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Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23

9uffru. isr intet til benz. GUN % gsr
meme bar ct Stptis fort Rugbrso til
Wliooog,, CO maaI,s Der CT liot isisn til
aitsnsmao; bet sr spbt not til BEN.
Span leper meit pad 9potd (SrGnb.-
pin) % faar fig M % co en- Bon.
adaliupps % en- ialt Glib. Wlao be-
bsper ban Tibet al.
Den r~usitite apmmuns er ct Srr'
inn / ct 2anc. Der itptss Of en- SelOs
beritsr. Rssieriugsn laoer snbbe.
Sdnosbp iaa ct pasienoe Stptte Soro
mob at bstale en- bsitsmt Stat osru'.
Sorosn osIsr 9snbsrns meIsm fig islp
efter bsitsmts Rsslsr, og Rsgjerinssn
griber aIorie inb. Gnbpsr porsn Wano
sr islptreost Wsolsm at SsrrsosfpreIs
len, iom fables mir. % oenne oRIssr en-
&omits, / bpis Spioie Der iettss EFT
5urmano. aomitssn funserer / 2 elsr
3 4ar. 0ens fornemfte arbetos bss
itaar / at forbsls Sprbsn. gnbpsr oil
eierns hd bet bsOits Stptts. os insen bet
oaarligits. Wsn naar en- Bomb. bar
bapt en- SOroteig en- 2-3 aar. fdar ban
en- anbsn, og iaaleoss tun ben idmms
Mano, pm ban bliper gummel, fare opsr
belle 9%anbsbbsns Gienbom. 0stte e.
10 Sommunisms og tager Iis sOot uo
paa papirst; men / 0i~rteli9beben bins
orer ben ct orbsutlist assrbrug. Sfte
bsrsr Ri ON Suresrsneb / Ruslano.
Den fan bare frsmtalbt peo nlpttsr pad
9rebsn; men I Rsgslsn ffriber ben fig
fra 2~dnbsbpernts 3ommunism. cg
8snoernes 0openfab.
9lanbt en- Iad talrig 9onoe'tano ION
ben rusiiTte sr Der ndturligpis en- Del
orbentlige W9nb, ipm arbsieer fig irem
til 8elitano; men bet bsrer til be iielcs
ne l%lnbtaaslier, at en- belbapenoe gons
be aibiaer fra SGbrenes Gill us begun.
Der at Isrs ct mere cipilii.rst 2ip. Sdr
ibnss, at ban i'll. bsbspsr ct Stls msb
mere enb en- Stue; Suap. bar ban i'll.
8rua for, % hams 8tnbu .r lite flil,
al bet ian luttes op % ldbe fritz Cuff
Itrsmme inb.
Som ct Iluuenbs Gr,mpsl paa, bpors
lebes ben rusfiIte gonbe tGnter, dnfs.
req gisrns ben Manb. Tom rsobsbe glera
amber ben anbsns 2ip. tSan fau, al Ell
5pr, b9pebe i'm giitcl, ibet G3arsu
pasiersoe, og ban pufFebs til bans arm,
idd Stuboet life trdf. Gil gelsnnina
blep Bomber ppbsiet / abslsftonoen %
1T en- tor Sum psnge. Spab qisr ban
mi? So, MI Ipntes ban, at ban bapb.
Raab til at oritts - % ban brat ia
fulo bpsr Dag. inbtil grGnbspinet
or9bte ham.
5 Rusldnb gisres Der for Sioen fore
a%nftren9elier til Splpsninssns 5rsms
me, o9 Sunbitubsns Col bill ON III.
lGn9e tomme til at Ttinne inb oaTaa /
ben rusfi'te gonbeitus. pa pil Der op,
itaa en- nh SlGet, for bpsm anlebnino
til at brittle granbsuin % bopne ia
life er Qibets hsisfte Gnbs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23
n~naoomSfno 90 ttngoom
blob,

llngbomsfinb Og llngOomsbloo,
bet sr 2iOets b.bits SD,rb.
ION sr git cs paa Dor 5Grb.
Oct .r mer .hb 8erbcns Cub.
Gr .nb 9.i.n torR,futo,
llnsoomsFub Og llnabomsbtob
bog ftul 81 os araft os Too.
ioa Ri frsmdo, Sob for Sob,
si.nn.m Sinoring,r fan ilua os.
Snb. Wust.r ei ftal naa oS
puu Dor Del isi,nnem @ers,n.
mar Ri Blot bar msb paa 5Grosn
nngoomsfnb Og llnsbomsbIob.
y. 2,
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23
Yoaportoens W.Sirttelie til / Sent

Gsn '~pIoiiale Gsrsaslisi anianst al be Srtss. fem
isr,s a%isuHtH be Jrrenses Sta,,rs SOf. sisr bet ~.
'crt. at goiportoen t~pentntIi maa bIps reoucerst I'll
! Gent pr. lins, ifssstfOr 2 Ten ErrToenL hsem
bel fpiies at iaa IN iaaedH sttsmHislis sifnHcmisrt
iaonsresien, viI foo sH bel elaes { ,Teli,ts aHittIir.
rusn life hsierc. rniafe. euo ben griseIie. / huiIiru
euhpsr holbsr s%uistisrs g7nssbiiiers. 7rune ut.
eiriu bar en- ma IL % guut NJ ct rssHrrrr ssaesm
men biaHei WeuHtifthreeu. Zen aaar iii { ptsCni,
msHs ~Ieiprins orb at viris pirci,s raa TaVer. ipsi
beo bfH iaar sraii III trore AZ nbisrc TN piaiiae
Iurtii9h Mro al frrbsic agb,n. Ten irlbfr &ipof
MIRO &c rae. TBte SIpopa iitFT. lem e. 9etiudtlier
ipr Saathcbrn ~ tnaqct o. 0~clcpgUtn. ioai Err
fell u bar sos aft Ten briTlsT nup dprriu. pRm
prr Acrv- iiisigH. tfimHItTer Enrctu ca brnttfr. o.
bCn ~iprifttc Wano e1er aUinps Isle. Tea a mt
Rsnnsffe. 5oriss ben. (IR-LJ
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23

men lite betdltt. 1st sr MI aommtls
oogs % no at Wooe; men for bet
ltiootnf1roige Rusldno boIotr BET
,ronu en- prGtsn ON Rsnligbso.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23
VaIt Giettooi 10,
tiIfalaS eaer ftaeis.

Hotrtisf,mtritr 'uns.r -gnTiss". ~1iasts". "Lit'
iaIas" "a ~GitsripsraitI" fuhsr y Gents iog . DrS
for toer Dana, % ~ Gent pr. Ero for aft. ION oV.s.
flyer % Orb. G"psrttslcmeHtsr iHbtaae5 lite iOs
minbrs sHo 70 Q,Hts. g,nse maa u'rdoiSelig mroida,
ans Btftniuaer. let Isrnsr Rs life at bosigrt IA
imud GUNNER.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23

marteIio ocoi'. u: "er cu iift facet
Or sneru man liqa,r life til III. I
senosn. Seq ftudr Op brtr WOra'n 81.
fem"
9: IA, men tun for at ou ian or'o'
TO Sime mere enp leg"
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23

Some time ago ] had my attention called to
Ripans Tabules for heart trouble caused by indiges-
ton. l tried every treatment that was recommended
to me, but never found any relief at all in any Of
them till ] began using Ripans. | have found great
relief from them. | am acarpenter by trade, am thirty
years Of age and can say that | am cured. Only at
times ! feel slight symptoms of it when l eat a little
too much. | always keep the Tabules on hand, and
take one whenever | fee. indisposed the least bit.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23

TiHal0s.-80 Ncre8 9ano, meite
- 3eleu Stpo. Roset Sslanb, goot rim.
Oenoe Bnuo, iunot aiima. 9riSS16OO &pu'
inut. CIR beiisgsnoe pad Beitiioen az 8pcn
Sa9len, 8eitrnmi 60, Wtinn. 3. 8. aliiou.
3Sa2
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23
Cor Sornene.
. alnsuttssutns al Br')

[,,ss % b'itoO otua oss ,o ~
rr,us Glpen grop jig op'
srsr, inb unOsr 5jeloet pdd
,,t, siOs. Gambler bdpo'
ris po,set fra en- sanobdn'e
Falsss % fra gIuns til Sodro'
~, b,opnote Siren en- batter
-, ioi,n, bpuc ben hapoe git,
y. III sr. Sanoersaaroen
,ss g,i til at BIZ plaOs isjsn
ann aloslss at fcripinoe.
h., sauOsr bupbe aroet Saar'
h, fin, dfOsOs 5oralore Os stts
r,s en- ,iat, munter Vi9e ira
,s,,aoro. De tcg fat pad bet
S~,srssbrue msc mob os Splt
ars,iostraftsr. Nan tunos
4iat qrbsiOe og pso at slsoils
,r,s, lp.ts Grpbe uo al Sanos
ia, Wntstsr. Wen itdnSe 81
prri tunos man lite. Ga
|,tauuisl for ben, grcp ben zig
Mr. inbum. Sort at fortGae
s,rSsrfulfsne fattisere paa
Erscm for bosrt aar.
n parit for gernene," ia
|%ricr,rs meo 8emoo til binana
"a grrners tom tGt - trinos,
Suffer ug Bigger.
|%rraisbsrsn rdiet / gpgoen.
furoom Hem / Hcrse, melt al
rrn at ben ii1r angriber 5olt
|rh arms "a trdftig Billie. Den
sancsrfoltsne ogiaa.
N, nj iqIssr % refer til ames
h, hdlour en- Dag til fin Itrabs
Sulou "bsbit for 9srnene."
hsit for gsrnens," futtsoe
DIT iaIosr itunopm liot
b { Sdrusl til 59brenebismmet
~Ntnoc,n. Mun tar ofte paa
tns cs santsns 9inser Sure
h.
NJ itts msast at fua for en-
IN rl- iua 9oot iom bsmt iii
Fang; men bet blep bog til Bill
tn Sdnosrfoltens pg bsres fem
la forbiaaur ri ben beIp9rlie:
1t mar fra Stperns, man 1T
bit ! be Gage, oa be bar oite
b. SdaIcoss tunoe bet ofte
I'll at IA Opermaaos lang lib
F' I'll Gmsritu. De, Tom Jar
tn Zig Gmeritar.iie mep en-
F"rad6frn ON iig, buffer ett
arSr' OiIcs life foritaa, ielp
b tanOs gi benz ben bebfte BE.
F'T'r sonoerfoIiene isisn / en-
1Ns paa Prrrien / ct Hps
Goropsfsn.
q ItNt triit i 5srftninsen for
frt'nmsn Npbpsssr. ! Som
't09t'r man Srtansr, Stor.
)t'n'r % 5oroenpeir. Sont
os ION Sorbenen tan BRACE
GtraIc! Gr Wanben burte
F'o', % Suitrusn iibber bisms
smaa, tan bet ofte pore
ist ~6oormuns,n en- SuRru
si'lar9it % Strrt meb
''n'n' runot fig / ben Fimp!e
(h'7tts, mems GIemsnterne n.
fipr.
rni'rtiN'n er bel / almtnbe,
f''nNsn hjsmms. Ren bet
u BIT init. Mon bar 10 /
lna Ian9t til gDen. Ss Iaa
Stntsritormsns os auIoen
F''IlS tnapt ON baube meb
S'0not. 0a moa Ranoen
M lite bar p9rst uce paa
Norooeiten | en- aste ame.
sn'''oFm, oeo tile. bpao bet
!" II tIot 2tpet ON at sipre,
CITE h'note bet, at tiefte,
.'aFo buffet unbsr. Sm ale
H. nOrite Rpbpaasre bar
Eaa' I Im,ritu, tunbe neoteo.
soa OiIOs bet iianobep bli en-
fdissbiftorie.
ErFoI''ns fit fin fuloe Del of
ft9Ro,rne.
ut itts for gsrnens, oilpe lea
SdnOtbart.n" % finite til
SP9N," ia SaIpor unbsrti.
'~'0'aits 6uItru.
Sn Mt tite bar for gsrnene
a''l0 bet rOIiss suor.
'''mOcsr tent tanHe,
n't''. Oct er ben Sing mso
9s9,'ItD't, at 9pbpaaet bIir
Sp8c msO sioen. Der
'8 Der bIir airte, Der
u's' % Bier, % / gpern.
Iua'',o'r. aanbet tiger /
.@ fdtti9e Hpbpaaer blir
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23

TiNaI9s. Baa 8runo al 9tIOer.
bonn tGuier ies at bile flute meb
SmebebaonouGriet, o9 oil oerior i1lae min
6orretning iamt golt9. Seq ar og bar p9.
ret alsne Sn,eb pna Stebet. 5or nRrmcrc
llnoerretnin9 Tom og ie, sler "TRIP I'll Sous
9. Beitbn 98balen, Wtnu. 8sa3
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23

Gaoroen Sanbsr sr lite msr. Gls
ben tos BEN. s 9darFcmmen sisr
ben iia Hammslie brsp os bigger, mems
ben batter fine @anomasier fremopsr,
bpur Sanberfoltsne / fin Glib itrapst
% itrsb for iia oa fine fem Smaa.
Oct bar bet bsbit., tdnbenoe. at be IA
Sforpel til Srbr,lano og 5aorsnss
saarb.
Geoit for 9srnent.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23

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Decorah-posten., 1899-05-23

|os IT
|Sota,r.
|st BEL.
|iott,t,i
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
BUTCHERS EXPERT AT WEIGHT.

1t is his business, of course. and he
becomes expert at ii, as man might In
any work. but the customer who pays
any attention to it at all is sure TO be
interested, nevertheless, in the accuracy
with which the butcher cuts off Just the
required amount OF meat. whether IL
is two pounds of steak, or four pounds
OF chops, OF six pounds OF corned beef
It's all tn same to ...m. He cuts with
out long dwelling upon where To set the
KNIVES. lie sill away sort of casual
like and plies the saw, and LAYS the
meat on the scales. and does not vary
more than quarter or half a pound
1rom the weight required, on even the
neaViest pieces, and on the Lighter
pieces Incomes within an ounce or two
or hits Ii right on the nail.
"A man, ior distance. ---es into a
butcher shop and asks for three and a
half or four pounds OF saw. cornad
peer. The butcher gets a big piece out
OF the pickle. lays 1t on a block and
picks up a knife, and, without the
slightest hesitation. with strong smooth
sweep, cuts of a piece which he la,,s
on the scales. 1t weighs three no,,nds
and three-quarters, 1t is In weight ex-
actly midway between the limits set
The expert butcher gets his ablitv ~
do this naturally enough from 80
judgment TO start with. backed a., 49,
long experience, but when ne -
things as close as this. even tho 49,
TONER familiar with all his skill -.
upon him as wizard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
DAVIS SAWYER DEAD.
Oldest Tavern Keeper in Rhode Island and Was
Wildly k7cW1.

Davis Sawyer, the Oldest tavern
Keeper in Rhode Island, died yesterday
at the Willows in Warwick. He kept an
inn after the old English style. and
was known far and wide as a sports
man and a chef who could walk out on
fffs own 7rrres aI1u SHOOT ms game and
then cook il.
He was in his 9th year. and a ma
tive of England. Mr.. Sawyer had been
married twice. His first wife died l2
years ago and the second eloped and is
now livins near New Haven.
In the iast illness of the aged boni-
race he recalled many events of note
that transpdred at his house, among
them visit from Pres. Arthur, and the
first meeting of Addie Nutter and Amos
Palmer, the principals in the Edgewood
tragedy of last February.
Palmer is now confined as murderer
at Butler asylum. Mr.. Sawyer was a
veteran fireman, and he Will be buried
by that organization.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

London. Oct. PA dispatch to the
Times from colesburg. Cape Colony
SAYS:
THE situation on Monday is grave.
The Beers are $500 strong and Will be
reinforced from Driekop. No defence
is possible. The town guard VIII re-
tire on Naauwpoort on the appearance
of the enemy.
''The Driekop force is estimated al
1900 men. The report OF the hghting al
Glencoe has been placarded al Bethul-
le The frontier town on the East Lon
don line as a brilliant BOer victory.
THE BRITISH FORCES DIVIDED.
Ii appears certain. however, that the
brilliant victory at Elandsiaagte Mds
productive OF no effect for the reIie4
of Glencoe. and il is only TOO lkeiy tna1
Gen. Yule has been compelled 10 aDal
don the wounded and the prisoners -
Dundee. because his force IS 700 wen
no hold the four and half miles seP@-
rating Dundee from Glencoe
Probably Gen. Yule believes he can
better protect Dundee from an enemy
advancing from the northwest py con-
centrating all his available Strength al
Glencoe. where there are now So0O men
and three batteries.
In the meantime efforts will be made
20 reopen the railway and TO get rem
forcements from Ladysmith.
Ii is expected that Commandant Eras-
mus has by this time Joined Command
ant Gen. Joubert. and that their COM
bined columns amount to some lO,OOo
or II 900 men. while the Free State
Beers now threatening Ladysmith from
the east. and a column reported 10 be
coming through Zululand, must also
be reckoned with.
GEN. WHITES POSITION.
In short. Gen. Sir George Stewart
White has been unable to follow up !
MS successes and is obliged 10 remain
Il Ladysmith without being able TO re- !
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

Mr.koopman urged strongly the need
of entire concentration of physical and
mental energy to the work of the class
rooms and It's adJuncts, showing how
Injurious We're the after effects of the
strain and worry concurrent with four
years of labor sufficient TO obtain for
the student the amount necessary for
his support. He cited several cases
well known TO him of entire collapse
and loss of mental vigor following the
completion of such "a course as is COM
monty called working ones way
Through college," and while he praised
the. ambition which prompted the act
he denounced dhe performance of IT.
III youth can see no possible way
open TO him of obtaining an education
without self-support." he said, '1et him
work one year TO study the next, until
he shall have completed his course;
even IL N should take twice the time. 1t
is much better to leave college at
more advanced age in good health than
no graduate in four years with broken
constitution and no ambition"
The usual discussion followed Mr.
koopman's remarks, bringing argu-
ments on both sides of the question.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
THE LIMIT OF SPEED BY STEAM.

i read a piece the other day." said
an old locomotive engineer to a Times
Democrat reporter, in which New
Orleans railroad man said that $50 miles
an hour was one of the possibilities of
future travel / venture to disagree
with him, and I'll tell YOU why-he
doesn't take ntoaccount the human ma
chine in the cab. don't doubt but they
Will build engines that can stand 150-
mile gait, but they can't build the en-
gineers.
"On fairly good roadbed one notices
very little difference between twenty
five and fifty miles an hour / mean the
strain on the nerves isn't materially in
creased; but anything above uhat linn
1t Is the pace that kills. The sensation
is simply indescribable in words IL
seems TO Jar every separate fibre in the
BODY, and the tension is so terrible that
one is apt 70 feel the effect for days. The
average man can't stand many spurts
at even 60 miles an hour let alone $50.
He comes out OF such an ordeal All
broke up, and jumps when he hears un-
expected noises Ike an hysterical wo-
man. My own theory is that the effect
You have 20 look straight ahead. but
at the same time you see things whiz-
zlng past on both sides out of the tail
OF your eye, and il Is as IL something
had hold OF the optic nerve. and was
pulling IL out like a rubber band. That's
a pretty clumsy explanation. but it's as
near as | can come TO II. Many's the
time I've staggered when got up from
my seat in the cab.
ahead, continued the engineer "is
bound to get on any mans nerves in the
course of time. particularly during
nsht runs. one sees queer things. and
We had some scares i'm my life that
would nave turned my hair as white as
MIX II hair really turned white that
way. The worst trouble is with shad-
pWs. It's no uncommon thing FOR n
u ultu TO NJ across the head Hight and
NV shadow down the track as big
as poN car. or course It's done In on
instant, but in just that hearthcot ,Ln
nerves nave been given n sibo,k ~
.neN may not recover FROM, ir d, ,.o1t. /
We had that happen ia ~ ~ ~ |
| s.hes. 1 would be tearing ,1or.. "a "
90 OF to-mle clip when All of g,,35 - |
80. ING oig ana black would -,
! ana -. uerN right between the rails |
Nevt go telegraph poles ahead
| -. n. Ia. e.
shadow Of bird. but as far ~ ~ - 1ne
dona d'hId the mischief was alraoS,.
| dea,h naa had "A v,~ion Of snd1ay
cve.n cyeril ana ana a sledge-hammer blow Low, 'on on
"Tbe rse @ centre In my system.
- new electric headuphte ,-o
| worse than the others as s,,',. are
aucers. They cast such sharp sba6,,,'- pD-
that bug moving over M ,,,,.,. ",
MAKE you think cow Is living iust ~
iront or your pilot I owe electric l,gbt
bugs numbor of grudRos ror ii,,it
| Jokes Of that kind and nv e,,..i ..., .,'.,
isn't IN the least unusual. An croins...
go through the same thing. Tho r,,.
who was never srorei is n man u.bo ~
careless ~ the lives entrusted y, ~
vigilance. md such a fellow ISN'T N, y,
be IN the business These ars tbI,~.
that make mo doubt tho nractic,i.ii,,.
of 100 miles an hour and the possibilify
~ $50. Cod help the engineer OF sticb .
train. He would 40 mad In a week"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
THE BOERS ATTACK
GLENCOE AND DUNDEE
Gen. Joubert and President Kruger
in Personal Command OF FOSce
of Nine Thousand Burghers.

.+,ra railway communication, which Is
nrobably broken at other points besides
! Elandslaagte.
| Thus the enemy, although their origl-
nal plan. which is supposed to have
/ been COL. Schlel's. failed, may be fairly
| credited with having isolated Gen
Yule's brigade and divided the British
forces i'm Natal. Gen. Yule may find
himself i'm a tight place. needing ali
his experience in Indian and Burmese
lighting 10 eXtricate himself
NEWS WITHHELD FROM PUBLIC.
II is quite evident that the war Of
flee has news which has been withheld
from the public. and If the situation
as here sketched is confirmed, Boer di-
visions may be expected at other from
tier points.
Up to midnight the war office was
besieged with inquiries. the heavy lists
Of British losses causing much heart
burning.
If this" said a workingman. who
was reading the list, "is the nrice of
suzerainty, good God we are paying i'm
full"
II is regarded as not impossible that
ien. White may yet be compelled 10
concentrate all the Natal forces az
Ladysmith and await the arrival OF
the army corps.
BATTLE BEGUN SUNDAY.
London. Oct 24.-The Daily Tele.
graDh has received the following from
Ladysmith. dated Sunday. 2:10 p. m:
The Beers reported to be 5000 strong
and under the command OF Command
ant Gen. Joubert and President Kruger
IN person. are today again attacking
Glencoe. Gen. Yule. commanding our
troops, has moved his CAM, back into
I better defensive position"
The Daily News publishes the follow
nS dlspatch from Ladysmith, dated
sunday night; "A large force under
Commandant Gen. Joubert and Conn
nandant Negan opened fire on Dundee
'esterday The firing was continued
oday The result is not known here"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FOX SALE-ON LAWN AVENUE,
near the water front. Pawtuxet r I
one family house, 9 rooms. ali modern
improvements, lot S0xs3. G.. :. & II. j..
GkOSS. Managers of Estates, Banigan
Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FARM FOR SALE ON PROVIDENCE
r. r.. 81 minutes ride from Boston. 35
acres Of land. new buildings, house OF
10 rooms and bath. open plumbing, all
in,nrovements. gas, etc, large barn,
carriage. wood and henhouses. suitable
Or gentleman's place or big truck farm
bnil5inrs cost $500: will sell at sacri-
Ace III you are looking for a place
call and see this one going TO be sold
al some price. T. w s, Bo% SsS, Mans
aeld, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FOR SALE-46S PINE STREET.
corner of Somerset street, two family
mouse, Is rooms. rent 5000 per year.
modern improvements. desirable for
residence or brsiness. G.. l. & II. ].
6kOSS, Managers OF Estates, BaLigan
Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FOR SALEM EDGL WOOD. COR
ner Of Broad street and Wentworth
avenue. one faml,- house. IL rooms,
gas, electricity, furnace. $3.50 square
feet Of land; price $500. G. l.. e II. j.
Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

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.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

TOLET-365 65PLA1NFIELD STREET.
lower fat. rooms, modern improve
ments. separate entrances. rent 500.
Two flats of 6 rooms each. 679 Broad
way. at s14 and slS per month: g. L.
q IT. ]. GROSS, Managers Of Estates.
panIran Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FOR SALE-94 DOUGLAS AVENUE,
lot 40xlo0, two family house; will sell
10 quick purchaser for S2250. G.. L. e.
II. j.. GROSS, Managers OF Estates.
Banigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FOR SALE-406 PINE STREET
one family house, nine rooms. with
modern improvements, lot 42xg5: n bar
gain for n quick purchaser. c.. l.. & II,
j. GROSS Managers of Estates, Bani-
gan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FOR SALE-ON EI.MWOOD AVE.
near Roger Williams Park. two family
mouse built two years, IL rooms, rent
S4S per month. G.. l.. & III. j. GROSS,
Managers OF Estates, Banigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FOR SALE, ORAIs STREET. A
good building lot. hot far from school
mouse. q. l.. g III. j. GROSS. Managers
OF ESTATES, Banigaa Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

=, FOR sALE-oN MEDWAY STREET
wv, mo me building sites. 50xi00 each, be-
swWeeh tie car lines. GIL. * H.J.GROSS.
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

foR SALE--ON ROGER WILL
Iains avenue. building lot; will sell low.
~. IL. q ii. j. GROSS, Managers of Es-
'ates, Banigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FOR SALE-ExCELLENT SITE
for manufacturing, on Kinsley avenue.
containing 6lS60 SQUARE feet. G l.. &
HI. GROSS, Managers OF Estates, Ban
igan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FOR SAEE-BUILDING LOT ON
Doyle avenue. opposite school house.
5000 square feet. @ L. e. III. j. GROSS.
Managers OF Estates, Banigan Build
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

FOR SALE-FIvE BUILDING LOTS
on Goddard street. G. J.. g. IL. ].
Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AND TO LET.
G. |. & n. l. Gross, Ban Gan Building.

FOR SALE-AT BUTTONwooDs.
building lot; want 10 turn IL into
money, Will sell very low. q. l.. & ii.
j. GROSS. Managers of Estates, Bani-
gan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

fDR SALE-FINE BUILDING LOT
living avenue 50xl00; price $500.
" Il. q IA. j. GROSS, Managers OF Es-
tdtes' Banigan Building.