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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-07-04

How Arc Your Kidueysi
Or Hobbs SparaG = Pills cure all kidney Ills sam
pie free. Add Ster Dg Remedy Co, Chicago or y. \.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-07-04
Stops the Cough
Norfolk & Western Excursions.

Laxative Bromo-Q uinlne Tablets cure col
N one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price p cents
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-07-04

Draws 10 gallons Of
water per minute. No
tubing to rust. burst
or wear. Never has
to be packed. primcd
or thawcd. VIII not
freeze, as buckets
drain thems selves.
VIII not rust, chain
and buckets made Of
Galvanized steel. Can
be set up i'm - min
utes. No attachments
below the platform.
No wooden tubing,
rubber or leather to
contaminate the WA
ter. Makes bad water
good and good water
The sun., 1901-03-03

BR n NRD. Nith ~ a'f"S ~ gpund 7rolm
and II -rrrr house barn. WNspushrd blacksmith
~ 10 rnyup house, barge brick sh"d, &c capacity
4. a.uiu hn q per DAY located un Long island Sound.
mice. ylb on rAt' trms. SIEINGl I, a. I'd aN.
The sun., 1901-03-03
HFtIi /INC SHIPMENTS.
Contract signed to Send 1000 Tons q week
TO a Iirm la Antwerp.

JorrIS. Mo- March THE Missouri and
Kansas IIun Miners Association has just
clpsed contract To- fIrui-hJ Ne.dhan, Sons
of Antwerp. Belgium. with 1000 tons "f Iino
ore a week fOr fifty weeks at So a tom for ore
running 53 t. 10 psr cent zinc. when spcltor
1. quoted at 40 sterling In London
For ore a-saying over ~ per cent s3s ton Is
to be pad ou tA~ same quotation,
The Luo Miners Ass"uIuuyn had pre-
vi1I.lv contracted With most q u" leading
7Iur ore prod lcrrs Of the mineral district Tor
one fourth Of the ore produced uriu ~"
5U.nOO tons sold for eNpurtattpu l. supplied
mi, step WIS taken b-Ch1S" ui the action II
the American ZINC Smelt"-' a few wc"s- ago
In cutting the prices Of or" 1t l. tohcNed
that by exporting loo ton, Of ore week a
shortage will br created which will incrca,"
the many dema IL for hlZ nj" riur "re
such A. tho Missouri. .kau~a- district lIo-
q lccs. and theropy Gdvuv." price,
For -.vcrsd months there IA. Leon constant
wraugliug bet we"n the min" owners and m"
7iro 4lnrltar- over tho price, Of ur". and t'I~
notion uf n" Iiuc Miners A--udt'i 'n l. te-
gpriad a, permanent solution "i the am
clifv and an a-surauC" 70 mlHH operators o!
good price, for their ore for years to come.
The sun., 1901-03-03

A RearranEement of the Duties Of Some Of Its
Ohiccrs to lie Made.

Tho report that the rennsylvsnia Rail
roHd Company Is to have another Nice-Pr"-i-
dent Is not corroborated by any Responsible
officers of that company. An important
readJustment Of dutlc, and re~pun,i hIlItl"s
i to be- ELECTED. however, There are now
four hce-PresIdents Of the main line Fa~t
Of Pittsburs and that numu"r J. considered
sufficient. The necessity for readlust-
mcnt OF duties has arisen flom the fact that
Ihrd Vice. -lrcNucnt = VI Irevu-t has
within the past year Hui.d HaIi been mdde
tnU lrun~y ania's Representative Ia half
"a dozen o'uor railroad companies
AlU. Provost, Hbllty =, - tlnauC la and
traGlo officer has mao" HIM IN large jcgr""
the personal Representatives" Of President
Ch->Htt Iu al Of t." :. t.dn-u'tunI Tat tao
P"uu-ylvuna road Au+ hHu with other NIL
rOau-. Mr Provost - tho ICnr- -ylNHiIt'S )
chief representative m the d.IcDtorat'- ut
the Baltimore ana ONO. tho Lhe-apraH"
and ONO. the Norfolk ana Western, and
IT," Long Island Railroads. lh- d'!ti",
Auy" Iurf"l,"u tuIreiuld within two years
President ttt--"tt, 10 !, asserted on good
authority, h1, u"c.drd to extend the 1url--
dl tlon of freieht ITaiiic Manager ". IL.
Joyce over ~" entire Penn-y yIvanit system.
Mr. Joyo" Will report directly 10 the PreSi-
dent
The sun., 1901-03-03
AMERICAN ROAD ~ CANADA.
j. j. Hin TO Oct Franchise to Ills Crows Nest
Pass Coal Fields.

VAscouvpR, Il, G.. March 2 1t Ia learned
to-day. on good authority. that the Canadian
Government has rignlned its intention OF
granting charter for railroad from tho
Zig Crows Nest Pass mines in koptenay.
{ 10 the United StItcs, connecting with the
American slnelter system on the Pacific
coast controlled by j. }. HI. pieTpont Nor
gan and John ID Rockefeller. who have con-
troll OF the stock Of the Crows Nest company.
OF course the coal and coke will run past the
Canadian sme!ters. in which the Canadian
Pacific Railway is largely Interested The
Canadian smclters will be compelled 10 shut
down,
The Canadian Pacific made very strong
but futile effort to head or tne American
combination, which is backed up by the
Canadian Government organ, tho Toronto
Globe, and Senator Cox Of Toronto.
The sun., 1901-03-03
THEY.WELCOME CIVIL RULE.
FILIPINO PLANTERS or BATAAN PROV
IN(E ENIHt SIAS1I(.
Insurgents Confined 90 the Mountains and Are
steadily Weakening Gen. Grant TO Move
on Them Soon Rcb~i Oficss and
Bolomcn Surrender In Aibay Province.

Special cane be,pdfh 10 1Hk St'N.
BALANuA. Province ~ Bataan. r. 7,
March 7.-Thc PHI ppine Commit ssion to-day
estab shed civl government for 10000 per-
sons In this province amid the greatest en-
,husiasm yet witnessed during the trip Of
the Commissioners Tho Western half Of
his province which reaches from the noun
tains to the sea and contains the richest tim
ber districts, remains under control OF tho
Insurgents while the eastern half. consisting
of low lands and the chief towns and aHrl-
cultural DISTRICTS, has given pledges OF loyalty
10 the Americans
A majority OF the delegates at the con-
vention. or meeting. with the Commissioners
represented planters vhofromise TO become
good citizens They se,fcted Capt. John H.
Goldman Of he Thirfy-second Volunteer
Infantry rs Governor and the Commis.oners
appointed him al onco Lieut., Henry
Love of the same regiment " ms made Treas
urer aud Sergeant Major Vance Of the Forty
first Volunteer Infantry Supervisor
Brig Gen Fred Grant told THE SrS cor
respondent that the insurgents had been
successfully confined to the mountains,
where they were steadily weakening They
had little food and could not secure any re-
cruits lie said that he intended 10 lead a
column against them within month for the
purpose of destroying the 800 rineinen under
Mascardo and MlaNas This will not lie
undertaken. how ever. until the Ttrty-s"cond.
which Is about to return TO tie United states.
has been replaced by the Regulars no" on
the way TO the Philippines
The Fedsrals have organized AZ Pat", In
IagIna, and IuIuuuuG IL paugasnan There
were big meetings at both Of the.e places
col Tunes. with 20 officers and 100 bolo-
r.,, surrrrd9rrl to the Americans at IrCCln.
The sun., 1901-03-03

for energetic. cIp'frHc~d man to s'N Trel estate n
vtStWent shrtrs t'N ~ h.df"NN Il.I-I~M H.
LYON. secret Ty, 4'J Jth Av.. Nrw OK clt''
AS A SOLE ul SlEiS>. or . con. .c.iun With
vour regular employ irui. yuu cat euFa. ia pfuHl.
l L. IL .aI ID
The sun., 1901-03-03
Deput, sheriff badly Eeaten.

WHITE PLAINs. y Y, March 2.-Deputy
Sherin Norman Zlnck who lives at Ardsley
entered tho Sands cafe to-nisht and Is said
to have addressed Insulting remarks 10 seNeTa
Young men who were there II Is also said
that hc wns drunk. When the young IN On
tried e. quirt tho deputy he drew revolver.
un was dI.arru1l. kuo,hrd about tho floor
and badly b,ltou When ," got away he
mad" , compliant against Thomas llart Tor
assault Hart SAYS h" never saw NucN
before Hats father. who l. C9.frGuor,
went hi- ~,,'s hail The friends ~ Hart and
hl comIutinns viii a-k SheuN Miller ~ tk
for LutA'- rest guHtiou a. deputy Eh"lin.
The sun., 1901-03-03
SHiiL THLi EDICaTE me NEGROS
Virginia Constitutional Delegates Must Pass
gu Ihis Important topic.

10 uMoND. Va, March 2.-Ihe public
s,a..i question vail occupy = .c'"ug rI'.e
o., ..." celebration, @; th" cOnV"uu'I "A,. il
49,. meet here oA June l. next - i"Nl~" ia"
u.a-'.r. .tIpu OF irs.ald, and plan il no" on
foot {, 80 amend tAdt inst. lM"nt a- To- have
u. ,,ApOl tax now pad by tAe white i""lHo
a,t.rd t. the white schools ana that laId
ty t4c negroes t. the cpIored schp"'' IA"
ese,t ot TINS would b. that very lrN OF tho
cv.,-rd children could secure an eiuotuDh.
President Lyon q. Tyler OF N.I.dm and
My college, taxes decided stand Against
49,. D.. change. lie says
'It.L.t tAtuk II wise to disturb the present
comno. school system, except III the way oi
I.p.o,lug and developing II. Tho negro
IL v..A u- for veal or wo". a'd tA.uA Il -
c.e.I.y the d4ty OF Tie white man % lend
A44 a Lc.g.ng hand. have NJ i"rgs that
The negro race, under ANY system oil "itc'-
tn u.,n surpt,s the whit" race. ~ CITIZENS
v! NIrs.u.. iutr,.Ac"d here uy us tH", hA'"
s,..r.. claim .pon us tor the b.-t and most
h. ttk.us u stop backward tp Disseminate
/. rtNr, or In afIr other part oiIar ! am III
favor pf a re-tro;ri suffrage, bat that re-
s...,..a .',rH sAo.li toe based upon edlca-
uYH 4uIy.Bg - al dll.e
r - Nuterhouso, President Of Emory
al! H"ury toAesc says r,-.,..,.,, ,h,
sr.l -.,.Di p" careful not - DO les, 4
.n-a iYr negro education. c"rta1niV
10 1y t.. negro sho4ti hiv" IN" "yppT!p-
0.'"- rH... god pubic schools i'r A'' race
lr''n- y. nreh"r, President OF Roanoke
.-, .,Go propose 20 limit the support
Of -...... for jD- 'r.ro"~ seem O. los" .. ~
a. '..' ma" "n'u, Ir',pie N Mh''h PN'..
NO. ,...t-. ut -" STATE. tn" r"rp"'giE "f
or fr.n. .... Institutions "" must I'HI IN
The sun., 1901-03-03

SA,.>NEN wanted g. eel D.r J. ncs ~ sample
to wholesale and retail uaie We are The TARGET
sf4 lflr man 'nrtUirrs lu pwf limo IN ir voflc.
i,n.rA. sGiary paid. Address CAS- DIN MFG Co,
SA1HrrAl. "a.
The sun., 1901-03-03
Lotto. sInh's SATURDAY. Night

Tho I.o'os cuts monthly SATURDAY night
ent.rta.ni.cr' and reception FOR Us members.
which Las been popular '"a'ur" ~ club ll"
tl,- inter. No- well attended lat niIl'.
About suu MON nrr- V =" "u'"ftHiu". hN No
,,ll,uius artst- ritz hre.,.-T. jean JeIsrdN, 4,
IIu.t V1u pohrnuyi. ! / bodson, T..
Utrper. Paul lIu'lult. MILAN /. carleton.
frnf NstsIs and Leo llb.rmann.
The sun., 1901-03-03
Wantrd Females.

Ai,.tlOIAL FLOWERS -NANrED, coon
Tu~I NAKiRS NND SMALL, .NENt G.kL :.
STEADY WORK. GOOD PAN. N't'h btN '.N
!oME. APPLY All WLEh
" NANN \ go, BOND ST
The sun., 1901-03-03
,h. rcnnrl,anIa 20 Nrbulld an OHIO Road.

Ts. p.nn,vlvanp E4I.oad directors have
d.,,.,l n.t To- rebuff 80" t,'vcl1nd, Ak "n
nr! Columbus l,pur'n4. 'A'~.d.hty Inc
a., "a 20 h.. on IN. n. j. t. be -, on 4. 'Dt"i
win >eysnty-nya- pound Steel ial- and new
The sun., 1901-03-03
DID ID.

CHANCELLOR. At Moniclair, ~ J.. IN Friday.
March /. 1901. Mary whitney Chancellor. in
the sin year OF her axe.
Funeral services will be held AZ The residence
Of George u. finlsy. 1853 Union st. Moniclair.
y. j., on Sunday. March J. 1901, al so p, NJ.
on arrival Of uan via D. l.. W. r. Il leaving
New YORK $50 p, NJ. ln,erment at convenience
OF family.
puMoNT. -A.plainn.ld. y. J.. on Saturday, March
q 1901, Elizabeth Siewat Cook. wife of John
n. Dumont
Services At Grace Protestant Episcopal Church,
pl.inneld. on Monday, March =, 1901 al p.
N. Carriages viii meet i:3o Nain from foot OF
Liberty ST. y. Y, Genital r. II. Of New Jersey.
New London raper. pleaS copy.
FOWLER AT Meiuchen. n. j.. Emma p. Ryerson.
wife Of Robert ogden Fowler and daughter OF
the late George N. Ryerson.
Funeral services will he held.a' her late residence
In M,,uchen al o 80 y. NJ, on Monday March
leOt and At Chris, Church Episcopal, New
ton y j. on tie arrival Of the l.. NJ. train from
Iioboken.
HOGAN. At Paris, France on Thursday. FEB a
1901. Magare, 4, only daughter Of Josephine
W and a., late stephens 81 Hogan. in tie 2sth
year Of her age.
Providence papers please copy.
ORMsBEE On Saturday, March :. 1901. Lawrence
Putnam. ron ot Malcolm H ana hditn p orms-
bee In tie i@' year Of his age
Funeral .eIyice- private.
PARSONS.-At Paterson, y =. on SATURDAY. March
=. 1901. joan IpWt .i1ts' son Of Louise I. and
the late REV. solomon IatSonS. IN his Sl't year.
Funeral services on Moncay. March 4. 1901, at his
LAT. residence. eel Last 23d ST. al so +. Ne
In,crment at Nyack, \. \.
TAlCOIT.--On Saturday, March :, iaoi Edvsd
y. XIX Ialcp,t,
Funtrsl services 10 be held on Monday. March 4.
1901, At IN. residence of ". I. Jayne, ios Co
lumma Heights. Brooklyn.
CREMATION FEE REDUCED
wehaye reduced tNe fee foT Cremation at our Frrsh
pord Crem atory TO $50 Tor adults. $40 for chdien.
10 take effect March lin. 1901.
81 EASI HOIS STON STREET. NFW YORK.
). lKkMAIiO> co. tLiDJ
LOUIS LANCE. presdent.
The sun., 1901-03-03
domestic SERVANTS Waa!rd.

upOTFSTANT TSEFJI. GlRI for private IAN.
ilv In city good ciy reference required ussrt, US
Ns J.. SEELY 10 Fast 3d 81
Yor'SG WOMAN rs KITcRENN.aID 70 90 y
lakewood y. wages, SO ra,isnee. Ef1uirsd-
The sun., 1901-03-03
Homes!ff Servants atantfd.

4..psSq. b. .HsE asi1 fss fS!, X, Ma ;,
MALE ASG SEGffiSx flSXtE ~ Dodfsr'0
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
STiucrLy INVESTIGATED
servants breaking engagements WI be dls
missed Mise IRON once and ioffei' a" claims W leo
Broonyn onc. 50 N.vinsN
M ''y ,!s IN 'N % T. Sf2 ,Gi@i'H '1' IS fsI a % ne
y GiRl. TO do general hou.e~oih must be good
cook ana lauudrtss and well recommended s-'
CHAMbERMAIDs. Swedish cooks. So TO s;5;
hund'esse' wahr'Nes kicheumnlds 20 COX, MO
German ia and T TrencG nurses. rrnch. G,rran and
Enclth ladies maids hutlers srcund and third men.
servant In all chpacllle- wanted immeclh.sY.
Mr l.. sEELN, 10 Fast a2d st.
Brooklyn once, - Neylns 1t
CHAMBEIlMAID AND WAITRESS to 60 TO
,,Hs'0n RI. ~ - MI. roof s?Ee' sf 10 gda a. asG T1S' az
.tHAMHEnMAin. AND wAl.GcSa f,r family
'ID''' Wages Mr. l.. srrLy, 10 Fast s:d st.
CHAMBERMAID AND LArNDRkSs. must be
willing ~ do some coonlng. wage, 80" rtf'teuHN
required. MIS- J.. sEElI, ~ East a.d II.
COMPETENT lorNG WOMAN As COOK IN IN
private family IN city. must iIrll-h hfstc!As' fti'
''e"'''' fo0u WIS M. t. ss..&rS, S'H Il Last asd st
co2EIyE2 G2ETE1 TAAEGHLL r {IIEytAyl NJ ftrRas
EnAHSS0HklAiE- sCi101L oPLN fKOI
I nRs !. 'SFaLY % EAST SAD sr
) COOK to go to louker,. y y. must he willing
to DO some coar-s washing. Wage. '2' also walt
re-s SIS. references rtQIucd , ,.-.,.,
.t-b. -
The sun., 1901-03-03
Sorrts N'anted.

AGENTS WANTED tu -cA stock Address
sApA A ITEtII .SSN ALLEY tl. COMPANY,
Room s7l Parrot TNdg. San iiauc'c1, 81
WANTED' A husil.ug AGENT iu every county
We All Nv salary and 'Npt7-rs. sA!rsW'n investigate
tis .rclo-e self addrc--ed tuNe.u"e T hE An
bONlUM MFG co. SIS 5 l7Ia st, omaha. Neb.
The sun., 1901-03-03
itanicd-lNalrs.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY

for cnstsre c,p'-ns'd man 70 s,n I,il e;,,,9 T.
iS"N iSU[' seSr,, sar rs 4ss 5,h av >cwl ors cit'
AS 4 SOLE NJ SITrS>. or u con. c.lon "nh
vour regular employment. y"u cat euta., "a pLoU'
ale sl1 llca'Sh s u ",ia ,,,g. rty It
box ba;' so',, He~ YarE.
MECHANICS, engineers. electrician. nter"n:
sc new 4rpage pimrhl-t containing questions
s,Rsd ny ENauu NJ lps.d u lrg,ur'tN. sent zee.
clio 4. LELLEi1 pl.. sh'- ST louis Nj.
Mtc!AyicI rns,q'sI 'rT'C'q s +. d,taaJd ,t,%,2d
t.4t, wei, rec..H iqrn, ID AZ. A. NN
orFI,E BOY arou, 10 YEA. oil! waited Gypor
vIriiy for sfNnrrt0.''t. -td-ee-. IN own lhud-
writing. stating references. Nll1LEHN'.t HOUSE,
NJrurR CNlfNptR NAN on c.o'Llus and
tne surface coating work IN.hber NIL. tuNW ana
calender room men .eh?t'cn,'d men ,,ls, WIZ
,,s,re o. cie,lnS boot. and shoe: si.o rc.
ng god all round cHI'ndrt t%H I.,I .'-r.ri ,,.n
,'fy Iu'r cutter. suHi rl.Et lU'" cutter, one
r.5 csu act ~ foreman o.: saup. Address Is. box
rIRMI>I>i POSITIONS
Good sr'er'e s,'s'al t'o.-ni' lr'''r rau'er' and
clerks q. 70 h,lnlf'"o i.l.. ..'a iGrl"H 'M' rs
G','l ssr,.rc 60 School - an ar- Nee Y"ta CIV
rArhrR. 'l ~.rtt. y i uc >,,,as. cl:
srdsigpacs p- 'rret. s. b'>iao oun ofare.
50, >yHE e".,,a - -, =; f,o' (! ;s1s; isi!.
in.rA .aiary paid. Address CAS- DEN MFG. co.,
WANTED \ r.au to rrc'are sa'c-''.rg COPY
r rsr,,!i Ts ",., r.''c-,sa voail ,e i. arci At
ll,tsaar. NrHc s'a'ug agc. 'Nprr'uce. moore
mcii- and sAiari expected Ai"f'-' \. I-' box '"'
WANTED For new r:s'n,ss. corc''so' n'r
acr.s,uu..a O. canvass 'F 'H, -tfIu !nNWancH ~
The sun., 1901-03-03
MA1RI1n

CoRsE COVERT On Wednesday, Jan. ., 1901
by the Rev. u Russell Arthur W Cor.o 10 Mi-s
Blanche II. Covert daughter OF Mira J E.Co~rt
The sun., 1901-03-03

PARTY WIIHflb.uOO who vii io!u IN suburban
real estqt. proposition Vu-e money vii tie Absolutely
sale and iuu,u above Investment can he realized
may learn fun particulars at terview only and come
IN 0u hutiom purchase price exceptional opportunity
for hlgn class Investment. -.--.-.. -
STFINGt- r. ss "a AZ.
The sun., 1901-03-03
3tlfditai.

..... 80, .,,,.,, o,.n
NIIfN'.'N w i,N ,EN,N'L'' NNnntv
Nn.r NI l;t 4, DrTAK7NTST IS YEARS
: -l'.4ftl.. .IE 'IINItNy~ - MN Old
Is GuiNpiI ia. p, IN iurg .-tahli~hrd and has
rG n!. ,,i,r enc tlau ar' oil'r la,'rli-rs ply
''.au 'N Ial'it W.'' VIZ noe us -,,n'Vo go
- -i.H ~ l'H'I''' ".,. N quo sNN 'l''t ".n Ia
lrH'-. I.. r-'-. -f u hl b. .l.' 'l,'i'' phln
fa -N,..'F-. '..I'- ~ A9,'l CT fla - A@,a,I @
49, I., ,frIr .r. -.tr!I,. p,r'.Hucuty cured.
N,r ......t t. OIL. ..f. sr...d I'D. 10 Ik IfyNDl.t
~ ...,. .a.. .t.f 10 yrar- a ~ Wet i:th
= .,iR. .,u tti and -I. Ht- l~9stWcrt- r.
.,I,r,p -.t,.,r.. uu lul waste time consulting
.lr...II,. lf.,. liam. 4'us .ftr Old DIR GRIN
... .a- p % '.r mar. ..i'.- cIf--. AGNiCe
r' Nr-l..n'- > HOLE. '' 70 '."a"' w. " " y
~, =, ~, .t,y a. ,.a,. , sn.,i,ll.t IN
~, ,nI, yu,.r-i r,fmAu.uI
g.. glarauisc .H a.. &C. dl.eN 80 peculiar - m'n
l'"- poisson. -k'' u ea."-, sloicy A." bladder 'tp
l.' P,at.'a.. .'.t".. de "l.t 'lt'f, &" ".'h' bsi
'''.' '.',,.. ..i H. ,.ffy il.t Ir +. n. old.
,,'. .I...t t.. g.. i1n.rst ~ practice of aus
.,, ,..f ID. ts ll. . re U,t, g. ears al lIl EA.i
i5u a. n'nf a.a r. a., n..f-. =" ~, 'n y g. g.
daE-. .t %. '', '.. W. '~'N' ~ .'' ,,sd "'N'
The sun., 1901-03-03
Businfes Chants.
M'D0NAlD g. WIGGlNS,

MCDONALD a WlGHlNS. 2a7 lt"ad"aN.
1900 LIVERY ANn EoARuING, slAW,r
r'.t class patronage cnrHiIr i'r,bd In this nN
lnyeStiglt Wis rs q htfgalu.
McpoNAIp 4 wlpriNs ?s7 Drosdway
$500 WELL. ESTABLISHED dry goods hu.
ness located hurid.''ance out In Nt" Jersey this Is
'''' 'MIsnD''SSiilo 4 wlG9rNs. as7 nra,aray-
,s.soo-CAFE AND RCSIAuRANr N'' N
BroadSAy. near Esd ,t in} ">ir ate Ms
Mc66NAIU & wlG,iNs. 2'7 "oadvAy
,.sro CASn Hotel a. roors, on wcs, /" SO
,DlNALD WluuiNS, 81 Rr'1dtaF'
FACTORY MACHINERY, 1oos. Lngnry roll
.r &C. fr r.4t-d var. n',,.nes. ID'rntl'y. soo"".
' McHolhiG 4 Wla9l\S 'a5 bto.deey.
PICNIC GtpI NDs with pa linn close to busy
manaf,ctuuus dsy In ConHecuc', ph'c. ''''j''
Easy 'MlUc'inoNAlp 4 wrp,Ns ss7 Rradvav
~,ooo wHl. rrnCn"ec aanas..a'y e'Ed
'''S 'o MGDG% a W,GIINS, ~ nroadeHy.
,ao,o-PARINaR WANTED Tor established
mru.lac,.t.u. lu'M'--. Va g,l,. t''y n.".". -u
bly ana ...'.c.t ga Iu'ts'me"' ven -'s"r-' ''''.
'"''' Me.IDoNAlD d wIoGINf. sa7 broadway.
$50. FINE rANINr REsIALhANT on upper
'' "' 'icDSINALD 4 WIGGl>s. ~ rroadaal
.4.o,y LuNp ESTABLISHED rro-rcrog. hard.
Vafe o.s'ncs. Nr"'s rhll,. SP'ss'!'i' ~"
'"''
HANpS.MlsT L'iE9 4. d., v ,4itnSs'SGt 81. rsa a. .as
pricC. .a,oo' 'a'- "'" l'"r a '''H '"'''"F""""'
"''' MMcuo>ALp & wlsul>s, as7 Hroadaay.
5000 WILL PuRCHANta a rllls eQu'pled ma.
cniae shop Ioc"'ot in l".as'r. established "um'H
" '''MS 'MScn'toNAL5 & NI,G.Es. ~ broadway.
,a.ooo -fIpsrCIAss rAhtRY in Hrooklyn
rnf p-op.e,ir opu. tie b4Idus and viii give
ioug lsa.t Apg,y H.
''"' NcboN&i.b & VIGG1NS. 2a7 Rrosdeay.
,5o'' HEAL EsIAiE oifI Ef9t ~, -at ,.iy1',4 .,,
", rr.@r,cr. @ s,nt.l prots, .for. reasons selling,
II. nesl,G
M,1lH -, ,st. ~. . - 7-a,,.S ,,,e;
ss,rcy f,T And GOOD wi, sud st, ok ofs popular ar
,cl, meuufac lr'ne IA t-lop rc,ou' st@"l.d;Is
Ot the business Iunec"N-tE tttt Is Il fortune ."
Mls' yoi t4u rt,rmhugn aIply t..
NcpuNAlD q NiGGINS 2a5 hfoNd"av.
~ NIL NH A., u,c,lis ever liac,d
o. 'hc inath', ~ NtS ma '', me t,rtuIr in Ills 10
a slde.avsE. man Arp.y TO.
MCDONALD MlGUiNS 227 tf'ad"'y-
- 0oo nLN WANTED T., an olf established
f1rcn, ,Sir9 on rcs t cfs, oisare o sa
ols 4e96SAE1 . &faolNs a. 0L2etasy
h.AhDtNm ..SJ .t - ,ntr", A. tut1'lslai cnaucr
i.t s... PIC s'l,., :, '''' - ''
fo' 20 oW,icYI."VAi'S'a HIGGINS 2s7 rro'dvay
stock 34 1H,Gi &c = ~ rvHa,,iIITs 297 @"sdvay
81 M''''N N..' " 80.
ho's noa a ''gs,s'aa 'q mos, pi,u,ncn, ioca'.on
Ne" f2oHr ~ rtsst Sfi.'.aiI,IIXS"..7 iIr,sdwav
80 ~ .--------.-
;. 90 a " d s'a'ns 81 d yssy 2yI p5pFeo " SI SV p,op
~ aud viii r,e long lease. going out OF business
iS'''' -' fNrlpt&{tD wIGG!Ns. ~ broadway.
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OUNRIER BROS.

IL East lAth st.
PIANOS 20 rent at s.. sold on Easy psymeNtS
sligh'ly u>sd SIS Tuning repairing rNchAnglng
CONNOR PIANOs-CiunraGsseI h'gn srade. eAst
1rms sccund.han barsains ieuhus' eAcnanSin6
i,pelring I East s2d St
Nr,,,e SECOND HAND PIANOS rented and
rcvarr' .hct worth from ssn up The Hhrmonlst IL
a., bot piano PLAYER N tge market ulcnti ~ pI'ce
tau .fr.r.. bot tle beat ANEiNt An PlANo
MIG 60. Stvmout Blds, s2d NJ and 5in az
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Business Chanres.
S. STEINGUT & CO.,
Real Estate and Business Brokers'
6S Second Avenue.
nes, nh At 1rlcghon,. sloe spring Stores snd
u,fs aud capital procured. Legal papers carefully
drawn
BK.-7 7ETNHD With 62 a'feS - grpund ! foln,
and q II -nrr house barn. VNsonshrd, blacksmith
shlp engine house. lafGt brick she'd. DC, capacity
40" hd e per dN. locdtd on is'hs lsland Snuha'
pnr,. ,lsoih ea'F trms. SIElN"t Z, a. I'd av
SALOON, near lara, tc'ofy. selling So hslfhsHel'
wc,AN old establish. $50. SIElNHl !. 8. % az
ruH sAlE OR 10 LET fglE .qupped sn!.,
tVp ,tory building living apartments, sis room. ana
Ith IN upIti nOIf price. 15U1, ha cash, viii isa'
''' "''''''' srErNGtT. @:t,M
FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE, East sat 81. a
'''''' -" '' SrElNGrT, as % az.
FURNISHED Room and boarding house. upper
last Side u rooms ''oo ilf'iZ tItTshea Ss ID ,r
FURNISHED ROOM House, s.. Marks pl.:
- O., ms sell rca ,onahIy death OF proprietor room
away '"'1 '"'''''"" Si'EhlNGuT. @ I'd u.
FURNISHED ROOM HOT SE. hest location Wes
sd, Il rooms elegantly furnished pricc, $500
SIktNutl, " I'd av.
p.AcRE FARM with house barn and siabe
,lsy terms SIEiNGCT. g. 20 az
IrItuER SHOP. Brook av. established Ia years
t''0 '''''''' 1''''' STEINGUr. es I'd sv.
DftI.NrESSfN ANp GROCERY. west sds
s." sao on.n large spcA pro goo. :, NC
REsrArRANT tNn LrNcH ROOM. South So
"''' ''''' '''S' '''. SrEiNG'r, oS I'd sv.
pEIIr NTESNEN STORE. upprr oth AZ. sls-
s""' tA''''. 81 daily "SIif'<rLi F. :, ?%f I'd Az
GRprEi,y, seventh ~ uptown doing fair
"'''''''' - .'' s'iElNGvT, as Cd Az,
ablol. good rorner Na,y st, bfonkDn. good
tad" Old established pric,, $500 =.
Jacsson st rent. ssa prog, re .,.r ,.,
T1VUVAIU AID EITCIRICNL .SCrPLES
Sttr, VIII J.. uhur, steam aud gHSh'ting shop eS'
STElNnEr, 81 "a AZ.
Two CHOICE pl.uTS = SO aud - aces At est
McrdIw NA.Ssu 60. T.. l. go'd ui.aol, Lana lftss
frontage On ua road l.t.t oi.hstd ab9g, actt.
desirable location on Long Island deli nv ly ST
uard lot country residence. price ask q. 800 pr
acre. make "'rt u IElNpy 20 "a aN-
WHOLESALE AM RETAIL FISH MARKET
In p.o'c maih'', iafse uaat Pt,ce 800, >, 80
rlNHL ], ~ "a hy.
PARTY WIIHtlb,ooo who VII lo!u IN suburban
real eStNt" proposition where money vii he Absolutely
safe ard Uuru above Investment cAn he realied,
may learn fun particulars at terview only and come
In on hotiom purchase price exceptional opportunity
''' "'' - ''''' - STENCIL. es "a Az.
Az OLD pESTABLISHED JEN ELRY STORE
with lease, busiest block on ls'ih st repairing bus-
"'>' ''''' ~ '','' sTEiNGtT. os I'd W.
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on account - removal ", are closing out our stock
az yhty used AID -. uuc.hari brHud and pfig ~
a,''> Al .rrat reduction In prices also several odd
S,S .,> f'w ,fgrh> aid square Pianos ' y cheap.
- rsrr caaLce ipT ,htred bHy-t, ~ /. - III ; -
rAHrA4NS pt.Iu UaIiS, slOJ LiNafd, nute
,a,Lt for money ulan ELSEWHERE guaranteed square.
AZ IIsaTu. tented. Exchanged. sasy payments
IliiNSlMhN, % last i.th st
n AlN-B'aut,fuI mahogany uprgni every
lnpntu I'm, nj IcE tone, only $40. StCiHsay, sacf
Irr MN IL. - I.Hst I''A.
HAKGAINs.l / prsht pianos, $40 apssrd, stem
The sun., 1901-03-03

MECHANICS, rrr'uerts, 'lfciT0ru- ifr'h'H,
&c 'res scl,lsrsh.p 10 ,rs.n.rurg w.. G"era'e'd
4. f,p u,.. recon iatul't Rpyi ruat- AN Htil An
S-HppT. tF rtHItf f.-pHN O.. .N't. Boston. Mass.