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Delaware. LaCkaWanna & Western

Stations in New York. foot ~ Barclay aud Christ
Leave y. \. phcr ats. Arrive y. Y.
X 90 am ...... Binghamtou Mail ........ $40 pm
$4,000 ara Ithaca, Oswogo, Bunaln FIX 500 pm
5000 pm Buffalo and Chicago Express ~ % pm
4:uO pm ,rantIn, WIlkesbarre and
Plymouth ENprrss ... ..,.l2:2O pm
$500 pm buffalo aud Chicago LIN. FL "733O pm
$3.50 pm Buffan FL, lar, Buffalo ;;tt am - 30 am
-y:3O plu Ithaca. OswcRO, TtcA and
Buffalo FN ..,.-.,. ,,..,. - 30 am
tSleeper u Scranton. May lie occupied To I: 80 anu
Tickets and Pull man Umuodat,Ons at ll3, A2y
and $50 broadway and IL Park place.
WestcottA Express Company will call for and
check baggage 10 destination. FtEMy.
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Railroads.
new [l. YORK central. CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION.

days and sundays
HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A. Al. and 3:6h p. NJ. Daily except sunday. to
Pittsleld sundays only at p;2O A. VI.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices at ll8 26l. ~ and l2lG Broadway,
20 Union So W. 23h Columbus ay.. NJ W. i1Sth st.
Grand Central station. l25th ~. staten aud l3ath
81 station. New York; 33s and 72d Fulton IT. and
loH broadway, T.. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1910 Cortlaudt' for New York Cen.
trail Cab Service. baggage checked from hotel or
residence by Westcott Ex press Company,
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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Satisfied Liens.

D shapsr h Co Va Imperial Realty Co and
ano; 5p And ~ 45th st; 1879.
VincenZo Yalente 4 Co VA Mary Cannon
by bond; lB3d OF. b38 to $40 W; 1920
Kehoe, John Z. Va Katherine Van Valin 30
and W II 12pth Ut; 1899.
Conlon. Patrick. We Ahelman h Rosenbaum
(by bond; st Anne's av. VS.. 100 . l5sth
So lNfbs .s..,...,.s.
Russhon. Geo. Va same (by bond: same
prOptTty' lsNb ........,.. r-..... ...'..,..,...
q l. Schuyler 4 Co VS. Baker 4 Fine; 1873 to
1877 Av G; 1899. ..................
Stockinger Bros vs. same; same prop; 1892.
u BadRnes n Co vs. same: same prop; 1890.
Lapaata. Raphel, VS. same: same prop; 1920.
Olansky h Parkin VS. same same prop: 1922
Hastings Il Bloom vs same; same prop:
lobb. ........... ..........
Wiedbusch h Schwartz W same; same prop:
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Lis Pendena.

7oth Ct 43s W: Ellen Ryan vs. Francis Ryan. II a
dover; atty. Jas p Campbell.
<3d at. n 8, 80 Sd ave; 25IIo0.5; Dennis Nc
Donald. indiv and excr Margaret Mcdonald
indy and eItr. partition; atty. hunday.
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Steamboats,.

HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL
IL leaving Desbrosses ST. 3:lb y. NJ, Saturday.
l:4b p. NJ, West AID st. 3:3o r. NJ. SATURDAYS. 2
=. M for CRANsTON, CORNWALL. NEwBURGH
NEW HAMBURGER, MILTON. PU NEEPSIE RON.
DOUT and KINGSTON. MUSIC. LAST TRIP OF tho
season Friday Oct 10.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Cham bers
St. as follows. and hve minutes earlier from West
23d At.
O,On A. M.-vestibule Express daily for Bing-
o'S'O hamton, Wayerly. Elmira. Buffalo, Brad
ford arrives Buffalo x =. NJ, Parlor Car Buffalo.
C.l0 T.. M.-vestibule LinIted-Fsst mail daily.
A.OO Solid train for Chicago, arrives at Cleveland
TAO A. M, Chicago = p NJ. sleepers to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
-.Q0P. M.-Bufalo and Cleveland Nestibuled
.OO Express daily, arrives Buffalo 7:O5 A. NJ.
Bradford 100 A. NJ. jamestown A. NJ. Youngs-
TOM io;31 4 M cIeyelanal2 M sieeper' to
OIL r. VI. -Dsily, solid train for Binghamson.
a.. ~ WaVeriy. Flmira Chicago. Sleepers to Buff
falo, Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car. ~
uICKETSiLOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III, llS, 2dl. 4ol and
967 broadway, l27 Bowery. l56 Fast 25th 81. and
273 West l26th ST.. Chant beers and West 23d at fer
way, Brooklyn; 81 River st, HOboken. and Jersey
City Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to destin
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OLD DOMINION LINE
DAIIN SERNICE

For Old Point Comfort Norfolk, Portsmouth
Primers Point, Newport News and Richmond. Va
connecting FOR Petersburg Richmond, Virginia
Beach. Washington. D. C.. and entire South and
West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier 40
North RIVER. foot OF Beech ST.. every weekday.
Except Saturday, at =. NJ and Saturday. at p. NJ.
II. D. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
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Albany Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Pier 49, y. H.. foot Canal st. at p. ~ daily
Sundays excsptsd) connecting with express trains
fer all points NORTH East and West,
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Katz, Max ]. and Morris L Abelman to wn
7 Hockey. l1stn st, n 8. 535 Q Lenox ay

Katz. Max j. and Morris L Abelman to wm
Hockey. 1lsth st, .. 535 Lenox av.
Pqrroy. charles D. to VIM Ii. and ccrneei;iiaa ''''
ESwit. Travers st. 3, 10. ZOE W Briggs
schw.b, William. 70 Philir and WIN Ebline
Brewing Co. AIS to $50 East l3+th at, de-
Selling, william and Jacob stump. to Leo. '''''
pold serenbetz. Vanderbilt av. n Q cor
Finland Elizabeth g. to Jane. n Madam
road or isbth St install. ts OF transverse 1900
Knickmsnn. plearick or Diedrich. to Frank
Finland. Eez G. to Geo " McAdsm. e1or -''''
verse road. or is5th st, . .'.......'",' 1880
Wstnheimer Philpina TO Harlem savings
Bank, l4th st. SIS lot 81, map OF Union
siiverson, Abraham to Carrie Levy 10 and '0'0
Bass. Joseph P. and ano trustees, to Eiihu
Frost, e1or. &c, +as and 500 Broadway.
vaente. Gabriel, to Emma Bloch. Iisth st.
schawe. Joachim 4. i Maria to Marie Butt.
Marvin. ' Iouiss A. T. Maurice WARMER, 3la
McNuity r thomas to Maria Miller, Rail. ''''0
purr ra Chas D. to VIM e'fpf swift vi and wife
1s6th or Wetmosc st: n s. lot 81. map Of .oo
wilkins; George to Betty Wilkins, Lewis ST. ,ooo
Kess+r Lev L. ' TO Agnes s Webster s4aE
MaSli n ia Ralph. to Martin Gei.zier Bri. '00
tow st, g, 2ib n Jennings at. instslls 1900
st " cor Forest n.y. 3 yrs ......,.-,,..... 1900
Same to Enoch O. Bell. same property. yr 1880
Nc pss ID av. 3 yrs. ,,.......... 10000
Briggs av. n " cor 4th av. yrs "'.,.'.'' 5000
ine.on av. W s, POI 8 9Th st. 3 yrs, $3.50
Madison av VS.. 90 n ilth st. 5 yrs. 1000
Judge Company. to knckerbocker Trust
Co. all copyrights, stocks, bonds personal
property, contracts trademarks. &c. Sc
cures gold bonds TO- IL and IL yrs 49,. 500, 900
Lyons. Edward. to the German Savings Bank,
st Nicholas av. W cor Both ct. yr..... 10000
| Same to William CASTOR. same property,
| Same TO Burton G Meighan. same property.
demand 49,. $500
Paul, Mimi. came propertr. due........... 5000
| Same to James Rogers same property. de-
mand ,....,..' .,'..,.....,,..,. 10000
mand 10000
81 Az B. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Same to same, same property. yr. ........ 1900
Dessotr. Sarah A and Wexford to Jennie
| Calderwood. lots OILS 70 dls map OF
Laconia Pari. collateral ................. 900
Brown. Homer and Sarah A. to Mary
WHITE. admI. &c, 1921 at. Is. 30 tw It'll
Beiskr, wincy to Bob ,mian Benevolentsnd
| Literary AssOc'n. lots 2I2 and 2+3, map,
Section A. Nyse estate. lyr................. 1.ooo
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Railroads.
ennsylvania
RAIIRoAD.

SHusbSH H~HesW
u FAILRoAD.
STATIONS foot Of MEsI TwENlY.rnmp srtEEr AND
ss.rb mtIn n.Si,s A ,, conlAMni snHEEts
Cortlnndt streets is irc minutes later than
lint given below Tor Iwrniy.third street
7i65 a. NJ. FAST, .MllI.--Limitci t. two Buae,
PaIlGr Car Nsw YORK e irtt'ourt ,sl."pnt Car
s,>S r &ST EiYE 'Y%yS S%% GSy%and,
scrVstion 6rs. For Gthicss1. CLEVELAND Torio.
thI G,&l9eT Az ST i6Hs + TIa MS
For Lou.sN illo via Cincinnati. Indianapolis
t:s5 T H. WEssIfERN Expnrss-r,r Chicago.
~ NJ SE SO r IriSE;f rxrnnss-ro.
PIttsburg Cleveland. Nashville VIA Cucinnatii,
80 s%Ts' rH HaT'T%4ff 4 tS; pn.nur. and
S sr H, For Kn"Iy lie dAttS ~, shenandoah ya
s'E5 NJ .ps'NE2s1es mi rrrtlanat streets -.
sleeping Car Now York to Altoona East Liberty
PttsbarE and points West, daily except sunday
wAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
700 $40. s2p 10 10 ,neshrs'os street Iu:iO C,rt-
NJ I2;55 $40 D"s6ro.sc. street ' 9i6 C Sat.
iGnut street 100 l3;25 90 igresslouNl Linz.
Dans carr s5! r IT., iaio D ashi Sun snnt lay
so, M::5. 1855 Dining Carl 4. NJ. i2sf5 2.55.
G rM' i;25 ,o Dining Carr Asa DINING Car, s55
s0GlHERN Express. 2;50, 4.25 =. NJ.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RuLwAY.-ror Mem.
pls and New Orleans, 2:15 T. NJ. daily
ATL ANTlC COAST LINE-ENpress. 9:25 A. NJ. and
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY.-4.5o p NJ
Fol- ,oLp POINT COMFORT and NoRroLK.-75s
A A n slT TeGk si@y and ,51 r VI daily
Street 40 p. NJ. Cotlandt street 2:l5 p. NJ
Through Ncstihulrd Train. Buffet PArlor Cars Pas,
senger Coach and Combined Coach
CAPE MAY.-l2:a5 T. NJ. week days
from West Twenty third street station. 800 A. w..
l2,.o. S:2b aud $40, y. ~. SUNDAYS. H25
A. NJ 4:55 p. NJ. from DcsbrusNe' street., 300
A. VI, l3:IO, $40 and $50 y. NJ SUNDAYS,
!"45 NJ. 5:l5 r. from Cortlandt street.
800 A. NJ, i2:45. a:3s aud 5;i5 H. NJ. Sundays.
p:45 A. NJ. 5:la + NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Clio ncsbIosses aud Curtiandt streets uI:2o) 7.25
100. SEQ. 500. n;25 rH:5t Pcuna Limited, 1910
(Drshrusses street 1870. COrlandt street lU:t !,
DINING Car lO:55 DINING Car I - A. NJ = %,
2:lO ID rsbrOSses street =. u. COrlaudt -.
2:5,' a;55. t:25, +:25 Dining Car. 4:55 tDninI
Car, h;55 Dining Car, 100, S56 p NJ, night.
SUNDAYS, go, $40. s:55 O:25 a:J5 Limited,
p55. lo:6b Dining Car. AN 1850 I'D Dining
Car, 255, $3.50, I % Dining Car. 4:51 DINING
Car, $50 Dining Car. 60 s:o5 =. NJ. 1910
night.
Ticket offices Nos. 4Gl. p44 lIH6, 1854 Ill AMI
2H1 Broadway; A,to" House; West Twenty third
street Station; and tattnns foot Of Deshrosscs and
Cortlandt streets Court str et $40 Fulton street.
Us Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station,
Trans!e" Company Will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination.
Telephon" oil Eightc nth Street" for Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Cab Service.
J. u. HUTCHINSON. J. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass Agent
lOlO-pg
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Court Of Appeal, C,,.Dd.r

N,drS,i,,' lO.-Court Of Appeals calendar for
i!O ani ~, o'' Il-Nos. ll2 ~, ll5 II6. III lia,
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Boston and New England Points,

VIA SOI Nd HINES.
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall
River-Lcave Pier ~, n foot of Warren at week
days and SUNDAYS. at , 90 7. NJ. Steamers PRlS
ella and PURITAN. Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE. via Provdence-Lcnve
Pier IL, n. r., foot OF Murray ST., weekdays only
atb:oo p NJ. Steamers RHODE ISLAND and Pill.
GRIM. Or he ira each.
>TOSlNGTOS LINE, wa StoninCton-Lcavo
Pier 81. n. r., foot of SprIng ST. weekdays only, at
500 p. NJ Steamers MAINE md NEW HAMPSHIRE
NORWICH LINE. via New London-Leave Pier
80. N h. foot OF Surfing ST., weekdays only, at $50
p NJ. Steamers CITY OF PROVIDENCE and CITY
OF WORCESTER.
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Seltrt Board.


East Side.
18th ST. PIG wEsT-Largo room, very select
~ house. private bath II desired; table, appoint
ments high class.
QnTH ST, 140 wEST-Beautiful rooms; excellent
w table for those desiring home comforts; TIA
BILE board references.
Q0TH ST., l7G WEsT-First. class room and
w board in select American family; convent
neigh borhood.
S0TH ST., 1872 WEST-Handsome large and small
Wv rooms with excellent board. for gentlemen.
18th st. 10 WEST-Exceptiona large second
" 4 hoor suite; other rooms; saloon dining room;
superior table appointments.
9th ST. sl wEsT-Tnird story front room
VI three windows; also single room suitable for
gentleman; references.
10TH ST. ~ wEsT-Private family; large
10 square rooms. furnished: running water;
private house; excellent table; reasonable.
S3D ST., 40. AZ WEST.
Largo and small rooms; superior table references
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New York and Boston All Rail.

n. Y, Y, IT. Z II, K, t. and cOnneotOn6.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. By way OF Due.
e:O4 An Springfield and Worcester. $3.50 PM
1000 NJ. THEW London and Providence, $500 II.
EloOa A M "Sew London and Providence, 4: 80 p. NJ.
l2:oOM., Springfield and Worcester. $50 Pm.
I:OnPH. Air Line via WillimAntic. 600 P. N.
l:O2 pm. New London and Providence, 700 p. N.
5000 NJ, New London and Providence. 300 p. N.
400 PM, Springfield and Worcester. 1000 Pm.
100 p ~
gIl 100 p. NJ. Springfield and Worcester. 6:lh A. N.
6:15 A. NJ
-Runs daily, including Sunday.
ttBay state Limited, all parlor cars fare 81. in
Guiding pArlOr car seat.
Return service same hour and by same route
SWIM stop at l25th IT.
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
4. r. HEMPsTEAp, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MAY IL. 1899.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry Whitehall TerminAE
and foot Of Liberty street. Time shown is from
south Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
+paily. TEX cpt sunday sSundays.
CHICAGO. 1870 A. NJ Liberty street only.
- 20 y. Nj. and +l2. 10 night.
PITTSBvhG. 1850 A. Liberty street only.
$3.50 r. NJ, "l2:IOn night
CINCINNATI, ST Lofts. 1855 \. NJ 1913 Pm.
Tl2lOn'ght.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE = 3h5, -a;55 Diner.
.II:25 4 NJ Diner. ~ 81 T. II. Diner. -l:25
DINER, '2;56 C' Royal Limited, exclusive Pullman
Tram. nincp. .4:5i nl4Grg ,3Iai5 T. y ,DinsD
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Lglt
OhCcs: IFS, 172. cUl. 434. 1850 broadway: as
Union 81. W. l27 liuNcry, y. Y, $40 and lss Full
ton st Hropklyn; whitehall Terminal and Liberty
at Baggage checked from hotel or residence to dest
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Private Sales.

W. F and c. Fl. Smith have sold the seven
teen lots on Third avenue. running through to
Bathgate avenue, between 174th and 10th
street
Judson lawson is reported to have sold the
seven story apartment house. "Endymion."
No 1862 West 18th street. The property has
been held at 100000.
Frank L. Fisher Il Co. have sold the private
dwelling. No. 244 West 1929 street.
l.. Napoleon Levy has sold the plot. 50x95. on
the northwest corner OF Arthur avenue and
17Sth street.
Rusher 4 BabcocE have sold for E. l.. Swayne
TO n client for OCCUPANCY the three-st dwell
ing. 17.8x55x102.2. 1877 West Seventy seven tn
street.
W. W. 4 T. NJ. Hall have sold to Isaac L. Rice
the fiat. l 1x1O1. Ax1OS. I4x14S6. on the south
east corner OF Riverside Drive and Eighty
min tn street. Mr.. Rice gives in exchange the
Egbert l. viele house on the southeast corner
with plot 75xlO0. Tho transaction Involves
about 1885,. 900
Addison & Stone have bought the two three
story brick buildings Nos 140 and 142 East
Seventeenth street
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PRINTED NATTER, kc.-German steam err. .nil,n

PRINTED NATTER, Sc.-Cierman steam ers sailing
on TUESDAYS take Printed Matter. &c. for Ger
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter
Ac., for other parts of Europe. American and
White Star steamers Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard French md
German steamers on saturdays take Printed Mat.
ter. 30 for all countries for which they are ad-
verttsed TO carry mail.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transit
lAntic Malls named above additional supple
mentary mails opened on the piers OF the
AMERICAN. English French and German steamers
and remain open until within Ten Minutes OF
the hour OF sailing OF Rteamer
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2ublir Uutirfs.


DoST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be road DAILY by all Interested as
changes may occur at any timeJ
Foreign mails for the week ending Oct. II. 1899.
will close PRUMPrLi in all cases a. the General
Post Once as follows: PARCELS POST NAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDAY: AT A.: NJ complementary
lO;so A. NJ for EUROPE per steamship
Germanlc,* Via Queenstown; at 1910 A. II. for
BELGlVM direct, per steamship Southwark let
tiers must be directed per steamship south
wark'0.
THuRSDAY.-At7 A. NJ for Ell ROPE. per steamship
Cplumbia,s via Cherhourg. Southampton and
Hamburg.
SATURDAY,-At 700 A. NJ, for FRANCE, swITZER.
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA. per Steamship La
Champagne VIA lIavre letters Tor other parts OF
Europe must 10 directed - per steamship La
Champagne at X A. NJ. supplementary $3.50
A. NJ for FL ROPE. per steamship lmhrla.- via
Queenstown: at A. II. for NETHERLANDS
direct per steamship Staatendam. via Rotter
dam letters must he directed per steamshp
Staatendam'''; at A. NJ. for ITALY. per steam.
ship Ems via Naples detters must be directed
per steamship Ems: at 10 A NJ. for SCOT
LAND direct, per steamship 'tty OF Rome letters
must be directed per st atnshp city of Rome u:
at 1900 A. NJ. for NORWAY direct, per steam
ship Hekla letters must be directed per steam
ship Hekla''J.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The brokerage branch OF the real estate mar
ket underwent a partial revival OF business
yesterday, and several sales OF good proper
tions were reported. In one casoat least the
property was secured as an investment. This
was the seven STORY apartment house. known
as the 'Endymion. 352 West 117th street 1t
Is IN odern in every respect and contains about
thirty-six apartments. The buyers name was
withheld as was the price paid. but the asking
price was $2O0.0O0. Another transaction OF
considerable interest was that In which Isaac
l.. Rice secured a large plot on Riverside
Drive. at EiRhty-ninth street. on which he will
build fve-story dwelling. having frontage
Of seventy feet. Mr.. Rice transferred the Viele
house n. Riverside Drive and Eighty eighth
street to W. W. and T. N. Hall, from whom he
bought the EiGhty-nnth street plot.
The salesrooni also shared In the renewal
OF activity. and a mum Der Of offerings were dis
posed OF by the auctioneers. Seven parcels
were sold. three OF which we're secured by out
siders. one OF the parcels. tho nve.story
apartment house. 35S West Fify-nrst street
was sold by order OF the executors and was
bought by an outsider. Two Of the offerings
which had been scheduled for sale were ad-
journed and one was Withdrawn. 1t having boon
disposed OF at private sale. The list OF Offer
inRs for to-day contains seventeen parcels. a
number OF them being offered voluntarily
A feature OF the market for some time past
has been the increased volume OF sales reported
from Tho Bronx There were several import
ant transactions in Bronx realty reported last
week. and yesterday seventeen lots were sold.
located at Third avenue and 174th street Tho
purchasers In the majority OF instances buy
with the intention OF reselling single lots with
building loans.
The trustees Of the Presbytery Of New York
took title yesterday to the plot. 127x100.11. on
the north side Of 10th street. 143 feet west OF
Fifth avenue. The con sideration named was 81.
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Srtrrr 4uard.
East Side.
A.-A.-ATTENTIO

Attractive suites. with bath: also single rooms
with without board; bachelors rooms; doctors
s. C. LELAND 4 CO..
.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-11
New Catholic church

SO crowded has the Hartsook
church become, and so far for the
farmers at the north to travel to
church, those living out there have
banded together and decided to
build new church and it has been
agreed 1t shall be built on the land
of Adam Wlndholtz on the south
east quarter of section 31-12-16,
and close to the public school now
there, being Z miles north and
east of Herzog-
It Is 10 BE bull of stone and the
walls and wood work to cost $4,000
aud $1,000 of that has already been
subscribed in money and work.
and hauling of the rock will begin
at once
AS consequence all the rail-
road land fit for farming Z miles
north and west of the new church
has been bought up by the russian
farmers, new homes be made and
the pastures OF aoff, John Hall
and Will BemIs be cut up
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The Legislature passed and the
Governor signed the bill which =
quires every county to pay bnun
tY on wolf and eofote scalps.
Ike Yost ana ave TAYLOR cot
The spring fever Wednesday and
drove dOwB TO their new Fulghum
farm on the Smokey, taking along
pick and shovel and started to
plant trees on their new possession
and Dave proved quite digger,
Attorney Kagey has left for his
new Logan county home.
Logan county has number of
good points that the balance of the
state Is not familiar with; there is
not now nor never has been Joint
in the county, and she Is always
reliably Republican.
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Unknown =. lot I3 =. bl 20 Sc
j H &C Ward lot So 81 rs
~ ...-..a3 8 to 8 80 1877
James Mayor. ...5 to 6 81 40
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-11

Z II Strout, Parkersburg. W Va
Says:-''I found that Beggs Cher
r. Cough syrup does the business
every time. Not once has it failed
to cure nv children of cold OF
Group. Even LaGrippe gives NJ
its hold when tackled with Begg>
Cherry Cough Syrup. I would
sooner be without life insurance
hen not to keep a good supply OF
his medicine in my house Sold
ny Farley,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-11

70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Eke Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets,
N druggists refund money if it fails
q care Is cents The genuine has
b D. q On each tablet.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-11

Do You UNDERSTAND that the
persistent use of Begg's Blood Pa
rifier and Bio ID Maker will drive
diseased germs out of the s. stem
and life will again be worth i.ving.
You cannot cure In one week or IN
one month, a blood trouble that
has been wears in getting a foot
hold. sBeggs Little Giant Pills"
should be taken twice a week with
this remedy. Get 1t at Farlevs.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-11
The "RepnblIcan" sets up Its
usual winning and says:

The "RepnblIcan" sets up It's
usual winning and says:
Henry Knoche had letter heads prin
tad at this Office this week. Comp re
them with those furnished by commits
sioner Judd to the county officers
Yes, yes, brother Griffith does
nice job work, has the handsome
material to do 1t with, and yo' are
expected to pay 3 good price tor
work wanted. This Office cannot
do such handsome work. havD't
the material, don't care to do it,
but. wnen needed, will try to do
work that will answer, for lowest
living prices.
Some time ago it published the
following squlb:-
The county officers are mnch
pleased (?) with the stationery
furnished them by MIR. JUDD this
year.
But why this continual winning
about Commissioner. Maybe the
following communication explains
the sour stomach, Keep at is bro
Their George, it's chestnuts for the
Free Press.
Mr.. EDITOR,
As last January the proceedings
show editor Griffith received for
Job p, hitting 500. SO, County prln
ting III, 20. total 1928. 20.
But this January under dem
ocratic board Stationery 81 so.
Quite difference, and short feed
like that would make anyone feel
bad, and as Mr. judd was the chair
man during last year, Is now and
apt to be next, new pastures must
be hunted. Last January the let
ter heads & envelope bill was the
800, SO to Griffith; this year S32.
to Freese; and the taxpayers are
not kicking on the democrat board
SAVING that $40. a democrat.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-11

kRK DAN CASH every WEEK If you sch
Hzk44& 3 AZ STARK TREES. Outtit free. STARE
akNs NURSERY, [OUiSlsA no. Retkpart ill., Dsnssile III
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-03-11

Here is the game the Repuhs are
trying to work this falls campaign
and the Ellis Review publishes it.
''The latest political story is that
the Democratic bosses have decided
that Sheriff Loreditsch must walk
the plank, and have offered the pc
sition to the Ellis Democrats if
they will stop their kicking.
This the latter have agreed to do
and have Oh 0sen Postmaster Cox
to make the race for sheriff."