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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

For Sale-Ten acres well To-
Gated. House, stable, well, cistern.
Inquire ut this Office. 1921
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Nickel Alarm, s.day clocks. one
dozen clocks and all kinds of
clocks ut half the regular price at
Opera House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
Notice.

Men Wanted for general work in fac
tory yard Tor unloading limerick. coke
and beots. Wages ~ 60. peg hour.
At pr,s-nt this work will NOT hc Ecsn'
lar. ParticB wishing to take advantage
OF this opportunity will plcan" be a' the
factory gate at : "A. m., u" this Is The
place where tho required number Of men
will 30 hired.
A,,,..,i.,,, T,..,, sr,,,,r cotnpnny.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Ion can spell it cough. colt, canrh.
kauf. kali, koneh. or kaugb. but th. only
harmless remedy that quickly cures it is
One Minute Cough Cure. DR.. K.arby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

The small percentage Of tarc which beet find their
weigh tickets is gratifying. In fact in all tho dealing the
there has not yet been found OF unfair
meas or npye evidences Of desire to overreach
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
mo Hunting"

Placards on sale at Enterprise
office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Largo sun spots, astronomers say,
caused tho extreme heat this summer.
and doctors declare nearly all the pros.
irations were induced by disorders Of the
stomach. Good health follows good di.
eestion. kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat. II you have indigestion
or dyspepsia II will quickly relieve and
permanently cure you DR.. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
NJ. Il. quarterly meeting Oct. al.2222

Sunday school Toacler-"Whnt do we
learn from the story OF Samson?' Tom
my tmournfnily smoothing his ragged
loci.sJ THAT II doesn't pay ter have
wuMcn folks cut ieiler's hair"
The ". Z church is mukins En effort
20 get definite promises IL wresly pay
mcntB during the present conference year
from every member. They arc lat. ia
starting tho financial machinery tins
year and the official boar,i Is hoping ihHr
the membership will promptly respond
10 the call made on them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Notes. receipts, warrants. etc. print.
cd and bound In n neat and substnnt inl
manner Mt the Enterprise Office. This
class OF work can be numbered In du.
plicntc when so desired, the Office hav-
ing n machine for that purpose.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday Services.
Preaching mt II u. m. and I:sD y: m.
sunday School ut 10 u. M. w. IL. Hardy
Aidweek Service.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday evening at 40
Rgv. W. i. DAv.Nrosr. Pastor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

The emergency bags sent by a church
society to Kansas soldiers in the Philip.
pines contained among The necessities a
box Of Dcwitt's Witch Hazel Salvc. the
well known cure piles, injuries and skin
discases. The ladies took caro- 10 obtain
the original pewists Witch Hazel salve
knowing that ali tho couaicrfcits are
worthless. DR.. Nearby,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

The debility Of David Duggins has
been completely cured.
David buggins lives in the town ct
Jones. Ohio County, Kentucky. From
there he writes:
-wheu Z serau taking Dr rierres Co:dee
Medical Discovery. I had ner,pas OF general
S:a.;i,y e 's t ,en ps ,9Ss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
CHURCH NEWS.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday Services.
Preaching nt II u. m. and s:3Jp. IN.
Sunday school ut ~ u. m.
Young Peoples meeting ut 700 y. IN.
MId.Week Services.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. at 40 p. ~.
II, 4. WALkER. Pastor.
Parsonage one door west at church.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Griswold's Novelty Works now
carry a fine assortment Of Key
Blanks and does all kinds of lock
fitting.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-04
DEATH or MRS. COOK.
rlother in.Law of Col. w. r.
Passes Away.

Mrs. Lucretia e. Cook, of this
city, died in Cincinnati Sunday
night, where she was on a visit to
son, Mr.. George Cook. She was
taken dangerously sick only few
days before, though her health had
not been good for some time.
Her body will arrive here at 9:3l
this morning and will betransferred
to the.1l:40 l. c. train and be taken
via Gracey to Cadiz for interment.
Mrs. Cook was the widow of
Judge George B. Cook, a distin-
guished jurist of Trigg county, who
was elected circuit judge of this
district many years ago at the age
OF 32 years The district embrac-
ed many couDties then, including
Henderson, and Judge Cook defeat
ed N. E, Gray in memorable con-
test. Mrs. Cook was II years of
age and made her home with her
daughter, Mrs. w. h. Howell, in
this city.
The funeral services will be held
in Cadiz this afternoon and she will
be buried by the side of her deceas-
ed husband.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-04
ATROCITIES
Committed In the Wake of War
in China.
Soldiers Put Boxers to Shame
BY Murder, Rapine, Arson and,
Outrage.

Taku, Aug. 30, Via Shanghai,
Sept. 3.-The Chinese in the Pei
do valley are paying dearly for the
folly of their Government The re.
tribution they are suffering exceeds
the ordinary penalties of war.
Along the river and the roads
Travelled by the foreign troops be-
tween Tien Tsln and Pekin an or,
gle OF looting and destruction con
tinues, with much useless slaughter
OF unoffending inhabitants. While
the international forces were ad
vancing the commanders, notably
the Japanese, American and Brit
ish, enforced a certain degree O.
protection for property not needed
for military purposes,
At that time most of the popula
tion, except the fighting men, hat
fled. But now the people are re
turning to their homes, only to fine
no shelter or rice or occupation. II
the overcrowded, Threatened
districts away from the river theil
lives and small possessions are a
the mercy of bands of soldiers
travelling about without officers
Robbery, ravishing and murdet
are continuous. Rowing parties o
soldiers indulge in unrestricted out
RACES. With few exceptions, ever,
town and village in the sectiol
traversed by the armies has beel
looted. The Russians are tn
worst offenders, with the Frencl
also contributing largely in pro
portion to their numbers, The Jap
anese, British and Americans ar
under better control. The con
duct of the Cossacks has been es
pecially atrocious.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-04
SUICIDAL MANIA.
Two Attempts at Self Destruc-
tiOn-Landed in Asylum.

After two attempts to take her
own life, Clarissa Caldwell, col
ored woman Of the Gracey neigh
borhood, was landed in the asylum
here Friday.
She is the wife OF Wesley Cald-
well, a colored farm hand, and is
about nineteen years old.
She had been showing signs of
dementia for some time and about
two weeks ago tempted suicide by
hanging, She was discovered in
few minutes, however, and was
soon revived. On last Tuesday
she made another attempt at self
destruction, this time jumping into
a well. The water was only a few
feet deep and she was soon rescued.
She sustained some severe bruises
as a result of the latter experience,
as her body came IN contact with
some rocks in its descent.
The woman was brought to the
city Friday, adjudged of unsound
mind and at once placed in the
asylum for treatment.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-04
JOHN G. WOOLLEY
Will Speak At This Place in
October.
Prohibition Candidate for Presi-
dent to rIake Ten Speeches in
Kentucky.

Chicago, Aug 30-Johu @ Woolley,
Prohibition candidate for president,
and the stalwarts of the Prohibition
party have arranged for 10000
mile campaign trip covering many
states. They will travel 10 what
is known as prohibition sPe-
clal train. Mr.. Woolley's timer
AIRY includes speaking dates in
Kentucky and Indiana. October he
Will 60 from Chicago to Fort W wayne,
stopping at South Bend. Elkhart,
Goshen and Waterloo. October )
he Will speak at Richmond, Rush
vile, Shelbyvllle and Greenburg.
October 4 leaving Cincinnati, he
will speak at Williamstown, George
town, Lexington and Danyille, Ky.
Returning October 9, he speaks at
Hopkinsville, Nortonville, Madison
vile, Henderson, Evansville, Ind,
and Louisville, going from Louis
Vile to indianapolis.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-04
FINE SPEECH.
Ollie James Stirred The Boys Up
In Great Style.

Hon. Ollie James, of Marion, op-
ened the Democratic Campaign here
yesterday at 2 o'clock, addressing
crowd of 800 people, The court
house was filled to overhowing and
many were turned away unable to
get inside the building. For an
hour and a quarter the rough and
ready orator from Crittenden poured
such hot shot into the Republicans
that the Democrats were reused
to great enthusiasm. His discus
sion of National issues struck a re-
sponsive chord and there were loud
cheers of approval. His strong ar
raignment of the Republican party
and its lawless methods, beginning
with military intimidation of voters
and ending with the assassination
of the Governor, was unanswerable
from any standpoint of good citizen
ship. lie called upon Mr.. Yerke
to state his position on the question
of pardoning the indicted and con-
victed assassins of Gov. Goebel.
He closed with a strong and
earnest appeal to Democrats of all
shades of opinion to unite to save
the nation from Imperialism and
the state from government by as
sassination.
The speech was fine effort and
the speaker was overwhelmed
with congratulations. The cam
paign has been most auspiciously
opened
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-04
COMMISSIONERS SALES.
One Farm Near Garrettsburg and
Another Near Town.

Master COMMISSIONER Frank
Rives on yesterday sold the farm Of
l55 acres, situated on the Madison
vile road, five miles north OF the
city, part of the estate of Julia
Ware, deceased Mr.. M. f. Cren-
shaw was the purchaser. The
price paid was 81, 500.
The tract of land near CARROTS
burg, known as the Jas. L. Wills
place, was sold to S, H. Williams
tor $lO19.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-04
DIED OF STARVATION.
Miss Lizzie rloore, of OwingsviIIe,
ParaIyzed for IS Days.

Lexington, KY, Sept. 2.-At
Owingsville to-day Miss Lizzie
Moore, a beautiful young school
mistress, died of starvation. She
was partially paralyed thirty-five
days ago, and since that time had
not partaken of a morsel Of food.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-05

Sealed proposals will be received by
the county clerk al Iron county, Mich
until noon Of the 7lh day OF MAY, 1900.
Tor making new indexes Of all deeds and
mortgages ia the Office OF the register 81
deeds 81 said county, recorded Ia said
Office prior 20 and including the year
1871, when Colt index system WIS first
used, said indrNiug Co bc done III Cutt
indexes. mud all Indexes 30 bc from
gAntor to ginntec, and from grantee to
glHntur, bids TO be based on go much
per entry. The person receiving said
contract will bc required to furnish
bonds ~ the sum az One Hundred
Dollars for the correct performance of
said work
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any orall bids
Per order Of Board Of Supervisors.
.JoHS WALL, Clerk
Dated at Crystal Falls, Mich, April .,
1900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-05
n Busy place.

The Journal Reporter was at Wells
Monday and visited tho site of the new
ore dock which is being bulls by the c.
NJ 4. st. H. R'y. Two pile drivers are
constantly ut work, one ON the ap.
proach to the dock aud tho other ON
the dock proper. A largo clearing has
been made nearly back to the G. & n. w
main line, aud numerous spurs have
been built where the timber for the con
struclion OF the dock * being unloadcd
Tic scene Is indeed II busy one.
About one hundred and thirty men
are employed ana Tie work X beipg
prosecuted dny md night The right-pf-
way for The main track leading down to
the dock has been emf though AMI AZ
ready "A consi lerahic portion az the sicri
has been laid The line extends from
the line Of the T.. & l. S. ny II short
distance west OF whore ihn latter crosacs
the Sehlesinger rold. The whole trrli-
tory between Escanaba and Flat Rock
is Inst becoming a perfect network Of
railroad tracks
One thing that impresses the visitor
to Wells is the unmistakablc evidence
on all hands OF the intention ~ The com.
pancs operating there to establish per
mancnt and extensive Industries The
aspect OF Che territory there has been
clnnsed, and within short time u
Thriving little city will grow up there,
which will practically be Part Of Esca.
naba- Escuuaha journal.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

KqUfann LsoP2id . to @ he 9eTna1 qs5ss, ETassei's
aeFP I25 n " 'G1F ~ FIdr5gest ID e months s15 900
HIg months e sam - .......:........ 10000
S1Iag n5afbs ~ same 10000
same 10 same CanaI-s n $ 25 Il OF Eldrldge- oo
same to Sams canal-st e BoEr Of EidTidse
SAFE 10 sa5ne Canai-st n $ 758 fl " Of Edridge
sane 1srt 20 same; T3o19ba ioo, !, $4,000
s4-se 10 same Forsyth Isl # Of Canal
johnson NaTearet A. to cyrus Hitchcock Nor
rsave. n corner 149th-st. widened, SOK2oo ,oooo
cT51i agnes to ,5er-YorK7 F5utidtiE-Loen Bank
Ing Company, 55d-st 1897 IT o. Lexns- .. .ao
Eaus1cann Leopold TO Jonas Wen and another.
rs9es5 cue september i5 sGo 100000
20 IS-esf e - 'al' - .....t..... 1900
IA1aStz Iipre End JACOB TO Herbet H Vreeiand,
LIVINGSTON James, GeTmania Life Insurance
Company 93d-st 125 Fl W Of Central Park ~ ooo
Same to joseph Hanershiag and another,
eI1lg Tron,6s @ o"H %. -. 10000
Aaiq E o.rjes 55asi x 81 sso 50 East year 1900
Rui1nan Caroline. Bella Metzge- 81 a., eX-
ecuors, etc lSlst-st 3Go # OF oth-ave 90 ooo
oeffney Patrick to Henry De Forest, trustee.
Iesrs ls rs-St o' .. 10000
BTe%n John to Henry W De Forest, trustee,
yeara ye9il-s' " . 1900
Risisnd Alfred V 70 Ernigrant Industrial Savings
tear 1.sS -. = - .,.''-.'.,". 1900
1enge Ernst to German Savings Bank, Amster-
IT, s. los # 9 Of 3I-sve yearD~.,..... 1000
/ -, 1900
WyI.e, Christina 5 70 church Mission to Deaf
Mutes. BowerI. No 40 TO 154.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

csnal-st. n corner Forsyth-st 2o04 # to Ed
rdRe-st xJCT211 gx5u. German Evangelical
Lutheran Church of - Matthew TO Leopold
hanfnann 5000
1st-ave corner i0fth-st. 100 9x125; Austin
2 Pressinger. referee. n Simon Adler and
other l2s
Madison-ave. No zoe. y $ 2Ox7o; Robert 9 Mvles
70 Seymour OpPeHheiIner. .-.-.- ............
131st-st, s $50 II Of 5th-ave. 5Ox99l II: Bella
Metzger e al. executors and trustees. Caro-
line Runan .................. lf
100; Charles a Decker referee Ernst Lange q
111th-Et s 235 II q Of 3d-ave, 75x100 Il; Annie
Levy 10 Louis Levy ............ 8:
Cnarles-st. 8, 1CJ II Of Waverley Place, 20x
%; George Brickell executor 10 George
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES,

John NJ Thompson & Co and NJ. Lindheim & Co
have sold for DR.. Eliot Gorton. of Morristown n
J.. to Mrs Myra Plummer. the new seven story
si-,,la a,,srtrnent bo,se on plot 27xsS7 at the
southeast corner of Irving Place and Nineteenth
81. The buyer IS cash investor. The asking price
for the property S165.GC0
Heilner & Wolf have sold 10 Mary Concannon the
five story three family fathOuse at the southeast
corner Of prook-aye and Ore-hundred -fiftieth-
St. lot 25Xl00
Myrick Plumber has sold the four story ana eX-
tension brownstone front dwelling house, on lot
isx105 No IS East Sixtyeghthst. for about SO 600
II is reported that 4. Ruth has sold for /. NJ.
BERNSTEIN q plot of four lots in nehundred and
thirteenth-st, between Lenox and Fifth aves
Blooringdale Brothers have purchased the plot,
5Oxloo with old buildings, Nos. 23s and 24o East
Fiftv-nnth-st JOS feet west Of Second-ave and ao-
Joining their stable property. No. 232 TO 80.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

AL life secrets revealed. MADAME
NEIL. wonderfully gifted coioreo -, S,,,d al.
,,ot-snf card reader, reunttes separated
charms free: advises everything; racing IN
formation. Removed 149 West Zsth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS

toSth-st. Z35 Z Of 3d-ave for two six story
and Easement brick tenement houses. with stores
25xs7 5. @ & z Doctor. 4lO East 66th-st
owners; John Hsueer, No 1851 7th ave arch-
tect .......-.-..1. 10000
i40h-st, No ls5 West. for a story brick
church. 81 6xlOO Evangelical Zion Church No
lT5 West Is01h-st. owner, Nels Toelberg arch-
Kingsbridee Road n : 272 n W of Prosneci "'
for a story dwelling 25x50:
Charles KnsUf owner, Joseph Cocker, No
I034 Freenaa-st. archtect .........."..... 500
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
CREDIT TO ALL.

CREDIT TO ALL WITHOUT SECURITY.
Clothing for Ladies. Men and Boys.
ready made. to cEder; PR9oGRHSsIvE
West 14th-st. (Open Evenipss,)
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
FOR SALE CHEAP
Gitp Dropertp Go Get.

I5sOR RENT Furnished Observation-Disclosures. No
u 1zs East Seventh Street Plainhed, n ] Fine Ioca-
non, yard fruit and flowers, easy walk
10 depot: l6 electric light gas: modern nu-
Ing large barn adjoining lot II wanted Apply any
HENRY B. NEwHALI. 2s cortlandt Street New-York
A DvBRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for Tn, -45
"a received their Uptown Ofce 242 Isrosd1ay
% door north OF 3st-st D. m: advert,se
snents received a. the following branch Offices regular
Office rates until O'clock p. viz; 254
2dst.; i52 9th l2th-st.; Macys 9th av.
and 1sth-st i42 Columbus West i0s
West 42dst-. 5h-ave.: 81 257 WesJ
42d-st between 7th ayes I59 East 47th-s sss
sdsVe between 76th and 77th i.O26 near
elst-st; l76s ist-ave. s9ths 756 Tremont-ave
- Eiesci1s st. 90
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
BOARD WANTED.

LARGE and small room IN quiet well
appointed house below 20th-st-, East Side
preferred, for a mother and son in business;
references. Address r. D.. Box p. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
HELP WANTED.

FcW..o-
AT ONCE.-Cooks. mattresses. iaundresses'
English nurses, French ladies' MAIDS
buffers. chefs, kitchenmaids. Mrs c. KER-
NAGHAN. Employment Bureau. S62 9th
ave
COOK WANTED.-An experienced cook TO
20 10 Monmouth Beach for remainder. OF
this month: then in city. Apply III Park-
ave near 69th-st.. to-day between hours
II 30 and 1890.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
REAL ESTATE.
se5.ooo PLAYHOUSE SOLD IN FORE
CLOSURE.

The German Evangelical Lutheran Church or ST
Matthew transferred to-day TO Leopold Kaufman
the title TO front a0ox50 the north sioe
Of CanaI-st between Forsyth and Eldridge SITS, for
a consideration of 100000 Mr.. Kaufman gives the
church corporation a blanket mortgage covering
the eight parcels for the aggregate amount OF
$4,000.
The offerings al the New-York Real Estate Ex-
change were disposed OF yesterday as follows
BY Peter F Never & Co: No 255 West Ninety
seventh-st on map Nos 25s and 255. north side LIS
feet east of West End-ave., 75x1ool1, six story
brick nathouse; foreclosure. 10 the plainnn TOT
S65O OO0
Pv n Phoenix Ingraham & Co: No 1l05 First
ave west side. 755 feet south of Sxty-hrst-st'
25xel five story brick store and tenement mousse
foreclosure. TO John Mclaughlin for a4lo
No $50 Prospect-ave. west side 2442 feet nor'h
Of one-hundred- nd-ffty-second-st. 1s2xSS three
story brick hathouse; foreclosure. to the piaintH
Tor s.. 100
AUCTION OFFERINGS FOR TO-DAY
BY D Phoenix Ingraham: No. 5S4 West Twenty
hrst-st south side S25 feet east of Eleventh-aNe''
25xe2 one story frame building and vacant; Freo-
eric J Mddlebrook against James r. Floyd ct al;
George ri Morgan referee; amount due, $3.50 |S'
No $50 West Twenty -first-st. south side, 800 feet
east of EIeyenth-sve. 25xs2, two and one story
frame building; August Limoert trustee. etc,'
against same. (. G. Whitaker. referee amount DUE
By Bryan L Kennely Co: No 147 West Eighty y
(Tenth) ave. l7xlO0S three story stone front
yninal Company against Frank Leon Smith ct al;
Edward f. Mccall. referee: amount due, I6eS6 %;
subject taxes ETC. $640 also to expenses OF SAFE
less $5e1
BY William NJ Ryan: Nos 1s and p East one
hundred-and -thirty-fourth-st north side so Ieet
east Of Ftfth-ave 50N99l IL five story brick nat
houses. Frederick G. Potter against Fritz Megener
et al Z. H Moeran, attorney; Grosvenor s Huo-
bard referee: amount due s. SS 90 suoJect 10 mort
gage $50 0sO - and taxes. ETC. S73 o. also subject
encros chmentS. - ..
BY strong & ireland: No. 2so Twelfth-st, south
SIDE % feet Of Fourth-st, 16lOxllI 4Xlf9X
u54 three story brick dwelling house: John b.
Frost against Henrietta Horton ct al; WilbeT NC
Bride referee; property to be sold free OF all en-
oumbrances partition.
BY s De Waltearss: No. 2,205 Fifth-ave-, east
side 4s1 feet north of One-hundr ID th1rSy, I
four1h-st.. 25x15, FIVE story brick hathouse; John
r Plat ct al trustee of will Samuel R. Platt,
aCainst Louisa A Finck ct al; William P. Chan-
bers attorney: Joseph McElroy jr, refeTee'
due, s17 49l IS; subject to taxes etc S9 ~
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co No. 2l0 Amsterdam
ave north Invest corner OF one hundred -and-siXty-
fo,rth-st. 271lxiAo I've story brick store and nat.
house: German Savings Bank of New-fork against
Augusta Darragh, individual and admlnlstratrd&S' S
etc OF John F. Darragh (No -; A. 5. Norton rel
cree amount due S56ol2 SO; subject to taxes etc.
s1,0-5
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
PILES AND CONSTIPATION.
HELP WANTED.


Male.
ATTENTION MEN,-Cheap trip to any
European port Hamburg, Bremen Lon
don. Liverpool. Paris; also free PassSss
and steady positions procured SHIPPING
OFFICES & C1inton-st. and 70 West-st
At~tt,NTIoN. MEiN.-S6 30 and few hours
light work takes you 70 Europe; no
steamship work ATLANTIC SHIPPING
OFFICE 200 2d-st., New-1ork
CANVASSERS.- Wanted, a few good ad-
yertisfng canVassers to work on coTnInls-
sion on a recognized standard publication
Must be able to produce references as 70
character. Address w. G. H.. tribune
Ofice.
WANTED-A steady man 20 make up
rooms In a hotel; wages S35 per month.
Address b.. Box -, PAP Broadway
s2j TO $50 DAILY easily made by our Live
Agents men women. selling our latest
novelty Campaign Waterproof Neckties
Goods entirely new and patented. Agents
delighted Sales unlimited. What others
do. YOU can do. Time is short. Write to
day and secure exclusive territory. Guar
orfeed best sells- Address. with stamp
N & NJ MANFG. CO, Dept. c. Spring
field. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
nIr.L,Anp & POOL TABLES.

pITTJARD AND POOL TABLES, new anS
second hand lowest prices; easiest terhs
NfSRX RROS.. "a Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
BroohIpn propertn for Sale or SO Get.

ITO LET OR FOR sALE-Elegant three STORY and
Il basement brick dwellings Clarkson ST.,
near FlatbuEh opposite Melrose Park convenient
10 trolley and elevated; artistic decorations hardwood
trim parquet floors. open plumbing etc. Apply 10 w. A
A. BROWN. Owner, on premises or 5S3 Flatbush Ave,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
RUsINESs CHANEFg

PATENTS, INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREF patents economically secured and
prcftab,y sold INVENTORS COMPANY.
IEn EaHFau-St
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
Real q Gstare.

DEFINEMENT without expensveness heait9ipinSSs
IL without inaccessibity, at FAlRNIEN' l'"No''-
Send for booklet GORDON, 20 E And
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
MNGM[E @TEMNNGM0P @Wo

DIRECT LINx Tc PcsTLAND. MAINE
Connecting with all rairose steamship lines to al!
Sumner Resets stes shlo~ 4Ogati9 Hair GneT} NH
Street, every T4esda IhIrptAy eId Saturday at Z.
Steamers hted eYery improvement for tES
corrfot Hnc Couversrce Of Ticket otccH Nc
go Broao"&y Rsaie general oft {. Nv
~ SGuth - opSdzr5 IRE Pie.
EcEATtN f1AIS. c. = N S-e srrtn S-.sst
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
FURNISHED Apartments n1anteo.

WI IJANTED.-Gen1Ieman and wife desire large
w bedroom, bath room md sitting room,
furnished unfurnished, with privilege of
having meals served in sitting prt-
vate dining room. Must be quiet and good
n ighbOrhOod. Address, giving full parttou-
lars terms, etc, q. W., Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
CARPET CLEANING

CARPETS cleaned by steam, " hand or o.
the rioor. Careful Carpet Cleaning Co.,
1883 broadway 42I East 4Sth-st.. COE a
BRANDT. Tel. 132-SSrn
F ACKERMAN
Steam carpet cleaning, feather and mat
tress renovating works. 1913 West 32d-st.
Telephone 3l2 Madison.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
DRESSSIAkENG.

DRESSMA Ahs sNG.
S4 TO S6.--F'rench dressmak.ag; English
tatIoring. cutting basting; perfect htting
o,,entue dinner reception gowns; out by
day. So 80. Address Nine BAGbEH. care
WilisGnia. S35 broadway
DPEsSNAKER will go out by the day F.:
81 80 16I East 99th-st., Room II.
T1T3Io%CH DRESSMAKER? new designs for
FaU wear. perfect fit: at home or out by
day DORE. 253 West 113th-st