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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

s'sEHs Sophie and siH5sn . May -s sehFosas.
To- y v of 25-sTe- 5 $s5 0
s.esgvs v : IS f \ Of I7s51-s5 3 7earz 1870
Company. S5th-st. s. SSI 4 e Of shave
Dznz.zsr Reoeocs % Louis Nordlinger. Pitt-st,
WILCOX F-eiericE y 70 irTtng savings Instiru-
5sa ~e5s5srss y corner l IS - , Ze4Ez 20
sane 70 sane. webs5@r-sye :. 7s-s f n Of
sane . sane I7sfa-st, 8 p 4 v Of webster
C5s5ds.e.n isaac 70 Edward z De Grove and an
e5s M go I, 5 F 421 = 2 Lev Is. 4sasi
81 3 y q Hadison-ave. also strip oIx7s-7 on -
T-ssslaaEr Tlea2esore. EzsgraHt In5 y
s-TLnEs Bank l161l-st s. lss Z " Of Slave. -
Looms Archibald G. . Archibald D Russell.
Eun1lug-ol. Eleanor @ 70 JONI 2 Leech q a. ex-
s7lta-E. etc LeEiHgton-@Te corner 'lst7st IN n
walzea. Henry. e al exeeaiors etc 70 Bertha
Zzrx, 2d-zFe. 3 TOLh-s1. yeaEz--------. 1910
2Lsl5s- samuel, 70 Czrolne Il Boycs No ll5 go
Jaeres Caroline. = Mutual LIE Insurance Com 80
p1ay 10 @ls DelEncey-sr year ----.----1 lS'o
Kaufman L=oD9lt. 70 EzrTie1re " Goelet and
sao.a=-- executors. erc. No Il Rutgers Place o.o
same . zarns 10 = Rutgers Place ) gears. $50
H-5ne = LIZ p Beresturd et q. trustees. No 10
wsze, szH6si 9 z 10 the stelte-tng Arms No
Esas S1sasE % ECO sos etc ETC. O. ne Church Of
20 ~@- 81 Timothy. 80 26 Delaneey-sI 20
Eszsea Nielr 70 Eaward aas Henry Hirsh. An 40
sr-ifi 49, aet .4s.l-ss : soei-1i5 p-.,g
Iz51a-st = - p q = = 81 t1e ves2s 100
- - Tee5 a-5-si 'I'e vesr $50
A---EeL- sen y. 10 The Greenwich SaFlnks
Es-k 70 y 20 = Bsach-st. extends 70 Nos % - -
and = HsT.ck-s1 100 o
- - s,E-sve e 3-e ~ EARN 300
Hsed Hamilton Il Joseph ElaEnersllag and
7Ist-s eyl,Se - a-,s.s-5ar-7-sve II wears 2O5 q
Same y ssrae ssr5s rr0Ter-T = ----- 49,
ireland john = 70 Eeug-EOrk Life Insurance and
= 80 49,. -. I22 0
NEW BUILDING PLANS
AL-st, 80 10 East fer four story brick fact
3- - I0x6J. Eagle Pencil Company. No 10
,.EsE- 1zra-E-. z g Berger srcnitect- 500
-o7-f-e- 10 SIS East for four story brick aad
ff1ue fEcL1-1. s.1xlE7- 10ziG5- 10 Louis Eticca,
l1rFr1srE 4 Fe1treEca- architect oov
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unfnrnisbeO apartments O. fet.
FURNISHED fouses Go fet--gonntrn.

To R5NT-Furrished cottage with five acres Nor
wOod-ave-. Parkave. Elberon, y J. eight bed
healthy
ton good home reasonable for desirable
party principals apply W 4 W. Postoice
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West End-ave.
9lst-st- Rev. J. WILBUR CHAPAAN 2. D, Pastor
Services Il q n. and p m Rev. g. WOEI-FkIN.
D. D. VIII preach and conduct the mems Bible class
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BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG GIRL literarvI wishes board and
room in private family or refined quiet
house s. weekly. highest references re-
CURED and given =. F. K. l.2+2 BU1al-
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LOST.

RANKBOOF No. go 6s6 OF the Union
Dime savings Institution IS missing. ANY
person having d claim 20 r. IS hereby
1aUef upon 10 present the same within Ten
DAYS or submit 20 having said pass5ook
cancelled and a new one lsueu-
LOST or STOLEN. -BanSbook No 4o1, l''N
Of the German Savings Bank of the city
or New Y Grz. corner 4th-aEe. and l+tn-sf-,
issued 20 Newmars Kuriander X 4. "
II not returned 10 the bank ou pr before
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned BY steam. by hand OF
On the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
&C.. 1858 Broadway 42I Fast 4sth-st.
COE Z BRANDT Tel i32-2Sth.
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. Shave and 44th-
sr-Rev. a. T. SIMPSON. Pastor. will preach sunday
1870 Evangeistie services, T.S0 p Week night
.
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
22d-st--Rev. WALTE= DUNCAN BUCHANAN
D. D Pastor. breaches Il a. II and Commune
the morning service. Midweek prayer meeting Wednes
day p n. Strangers cordially welcome
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BUSINESS CHANCES

500 FOR $40 invest $40 q 500 in stocks
and ger 81. COO for 500 sure, safe as
hank WIN REED. 1877 South 5th-st..
PhflaFeIrrfa
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A DVERTISEMENTs ard subscriptions Fhe Tribune
~ their Uptown Office No l.242 Broadway.
Of 31s-st-. clock .. advertise
following Offices regular
Office until o'clock % sth-ave.s
152 6Lh-ave. 12th-st.. Mays, 6th-ave.
and l4tst l42 Colurlhus-aEe near " est 65t-st lo8
West z2d-s 6th-ave.- 81 East 141hst; 25T West
s2d-sI. between 47th-st: 133S
3dRve. between 18th and nth 1O26 5d-ave.
e-=r--- EOS Ist-sve. 9eth-sr $50 3d-avs
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ADIRONDACK BALsAM.

ADIRONDACK BALSAM cures catarrh.
bronchitis. sore lungs and colds; iunal-
ing process outfit. enough for 2 moths
use. 80 cents; at your druggists; SAM, 2
sent FOR a 1o-cent piece by the ADTR0N-
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
BILLIARD AND pool. TABLES new
and s@cCnd-hand- lowest rriC5S, easiest
's-rTs NAFX PROS - T--to7 SQUARE
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KINDLING WOOD.

Ring I'D 279 Madison Square for
i McELUSKEY'S MURRAY HILL
zTE0ETNC WOOD FACTORY cor.
sstb-sr and lst-ave.-S5 years experience.
nrG in 6sre-t connection with the largest
dealers OF kindIing wOOG. enables me %
defv competition as To quantity and quality
al the lowest prices. Hotels, families,
clubs banks ct supplied In any part q
Manhattan Borough Telephone 2IS Asdi-
son Square.
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GRACE CHURCH. BROADWAY. CORNER l0TH-ST..
Holy Communion s a. m.
Early morning prayer sermon. O'Clock
Later evensCug = @ clock.
\ sirtings free
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HOARD AND ROOMS

FIRST CLASS new family hotel.
strictly ireproof. Al the reulso--e and
couvenienCes. delightful ROOMS for single
men. WITH HOT an COLD WATER.
STEAM HEAT AND Electric LIGHT
for 50 PER WEEK UPWARD cannot IS
eQualled. references r-uuirad- HOTEL
ROLAND, 59th-sr and Aai'son-zve.,
block from Contra, Park Entrance.
THE NIBLOCK. b and 30 WEST 22D-ST
Elegant furnished rooms with hoarri-
central location. near BrUadw ay-
40 WEST 18th Elegant rooms with
excellent board
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HTPNOTISM taught in all
- its branches. All nervous
diseases cured by simple sug-
- gestion. Free demonstrations
-@STA AMERICAN SCHOOL OF
NyNSA " HYPNOTIsM. Isl 5th-ave-,
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. UNITARIAN. shave. an
2Orh-st- Rev THOMAS z. sI1ICEH, Pastor.-sunda
school 10 a. n. Rev. AUGUSTUS II. LEOFD, Of Prov
dence. VIII preach Il The public cordially in
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison-sve. and Goth
Rev r HEBER NEWTON VIII preach at Il a m. on
John Ruskn." Rev. p N ". BLACK viii preach
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CHRIErIANTTY AND s(y 81 Al EEEoltA ca,
.,tar7oons an 80 in MADISON aaEEESLE --LATEST
CHI rich. 5lst-sl. -
ELY February H. scientific tn@tlIs February u
nfareF q Socialism. Christian and Unehristisn'
ness r,e<.rrser5s Ideal ana the Kingdom of
ssreh 49, - ..socta PfesroEs Through Individual
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 137-14
West 4sth-st between Gu and 7th aves-ShTistia1
Wednesday evenings Al o'clock Reading rooms cpeE
daily from a. m. . .. n.
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Cnnrtrn 11rouertn % Set.

ITO LET-EIoomfieId y J.. modern house, Il
L q improvements choice Park.
churches. and desirable city
business EDWARD G. WARD. Executor. 10
NsssaU-st
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ALL ARE INVITED TO OLD JANE STREET METH
oDISr cECRCT5, esst u sth-ave- south Of l3th-st-
Rev STEPHEN MERRITT the Rev
THOMAS BOND IN The evening. At 4:15 Fiske Jubilee
Singers and evsngeistc meeting
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FIRST REFORMED Pr

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
tCoveEa1ers 12thst. between 9Th and 7th Rev
Dr. JAMES .. STEEI4F2 Pastor.-Services II g.
and . n. Strangers always welcome
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS Of famous peopl
bought and sold. WALTER P BENZ A
MIN l. l23 Broadway EsnC f1r price list
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lIACHzSER \.

At REDUCED PRICEs.-5O0 secondhand
wood and ii1.- working machines. tu-'r
guaranteed machineIy bought and eX-
changed. GEORGE Z. EDDY. 29> Maal-
Eon-st.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Tsth-sr- and Broadway.
Rev. l. N. EALDEMAN PaFto----ServtCes, II a and
.. Morning subject Every Creature Evening
subject Does Doing Well Offering GVeIl. Us2''
Bible school $40 a. Bible class subject Wednesday
night clock The First Question. meeting
Friday evening clock. All welcome
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GRACE METHODIST 104th-st-, Of Colun5us-ave.,
Rev. P NJ. WATERS. Pastor-il. Rev. E : DIPPLE.
2. D, breaches. sermon by Sabbath
school, $50 EpworIh League :. Everybody cordially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

ALL WELCONE--THE WASHINGTON SQUARE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 4th-st-, 9Th
avs-Prssc ching. and T:45. BY Pastor JOHN =
REED evening. The Eud-What Shall L Be-"
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ADAMS CHAPEL. UNION T-OLOGICAL SEMI
NARY. Ne 100 Park-sve-Su1day afternoon service
I 80 o'clock Preacher, Rev. CHARLES CCTHBERT
HALL. =. .. AL welcome
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At THE old FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FIFTH AVENUE and TWELFTH STREET
ICES-EI.ETCN A N. FOLR p NJ
HOWARD DCFFIELD. .. D, PASTOR
WELCOME"
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

A4-sr- SO 10 East fer 4 four story brick fact-
Ess, izr5s2 ov-,Sers Z 81 IserEeT architect SO
.ss-t-s-. SIS East for z four story brick and
sioue fEcLo-v. s1x1E7 10zIG31 10 Louis Eiccar
l--T1sez 4 Te1dresca- architect ID
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DRESSMAKIE8
DRESSMA KINCS.-Suits- latest style also
renodeuInE. satisfactory reference mod
crate prices N HORTON. 200 St Men
O4as-ave-
NINE. MARIE, 16l West s4t1-st-. during
dun season VIII make special prices tor
summer dresses
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AMERICAN MISSION TO THE jews. z24 Grand-st,.
AN WARSZAWIAK breaches
to-day Saturday, al subject The Great Gospel
Tor Great Sinners II meetings being
overcrJWded have meetings night in the
< O'Clock. Al welcome.
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN GItL Heti 80 80 Ms5t
57th-st. Broadway Re- r y - alI =,
~ morning prayer. j q M morning service Df-
.-.Sf~rFT afternoon service. Dr.
sSffTF4 All r1.reseh D evening se1viee- M. LOW
tsTE nil rsrb srudav school. " p ~ Prayer meet
i-l 1ifra1-- -zrtrg ID Christian Eud-avor Monday
evening 3 =
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NURSE. VALET. MAssFVrR 70 invalid
gentleman mentally IT physically
SLAVES travels. long experience personal
city references. SCALES. Isl o-h-avs
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At REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES. Chrtst's Mis-
sion. Iz2 West 2IsJ-st- Evening, 745, Rev. JAMES
O'CONN9R. Pastor. Farewell by JAMES
MGoFEKN. the former PzuIst. who 70 Spain as
Protestant missionary
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N9rS egian gi- as ladEs mad and -
plain sewing, years references Addres.
MAID, sol West IS-h-sr
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f~ATy-aFy CHURCH 4th-sve and 2lst-st-- Rev. j.
Z .FgWIl PsRKs s T. D. Rector-Ho!y Communion :
7rg sermon. j a even
service and sermon. : D. m
rle Rector VIII preach morning ahd evening
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At PERRY STREET CHURCH. near Greenwich-st--
Rev. Ar. CODDTNGTOS breaches morning evening.
All invited
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TEMPLE ENAMEL 5th-ave. ard 43d-st-Sunday
lI;3o a. m DR.. JOSEPH SILVERMAN. on ne trpgress
or Woman in the Nineteenth Century All FSeleoune-
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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner
55th-st.-services Sunday. the I1th
Communion AT p. m Rev. GEORGE T PURvEs.
T. D.. Ii D. Pastor Elect expected o7c'ate Sunday
school and adult Bible classes $3.50 Lecture
Wednesday evening d s clock
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. 6 West 46th-st.
Rev. " :. RICHARDSON Assistant Muister--At T.
a. Rev. J. a. FRANCIS. Pastor Second Avenue Bap
fist church. viii preach. AZ : p. m. Nr BOSTON "
SMITH viii speak Chapel Car Work Bible school a
9.45 a Prayer meeting Monday and Friday evening"
a s O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH West 51tf-st-DF.
75rearlies and evening. Evening
@rbfecr- ..rtsi through Church me Educator Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

At SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. seth-st-
Contra! Park West, Re- Dr. VILE, Pastor; Rev Mr.
CAN'T. Assisranr--ServlCes Il. Communion s. DIT
TTYLIE breaches Wednesday evening, Chaplain MUNRO
Tonbs. Thursday. ELI PERKINS
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CDACHIAN.-Single. aged -. good refer
-nces from last employer. city. country
preferred T. ". care OF O'Counell. 331
East 43d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

AT METROPOLITAN TEMPLE 7th-ave. I4th-s
DR. CADAAN VIII preach morning ana evening. a
seats free Strangers welcome Services IN church ever
night WEDNESDAY public discussion Of interesting BID
subjects Dr. PETERS speaks Thursday night D.
CADMAN answers questions Friday night. Concert e
the people Saturday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

BLDCMxNGDALE CHURCH Broadway. 6srh--Dr
MADISON q PETERS breaches Il. The Way OF the
Fagle as Illustrating Christians Progress ; How
10 Turn LIES Hludrances Into Helps All welcome
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HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH. West
145.h-st- and Convent Rev G.. B. CHAPLIN, .. D.
Pastor-At Il q. n. Rev JOHN G. FAGG will preach
At ?. m, Sunday school service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

CCACHMAN. gardener. useful man, thor
oUghly understands care Of horses. car
rlages harness. furnaces, can milk good
personal references, single. SCOtchma1-
CROMBIE- 549 PearI-st.
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C'UACHMAN.-Sirgle city OF country. is
well recomruended Dy Two last employers.
who can - seen VIII be found willing
and obiging- Address COACHMAN. Box
~, 1,242 Broadway
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TYPEWRIT1.ks

Mimic
uANTED-An elderly man e. sleep in
Office. must b. neat, Intelligent and
fanIIiar with Use II telephone. hours. g
p m TO : a. m. wages 81 per week An
swer by letter only N D. ous Madison
ave.
WANTED. Young man as collector and
clerk g. banking and brokerage house; 4
s. 900 cash security. intsrss; at per cent
allowed salary $500 per year to start
RELIABLE. BOX 20 Tribune once
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HELP WANTED.
Female
WANTED. General servant must % GOOD
cook. no washing. but help with ir0niHg.
apply Saturday OF Monday between 10
and - al 1893 West EEd-ave-
WANTED -Fifty women operators on
u LsIin underwear. steam power singer
sewing machines. steady work easily
IL trned- a few beginners taught, We haNe
Over a hundred experienced operators now
earning from SO 20 So weekly board may
be nad Iur s. Psr r"e- . 40 e., 81 -
ter raIl in person al THE BAKER IN
DERWFAP co.. Peekskil. =. y
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTLER or VALET.-By a first class.
experienced col0red man. married, a
good waiter neat. clean honest and So
Der first class city references HAZEL
~ West fsrh-sr-
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BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner Morton-st.. Rev. CHARLES A HOLA-A.
Pastur.-f0.3n preaching by Pastor 145, Rev G. W
SKINNER VIII preach. sunday school D. m Monlay
evening O'Clock, entertainment in aid u ST Chris
r-eTs= lone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

At FRANKLIN STREET CHURCH near Greenwich
Mr.. Z. Q. MCRkLAND breaches the morning and Mr.
JOHN GODsOE in evening. All invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

COOK. baker and condiuo-, second hand
~LhL.L4l Nc. car Of BussIiuger- AIS
West 55tE-sr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

GARDENER EADl.-Thcroughly and
practically experienced II all branches OF
me business, best city references as 70
ability and s-b-teJy- Present adAress
DONALD. . Spr-ag-st-. MorrisJ0wn. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

COACHMA -CaTalrymen as coachman
Is years best city reference. laSJ EN-
ployer can be seen JANITOR, AL East
70th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

At TIE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY,
CHARLES =.
EATOV .. D. viii preach II a subject. "A6Ta-
Lincoln a Rational Faith : N, The
Secret II TransvaaI War Mendelss0hn's Compost
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17
D2aly had passion for horses of blood
MURDERER OF LOUISE FROST
sheriff Freeman Thinks He Has C..
Him in the Person of John
Porter, CoIored,

Denver, Col, Nov. l3.-Sheriff Free.
Loan OF Lincoln county, after n
lengthy interview, yesterday. with
Preston Porter and his two sons. no.
g-oes, under arrest here, announc al
his belief that John Porter. one ot
tie boys, was the murderer of Louise
ftost' the ll-year-old daughter of r.
W. Frost, at Limon, Col, last Thurs.
day.
The sheriff declares his intention 10
take Porter back TO Lincoln county
although it Is certain that he will he
iy7ehed on his arrival there. The
sheriff does not believe that John
Porter's father or bother were impli,
Gated in the crime, and they will prob.
ably be released. The Porters cams
from Lawrence, Kas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17

the rising sun coming over ~. ,,.,,,-
tains with the Sunbeaus glie-efin NJ -.
me waves. With her rigft hand ~.
senorita holds aloft the tricolo-es -,
lplno nag, while at her feet as go
spanish nag with the pole broker a
TWO places. To the left Of he fsy ~.
TWO broken handouts and 2 bs.f 49,
ehain which, 10 all appearance 49,
had Just east off. The featuyes - ~,
senorita are of the oriental trs.e -.
are sad to be likeness 10 A. h, u. !,
sister II is certainly eyjoeut -Ast ~.
picture was painted before rse ars..
,can occupancy Of the is.snos &C.,,
II II hadn't been there voulc hs.. -,
another flag there.
Altogether there are sgu- ,,.~..,.
TINS part of the house re ~ e.. -. -,
used at one time for ri,t5-y-.,....
uihing-room and a kitehe, 49,.
.ne walls and ceilingt usry4 ~
fancy designs, tueh "a rssfss 49,.
mowers birds and buttess.s
Inc east wing Of the 4, ef1 f,.s
SHOWN in the pictursl i a 49, N.
eupied oy the officer. .as bsa.,t,. =,
orderly-room and tie e.,,.,,. -.
nee, TO have an ides a ~ I ~ u i,
guiding one must reuser,. ~, 80 49,,
are W men quarteree la ~ -. j y
me me company had aeses L.syg ~ 81.
au.y hxIng up the opsr ,asa u
mouse They put 'ise sosr =
had tTo aatiye pE.ss..s,. -. 80.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17
NEGLIGENCE COSTS FORTUNE,
- Fa1l 4 DuIzth Rallre.so-..,.,,..
's-1sels L'aa, DIseovered by
>i.- 60 S7r5herz PaeIsr.

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17

Simplicity II diet is the creates, a.,
suraDes for good digestion.
3horough mastieation il The Bsgi,..
rlng q perfect nutrition s
As-sEaiion Of mind. wj,b .7......
t1>1ght and conversation a15 -.
sofgs'fulnezs u trouble. s4lfs,g II, ~, :
.'if are digestive requirements
h1esss q nltrogenous food elogs ne
1919 ana oTsris1es The slinenta,y
Alif'gtn07s foods form the basis q,
tissues snly. and should 10, $3.50 -. :" =,
more ttan one-dtth Of The soo.s go. =
@aifogsnons elements are go
'sfgsl! % sggs- nut foods lsgu-nas 81,
~ and form about Is per cen, 80.
s y. Of grsia prepsra,-,,r.
Washington Star.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17
A MAN OF SPIRIT,
He Had Been on the "Hor Tr,i,n.,.,
wanted TO Pay for His Trnn1-
portatiOn a. "Hobo,"

\ "e.'dressed prosperous.loobine
BUSINESS man entered the local office al
5ig railway corporation the other 5,y
a1d laid 50 bill on the counter wi,b.
o. any PREDATORY remarks, saws the
Detroit Free Press.
Well said the clerk, expectantly
I owe the money to this comparr 60
explained The man. and I want TO nav
j, The debt has been troubling me- .
.llg Tine. No, many wears ago vs.
CT what the 'hobos' term the .hos
'.@-a. / vas young, Of rowing disDo-
s...-a and without any fixed purpose in
NE, and ! dE.tteG around the graat
western country for some time. Nat.
outstanding a.. nv aimless wander.
-~ss- i was Industrious and saving, and
usually had money enough 10 carry me
-E,ll one town u another. I had q
-'z1- yo- know. and being good
N'Faa-aa had it,le difficulty in Sc.
l-'lIs emp oyment. But on one occs.
s--- 4 became hopelessly stranded
> = Cd par with the meanest hobo
ever .'raccled the rods or souat,e6
q q 5'ahe1eaU. ! had a constitution.
q prejudice against waking. and so !
i'c.@ ny transportation.
! 1glred that / had got about s,-
worn. and vowed that II NV fnaDcia,
instances ever permitted I would
lal ior ny rides. am making propei
1to1clons for the ioss Of time occa.
Ho1ec ne when the brakenen threw
NJ q the trains and for little doe.
'or OIL resulting from spraine6
ankle caused BY tco sudden exit rrnr
Do2 car. out think have apuro,i.
mated the thing pretty evenly. Nov
Understand ne. II isn't because / think
the company needs the money I am 10. I
ing ina, nor is il because my ecr. l
seltnee has been orerburdeued in n. l
matter. II is simply because I an, a /
.nan d unusual Independence Of spiri,
y mas been Characteristic Of ne nh /
through Dy lie. l seldom ae,- r.,
isTor and ] hate 10 receive one Cive
int receipt, please. -
me cisrk compiled with the s4-srve
'egues', and this reuar%sbls -,
went away with relieved srr,-essi Nm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17

"a ne whites Of four eggs pn,;,
rfTf SIN then beat in BIZ degree. s go.
's's4 = 'isfpoonfn.s Of powdered ,.b;.s
aDgsf- neri two Tablespoonful ~ :.
Y aeh ar1p tdrainsd from, pres ~ I,
l'''sssAtaB, aud stir ia lighil, - ~
= sweet cream Whip 10 ,,is Pm pm
1'sf1ihing should be very cola be -.
beginning, and keep the bow r,sr 49,.
: ~ q Cracked zee while mtip,,,,ss
- Representations Msyaz,D. r'-s