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examined free. Cassidy, optician.
A PLOW THE CEW

Enck Peterson, arrested in Butte last
Saturday, and John Helstrom, arrested
two days before. both charged with beng
implicated in the robbery and assault Of
Erick Roeberg ard sister, Miss Anna
Simpson. near Warm Springs on the night
Of April 81, are still in Jail waiting for a
preliminary hearing. The men are BROTH
ers-in-law. Sheriff Conley and his depu-
ties have been making wholesale arrests
much information is gathered as possible
before discharged in hopes Of finding out
who were the real guilty parties. Peter
son and Helstrom are now charged with
the crime and will be tried for the ~offense,
On the night Of the assault unknown par
ties called at Boeberg's place about 10
o'clock and asked for a pillow belonging to
a man named strom, which was on Boe-
berg's premises. On this request Boo.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08
C~RlTTENTON MEETINGS
THE EVANGELIST SPEAKS ~
LARGE GATHERINGS IN THE
CHURCHES.

The evangelistic meetings of Charles
M. Crittenton were begun In this city
yesterday afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK IN the
Presbyterian church with a large con-
%gregation present. He is accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Moffat, the latter a
world renowned singer. who Will be IN at
tendance at all the meetings which Will
last for a week or more. Mr.. Crittenton's
initial sermon in Anaconda was on
"Rest." He said in part:
The man with l 1000 vainly imagines
tina he will have rest and be satlsned
when he has accumulated an hundred
thousand dollars; the man with an hum
dred thousand dollars imagines the same
thing about himself when the million
dollar line shall have been reached but
he is much less at rest and far less salts
fed the more he obtains in wealth, and
It is the same with honor or fame. When
the politician first begins he imagines
tina when he has reached n stage or
being mayor Of Anaconda or Butte ne
will be at rest. but then he wants to be
governor, and when that Is reached ne
wants to be president, and he will not
find rest in the presidential chair. AL
exander the Great imagined he would
be satisfied when all the world lay at
his feet. only to find a sigh arise from
his heart because there were not other
worlds to conquer, but himself was con-
quered by King Alcohol at IS. There is
no rest outside of God. The society wo-
man tries fashions realm, tasting of all
the pleasures and drinking all the varied
wines tina her realm has to offer, to dis
cover that all this cannot give satisfac-
ton. Her soul is not at rest. The young
lady who gave her heart to God and upon
the bosom of her Redeemer sweetly rest
ed from all the cares n worries of life
realizing there the glories of the eternal
world, found the secret Of r rest.
He spoke at the NJ. e. church last night
to an immense congregation, taking for
his subject II Thought on the Way"
Future announcements are: Monday
night the meeting will be held at the NJ
l.. church..
The service mex Sunday is the only
one from which the children are ex-
cluded. The subject will be RESCUE
Work"
Friday night a special meeting will
be held Tor the young people and Satur.
day afternoon the children will have a
meeting for their benefit. A conservation
service will be held Saturday night.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08
Enjoyed BY the People Of this
City Yesterday.
BICYCLES IN EVIDENCE
Those Who Did Not Go to the Country
Enjoyed a Baseball! Game
at Athletic Park!

Yesterday being the first Sunday CT real
for the country and mountains on all
kinds of conveyances. The bicycle was
very much in favor and for three hours
during the morning there was a steady
stream of riders going down East Park
avenue and away into the country toward
Warm Springs. Deer Lodge. Lost Creek.
Gregson Springs and some went as far as
Butte, returning on the evening trains.
Several went west of own toward Sill
yer Lake and they were the most fortu-
nate for the afternoon turned out windy
causing man hard rides against the wlnd
by the people who went east in the morn
ing and returned in the evening. Ine
camera club members Were plentiful IN
the adjacent hills and many fine snap
shots were taken of the semi-winter n
spring which still prevails among the
mountains. The event at home was the
base ball game at Athletic park between
Alerts and Regulars, both of Anaconda,
during the afternoon. The line up was
as follows:
Alerts-B. Leonard, catcher; McHale.
pitcher; F. Tucker, first base; NJ. Grafton,
second mase; w. J. Foley, third base: +.
Skelley. short stop; A. Atchson, left field;
F. Toomey, right field; E. Nolan. center
field.
Regulars Storey, catcher; King,
Lynch, pitchers: Emerson, first base; Bur
ten, second base; Long. third base; XII
coyne. short stop; Inman, right ile4d;
LLOYD. center field; McHale, left field.
The Regulars won by a score Of ~ . 1
out Of which - runs were made in the
first innings.
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AT REST

Barney Mckinley, aged so, a native Of
Philadelphia. a Montana pioneer and one
of the founders of the Butte Miners
union. died in this city last evening about
6 o'clock. Mr.. Mckinley has been i'll for
more than two months. He was first
taken with pneumonia, from the effects
Of which he never recovered. He was a
patient at st. AIMS hospital, where Ill
that medical assistance and trained
nurses could do tried to prolong his life
but without avail, for death came last
evening. At his bedside when the end
came were his beloved wife, three sons
and two daughters, his two sisters and
brother y. j. Mckinley. The deceased
has lived at Virginia City. Georgetown,
philipsburg. Helena, Butte, and last at
Anaconda, his late residence, on West
Park N The funeral will be held
at st. Paul's Catholic church on Tuesday
at 2 p. m, The A. o. u. W.. of which Mr..
Mckinley was a member. will attend in
. body.
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STREETS AND ALLEYS

Street Commissioner Shovlin and SAM
tary officer Mayhem have laid siege on
the streets and alleys respectively and are
experimenting the removal of tons Of
filthy garbage. Commissioner Shovlin's
forces began on Main street this morn
ing and are working east on Park and
Commercial avenues with telling results
leaving the streets behind them as clean
as a whistle. Mayhew's forces are brought
out in the alleys at every point that gar
bage is found where the owners Of the
property are ordered to have 1t removed
at onEe.
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Eyes examined free. Cassidy, optician.

On sale today our entire stock of worst
ed dress goods. cashmeres, serges and
novelty suitings, novelty suit patterns.
silks and silk waist patterns, ladies'
and misses hose. children's underwear,
boys suits, ladies capes and jackets, la
dies street suits mackintoshes. mems
furnishing goods, Mems hats and caps.
LOSee & Maxwell.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08
MODERN LONG-RANGE FIGHTING

NJ. Nois-'You have insult me, sare. I
demand re sat%eesfaction."
NJ. Blanc-'I have re choice of re
weapon, nest ce pas?"
NJ. Noir-"Oui, monsieur"
M. Blanc-"Zen I choose re telephone of
re long distance.'-Harper's Weekly.
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BASIS FOR l~NCREDULITY.

"a" Have you heard about the trouble
Samoa: has been having?" asked Hi
Hung Chang.
Samoa repeated the Dowager EN-
press. There hasn't been any nation by
the name of Samoa around threatening to
chastise us. I don't believe there is any
such ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Star.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08

berg opened the door Ind the assault fol.
lowed as already told in the columns of
the Inter Mountain. The officers took this
clue and have worked up a lard case
against the men arrested.
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A NEW WAY OF TELLING TT.

Teacher-"Now, Tommy, what gives
the diamond it's remarkable value?"
rTommy-"It's because so many more
girls want it than can get it, isn't it?"-
jewelers. Weekly.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08

Every pair Of glasses made by us are
to give satisfaction or money
will be refunded. Cassidy, Anaconda OPP
tician, Montana hotel.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08

After reading for a time do you find
the type blurred and running together?
Our perfect and correct glasses remove
this defect. Cassidy, optician, Montana
hotel.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08

Do your children's eyes converge. or
turn in or out? They can be corrected
with accurate n proper glasses. Cas-
sidy, Anaconda optician, Montana hotel.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08

Headaches and cured by
accurately ground and fitted lenses. Cas-
oldy. opticiAn, Montana hotel.
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Eyes examined free. Cassidy, o~ptician.

Do your children, in reading or study
ing, hold the book too close to the eyes?
Accurately fitted glasses will correct this
near-sightedness. Cassidy, optician,
Montana hotel.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08

Headaches and nervousness cured by
properly fitted glasses. Cassidy, Oph-
thalmic opticdan, Montana hotel.
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1.-THE CHILD is FATHER, ETC.

IT like spoiled children"
"Wky?"
cts great fun to see them make their
parents obey Chicago Record.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08

Every pair of glasses made by US are
guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
will be refunded. Cassidy, Anaconda op-
tician, Montana hotel.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08

Golf, golf, golf,
It's nothing but golf, o Tee'
The cash it's cost and the balls I've lost
Will never come back to me.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08

Near and far-sight corrected with ac-
curately ground lenses and perfect fitting
frames. Cassidy, Anaconda optician,
Montana hotel.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-08

Of health to the cheek. HUDYAN cures
uien and women Of nervousness, nervous weak.
ness. nervous exhaustion, impaired vitality,
sleeplessness, dependency, mental depression,
hysteria. paralysis, numbness, trembling, neural.
gle. rheumatism, pains In the side, pains In the
back, pains up and down backbone, pains across
shoulder. HUDYAN cures these blood and
nerve disorders. Nota patent 11ediciue, but Z
treatment dedueed by science and found to relieve
aud make we'll men and women who are run
down In blood aud nerve. This l. the popular
way to tell the truth about HUDYAN.
HUDYAN has cured nervous dyspepsia, sick
headaches, slight indigestion and chronic dyspep.
STA. IIUDIAN relieves the bowels gently. It
Is a tonic for the bowels aud cures constipation.
HCDYAN cures disorders arising from tile
olooo. Il you are . poor. weak woman with
b~eafing.down pains. with sick headaches, Just
Try seven days. and for the trying tell
your friends what It has doce for you.
lyon are Z weak. ernaclated man, get a pack.
asge Of HUDXAN and lust 80 by directions, then
tel! your trle ada HUDfAN cures. This remark
kems &c. G. E /; D3H vi Is s nR s. Syy al d nS :
At 20 cent, per package. HUDYAN Is never
You can get HUDTAN from druggists At
30 cents q package, or six packages for q SO. II
Your druggist does not keep II, send direct 10 the
Huuyan Remedy Company. 30 South Broadway,
Los Angeles. California. Consult the Hudyan
doctors FREE A staff of physician and surgeons
who may be consulted by you without money
ana without price. Gail and nee the Hudyan
doctors free. You can cali and zee them OF write
as you desire. Address
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Eyes exa mined free. Cassidy, optician
TENNYSON UP TO DATE.
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THE MODERN CREESE.

How doth the gentle Malay youth
; Improve the shining chance,
Ard make display, in Yankee way,
OF creases in his pants.
cleveland Plain Deealer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-20
REAL ESTATE.
REPORTED SALE OF THE NIAGARA
pIrIIuING IN BROADWAY.

II was reported in real estate circles yesterday
that the Niagara Building. at the northwest COT
ner of Broadway and Cedar-st, had changed hahus'
The buyer is said to be new trust company whch
has recently been formed AT the ONCE OF fo',er
Bros the owners Of the building, no Information
IN this noint could be obtained yesterday. the
Niagara is six-story iron and stone front oiIlce
building II was also said that mooerh oni0e
structure would be erected on the site
John Peters has sold for II. Rexer Nos e4s ana o0'
West Forty-thrd-st. two fve-story oouoie '
ment houses on plot 5OxlOo5. TO Charles DAVID VINO
gaya IN mart payment the southwest corner oI
Avenue ID and Thirty-frst-st.. Bayonne. ~ D. SIX
rs with ssfar has Sought No. PAS extra
wide seyen-story brick apartment ,99 nn mousse ''N
NauReim has sold for Frank Koch 10 Adler @ne
Hermann the four lots on the SCUM sae OF Am
hundred-and- forty -seventh-st 100 feet west Oh am
l. j. Phillips Co sold for KempnsT Bros Bro Moth oG
side OF hundred and ffty-hrstst 200 rect west
OF A b. Goodae & Son. in connection with lines "a
Center have sold No l6 West IWehty Miller. TO- an
i S1I s%ild for s Sc IS i'A'S' i0'
The plot on the northwest corner Of 1exns nnr
Chased by ii. Strauss and D. RothschiI5da; Madison
DR.. Leander f. Whipple sold ID, No Sox n %sxiiox
b. b. Seedman has sold No lis Eas. lot
st a three-story brownstone dWehiis-"''
wv WI g. MAYER have sold the ivestory hathousse
On ,he South Side Of One -forty-eighh
st at 50 feet east Of Wnis-ave. ,.,.. nos so,d 70
g 81 Fitzgerald. of Brooklyn, mas sou poooO
Jesse C. Schenck plot on the west siE n rn1nina
Parkway with frontage OF % Iee' "''N
through go feet TO East tlftn-st ,aroor, vester-
Al me New York Real Estate SaiesiO o' ~ fonr
DAY Strong ireland sold in foreclosure nS No 22
Storv brck dwelling house. on lot lesxsss ~ ~
es thirty to Annie H. Mead ct al 'he
plaintiffs. for $1,000. . - .oiosure the vacant
,,o, I9oxioD IL on the north side or
sndtTenfv-third-st. 800 feet west OF AM =,
az 70 Albert Richie for S227s7 ana IhOinS sSont
smith sold in foreclosure the three-stoTy . pDa
SweIling house on lot l6SX99l No, I|i Vvoekes
thirty -fourth-st, to Alice u "eeN''
the plaintiff for $500 ,,. Gov tho ten-story
hnsfness building TO be erected at Nos lLI aI
lSf,b-ave las feet high from curb leNei 10 9Sg
,oinf The structure will be T-shape9; nd az. Nos
}rontaee OF Il feet in Ffth-ave; extenq!ns u Eieh
81 West Seyenteenth-st. and NO. VS. .,iIe1v
Seenthst with 20 and Co foot frontages and
:, I'm he Of brick limestone and terra-c1tIa a nv
viii cost about $4,000 The plans were ui"" -
Robert Maynicke. - T.. Norr,an a Law
Tor The three-story brownstone dweing 100 ..
az West Eighty-frst-st., 2ox55x extension N''--'
terms private. -, go Aucnst Kuhn 10 j.
Jungmann pharmacist a lot on I lhes.,atbst sex
Columbus-ave., lO2 feet horlh Vi h'e'
100, for about 5000"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-20
For Young Ladies-Country.

T AsELL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG WOMEN
- AUBURNDALB MASS
I'm your walking and sitting so much more erect IN
vor general health conversations in your way Of
neo,,ns neonle and In nnumerabe ways could see the
benefit YOU are receiving from training and associa
ons ut Lase this must know is very gratifying
10 me-
This what father wrote to MS daughter ai'er her
return TO school the Christmas vacation at home
II IL unsolicited testimony Lases success In some
important lines.
PAGES are now being taken for the year beginning
September, 1899.
C. C. BRAGDoN.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
$1,000

esave corner 91s-s,. 100 sx2c Mary II anu s72 900
John King 70 Francis rS non map East fremont
i32x5o: Nellie Klencke and another " p1 /
,a ION eIni 100 T, Of 9th ave 75xess 2,,hst
AIS n W Of 9th ave. 5oras9. Charles /
Darling TO Elmer a Darling .'''''''..','. i
ORA "a n s. loi II " OF 6th-ave. 2ixss9' same 10 I
a. sfms 5: ig5 Z, Of shave 5o1sso same to
as ss@e s. ai5 II Of shave 25sSsS same to
a, s1%s :: l25 # Of 9th 251ess same to
as sf st ;. Of ejhays. 2O1sss same to
s am, Nos iaa and ia5 West 5OnieIe to Path
-. st Charles s 9s'' n Of 25ih st, 2s.2x12S2
broadway x3oSxll24; same 10 SANE Cna,ies
9Th ave. No $50 24sNl25H Irregular mares /
oAsb-s 1a',in : 4So It " Of eh-aye, Tx
AOx51x5a3x . lex 70; same 10 same 90 o.oe O.
o4,b 81 s $ 3os4 It Of 9th ave, l8sHSS'V I
o. same TO saS ss :; Of 9th ave 5ax75x irregular:
2etb 81 10 1903 East 46x9s Ok Irregular 'hae az 700
r Rushmore Joseph Fleischmsn :; ;t-,,,abs,h
Iothst. corner Avenue Il, a. is "a 500
s5th-st No l13 East. l6SNlU22 bertn "a Uci,
hacher to the sSs dT Cl ne 200
,25 No $40 West 2lxes9 Harold Rankne 90 ooo
e.,s xc s y nnd q East 5xloos samuel ca
WeinsaT IT. 70 AL SGnn se 4sioo: charles Rush
no referee 70 Fmanue He.ner et al....... 4l'lW
,2ss, No 22s West 25xo22; George Edgar ct al nm
to MSrtn ass 4 Of 18th ST. 2o6xso; Charles
f Rushmore. referee, TO Max Otnger ana an o, ooo
.a S,.tr No SEQ west 25xos9 Edward ooo.o
referee. William von TwsteT. o, \, ''''
Oh e, ooTn oIus o Mills . 10000
2sth-st lot O. map Cornelius Ray. 25x9se; &C ooo
9Th sa st. No SOS East, 2iSo; Peter Hanafray ct coo
go, a to Ma. 80 Of e;b-aye 25xesa sarah
f Benedict individually and as eXecutrx' TO % -,o
Wllmar,h Robinson .....-....''''''''.'.' 90 ''V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES

xyovthaler Albert r. 70 Abraham Rosenberg
washington-ave n " cor l7Sd-st ! lear''''''
Miller. John L. to Charles II Haetings. Broadway.
s. 5si II OF Goth st, 2 years ............
Ryan. Patrick J, To Henry Run. Lexington ave-
n W cor l2ist-st years ............... ........
cchnugg Francis J. 70 Mary King. 2d-ave. n e
Same 70 same Dist st. $. 100 II Of 2d-ave. l
Isaac Isidor. to John Thean Nc 25s West 10Th
Same to George Fletcher. Lafontaine cor
Kilpatrick. James T. Caroline NJ Boyce l3lst-st.
g s. l25 Il e OF Broadway. years .............-
Muhlker. Arthur @. 10 Margaret Bin!nger. s5th-
~. >. 225 II W Of lst-ave, years -. 90.
Darling. Elmer A. 20 Charles VI Darling, 2Sd 81,
n g 400 fl Of 9th ave. 24th-st. 5. 315 It "
of 9th ave; also No 1874 to lSs West Path ST.
pppenhemer. Edward. and others to Mutual Life
Insurance Company Central Park West "
02d-st years ................. ........
Rosenblatt Benjamin and Cara. 10 Cad Widow
and Orphan Benevolent Association, 5th-st
>. 1873 Il 9 OF Avenue G. years.. .......
Same 10 Walburga Horn. same property. years
Rothechild. David 20 Frederic Kernochan, ~
co Leroy-st years.......... .................
Same TO Kari Walach. same property install
Non Twistern. William. TO Anthony " Miller. Nos
20 and $50 llth-ave. and No $50 TO 500 West
Hirsch Aaron and Simon % David Hirsch No
424 East l0thst. years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Burckle. Susan 10 Daniel 3 Burnham. 80 ave.
" corner 56th-si ars....................
CaShau. Augusta. Nancy Sherwood and Mary
Z Rlodgett. No 366 West 33d-st 3 years.......
Lxner. Paul j. and Charles Asst 70 Lambert Suy-
dam. lenox ave. corner ll2th-st. year.
kurlandzik. Louis. and another 10 simon Adler
et al. llSth-st. 5. 27o IT W Of 8d-ave. year.
mortgages ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Morehouse Frank r. 70 Wright d Goss. 8d-ave.
5. 80 II Of 50th-st. 1 year. ...............
Neehan, James +. 10 Milton Oppenheimer.
Nestchester- ave. corner l56th-st. 81 II 10
linton ave. IllO.IX Irregular. year. ..........
Macdonald. Josephine 10 William Kingsland.
Ilst-st, e corner Columbus-a years. .....
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~
a 0rNCY-Mon.clar real estate nli kinds. sale Anc
"A rent. CLARENCE 3. TUBRS Beekman-'' n l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-20
School Aaeneies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses
&C.. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs ~ j. YOUNG-FULTOE. % Union Square
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YnAMEsMA LAKE E9ulsE.
IFERWGlOFF MOTGl2

AND EIGHT COTTAGES ~ sEt GS -, New, York
IN n T. g W r r. Barclay Of ChrsIopner, ~
gerry ai,iiuda 800 feet GEORGE W. FUTILE Mg''
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anfurnishco Apartments 60 Get.

FLATS. A.
"A. LIGHT WELL VENTILATED FLATS
r.r,. s25 TO $40 hot supply. Apply on premises
~" z WHITAKER. Broadway. near West '4'n ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1924 st. $ $. 225 II OF Amsterdam ave for three
six story brick Hathouses with stores 25xS58.
Ernest Wetterer. No 2l2 West lO5th-st. owner
- Camp. No IS Park Row. architect. ..".., $3.50
a32d 81. 800 II OF Amsterdam ave. for a
hve-story brick hathouse. 241lxS56: Ernest
weuerer. owner. + T Camp. architect ..,.".. 25.o(
f9th-st. No eli 10 G25 West for a One-story
frame coal pocket. 3o155. Bradish Johnson No
80 Cortlandt-st. owner, II Knubel. No 4IQ
West 44th-st. architect ...................... To-
9th ave- Nos l22 and 1874 No 2 West 1sth-st and
No 10 West Nth st. for a ten-story brick
store and lofts. irregular; Henry Corn No 9s7
Madison ave. owner. Robert Maynicke No 225
Broadway. srehtee' 80. -. -. $500
brick fsthouse 25Ns4 George Hii Belmar
owner Hill & Turner. No ia 5th-ave
architects $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-20
THE ENGLESlDE,

BEACH HAVEN. y. J. ., 80 ,aSirabs
Hot baths in the house and an the pennh
aduncts a modern hotel home by me yea, oh
ng superb bathing the select class OF It's patrons
souvenir. kOBl. T. f'.N"i>S . 49,
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mi A m 30 A M 8 e 7

HOUSE & COTTAGES SHELTER ISLAND: L. L. n; 4:
HOTEL HANDSOMELY REBUILT 1897 WI, open Jun,
22nd. The New York office is open daily 70 p NJ
% Union Square Room where Applications WI ana
llustroted pamphlet II D. W. LAWSON. Manager
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Geachers.


nR w c. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes or
At III r. SEA ST. Two pupils received family.
Il ATTN GREEK and HIGHER ENGLISH. STUDY mad,
IL delightful Half the time saved Twenty years ex
perience sklfu teaching for substantial pay Address
SPRAGIE - Wall ST. Room 81 y. V City
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-26

vide for in Il practically barren
country. Miles had six men to
one, no women or children and
all the provisions and munition
of war that he wanted. Joseph
defeated him at every turn and
when the SHOWS were deep,
the weather bitter Joseph die.
tated his own terms of surrend.
err and Gen. Miles afterwards
violated each and every term.
Miles is as fond of gew gaws as
Aguinold is said to he.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-26
PURNELL & DAVIS.
TO BURN.

Missouri grows grass, apples.
wheat. corn, oats, berries and
mules and is not second best ON
tobacco or corn juice. She is
recognized as an authority on
coal, iron (the best iron in
America is in the Iron Noun
tains) she leads in lead and zinc
and now the report comes from
independence that they have
struck an 8 foot vein of petro.
lium. The Grand Old State
plays second fiddle to none and
the man who is Missourian is
in luck for the blue grass
regions of KY. and valley of
Va. is not in it with their chill.
dren and grand children even if
there is not ten or a dozen kids
in the family.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-26
A TEXAS WONDER.
Hall's Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls
Great Discovery cures all Kid
ney and bladder troubles, re.
moves gravel, cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism and all
irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and won.
EN-, regulates bladder trouble in
children. If not sold by your
druggists. Will be sent by mail
on receipt of 81. One small
bottle is two months treatment
and will cure any case above
mentioned. E. w Hall. sole
manufacturer, st. Louis, Mo.
Send for testimonial. Sold by
B. o. WCoD.