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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-07

A remarkable marriage took place ii
Galena, Kan, recently, the bride, Mrs
Mary Jane Douglas, being 102 years old,
and the groom, James Morgan, 70 year.
old. The aged brides maiden name was
Mary Jane Williams. She was born in
Knox county, Tennessee, in 1897. She
was married in 1916 to Robert Will, Of
Harrison county, Missouri, and in 1880, to
j. E. Douglas. The latter died in 1860
and she lived widow 80 years. She is a
sprightly old lady and is as timid over her
marriage as girl OF 19.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-07

You don't have to take day off to do you
dyeing if you use Putnam Fadeless Dyes.
These dyes are so simple to use that you can
do your dyeing and have everything cleand
up and put away in from half to one hour.
Sold at Pierce's Pharmacy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-07

tive New England towns. Like the treasured
bit of wedding cake they require sleeping
and dreaming on.
Rev. K. A. Keep is enjoying his annual
vacation, part of which will be spent IN
Ashland, Me-, and the remainder in ConwsS'
this state.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-07

The White River Junction Landmark
makes the startling announcement in its
last issue that Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
wrote "Uncle Toms Cabin" Can it be
that the Landmark is endeavoring to in
fiict another Skakespeare-Bacon contro-
versy on long-sufering publicP
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-07

Mothers lose their dread for "that terrible
second summer" when they have DR.. Fow.
ler's Extract Wild Strawberry in the house.
Natures specific for bowel complaints Of
every sort.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-07

Only one remedy in the world that will
oncs stop itchiness of the skin in any part
the body; Deans Ointment. At any drul
store, 80 cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-07

Can't be perfe ct hi a'th without pure blooI
Burdock Blood Bitters makes pure blood
Tones and invigorates the whole system.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-07

'Tisn't safe to be day without DR.. .Thoms:
Eclectric Oil in the house. Never can te
what moment an accident is going to happen
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-07
Sensible Gifts,

"what did Finnerty give the bride g.
"Two fire escapes and a jumping
net. "-Cleveiand Plain Dealer. -
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We have also the Queen Quality
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-06-29

In North Carolina some good speci-
mems of emeralds have been discovered.
Turquoise occurs in Arizona and in
the Burro mountains.
South Dakota and Virginia have pro.
duced few valuable amethysts.
Connecticut, Maine and North Caro-.
lima have produced several specimens of
tourmaline.
One diamond of 3-16 karats, one Of
l-lo and'a third 1-32 karat were found
near Butte, Mont, few days ago.
"A beautiful opal was found in Mary
land. In Lincoln county, Idaho, there
is deposit of opalized wood, which is
susceptible of superb polish.
Rubies have been found in surpris.
lngiy large quantities in the Cowee val.
ley OF North Carolina. With them are
very beautiful garnets.
On the bars of the Missouri river. in
Montana, sapphires Of small size, but
lair quality and good in nifty, are
being taken out by companies formed
for the purpose.
diamonds have been found in Wiscon-
sin. In 1896 one stone of 6% kurats was
Ionnh IN Saukville, Ozaul;ce county six
miles northwest of Milwaukee and an.
other lie karats in Burlington, Ra.
cine county. In 1856 one of 81 karats,
but OF poor color, was found near Kohls.
vile, Washington county, Wis. These
gems were found in what Is known n
Kettle Moraine of the later glacial
epoch. Biologists say that thew were
carried by ice from the north.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-06-29
FOR SALE BY ELKO DRUG CO.
A FRANK JAMES STORY.
Exciting Encounter OF the Then
"Wnnted" Man with an I'm
whiting Policeman.

When Frank James, the former out
law and train robber, was in Kansas
City, Mo-, recently, the Star, of that
city, says, he told the following story
to one OF the judges of the circuit court:
Before my brother Jesse was killed
and before surrendered and my wife
were staying in Baltimore, living very
quietly and under an assumed name,
because there was a reward of $4,000
for my capture. I was walking leisure
ly'along the street one day when some
one caught me by the arm. | turned
and saw it was a policeman. The po-
liceman said rather sharply: I want
you; come with me- The thought
flashed into my mind at once that I
was recognized and arrested. l was
heavily armed, and, of course, did not
intend to be taken alive under any cir
cumstances. I remember now very dis
tinctly that feeling of pity for the po-
llceman came over me, for my mind was
made up instantly to kill him and try
to escape. But did not lose my pres
'ence of mind. asked him:
What do you want me for?'
There's been a murder down the
street. he said.
We'll, didn't do it, told him.
II know that. but want you to sit
on the coronrr'S jury
Il felt so much relieved and so good
over it that had to laugh in his face.
told him ! was not resident Of Balti-
more, but was stranger there visit
ing some friends. The policeman apollo
tviZp1 and Nr.ll.nI
told my wife about it, and it made her
so uneasy that she insisted that we
must not stay in Baltimore another
day, and we did not. We went from
there to New York."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-06-29
JOINT STATEMENT
OF THE
Auditor and Treasurer of
E1kO County
For Quarter Ending March 81, 1899.
STATE OF NEVADA, ] -
AUDITORS OFFICE,

ELKo, April 3, 1899.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Elto county, New. !;
GENTLEMEN:-We herewith submit
our Qarterly Report of the Finances
OF the county for the quarter ending
March 81, 1899. ..s
Respectfully submitted,
@. A. WATKINS. Auditor.
A. G. DAwLEY, Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-06-29

6zLzxL:8a11z4a1,z19Esz1szl1 III III y. u
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-06-29

RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Balance in Treasury Dec.
81, 1893. sos. 936 81
The sun., 1899-11-30

Columbus Ay, n cor SOth vt, 81 2xIoo: Henry c
Lytton w Henrictta White ct al atty. ! q Levi
West Farms and Westchsstsr Road, u W cor Furr, st
81, hONlOO; Cameron l. Maodoncll Va Townsend
Verify ct al; attys, Miller X II.
West End nv, =, 672 18th st. lHxS7 aK irrev: The
Presbyterian Home Tor Aged Women City " \ Y
VS. Armintha Merrett ct al aitys. Townsend. ID 4 l.,
Pleasant aN, Nv cor llAth Et, 2O,llxsS, sidney V
lowell Va James Moore ct al: atty, \ V Lowell
sth avs cor llith st. 25.iNi0o: John ID Iass Va
George Gordon aud others; attvS Raho : X,
Sd aN zecor liIth ~, 1OOxlOO: \ & Newkirk 4 Co
VS. David Cohen: foreclo lien; atty. e Z. Hallock.
Morris aN es los iboth vt, 75xlOON irr.g. sophia
st OK at AL oxtrx, &c. w Ida Brautigam and anO.
indy and cAtrx, &c; atty, II Hoyt.
Iuth ~, u cor West Eni av l7I7U virginia r Yer
4 I.
Boulevard. cor V7th st. ioo.iirIoox irreg;
Martin Andcrson vs James wilson ct al; Httys.
RurImRn n I.
Cathedral PARKWAY, n =. widenei 200 q 7th ay,
IhTIoll The German Savings Bank vs. Thos X
Moore ct al; atty, A Mosle.
lllth st,Hs, l6Oe 7th Ay H3XIOO II; llIth At, 8 T..
atty.
Dychmnn At, ns, 325 W Prescott av, 7hHi0o.s; Mary
MaierrNs Henry Coleman ct all three mortgs;
atty, Fettrotch. S&S.
Lots !" I! 2a, 2"and 30, map plan part Of Barnum
estate, Morrisanis; Milton opponhemer vs.
william Ncrkermann at al attys, james. \ T..
hr"nS s. 80: l!H.I ld5th st., wdcncd ~ tx
hllI26x h5, II; Louise Muhlman " Christina
Homer ct al; attys, Miller, II \ NJ.
The sun., 1899-11-30
Fridays Auction sales.

ny PETER y MEYER a co.
Mott avenue. Nc 5I5. west side, so feet south
r. De Gtuuw against David Hermann et al ;
referee; amount due, sia,Sss subiec, to taxes,
Eighty eighth street No 1883. north side, 100
feet east oi Amsterdam avenue, 10 sxlOo8 &, three
Insurance, and Trust Company against Samuel
II. Donncllon Ct nl Emmct & Robinson, attor.
nsys WiiiiHm n, l. Iurne. relssse ss 10 amount due.
Of. Columbus avenue, Ss4yi0o II, hyestory
Under Ss ~ S9Gg Of Edwin Morgan %sS sssn ESses
ross ro ct e. &c =; Lord Day Lord; s,.ornsys; ~
bi3 subject 10 taxes, &c, S1l1.3 DO
ny JAMES L. WELLS
Lafayette street south side, 100 feet west OF
Prospect aycnue runs south so Ok southwest
Lafayette street east 2ox south 25 TO begin,
except parts taken for opening and widening
!. Lavcllo ct al J. Homer liildreth, attorney:
Samuel j, Benson. referee: amount due, s3,69i;
subject TO taxes, &c. 1855 68
ny MvIcKER = co.
Forest avenue. west side 15o feet north OF West
Farms road, To West Chester. lOOx100 West
Chester; Julia knapp against Rachel Greer ct al;
amount % dc 81 % aSS sbisS, SS 10 mop.snSes ss soc
and taxes &C.. s325
nv II. V. uApNE1-r CO.
li2th street Nos. 3I6 and 3ls south side, 1875
feet west Of First avenue. 0xl00. II; No $40.
brick tenement United States Trust Company of
New York against Peter Reilly ct all Edward
". Sheldon. attorney; Peter H. Olney. referee;
amount due. Ss,lll; subject to taxes, &c. s22S 10.
Madison street No. 10 north side. 265 3 feet
cast Of Pike street 246SlOO fiyc.story brick tenc-
ment Lille Cohen against Albert Cappcilc ct al:
Simpson 4 Werner attorneys Maurice Ieync.
referee; amount due. S26. l57: subject to taxes
&c. Sl,050
ny HERBrRr A SHERMAN.
Ann street. Nos 81 and 80 north side la 2
feet west Of William street. runs west IS north.
east 1i.3 west 10. northeast ~ o east lOi 4
southwest l22. IL feet ~ beginning, four story
brick store with five story brick factory building
on rear, The Mutual l,te lnsurancr Company
Of New York against the New York Steam Power
Company et al: harlrs L. Miller attorney; Charles
e.. =. Wahle. referee: amount due, $50, ,73l: sub
icct TO taxes, &c. 81. 800 is
The sun., 1899-11-30
REAL ESTATE NEWS

There was very little activity in the brokerage
branch OF the real estate market yesterday. Tho
properties sold were few in number and OF small
Importance, The only transaction 10 which any
'n'etcs' attached was the reported sale Of corner
!" on central Park West by Russell Sage. Tho
w N loNlw and In on the northwest corner Of
.enfai Park West and Sixty seventh street.
inSIs'he second sale Of property on Sixty seventh
snee' near the Park within several days. Eight
WIS m The north side NJ Sixty,seventh street, be-
N'eh central Park West and Columbus avenue,
'7ie Sod on Tuesday to an investor.
IN we auction room fiyc parcels were sold under
,.O'e''"snre proceedings, tho plaintiffs being the
.Te'S'h all but one case. To-day being a legal
foOm
Inc nlversty Club has given mortgage
=" STU" on Its new clubhouse at Fifth avenue
ruV'ionr'h stree, TO the Equitable Life
'ru'ahc" Society. Itisdue Jan. |. 1907.
., Inc Italian Mission Of the Protestant Episcopal
vu.n, 'iW Of New York. has taken title TO
N'' ana %l lirOomc street for $50 900
= me report that the Metropolitan Life Insurance
,MpanS had bought the Madison Square Prcsby-
~ a" m hHfch property was denied by an officer
" We company Yesterday,
The sun., 1899-11-30

yN,GS%SrlI Sage is reported To have sold tho IN,
M" On We northwest corner Of Central Park
&, ana Sixty seventh street
IA o'SSSnn Hobbs have sold Tor Da vid Richcy
iam f., ml ml inr Investment tn" iiv" story, three
nu~ "ssar'mcnt house, No 2,Os3 Eighth ave
", W,"lnN Wood has sold for Daniel Hoffman
and EI,cl' ''hhnE' me three four story hruwnstOne
''u'l lSrEhth street "' ''''
sI.S,r,,N"l u n"N"lSk x Son have sold TO l. Blum the
SIDE "i /, Wh'mrnt, 70 GN0OX 100. on the north
H,y,i Ulrp, street, lI2 feet east ot Pike street,
uprv h. : ~ nINNi Son have sold the two seven
dTb,,,,, NnhiN, On plot tONllO, on the north side
nqc io,% T'nnI street 30 lc"t east of Eighth ave.
Mnnn, Vernon, y Y, wcrr taken in pert
Rm.'nl q about Si5 900 "'" ~ paw
hlidns VI ~ Mh,9clh has sold the four story brick
Hs"TIinn"ey T Smith has sold Tor Cbristian I oos
N,y, Fn,,", hrck factory. Nos 223 and 225
'"f'N'NNth street 5OXlOO
The sun., 1899-11-30

Wendoyor av. ecor Brook Av. :6Ilo4 a.S25.IIx
lo4.ll Giuseppe RApsarda W Touther 4. Horne,
., al 20 set aside deeds and morts,; Attys, Menken
BrOs.
Webster ava cor st Paurs pl, 28cIiooI32xIoo.2 =;
Rosa PsJiotta Va snme similar action: same attys.
Webster av, cor " PAurs pl. proposed, 24.bIpOr
-NNO lJoHcph Bologna vs. same, similar action;
zane httys.
I'D ay. = =, l7b n q Grove 81, bbI23oIhhIc3O W
beg; leasehold; Bernard SchlualRcker vs. tieo to
Muller 1t al 10 s-t aside assign lease, Ne; atty,
The sun., 1899-11-30

LSoUh n Fourteenth Strsst)
18TH Al and Broadway ne cor, oghtstory
stores and lofts; w W AstOr owner, Gin.
ton Rnssell architects; cost ,'.-,,' s4oo. 900
Cellar It, 1876 Improvement to store and
ufhcesi i Weeks estate, owner, q West
Grelt, architect; cost .,,,,,....,;,.,. 1000
lhb"rty ST. 1870: Improvement to dwelling
aHd LOFTS T. Graefe, owner j q Wnster.
Welt, architect; cost .....,,. 1000
Franklin At. ~ and 49, improvement to
store and lofts; II W Draper. owner; q
, whltenacE architoct So.t. ........,.....; 100
Henry st, 28u; improvement to store and
tenement; Daniel Levinsky, owner, Hor-
The sun., 1899-11-30
Squire ranInrd Taken to Auburn Pr,.

Jamestown. y. Y, Nov. 2a.-'Squire Tank
ard. the condemned murderer OF Mrs. William
Beaumont. was taken to Auburn Prison this
morning. where he will be put to death during
the wcck beginning Jan. II, Tankard told his
go 70 tho chair ,un ilinchingly. Attorney Pikard
VIII 60 before the Lunacy Commission and ask
That ne be examined as to his sanity, When
Tankard was told Of this he said:
Il would much rather die than spend my life
among lot OF crazy murderers at Matteawan "
The sun., 1899-11-30

t,,isv" w NcT f9rk Real Estate oa!csroom YES,
,Le thrrc.,ii - Meyer q Co. sold In foreclosure
Np 2i9 WSoo.N, stone front dwelling iTXION |
Mayer ior 81 rIdb11'h street 10 the plaintiff, Alice
he Rycs,nn,,N lnrraham q Co Sold IN foreclosure
Fory 6,ih ~ Stone front dwelling No no West
clg, for soS tr~' I" the plalnliiI Charles Wein
ory S,opo loyd sold in foreclosure the four
NA T1hc ,, front dwelling 2Gxss il no a. West
''ee' 10 the plaintiff, the Fifth Avenue
The sun., 1899-11-30

Kane. " 4 Son. vs. David Amolsky: Il2 and
Il< Ridge st, lSvp p......................... eSpS
Perskc Frank, VS. Michael J Saughton; II
l'hth 81, lSEE. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Nalen,". Gabriel, Va Edward Mcltxer; 2oS
to2i4 W sgd st; Ispr. ..................,..... 2so
MathiaSsen, karl W Klein ct al; lusth
ST. ms. lI5 Columbus nv; 1899 .......... S7b
The Pelham lIod Eley. Go. vs. AdOlph WED.
hop', 10Th ~, =. 2i3 q lstay lSpp. ....... +5
w iaith t; isNn .,''.,...,''., " " ' ,.'',,.,. ~ Iso
Sinnott, Thomas p, Va George Raymond,
lNo ,Wh 81 lsfh. ,.,.,,rr,., %
Winter Jacob, Va Gertrude NJ Raymond.
100 W l3Oth At, lsOD D...................... II
The sun., 1899-11-30
ite.1o,irr,q, Jacob Herb and wife to Ben.

i1o.1o1irreg; Jacob Herb and wife to Ben.
,,jamtn T Gilbert. ert.....................,
bridge road, being part lot 10, map prop.
erty Clara NJ Webster: Irving Balcom
and wife to Eva A Salter. ...............,...
A I.indsley to James W Golden,...........
1toth At. s4s r, 25Iioo; Meyer Boyer to
tustaNe Heidelberg t......-.........
Washington Az. Q a. lots II, ~, 80. SO and
north part lots 20 and ~, map JeHing.
ton place. 125x2OO; Madison av. e ., lot
rs and north part lot IL, same map. 10y
-; VIM Noldrum. referee, 10 Mitchell Val.
1.0th at, st6 i. 25xioO; Meyer Boyer to
Samuel DanowitZ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The sun., 1899-11-30
FURNISHED Eooms Il apartments TO Eel


18TH ST.. 100 EAsT-pcsirable well furnished
rooms. large aLd snail. for gentlemen.
rETH ST. p" FAST near Madison av)-fine large
~ room. private bath, also small rooms: gentle
men: references.
DIST ST. - EAST-H,ndso mely IN rnis he'd. front.
- sunny rooms for bachelors or married couples;
breakfast optonAl
DIN ST. l5S EAST-very desirable. handsomely
- rujsnsl IOpn second floor: running
wster: house convenient tu all lines board II
desired.
The sun., 1899-11-30

Bank, for $4,000 and the two. story brick build
ing and vacant lot 5Ox99 II No. 38 West 181st
street to Samuel Godstcker for sl8,1O0.
Herbert A. Sherman sold In foreclosure the two
story frame dwelling and plat on the southeast
corner Of WestChestcr avenue and Sidney street
to the plaintiff, Levi SpringStcen. for $4,000.
The sun., 1899-11-30

Greens. VIM h Sons, to Henry Ullmann.
Hudson ct, bl2. B.12 2yrs..............:.
Charlg, Irving 8. TO Lawrence p kinsella
and Hno. willis ay, 1I3. years. ..........
SChuback, John. to Rebeccs kohring, Col
lumbus av. 800 and iOi W spth ct. yrs.
Goodman. Aaron, TO Israel FRESHMAN,
Cherry street. 4US and tlO, o yrs........
gomery at, IL, g yrs. .............
Strickland, Delta. TO John McEwan, 1st sv.
l405. cor 18th At, 7.12 yrs.........
The sun., 1899-11-30

enhprrer straub. architects. co,t 900
East Houston st 2Si: Improvement "a WV
dwelling' MAJ SyhwArtH, owner; l. y
heiheck. architect. cost ..... ........,... 500
EAST SIDE
tBhH ~ MA az b,tr,sn F0urt,,nA and rIoh ,,,
Ism st and Irving pi. sc cor: six story tsle.
owner; Eiilit,. architect cos, " ibo 900
oSu ~, i? Improvement to dwelling:
nIhnoohy MhlAcA' owner Snoof
WEST SIDE
t",H " fDt| ar. b,''c'rn Fourt>snA and IIOh ,,)
snhs so3 W Improvement to dwelling;
".ham 'NoiI. owner, Richter. Jr,
architect. COST. .......,.,,,,,,',. zoo
HARLEM
ttdrhnnan Island rorh Of ifon az
10th st 40 r. one story storage house:
bnnko owner: II Cording. architect;
i6oth st. n = 200 VI 9, S,,,,.. ,,,..'.,.:'.,,. $50
stry fat. owen & Moore owner Moore 4
iahusehrl architccts. cost. .............. <5 900
BRONX.
tB1r, ugh Of The BrouIN
Paramount a,. n 8. loo " Prospect av: three
tsos,ory dwellings; william Edebobes.
owner; & Clark. architect. cost ..... 1000
Crotoha ay, VS.. gas Fsirmount av: two
two'r,ory dwellings Mary Campbell
owner q CLARK. architect: cost -. 1900
York owner; ID y h sturgis, architect:
Van ,na.,s1t b.rsn s." o;i,, :a' Merri, Park .y;
owner Maprs. architect: cost. .,''.- $500
Van Buren, st, 700 Morris Park av; two
story dwelling Eiward Bergen, owner.
W Mapss. architect: cost 80. ,'...,.',' $500
Washington AN, W - ~ n i6uth st, improve
n.ntt tenement, A Mapcsden, owner.
T. Will, architect; cost .....-, ~ 400
Union ar. Hrn.ioI, Improvement to stable;
Thomas Wallace owner; McRichArd,
The sun., 1899-11-30
Country Property To Lot or For Sale.

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West Side.
OPPOSITE WALDORF.


Handsome seconl hgor' private bath; single
rooms references. IL West SSd Il.
10TH ST a. wESr-A large and single TO I'M for
- asentlenan IN a quiet house; references.
18th ST. - WENr-Cleau comfortable heated
l' hall rooms with closets; quiet well.kept
house. references.
, iTH ST. l. WEST. near Broaiway,-Rooms With
- without private bath. steam heat; elevator:
excellent table d hote restaurant in neichbornood.
2nTH ST. - WEST between Broadway aud bh
~ avenue. tu rent fNr gentlemen. handsome
suite of two rooms, private bath; also single room
oDDST. 81 wisT--sGuar and single rooms baths,
02D ST. 10 WEST Handsomely apponed suite.
OO suitable for physician or bachelor; square
room; breakfast optional; attendance. reference.
9th ST. 33a WEST Well furnished suite OF
Ot thr.e rooms and privas bath also desirable
single room, ncighhurhood select convenient TO all
cars
GOD ST. 81 WEsT-Large sunny room second foor
- front; gentleman or gentleman aud wtfo;
American family.
SETH 81. ia wESr-very handsome room,
ON dressing room CONNECTING; ample closets; suit
able for two gentlemen, house and service high
class, neighhurhoOd select.
Miscrl," icons.
HIGHLY recommended .nIrd. rooms, suites; pr
L vats families not advertising; furnished apart
inspected; full PARTICULAR
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY,
ll33 Broadway (2nthl.
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MechRnics' Liens.

10Th at, 42c and 42i r; Frank Petrovski
Vs Adolph wiedhon hon.y.,,.,...,s.,..,.,..s s22h,oo
Jackson ay, n g cor IHSth st. 7bxST.6; J p
Dnffy & Co vs. Chas Miller ct al ..,...... lI4.49
bA,h st. l<7 TO i53 e. Goldner l. Rappo-
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Srlru board.
E,,rt Sids.

ST. hLBAS'S-B. W. DE FOREST, PROP.
=, and Fast ais st-Contral location: desir-
able rooms, private baths parlor dining room.
OSTH ST. ia Fast Wcllfurnished. comfort-
~ able and large rooms. excellent table and
service parlor lining Ioom central location refer
encos exchanged,
y ST ST. ~ EAST, near 18th AZ. Handsomely fur
~ nished large room ON hrst hoor with excellent
board references required.
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West Side.
2l Manhattan AV.

Northwest corner loist St: elegant corner apart
nent OF Ave extra large rooms and bath; steam
heat: hot water supply: oak woodwork; open nickel
plumbin rent S3h, jAnitor