
ether liens which are to allowed TO the puchasrt
Of the purchase price paid TO the Referee Is >io anu
interest. ,soo
Dated New York November 2let. 1898
-. AI,CISTIlS NANDENHOEIA Keleree.
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Goth Street.
SSh Street.

The approximate Of the lien or charee 70
which The above described property Is 10 ne s1h
SIT 277 l3 interest thereon from the ''n nas ~
with costs ana hh""hh'"
amounting s3,s together with the expenses o' tne
sale The aprroxinate of the tar'' assessments
and water rates 70 be allowed - the pur
~ purchase money or PAID ny me herf'e
q s1a7 % and Interest.
2r'FI's COMING. JR.
Peso-
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LOST.

RANKROOK No 2Gs 203 - the Union
Dime Savings Institution - missing. Any
person having claim 10 II is hereby called
upon o. present fhe same within ten DAYS.
or submit T. having said passhook can
c.llel and "A now one issued
LOST or STOLEN Bankh0ok No lS. isi
Of the German Savings Bank IN The ''fv
II New York. corner ith-ave. and l4th-s'..
issued 70 Ge0rg Fielder all persons are
cautioned against neg0tiatrg IN" same. II
not returned 10 the bank o.? the 21ih dav
y December. 1898. duplicate viii be -
New-York tribune., 1898-12-06
Carlisle Street

The Approximate Of the lien charge TO satisfy
which the described property 70 be Sold Is S52
25s "a from the 18th day Of Oc-
tober 1895 together with costs and allowance amounting
October 2lst 1898 together
wit he Of The Approximate amount
assessments. other liens which u be al
- the purchase money. or
paid by Referee IL 81. 200. and interest
Dated New York October 3ls,. lsas.
JAMES KEARNEY Referee
The sails Of the above described premises s hereby ad
tourned 10 Wednesday, day December 1898
the time place
Dated. New York November 23rd 1898.
JAMES KEARNEY. Referee.
SCHENCK e. PCNNFTT.
Attorneys for PlantiN Liberty Street Borough Of
Manhattan New York CITY
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GREAT BOOK SLAUGHTER

FOR EVERYBODY. rich and poor. old and
young a. Llverirgs New York Book
FN Nohange 7sl Broadway. opposite Wana
makers books 4 every description ~
lower prices than ever before offerei IN The
city. cheapest bookstore IN the world. i'm
mcnse stock of standard and miscellaneous
books. finely bound sets. illustrated gift
books at prices never before approached.
EncycloF 9ilas Appl"ton's Chambers's
britannia. People's-a, your own price.
second hand school books. review bor ks
ard books of an kinds bought. sold anl
exchanged highest cash prices paid calls
at residences free COVERINGS NEW
YORK BOOK EXCHANGE. 81 Broadway
between 9th and 10Th sis open evenings
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bNh Street
The Approximate amount # the lien
which the above described property Is be sold &
<l12Ol 90. with interest thereon from 22i ot
October. lsNs together allowance amount
Ing 10 $3.50 80 together with the expenses of the sale
The Approximate amount Of the taxes assessments al!
water rates other liens allowed purchaser
out of the purchase-rnoney paid by the Referee Is
Sla39O ana interest
Dated New York November 10Th 1895
CHAT'NCEY TRTAx
Refar
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WHITE STAR LINE

4 WHIIE NTAK LIN T..
-YORK-QI' EFNSTOWN-ILVERPOOIA
Britannia Dec noon Ieutonic Dec %.
Majestic Tues Dec 10 Britannia. Jan
q ynric De - ?. n Majestic -. Jan II. noon
saloon rates on Cymric. $50 up Gefmanic Br,annc
SEQ up. Msiesc Teu'onic SIS up Second Cabin S42 30
Upwards; Third Cymrlc German and Britain
mic So so. Majestic and Teutonic. s275O Revenue
taX additional
For passenger freight general Information apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
No. - North River Once. @ Broadway " Y.
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For Porto [Ri@00
The steamers Of the Red ID" Line sailing for
Venezuela on following dates Will call Porto Rico
70 passengers. =,
s s PHILADELPHIA ....... Saturday. Dec 81. ! p. NJ
BOULTON. BLISS Il DALLETT.
General Managers 1875 Front St
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ YORK-Mary A Chisolin. Plaintiff against James
A3air and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment ~ Foreclosure and Sale
duly apd the above entitled action. bear
ing 2lst day of october 1898. the undersigned
the Referee fl said judgment named. VIII sell al Public
No III Broadway in Borough ~ Manhattan. city of
New York the 23d day of November ls9s. AT IL
o'clock noon dav. Peter F Meyer Auctioneer
premises directed by said judgment % be sold. and
therein described as follows
All that certain piece. parcel II land situate.
York ard in designated by the number Fifty
)53) Land Map Of the CITY y New York and
bounded and described follows. viz BEGINNING At
point On The westerly side - Greenwich Street distant
ffty-two (52 eight (s inches southerly from the
the Il the westerly side ~
Greenwich with the southerv side - Carlisle
Street running thence westerly righr angles.
inches thence southerly and parallel nearly with
Greenwich Street 90 inches and
right angles nearly with Greenwich street
seven ca - in hes thence southery again
parallel nearly with Greenwich street nve
~, a inches thence easterly and al
saning slightly south - feet and
half N0iz inches thence souhery AMI again parallel
nearly with Greenwich Street three 80 inches thence
and right angles nearly with Greenwich
Street eighty-fve (s half ~ inches
70 westerly side 81 Greenwich Street and thence
norherly ing the '2d) feet three 80
inches ~ the point place of begnnns said premises
Greenwich the Ci'y ~ New
Da ed New York. October 3ls' 1895
JAMES KEARNEY Referee
SCHENCK & PINNETT.
Attorney. for Planti 10 Liberty Borough of Man
haitian. City Of New York.
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cOACHMAN. N.-First class. single. SO. no
use for tobacco or liquor: thoroughly ex-
perierced good driver and rider. excellent
references. country. 236 East 3lst-st.
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CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Pier ~ y K. foot Of Clarkson 81.
Csmpans Dec 10. noon E'ruria Dec. 81. S A. NJ
Inrbra Dec. u VI AurGnis Jan. I.
lucania Dec - UmbIia... Jan. -. A M.
VERNON II. BROWN < 90. Gen Agents.
1 BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK
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Tn. Approximate OF the lien or chsIge 70 cay,
,.,v whch the property be sold is S3olo.s4 WIT
interest thereon from october Path ls> tosetne WIZ
rnsts ars allowances amounting S+0152 with interest
from November 1885 and expenses OF SAFE OF apo.
$50 There water rates OF ~
now liens on said premises said premises Will De s1in
subject 70 a mortgage for $4,000 and interest," at .
from, April 26th 1895 second mortgage upon whh
there remains unpaid s9lsoo with interest amounting 10
about $50 90 -.-.,...
IN Pnle IA Of the Supreme Court, First Department
dated New York November l4th. 1S's
EDWARD L. PATTERSON.
Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
lS4 Nassau Street tribune Buildins boroueh OF Mah-
haitian Kew York City
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WANTED Japanese as butler and use
ful- man IN family of three. must speak
English we'll and have city references.
Apply A. ~ West T4'h 81. between and
I Tuesday
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CTPREME COURT. county of New York.

SUPREME COURT, County of New York
- James Wood Plaintiff. against William V. ocala-
CHAN and others. Defendants , - ..,.
In pursuance a Judgment OF foreclosure nnn tdle
duly made and entered In the above entitled scuon ana
bearing date the eleventh DAY OF November l>">. l. ie
undersigned Refe-ee therein named VIII ei ~ pnnc
auction at me Real Estate Sales Rooms Nun
Der iii Broadway the city Of New York In the County
OF New York in the Borough Of Manhattan on the Tour
te.nth day December 1895 at twelve o'clock noon cy
Peter F Meyer the prem ses IN salu 1uos
men, mentioned and therein described as follo"s: ,
that piece parcel ~ and stuaeo IN
the CITY OF New York bounded and described an foi
Nichola. Avenue dis,ant hundred and eightsevea
Os, feet sri ten OO inches Norhery from the N'rtn
.ss,ev corner o. Hundred and Forty hnh See and
c, Nicholas Avenue running thence Easter!y. par
siel with one Hundred and Forty hfh street ana par.
~ tho way through party wall one hundred prD reet'
thence Norherly. parallel with 81 Nlch3aS ~ ~. ~
twentv-or. ,2) feet thence Westerly. parale win one
pundred and Forthwith STREE. ard part or me wy
through another party wall hundred 900 zee 70 ne
r-oeerlv sdo Of St. Nicholas Avenne. and thence Sonln
crlv along the Fastery side ~ st. Nichoas Avenue
~ ono ,2i, feet 10 point OF place OF n'sih.i's
rOGFTHFR with All the right TILE end inteiesi OF ,e
dare,darts damages the closing "f the oln
NV or K,ngshridge Road. closed par o' "hch
ormerlv formed part OF the above described premises
Da,ed New York November 10Th. lsbs
ISAAC BELL FREEMAN feiefee.
RONALD x BROWN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P-oadway New YORK
~. following is diagram Of the property relereh 70
in the foregoing notice az saIei
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WANTED A FIRST c.ass valet who under
stands massage not over % best refer
ence- required Apply to sth floor. Mills
Building Room IL
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. ---otO second-nAih
wood and iron working machines: fuiiS
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex'
changed GEORGE b. EDDY. s9S AsH-
son -St.
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uTOVAGE NOTICES.
CENTRAL, STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
ir5 lG7 lG> West 32d -

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GENITAL SI'hN,,r' az ~, 81
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Mrs \, VI ~ NH'n'', trrta F-a~cis
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Mrs. smith. MIS- summers. Nf-- ~ ~, -
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tarmicha"L MIS- Nl'" Mn'lS' o.
Mrs. ] sutton Mi@s Hli 'i.. ~ ~.
smith. MS HICKS. MI HF"',,
Mary but'r. ME- M"u,. " ,,,
g. l'urana. it'l. ~ - r." - t,t',,' Wrs
Z. l. thompson, MT - ~,
VI palF Ms hrniy. Mrs ''rl
Moran. Mf-. \. Pidn1Nt ~ :. l,'' i''''
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BOOK SELLERS.

bOc. EACH.-Renans jesus apps
tlsf gospel saint faeI; eI;; TIT AntI IA
0th-aye
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foretlosure Sales.


D~.su.v Rocurt of Manhattan. City Of New
York.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CALI. OF WRITE for the new illustrated
catalogue (pos;paid) OF the famous Hard
man Piano; prices and terms 10 suit the
times: renting pianos. city or country. a
speciality HARDMAN. PECK 90,
Mfrs 13S 6thave.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co, 1883 Broadway, 42i East a6th-st.
CoE 3 BRANDT. Tel. 132-8Sth.
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STORAGE.

METROPOT.1TAS Storage warehouse and
Vans 2Oz and 214 Mercer St. branch OF
fee ! .5O5 Broadway. corner 44th-st.. fur
nIture removed boxed and shipped. Tele-
phone. Spring iG6.
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
VOTSES. iGl i67-iGS West 22i 81. Stor
are. moving Telephone. 7Gi 3Nth-st.
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WORK WANTED.

y DO. Nnle.
THE SOLDIERS COMFORT COMMIT
TEE or NEW-YORK. Situations want
Cd hy discharged soldiers
2 bakers. | gardener.
| bartender. grlpmen. ,
I blacksmith 70 janitors or "a'c"-
I hoafman men.
9 boilermakers journalist.
7 hookkeepers. 32 lahoters'
toxmaker lneman.
brakeman. lngulSt.
. brcklayers. 10 ma'ninstS'
2 hutlers. palnt'rr,
2 carpenters. pat'"inrr"'
. cloak cutters. 10 plump'rS'
10 collectors printers.
D ,or,nosltors oi salesmen.
. ,onduc,ors ships carpenter.
cook sno'hlaH''
detective. Siapl'In."
dr,ugb,eman steamntters
ca J,,.are sfeel -eneraver.
. ,Iac,rtcio,s stenographer
.,...o.,- nan . s'onecutfers.
. enrineo-s tailor
| engrosser. PI,s' '.'P" 'P
l3 nremen. Wal Wal'el ,.o.o,o.. and
Tho committee will secure references anu
offer every facility 70 employers IN ontalh
ing efficient men. Telephone 1877 lstn 81
or address EMPLOYMENT DEPAE.i,
NENT Soldiers Comfort Committee. 81"
East 18th St. Now York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-14
poTTTFD PARAGRAPHS.

Man seeks the Office. but the officer
seeks the, man.
A plclspocket's work 10 done IN 9 mo-
ment OF abstraction.
But few men are wise enough to rem
der one word sufficient.
All some women talk about swell
about eighteen hours daily.
Strength isn't one Of the necessary
qualifications Of shoplifter.
IT'S only mans heirs who are ever
really interested in his ailments,
Marriage often means the selling Of
ones liberty for a mess OF altecaoH-
The titled foreigner who courts an
American fleiress usually talks pro-
.keRly.
Some artists know as little about q
work OF art as they do about the art
of work.
Spain may be lying low, but the indi:.
cations are that che Is doing a good
deal Of low lying.
There would be fewer bachelors Il
they were not allowed TO associate with
married men.
There are a few things that money
cannot buy, but the trouble Is that not
many people want them.
The man who boasts that he works
with his head instead Of his hands -
respectfully reminded that the wood
pecker does the same thing and Is the
biggest kind Of bore Chicago Daily
News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-14
To-dayt Convenltion.

Wheeling cordially Welcomes the dele
gates to the FIRST district Republican
congressional convention which meets
here to-day. Hospitality Is one Of
wheellng'5 prime virtues and no party
lines are drawn In rs dlspensation. The
absence OF q contest over the nominal
don, while It viii detract some from the
interest Tor spectators. win insure a
pleasant and harmonious convention,
which WIN In the end be all the more APP
preclated by those who attend the meet
ings 81 me assemblage ct wheeling
Park.
The Republicans who assemble are to
name the next Congressman from the
First district. They are coming with
the purpose to arrange for a united fight
for the maintainment Of Republican
principals, and to send again to repre-
sent the people in Congress one whose
every vote win be, as In the past, for che
welfare Of the country The most mo-
mentous questions that have come be-
fore the American Congress in recent
years viii have to be met by the body
to be elected next fall. The party whose
representatives viii assemble today Is
the party which has brought the coun-
Try through every crisis In It's history in
the past forty years, and will prove its
competency to meet coming emergencies
and problems.
The great national questions which
will be involved IN the campaign win
not be made subservent TO other ques-
lions Of less importance. The splendid
showing that our trade reports are MAX
ing: the magnificent balances in our
favor in our foreign commerce. showing
chat under present conditions we are
reaching out and capturing the mar
kets Of the worid;" the remarkable ex-
hlbIhon Of confidence by the people in
the financial honor of the government,
and its power upon land and sea in a
time Of war; the unity Of the people in
sustaining the government in a crisis
are all forming an epoch which will be
historic.
In other periods as well as In the
present one, the Republican party has
demonstrated It's competency. Republic
can policies affecting our material pro-
gresS In trade. commerce and industry
have wrought out their own vindlcatlon.
Everywhere. throughout the Union,
these facts are self-evident to the people.
They are self evident here in the First
west virginia Congressional district.
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!. ~
AecoFuing 10 dispatches from WASH
ington' based on intofNnation given out
Ply me aaminlssEatlon eltteE teiesEapnlS
correspondence Witn Senefal el4h'el'
tne expected decisive onelausnt upon
Sastlaso py tle army ana navy 3"lll 0c-'
cur eo-oay. Inc lass cnance LOT sutFen-
der pne9ndltionally mas Oeen slysn 'ne
i'panlsn geneFal ana eet'eEeu shat'eF mas =.
lnto AiLLl 60 tne government FLat ne WIN
open hFe to-day az noon, unless auFFe IN.
Ger On Pae terms imposed py MN snoulo
avert It
The reason lot this DISCRIMINATION
wnieh IS nnal' Is tullS explained N the
dispatches. Condltlons are sucn EElslt
speedy ending OF ene strain al sans s
g necessary tle appearance OF teEer
and the physical strain on the troops has
caused che authorities 70 aecioe upon
immediate action and 70 give the span
4ards 40 further time. Coupled win
these announcements IS the statement
that the United States FORCES are strong
IN Enef poslUlon' anu ttlae tneFe - lit''e
doubt fhat the oomoardmen wiz De oe-
cislye IN its character ana terribly de-
structive in It's nature This VIII reduce
70 the minimum me dme IN %nieh our
troops are 10 undergo tins hardships ana
suffering OF a campaign incident 10 the
rainy season IN the tropics and after the
fal OF Santiago the place VIII ne saFri-
soned by the immune regiments
The people OF the United States as
ell ae tne aoHlnlstFation nave supreme
eonhdence In the outcome OF the joint
naval ana military attack 70 Desln To-
az ana are waiting Tor the news OF a
lgnal victory which, according to Span
statesmen themselves should hasten
peace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-14

castelar's interview on the dlshearten-
ing outlook for his country frankly ex-
presses what great many Spanish
statesmen feel. but have not the courage
10 admit 1t. Castelar, dechres that there
IS but one outcome Of the war for Spain
crushing and humlllatIng defeat, ut
must come" he declares, sadly, as did
the death Of canovas. When all else is
gone death will wipe awy disgrace"
caStelar is not the FIRST spaniard who
has made this admission, sagasta him
selE has virtually done 90 more than
once. ON Tuesday no declared that
while no dec4sipn hnd been reached by
tbe spanish government concerning
peace, ne saw no remedy for the situa-
ton hut peace.
while Spanish statesmen are talking
IN tliis strain, and while the queen ro-
gent haradf Is praying for pence, and
While q large prUQprtaOn of the Civic
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known r.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their hrtn.
WEST & TRUAX. Wholesale Drug.
glsts. Toledo. O,
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi,
nonials sent free. Price i5c. per bot
tie. Sold by druggists,
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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AQueer Voice.

The New York Voice says: "The
proposition to raise money for the ex-
penses Of the war with Spain by an adj
dltlonal tax on beer must be distaste-
full 10 every right thinking Prohibitions
Ist, To wage war for freedom in Cuba
with the money that has been the price
OF slavery and death TO thousands Of
our people Is a tremendous soleclsm."
This proceeds on the theory that taxa
ton Is a privilege or favor which en-
courages and fosters the business that
Is taxed, instead Of being a burden
which, so far as It goes, tends to re-
preston or restriction. Il means free
whiskey and taxed milk; free tobacco
and taxed -four. With such reasoning
as this In their leading organ, prohibl-
tIonists need not wonder that their
party gets little respect from the great
majority Of the people.-c and Com-
ment.
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IRoN1OA1 les.

II you bet $1s and lose, It's unluclsy.
II your harvest Is failure, remem-
Der you selected your seed.
II you would obtain information from
a woman, pretend indifference.
ia mans too proud TO lend his friends
money he, will retain them longer.
II a man makes a fool Of himself
twice IN the same way his case Is hope
less.
ia word to the wise is SUFFICIENT, most
wives must consider their husbands
fools.
II men had the gift OF second sight
there would be fewer cases Of love at
frst sight.
II a man doesn't lie after returning
from a fishing trip his word is as good
as his bond.
II some men were to accuse themselves
Of being liars, lots Of their acquaint-
ances would not believe theme Chicago
Daily News.