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publir Notler.
SUPREME COURT Ftrst nonortr,ort

J. i
Stree. the Matter Of the Application of The Board .,
street Opening and Improvement of the C,itv ne %. or
York by the Counsel Corporation Of said CIV
comonaity Of the cy Ne Rs May Mayor Aldermen ana
~ IN. hereditaments and premises on the east side
Dvisior ny OF New York bounded by Hester Essex
streets and East Broadway duly selected located Dd
ancA ~ as ana IoT public park under in pursii~
lA and of chapter 800 of the Laws OF issI laws ol
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERs ~ Es
brb oJy appointed IN the above entitled proceeding
LEU! give rouce TO the owners lessee or
ose PaTtes and persons respectively entitled 10 or
rrernises III th t iahds tenements heredaments
inns proceeding and to all others whom ii may concern
trst-rhat have completed estimate Of the loss
and damage to the respective owners lessees partjes
persons respectively entitled interested in the Lands
or premises affected by this proceeding or having sp, IN
terest therein. and have filed true report or
o. such estimate together with damage man in ne
office Of the Department Public Parks for he inspec
ton OF whomsoever 1t may concern.
Second-That all parties persons whose rights NAV,
De affected by the said estimate and Who may object 10
after the nrst publication notice August 2Stb
1900 file their objections such In writing
OF the Staats-Zetung Building No. 2 Tryon Row IN
The City OF New York Borough Of Manhattan as pro-
and that the said Commissioners will hear nariIes
50 Directing at our said Office the 9Th day OF October
1900 at 1890 o'clock in the forenoon and upon such
subsequent DAYS as may be found necessary.
rhird-Tha report herein viii be presented 70 the
Supreme Court OF the state OF New York at Special
House. The City OF New York Borough ~
Manhattan. the 18th day OF October. 1900 at the
opening of the Court that day. and that then ana
there, thereafter counsel can he beorS
thereon. motion will be made that the report be
Dated New York August 25th. 1900
MICHAEL. COLEMAN
ARTHUR INGRAHAM
JOSEPH NJ sCHENCK. Clerk.
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ST. JAMES COURT QUICKLY RENTED.

St James Court, the new apartment house at the
southeast corner Of Ninety-secon and Broad
way is nearly half rented, although it will not be
completed until October l. Brokers who are well
acquainted with the real estate market in respect
to the renting Of apartments say that St. James
Court is meeting with such phenomenal success be-
Of its unique construction. There are no air
shafts, but in order to afford light to the rooms
the apartments have been arranged IN four sep
arate wings with the broad courts between them
opening into the street. The apartments range in
size from five to eight rooms and the rents are
moderate. The most modern appliances for the
convenience Of tenants have been installed in this
apartment house, detailed description Of which
may be obtained from Jacob Axerod, the builder.
Many Of the new lessees have taken leases for two
and three years.
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POOR SERVICE on UNION RAILWAY.
CAR on WHICH TWO WOMEN REFUSE TO LEAVE
FRONT SEAT SIDETRACKED.

CAR on WHICH TWO WOMEN REFUSE TO LEAVE
FRONT SEAT sIDETRACKED.
Since one Of the large boilers in the power house
of the Union Railway at New Rochelle exploded
last week the company has been handicapped. and
the service between this city and Mount Vernon
has been wretched. Instead Of covering the dis
lance in half hour formerly. the cars because
Of lack OF power crawl along so slowly that il
takes them from one to two hours to complete
their trips The delay is more aggravating on Sun
day because Of the larger number Of people carried
on that day 10 the various Sound resorts
During the intense heat Of last Sunday the cars
were stalled about half the time, and it was long
after midnight before many Of the people who came
up from Harlem reached their homes The condi-
ton Of affairs al the Mount Vernon and New,
Rochelle terminals was most unpleasant The cars
were far between. and when they finally did arrive
there was rush for them that carried peopIe off
their feet. Women with children had no chance
70 get aboard. and many Of them were compelled
TO walk the streets or SIT on neighborng doorsteps
a number Of women were trampled
Thomas Milligan and Mrs William MnCanr as ot 1ti
city, being unable 10 get seats in a car for Har-
Ill, cd az INTO me 'front.' seat 1t is against the
front seats. so the notorman and conductor refeaS
20 ~ anead untn ne women got OF. This they re-
ausSl 10 90 Dehs cleered on by the other psoDle
N the car; The conductor in his dilemma tried IN
roman N9AIner 70 dslodge them. but the
pollcehlan declared that he had authority IN in
terfere- The starter telephoned Ia the sunori,
teheent OF the road for instructions The superir-
tSHoeht oldnt want 10 take the chance OF eiectiny
the women after they had paid their fareg an5
tola me starter 10 sidetrack the car and leave
t .5tle'h II II an night The motorman then placed
ne car on an unused track and transferred ths
passengers except the two women GU INC
They remained the sidetrack until I'm . -
when they finally jumped off the seat and ton oh,
a sd car for Harlem As the car bearing them
around gave them three cheers ''Auins
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I'D pa Nv BEEN srARBED RE rrcno

Allan GoodfTllow, Of No. TT East One-bpndrao-
and-f"enty is in the hospital al Finish
ing, suffering from stab wound in the bacL IT.,
Is said to have been inflicted with penknife b,,
OLD of No. Garfield Place Newark rta s..fts
Grove on Sunday. i'ouIeVard
several men are said 10 have been slightly ,yo,rd
GO So0ofenow is not dangerously hurt '1'iu-
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WORK ~ ANTEIS.


2istI@-
Ap-WRIrER wishes position 10 take
charge OF advertising department. com
pile. edit and arrange copy for printer.
moderate salary. COSMOS %, Nest
23d-st.
ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR. -Ry exr,r,.
nTse experience highest ,crrrrnce
JAMES ". COOLEY. a. Cast a6 ,-st
BRIGHT coy. l. years. wit. s,.,s ref
eref &c. wishes a position In ocice y,bar.
there Is chance % adVanc, ,uen- n
SATTLER. SlS East 18th st
RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN az irr.
proachahle habits. who ~ MI times de
votes himself 70 his employers Interests
desires o. change his position. co,d man
ager salesman. stock clerk cor. espondent
etc: quick 70 catch On L, ANYTHING nayv,
SIS 20 S2S. CCLPIN. so Wee, tRftb =
BOOK h EEPER or assistadt Is. experl-
en2ed X MELZA r 1875 tieorre-sJ..
Br0oklsn.
BOY, colored. rs as elevator runner rel
West 4lst-st 49,
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THINKS SON NAY HAVE BEEN POISONED

WOMAN ASKS CoRoNER's OFFICE TO INvEsT1-
GATE DEATH OF HER CHILD.
Mrs. Lethia Wooding. of No. S11 West Thirty
seventh-st. yesterday asked the Coroners Office to
investigate the death OF her nine-year-old son
Thomas, which occurred last Saturday after an
illness of three weeks. The boy had symptoms of
brain fever, but the attending physician was puz-
zled as to the nature of the disease which finally
caused his death.
Mrs. Wooding said that many score Of
her lads paymates had come TO her with strange
story Of the cause of his illness They said Rich
ard Watkins the of a barber in the same
house had told them of a strange man who gave
'Tomme' Wooding a poisoned apple three weeks
ago, and that Immediately after eating II the boy
became sick Watkins the father of the boy who
is alleged have told this tale. and the boy him
self both denied il last night They said they
knew nothing of a strange with a poisoned
apple. Coroner's physician will perform the
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-S Sealed pro-
posals for furnishing the materials and performing
remodel the heating
furnishing and installing Switchboard
Panel. Engine and Dynamo, a House OF Refuge
for Juvenile Deinquents. RandaIs Island \
be by mail delivered person up O'Clock.
M. Thursday the 10th day OF September 1900
exander F. Orr: President OF the Board Of Managers
Randalrs Island New York City, which
place the Board viii receive and open all proposals.
Drawings and specifications may be consulted blank
forms of proposal obtained the office Of O. v Sage
Superintendent Refuge RandaII's Island
N Y. the office OF G. L. Helms. Architect
in the Capitol at Albany, N Y.
Contracts will be awarded the responsible
and reliable bidder bidders unless the
available therefor. in which
Managers reserves the right to reject all bids.
4 Z. ORR.
President Board OF Managers
New York N Y lug 2lst 1000
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TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM AKRON

tinued peaceful conditions existing in this city all
of the State troops. which have been duty here
since Thursday last, We're withdrawn early to-day.
With the dismissal of the soldiers the saloons
were Teopened and the city has practically re-
sumed its usual appearance.
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Proposals
HE SECRETARY OF PORTO

RICO. San Juan. p. r.. Aug 1l.h IsOo-Pro
posals for FurnIture.-Sealed proposals. in duplcate
VII an be received this ONCE until September 26th
100 ana then publicly opened. for supplying the FOL
I Pts furniture ETC. for use by the Legislature
Top, with guard rail- of drawers one side in
SnGGhs one double desk for the President clerks
geshs 20 chairs settees. IS paper baskets
10 INK stands For the House: 20 desks dat tor with
Suat1 Tall row Of drawers SIDE. Including one
Was1e aess for the Speaker 60 chairs 40
t t me Council to be the furniture
~ ulS HOUSE to he in oak he accented Tor
e.e Wloie or part Of the above. Prices to be z
steamer al New York OF each article
~ aScoHIPahy the bids Delivery will ~
az rec sihriy days aferward The right reject any
~ 81 oIds ~ reserved Proposals be addressed 10
~ 'sis"eu' VIM. II. HUNT. Secretary.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL PARKVIEW.
65 West 42d-st.. facing Bryant Park. Ideal
location for summer months. European
plan. All modern conveniences. Rooms. So
per week a. up. Convenient to all cars.
Two blocks rom Grand Central Station.
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RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES

NJ. Kamak has sold the five story brick tenement
house. 25xSS.s, No 427 West Thrty-frst-st also
the four story brick store and tenement house
a Sxlo5. No. TAI Second-ave., and the four story
brick and frame hathousa, 17.6XlG6 No. 747 East
Orch undred-and- seventy fifth-st.
Jacob Rottek has bought No. 615l5 Hudson-st.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
billiard & POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices; easiest terms.
MARX BROS. "a Union Square.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
A HANDSOMELY furnished large and
small room 70 let 10 gentleman in pri-
vate family; no board. 1886 West S4th-st.
l.-S4TH-ST. 43 WBST.-Doctor or den
lists office, also large and small elegantly
furnished rooms. valet attendance.
Ito EAST 3sTH-ST., near Park-ave-
Second floor large front room; other
rooms; references
11sTH-ST. 1O5 EhST.-Large. newly pa
pered and painted furnished front rooms;
housekeeping: So TO 81 so; hail room. 81 30:
bath.
80 WEST 32D- ST.-Nicely furnished rooms
with board parlor dining rooms; centrally
located; reduced rates
500 WEST END-AVE.. near lO4th-st-Pri-
Vate American family have handsome
furnished rooms suite or singly; eNce9-
tional terms 10 genteel and desirable
people table board conveniently near
slST-ST.. 100 WEST-Large and small
rooms: closets. bath, newly decorated;
IL station.
35TH-ST.. IS WEST Large and ema1I
rooms, house newly decorated and fur
nished open plumbing parlor floor suita
BILE for physician >r dentist
-----. 800 ----.s--e--A- .----------------
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. RAR7r@0E MMfM'8
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
III East 42d-st.. frat class domesties are
supplied.
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MADISON-ANE.. near Oth-st.-Large and
small room. connecting or separately, with
board for the winter. JOHNSON. Box 81.
PAP broadway
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. 3. EDDY 29S Madison-st
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" oRS WANTED.

" Ohh WANTED.
EeInnle.
FONERNESS. &c.-A refined woman as
visiting governess, secretary or com
panion; competent highest references. G.
). c., Tribune once.
COVERINGS. North German: best testi-
monials. experience. French Paris Eng
hsh branches. music and Latin 10 some eN-
103 West SSth-st
MASSEUSB graduate \ Berlin in sana-
torium. Miss FISCHER. l2S W 26th-st
STEN0GRAPHER.- Expert wide experi-
ence. well educated first class refer
Broadway -
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DRESSMAkING.
DPESSNAKER SEAMSTRESS. AL fam
Uv sewing, making over. during dull sea
sen; 81 * day; references. ROBBINS, 226
West 25th-st
LEARN dress cutting and millinery; a field
without limit: special terms for summer
course: call immed lately; new shirt waists
or skirt patterns cut to order. soc.
M'DOWELL SCHOOL, 3lO-3lS 6th-ave.
LADIES TAILORING.-Ha and Gowns
N the latest fashions; perfect nj and best
workmanship GRANT & PARSER, "a
Lexington
SACHS & CO.. Ladies' and Gents Tailors.
no IenoX- ave. near 16th-st.-Remodel-
ling and repairing neatly done at moderate
prices.
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% Eet for Business purposes.
OFFICES TO LET.
rutland &c WHITING.
Gonntrp fropertp for Sale or 90 ret.
3 TO 8 BEEKMAN 81

A TIKACI ~ e, MODERN HOUSE. on Park. Bloomfield
- y 80 minutes from New-Yorx by I.ackawanns or
Sy ERE fifteen rooms all Improvements inciud
and shade; convenient churches schools ana 49,,
gor rent or sale EDWARD G. WARD, Executor 81
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SUICIDE OF LOUIS BOOTgBoyo

Il Paso, Tex. Aug. q (SpeciaD-I.ouis Roo,b
royd. well known In New-York and claiming 20 b
suicide tonight COMMITTED
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OPTICIANS.
EYE GLASSES FRFF

EVE GLASSES FREE.
THIS WEEK our opticians will examine
your eyes and sell you pair OF our 50 50
sold spring eyeglasses for 81. and give YOU
a gold plated eyeslass chain with a safety
nook, also leather case, absolutely free
It's $3.50 outfit for 81. Spectacles at
me same price. KEENE'S OPTICAL CO..
$50 Fulton ST., New York near Nassau
SD Hours a. m TO 6 D m.
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Real getnie.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
81 and 80 Liberty Street.
441z and as Maiden Lane.

Under its system, doubtful points in
titles are submitted to its Committee Of
Counsel, consisting of well-known real
estate lawyers. This protection makes
its policies the strongest issued.
Losses in thirteen years of business,
S24, 1861
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Conntrp propertn for Sale.

bWooD!-ltouses Cor sale. or land for building
IL houses for rent, several furnished houses ~
y EAIaEhbf q Co. 2Il Broadway N. Y or Dean ST.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. ny hand On
tbs moor. Careful Carpet Cleaning Co.,
1883 Broadway 421 East 4Sth-st.. COE a
BRANDT. Tel. 1872 2Sth.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS

Broadway. n corner l12th-st. for a seven story
brick and stone hathouse and bachelor apart-
nlents' 100 llxe5: G. z. Wilson, lS5 Boyvery
owner; Neville & Bagge, architects. $3.50
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

56th-st No l23 West, 25x1cO Robert Blackburn
20 Ella Blackburn. ...............
I17th-st, s. 90 fl Of Lenox-ave, 2Ox1OO II /:
Adrian H Larkn, referee, TO United States
Trust Company, trustee. .......................
11Tth-st. s. 115 II Of LAnox-ave. 20xl0O. IL ;
Adrian Fl Larkin, referee. 10 United States
Trust Company, trustee. Observation-Disclosures.
S1st-st. No 1871. n :, 262 fl W of Columbus-ave
17X1o22; Mary Brown TO Minnie NJ Mott 49,.
Central Park West S. 25.11 Fl n of 10Sth-st
32x1O0; John z Falk 10 Sarah l. Brown .......
Pearl-st. No 90, 2lX63.9x irregular; Pearl-st Nos
las and 80. -. OK irregular; Pear-st 3 W corner
Wall-st, tSX46. GXl .5X47.2; Wall-st Nos So and
IS. %. SXl1.i; BeRVer-st, n s. lot No 4, map of
FIVE lots Of Arson Blake. made by Joseph F
Bridges, 22X42. 6Xl9 10x452 Cedar-st. No s. 90 2
X59 AK irregular; CedaT-st. n c s. adjoining land
of John Stevens, 81. Ok irregular; Cedar-st Nos
q and % 80 1Ox57 2X30. 3x57.3: Eugene OSuui-
Percy O Sullivan. one-ffth part and all
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PILES AND CoNsrIPAT1oN.

DR. UPHAMS Vegetable Electuary; in
ternal remedy: positive specific; nifty
years reputation; sold by leading drug
East 4th-st
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BOOKS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE. patents economically secured and
prortably sold. INVENTORS COMPANY.
$50 Nassau-st
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HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM is the standard
Ice Cream of the world. II is no secret
everybody knew it. All orders promptly
filled. city or country.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp

MnIr
ATTENpANT-By an experienced male at
tendant. 10 invalid gentleman: first class
massage operator. best references Address
JOIN STALDER, cS Amste, dsm-ave
ri "a FR.-FreRch. competent: In prtVate
ftm ~ Of bachelor apartment, th0r,,Ic,
sew ant; Wihtrr octeing. references
FRENCH. N"N ~ ~ r. 'adway
RUTLER.-Ftench; competent In private
family or bachelor apartment: thorough
servant willing, obliging. reference
FRENCH. Box 40. l.242 Broadway
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
FemclS-
NETWORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BIJ-
REAC,
30 West 29th-st-
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
FREE TO EMPLOYERS AND EN-
PLOYEES.
Servants are in waiting from a. m to
p. m.
Reference investigated
COOK.-wanted a competent cook who can
make soups, entrees and desserts 70 90 to
country for summer. kitchenmaid kept.
can Wednesday morning, August %. be
tween 10 and IL o'clock. at 20 West sd
ST. Personal references required
NURSE for children at South Orange.
y. J. Address, stating experience ana
references. J. NJ. Tribune Office
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Dalut, Isaiah Jesais TO Randolph w Town
send. 1O5th-st. Nos 343 and 345 East; also
property White Plains, 2 years.........
Collins, Patrick, TO United States Fire Insurance
Company, 46th-st E. 125 II Of lOth-ave
. years ......-.......
ROSENBERG Woh 70 Reuben Isaacs, trustee, East
Broadway. No 200, years ..............
Bracher. Elizabeth NJ, executrix, etc to Equitable
Life Assurance Society, S6th-st, No 1876 West
2A Observation-Disclosures.
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DANBURK HATS.
DETECTIVES.

DANBURY HAT co. announce advance
styles for fall ready. DANBURY HAT
CO. % Desbrosses-s,.
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ApvERrIsEMENTs and suOscriptlons % Ss

ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS ~, ~
The Tribune received az their l.,,,s
Of 9ist-st- untu o'clock .. N adss.,
easements received AZ the tollowins y.-r-,k
ofhceS 90 reg l3r Office rates Snt't S..,f-t.
y ~. = e., 80 shave. = e. e1t- So
g.. tr.- ave-. eos. lZth-st,s Mac ssar
Avn lsrn-st Ia Columbus ave- S.
West 66Jh-st lee IVES, ~ 81 ia,-si..
az e., 81 49, 18th 81, @tt Ntst Era
between 1;h ard Sth aves Nv 80 rlts
st. i.3SS S'-aVe.- between win 80 tst-
sts. Lee 3d-ave-. near 6lsi-st-' ~. TIT
ave. near S0th-st. ESQ Sd-aVe.. As~-
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HELP WANTED.


Male.
ATTENTION. MEN.-Cheap trip to Europe
London. Liverpool Hamburg Bremen;
also steady position and flee passage pro
cured. SHIPPING OFFICES 5 Clinton-st
and az Nest-st.. New York
so 10 $50 DAILY easily made by our Live
agents, men or 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
anteed best seller Address with stamp.
NJ & NJ. MANFG CO. Dept. c.. spring
field Mass.
ATTENTION, MEN!-Frse passage - men
assisting by feeding cattle 10 European
ports city positions procured. ATLANTIC
SHIPPING OFFICE. 200 2d-st.
NEW-YoRk HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL
ManicurlD~ face massage, scalp treat
ment, chirorody, dermatology; diplomas:
position. begin now. 254 6th-ave.
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STORAGE.

THE TWENTIETH CENTURY STORAGE
HOUSE AND CARPET CLEANING co.
492-494 East l3Sth-st, cleans YOUR carpetS
az cents a yard: also moves your furni-
ture, 50 a load Call or send postal. Tel
ephone. SIT Melrose
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INTERNATIONAL. DETECTIVE AGENCY,
500 Broadway. room 717-71s: telephone
1881 Franklin. All civil and criminal cases
female.
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church in old Howard county, at Lon
ton. He also built the first church at
Newton. He was stationed at Great
Bend ia 1878. Peabody in ls7e-77.
East wichita, ls7s-7o. He had a full
pastorate in Arkansas City in 1880, ~
health forcing him 70 leave the minis
try. While In wichita he preached st
Minneha township. at Valley Center,
and ri Paso, now Derby, where many
will remember him. At one time he
came within one vote OF being elected
presiding elder Of the Independence
district.
Mr.. Laverty now has Ane farm
near Guthrie through which the new
Oklahoma and Eastern railroad pass.
es. II is located two miles from Camp
bell. He has served term as county
treasurer Of Logan county, oklahoma,
and, as above stated has been chair
man of the Populist central commit
tee. He is prosperous and contented.
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ATLAS OF THE WORLD and City Guide
This Is the most comprehensive and val.
uable book of It's kind ever published and
contains "a pages beautiful colored maps
The maps are not cheap prints-they are
Just as finely as those in books 10 or 100 times
its size-are all Ia iour and FIVE colors. The
maps cover not GrilY the world IN a general
way, but many of them are in detail, show
ing the most important points in the whole
world which anyone might want to fnd.s
In addition to tie maps, and possibly not
less valuable, is fund of statistical ana
other facts of great value for daily II not
hourly references
II contains "a pages; handsomely bound in
imitation leather, and is especially designed
Address ali orders to THE LEADER.