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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Blptist- az Eureka Springs Ark are
planning t1 build % s!uOO church as o
memorial 90 Elder " T. Penn.
Bus.nes men 100 Na hullc Ark. have
paid ont about slUuul for cotton and
othe products tho past four months.
There were uo change. iu tha ballots
Tor United States senator. u Delaware
and Pennsylvania
4 woman at Swugialr Ara r.
ioice- IN hair that measure. lI-iuche, .n
length
Cyuthiau1 P1sev county Ind. q.
troubled with u ghost
Feb % the annual meeting 0t the In
diana state League u. Republicans viii
be held 90 Fort WAYNE
while dr.IiuEa weldon Dis farm near
Royal Center. Ind Daniel Biugaman
struck a vein Of coal estimated % he IS
feet thick
Farmers near Giddcn la., make use
ofharbedwir fences In their independent
telephone system
Prairie fires have hoeu doing consider.
able damage In the vicinity Of Mata-
gorda. Tex
Willis Squirp- who had his leg broken
near Ciehumc. Tex, several DAYS ago.
j. dead
Captain William Lynn. who was In
command ul company d. First Missouri
volunteer. during the recent war died
at st. Louis of a complication of diseases
contracted at Chicamauga
State senator John Bogs died sud.
denly 40 san Fraucisco. Cal of heart
disease
Simon Pokagon the lastof the Potta.
wamic Indian chiefs died at Rusk
Lake Mimi
Robbers midcd several stores at Lake
Charles La and carried of cousidera.
hle plumber
Mrs j Myers, % wealthy woman of
pittshurg drowned herself at Atlantic
City. y. j.
The general assembly Of Alabama has
passed q resolution recommending to
the prcidcnt the appoinsment Of Gen.
/ Wheole. Ltho positonot major general
in the rD' 7 army
Louis Lambert president Of the
bank of Ind Avenue. az Kansas City,
Mo, di( dpneumonia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-01

The Mayer j-story brick building 40
Paris Tex was destroyed hy fire. It
was occupied by jos Behm Loss s.
considerable
The Ohio Flint Glas. work. totally
burned al Dunkirk. Ind L1s.. So. 900.
insurance one-half
The little son Of james Thomas living
near Mount Peak Tex. was run over
boy wagon and killed
George Barber q negro. was fined at
Dallas, Tex, SlOGO aud cost of court for
aggravated assault
John Edwards was arrested at Ard
more | T. charged with the murder u
Dick McSwain
james Thompson and Glib Gooden
were instantly killed while thawing nj.
tro glycerine near West Liberty. Ind.
Whitaker MAINS and Howard Harlan.
farmers fought q duel with knives at
Ballardsville Ky Maun- G. dead and
Harlan viii probably die
During quarrel Hyde Delacy shot
and killed Armour Riley at Hatchecuha.
Ala, and then suicided
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With Four Thousand Now on The
Way, There Will pe $4,000
Ven at Manila.
LAWT0N WILL BE
In MILITARY COMMAND.
General Oiis win BE- Made Military
Governor of The Philippine, When
the Proper Time Come,
10 Assume u.

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A.h. neve, for Information.

Washington. Jan 80 Secretary Long
has telegraphed to Rear Admiral Dewey
asking him 90 inform the navy depart
ment Of the number Of marine. stationed
iu PckIu These marines were ordered
90 thinas capital some weeks ago In
anticipation Of an outbreak. and because
other European governments had as.
signed guards 20 their legations and
cmha--ie. iu pehu
The Boston was ordered to Taku and
di-embarked guard which went 90
once to the American legation The
Chinese minister here Is anxious that
the marines shall h. Withdrawn. but
this action will not b. taken until Min
lister Cuugcr reports that their presence
is no longer necessary
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-01

Atlanta. Jan 80 The cotton rate war
90 southern and eastern points was inau.
gurated few days ago hy the Seahoarl
line cutting Oh So per cent and then fol
lowed by an additional cut from the
same road Of o cents per 100 pounds, d.
here to stay a joint cotton tariff having
hccn issued hy the Southeastern Freight
association making the rates permanent
and regular Cotton was moved from
Atlanta Co Liverpool saturday on q rate
Of 80 cents . cents cheaper than cotton
WA. hauled under the old rate from At
lnntn tn lrnn.Wiek ur Savnnnnh
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San Francisco. Jan 30 Charlie.
Schultz. known in san Francisco a- u
bartender and iu Evansville Ind, a- the
oxiled son of amilIiunaire lumber dealer
has boen found lead In q Fifth street
lodging house ilis body was taken to
the morgue His relatives who Were
notified Of his death. have directed that
the body be cmhalmod aud sent q,
Evansville Ind Schultz hls been iu
IN health for several days and died sud
denly when alone
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-01

stockton Cal. Jan 3D. An officer is
expected here 90 take charge Of Law
renee Puliam the defaultar from Ash
cviIle n c.. who gave himself mp 30 the
officers hero about two weeks ago Hp
was formerly cashier uf The Aa.heyiile
hank ai A,heville ami Is .aidt1 have ab-
-n.uI-I M--L ..Mu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-01

Cokeville. Wyo. Jan 80 A snow
slide mile long near here buried sev
eral mon and ten teams an the mer
were taken ont alive with the exception
Of Burt Handy. who was dead wher
found
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tne city health officer There is no oc
casion for alarm and no danger of the
spread of the disease. No excitement
prevails The state health officer ha.
beeH notified.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-01

Washington. Jan ul Agoucilll has
madc O. fourth appeal to o. recognized
10 BE- believed that "a refusal o. recognize
him now win be the -igualflr au attack
by AguIualIu
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Rryan, Tex. Jan 81 Two cases OF
sm,lluox have been discovered here by
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Business Troubles.

Marcus B. Bookstayer. grocer. at 2O5 Spring
street and 2289 Third avenue and partner in
the firm OF BookstAver & Brown. groeers. at
1850 Broadway. made an assignment yester-
day TO Byron Rawson. Mr.. Brown did not
make an assignment. 1870
Daniel Mckeever. residing at 1925 Marion
avenue, has filed petition in ban kruptcy with
liabilities S1SsDl and aAsets nominal.
Charles II. BoaZ OF lOl West EiHhty-hfth
street has tiled n petition In bankruptcy with
liabilities SUI. 42S and nominal assets
Max ZaGat. druggist. OF 6Sl Ninth avenue.
has hled q petition In bankruptcy with liabili-
ties S26. D76 and nominal assets.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS

,u.sk in which the real estate interests has
,s.n Keyed UP by an unusual July business and
49, n.rsIstent rumors OF even greater business
.or., TO a close with the reports OF two trans
.,ion. which DOM bined make q deal whose
...,i,ude has not been exceeded this year.
Ths.s transactions are the purchase by the
Metropolitan Traction Company OF two great
sio,. ~ ground. one being almost an entire city
tioct and the other about half city block.
roth purchases are made from the New York
Id Harlem Railroad Company. and include
Tho two car stable properties. one on Fourth
.vsnus and the other on Madison avenue.
pn,nors OF sales In the Custom House dis
,,,o, have been flying about furiously all the
~e.t These rumors have had almost the en-
,,r. block bounded by Broad. Beaver and Will
linn streets and Exchange place and large
,in,. on Wall street opposite the Custom
uouse sold. Up to date the only sales actually
:. ia and vouched for by the parties inter-
as,ed are those reported last Sunday, the GALES
-, No. a. TO SO Exchange place and OF Nos, 10
~ 10 william street. The New York Realty.
pond. Exchange and Trust Company. which
houaht these two properties. 10 accredited
nth the purchase OF Nos. ~ and 20
psnyer street. abutting tho Exchange place
,,rcs, but the officers OF the company
donv the purchase and the agents OF the own
49,. d.ny the sale. The only rumor for which
,hsre seems foundation ia the rumor that Nos.
Fl and SO Beaver street are sold. Officers oithe
Corn Exchange Bank deny that the bank 10 the
purchaser OF this parcel or that the New York
Reality, Bond. Exchange and Trust Company
hs, resod to the Corn Exchange Bank Nos. Is
IN 10 William street. both OF which rumors
find persistent circulation.
In alist Of private transactions unoom monty
long and imposing for midsummer stands out
conspicuously the trade by which the General
society OF Mechanics and Tradesmen obtains
The old Berkeley School property in West
Fortv.,ourth street In exchange for the Ap-
nrentices' Library In East Sixteenth street
md other property In Seventh avenue and
Forty.eighth street. At the time the trustees
n Columbia College took the Berkeley School
property in trade for the old Columbia College
hlock it was thought the trustees had simply
exchanged big white elephant for small one.
The Berkeley School building 10 com paratively
anew structure and figured as an enduring fea-
,urs in the Columbia College trade. A pur-
chaser must be found who could utilize tho
building and this seemed difficult In section
that was fast becoming q clubhouse centre.
although with some alterations tho building
could be- used for club purposes. But the pro-
jected removal thereto Of the Apprentices'
Library solves the problem and takes this
yexed factor out OF the market.
The following are tho com parative tables for
Manhattan and the Bronx Of the conveyances,
mortgages and projected buildings for the cor
responding weeks OF 1890 aud 1893. as com.
piled by the Record and Guide:
coNyFYANcFs
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Private Sales.

George, F. LanRh ien has sold to Norman A.
Eighty-ninth street.
John ottendorfer has sold the FIVE story nat.
zoSxe', No. l221 Park avenue. northeast cor
ner Of Ninety fifth street. taking in exchange
two dwellings, on Lexington avenue,
stephen Brodie has sold. through John Arm
strong. the four.story dwelling No. 125 East
lV6th street.
Palstein 4 Feinberg have sold the six STORY
lepeme1t. 25,bx92. No. 242 Madison street.
,55ouis knecht has sold, to Jacob Heller. at
10000 No. 80 Stanton street.
Lena Adler has sold to q Mrs. Fabyn the Ave-
itory nat 25xlO0, on the south side OF 146th
street. l25 feet west OF St AIMS avenue.
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bIochanics' Lions,
Vermont Marble co Va Van orden L wet

Amsterdam AZ. n . cor 131st st, looI1oo;
Vermont Marble Co W Van Orden Wet
terOr.... .,........... Z.
Park av, VS., 48 8 1o2d ct, 42Ieo; Berger
Mig Co VI Hattie Hoffman ct 81. ...........
ct Ann . av, " cor 15Sth ct, loox1 100; Yer.
mont Marble Co We AbelmAn Rosnn-
West I'm d av, l6s to ITO: White. Van Claim
4 Co VS. KAth q Pierce ct A...........:.
18th at, Is Z; A B See Mfg Co vs Luke Hoaly
esd ct, All Z; Don A Gaylord VI Margaret
osth Of, 10 and 81 z; Henry Altman Va
Joseph " Kierst etal .......................
14Oth It, Q =. 1929 st AIMS Az. 1o0Is5;
Louis b Retman vs Meyer Boyer,
1880 st, 6 y, $50 Amsterdam Av. 1osI117;
Fritz wuralin vs. Van Orden h Wetterer
1854 gt, 8 g. $50 Amsterdam Az: 1osl
Wetterer ct Observation-Disclosures.
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings,

A. and stores Emilio vians owner; Neville
coiu% sSs AZ, :. 70 BronId.. Az; two ''''
stGTy aSslns Joseph Diamond owner
Ing; william Craig owner and architects ,.,.
Manhattan av cor iisth St; seven.stery
S. hy B.sss srehssta co. 1so
Manhattan -, n . cor II 7th 81; seven.story
RiverSds Drive n 9 cor i04th st; improve.
9 %sRs af' aSsyt srsRisss, se:s 10000
81 Raymond Syss IH3 LHayet' e1 81; iva
Ebslpg. architect; coat: 1000
1i .tSrs az s.,s MeoSsn owner .nd irchi.
y.Sbin HGss Az q, So 18th s improve
ment 70 dweliinEi barbara Pnomm own
-er; s Clark. srcht.ect cost ,.::;;.:i, 1000
ing and store Banker estate. owner
Small / sohHmann. arghtset.; cost. 10000
Westchestsr ~. " cor lbhth 81 hvSstory
nat Asehau. owner aud Arehitset ~ nm
Sd az. Vs. los n iI6tl st; two axe;,tory
bats; Ii s Dedoriet, Jr. owner; rs Coy. ,,.oo
9th az, sSta Improvement to stable ''
Warner. owner; W Tuthiil' Architsoti ooo
Hugo Hosnsr. owner; WI RAhmAn. ar.
18th st. 10 W. improvement to dwelling; '''''
William Sharp. owners william Craig
sad ST. I "; improvement To dwelling;
chtoct; e. o"H'' 1900
Shea, owner; Il Rorke. architect
1ists ct, 2ss. ?a5 e, six story hats; Thomas
cos. oke! o"n'r' - :'.. - $4,000
10th g. W: Improvement to stable; VII.
chtect, cost 1000
l66th at, n =. 81 " WoAtchestor Av: four
story fat and stores; J Meehan, oWnor
and architect; cost. $4,000
lB5th OF. as. 30 . stebbins AV; improve
ment to tenement; Frank Nsnman, owner;
Moore LAndsiedei. architects; cost.,.... 500
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Real Estate Transfers.

commerce st. ls.s. 1910 g Bedford st.
70 oSht sn.. M ife"e Chatham Realty Co :.
Decatur az, ;. lis Travers ct, 81 2xloo7;
.,r hSmer hildr.th. trus. to ErnSt y Nord-
Hughes say, VS.. 7l.Sn Oak Tree pl, 25Iy6;
d cd Dn,iainS Loan Banking Co Patrick
Lya1!nstoqay . ;. 1888 4stl st. 1esI7oi e'''
homo Honor E Wooley to Aida ] wooliey and
Leggett Av. n " cor Hewitt pi. ?ssIst2x
1 1s ". Samuel cowen to Simon Dan
Lots 10 !, block -. on map OF Pelham
i raGE' 2+,h ward Henry h Smith to Alon'
Lots g. 49, 20, ii. 81, IS. ios, io7i and
Chester Chester; Annie NJ Costello TO Walter W
Pho, begin. 5o2 Of lands OF Robert Bo.
sIt" I ana %, 10 OF 9th st. ls1oL$7<
ni,n'loA]"2; John Leo 10 Mary FRw-
RI al" Terrace. ;, 900 ?oth AZ. iooi
rUu' francis Crawford 10 John SchrAher..
Hurley RE and F ctRsr :: 70 S9 VIM
Southern Boulevard VS.. ii :isithat.
i iSE,tAlo & 5125lio5.s; Albert Bischnsr to
Stanton An. st: cor For'syyth 81 isr 'irrs9
SIAM sIs A.Ssmeins Verein to the Church Of 81
Hho OniS, Abelpan and Ano 70 Margaret
ii@HA,sFFil,s.sir52,ai John Il Metrisr 10 jas
hS an S,uyvesant to Jonas Wen and Bern
t., i n, a25 Q It'll lv, s61Ioa.a; Louis
on hodlnc 10 Alice Bodine, l.8 part.
.2 H,ISs%eG' Moore to sslIs sMoLs.sn t.,o'
~ MS, l2h 9th Av, 2bIlOo.b; Tho1
LIHH, Htlhs to Esther NJ Neyins.
So u +, 400 u " 9TH Av 2bXlOO.b;
b,rf strauss as gdn, 10 Marion strauss
~ 80 as 9th Av, II. 1855; VIM
Az nom 20 Bertha Buckley..........,.,. 7l,76
~ rsh, .b-, =. 400 Q Cd AV. 20IIoo.6;
- Les" ana anO To Morris jacobson.
7Ob", IN NIL aAin, ref. to BAbetts Cohen AGO
r.,,n ~ T. -lIloui Eugene Pomeroy,
ir,rs' 10 jeremiah Robinson and Ano.
's.h t. n 3, 22o " West End av 2oIIoo;
Ala. LAngheln to Norman A LAWlor...
o. ee cor Madison AV. 3h.sIlOO.s; Mary
Iltr !, anu Ano TO samuel WelngArt.
Ma mr Madison AN, 3b.bxlOO.8i
SeyyEaAd Edward Flanagan to Samuel
cor Madison sv, so.sIiUo.s 5; VIM
- nsih ana Ano, eLrs Of Edward Elan
ssNah I" Samuel WeinRArt. .......,,,..,,... 7aOO
stu, :, 800 " West End Av, 2BIlOO.e;
b WIN brrnheimer and ano to Roswell
MI ;, 20 e Madison Gv, -I6Oii;
lisT'.s Eans to Joseph W WettEsr ....,.'
IN -, = $40 W 6th Ay 2bxiuo n: En-.
ES Hs.h, f3nsruy. referee, to Cornelius
sJs'hN, lN5 " III AY, "bIloO.lI; JAneE
PrIs.gr u P.ncus Lowenfold and William
%In,t's, 100 Q Broadway, 10. 4IeVIii
l1pth Moores to Jane u Cronin MIMI.
S. 81 Webster AV, le.oIlool
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ForaclOsureB.

Clinton AZ. n ., 100 W I'd st. 5oI1oo to willard ~
Harriet Myers W Alice Barbour, admx. &c, ct ri
atty, v Edwards.
Dry Dock st. IS and II; Hsgd.lens nghlsr v
Ist av. 227o and 1881; Lena Grossman vs. Georg
jenkins ct al; atty, g stenen.
seth ct, 12S r: Jacob schmidt and eno Va Fran
scrr, indy and admr: atty, T sattler.
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Blocker at. 1857; David silberstein to En-.
fremont So: Az TAO: csthar,nc Fox to Caroline
ana Max thiy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~. " o'
9th ct. 22t W; Clara Busch to Michael j
es,E st, Is y; Morri; idi:r to Max Nathan,
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Mondays Auction sales.


south Of Fiitieth street. Ii. iOx90. fve-story
ssone-front dwelling; foreclosure eale; Susan
ped5 vs.. Gustav Goldman and another
s seteree; due on Judgment. $S.632; taxes. de-.
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BY BRYAN l.. KENNELL1 4 CO.

ieetwest oil Pearl street. II .4x5O II .4x2l .1Ox
ZeI.S2, two-story brick building: foreclosure
SAFE Charles II. Becker vs.. Joseph T. Weed at
tho,llstsr. referee; due on judgment. $4.461 |:
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Observation-Disclosures.

DOY for once work good penman required. Ad-
ID dress ~ F. box 1853 Sun office.
MEN AND WOMEN. good address. to travel and
Iu appoint agents; salary, $40 month; expenses;
Address with references. BUTLER ALdER New
haven, Conn.
CALESMEN can clear $40 q day selling our SIS
~ Soda Fountain: requires no charged tank and
makes finest soda water for e.thiri OF a cent u
glass. Call and see the fountain In use.
GRIFFITH CO., 22O 7th av.
WANTED-A young man thoroughly acquainted
w with gents furnishing business; must have
good reference. Call to morrow. MCINTYRE BROS,
Coleman House. West Orange. n. J.
w ASTED-A man with small capital TO take man
w agement of New York office for Pitsburg man
ufActurer; business established. Call at once
CRONKRI9HT, 22o 18th av.
WE WANT competent, experienced sAlesmen,
w salary or commission; permanent position.
The MERCHANTS' OIL co. Cleveland, o.
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FURNISHED Rupms 4 apartments to gtt
East side.
West Side.

SOUTHERN LADY has few rooms with excellent
- board At summer prices; southernors solicited.
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WANTED to sell, large tracts of Southern farms.
w timber lands. and rice plantations. Will eI.
change for income property in the North Address
T. BROBSTON, Imperial Hotel. New York. or BIOB.
DTON. FENDIG 4 Co, Brunswick, GR.
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Observation-Disclosures, &e.

WANTED - First class, clean cut,
able bodied and intelligent men for
conductors and motormen. Apply 40
State ST., daily, in the morning, Brook.
lyn Rapid Transit Company.
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West Side.
A IL cool. comfortable rooms. sngly or ell suite
"A meals optional. The Cornell, With st. and Cen
trail Park west.
noCToRs OFFICE 1.-TWO roomsl, beautifully tur-
~ nnhedi private bath; me location; terms mod
crate. b8 West 3pth st.
WoMANs CLUB HOUSE, Io4 West 4ist st.-At:
w tractive rooms for nurses and pref, ssional
women: visitors TO the city accommodated; excel.
lent service. Telephone.
I 9TH ST.. 80 WET Ia ldsomely Furnished largo
- cool room; private bath other pleasant rooms
reference exchanged.
9TH ST., ll5 WEST.-well.furnished large
IL small rooms; house thoroughly renovAted
modern improvements: homellke. reasonable.
DOTH ST, te wEsT.-Furnishcd rooms; cool; cen.
~ trail; summer prices transicnts; board OPP
uonal
Q0DsT,, ~ WEST Near Waldorf ASTORIA Nicely
% furnished cool large and hall rooms; every
convenience.
9th ST. "a wEsT.-Large and small rooms;
u board If Anesired; TRANSCRIPTS accommodated;
references reqrlfed.
GOTH sT.. 80 wEsT.-Handkomcly furnished
CC siry rooms, large and hall: running water
bath; SIMMER prices
1dTH ST., 2o2 WEST, near Broadway.-Desirable
large and small rooms; every conyenience
paths; references exchanged
10th ST, l0S wEST-Attractive rooms; large
AoO AMI small; private bath: pallor; quiet small
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"AETED-TIperienced wAtchmakers for factory
w work. Apply at 10 CortAndt at, New York, on
Tuesday, July Is, after 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
WANTED Fourdripier wire weavers. Apply
w THISTLE WIRE CO., Lee, Mass.
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WHITTIER on mems straw hats wanted: yearly
w position and liberal pay TO an experienced man
on rubber heads and spelter dies. address. with
references. N. y. MoRK CO.. 846 Ogden st.
N
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Miscellaneous-sale or Rent.

LNOR SALE,-Brick mansion, 20 rooms. modern i'm
proYements, 3bp acres, fine trees healthful, S2U-
OoO mansion would cost a35, 900 to build.
f. &. WILSON, Peekskill.
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Aatuts atanttd-aHalss.

A GENTS WANTED for The Life Of Admiral
Young Of the Olympia; 500 pages; BEAUTIFUL book;
illustrated: only $50; exclusive territory; big
TIONAL PUB. CO., and Washington ST.. Chicago.
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A IL cool. comfortable rooms. singly or ell suite:
"A meals optional. The Cornell With ct. and Cen
trail Park weht
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES close estate,
- 40 acres hne residence property near station;
beautiful river view. DeLASCEY GKAMINT CO.,
So West AID.
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noCToRs OFFICE 1.-TWO rooms,, beautifully FUR
~ nishedi private bath; nne location; terms mod
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A GROCERY STORE. finest corner on 18th av.. can
IA be bought nj bargain asOn for selling, ~
ness in the family aud has to Leave New York.
MCDONALD 4 WlGGlSS, l4u Nassau.
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CE 00n SECURES HALF INTEREST OF State
epc,OOo rights. Wholesale and retail. for in
candescent kerosene lamps; fully covered by pat
enth: no competition: being Tut on market made
all styles OF oil lamps; costs loss than 10 cent
hour Is more brilliant than Wesbach incande ssent
gAsight backed by largest manufacturing concern
IN United States will secure party by stock OF com
pAny owning L. 4. patents etriCtest investigation
permitted references required and given.
MCDONALD a WIGGIkS, 40 Nassau,
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CD nl1 BUYS HALF INTEREST in q printing
e'-,OSN plant, now i'll operat on, located down.
town; plant valued at Sl3,OOu. Particulars OF r
MCDONALD n WlGGlNS, 14O Nassau. 81
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c. DOn PARTNER WANTED. Experience not
eCc,ODo necessary: for jewelry house down.
tow n ONCE preferred; very highest rete ences
given. MCDONALD WiGGINS, 40 Nassau
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first Glass 4elp-9tmales.

COMPETENT Scotch Protestant cook; wages $50
" to S85 city or country: private family; refer.
ences, NJ. r.. boz b6A Sun uptown Office. 1865
RrDad
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CAPITALIST WANTED. ,OnO acres of valuable
y land, locate most prominent part of the city Of
Mexico this elegant property Ia frea and clear and
suited for building PURPOSES now IL the time to In
vest in property III the City of Mexico: this ino
property can be bought at bargain: capitalists,
give this your attention. you can the owner by
calling at our office; full particulars.
MCDONALD * HIGGINS Naasau.
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40 WEST 18TH ST.
Newly furnished large. small rooms; private bath;
superior table; references; Maison FrAncsiAS.
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9TH ST. 20 WET. Ia ldsomely furnished largo
- cool room; private hath; other pleasant rooms
reference EXCHANGED
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w tractve rooms for nurses and pref, ssonal
women: visitors 10 the city accommodated: excel.
lent service, Telephone.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-16
: Our New Bank.

We take pleasure in referr~
ing to the new banking en-
terprise Of Mess. Charles T.
Geyer & Sons, and congratu>
late the town and communi>
ty on having such business
men cast their lots with us.
Every member Of the firm is
now with us. and special at
tention will be given to the
wants and needsof the banks
ing public in our community.
They have very commodious
quarters in the rooms back Of
the postoffice and have just
put in a very fine desk with
Besley Cabinet.