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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
nnrWoop.
Nevs Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
The warning note sounded by Col.
Frank ]. He6fre in his interview in the
Intelllgehcer. that Benwood was in
danger Of losing the proposed new mills
by reason Of the exorbltant prices de-
mandsd BY North End property own
ers,-is q prevailing topic of discussion.
II IS realized what a benefit the new
mills would be. IN the taxes to be de-
rived and the general Improvement TO
the community, through the large num-
Der Of men employed and the big wage
rolls. consequently ZONE feeling Is be-
Ing stirred up over the high prices ask
ed. In one case. It Is said the owner
Of house was willing to sell his place
for 5000, but he couldn't give the deed,
Of course. without his wife's consent,
and she wouldn't give that unless tho
Riverside paid $1,000. Similar illustrR-
tons are given. After wiser counsel
prevails and the property owners see
that It will be useless to hold out for
the prices first asked and what q loss 1t
will be II the National Tube Company
decides to build the new mills else
where. they may agree to more reason
able figures.
The Huns and slavG Of this vicinity
gave a dance ct the Blue Ribbon han
last night, and in keeping with their
custom the festivities will last until the
old year gives way to the new. The
ball was given by the slayonic Social
Club. ana the music was furnished by
the Hungarian Gypsy Band, of Brad
dock, Pa.
Waterman Powell. OF the Riverside
tube works, whose home is at Nc
Mechep, was relieved Of 32s on Christ.
mas night, while in Jam at the Baltl-
more & Ohio station in Wheeling.
st. Johns church fair and festival
opened last night and it will continue
until Saturday evening. It gives every
promise Of being a huge success.
George Hedlesten and Andy Burk'
hart left yesterday to spend a few
weeks with friends at New Matamoras.
Mrs. Houston, of the Fourth ward, is
visiting in Cameron.
To-day is payday for the city's em-
ployea.
Sam Munas was in MIngO yesterday.
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WEST LIBERTY.
Breozelets From the Oldest Town in
the County.

Breezelets From the Oldest Town in
the County.
Hon. w. H. C. Curtis is spending a
few days with his mother OF this place.
He has been out in the state on oil
business,
G. A. Bradford, of wheeling, was
here to attend the wedding Of his cou-
sin, Miss Lillian Dunlap, to Mr.. Frank
NJ. King
II. E. Dunlap and wife Of Wheeling.
took Christmas dinner with Mrs. Dun
laps parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Card
ner.
The people Of this vicinity are watch
ing with interest the oil well going
down on Short Creek, Just below town.
j. NJ. Dunlap, wife and son Harry. OF
Wheeling. are visiting Mr.. Dunlap's
mother Mrs. NJ. J. Dunlap.
Mrs. A. F.. Rodgers gave n dinner
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
King, on Christmas.
Miss Bird Curtis spent Saturday and
Sunday in Wheeling, with her aunt.
Mrs. BotsfOrd.
Mrs. Mary i. Writ left for Benwood
yesterday morning. to spend few
days.
Miss Maude Curtis Is spending her
vacation with friends In New Martins
Vile.
s. s. Gardner and s, f. Caldwell are
In Pittsburgh, spending the holidays.
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BOWLING.

dispatch from Baltimore says:
samuel Karpf, OF Dayton. Ohio. cores
nOndIng secretary of the American
bowling Congress-. was ID Baltimore
Yesterday, and had q conference with
Or. j. II. Zwanzger relative, to the con-
rress, which is to be held in this city
January 8 to. u. DR.. ZwRnsSer repre-
sented Baltimore at the last congress
and is on its executive committee.
1t was decided to hold two business
sessions daily. In New York Monday
night, the executive COMMITTEES began'a
rey,slon Of the constitution to be sub
mltted at the congress. For hve years
these bowling congress delegates have
had a bone Of contention In the matter
Of deciding the status Of amateur and
professional bowlers. An effort will be
made to settle this at Baltimore.
Another question Of importance will
he the deyising of means to obtain a
repeal Of the law prohibiting tenpln
rolling in Texas. As was done Of old
in this state in the case of nlneplns, the
texans, being prohibited from playing
tenplns, stlll bowl, but they have
changed their games to nlneplns, cock
ed.hat, fve-back, and 60 on.
Mr.. Karpf says there are $500 build
Ings in this country used for tenpin
bowling, and they average three alleys
to building, making 2l,eOO alleys. In
colorado, Kansas. Utah. Tennessee and
Alabama the game is very popular 1t
is gaining popularity in Mexico. Cuba
and other places, and the congress will
eudeavor to bring the players into clos
er relationship.
The question OF admitting ladies to
membership in the league will be con-
sIdered. The congress 10 now composed
Of Afty-six minor leagues. These
leagues average eighteen clubs each,
With about twenty members to club.
In a few months it is believed that
there will be a hundred leagues In the
congress.
Besides the business matters some
entertainments will be arranged for the
delegates. Of whom about seventy-hve
are expected to attend. ON the evening
of January 10 they will be given a ban
quet at Electric park.
Mr.. Karpf said the international
bowling tournament to be held in New
York the second week in July next,
promised to be a big AFFAIR 1t Will be
under the auspices of the United Bowl
inE Clubs. Games will be played on
ten regulation and two German alleys.
Six or more teams are coming from
Europe to take part. Baltimore is ex-
pected to send three or more teams.
The prizes will amount to $4,000. One
day will be devoted to Individual bowl
ing. one day to two-man teams. two
days to five-man teams and two days
to games played by the ladies. None
Of the latter will be from Baltimore,
though ladies' have taken up the game
on suburban alleys, and there has been
talk Of having certain hours on the
city alleys when the ladies will have
exclusive use Of them
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during the coming year. The resolu-
ton viii be followed BY active work In
Its behalf Another resolution request
ed the legislature 70 provide for a cycle
path across the Brooklyn Bridge. a
test case Of the responsibility Of hotels
in cases where wheels are stolen from
racks Is to be tried at the FIRST oppor-
tunIty. Delegates to the national as
sembly were elected and instructed 70
vote against the further control OF rae
ing by the L. A. W. It was decided to
incorporate the division. and this will
be done at once. Plans for the coming
year were discussed, and an active
good roads and cysle-path campaign
was outlined.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of whseling's
Progressive NSiEhbor.

Progressive NOiGhbor.
b, NJ, Caldwell, general manager Of
the Aetna Standard mill, has rendered
his resignation, to take effect next
Monday. It is understood that Mr..
Caldwe,l's place will not be filled, but
Assistant Manager Harry Cooke VIII
act as manager. Mr.. Caldwell con-
terminates an extended southern trip.
visiting Florida, Cuba and Puerto Rice.
He expects to leave in few weeks
Miss Laura Westwood very charming
" entertained her friends last evening,
Mt her Fourth street home. About
twenty were present. and an enjeyanIe
evening was spent by ALL Dainty re-
freshments were served.
The wedding Of Miss Alice Jackson to
Mr.. Ernest BransOn. both well known
colored people Of this city, occurred last
evening, at 8 o'clock, at the home OF
the brides parents. near ST. Clairsville.
Yesterday morning Mayor shipman
fined Paw Paw Sam SIS and costs and
ten days In jail for throwing a stone
through the window OF Gus Miller's
residence. on Hanover street.
A. Travers. John Welsh and William
Edwards we're fined 81 and costs yester-
day for drunkenness. and William Dn-
Wis and William Krlnkle 81 and costs
on dIsorderly charges.
Mr.. rnd Louis Beymer returned to
Pittsburgh yesterday. after few days
visit with the family OF Robert Heslop'
-, Nrortb Fifth street.
Mlsscs Mamie and Anna Boyd very
pleasantly entertained number or
friends last evening, at their home on
North Fourth street.
Miss Lille Jones returned to Pitts
burPh Yesterday, after few days VS.
1t with Miss Emma JOY, on broadway
Joseph Anthony returned to Pitts
burgh yesterday. after few days visit
with his parents, on South Broadway'
Roy Wood returned TO Pittsburgh
Yesterday after u few days visit with
his parents on North Third street
Miss Marguerite Drenncn left yester-
dny for Grandview Ohio, to visit her
sister Mrs. w, d. Cochran.
The Woman's Club meets this after
noon at the home OF Mrs George IL.
smith, ON "The Heights"
The first akntinE OF tho season was
enjoyed by the young people. on the
mill pond yesterday.
Michael MetEgnr, OF Newark. is the
guest OF his brother John, In this city,
Fred Elck returned to Pittsburgh
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1nur4nn snbscriptiOn Fund.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2G.-Adjutant
General corbIn's list of subscriptions to
the L,awton home fund aggregated
sl5 oOo at noon to-day. The committee
announc IS that the subscription Lists
viii be kept open until January 9Th
ncxt when the money VIII be banked
and placed to Mrs. LaNton's credit.
The amount now in the hands OF Gen.
corbIn probably is less than one-haif OF
that actually subscribed, many sub
scrlptlOns not yet having reached him
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sharkev az rot SPRING..

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Dec. 26.-T'ugI-
list Tom sharkey and his sparring
partner, Bob Armstrong, are here for
several weeks. The management OF the
Hot Springs Athletic Association viii
endeavor to make match between
sharkey and some puglllst of note
some time in January. sharkey has
agreed to referee the stelzner- Dunk
horst contest. which takes place to.
morrow night.
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GENEROUS INTERpRETAE1oN.
Spanish Prisoners and Families Will
be Returned to Spain.

bo 6N9SAA0G1 w SESAA4S
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-At the
cabinet meeting to-day it was decided
to construe that portion Of the treaty
with Spain regarding the return of
Spanish soldiers and prisoners of war
in the most liberal way. BY the terms
Of the treaty the United States agreed
to transport all Spanish soldiers and
prisoners OF war serving in the con-
Quered territory to Spain. Quite
number Of disputed questions have been
raised in connection with the repatrla-
ton Of the Spanish soldiers serving in
the Philippines. and they have been the
subject Of considerable correspondence
between General Otis and the Spanish
representatives at Manila. In the
peace treaty various terms are used
Spanish soldiers, "gspanlsh prisoners"
"PrIsoners in the hands of the insur-
gents" etc. After discussing the ques-
ton to-day the cabinet decided to con-
strue the language OF the treaty. liber-
ally; indeed, to stretch 1t, not only to
cover all Spanish prisoners in the hands
Of the insurgents Who are now falling
into our hands, but their families and
all Spanish civilian officials and thet:
families. All win be transported to
Spain at the expense of the United
States.
Secretary Root has no information
as to how many Spanish prisoners re-
main on the island
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MeFarlandls Good Fortune.

According to yesterdays issue Of q
Pittsburgh paper, Arthur L. McFar-
land, the st. Clairsville football player.
who won glory with Washington &
Jefferson's eleven this year, has fallen
heir to a fortune by the death of his
uncle, James Mcmillan, at st. claira-
vile. His Wheeling friends hope
'Mac" has Jared as reported.
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pEs1eNATEp DEPos1ToR1Es
Receiving Deposits Of Internal Revs'
nue. Receipts.

nue. Receipts.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.-It was
stated at the treasury to-day that the
total amount of bonds which have been
deposited and accepted by the secretary
as security for internal revenue re-
ceipts to be deposited with national
bank repositories Is s17,OOO,OOO of which
81, 100000 has been deposited by New
York banks.
The entire list foots UP thlrty-one
banks. located in fifteen different
states. The total receipts from internal
revenue sources are distributed each
day among all the banks reported in the
list, each hank receiving Its proportions
ate share of the whole upon the basis
OF the amount of bonds deposited ~
each as security.
1t Is stated further that the total
amount of bonds purchased by the gov
eminent under the secretnry's recent
order was:
Fours sl4244.O5O; flves A.ssO.Soo; total
sI9 2s4s5O with about $4,000 additional
stlll under examination.
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His i,fe Was Saved.

Mr.. ]. L. Lilly, a prominent citizen
NJ Hannibal, Mo-. lately had n WONDER
full deliverance from trightful death.
In telling Of It he says: II was taken
with typhoid fever, that ran Into pueu-
rnonIa. My lungs became hardened.
was 30 weak l couldn't even cit up In
bed. Nothing helped me. ] expected to
soon die OF consumption, when heard
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery. One bot
tie gave great relief. l continued to
vSe n, and now am we'll and strong.
can't sny too much IN itH praise" This
marvellous medicine lS the Bureat and
quickest cure In the world for all throat
and lung trouble. Regular sizes 80 cts.
and 3i.OO. Trial bottles free ut Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store; every bottle
guaranteed.
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A pnudnr I'm ExpIosion.

Removes everything in sight; so do
drastic mineral pills, but both are
,nirbtv dangerous Don't dynamite tho
deiicate machinery OF your body win
coiomeI. croton oil or aloes pills. when
M, Kings New Life Pills, which are
Sentic "a n aummer breeze, do the
i S psrfectly. Cures Headache, Con-
stInntion, only 25c at Logan Drug CO..
As,,rs,ltOpp
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IN December 20, "A. %, 20 and 81, 1899,
, nj January /. 1900, the Wheeling a.
ave Erie railroad viii sell excursion
tickets al one and one-third fare Tor me
T"und trip return limit good until jan
uory . 1900. rgg
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TRUsTEE's SALE
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue of a deed Of trust made by
Clam b, LnynRn and Sanford LRyman,
heF husband, TO me, as trustee. dated June
5, 1893, and recorded In the ONCE OF the
clerk Of tho county court OF ONO c9uHIssy ~
West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust BOOK NO
&c, page ihS, l win sell at the north 'front.'
door OF the court house on
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DE-
CEAfBER, 1889,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the fol-
lowing property. that lS TO say: me lol1
lowing described part OF lot numbered
tifty-eigh., fronting on the WeS WS SidH OF
in Belvedere addition to the said city OK
wheeling, to.wit: Beginning At the south
east corner Of said lot: thence porthWaEoIy
binding west line Of said Lind street TWEEN
ty.ilvS feet to the northeast corner OF SAID
lot: thence Westwnrdly binding on the
north line Of said lot one hundred feet:
thence southwardly parallel with tho east
line of said lot TWENTY-FIVE feet 20 point
WRrtly binding on the last named south
line one hundred feet to the place Of begin
ming, together with the use as an alley or
the following described part OF Sal9 IGt
and part Of tho adjoining lot No. % IN
ERId addition. In common with the owners
ON each side thereof, to-wlt: beginning on
the north limo OF said lot No, 81, at point
one hundred feet we9twardly from tne
northeast corner Of last named lot; thence
EouthWardly parallel with the east lines
Of said two lots 90 feet TO the south line
Of first named lot: thence westwardly bind
Inc, an Inst named south line II feet; thence
noFthwardiy parallel with the east lines Of
snid two lots 50 feet to the north line OF
said lot No. 6s: thence eastwardly II ieet
10 tho place OF beginning, The coal under
living fine surface Of said property is eX-
cenIcd and not hereby conveyed.
TERAIS OF SALE-One-thlrd OF the
purchase money, and as much more as the
purchaser elects to pay, In cash on the DAY
AZ sale. the balance in two equal Install
Tnents al six and twelve months. notes
bearing interest from the day OF sale to be
given for the deferred Payments.
w. j. w. COWDEN, Trustee
]. c. HERVEY. Auctloneer. de6-w
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On the Slusec alleys last night the Tom
Moorss took three from the tail-sndets
Tho feature Of the evening was Witt
huhn's hno bowling. he getting ga pins
10 bIa rrsdIt scorc.
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HALF tho Ills that man Is heir to
come from indigestion. Burdock Blood
Bltters strengthens and tones the atom-
ach: makes indlBestien impoBalble.-l.
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CYCLING.

The Minnesota supreme court decides
that the state cycle path law is con-
'tItutlonNl. thus uphoIdIng the contcn-
tons Of tho attorneys who have been
lighting the various cases that have
come up during the past few years on
behalf Of the members Of the League of
american whcelmen and other cycling
bodcs. The law authorizes the county
commissioners Of the various counties
to build cycle paths along the public
highways In any part Of the state.
These shall be for the exclusive use Of
the cyclists. and their use for vehicles
Of any other kind will be punished by
ines Of 5000 for each offcnse.
The annual meeting Of the New Yorl;
Division of the League OF American
wheclmen. was held last Saturday
nIEht, and proved one of the most In
'ercstlng In liz history. The report Of
the Secretary-trensure showed the di-
Vision to he ii debt $1,000 less than one
year ago. and the balance II almost en-
lirely due to division officials. Tho
most Important action taken was res
'lutlon asklng the state leglslnturc 20
appropriate 100000 for good roads
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THE SNORl FUNl.

To the Public: L,
We endorse the Initiative actien taken By
the wheeling 1ntelligenosr, both IN inv!te
ing Admiral Dewey 70 take lare " tne
ceremonies attending the setting g the
Fort Henry commemorative t9hlet ana ~
prOpo6lng the Raising Of tuna ~ pop
rulaF subscription for the purpose OF purs
chasing suitable sword 20 70 presented
10 Lieut.. John s. DodaFidge, q 3. ~, N
recognition Of HE services centfibpteEy g
the great Victory won by Admiral Dewey
We sTFeest that the Intelligencer pro-
coed a once 10 receive subscriptions TO the
DoddridFe sword Fund. 20 the amount Of
SsS0. GSfne % 10 expended by the Fort
Henry Tablet Committee n purchasing the
sword 10 DO presented 70 Lieut. Doa.
dridge, In connection with the, 60ft Henry
ceremonies, February .. lelg.
II. p. AcGREGQR,
HULLIHEN QUARTER,
A, 4. SWEENEY,
u. II. BAIRD.
o. G. DEWEY.
ALEX, UPDEGRAFE,
n n. GARVIE,l
Members OF Fort Henry Tablet Committee
The Intelllgencer accepts the trust, as
suggested and imposed by the Commit tee.
Donations 70 the fund may BE- lett 9t tue
IntellIgencer counting rooms, NO. q Your
teenth street out-of-t0wn contributors
may mall subscriptions to the Intelligencer
Publishing Company, wheeling.
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BOXING.

The metropolitan Club may match
Bobby DObbs. the great colOred light
weight. against Eddie Kennedy for q
February date. Dobbs. who finished
Peter sheehan. at Trenton. n. j., on
Christmas afternoon, in ten rounds
has written for match. He and Ken
nedy would make "a corking battle.
Dobbs less than aayear ago returned
from England, where he was the whole
thing after he beat Dick Burge.
Some time next ponth the DroVers
Home Club will put on Sig Hart, the
great Chicago 1O5-Pound man, and Joe
Bruner, the Cincinnati bantam.
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aENERA1 NoI ~
NATloNAI TUBE COMPANY.
No. 20 cOrtlandt Street, New York T..
Preferred Stock Dividend No, a

Preferred Stock DIvidend No
At a meeting Of the board OF directors;
held this day. Qu1rter-yearly DIVIDEND
OF one and three-quarters per centum upon
Tube Company was declared out OF the
net profits OF the company. payable Janu-
airy .. 1900. at the office OF the company
No. &c Cortlandt street. New York City,
The preferred stock transfer BOOKS WI
m, and will remain closed until January
4, 1900, at 10 O'clock n. m.
nog-tthSs A. F. LUKE. Treasurer:
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6. 0. SMITH. Ffif s . %;::;; is.....
National Exchange Bank Building.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

wANTEp-Good Mortgage Loan on cisN
and County Real Estate.
go Tor lot on Lind street; ....,,
400 for a lot on East McColoeh sEteetl
20 feet front. ,,,
$50 FOR lot 25xlOo, Wood street. s0usA
W y ~ H COO. 3I,7o0 and $500 for lots and
bSiidinE sites In Pleasant Valley.
G.7S Tor 8.roomed house and lot Aouta
q SOS FOR two-story brick dwelling and
lof North Main street: very best LOCATION,
$3.50 and 5000 each for two brick dWelis
In-s and lot on Fifteenth street..
SS 40 for G-roomed frame dwelling. lot y
hy loo. corner Thirty.fourth and Chaptina
't ;So6S for brick residence and lot on Fifs
'S New Bulletin issued next week
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No 5i7.
FV..n1a EauRfaknth and MnFkoN EkfDHkA
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LANES a. HENRY.

Real Estate Ascent, Collector. NelsAlEy
Main street.
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REAL ESTATE.
PEABODY BUIID0EQ.
For Sale.&&RR

Dwelling with lot Sox10o, at a 1EaEYlalIa
street. II is a good property, and We %
sac Sood subStantIal 7.roomsd dWglllq !. let
40TI20, at IS South Huron strsaS = Fe4
I6t al Echo Point. good location, Ie1l
for Hl15, You can double your neneG
on 1t in a reasonable time.
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....FOR RENT...s


No. 20 sixteenth street. y y
no 2G6 North York street :..'''. g
1,Sooned house east OF Coal Cut..,..: aV
NJ ifis Main street, barber shop and
S1th room, Furnished complete. - -.
r;ronnd ON Chaplino street; viii lease sot
Ground SSri" on Wood st Get. viii lease for =
term Of years. ,. ..... ,.,.t -
Twenty-fOurth street.
FOR SALE,
so,oon-onc OF the bcs, locations in city,
Nth lease 10 May !, 1904,
No 90 North Front street. -.
DesITahle property on Chaplino ntreos'-A
,oTnSr lot, is feet front,
40. 81 sixteenth street;
No Y Maryland street.
So X North York street
30, los McColloeh street,
M "a Seventeenth street,
corner 10, on Fifteenth street.
al an South Front street.
No. Iis Main street.
Sn' ~ and i22is Market street.
No, ggil Main street
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Last nights games resulted in Rough
Riders winning two OF three from All


scorers-Beltz and Miller.
To-nIRht-KenmOre1 W.. OceOlRs.
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MONEY to'L Lady or Gentleman ClnVae
AiVNIl We 0ffer liberal cash oqll.lll
siong for subscriptions 70 tho HDollG e.
the hOndBomeBt and most popular -. aal
Magazine, Easy, profitable Wots. III
terms and sample copy apply 70 Ss9.tA
Fashion Co., 70 West 18th street, NqWi 4es|lt
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LOST
lost
FOR SALE.

BE residence for sale. I oifeF my nanls
dence, No. III South Front street, galte
comfortable and In perfect condlden; 9ee
location. Inquire No. Ill South tr9et =;
SEES WI. Y. 4Sl4Aa