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here o. - nevel, wE4tso N o1Eef q maS.
rtaos . HaW OuteAer. ulieh any average
wonan. uo1N can me DfutAi attempt q
: nan 70 u eriG1nnl. Reos, hewovss.
seems u think that the letter II quite
the correct caper. beeause she Immediate
" teleGraphs the man 70 come" and
the .nsxFS1nse ef Rose and Mr. Mason
cleees ne bsek. There h . weanan doctor
IN the book-not = bad sort-Dr. Her
rick. and = DR.. 6anborn. 70 whom she
n engaked. who advance some IDEAS
which naes tie book rsadahiA
r-. " M 80
IT'S . pssy not to be able to say some-
thing nice about q book which has such
. nice binding ~ Shots At Random -
. collection OF verses by Howell Straud.
England 1. g. oxflvie, New York, pub
nshes this book OF 1l7 pages
w
MEMS Tragedies.'' by r. v. Rtsley,
published by the Macmillan Company,
New York and London This book is q
collection Of nine romances, which a.
pear to be the outcome Of newspaper
stories Of crime and tragedy. The scenes
Of all these terrible and sad plots are Ia
Germany. the land which Schiller has
signincaily described In his Elective Az
finities." The men are all psychological
and loving. About the women. the least
said the better.
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o4LCOHOL WILL
.SLPPLANT PETROLEUM.
Rg6n6g 10 r Uspd EnrstUey n E< to- Light. Heat and
P6wep-DshNed From Waste Sscchar6e 6aGafd0 q
Small Coaf-Rs Possibilities.

no petroleum Of their own-by casting .
glance ~ the dilemma Of the beet sugar
axricuisur.sts Of California, Nebraska and
Utah. forced to barn their waste moiasses
way TO get rid Of . supernuity. which can
not bs simply thrown away for fear OF Gre
ating . nuisance. In all these states" con-
tinusd n. ArzcneQuesne. where they have
tried beef sugar raising successfully or I'm
successfully, Kansas. Minnesota Caifor-
MIA, Nebraska. Utah. Colorado ard Str-
gfnia. II f. q hardship to the farmer that he
In not allowed to distili industrial alcohol
from the waste material But II II 70
Hardship. how much greaser-in view OF
these new inventions and dtscoveriss-musf
be the lat Of the American farmer. with
millions Of bushels Of Indian corn that he
often finds impossible TO ssli?'
The conclusion Of this expert Is that
sooner or later the United States must fail
in lire with the new European legislation.
France. . country utterly without petro-
ieum and importing coal enormously, sees
nothing less than her agricultural saliva
ton in the new use OF alcohol. For years
they have been seeking In vain for the
national light" and the national fuel
For years, on tho other hand. the farmers
have bean struggling sullenly against the
internal revenue laws. From beet root.
from potatoes and from divers other prod
ucis they have sought to gain profit.
which they think ought to be theirn- All
France may be compared to . great moon
shine whisky diatract. watched at immense
expense, where frauds and understandings
take tho place Of violent resistance OF au-
therity. The French farmer knows all
about alcohol. He wants to be his own
distiilar. He wants to make a double pront
on his products, to have winter work for
his sons. his daughters and his hired help.
For long years the result has been q grad
ual letting down Of barriers against alco-
holic drinks In France. until today. In
Paris you cab have q satisfying slug Of
absinthe for cents.
One OF the chief factors In the new use
OF alcohol. and there are many, will I'M
doubtedly turn out to be "carburant." 4
new discovery. AZ everybody knows, ale
cohol when burning disengages heat rather
than light. IL burns q dull blue. The
carburant IL nothing less than q substance
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r LCOHOL n about 90 supersede Pc
"a troIeum. not Only tn France. but
al over Europe. II is NOT only To
superseas petroleum. but II prom
ises 70 take the piac~ OF coal itsslf
Houses are TO be heated BY alcohol. and
engines are 70 be driven By alcohol A.
for aIesbeI lighting. IL b already IN accom-
piisieS fact. TIE emperor " Germany has
had the palace at Potsaam and the Thfer-
earfen az Berlin supplied with fnc1ncss-
cent Aisafsai lamps. while the new Ffsncn
president. I>oubtt. is lighting up the court
yard OF the Eiysee with these same extra
ordinary novelties of the hour.
Both the agrseuiturai ard the induStr ~
worlds are excited over this matter. Cham
berx OF commerce and farmerx' clubs are
hearing lectures on the new discoveries.
Never. psrfaps. has such important sscd
legislation .,een accomplished in both
France and Germany In 20 short q time -
ths,--ainos; secursd--which IL to take OK
the last tax ard obstruction from the free
manufacture and sale OF industrial alco-
hoIs. The dixtsfier IL al last 10 work Tor
ths good OF humanity. His friend. the
farmer, 10 At las. 10 get = share Of the good
things Of progress.
The Significance Of this new movement
70 the world 1t large 10 concealed. 10 70
speak. In the peculiar legislation which IL
everywhere applied to alcohol All the dis
covertes and invcntiens imaginable must
be helpless until the iron heel Of the inter
nal revenue tar II removed from this Pc
cuiiax producf. Alcohol In not dear In ttseis.
-. @. Aracheguesne. secretary general Of
the new Association pour fEmp!oi Indus
trei Do FAlcooi-ths great letague Of dis
tiilers which In France In engineering the
afYaip---haA just been telling me that few
years ago IN Cuba he made alcohol out OF
refuse molassses NJ All expense OF less than
. francs the 100 liter. As liter il
more than . quart. this would amount u
o. cents . gallon. II was only done ~ an
experiment, partly to ma out what to do
win the waste mciassss. The alcohol could
not be exported In sufficient quantities TO
other countries becauee Of the taxes.
I'll 10 the same in Louisiana" said N.
Arzrhsuuesns. where the refuse mo.asses
q aumoed into the sea: and you can I'm
axsue something Of the condition Of France
and 0ermAny~-two countries which have
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which, when mixed with x. tnA1co0 a1co-
hoi 10 give out . n9ht az Great tntana1ty
and beauty. At the sams TINS q = sai1
that It has the quality Of ebvia91ng every
danger Of explosion. II Il tiis latter vif-
tue that ID 20 mako carburaxed ajcehol .
safe odories1 ciean. economical an1 en-
erxetsc fuel and motfveupOWeT DuhDEAnce.
when the carburant Is atoed - tie ordin-
ary Industrial or nethyhted aicohol. Il
changes its c0lcr which II France =
green. to dark yellow.
The lamps resemble ordinary petroleum.
lamps, with wfcks and chimneys. Were Il
not for the softness and brflliancy OF the
light you might imagine you were burn
ing headlight OIL There u no sweating.
no smoke or odor. either during or after
combustion. and the lighting - instan-
taneous.
In Paris by far the greatest ssnsafion
has been made by the incandescent lamps.
with which NJ LOuhet - now lighting up
the court yard Of the Eiysee- II h the
same incandescent system that In used At
Po,sdam and IN the Berlin ThiergArten.
Indeed the rush for tncandescent burner
patents IL phenomenon OF the hour IN
every European country. There are IN
candescent alcohol burners with wicks and
without wicks. with chimneys and with
out All have two points In common with
each other ard with the gas burners OF
certain type-the extraordinarily brilliant
light and the extraordinary fragility OF
the nnanchon, or nlm. There 10 not the
slightest doubt Of their successful applL
cation 10 alcohol.
Those incaudescent burners need no car
burant to Be mixed with their alcohol
They burn by generating gas
The interesting matter. AFTER that. has
not 10 do with details 1t the present mo-
ment, when chemists and inventors are on
the point Of undoing each others Work
daily. The comparative prices Of alco-
hoi and petroleum In Paris will say very
little to Americans. even 20 those who ex-
pod petroleum. This movement 10 now
under vay In France. Nothing can stop
its onward march. No lowering Of the price
OF petroleum can affect It. Tor France Ii
determined to have her national tight. and
fuel" When al is ready they viii sim
ply close their doors to our petroleum.
This Is illustrated significantly BY the clos
ing words Of NJ AracheQuesne In . recent
speech to IN influential audience.
'sThe question takes importance" said
N. Arachequesne, I'm presence Of the
struggle which the United States, pos
sessed Of Cuba, Porto Rico. the Hawaiian
islands and the Philippines, Ia bound to
undertake against the, sugars OF Europe.
The day when America shall close her
markets to our sugars and begin compet-
ing with US for the English trade, the last
chance OF the French beet root win b In
its ability to furnish US with light. In that
day the bctterave rationale Will relieve
France Of the annual tribute OF three mill
lions now paid to America for her petrol
eum!" STERLING HELLO.
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II you suffer from Epilepsy. Fits. spasma,
Spells, Falling Sickness, ST. vitns's Dance, etc.
have children. relatives, friends or neighbors
that do %. or know people that are afflicted
my New Discovery. Epilepticide. will PER-
MANENTLY CURE them. and oil you are asked
TO do is 10 send for . FREE Bottle and try II.
1t has CURED thousands where everything
else failed. Ny 9o-page Illustrated Book,
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writing. please give name, AGE and full address.
All cozrsspondencs professionally confidential
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Nay Laboratory. 81 Piae ST., View York City.
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stiles Of Europe. He also wrote Of re-
ligfons and social life as he saw It. Dying
at twenty three. his letters and argu-
ments have been collected and edited by
Mr.. Kellogg with care and enthusiasm.
" v v
Mr.. Hamlin Garland has written q novel
called Rose OF butchers Coolly," which
is published by the Macmillan Company.
London and New York Mr.. Garland's
story is very commonplace. except in
this: Warren. Mason. the journalist
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old friend in new dress. Hannah Thurs
ton comes to US in a new edition which
will prove as attractive and popular as
the book did when written In 1863.
V v v
"A Young Scholars Letters" being a
memoir OF Byron Caldwell Smith. edited
by d. o. Kellogg. IS published by G. p.
Putnam's Sons, New York. In this book
there are the letters by young student
OF nineteen TO twenty-three. who wrote
Of art and philosophy from Ave univer-
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dents table. as he knew his master to be
extravagantly fond OF fish. He placed IL
before Washington at table as an agree
able surprise. The president inquired how
much ne paid for the Shad. Three dol
lars" was the reply Take II away"
commanded Washington rather sharply. II
viii, not encourage such extravaganza in
my house May Ladies' Home Journal.
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HORSES FOR SALE
Two cars fine heavy horses just received
At Seattle Transfer Company's barn. v.
D. Maddocks 4 Co.
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wAGNER'S Band. Madison Park. this
afternoon.
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Bruise a pint OF berries with q wooden
spoon In a china bowl: add four heaped
sablespoonfule Of powdered sugar and eig ht
well-bea,en egg Line patty pans with
good paste. MI three parts with this mix
ture and bake In a well-heated oven.
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for the house2 One trial makes y0s
want another.
Two dozen hah-pint bottles delivers
any par. OF the city for 81 %. Teisphe
Rainier %.
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You have heard that old joke about
warming Ice cream? 1t is q joke no long
err. for II has been found possible TO place
. brick Of II in a very hot oven and not
only have IL keep Its shape. but have II
improved by the process of heating. I, IL
only the work Of two or three minutes.
At a chiid's party las; week 1t was the
dafntirSt ifeyY1 Of tho spr>ad
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Five pounds Of rhubarb stock to every
gallon OF water; rain filtered water is the
best: cut IL In slices and let II remain In ar
open tub nine days. stirring It three times
q day; then squeeze II through a coarse
cloth. and TO every gallon Of liquor add
four pounds Of brown sugar. the juice ol
two lemons and the rind Of one: also
toasted bread and BARN. cask II. and when
fermentation ceases bung IT,
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-liAspAn TSursssn." ~ Eay2r9 Txyie-
- SunntA<a ~ q r. isssnAm's sens Al
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'~rhs Saest Lac war~ by Gerwsa
Webster. Published by the MAerrislaa
CSrarAny. Ss~ fess. - ggAsz stssT. Of
-AnzeFt@st stsSsrsss nfe aad th~ wsxs and
means IL Settsns SEQ ,hreagss . council
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Agents.

AGENTS-LADIES AND GENTS.
Something new. on salary, none but
-seed- agents -uppfy, every nUuye -wunTs
one. Can between and Z p. m. 81 Pot
ter street cor. Freeborn, East Provi-
dence, X. i.
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DeLange is evidence that IL is bright
and witty creation. These two gentle
men have furnished the popular Weber
& Fields company OF New York with
all the successes that IL has had, and
with no failure scored against these
bright writer's IL is safe 20 assume the
success of THE Little Host"
Ths production of The Little Host
at the Empire Theatre should be an au-
spicious one, owing TO the fact that the
cast embraces some of the best artists
i'm the profession.
Corinne is the star Of the company
and will play a role quite unlike any
thing that she has hitherto autempted.
She will be ably assisted by that clever
Comedian II. +. Graham. and the IA
nous baritone William Pruett.
Popular priced matinees are given
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Seats are on sale one week I'm advance
and can be reserved by telephone.
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WANTED - TEACHERS. NORMAL.
and college graduates men and women:
first, second third guides: music. draw
hand; excellent positions. Syracuse
Teachers Agency, Noah Leonard. 81
Hier, Syracuse, ~. Y.
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Terry McGovern, champion bantam
weight OF the world. He Will appear at
every performance, and show how he
delivered the Knockout blow 10 Pedler
Palmer and Billy Rockfort. sam Har-
ris. McGovern's manager has matched
him 10 meet Geo. Dixon for the feath-
erweight championship for pursSo
$40 600 and side bet of $4,000 '"The Gay
Morning Glories" are heralded as one
OF the good things Of the season. Ther
entertainment contains many new 1ea-
lures, a las a bevy Of pretty women
and clever comedians. Ineir pur,
lesques, two in number, are new ana
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Which not only effects a cure in the most
critical cases. butjs the only known remedy that
leaves uo evil results betnnd.

Miss Emma Rockwell of Kewauee Ills. writes under date
OF January 2s my mother 10 years OF age mas beer
very very sick h Grippe. Her head ald lungs were al
ected The fever 1o3 1egrees The doctor gave
US very little hope but ordered TO give Brazilian Ea
all the time This stood first among the medicines. Nothing
seemed loosen her Cough reduce fever like the Balm
Although the Pneumonia and her SO c1'
cal it brought her through all right. II is certainly wen
derful remedy chief reliance te family ali think
we could rot keep house without It,"
cpF'
country of rsope
This proves completely other
druggist refuses send and eftiou the paper 2s so
Tablets, .k strength builder he world
h Chemists
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AGENTS-THE LATEST AND
greatest novelty OF the century, tho
"F'lashlight Scarfpn." an electrical
marvel; sells to everybody at any
price; apply quickly for territory.
Electrical Novelty o.. Dept VI. postof-
flee box 10. Newark. N. j.
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FARM FOR SALE ON PROVIDENCE
r. r.. 80 minutes ride from Boston. So
IN ,.ooms and bath. open plumbing, all
in,nrovements. gas, etc, large barn,
carriage wood and henhouses. suitable
90 eentleman's place or big truck farm
hu,dlnCs cost $500; will sell at a sacri-
&C. III YOU are looking for place
call and see this one; going to be sold
AZ some price. j.. W. S, Box 693, Mans
feld Mass.
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up TO date The olio embraces Webb and
Hasson, Grant and Grant. Black ana
Frank, Dryden and Leslie Harry wal
ters and Bessie Taylor. Magniticent
scenery, elegant costumes ana brilllant
electrical effects are among the many
features of ,-.es production.
Next week Bon Ton Burlesque Co.will
be the attraction.
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as many books as the Italians, whose
literary powers seem 10 have faded al
most entirely away since the days of
the Romans. Out Of $4,000 volumes
published last year In the Land of
Flowers. no less than 5000 were law
books and 1900 treated OF religion which
shows that the romantic little nation
has not vet taken kindly to any writ
ten form of romance.
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FOR SALE-46S PINE STREET.
corner OF Somerset street, two family
mousse lS rooms. rent $500 per year
modern improvements. desirable for
residence or bUsiness. G.. l. .& III. j.
6hOSS. Managers OF Estates, BaLigan
Building.
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FOR SADE-IN EDGl WOOD, COR
ner of Broad street and Wentworth
avenue. one famil.- house, II rooms.
gas electricity. furnace. $3.50 square
feet of land: price s6S0o c. L. e. n j.
GROSS Managers of Estates, Banigan
Building.
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FOX SALE-ON LAWN AVENUE,
one family house, . rooms. ali modern
improvements, lot SOxS3. G.. >. & III. ].
6RoSS. Managers of Estates, Ban,gan
Building.
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FOR SALE-i06 PINE STREET
one family house, nine rooms. with
modern improvements lot a2yq5. n bar-
gain for quick purchaser. q. L. e. III.
J. GROSS. Managers of Estates, Bani-
gan Building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AND TO LET.
G. |. & n. ]. Gross, Ban gan Building.

tOR SALE-Ar BUTrONWOODS.
building lot; want to turn IL into
money; viii sell very low. @. l.. * H..
j. GROSS. Managers of Estates, Bani-
gan Building.
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FOR SALE-ON ELMwOOD AVE.
near Roger Williams Park, two family
mouse built two years, IL rooms. rent
SfS per month. G.. l.. e. II. j. GROSS,
Managers Of Estates, Banigan Building.
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FOR SALE-94 DOUGLAS AVENUE.
lot 40xl00 two family house; will sell
10 quick purchaser for s225O. q. L. t
II. J. GROSS. Managers of Estates.
Banigan Build ng.
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A III THEATRES /.


Empire Theatre at the present moment,
for with the departure OF The Sorrows
of Satin" Immediately comes bright,
witty and merry play entitled The
Little Host" The fact that il is the
Joint work of Edgar Smith and Louis
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ToLET-s65 5PLAINFIELD ,TREET.
lower fat. rooms. modern improve
noents. separate entrances, rent 500.
Two fats OF 6 rooms each. 6l9 Broad
,,ov al s14 and s13 per month. q. L.
=. Vt 7 GROSS. Managers OF Estates.
panigan Building.
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~ FOR SALE-ON MEDWAY STREET
tWo hne building sites, 50xl00 each, be-
Meen the car lines. GIL. * H.J.GROsS,
ing.
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In the Michigan Central's depot gar
den at Ypsilanti Mich. a floral monu-
ment formed Of over 10000 plants is
now in full splendOr
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FOR SALE-BUILDING LOT ON
DoyIe avenue. opposite school house.
5000 square feet G. l.. e III. j. GROSS,
Managers OF Estates, Banigan Build
ing.
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FOR SALE-EXCELLENT SITE
for manufacturing. on Kinsley avenue,
conta ming 6lS60 e~liare feet. G. J. e
HI. GROSS. Managers of Estates, Ban
igan Building.
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FOR SALE-FINE BUILDING LOT
"a irving avenue. 50xl00; price Sl2oO.
~ -. & III. j. GROSS, Managers Of Es-
tates' Banigan Building.
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FOR SALE--ON GRANT STREET.
choice building site. will sell for less
thal the assessed valuation. c.. L. & II.
j. GROSS, Managers of Estates, Bani-
gan Building.
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FOR SALE-BUILDING SITE ON
rIo,over street. 4060 square feet c.. L.
e. II ]. GROSS. Managers of Estates.
Banigan Building.
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FOR SALE-FIvE BUILDING LOTS
on Goddard street. G. l.. & II. ].
Building.
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FOR SALE-ON ROGER WILL
1ahs avenue, building lot; viii sell low.
~. l.. & IA. j. GROSS, Managers OF Es-
eates, Banigan Building.
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FOX SALE-BUILDING SITE ON
Sc,uneIaiae cnne avenue. l50xl00. G.. 80. &F. j.
Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21

wANTED-A position by young
man as designer on ladies dress goods:
has been for come slime connected with
one OF the most prominent mills IN the
country and is fully competen; 20 take
charge CT help. Address T. Pox 1851
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21

FoR SALE ON WAYLAND AVE-
nue, s,ae, good building site, 40xl00. price
ytoVo' u. L. d HI. GROSS, Managers or
estates. Bsnigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21

FOR SALE-ON HOPE STREET. A
two family house. always occup ed. can
sell for $4,000. G.. L. & II. j. GROSS.
Managers Of Estates, Banigan Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21

fot SALE. ORMS STREET, A
good building lot, not far from school
mousse. u. l.. g III. j. GROSS. Managers
OF estates Banigan Building.