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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-08

ment absolutely secured and paying
per cent. Apply to f. j. Burns, room
~, Mitchell & Lynde building.
At meeting of Iron Molders' union
No. 23O, Saturday night, William
IO-Neifl and John r. Burton were
chosen delegates to the convention of
the international union which is
to be held in Indianapolis in July.
Billy Affairs and julie Banker tried
to disfigure one another-s physog.
Allars got a shade the worst of it.
They were arrested by Officer Lohse
and each fined 50 and costs by Magis-
trate Stafford for breach of the peace.
Why is it that the wall paper store
at Second avenue and Fifteenth street
| is doing the business this spring?
Simply because he has the stock to
select from and his prices are SO that
the people can reach him.-Sutcliffe'
The Chicago Record of today states
THAT Manager Jack Leonard. of the
Tri-City Athletic club, is arranging
for n season of first-class events at
Sangerfest hall during the summer.
Among the attractions will be Hall
Adali, the Terrible Turk.
Those who wish wall papers dis
tinctly ''up-to-date" may have their
wants well satisfied at the Adams
Wall Paper Co. They carry all the
finest American made wall paper as
well as line of English and French
papers. See them for something
nice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Christensen
disire to express their thanks to the
many sympathiz' ng friends for kind
nesses bestowed during the illness
and burial of their son Andrew, and
especially to his comrades of Company
A, and for the many handsome floral
tributes.
Every one knows that now is he
time to renovate their houses, and
they also know that Sutcliffe is the
man who can perform that work
cheaper and better than any other
man in town. Call and see his wall
papers and get his prices and you will
be satisfied.
Charles Mining disappeared mys-
teriously from Davenport. April %.
badly decomposed body
was taken from the river at Buffalo.
Iowa. In the dead mans pocket was
found a receipt bearing the name of
Charles Mining. How he came to
his death is not known. There will
be an investigation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-08
YOUNG SOLDIERS FUNERAL.
Andrew Christensen Laid at Rest Yester-
day In Chippiannock.

Funeral services for Andrew Christ
ensen, Jr., were held at the home,
. 2539 Eighth avenue, at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon There was a large
assemblage OF sorrowing friends. The
. floral offerings were beautiful. The
| mem bers of Company A, to which de-
ceased belonged. attended as body.
Rev. w. S. Marquis. of the Broadway
Presbyterian church. OBLIGATED. A
quartet composed of Mrs. w. S.
Marquis, Miss Margaret Dart, and
Messrs. III. +. Van Duzer and ii. f.
Downer sang. The remains were laid
at'rest in Chippiannock. Company A,
accompanied by Strasser's band, ac-
companied the cortege to Twelfth
street and Seventh avenue. The pail
bearers were Robert McConochie. Har-
rold Jensen, Ed Tremann, Ed Duna-
vim, VIII Ransom and Frank Fred
richsen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-08

Miss Alkaline Decker Wagg. grad
uate of the Boston Cooking school,
will demonstrate the use of gas for
cooking and serve the dainties cooked
and baked on a gas range to all those
who are present ut the demonstration
on the third floor of the Krell & Math
building all next week. beginning
Monday, May /. Procure your tick
cts of admission gratis at the Peoples
Power company's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-08
Prof. Otto's Farewell.

Prof. Ernest Otto's farewell concert
occurs at the Burtis in Davenport to-
morrow night. The popular musician,
who goes abroad this summer to fur
Their his studies, will be assisted by
several leading local artists. and a
fine entertainment may be expected.
He will doubtless receive warm re-
ception.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-08
Inferiority of Nature.

Visitor Cat art store)-Here is fam
lily group. now, that illustrates what
was talking about a moment ago. The
figures are correctly enough drawn. but
so utterly stiff and unnatural that 1
can't imagine where the artist got his
idea
Dealer-My dear young lady. that is
not a painting 1t is a colored photo
graph from life--Chicago Tribune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-08
U. $. Cruiser chicago at TanEler,.

Tangier, Morocco, May S.-The
U. s. cruiser Chicago arrived here to
support the claims of the United
States government against the sui
tanate of Morocco. Admiral Howl
son and u. S. Consul General Gunners
paid visit to the foreign minister of
Morocco, Sid Hamed Ben Musa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-08
Japan's Area.

The empire Of Japan is composed of
four large and 3. 600 small islands. form
ing an arc of a large circle extending
from the northeast within a few miles
of Karnchatka. southwest about 2. 600
miles. and. with Formosa nearly 8. 900
miles from an arctic climate. to one of
spring and everlasting sum-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-08

Foley's Collie Cure is very hot. but
when diluted it is warm friend in
deed to those suffering from bowel
complaints. 1t never fails. % and
~ cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-08

The British court is called the court
OF ST James because St James palace,
London, is its official headquarters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-08

Anheuser-Busch celebrated beer
always on draught ut Lothar Harms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-26

Mrs. @. II. T. Belmont has sold through lie
Blois Il EldridEc tn" plot, ioSluu. 81! the south
east corner of FUN avenue" and Seventy
seventh street. aud also the lot adjoining the
w.. Seymour is reported TO have sold for
the estate of William tumlh"ll. for HtOut
second street and Tenth avenue. The buyer ~
said to- h" Il manufacturing company, which
will build a large plan, on tn" .I,: ,oo
north side ot Eighty-uinth street. about 1913
feet east Of Fifth avenue.
Potter Ter ! XIII TlStSnman haHEs S%3,d Oh. Tx S W, story
Montgomery 4 Seit2 have sold the nve-etory
dwelling No. "A Eat fif;y-se""nd street also
No. GO5 Lexington avenue and No. l3l East
Forty-seventh street.
isaac Mayer has sold to Bernh"imer &
eSrner Of n" Ma nIe,1,'r ryo" nas an and III" Il I'll sIHi IiTs%t.
and the similar building in course OF cpnStruc-
ton on the southeast corner, Of Iark avenue
Solved was about $ilIa, 300.
Paul Mayer has sold for the Bornhcimer
estate the nve-story fiat. on lot 25AlUO. No.
George +. johnson K Sons have sold the two
story brick and sion" house. on lot 25X1OO.
No. 1lU9 Dawson street. to Jacob Murck Tor
Hellner 4 Wolf have bought the old build
ing. on lot 2tx34,0. No. "a East Eleventh
barnett & Co, have sold for David Graham to
on lot 20X45x1OO, No ~ West l2eth street.
Lowenteld Il Prayer have bought the four
story Nat. on lot 2Oxloo. No. 24O East Seventy
julius Rohc has sold toa Mr., Moran thedwell-
inRs Nos. 800 10 334 West Ihirty-third street.
Cornish & Anderson havo sold to Alexander
Des Jardlnes the. three-story and basement
dwelling. mo. 27l West l2lst street. for SD. 900.
side OF Burnside avenue. between Valentine
and Ryer avenues. for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-26
Mondays Auction Sales.
BY BRYAN L. KENNEL1.Y a co.

ID A@ . "
Sixth street. No. 800. south side. 275 feet east
Of Second avenue. 25x"1. tye-atory brick tone
ment; leaSehold; George poebeIs We. Katha-
torney Henry NJ. Whitehead. referee; snSySrt
to mortgage. $1,000. and taxes. &c. S2Sl.+O;
seventeenth street, No. $50. southeast cor
per OF Livingston place. l22O153. tour.story
ss I,ssis F. a" or SrssiihaF Snt-N wagner n iGia ndiSiau. Ky
Nabbett, 4 MeAdam. attorneys; LLoulsB Van
let to mortgages $4,000 and taxes. &c.
BIT K. W ovINpoN.
$685. sre saI' sS2, '! sss. .S S0 to 5 So: G SGG to s SG4t, a SIS
Thirtssn.h avenue. southeast corner Four
tesnth street wArehouse
Chambers street. Nos. l64 and 100. four lotts.
,n NoTth Moore street. Nos o. 49, aS' 100 lo2
KY SsshiPStson street. Nos. 1874. +s5 and 4s7.
GARRISON street. Nos, 4s to Al.
Receivers sale OF all right. title. and interest
GO. may have, BY f. ". Guindon. receiver, ut
S02 Greenwich street,
BY PETER r. MEYER 4 co.
Forty-tourih street. NJ; -. north side. 40
east OF Sixth avenue. -. lONlUD,J. two-stOry
brick store subject a. mortgage, $1,000.
ul05th street. No. 2u4, south side. , east OF
dwelling subject tn mortgage, $4,000: George
I, Robbins W. Mary A 10! bins ~ al; Turner.
hcC. q Il. attorneys Edmund l.. Mooney, ref
cree; partition.
BY WILLIAM EESNELLY.
Tenth avenue. No. Ill. southwest corner
Thirry-third street, lHIXIi NlhI Nl+ I. four
RtoTy brick store ana tenement, Warren :.
Burt VS. Louis kchdai. ct AL; Warren :, Burt.
attorney ThOmaS + punncllY, referee. SUBJ
ject to liens, &c, SI.hhO; partition,
BY WILLIAM N. RYAN.
Thirty NTH street. Nos. l47 and ISL. north
side, 2QS.4 feet east OF seventh avenue. runs
perth 9S.0x east lB.Sx north l.3x east 5Ox
100 to street Z west 1913 to beginning. two
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broadway, l5H and l6s. and 90 Liberty st;
John 4 Bsail and MAnley A RAYMOND.
trustees. Be. to the Lawyers Mortgage
Downing st. Al and 4S; Willie Carpenter to
Edward II Van wi kle. yr..".".....
Grand Boulevard and C~oncourse. Q =. 1897
sl-sth vt. Joseph II Holland to William
II Carroll, . yrs -.
hIianna 81. IL :. BOIL W Oakley st; Chris
tina We i"r to An rev Hor'ld. 3 yrs" .....
Southern Boulevard. " +. 100 n lSIth s;
Augustus ,ialrisS to william, Dlnenbsum,
3 yrs .......... go.
Southern boulevard, = " cor 1S8th at; same
to Alexander baum. 3 yrs........
Ncrm'lSraa v. > :. luO W Emerson ct: Chaa
AN Ou,sipnt, Curnrlla plcrc", Y VI.
2stll I. 2i2 ". Emilia A Il" la Rua y Anga-
rira C4Struvrrlc 10 Eva Is hirschberg. l yr.
sIth II. ms. 32t.n 2 1t Avenue A. FRANK
May t. Ail"r II pOugherty, y yrs. ........
True to Edward ~Oppcnhcimer and Isaac
1@Tth 81, II t. - W eth av; Clara g and
Jo.cph crane To the Mutual Life Insurance
147th II, II =, 22p W St. Nicholas av; Mary
Ialill To- George W Ituldcll, l yr.......
147th 4. sc g, SO g Prospect st, indy and
eNrs. Nc: George { Robinson to Leonard
and Elizabeth Mntclen. = yrs ..."":...
1GOth ~. + :. 10 W Amsterdam aN; Leo.
roldo Fiducil To SylNcst"r Pope 1T al. trus'
trr-, sc = yrs. ..... .......,..,.........
sam y ororty, same to eGuidera, ! yr.
l7,th Il 10 'ust aNl. cor Daly aH Elm
st, ulo.lING'U luNlUOp IN6Ih.I: Fred
eric J Middlrbrbok tn New YORK Security
and Trust Co.. l yr..."."..,...'",...."'
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Foreclosure Suits.

Lorillard nj, 8, ALI n I'd av, 5o1loo, cath ward;
Dennis W Moran vs. Rose f. Baldwin ct al; atty. J
kCarnry.
18th 1t, as. c2s G 10th av, lsxloo.s: Metropolitan
Trust Co, trur. NsCLArlrs Z Holman ct al; attys. 8 (
parsons.
l4otn st. s $. go W Amsterdam av. l5Ian. II: John
j Convey W Isma SChrrv"r ct al: atty, c l. WestcOtt.
I7Nth st. II cor Washington av. lOpI1OH.H; IVnac
Nrasia NsJvs PHI = ODJnnell foreclosure OF lien);
atty., j II ulldrCth.
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Plans Filed for New Buildings

Av c. ls3- 1s7;t two si1story flats and stores,
Baker y Fine. owners; Fred Ehllng, archi.
trtt cost ........ ......... $50, 600
Central Park W.. ~ II p2d st; a seyen-story
srShtt-"t; cGst, ',.y'.,'.' '.,..,..,."'0'. 100. 900
East BroudwH y. l4I: improvements to teno.
K'ii. arrmiteGts; cost ,.."."."""". 5000
Madison st, 2T3-2Sl; four six.atory stores
and fats Louis j. Levy, owner; Horon.
burger y Straub, architects; cost. ........ 10000
45th 81 and Park av, improvements to
roundhouse: y y 4 Harlem Il X Co,
owner: W J wilgus, architect: cost. ,...... 726
6gtl II. 1874. l F.; a seven. story factory;
a]rchitsrt; cost, .,-. 10000
1904 ~, 50, loo o OF West End av; six Ave
story dwellings; Robert Wallace. owner:
q Pelham. architect: cost. ''"-,.'.,..' -, 100. 900
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brick fats: John Reid vs.. William r, .Conklin
ct AL. John j. Gleason. attorney; sidney >.
Cowen. referee: amount due. S2a.96l; sub
ject to taxes. &c. S2,l1O.SO.
pY RICHARD v. HARNETr a 70.
Forty-second street. No. So. north side. 1O4
feet east OF sixth avenue. 2lKlOO.h; s~iX;story
stone front building. portion o. hotel. lehseI
hold George VI. Citizens vs.. New York Real
Estate aud Building Improvement Company ct
al: Edward ). CIinch. attorney. Rcuhen u.
Undcrhill, referee: amount due. Sl3.223 SUBJ
ject to taxes, &c, S2,OSiI.
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Omrinl Recorded T~rnn.fers.
Downing 4, 40 and ". ., 2 .BxS2. 3I33.a
mn MIilIhA q Van Minkla TO MIllio

Downing 4. ~ and ~. 3 ., 3a.SGs2. 3I33.a
1yl.i Matilda c Van WinkIe to Willie
Cirprnfrr. ..... ......... ...,...-...
Grand Boulevard. :, 1855 $ 1spth st. 5oI
3i.2xbO. % 80; Villain D Carroll and
wife u los, phi il Holland. .....,...-
IuCust Av or l tn ~, y " cor Elm st or Dhiy
Az. 40. ll-TOu.l uNi ,oOp.t IdI5.H fcrli'
lani ! II jevuus to Fredenck j Middle
Peufuld av. : =. lots i2i aud ia map cs:
tate GEORGE Faile, -tON1OO; .Eleard il
Southern boulevard, > " cor lStth al, 30 AZ
H.2&aOIlO-.G; Alexander Dauenbaum
TO- Augustus 'tare-E. ,........ I
Southern BpulevAld, W =, $50 n 1SIth at, 30
/, O21SAp.5XloN."3 Vim Dannenbauni to ,
hugustdst'ai-iss ..-r.,, .
Neruilyea aN. 50 100 " Emerson st. 3oI
l"n, Cornell Pierce e. Gas A Mc9uestnn
1lth at, = -. lao " ~ Is, 2"1uI.v; John kel'
lin TN ;, IS I'll Sv, ho1 los. 3; Alveh
r puyte ct al TO Matilda G Van Winkle TIC
lin st, II =, 100 Al av. 7ONlOo, leasehold; .
Jacob " Kahn. ref. to John Stitch ....... q
Maria j Harris to Alolph q Hasslacher .
p7tn At, II y, l6l t. Amsterdam aN, lNr
loo.li; clarence + True to Edward OPP
pcuh,iwer anil ano
lo~th II. 81 f. lTNlOO.ll; Maria Q Ortiz TO =.
Il, "a It. $. 40 W Broadway. 6oNloo.lI
Edward Oprcnheimcr ct al to Clarence
lIs,h ST. ri W. 2o1io,o ii: Emily Is Aneell
I2ad It Is +, i9.a1l0o.il: Pauline Katz
T. Walter Il Lusher and wife ......
Il m It. X - =. 80 - Prospect 81, 6OHlOO'
Leonard Kut"lrn and huo, iniiv ana etrs.
to trOrg, c RpbiuHun ,......,,....
Is IN st, II =. .2p W st Nicholas av, liz
Wall; tieo " Ruddell t. Mary Cahill
lHOlh II, r q. 40 W Amsterdam aN. lh.hx
az. l5.41m.ll; Frederick s Stats to Mary
+ Sttul..,-.r...... . DO .. .
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Attorney at. 146, sw cor Stanton at, Charles
y Harris. rs trustee. to Abraham IA
Az d. 81, 9 cnr eth At; NJ TIA Albers to Peter
y ELCkOUhm. 5 yrs
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Monroe 1T. II4; Dept Of Buildings vs Simon
Bl CA Building law vlulitinnG atty, + Otterbourg.
81 av. - and 100, Manhattan Rwy Co vs Mar
garet II Wp"dnuU-e ct al condemnation proceed.
in.s atty, c A Gardiner.
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csth st. 22i " Albcrcn" Stone Co ITO VIM
luhrig. .......... ............,- SIS
1O7tn st. cor Manhattan av, 25xlOo; VIM
4 Brandt va Pmllp drummer ............ IL
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OPPORTUNITY!

ABSOLUTELY Observation-Disclosures FRONT
~ EE EAR tiGTh A. MIN ipo bWS94 MP
i.I65 AMI LAiENH,o%i MOLINA n K Ekf
ATE POSSESSION Az A BAlLI AlN.
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AN ELEGANT NEW Slx-ST0RY
FIRePRo0F APARTMENT HOUSE

VERY DESIRABLE AND CONVENIENT LoCA-
TON MODERN IN DETAIL ELEvA-
TOR HEAT HOT WATER; HARDWOOD
TRIM LEGAN DECORATIONS. MIGHT TAKH
SMALL PIECE AS PART PAYMENT.
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eth Av. ~CORNER!!i

BELOW 18Th s~T.-b.sTCRY. WITT STORE; "a
Fl. FRONT. . Rooms AND BATH EACH APART
MENT. rHOROl uILY WELL BUILT IN EVERY
PARTICULAR; l. RESIED. ASKING $50. 900
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Ioo11oo, WITH SEVEN DWELLINGS,. 1873 EACH
IN GOOpO ORDER; DECORATED; WITH Al L MO-
ERN IMPROVEMENTS; AsklSG 100000. On
VACANT.
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% Eet for Business purposes.
flats ana Apartments 90 Let.

A.-A.- FLATS TO LET. A.-A.
ST. TO S2t.
& rooms and bath; every Improvement. - Brad
hurst av., near l42d TT Sec lanitor to-day,
82t 70 A26
q rooms and bath. steam heat and hot vator. See
janitor, log West lO4th ct. to-day.
AT II DOLLARS.
Second fat; 4 rooms and bath; steam heat and hot
water. See janitor. 5Op Amsterdam av.
AT II
Second fat, I rC oms and bath very choice. See jani-
tor. S44 Amsterdam av,, today,
$50 TO S.2.
g large. light rooms and bath. sec j%anitor, o5 East
II 9TH at
4 and & rooms and bath: all improvements; new
houses. See ~janitor. liz West 18th at.
@27 To so.
New flats. q rooms and bath steam heat, hot water,
opcn plumbing rrirate halls; near Park and Riv'
ersidc. See jarit n. 1870 ", st lOath st.
see To SEQ.
Best Won can ind for the morev: new, q rooms and
bath: every improve ncnt. Sc janiior. 24s and
S2S ONLY.
One vacancy: a rooms and bath: all light; every i'm
pruvcmcnt. See JAM or, c47 West forth at.
STA RIO $40.
Z and 3 rooms: bath; dclil httul location. 90 West
lUtth ST. aud 10 West iO2d at.
&55 TO SO.
New single aNartmenta, p rooms and bath; every i'm
provement; high class, s43 and San West End av..
$40 AND SEQ.
Lenox av.. near 12'th ST.: Z and 8 rooms; all i'm
provements. See janitor.
nI3 ONLY.
Sd av.. 2l5o. near ~ eth St.. four rooms.
1O5th ST.. II Wet; single apartment: all light. 7
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ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS
Rral estate ut Aurtion.

RICHARDy V. HARNETT& co, Auctioneers'
will sell at auction Tuesday, .March oS,' r.....
q. IL O'Clock noon, at Tho Nv YORK. Real Estate
SAlesroom, III broadway.
307 WEST 5GTH ST.
t-story and basement brownstone dwelling
and lot. size, 6.Sx55N1OO.5.
10 PER CENT. may remain on mortgage ! or =
years at Az per cent.
32i VEST 57TH ST.
l-story, basement and cellar, high stoop.
brownstone dwelling and lot. Size, 2bxooS
1905. Chandeliers, gas logs. House in
complete order.
FRANKLIN BEN, Esq. Attorney. 917 Broadway.
I8s EAST $50 ST.
t-story and basement brownstone house and
lot. Size. 15.7front xlO2.2 deep x16.1 rear.
IS PER CENT. may remain on bond and mort
gage !. = or 8 years, at Az T. CENT.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20.
100. III. 11s AND 11S WEST OATH ST.
Four 5-story and basement hrownstone flats,
Size Of Nos: 100 and lis; .sss6f 90; 81
1O0.S'a each.
Messrs. NILES h JOHNSON. Attorneys. IL Wall st.
aga WEST 2sD ST.
l-story and basement high-stoop. brown
$50.
80 F. CENT. may remain at 4 FER GENT.
~ECUTO SALE.
Estate Of MARIA j. MilES. deceased.
I8I WEST 23D ST..
Between 9th and eth avenues:
l-story brOvnstonr house. Lot ESNvo.y.-
GO PER CENT. on mortgage at I PEk CENT.
MATTHEW j. DAILY. Esq. Attorney. 10 Bway.
THURSDAY, March 80.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
133 WEST 18TH ST.
3-story and basement brick dwelling and
lot. size, 2O.6N about 6OxiO3.3.
HALCYON NJ. CLOSE, ESD, Attorney. 81 Park Row.
TUESDAY, April 4.
II, 10 AND FL WATTS ST.
II AND 10 ATS ST.-5-storv and cellar
brick double and lots. 10 fam
HES in each house. Size. IDA 15NS2 each.
2I WATTS ST.-5-storv and cellar brick
single tenement and lot, 15.6N15K06.
MYERs. GOLDSMITH 4 ~BROSNER. Attorneys. 800
Broadway.
TELLER 4 MIEHL1NG. Attorneys, 90 Nassau at.
j. ROMAINE BROWN 4 CO.. Agents. 81 W. 33d at.
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aat WEST 67TH ST.

32i WEST ST.
A-story, basement and cellar, high stoop'
brownstone dwelling and lot. Size, 2bx6o'
1908. Chandeliers, gas logs. House II
complete order.
FRANKLIN BIEN, Esq, Attorney. s17 Broadway
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RICHARD v. HARSETT Co, Auctioneers,
will sell at auction Tuesday. March ~. -
a. II O'Clock noon, at thu Nm YORK Real Estate
SAlesioOm, III broadway.
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38T WEST 5GTH ST.
t-story and basement brownstone dwelling
and lot. size, 6.Sx55N1OO.5.
10 PER CENT. may remain on mortgage l or .
years at AZ per cent.
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I01TH ST. 10 WFST.-Seyen rooms ana hath,
IoI steam heat; hot waite" suuplial; $40
THOMAS X ECkERSuN, 81 West 30th at
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NEAR l35TH ST, PRIVATE DWELLING, FIRE
AND CLEAR; MILL EACnASGE FOR GOOD TENE
NENT, NUT o HEAVILY M~okTGAGED.
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100 EAST $50 ST.
A-story and basement brownstone house and
lot. Size, 15.7front xIO2.2 deep x16.1 rear.
rs PER CENT. may remain on bond and mort
gage /. = or 3 years, at Az PER GENT
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West Sidc-AbOve 14th st.

A~.-A.-A.--FLATS TO LET.
Elegant new apartments overlooking Central Park
West. Of eight large rooms and bath; steam heat. no
water supply. tiled bath. open plumbing. gas ranges
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
Through Pullman Tourist sleeping Ca
Service to Texas, Old Mexico and
California.

Via the Chicago Great Western Ry.
to Kansas City and the Missouri, Kan
SaS II Texas, the San Antonio & Ara
nSaS Pass and Southern Pacific Rail
ways through Dallas, San Antonio,
ElPaSo and Los Angeles to San Fran
cisco. The only through car line from
the Northwest to Texas points and
connecting at Spotford junction for
all points in Old Mexico. A new week
ly service established on November
Bird and continuing weekly thereafter.
They will be in charge of an expert
enced official and will leave Minneapo-
lis at 10:45 p. M, and st. Paul at 11:20
p. M, every Friday and reach Dallas
the following Sunday, San Antonio on
Monday, El Paso on Tuesday, Los An
geles at noon Wednesday and San
Francisco earley Thursday morning.
These cars are the Standard Pullman
Sleeping Cars, similar to those run on
all tranScontinental lines and the
charges for berthS are about half those
charged in regular Standard Pullman
Sleepers. To persons who have made
the trip to California via other routes,
this Southern route will prove most
delightful change, and to persons con-
templating trip to Texas or Mexican
points it furnishes facilities hereto
fore unotfered. This car may be taken
at any point along the Line of the
Chicago Great Western Railway be-
tween Minneapolis and Kansas City.
For full information and assistance
call on or address any Chicago Great
Western Agent, or +. III. Lord, Gen
eral Pass. and Ticket Agent, lib Adj
ans ST. Chicago. dec 81
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14
IOWA STATE NEWS
THE STATE LIBRARY.
Card Catalogue Is Being Prepared
Which viii Be of Great Bene-
fit to Visitors.

The last legislature appropriated ST.
300 to prepare card catalogue of the
state library, according to the modern
scientific plan of managing large IL
braries, SO that they may be made
most useful to the students who con-
suit them. The work has been steadily
going on under the direction of State
Librarian johnson Brigham, but it will
take another two years and another
$4,000 to finish it. The library will
then be thoroughly up to date and
modern reference library. The card
catalogue has taken the place of the
printed catalogue in all the great Ii
braries of the country, as it is much
more easily referred to, gives better
idea of the contents of the library by
its numerous GROSS references, and is
the only way in which the catalogue
can be kept up to date, including all
the new acquisitions made from day to
day. When this is finished it NAV be
and probably will be extended. and a
competent cataloguer employed the
year around to extend this catalogue
by additional cross references to va
rious subjects, as well as to titles, and
by making it especially complete in
regard to new books and their con-
tents. The usefulness of the library
has been greatly extended under Mr..
Brigham.