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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-12-24

is supposed to have recently
drifted into the chsnnel. Just
how badly the Ruth is damaged
is not known. Of course, it is
still a matter OF conjecture as to
the possibility of being able to
take her to Portland if they sue
ceed in raising her.
Agent ThaYer, of this city,
states that raising the Ruth is
going to prove very expensive.
The steamer Modoc is obliged
to remain here to act as a tender
and there are about twent y-fve
experienced men employed at
the task at present at high
wages. The daily expense foots
hundreds of dollars and before
the Ruth is running again, if
ever she is, many thousands of
dollars will have been expended
ON her. Mr.. Thayer thinks that
six weeks or two months will be
consumed before the Ruth will
be on the run again if everything
is favorable and it is possible to
save her. Should they succeed
in getting her out of her present
condition and devise means OF
taking her to Portland she will
have to be placed in the dry
dock and undergo repairs that
will take several weeks.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-12-24
About old Timers.

James Bier was in Oregon Citv
a few days last week to attend
some matters of business. He
states he saw many old Corval-
lisites while there, some of whom
are doing well and others con-
tinue to fight against fate single
handed as best they can. While
he was at Oregon City Lon Has
kins, who was driving an ex-
press team, had a runaway. Lon
was thrown from :.the wagon and
one of the wheels ran over his
foot, MASKING it quite badly.
His back was also severely
sprained and he will be laid up
for some time.
George Bingham is still hand
ling "soda pop" and is doing a
good business. He seems in
clined to remain right where he
is in the future.
While Mr.. Bier was in Oregon
City the Depot Hotel, of that
city, took fire and burned down.
Fred Seol. al one time resident
OF this city, was running the hotel
when it was burned down.
The fire took place about three
O'Clock Friday morning, and is
supposed to have originated from
a defective fue.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-12-24
For Sale Cheap.

For Sale Cheap.
Three horses, wagon, harness anc
blacksmith outfit. Iuquire of
W. WEsTFALL,
Near G. & E. depot.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-12-24

Our line Of Holiday goods is
omplete-Zierolf.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-12-24

and Emma Crawford. served re-
freshments, and all of the 100
guests partook of their hospitality
during the evening.
Promptly at II o'clock, the or
chestra played Home, Sweet
Home," an invitation which all
reluctantly accepted.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-12-24

A nice line Of jewelry suitable
for Christmas presents at E. P.
Greffoz, The Jeweler.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-12-24

When buying your holiday
presents remember our motto: CAL
ways your moneys worth" E. P.
Grefoz, the jeweler.
Just received at Kline's a new
lot of clothing for the long slim
men, fat men or any kind Of msn
also fine line of Black Frock
Suits.
Mud guards put on your whee1
at the Bicycle Hospital. The bes
and cheapest that can he had.
For practical Christmas presents
that appeal to the eye and bring
real comfort to tho recipient set
Nolan & Callahan.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-12-24

70 cover the cost OF setting and dis,
tributing the type in such matters. a
charge of fifty cents will be nj lde for
each Gard of Thanks" and FIVE cents
per line for each set of Resolutions OF
Con n1olence' appearing in these columns.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
TYPEWEITERS.

TYPrWETTER nav. $40. Remodened
RealnRt1rs. smiths. $50. rentals redused
profppt repai-irs CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. al By adWHy
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
American Steel Hoop Co.
New York. March >. 1901

Dear Sir. = l'oi-
- lld+rsigned shareholders Of the AMERIC, :.
HiEhL hoOP COMPANY have carefully consider, ,s
March ? 1901. wherein Messrs J. p No. N
au"s IN behalf Of syndicate, Including the unis,gt,
o'er TO the shareholders Of the AMERICAS srr-1,I
H'of COMPANY and Of certain other c,rnns,i.. :,
20 d delivered 70 them. in payment anI s,oba
he i slares the preferred and common stoc 81
le hlted states Steel Corporation os
conditions stated in circular notice an rms and
20 accept The shares OF the United states steel
Ne DeileNe tnat the contamination Of the ,r,rtca
IN eIen S result IN decreased expenses n lower
vance q prices Of manufactured produces T., I Iou ad
earnings applicable dividends 40 aAsef net
As Il Is most important
Re completed wtth0ut delay. you win please
STOCK promptly with the NEW YORK sE1sIfuy1sx-
ANp A TRUST COMPANY. NO - WALL. STREET NEyt.
' '' VI" ISSUE 'heH Transferable receipts therefor
WM. Fl. & J. H M0ORE
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
Federal Steel Co.
New York, March >. 1901

Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders Of the FEDERAL STEEL
COMPANY have carefully considered the circular notice
q Aessrs. T.. Morgan a. Co. dated March >, 1901.
wherein Messrs J. p Morgan Co, acting N oeiiaf ot
syndicate IN which Of The undeTsigned are IN
luce, oher 20 the shareholders of the lEDtltAl-
STEEL COMPANY and of certain other companies, 10
eans. % b. delivered them. payment ana eNcaigs
ieir shares the preferred and common stocks f the
tncd states steel Corporation the terms ana cln
eons stated in such notice and have decided 70
accept the shares United Steel Cooperation
we believe thar the contamination Of the proposed ar =
assnent VIII result decreased expenses IA lower and
more Stable manufacture and without advance Of
lcs % manufactured products larger net earnings
applicable 20 dividends.
X =. Porter Samuel Spencer,
"a ~ Rogers Robert Bacon.
:. Fiernont Morgan. =. fuyler
marshall Field. A. x. Flower
~ q Mills Charles MacNeaEh.
~ * hean. James sim.
Nathaniel ThayeF. r. Cary.
samuel Mather
feteral Steel Company Stock Preferred and Common
snolld Be- deposited with THE COLONIAL TRUST COM
EANf. No. 222 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. 90 the OLD
COLONY Trust COMPANY BOSTON. MASS.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
National Steel Co.
New York March =. 1901

Dear SIR: ~
- lncTsigled shareholders of NATIONAL
s.Lt-- COMPANY have carefully considered circular
snsss.te of At-sIs j. r. MoIEan 4 Co. dated March
- wherein Nessrs. J. p Morgan Co, acting IN be
- q . syndicate including the undersigned 0rer Ia
- sf~feho oaeTs of the NATIONAL STEEL COMPANY
fteln other companies 70 cause 10 be delivered
.- ~ payment and exchange FOR their
-s2 anq conmol Of the United
s.eloh upon the and conditions n
Lar nqlce. and have decided
- United States Steel Corporation.
p-lcRe mat TIE contamination Of the
.eet vii result IN decreased expenses IN lower and
stable cost of manufacture and without advance u
Npeheable 10 diN1dends " e@
~ most important that the should
,,l lissee without delay. viii please denosit Vor
~ .t..niptiF with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
.sv7 " ALI STREET. NEW YORK vi will Is.s,e
'' transferable receipts therefor
wM r. & J. IT, MOORE
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
American Sheet Steel Co.
New York. March p Ieo,

~. Ne" York March g 1901
The undersigned shareholders Of III. aNER1c. =,
olEEi STEEL IoMPANf have carefully considered
the circular o Messrs ! D No.. =
March 2 1901. wherein Messrs. j. p norra, a -
aetins n behalf of syndicate including the ,,,tor
ssheG. oner 10 the shareholders Of the AMERICA Y
sHEEi STEEL COMPANY and OF certain e,h.r conn,
p1as 70 sause 10 be delivered them IN payment and
.o.ts toI hsr shares. the preferred and common
ttochs ot the United States
terms and conditions stated such circIlar n4ics S
Steel Corporation. u 'i'7 D'1i'su states
He oeieNe inat the tion Of the nroDosa.
arransement VIII result decreased expenses h oy-
ana more stable cost % manufacture and whos,t sd
vance OF prices OF manufactured products
earnings applicable 10 dividends " 80 ~
~ u - most Important thar the sbo1id
=. pleed Ni'hou delay, viii please deposit your
St-,h promptly with THE FARMERS Ann
TRUST COAPANY No ~ WILLIAM srR SGT NJ.
YORK who vial Issue their ecepts therefor
VIM H. & r. II. MOORE
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
American Steel & Wire Co.

Dear Sir.
The undersigned shareholders of the AMERICAN
STEEL & WIRE COMPANY have carefully considered
the notice Of Messrs J p Morgan & Co dated
March 1901. wherein Messrs. J. 4. Morgan a Co act
ing IN behalf q syndicate which Of
signed included. ofer the shareholders II the
AMERICAN STEEL * WIRE COMPANY and Of certain
other companies 20 be delivered them In
payment ana exchange for their shares, preferred
and stocks Il the United t'5ruors
ton. upoa the stated Ia sucb cir
cul4r notice ard have decided shares
United States Steel Cooperation.
We believe that the coEsummat Of nroDosed
arrangement VIII result IN decreased expenses in lower
and stable Of manufacture. Wit tad
II prices Of manufactured products in larger RET
earnings applicable 70 dividends.
J. W Gates, Z A 3. Widsner.
Nm Edenbosp. n c.
AIfred Clifford, Lambert
VIM T.. Palmer. Thos F.. RYAN
James Hopkins Randall Morgan
/. D. Ward, Iohn = Drake.
Th0s Dolan, y II Chisholm
Chas. Douglass, J. J. Mitchell.
r NJ.
American Steel q Wire Conapsny PREFERRED Stock
should BE- deposited with Tie STANDARD Trust COM
COMMON stock should BE deposited with GUAR
ANTY TRUST COMPANY. - CEDAR STREET. NEW
YORK
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
American Tin Plate Co,
New York. March = 1891

Dear Sir:
PLATE COMPANY have carefully considered the circular
notice ot Messrs j. p Morgan Co. dated March .
1891 wherein Messrs- J. =. Morgan & Co acting IN
behalf - syndicate. including uneersigned 0ner t
the shareholders of the AMERICAN TIN PLATE COM
PANf ana - certain other 10 cause he
delivered them. ia pas exchange FOR their
s1sre~. me preferred and
states steel CorPorgtion CONDITIONS
stated such ctrcuiar notice.
ne shares OF the United States steel Corporation
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
National Tube Co.
rars
NeW YORK. March al- lq0l

Oar sIr. -" YORK, March p. 1901
esnpsnv ~ rs sned shaTsholdeTs Of the National Tub.
SOTIGE -ats carefully Considered the f.TFCf-T sFS
1871 tgl.. Asssrs- j. =. Morgan q Co dated March 3i
haf "a u - Aensis. J. D. Morgan d Co acting fn -
inciussd ,-F,e IN which the und.rsgned IN.
icmpan,y snS M hharehoid~rs % National Ttbe
delyeref 80 ~ certain other Companies efI~- a., .
rhar.e "a I.-i ln payment and exchange - ,tstr
Staiss giItl ana common T-uffed
slated ir oi.srsflon, terms ana e,rsisi,,-
sccerf ~. AlF LAR NOTICE ana h,ase aseiFsl -
'"'es of tie United States Steel corp9rsf ~, -
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

We believe that the consump,at,on -, 49,
s.iahserHent viii result in decreased expenses ~ 80
anu more stable cost Of manufacture and ni,hr, =,
vance of prices Of manufacruraa -, 'nou' al
earnings applicable fN0'S' IN larger net
cornulet.i b, that the transaction sYopI, h.
stock rrr,, 4.gay you Will please depost IN
PaNy' WIN THE MERCANTILE TRiySr cSg y19
- 10 I'D BROADWAY NEW y0pEs q 'pM
Issue their transferable receipts therefor who VIII
WM & II
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

We believe that the OF the proposed ar
raRseFnent will result eAperses in lower
and stable cost Of manufacture and without al
vance of prices Of manufactured products. larger
earnings applicable dividends.
Stock holders desiring accept Of the
United States Steel Corporation exchange for their
present securities must deposit their the
Morton Trust Company. Kew Yuk KIDD
Peabody & Company. u Boston
E c. Converse, Ioha Don
r. J. t1earns William : Eaton
francis I Potts, John Eaton.
William II I-stshaw, William p Hamilton
Joshua Rhodes IDa Ia.uar
Arthur ? Luke William X Rhodes
A = Matheson. William b schiller
Robert Bacon, Charles Steele.
Nu Nelson Cromwell + n 1otev
John D. CulheTtson. }. y. Vance.
Daniel Day,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

pvuemu ~ M late ~ rauv
right - r @ ~ ~rnmanr
M4 o. are - ~ mmsrn
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

CoACHMAN or GROoM-By young Nan ,
Understands care horses harness atd car
ridges: attend furnace art AVN reh'i,le; ,,
sober; coed reference. L. o. Box %, 1.2i4
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

GARDENER BY thoroughly practical
man well posted in all branches of hOrtt-
euftrre. and eoulpetent 10 take charge OF
gentleman's country place: lifelong expert
ence. married. 40. Address VI. s.. care ot
T. Lang 50 West 50th-sr.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

GARDENER OF Ulausger on n genrlemsns
country place. by ore who understands
his business ir every respect; can furnish
twenty Years' references Address T. Z. b..
Box 2t0. Lee Mass
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand. lowest pricssS easiest terms.
MARX BROS, - Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

Colonial Trust Co. y. Y. Or with
Old Colony Trust Co. Boston.
Morton Trust Co. -. Y. or with
kidder. Peabody & Co.. Boston.
Standard Tsust Co, y. Y.
Guaranty Trust Co. y. Y.
Central Trust Co.. Y. Y.
Mercantile Trust Co. y. Y.
Farmers Loan & Trust Co. Ny.
y. Y. Security & Trust Co. ". Y
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

roACHM4N. 81: stylish; careful city
driver; smart appearance, Al horsemdn :
1g years best references; city or country
JAsfs sn3 Lexington ave. private stable
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

DOMESTIC SiTU ATioNs WANTED.
Male
ATTENDANT. nurse o. Inssseur, during
afternoon AID evening. highest reference
from present employer. Address pOND.
542 West 41th-sf
BACHELORS servant. Frenchman: expert
thorough hoUseAeeper. careful. economical I
caterer; strict department: hest city ref
erences. EONARDT. 2JJ West s2dst
BUTLER. French: disensaged: family
going abroad: honest sober; : years
best city reference c. P. Box rs. / go
Broadway
BUTLER or SECOND MANI tail
clean. neat appearance; good valst and
silver cleaner, years personal refere. ce .
moderate wages GEORGE. $50 9th ave
BUTLER VALET. Thoroughly competent. .
strictly sober: good trained servant, Prot
estaut; aged 30: excellent written and per
l59 East 3ist-s;.
CHEF.-Conpetent city preferred: refer
ence- Address CHEZ. l22 81. Mark
Place.
COOE.-Chef: Dane. ~. first class steady
position; excellent Recommendations from
business house WERNER. f44 East 52d e.
CoACHMAN- Married. no family: best OF
city reference: former or last EMPLOYER
can be seen Can or address T. NJ. 6S3
9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

COACHMAN and USEFUL. MAN--Siusle'
Protestant. German middle aged, tndr
oughly experienced. careful driver, under
stands gardening furnaces; strictly SooeI
trustwocthy. best references. RELlABiSs,
Is Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL. DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded. 40 broadway.
Rooms TIT-1ls. telephone 1881 Franklin. -
All civil ami criminal cases attended 20 by
expert detectives. male and female.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

/ 6aDACHMAN. GARDENER. COOK. lat \
DRESS-ReHable man and VIE WIN
hest references: wife used to care Of milk.
hu+tar noultry etc. strictly sober people
I CARPENTER : los Sixth ave
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

CnACHMAN GARDENER--Sw speaks
good English; used 20 all work. % gen
tiernan's place, gare furnace. rttlH. etc- eN
CeIlert references CARPENT ER'S, los
sixth ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
OLD ROCKS BoUGHT 4 SOLD.

ROCKS for cash. entire Libraries pur
chased: calls at residences free. 5. q.
RAINS 3Sr sth-ave-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

NURSE a sensible. trained nurse. highest
lcc1-rmcatiatfIns. would Ike engagement
with family reqa.r ng best OF ability. a A..
Box 10 Tribune Oface
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
NAME OF COMPANY AND CLASS OF STOCK

Federal steel Co. Preferred stock.
Common stock ...-.----.....-----..
American steel and ANre Co. Of y. J., Preferred
Common sock
Common STOCK
National steel Co. Preferred stock
American Tin Plate GO, Preferred stoe1-.--------.
Common st1Ck---........-..
American Steel Hoop Co, PreteTred sgosk.....-..-.
" common STOCK -
American Sheet steel CO. Preferred ,taok.
COmnl,n stock 90.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
DESKS AND OFFICE EusvITrRE

OEESSNAKIyG,
ARTISTIC FRENCH MIf,fNERT. Hats
copied from latest uaostels at reasonable
prto~s: ladies' avn materials made Up.
references. desires engagernents, tay or
week. city or country. TAoROE9il l263
broadway.
COMPETENT eressmeker wishes more Gus
toners cot by the day. Al West :Hth 81
nRESSMAK Err Reliable; assures best
fitting and choice designing; by IN" day .
moderate charges. Address RESPONSIBLE
Madison ave. and +2t-St- neWsparer stand
DRESS SHAKER. -E,xperiencc5; to 80 CIT by
the 6ay; private family guarantees per
feet II for both ladies and misses dresses
F.. f42 3d-avr,
DRESSMAKER. Artistic. late ~ lth sve. A;
mas all the latest sprin- style-. home or
out by day. Mrs WILSON, 10 West t1th 81
LATEST STYLE BOI.kRO chenille boas
shirt waists. lawn and tuciIe,! dresses
pr ch.ldren's dresses and closks. ladies
Sies; RenaissaHo" and Marie AutoIuette
work; home or out - DAY FUCHS. -
East ll6tN-st
MILLER & FENDER. dFessmakPrs. 2l9
West i9th-st.. can take more customers
for the coming Sc son. excellent htteSy and
designers; prices reasonable: Also children 5
dressIuakinE.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
MORN WANTED

Male
ASSISTANT or salesman in Office or store
by young man, q: willing and honest. and
can give excellent references. AG.ress r.
care Perry. III West as,h-st
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

ST, BGETEGlGNEW'g
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
al Fast 42d 81. first class toUssties are
supplied
\ Ag-IAtnI-TN ag Cfh-ave. SJtn-S-.-
Ss~,aEts q al nat,uu4li-iss aUd slpaei-
ties pr0lIr-d ladies maids nurses. cooks.
wallets buffers. c;e.. references lntrstt-
gated
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
MACHINERY. .

AT REDUCED TRICEs--sAO second hand
wood and iron working machines. tuU5
guaranteed: machinery bought and eX
changed GEO B. EDDY. 33S Madison 81
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
finanrial.
Office of ]. P. MORGAN & CO.,
d Wall Street, New York
March 2, 1901.
To the Stockholders OF

Federal Steel Company
National Steel Company,
National Tube Company,
American Steel and Wire Company of New Jersey,
American Tin Plate Company,
American Steel Hoop Company,
American Sheet Steel Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
Amount Y New Stock to
be delivered in par value.


nr viii made %@ upon prefer -~ holders
a% ~@ ~@ carry ~ ~ 4mrdrp anr
~ ~ n
~ declare hm ~cHm mnaoA~na
~ auctions ~~ ~na
an ha
he stated ~~ mn~o ~orrAxun
~ @ @ al Pw Wa Revenue ~pm sar required
deposit enn~n
l. ~ acting ~ m Ill over deposited . mAa~p
ponams r he United ~- corporation ~& amme
a he OH 5 @ @ g@muamunM
w ~ nnard6rr
~ ~F saa
%
@ ~ mnn
n nwba~
o % surrender he respective ~- ~- rn.rn~
~
~ til @- ever ~ Judgment amount s~ap~ ~aa4~m
0Mq xbp ewAvr withdraw
receive m deposited us smpn
a ~
% %~ %~ u ~u~~
m~a~ ac4 TO @ ~~ ~~ n.raA
n%m@ @ % not require 70 the n@n nera
md m~ ~e~p.tr
1:s.$$$S aS@$$$5S==@ :|5s$ss: |$&5=$$$$sSi$$s% Co.:
~
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
LOST.

-----------~-------~- -
lost - EarHfU.k No 3It. fn3 uu D-' Dock
Savings Bank Auy T'i-Hl htNinN
claims gurU -a.I book - -alI-u uI'u To-
prassr, ;he same 60 th~ hanh within thtrN
tAy- or the sad hook wil Dee d+rlar@t
cancelled ans eNtiugIfsHed. ana new o0a
ISSUED On Iiau thereof
LOST Handbook 80. 7N2.H12 Rank for
savings ~ a-h ave. New York lat
rnent stopped Please return honk to tank
lost -Rarkb,,ak No 53S. scl2. Bank for
-aViuc- - 4rl ave. N'v Aort- FaS
raent stlpye. Please return ho1a q bank.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04


% til and the ~ bonds h the Carnegie
~ % %~ %~ Or that ~ ~m ~m
deliver Stock Percent
G
for m Mg% holding
70 " @ Of steel @n npm state
tn SCI ~% ~
mEorom M ~
rsSE1
@s MS 5000
%Tdaa-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
GARRETT CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Car-
pets cleaned by steam. by Rand or on ttss
floor. 1858 Broadway. 42l East - "a At,
CoE & BRANDT Tel I32-3sth
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

GLOWING deposi ,aFies respectively:
Federal Steel Fsefered Stock
Common Stock
National Tube Preferred Stock {
Common Stock
American Steel a. Wire Preferred Stock
Common stock
National Steel Preferred Stock
q" Common Stock
American Tin Plate Preferred Stock
% Common Stock
American Sheet Steel Preferred Stock
- Common Stock
American Steel Hoop Preferred Stock
90 " Common Stock
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
BOARD AND ROOMS

A. HOTEL. ROLAND
59th-st-. between Madison and PARK -jces
Modern hotel. with every comfort anS con-
veuience DELIGHTFUL Rooms. 81 PER
DAY. So WEEK LIGHT ROOMS WITH
BOARD. sl2 PER WEEK SUNNY
ROOMS. WITH BOARD. s14 PR WEEK.
Every room has hot and cod water. steam
heat and electric light. Srnes OF two and
three rooms. with bath, REFERENCES re-
THE MONEY
40 EAST 3sTH- -S-r.-Large and small
NEWLY FURNISHED, centrally located /;
home comforts, every convenience; break
fast X desired; references. los w 6ith
81: ALBANS. = East 3isr- -st.-Redecorate ted
throughout; elegant suite; private baths
board.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
ruRNIsntu ROOMS TO LET.


33a WEST S5TH ST Neatly furn.she'
large and small rooms Sas. bath. pri-
ya'r house. grrtl~m-0-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
SAFES

SAFES at factory prices easy terms.
JULIUS GENE corner Madison ave.
and I37th-st Tel = Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
FIJI. AND STRONG.

HEALTH WATER p the world. Ingram
L.thia water. Natural Specific. RheH
r~afiern H-{eHt-s p.-caE-. iniiE~sil7
p-rusv and Gaut INGRAM LLTHiA
WATER co S5-5T West 2Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
BUSINESS CHAsCES.

LITE INSURANCE in leading companies az
big discount. Address VI. t., Box II,
Tribune Offce
The age-herald., 1901-10-13
THIS SUIT STORE OF MARKS
THE ADVANTAGES IT HAS FOR YOU7

Contains styles so good so attractive, so correct, with values unequaled by other stores that you would hardly buy suit in Birmingham without first seeing what we show-besdes, all the Ferd Marx Suits man-tailored and made up specially to our orders making them different to others Three specials this week:
 Excellent quality of black Norfolk jacket lined with best quality of with full flare and hounce suit elegantly N a0
 Sponged Boadcloth brown black effect neatly trimmed skirt full a hounc9 graduated aa Ga sells
 Walking Sut made of the best quality faced homespu Eton jacket with vest effect tailor stched full Aaed s a 0 strapped seams-usualy SI9 HVnVW
The age-herald., 1901-10-13
Five Hundred Yards of AIlOverS
 On Sale.

The largest sale of this kind ever held here Allover for dress trimmings, yokings, etc.-in lengths of one to five yards-no two alike. Our buyer bought them at sacrifice of just one-half their value, and we sell them as we bought them. We have divided them into two lots for more convenient selling.
 Lot includes Mousseline and Honiton Ap- pliuue, cluster tucked Mousseline, cut Taffeta appliqued on Point de Esprit, also Broadcloth appliqued, Renaissance lace and taffeta ap. plique, etc. Lot I, worth up to SIPS yd. $500 Lot 2, worth up to $I2 a yd. $6.O0
The age-herald., 1901-10-13
HOME, SWEET HOME.

By John Howard Payne. The verses are here printed exactly in the form in which they are found in the playbook of "Clari," and they do not correspond entirely with the improved version that we hear sung today. Mid pleasures and palaces though we may roam, Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home. charm from the sky seems to hallow us there Which, seek thro' the world. is ne'er met with elsewhere.
 Home, sweet home!
 There's no place like home! An exile from home splendor dazzles in vain, Oh. give me my lowly thatch'd cottage again! The birds singing gayly that came at my call Give me them. with the peace of mind dearer than all.
 Home, sweet homei
 There's no place like home!