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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-07

mlsmos, sin la Intervention de personas
.xtrsnas sus umbres, desposeidas
en absolute del oOnocimiento del pals? De
seguro que dicho presupuesto no llegarfa
"a ser mas costoso que ell de los dc nj Is te-
rritorios de la union. De este estoy sc
guro. Obtendrfa de sus rentas internas
suhciente dinero para cubrir sus necesida.
des sin acudir tarifas odiosas, que result
tan contrarias nuestra constitution &
as tradiciones de los Estados Unidos. So.
bre este punto, hablando con un conner
ciante de San Juan, me dijo: <B ,io ell go
bierno espanol, apesar de pagar la arma
da, ell ej6rcito, las clases pasivas, ell c!ero,
las pensiones d los herederos de Cristobal
Colon, apesar de todo, nuestro presupuesto
slempre cubrfa los gastos, y b abfa sobran :
te, mientras que ahora tenemos baio el go.
bierno actual americana un million de pesos
de dgtcit
SIN ell consentimiento del pueblo de
Puerto Rico se h1 votado ell BIZ Foraker
en- perjuioio de los b abitantes de la pobre
isla.
Los grandss sueIdos
Es aquf algunos de los plrrafos mas
ipteressntes del referido Blu
Todos los salaries de los empleados
que establece ell Blu Foraker nombra ell
presidente, Gobernador, Secretaries de los
varios ramos del gobierno, ayudantes etc.
etc., serAn sufrsgados por ell presupuesto
de la isla, con una orden del gobernador
sprobada por Ell Auditor.
Los salaries de los empleados del 60
bierno americana que cubre ell presupues-
to de Puerto Rico son comD sigue:
FL Gobernsdor de Puerto Rico con s. 900
an1ales. AdemSs puede ocupar ell
palaciO J ell muebIsje como resi-
dencia.
FL Secret rio del 4obierno. ..... 8 5000
Ell Att orney General. .......... "a. 600
Ell Auditor 600
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A Minister'S Good Work.

Il had a severe attack of bilious col
ic. got a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. took
two doses and was entirely cured" says
Rev. A. A. Power. of Emporia, Kan
My ueighbor across the street was
sick for over a week. had two or three
bottles of medicine from the doctor.
He used them for three or four days
without relief, then called in another
doctor who treated him for some days
and gave him no relief. so discharged
him. | went over to see him the next
morning. He said his bowels were in
a terrible nix, that they had oeen run
ming on 50 long that 1t was almost
bloody fiux. / asked him II he had tried
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoe Remedy and he said. No. l wen.
home and brought him my bottle and
gave him one dose: told him to take
another dose In fifteen or twenty min
utes IL he did not ind relief. but he
took NO more and was entirely cured.
7 think Il the best medicine have ever
tried For sale by all dealers and drug
ststs. Benson. Smith & Co.. general
agents, Hawaiian Territory.
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Personal Notes.

Maurice Grau. the grand opera man
ager, is to write book OF reminiS-
eences OF the famous singers and COM
posers he has known
William S Jennings. Democrats
nominee for Governor Of Florida. is =
cousin OF William Jennings Bryan and,
like him, is a native OF Illinois.
The Jews of London sent to Lord
Roberts at Easter time a case of Pass
over cakes and have just received a
graceful acknowledgment of the gift
Montague White, one OF the Boer
ENJOYS to the States, has brother
who fought against the Beers. The lat
ter is a lieutenant in the Strathcona
Horse
William Dean Howells has become
something of yachtsman and has a
little boat of his own, in which he
delights to cruise about Long Island
Sound
Frederick Winkelmann. who was
recently selected by the New York
Board of Education as lecturer Oh mu-
sic for the public schools et~that city,
has been blind all his life
The late Admiral Philip. while al
ways a good. religious and eonscien-
tious man, was. as boy, not much Of
a student, and at the Naval Academy
generally just managed to pass his ex-
aminationS.
England is almost unrepresented In
the great law offices of the kingdom,
Sir Richard Webster, the new master
Of the rolls, being an Irishman, as ia
Sir Edward Carson, the solicitor gen.
eral, while Sir Robert Finlay, the new
attorney general, is Scotchman
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A Sacred Edict- of China.

The following sacred edict issued
by the lord of wealth and happiness"
is from the Shanghai Mercury of June
Is:
1.-The Catholic and Protestant re-
ligions being insolent to the gods and
extinguishing sanctity, rendering no
obedience to Buddhism and engaging
both heaven and earth, the rain clouds
now no longer visit us; but 100000
spirit soldiers will descend from heaven
and sweep the empire clean of all foreig-
ners. Then will the gentle showers
once more water our lands; and when
the tread of soldiers and the clash of
steel are heard, heralding woes to all
our people. then the Buddhist's Patri-
otto League of Boxers will be able to
protect the empire and bring peace to
all its people.
Hasten, then, to spread this doctrine
far and wide; for, if you gain one adhe-
rent to the faith, your own person will
be absolved from all future misfortunes
If YOU gain five adherents to the faith,
your whole family will be absolved from
all evils: and, if you gain ten adherents
to the faith. your whole village will be
absoIyed from all calamities. Those
who gain no adherents to the cause
shall be -decapitated; for, until all
foreigners have been exterminated, the
rain can never visit US. Those who
have been so unfortunate as to have
drunk water from wells poisoned by
foreigners should at once make use of
the following divine prescription, the
ingredients of which are to be decocted
a ii swallowed, when the poison patient
will recover:
Dried black plum. half an ounce.
.Soianium dulcamara half an ounce
"Encommia ulmoides { p half an ounce
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veIIoxs. SOS 5-sc. seconds. SEA s-ise
Plantation noiassss. open kettle.
noee
Centrffugals. nominal
Syrup, none
Refined sugar. per pound. Market
strong Cuhes. s-1ssc. powdered s sfS.
standard graduated. Side. eonfectioa-
srs a, s-a5c. The above quotations
are net subject 10 cash discount OF L
per cent on invoices paid in i've days
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Imports From THE
llsuuR POSSESSIONS.
WHAT ISLANDS FURNISHED
THE UNITED STATES
PAST YEAR.
Products of Hawaii. Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines Sent
TO Mainland Valued az
$50, ooo, 900.

STAG Correspondence 81 The Republican,
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The I'M
ports into the United States from Cuba.
Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippine
and Samoan islands for the fiscal year
Just ended amount 10 over SCI. 100000.
Over si0.ooo, 900 OF this is sugar and
moIasses. $4,000. 600 tobacco. s., eco.
zoo vegetable dbres, l.00o. coo iron.
copper and manganese, and the remain
der such miscellaneous tropical pro-
ducts as coffee, cocoa, spongeS, tropi-
cal fruits. vegetables. hides and skins
and cabinet woods.
The sugar importations from the isl
ands form practically one-third of the
total sugar brought into the United
States during the year, amounting TO
about 1.400o. 100000 pounds out of
grand total OF over 1000, 0oo 900 pounds
Imported. OF the total sugar importa-
tions from the four islands. Cuba sup
piled slightly more than one-half,
though in value the importations from
Hawaii exceeded those from Cuba, Ha-
waiian sugar being OF higher grade,
and consequently representing a larg-
er value, although the number OF
pounds was materially less than that
shown by the import figures for Cuba.
The total importations of sugar during
the year from Cuba were 705. 4s6, So
pounds, valued at S1S.243 $50: those
from Hawaii, 504, 1895 pounds. valu-
ed at $40, 1872 $50. Porto Rico occupies
the third place in quantity and value of
sugar imported from the islands, the
total for the year exceeding $4,000, 900
pounds. while from the Philippines the
total for the year is in round terms
100000 600 pounds.
The second item of imports from the
island, considering them in the order
Of magnitude, is tobacco, amounting in
round terms to S10,000,000 in value.
which represents about two-thirds of
the total importations of tobacco into
the United States. The total value of
manufactured and manufactured to-
bacco imported during the fiscal year
is about $4,000, 900. and that from the
four islands slightly above $4,000, 900.
Of this. the very arge proportion
comes from Cuba, the total value Of
tobacco imported from Porto Rico dur
ing the year being about a quarter of
a million dollars, from the Philippines
but about 81 900, and from Hawaii less
than 500.
The third itetm of imports from
the islands, considering them in the
order of magnitude, is manila hemp.
which comes, as the name indicates,
from the Philippine Islands. the total
value of the Importation of this dr.
ticle being for the year SIP 1868, of
which s5,024,770 came direct from the
Philippines.
The following table shows the i'm
portations into the United States from
the four islands for the eleven months
ending with May. the details of the va
rious classes for the month of June
having not yet been completed:
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WANTED.

Hawaiian Government SO
Bonds for which the highest
market price will be paid.
Inquire OF
BISHOP & CO..
Bankers.
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carboIinium, Coal Tar, Stockholm
Tar, Resin, Pitch,
Dead Oil,

none of which make good mixed drinks and license
does not allow sell them Sunday but when bought
on other days and applied properly they all very
full Our stock OF above articles large and mention
them simply let you know where call when needing
them.
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OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND co.
TIME TABLE.

From and After January /. 1900.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HE
UNITED STATES, FOR HE
rrrDDr,1px- or, wan

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or HE
UNITED STATES, FOR HE
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
The President of the United Stat, of
America
To the Marshal OF the United States
of America for the Territory of Haw-ii-
Greeting:
Whereas, a Libel hath been filel in
the District Court of the United States
for the Territory of Hawaii. ON the 10Th
day of August, A. y. 1904. By y. D.
Spreckels i Bros Co, vs. Ship Z IN
reagan" her tackle. apparel. furnii are,
boats, appurtenences and cargo for the
reasons and causes in the said Libel
mentioned, and praying the usual pro-
cess and monition of the said Court in
that behalf to be made. aud that all
persons interested il the said vessel.
her tackle, etc. and cargo may be cited
in general and special to answer the
premises, and all proceedings bl ing
had that the said vessel. her tackle.
etc, and cargo may for the causes in
the said Libel mentioned. be conienn-
ed and sold to pay the demands of the
Libelants.
You are therefore hereby command
ed to attach the said vessel, her tat kle,
etc, and cargo and to retain the same
in your custody until the further o. der
Of the Court respecting the same, and
to give due notice to all persons claim
ing the same, or knowing or having
anything to say why the same sh uld
not be condemned and sold pursr ant
to the prayer of the sud Libel, hat
they be and appear before the said
Court, to be held in and for the Terri
tory of Hawaii, on the Sixteenth dsy of
August, A. d. 1900, at ten O'clock in
the forenoon of the same day, if That
day shall be day of jurisdiction,
otherwise on the next day of juriz dc
ton thereafter, then aud there to in
terpose claim for the same, and to
make their allegations on that beaau.
And what you shall have done ii the
premises, do you then and there make
return thereof, together with this writ,
Witness, the Hon. Morris NJ, Estee,
Judge of said Court, at the City OF
Honolulu, in the Territory of Hawaii,
this 10th day of August. 4. ID. 1919. and
of our independence, the one hundred
aud twenty-flfth.
WALTER 3. MAILING.
CLERK.
F. NJ. HATCH,
Proctor for Libelant
A true copy Attestl
ID. Array,
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Mr.. Rockhill's Mission.
From the Philadelphia Record

From the Philadelphia Record.
An emergency might arise at any
moment requiring the substitution OF
conciliatory Intervention by civilian
envoy for surgical operation by the
sword in the hands of military COM
mander. A better choice than that of
Mr.. Rockwell could not have been
made for the performance of the diff
cult task of maintaining peaceful re-
lations with the constituted authorities
in China coincidently with the employ
ment of force to rescue American citi-
zens from tremendous horde of fan
atics and mutinous troops.
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Meant for Takers. .

Doubtless Edward Atkinson Is includ-
ed in the general proclamation Of am
nesty for the FIlipinos.
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PHILADELPHIA. July N--Refnss,
sugar are frm in ell hard grades. vita
softs being shaded 10 points in Nos.
5 30 10 inclusive The redneries are
still behind in their deliveries Raw
sugar Is firm List prices. subject TO 3
rebaset OF Is points after 80 days. were
as follows: Lozenge, s-25: crown A
SIS: crystal A. Gle; confectionegs
granulated, s.25: cubes, s-25; powdered.
$50: standard and fine granulated, Gle;
extra fine graduated. 6-2e: eonteciion-
ers' A. $50; Nos and ;. SIS: No. 4.
SIS: No 5, 5.s5: No 6, SIS: No :.
5.45: No. 5. $40; No. 9. 5.35: No 10.
$50: No II. $50; No. Il. SIS and Nos
Is and Is. $50 Arbuekle's package
sugars were quoted at go.
MoIasses: There is but little trading
but prices rule steady within the range
of the following quotations: \. o.
centrifugals. common. l2G13c; fair. L;
l1ec: good. 20G CSC: prime. 30G37c;
y. O. open kettle. fair, 44Q Acc; good
Ara 4ec: prime. 500 SIC; fancy. 5i&55c;
S. H. syrup. l5G2Sc.
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SIS. l25. 146 81. sso.1ss
LATE SUGAR QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, July 2S1Raws-This
is half holiday and there is little do
ing in the market Buyers are generally
absent from the city today, and 1t is
evident from the large reaction which
has come to the European market, az
anticipated. that the rise in raw sugars
is over for the time being.
Sales. July IS. 19oo-l2o0 bags Porto
Rico and 621 bags Trinidad muscova-
dos. on spot, basis SO test, at 3-sc
landed.
Refined+The rise in refined must also
be considered ended for the present. at
least. Demand is extremely light and
refiners are catching up somewhat with
deliveries and request instructions in
contracts expiring July 81.
European markets had large re-
action. with indications OF further
decline. Evidently the corner in con-
tract deliveries for July has been brok-
en- and the quotations for present and
for new crop deliveries are likely nov
10 come closer together by reduction
in present quotations.
London Cable. July %. 1s0o--Cane
Quiet, no change Beet dull at the de-
cline, Java No. Is D. s.. las I'D:
fair refining, lss. beet, July. rs SD;
August, lis SID.
First marks German graduated. l3s
Cd. equal TO 5.45c delivered in New
York. duty paid
American Sugar Refining Company $
stock opened at 1T. highest La, low
est l24, closing ia L.
NEW ORLEANS. July es--The local
market for sugar continued strong and
all offerings sell promptly. New York
reported raws strong. with little offer
ing. and refined in fair demand
The London market was reported by
cable to the Sugar Exchange today as
follows. Cane. firm. with upward ten
iency. at las, beet. active IT advance
at IFS 4l-ad.
The New York market was reported
as follows. Fair refining. 50 test.
4 s-Sc, centrifugals. 50 test. 1-Sc;;
standard granulated. 5.Soc; standard A,
rec; German granulafed. SAFE
There were no receipts nor sales
reported today.
The following quotations for planta-
ZION sugar and molasses are from the
Official report OF the Louisiana Sugar
and Rice Exchange. and are for round
lofts:
Plantation sugar. open kettle. none.
centrifhgals per pound; Marker
struug: no reAning grades In nrst
| banda; granulatsd. none: whites. poue;
4
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A.-A.-ENGIISH LODGING HOUSE.
Destra b." accommodations; with on without meals
-aIrt seTNIca 10 East 2gth VI.
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flats aud apartments Stantsa.

WANTED-By n. end u this month By married
rooms IN a quiet old fashioned home rrspecta Bile
nctghbOrhOOd, rent not 10 exceed $40 or sl2 a month.
below 23d ST. PERMANENT, box 100 sun uptown
once, 1908 Broadway
DERSONS in search Of responsible person - leave
L In IN II apartmcnt or house during tn. summer
can apply to SUMMER. box 100 sun Office
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Rral estate to Exchange.

4 FINE sO-acrc farm. stock and I'm plemrntS halt
n mite water front, luthamptJn, l. /; price.
sl0,5pn IGNATH MARTIN, lljj Myrtle av,.
Brooklyn.
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18TH STU. WEST near l. stNtonl. bachelor apart
mentS, single rooms and suites, private baths; ~stfictly
high class; valet service. telephone, moderate term
summer.
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West Siaii

A~lIRNCJI'E STEAM EEATEUHODMS nrGIy
n or rr suite, rtayprah'' term board II ds>irrt
centraL Lnttnn LAkEMnDD. IN u. Nr.l aAth VI
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FURNISHED Hooms& apartments to Gt.


A.A-EN ENGLISH LONGING HoUsE
Destra bl" &C ummOdatlOnS; with or without meals.
valet service, 10 East &9lh ".
EIFTH Az, near Washington Square May / to
l October. furnished apaftmeut 7 light rooms,
bath; SIS lnprthly y, box lij sun uptown ohce.
1908 Hroaivds,
rRAMERCY PARK. % Apartments fof gentle.
VI men; suite Of Two rooms. private hath and toilet;
also Other rooms. house and attendance unc1ceIled
valet 'cr''c".
I ENINGTON Az, 10. The Rrylyrr, large and
l. s!n'l, airy ropms. gas. ,l"rt'rhghtS. steam heat,
sIve.y.
LYINGTON Az, lGi fIr,t ass rooms d ? $ ne
Il roo.1S atiacaed rear Grand Genital, tIdn,I' N,
LIVINGSTON PLACE ~ Stuyvc,ani ,Guarc. op.
II pJSte - GcUrgt's thITcu, mar i'm II. Beauu
ful rooms, larg dud mall
MADISON Az, T-EIcgant second floor suite
vi with bath. also Other large front and single
rooms, house ana attendance INST class, reference,
required.
11TH ST. Ell EAST ,,.Smyyesaq, PARK De
- Srahir large ard small Griigh'3lly cool rooms
In cuic; house, d1ctor'N family telephone lGlS. 18th.
1-Tu ST. l3o EAST uc,Iral., ven furnished
~ ia'gc ard small 10 ms 'or g%cnuemrn.
21Tm ST. io2 EASr.La ghgatr tamiy ,ao
oHd nppr,, also hall room, references,
o.)D 81. 10 r~iST-Prca,. ,-c-h. haIl ,oom,
d. closet bath on 'amr iiurr. gentlemen Only
Y.2D ST 10 EAST nrn' ata nv i,rd'om"
30 pur,r suite. southern exposure. suitable doc
tr or bachelor also other ercommJ da'I0nS lot
g%rru,m"n,
oIrH ST \ EAST near ith as High class
or nnu.s Oilers an Once and reception room suit
NH pnvSic.lI " denus, ]al,nothr' recommendations
-nTH st - rl-'-D 'IEh'fui k,or. ~ ,inge
81 rrJ. WITH no y CulD WATER
SfENN n'hT y tfEClKlC LIGHT, FOR 81
T... VEIN pWNaN ca1not b., tGgnlrG.
West sta.
ATTRACTIVE SrLhM HEATED ROOMS 'IrgIy
n or en- suite, rtayprAh'' term hoard II ds,irrt,
central lc,tun L~AkENOOD ~ -. Nr'i san II
TIE BONliEtR.
18TH ST.,i1. WEST near l. statOnl. bachelor apart
ments, single rooms and suites, private baths; stdctiy
high class; valet service; telephone; moderate terms
summer.
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New Jersey-Saic or Rent.
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Borough of Brooklyn-FOr Sale.

(OME y INSPECT my one and two family
houses, two stories and basem' nj brown stone
fronts, llSl nnINhed, on Decatur st, between Howard
and Saratoga avs, two sold
OTTO SINGER, Builder.
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EIFTH Az, NEAR Washington Square May l to
l October furnished apartment. : light rooms.
bath; SIS lupr!hly y, box llj Sun uptown Office
1HfI lIrg.fulN
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Real estate for sale.

Sf M PER WEEK TOTAL COST \ model
''O'oo house, meeting every requirement Tor re-
iined people splendid ncgnhorr,0d: In the city, with
all cOnVtnltncrS, but, above all Low IN RlC and
orer'd on TERMS WHICH WlLLINTEREST IOT,
costing u carry les than rent These are new 8 10
lnroJm, gas, 'ec'ttcly, running water only -
minute from Manhattan business centre. They are
out OF TIE com mon and worthy Of your conSd ration.
nte Tor particulars 10 /, = - box 267s, New YORK
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O

Two TNfNI9h Z lounges, 7 A0I ; fl0l0N and bath,
boating, bathing. Ii>H,Hg, shade, I hgAtigl yl'wN md
climate. up,nd u cape cod. WUic to INF PiNGO
IroNiUCctpwn CAPE cod, Mass.
NOR SALE Choice farm o. Roc land county one
i hour from city, Is "A beautiful country house,
g,od buildings, beautiu l scenery. hlgh elevation.
address OWNER. box G.,
Su'crn, ', y.
EENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY SEAT; n %tractivr
VI prop ny; ,rnra'g ia Ml'bTd. PIKE county, Pa.
noted SuWMrE TrNO't I wealthy city Iroll grounds
cover whole block. 3OON32u feet. heHu'ifully shaded.
vtllr pine grove and ornalnrutal tresS. apple orchard,
grApcs and other fruits, nee Cafrafc house, Stahir.
sid To settle NJ estate. Gail upon JOHN II. WOOD.
Port ,irrviS. y. !.
LLOEIpA. Otangr county. - acrr farm. fruil.
j good h~dlldings. watc'rd, Investigate. q SE,
O7G he kalh ay. BrOOkIyn.
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REAL ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS'
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
NO. III BROADWAY.
WANTS AND OFFERS.

West is,h St, near s,h av, four story IA, with
staOle In rear, lot 2jAlOa,3. Price, $4,000.
Also. cJtner near Az, u and I'd ST.. 67xsO, Ripe
Tor Improvements, Make ofer, terms 10 suit.
Also. a corner dwelling on WaShingtoa Heights.
free and clear, S3O.00u WIN exchange Tor Nat or
tcuements on West Side,
JOHN I. DOYLE d SONS, As william St-Oner
south side 7Ith St. west u and adjoining Column.
bus ay, -four story pavement and cellar DIV clling
lpS65, with two story basement laundry but
hrs PAL NY and bathroom extension, AL feet,
hardwood tim throughout specially ada pied for
occupation BY ply ,Cihn; price. SS5. 900; will
make sacrifice u sold at once. Also, nne man.
sion and grounds Of late Homer Foot.
Springfield. Mass. high coll grounds. heart Of
most beautiful city In country; fine old oaks. ma
pies and ,lms. l5O years old, beautiful lawns and
shrubbefy 2ia acres fronting two prlnci pal
resident streets, Maple and Central. Finest place
In city Of 1000 Inhabitants. electric ears on Cen.
ial ST. side. ten minutes from depot. nne spring
of water on place. 400 feet on Maple ST, 500 feet
on Central st a rare and nne opportunity for a
gentleman OF means.
CHARLES GRIFFITH MOSES & BRO 1850
Amsterdam Av-Ofrr a plot Of three lots on ST
Nicholas Az, ripe Tor Improvement Also, a private
house newly decorated on Convent av., at a great
bargain.
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600 Fate for Classification.

AGENTS, men a.u " men. are yuI willing 70 work
y honestly and i|aitliglIy Tor So weekly II 80,
Nrte is our gypGSar sold and consumed IN every
family, and q permanent huNiurSs cHn l" Established,
,ev good, ma r"w rll'lpsu,. Dept ~, Ml TrAI.
: fACiIkNL COMPANY. Nv Nork.
Ni'NDRs~S q 81 l7urGrcs, can bc S.rn Al
/. rrs,sft rw;lpy r'N N"uda, $50 West IAN a..
n ANlII Capable girl Tor Venstil rou., sofE IN
w family = two good wages, new house, he's.
l%ocsl'y German. Frs1ch. ~ scandinavian pre-
irrr q rall Sund'y II poNFlbir, tJl Slcting place,
BTUOayn. near NpstrArd ave.
I Nc Man win b.i e isferrncrs. speabs ltal
l Ian futntly, wishes At alton In Law of1ce or
COMMERCIAL house. Address COMMERCIAL boa iao
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-06
8ral estate at'antfd.

SMALL ' REFINED FAMILY, bank rHrr
ehr"S. dc'ife country house for ,umrer Nth
nun vegetables, COW, horses, &c. within m hour
trtnl Central, l1u>t b" reasonable. address IT,, box
$40 sun uptown oNlc", 1893 broadway.