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pL'rORDED TRANSFERS

va" Front IS ST. + 2so2 & Of Jackson :. isSx
a. T ToR *, sam@c Th6rne trustee to
Harris Mandelhaum and another, =, S'o
Water 81 3 $. i6s II Of Jackson st; l1iON
49, Gi esTeo f. ,eS OF sa'S o same ne
5th-ave W : 10 n Of 1880 ct. 5OrllO' Mar
Tin Metzser TO Thomas Js snchs ava. asxroo
Joseph Diamond to Alice Hart
IniArvslc-nve " s. 49, 10 n OF WestchesteI
ave 2sxioo release mortgage; John De Hart to
18Th p 81 5. rs Of 9Th ave, 2soxs2x irregu
lar. Emanuel Iiciner ana another to joseph
- 2 sls- Jim conway to Henry II Jack:on
I-nion ave : " corner Dawson ~. 25Xl"o simon
orot "1'S ave- ' 1880 Of Rread St soxoaH
5oxl0IO. Helen shonbsrg 10 Mices'l h'f placo
7oiS irregular. Eliza chave to Ferdinand
icsi ST. % n f. '' s5G # Il Brook ave. 2inioo.
Joseph Rue,h and another 70 Daniel W s snSn
Ag J,hn M Mlers to samuel az Meis. '.
Monfo,-st no i5i 8 >. -. lxioo isidore Jackson
m ana Sn -. 10. 20 TX and @ - iG2xicoxio2S
eao: fame to william aiSarm' ~. ., Abraham
siege and another 10 state k1aiy C,mSahy,
Hax,.Ts 10 - 2Sl" Mh.e 81 patton ~ IT,
pI i,sDr.1 r ree''n 1905 n y Of clinton e.
10. Annie Voarsky and another To simon .,
n7t Ha'''o 5 5. ~ # Of I.eno. ave i:'v'oou:
sGth 81 y p III II Of Avenue a. --Hi"2"
Uelsnh Pea,r o. Kate johnson ....... .........-
s29 =, n q glG II " Il k>fsi End-ave p iEiOsZ.
svidlIa l. Willie TO Magfaena Rhth. 49,. -.
ssh 81 Nos 0S and ~ West, ioSlpoh Henry -,
Auchin eloss to Waiw0rth Ward. ............-.. :"
same uroncriy. Wnw0r'h ward 10 Henry IS huch 90
SON u n 20 n - West End ave. l'Nio- : an
Ciorero. r Truc - Florence II Fitch.. $3.50. %
.c,t a. n ~ n " - 1ih ave. -1XlSp. August
Inck executor. Susan ~ lin and s-oihrr ]"
18Th - > e 40 n . 81 "ih- .'e. lnSN'u s,rpnssn
" porhleiav executor and trustee. 10 Matilda
y 'rshfnah 90, - >, - -, o,h ave ~ $50
s,enhen Doutl,iny. executor. 10 Matilda Ki1
der .-..-..--.--++.- .'----'+.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

state Realty Company - Abraham Siesel ara an
Sfher Nos a. and 2" Market -. instel'nehts
ucCrNrev Joseph J. 20 Emanuel Heilner ana
enothc. 18Th II. 8, rs = ~ ON hfr'
months OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '''''''''''
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O. i'm lIrouertn for Sale or 90 CeI.

Try7~NF|S nm
T,fFrU AVENUE ~. 251 near 2Sth street. Full size,
II e,,r, Gfsp f-ur story, Placement AMI cellar. nigh
1io hu.'ness bu,ldnr for sale = case 9 II Years
' MAcLAN q DAVIES. a Pine street
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j, +. MORGAN & co.
LAOYS INVESTMENT.

An exceptional opportunity Tor Iadi MN me rn,ru
v.thout ANNOYANCE or trouble Address TRUSTWORTHY.
Tribune Ofce.
MONEY 10 lend on bond and mortgage on
~ Manhattan Rea. Estate at !. ~ and peg cent
PRINCIPALS only. call on MALAY pAN lfs' - IT, -.
nPPOKTI- NITY-A limited number of shares
~ q FRS; -Cass copper Mine are offered at nomi-
r.i h1re - erect mill: will PAY YOU 10 investigate
For fuI particulars call address s + MACK $50 Mas
sau St. Room $50
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financial.


OFFICE OF
ruB HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY
COLUMBUS. ONO. March l. 1899
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THE WEEK IN REALTY.
CONDITIONS PROMISE BIG SPRING
TRADE.
SALES IN EXCESS OF THOSE OF THE coRRE
SPENDING WEEK LAST YEAR-NEW
TRANSACTIONS

TRANSACTIONS
The satisfactory tendency Of the realty market
which predicted I'm The Tribune AT the time Of
the Emo sale has more than borne out by the
conditions since then. The last week has been
notable one In every branch of the market In the
last two weeks the private transactions have been
considerably In excess OF the sales for the same
period last year. and In the auction-rooms much
activity has been apparent. Ia improved property
the most satisfactory conditions are noticeable.
The trade OF the new twelvc-story store and loft
building at No l9s Broadway 10 estate serves 10
Illustrate how general and extensive the Improved
condition OF the market Is. Among the notable
uptown sales may lie mentioned those affecting the
southwest corner OF Central Park West and Sixty
nfth-st.. the southeast corner OF Madison-aVe ana
East Sx;y-sixth-st the northwest corner OF Broad
way and Ninety eghth-st.. plot on the north side
Of Nine;yelghth-st.. and ten acres OF property on
Washington Heights. belonging TO Columbia Uni-
verslty. An interesting feature has been the an
nouncement that three large apartment hotels are
projected sites bought last week.
AUCTION SALES SATISFACTORY.
In the auction rooms there but one sale In
which the price realized was about 10 pc. cent less
than pn expert appraisement. THIS was the sale
ty the receivers OF the Jonn Stephenson company
and there seemed to be good reason why the prop
erty I'm question met restricted demend. AT the
safe OF the Jacobs and Moss estates tho bidding
was keen and the prices realized were entirely
satisfactory Inquiry among the leading auc-
tionecrs indicates that a better spring business Is
expected than that OF any year since 1892
A large number OF estate and private sales are
announced for this week and several big auction
sales are forthcoming. The executors OF the Emo
estate king permission from the court 10
hold another sale az which some OF the best prop
critics belonging 70 the estate will PROBABLY ne
offered
Sales OF sixty-six parcels OF city realty were
closed las: week Considerations were ammo Inced
in seventeen cases. and aggregated 2,lstCn. IN
the preceding week seVentN-three parcels "eT"
sold rine for total considerations OF $1,000
In Manhattan and The Bronx the auction sales
for the week brought e. 2325l3. as compared with
$685. for the corresponding week IN 1879 IN
Prcokiyn the auction sales for the week amounted
to sil9i30 as compared with NLis) last year.
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Grburbnn Rca, Cstd,..

. CFNCY.--Montclair real estate all kinds sale and
y rent CLARENCE ~. TUBES Bceknian-st. ~ Y.
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unfnruishco Apartments QU Ee
THE WELLINGTON,

Southwest Cor. 01d 81. and TIadiSon AVos
This apartment house adjoining private resi-
dences now ready for occupancy OF PARK all hEns
large outside apartments on moor, elevator and
all conceivable improvements rents $loO ana bp"afo'
Superintendent premises
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Gounirn properln 90 Eet.
NUTLEY. NJ. j.

AZ MINUTES VIA ERIE KAlLkOAD:
Several very attractive Houses Well snadeH JAW lawns
coli and field clubs. Excellent wheeling h'h'' S"" u
Seon stables Illustrated circular.
F' lanes Il HAY II BroadwrN.
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NOTICE.

This Company has made an arrangement win Me'
n eNtenn TIE
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1co LET HOIsES-CRANF0@p. y J. ,e' nie"n
Io IL from city furnished and unfurnished houses -
10, nrices $50 SIS per month nn~ IRAN
new brick school houses tide water sever
a VAN NAME. "a Pine ST. NJ" i"" "
N j., opposite station
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SAMOAN QUESTION SETTLED.
Terms OF Agreement Not Made Public
but 1t IL Known That the United states
Is Satisfied.

London, Nov. Z. 7.-Although the ex-
act terms Of the agreement are still
carefully guarded, the Associated press
ia able TO say that the Samoan question
is practically settled and that the
fnalities will take place within a few
days unless some most unexpected hitch
occurs.
It can be said that American control
Of Tutila island is confirmed and agreed
to, while the United States, 1t is under
stood, signified its approval of the
projected arrangements between Ger
many and Great Britain. None of the
recent surmises of the German press
have correctly outlined the plan, which
now seems sure of acceptance. 1t is
also emphatically denied that the
United States has been in any way
neglected in the negotiations. 1t Ii
pointed out that the United States
having secured Tutila island, obtained
all she expected or desired.
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from Mondays Daiiy'l
DR.. N. B. Payne is In Kansas City
today.
DR.. e. c. Gordon left this moruing for
Mexico, Mo.
Mr.. r, Lee Wallace left this morning on
a business trip to Marshall.
Mr.. Stanley Gordon, OF Kansas City
speo, sunday here with bis parents
Mr.. Raymond R. Crawford, Of Leaven'
worth. Kas., visited friend here yester'
day.
Mrs. Lucy wernwag was the guest O.
Mrs. Bepj. Vaughan, 10 HigginsViiie
yesterday.
Mr.. Gustav Haerle left last night TOT
weeks business trip TO Louisville KY
and St. Louis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John wilmot and thei'
little 500, Fred, visited relatives ir
Odessa yesterday.
Mr.. Albert T. johnson, Jr., came dowr
from Kansas City last night aud return
cd this morning.
Miss Olive vivian Carter, Of Kausa'
CITY, spent Sunday here with the family
Of her uncle, Or. J. W. Meng.
Mr. W. q. Bard, Jr., of sedslia, spen
Sunday here with bis wife, who 10 visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. U
McGrew.
Mr. Jobn Bruue, a graduate OF the Lex
luRtou High school, who is now teacn'ni
school near Wellington, was 10 the ci'!
last Saturday.
Mrs. Smith Clark, accompanied BY be
three children ard Miss Maude Talbot
ian Yesterday evening for weeks vis'
10 relatives and friends in Omaha Neo'
Col. Geo. 8. Rathbun. OF springneid'
,ormer well known citizen OF Lexington
arrived last night to visit old friends an
scouaiutauoes. He 10 meeting with
hearty welcome.
Mira Chris. Walk returned this mornin
,,om a three weeks visit to her niec'
Mrs. Frank Deasou, 10 st. Louis. M
walk went to 81. Louis Saturnay night
accompany his wife home.
The Missouri Tigers met their hf'
a.,.., Of the season last Saturday, th
nr.ke university team, OF Iowa, defeatin
hy a score Of II TO 0. Brace vi
hov,. that Missouri. Kansas game 10 cio'
Of hand.
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IT HELPS THE FARMERS.
Perry 8. Heath States That Rural Free De
livery Has Resulted In Increased Postal
Receipts and Other Benefits.

Washington, Nov. IA vigorous
plea for rural free delivery Is made in
the annual report of the first assistant
postmaster general, Perry 5. Heath,
made public last night. BE says the
service so far has resulted in in
creased postal receipts; enhancement
Of the value Of farm lands reached by
rural free delivery; general improve
ment of the condition of the roads
traversed by the rural carriers; better
prices for farm products, the producers
being brought into daily touch with
the state Of the markets, besides edu-
catiousl benefits conferred by reliev-
ing the monotouy Of farm life through
ready access to wholesome literature
and knowledge Of current events.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l

MIR. David Russell made a business trip
TO Kansas City this morning.
Mr.. John welborn went to Kansas City
this morning, on legal business.
DR.. and Mrs. G. W. Hyde went to Kan.
sas City this morning to spend the day,
Mrs. Laura Young returned yesterday
evening from q visit to Mrs. 8. b. Burton,
near Dover.
Miss Irene Kelly returned TO her home
10 Kansas City this morning, after visit
to relatives aud friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. John and son, Fred,
Of sedalia, arrived yesterday evening to
visit the family OF Mr.. johns father, Mr.
B. T. John.
Mr.. Frank John and bis sister, Miss
Matte John, went 70 Waverly, yesterday
for a short visit to their aunt, Mrs H. D.
D. Dinwiddie.
It is announced now that Missouri will
be out Of debt in two years, BY January
the state debt will be reduced to two
million dollars.
MIR. John Taubman went to Kansas
CITY this morniug. He has been drawn
as a petit Juror in the United States
circuit court, presided over by Judge
John 8. Phillips.
Mir. Luclen d. Lesueur was able to come
to town yesterday, the first time since bis
serious and prolonged attack oftyphoid
fever. He shows the effects OF bis severe
illneps, but Is rapidly gaining In strength
an weight.
Mrs, W. A. Robinson, Of Black Rock
Ark, who has been visiting Mrs. Thomal
Boatwright, in Marshall, returned Il
Lexington yesterday evening. Mrs
Robl uson is a daughter Of Mr.. aud Mr.
TIlton Davis, OF this city.
We are 10 receipt OF neat pamphle
containing an interesting description o
the resources OF the lead and zinc minini
industries OF Southwest Missouri. Th
booklet is issued by the passenger de
partmeut OF the Missouri Pacific Railws'
company. 1t is nicely illustrated, an
contains much valuable Information con
cerpipg the rich mineral deposits In th
Transvaal seclion OF Missouri. You ca
secure one OF these pamphlets upo
appllcation TO the local agent OF th
MIsaouri Pacific,
J.L. HUI, living near Chilhowee. John
sou county. was shot and killed yesterda
morning by his neighbor, Robert Wal
Wall and Huff, who lived on adjoinio
farms, have been enemies 1t Is said this
HUFF had threatened Wall, aud Wa
armed himself with revolver. Yestel
day morning Huff called at Wallis hon
, and called him out. Words followed an
Wall shot Hun dead. HUFF was about
years old. Both men had good reput'
tious. The slayer is son oil DR.. X. z.
Wall, q pioneer citizen Of johnson count
, Immediately after the killing be went
) warrensburg and surrendered himself
the officers,
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washington to Have a Celebration.

Washington, Nov. THE president
yesterday appointed the governors of
all the states OF the union as members
of committee from the country at
large to act with committees TO be APP
pointed by the two houses of congress
and the committee appointed from the
citizens OF the District OF Columbia to
prepare plans for an appropriate ma
tional celebration in the year 1900 Of
the first session in the district and the
establishment of the seat of govern
ment therein
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GREAT FIRE IN CANTON.
Flower Boats in the Chinese City Becam'
Ignited and Over 80 People Were
Drowned or Burned.

San Francisco, Nov. 7.-Hong Kong
papers of October give details of a
great fire in Canton at midnight on oc-
tober 2, by which more than so persons
lost their lives, A theater had been
built by the river side and about 100
flower boats had been anchored around
it. While the theatrical performance
was going on FIRE broke out on one oi
the boats. 1t spread rapidly to the in
fiammable material of the theater.
There was wild rush among the au-
dience and many boats were capsized'
More than so people were burned OF
drowned.
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WILL RETURN TO MANILA.
Capt. Georgs N. Watson, of Company l.
Twentieth Kansas, Organising an Artii-
Isry Battery to Fight Under Funaton.

Abilene, Kan, Nov. Capt. George
N. Watson, of company L, Twentieth
Kansas, who has Just returned from
the Philippines. has secured govern
ment permission to organize Kansas
battery of light artillery with ITO men
and six rapid-fire Hotchkiss guns. He
will return to the Philippines to FIGHT
under Funston next month. 1t will be
organized here and many Of his old
company will re-enlist.
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Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 7-Ohicers
last evening raided gambling place
on the banks of the Tennessee river,
About so were surrounded and many
Of them, seeing escape from every quar-
ter cut of, pulled off their coats
jumped into the water and swan fol
the opposite shore. Officers secured
boats and gave chase. Pistols were
fred in the air, which had the effect ol
soaring many Of the negroes SO that
they surrendered and II Of them were
in this manner captured. San Mann
and Noah Grow were seized will
cramps and were drowned.
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Enough to XIII 100000 Men.

London, Nov. The Woolwich
howitzer brigade will be sent to the
Transvaal at once. The brigade has
10000 rounds of tive-inch lyddite shells
awaiting it. According to the esti-
mates, a single shell, falling into a
compact body, will kill 800 men. 1t
was demonstrated in the battle Of ON
durman, which destroyed the army Of
Khalifa Abdullah, that large numbers
of dervishes were killed by suffocation,
while hundreds of vultures and eagles
fell upon the battlefield from the same
nnI1nn
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Restoration of the Lincoln Mouumen

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. THE board
of commissioners of the national Lin
coin monument yesterday let the con-
tract for the restoration of the monu-
ment here to the Culver Construction
company, of Springfield, their bid be-
ing Ss4, 500 and the lowest. A tempo
rary hall for the keeping of the Lincoln
trophies now being kept in the monu-
ment will be built. The monument
when completed will be as near like
the present one as possible. The shaft
will be about 10 feet higher, which will
bs the only material change.
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Headquarters at Kan.s. city.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov THE head
quarters of the north Missouri lines
which formerly belonged to the Port
Arthur system, will be located at 5ta
Wyandotte street this week. The re-
moval from Quincy is now going on.
w. g. Brimson, general manager of ths
roads, will have his office here, while
L. II. Shaufler, assistant manager, will
continue to live in Quincy. h
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Mr.. L. Hoffman is in Kansas City 10 lay.
Capt. W. A. Redd, OF Dover, is 10 towu

Mr.. L. Hoffman is in Kansas City 10 lay.
Capt. W. A. Rsdd, Of Dover, is 10 town
today.
DIR. Frank Carter, of Higgiusville, is in
the city today.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lawrsncs Rostaguo visited
friends 10 Kansas City yesterday.
MIR. D. o. Heathman returned this after
noon from visit to friends 10 Liberty.
Mr.. Chas. Geyer returned this morning
from an extended business trip to Iowa
and Nebraska.
Mr A. Simpson, representing the Prr-
4 dental Insurance company, is in Hle.
sinsvills today.
Mrs. d, x. Riuehard, Of Holton, Kas.,
arrived this morning, TO enter her son as
. student at W. M. A.
Evangelist Moody will hold a weeks
revival service In Convention hail, Kan.
sas City, November u to 10.
The farm property OF Mr.. W. 7. Hays,
consisting of about 275 acres, was sold at
trustees sale yesterday to Mr.. Carl Hays
Tor sl'olo,
Conductor Samuel ]. Levitt AZ ssdslja
has had charge of a passenger train on
tue Lexington branch OF the Mo. Pacific
Tor several days, taking the place Of Com
ouetor Lanerty, who Is laying of for a
wniie.
Mrs, John EgRleston entertains at tea
; this evening the following named guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. B r Ireland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Young Ewing, Mr.. John Chamber ain
and Miss Annie Chamberlain and DR.. j
W. Meng.
Mr.. H. II. Wessepdori. Of Blaekw
accompanied BY his moth r. arrived yes.
: terday evening to visit the family Of nj,
father In. law, Mr.. II. w, Wipkler, and /,
meet his wife and baby, who have been
> here some time.
e Miss Lille Glenn, of Nashville. Tenn.
young lady well known in societv circle,
in this city, where she has often visi,ee
as the guest of the family of her uncle
Mr.. B. r. Ireland. was recently united II
s marriage to Mr.. Joseph AlwilI. of Nash
T. Vile.
u The board Of charities and correctio,
y was 10 session In Columbia yesterday
. The afternoon was devoted to routin
business and examination OF the worl
10 done In the state uniyers,ty. Last nipb
d an Informal reception was given TO tn
Is members of the board at the university.
VI Messrs. e. W. Ford and Lee Hawkin
u went to Independence this morning, O.
l. business. These gentlemen have jus
completed the sewer extension for Lex
:, ington, ana the work is now ready to
g. turned over TO the city at any time. Th
j. sewer was nusned last Saturday, and wa
'o found TO be in hrst class shape.
i Mr.. Joseph l.. Harrison and Mis-
'a Mamie Smiley, both OF HiggInsville, wi
III be united 10 marriage at the home OF th
BRIDES mother at o'clock this evenin,
rs Mr.. Harrison 10 nephew OF Judge J. v
as Harrison, OF Higginsville, and both youn
or people have many friends 10 this city wh
~ will unite in extending congratula,ion II
m rha r,aa,,no n, tho oonnai, .oo., l..
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DeKalb, H., Nov. THE safe and
vault of the DeKalb post office was
blown open with dynamite last night
and about So, 600 taken, chiefly in post
age stamps.
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Paris, Nov. 1.-THE Berlin CORE
spondent of the Figaro says Emperor
william is resolved to occupy Tiger
bay, south of Angola, upon the wes'
coast of South Africa, il England oc
cupies Delagoa bay.
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Iowa Regiment Arrives At Dss Molns..

Iowa Regiment Arrives at Dss MOlnes-
Des Moines, Ia, Nov. THE two
Des Moines companies and the Knox
vile aud oskaloosa companies, Of the
Fifty-frst Iowa regiment, arrived here
yesterday evening on their return from
the Philippines, after about IS months
service. They were given royal well
come by at least $4,000 people on the
streets and any amount OF noise from
whistles, bells, cheering and fireworks.
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Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 7.-Birm-
ingham is crowded with visitors
from all over Alabama, come to pay
honor to Admiral and Mrs. Winfield 8.
Schley. When the train bearing the
party reached the outskirts Of the city
every engine in the city blew shrill
blast and all the bells added to the
clang. The streets were packed with
people and the reception was in every
way enthusiastic.
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Washington, Nov. 6.-An unusually
attractive back of the new $40 silver
certificate has been prepared at the bu-
reau of engraving and printing. The
design is in the form of three graceful
arches, with female figure standing
under the central arch. This figure
will represent the genius of the Amer
lean republic, holding her scepter over
the globe, which lies behind. The
figure is almost completely robed in
loose fabrics, and with the right hand
draws the robes over the breast. Amer
lean agricultural products spring up
from her feet and make tasteful set
ting for the globe, which typiaes her
interest in twp hemispheres
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~ aiaed In the restoration OF puvlic
confidence. The how Of population
soon segsa e s sst TOM ss%ssa sae hS Ssmss Siss
returned.
The report concludes:

Our control means TO the inhabitants Of tho
Philippines internal peace and order, g1aran-
tee against foreign aggression and against the
dismemberment OF their country, commercial
and industrial prosperity and as large share
OF the Affairs OF government as they shall provo
NJ TO take. When peace and prosperity shall
have been established throughout the archipei-
ago, when education shall have become general.
then. In the language OF leading Filipino, his
people will. under our guidance "beeome more
American than the Americans themselves"
The report is signed by J. G. Schur-
man, George Dewey, Charles Denby
and Dean G. Worcester.
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Residence for Sale !!

an, Offering for sale at bargain the 2-story BRICK
~ EranRn avenue owned by the late Ethan Allen
House in good repair Tin roo eight rooms' gooo OUT
houses, two cisterns, dry cellar s.., n
Viii be sold at bargain if taken before the hrst o.
January A good tenant now in the house.
w. G. MUSGRoVE,
Administrator