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great work has continued for A year.
night and day.
SOME DRlrTwooD.
This kind of weather would give a
frog rheumatism.
Let us hope that the early robin
has not shed his fiannels.
"One hand In the dough is worth
two In the dance"
Don't hit a man when he is down,
unless you are sure that he will never
get up.
If lovely woman wants to make home
attractive to her husband. she ought
to study the free lunch layout in
first "class saloon.
When asking man to have some-
thing the Interrogation point is
surerfuity.
The modern devil in full dress suit
| may be no better than the fellow in
tail and hoofs. but he's a mighty sight
| pretter to look at
Few of us ever discover bigots among
those who agree with us in our own
religious convictions.
PoT.PoURRI.
Work Upon the new Congrega tional
|
! Miss ISABELLE l.. Solomon, contralto
| so!ost of st. Marks Episcopal church
| In Syracuse. will sing in Christ church
on Sunday evening.
| The striking Erie boiler makers
and their helpers held an important
meeting last evening.
| The Crescent club will hold a social
hop at the Starrucca House on Mon
day evening, April Is.
! Today. being legal holiday. the
| banks are closed.
! The common council is taking action
ton to vote on the proposition TO
build Il fire hall.
Detectives are ot-footed after the
burglars who broke into the postoitice
| at Brandt on Friday evening last.
SIGNS OF SPRING.
'The signs Of spring most often seen
| About the close of Lent.
| Arc rather black and white than green,
And read: "This Flat to Rent"
| Joe Murphy purchased new wheel
| barrow one day last week.--Cra wfords-
vile inquirer.
Pedestrians were obliged to go on
horseback for time at least.-Clinton
|
! Banner.
Dave Dawson has had his sugar
| bush on tap for over a week. and the
| sap runs every warm day. Who says
| spring isn't coming West Union Ga
zette.
Tale of fat preacher: REV. Plat
filled the pulpit of the Congregational
| church at Atwood last Sunday.-Mine-
ola News.
| In Starrucca. a preacher asked:
What is it, my hearers, that drives
| men to drink" A voice from the back
| seat replied: Salt mackerel.''
| The esteemed editor of the Forest
City News asks: IF women are really
| angels, why don't they fly over the
| fence. instead of making such fear
| fully awkward job of climbing"
And Winter fingers in the lap Of
spring" Winter has no shame.
IN SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
The county court convenes April Is.
The funeral OF Mrs. c. Mcleod of
Lawsville. took place on Wednesday,
Rev. and Mrs. \. f. Harding. aged
residents of Great Bend, are quite i'll.
! \ number of Hallstead young men
have this week gone west. to engage
| in business.
| \ young son of County Superintend-
ent of Schools Monkey. of Hallstead, on
Monday narrowly escaped death by
| drinking carbolic acid. Medical aid
saved the little fellows life.
| Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
| railroad callers at Hallstead have re-
| ceived orders that they need not go
over one mile from the station to call
men for duty.
The stock of the Hallstead Chair
company is selling at par A ten per
cent. dividend is anticipated for the
coming year. Whitney,
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DURYEA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Duryea, April 7.--Division q. An
cient Order OF Hibernians. will present
to the public this easter Monday
evening one of the grandest entertain
ment held in this vicinity for num-
ber of years. to be followed by dane
ing. "A complete success Is anticiphted
and crowded hail expected. ENer-
ciscs will be held in Metcalf's nall at
S.30 p. m. The programme to be rem
dered is as follows: Solo, John Boyle;
instrumental duet. Irish airs, Austin
Gavin and Miss Thornton: "A Leaf
from Life's History" NJ. j. Kearney;
solo, Mary Burns: address, u. ".
Moore solo. William A. Lynott; jig
and reel. Nicholas owen: recitation.
Agnes Murphy: solo, Richard Hurley;
buck and wing dance. Martin Hart:
solo. NJ. j. Ryan; piano sol, Nettie
Dougher: juggling. Benjamin j. Ca
vanaugh: Mabel Song NJ. j. Near.
ney: solo, Mary Ratchford; duet, j.
McHale; Edward Kearney: club swing
ing, e. j. Bout: solo. Leroy Hull:
solo, John Ratchford: dance. Michael
Carr; intermission: buck and wing
dance. Frank Price; and several others.
T.. j. Moore of Wilkes-Barre. county
president of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians. will attend and give an ad-
dress.
George zimmerman, Of Grove street,
attended the session of the Golden
Eagle lodge. of Pittston, Friday even
ing.
Joseph Cox. who was so dangerously
III of measles, is slowly recovering.
Tho Delaware J,ackawanna ana
Western company raid it's employees at
the Hallstead collery Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Anderson visited the
formers brother. Mr.. Charles Ander-
son, of Parsons, Sunday.
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WATCH DOGS.
Ever on the Alert---Alive to Every
Form Of Oppression - Kept on
Edge--Burdened Beyond Endur-
ance-Nerves Give Out.

The machinery of a mill that grinds
day and night has to shut down now
and then for repairs. 1t is the same
way with your nerves. Oyerwork,
close application, our ways of living
bring about nerve waste that sets up
symptoms of various kinds. 1t may
he failing strength, weakness, languor,
headache, sleeplessness, etc. Whatever
1t Is, nerve force Is lacking and the
means of restoring rests with DR.. A.
w. Chase's Nerve Pills A great many
people in Scranton youch for this.
Among them is Mrs. JoseRh Mitchell.
ot NO. ?l6 Linden street, West Scran-
ton Pa, who says: "Dr. A. w. Chase's $
Nerve Pills are fine. | was all out of
order, nervous. and could not sleep,
weak and miserable The kidneys We're
sluggish and the back lame. Nothing
seemed to help me until l got a box of
the nerve pills al Matthews Bros drug
store temporary headquarters cor
ner Washington and Lackawanna,
since | took them l sleep well. don't
jerk and talk. My nerves are steady,
] feel strong, and the kidneys are
working well again. | am more than
pleased, and glad to recommend the
medicine"
Dr. A. w, Chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at soc box at dealers. or DR., A.
W. Chase Medicine Co.. Buffalo, n. Y
See that portrait and signature of A.
w. Chase, NJ. d., are ON every package
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Broadway Burlesquers.

Harry LcClair. the popular and well known
character comedian and bnrlesquer. is the head
liner this season for the Broadway burlesqucls,
who are to play Il return engagement at the new
Gaicty theater the first half OF this week. This
artist is one Of the few who improves with age
and who has endearcd himself TO the amusement
loving public by his careful and conscientious
work. No >lip.sliod half conceived or bad,
dressed porrnyals OF any character are given
to an audience by Mr. IcClair This Is VII!
he retains their confidence and is always given
such hearty welcome.
The company which surrounds Mr. LeCair this
season Is an all->;ar one. They give YOU great
laugh and an endless Chain OF fun and novelty
for your money. Tho two hurlcsqucs arc stars
AMI Tais," and Il humorous satire on ''Wonhn
and Wine Til, great production was the most
notable ono in New York last season. TIE en-
gaeament begins with oday's matinee
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HAWLEY.



Hawley April 7.--Amons those
spending Easter here We're AIessrs.
Marcus and Thomas Tuttle, Misses
Ella Palmer and Mabel Rodgers, OF
Wyoming seminary. and Messrs.
George Lobb and Grant Kellam. OF
the Scranton Business college.
Asa Bryant, of Honesdale, spent
part of the last week at the home of
his uncle, James Stevenson, on Church
street
Prof Greasy is about again, alter a
weeks illness.
Rev. j. j, Rankin and son, Kari. OF
Elmhurst, called on friends here last
week.
Miss Mary Murray, a student at St
Cecelia's Academy. of Scranton. is
spending Faster with her parents here
Miss Alice Crane left Thursday for
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Oneonta, n. v. where she will take
a position in a millinery store.
Mrs. Lot Atkinson is spending ,he
week with her daughter, Mrs. A. H..
Stilger, In Brooklyn, N. Y.
r. L. Schlaser Is in New York city.
The many friends of Mrs. Nettie
Schanck, of White Mills, were shocked
to hear of the sudden death Of her
daughter Myrtle, who died Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Bohau died at her
home on the East Side Tuesday at
$40 a. IN. The funeral was held from
st. Philomenas church Thureday at
. &c O'Clock
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Irene Myers Company.

The Irene Myers company opens a weeks en-.
gagcmcnt at the Academy OF Music today. pre-.
senting at the matinee the celebrated New York
and London success. "Under Two Flags" with
little Irene Myers in the difficult role Of "Cie.
arette.' Tonight the great sensational mclo-
drama. "rhc Stowaway." will be presented, every
necessity Imaginable for first class produc
tion Of this piece is carried by the company.
The safe cracking scene, in the second act. is
one OF the most realistic stage effects ever pro.
dncci. During the week other big productions
will he presented. Little Irene appearing in
each.
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lIciig X Scan,on's Bowcry BurlcsqucrS will hc
the attactinn at the new Gaicty tlieater the last
half of this week. the MEM suggests at once
the unusual diversity and strength of tho show,
which is headed by perhaps some of Tie hest
and most favored builesguc actols.
THE entire company will BE- in two now
and original builrs1,lcs entitled "thop Souy'
nnd ''lTe Shick SlU'c." ~ which no pains
expense havc hcrn spared 10 make them the
best hurlcttas ever offered.
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Buffalo Live Stock.

East Buffalo, April l.. Rcceipts~Cattlc. III
cars. pleep and lambs. 2j cars; hogs. o cars.
Shipments Cattle, III cals, sheep and lambs, u
choice to extra. s'I.5ol6,ij; good to choice wool
lambs sj.J0a5,sj, Sheep. choice to extra. - "a
80 Hogs, heavy S525a' .@oi pigs, sia6,0j'
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ACADEMy-Ircnc Myers company Matinee and
night.
GAlETY-B Broadway Burlcsouers. Matinee and
night
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
great work has continued for A yes
night and day.

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DEATH SUDDEN.
Miss CorneIia {. Green Suc-
Cumbs to Attack Of Peritonitis.

The sudden death or Conelia E. Green.
late conelia (Burgess) Green was a great
shock to the numerous friends OF the
Young artist. Miss Green was one of the
most successful young artists In this city
and her death will be materially felt
by the art circles.
Miss Green was born Feb. "a 1872. She
Inherited much ability from talented an
cestors and In early childhood showed
coed evidence of artistic ability. Miss
Green attended Miss Abbots school.
where she graduated. Afterwards she re-
ceived the B. A. degree at Wellesley in
lSa2. She was quite scholarly and very
popular among her schoolmates. Miss
Green was also prominent in many college
organizations. Among the positions she
held were editor OF the college paper;
orator on various occasions, and member
of the Shakesperian society. being very
active In Wellesley theatricsls
Upon leaving college In 1892 Miss Green
devoted herself to painting She began
study under Mr.. Burleigh. following this
by year at the school OF design and
3-years course at the Museum OF Fine
Arts and the Cowles Art school. At the
conclusion of her course at the latter in
stitution she went abroad 10 study and
travel, making journeys TO England. Hol-
land. Germany and Italy, and later a
winter was spent In Paris. During the
latter period she had a picture hung In
the salon and was most favorably COM
mented upon by Monteur Universale.
For the past two years Miss Green has
been working very devotedly at her art
in this city.
Among the pictures OF Miss Green that
have received the greatest praise and
which may be said TO represent her talent
are the following: portrait OF the late
zachariah Allen which was recently pre-
sentcd TO Brown University by Miss Can
dace Allen Joseph Barker, now at the
public library: the late Dr. Wsyland OF
Philadelphia; Mrs. Riggs OF New York.
and Miss Helen Talbot, Mrs. William Ely
and Mrs. Knight Richmond of Providence.
A large portrait OF her mother and
portrait OF Miss Dwight daughter OF Mrs.
William Ames. are considered her noblest
achievements.
Miss Green died at Philadelphia where
she had gone 10 take a much needed rest
The cause OF her death was a sudden at
tack OF peritonitis.
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by law. shall have right 10 vote as a
registered voted at all elections by the
people and In all town, ward or district
meetings held between the fourth day Of
November, A. H. 1861, and the frst day
OF July. A. ID. 1902.
Sec. IL. Al all elections by the people
held In the year A. ID. 1901 previous to the
Tues4Ny next after the first Monday In
November, only those male citizens
whose names were registered in the year
A. ID 1900 In accordance with the laws ex-
isting at the time OF the adoption Of arti-
Gle eleven OF the amendments To the con-
sutution, and who POSSESS the other
qualifications required by said laws, shah
nave right 10 vote as registered voters.
Sec. n. The boards OF canvassers OF the
several towns and wards ana the board
OF canNassers and registration In the city
OF Providence shall IA the year A. ID.
1871. prior To the fourth day OF Novem-
Der hold the meetings provided for and
perform the duties devolved hpon them
by chapter of the General Laws as II
existed prior 10 the first day OF January,
A. ID. 1901. except that the meetings pro-
Nided 10 be held not more than seven
nor less than three days preceding the
nrst "wednesday I'm April need not be
held In towns where no olecti or meet
ing is 10 occur on that day In comply
ing with the provisions OF this section the
are placed upon the voting lists snail be
such as were required by the constitu-
ton and laws existing at the time of the
adoption OF article eleven of the amend
ments 10 the constitution. Nothing con-
tained In this section shall be construed
20 relieve said boards from complying
the provisions of said chapter as amend
ed by this act
Sec. 10. Every officer authorized TO re-
ceiNe taxes I'm the several towns and cit
les. except In the city of rr0VTdence.
at their meetings, required by section Is
OF this act TO be held I'm the year a. ID.
1901 Tor the purpose OF canvassing al
phabetical lists Of AN persons registered
on or before the last day OF December.
A. d. 1890, in their respective towns and
cities, who shall have paid such officer
their taxes, specifying the amount paid
by each and the time when such payment
was made. and that the tax was assessed
upon property which has not been before
presented. Every such officer neglecting
or refusing TO present such lists as afore-
said shall for every offence be fined not
less than one hundred nor more than one
thousand dollars Nothing contained in
this section shall be construed 10 relieve
such officers from complying with the
provisions of Chapter OF the General
Laws as amended by this act
Sec. 20 This act shall take effect upon
its passage. and all provisions OF the
General Laws and OF the Public Laws in
consistent herewith. and all acts or parts
OF acts inconsistent herewith, are hereby
repealed.
certify the foregoing to be true cop
les.
Attest: CHARLES p. BENNETT.
Secretary of State.
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Telegraph Operator Pushes Rob-
Der From Switch.
EXPRESS PASSED IN SAFETY.
After Setting the Danger Signal the Opera
Tor Collapsed at His Post-His FrIsnt
Also InsenslhIs.

shamolxin Pa. June ls.-Ten minutes
before the Philadelphia express on the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad reach
ed Big Mountain signal cabin, one mile
east OF here. last night. two well dressed
strangers entered the office and by a
ruse succeeded In drugging the telegraph
operator. Terrence Hannah. and his
friend, Thomas Horan.
Koran almost collapsed Hannah grew
dizzy and felt his senses leaving. lie
saw one OF the strangers working a
switch, and at the same moment heard
the whistle OF the coming express The
other stranger stood I'm the doorway.
Hannah threw himself on the man at
the lever and pushed him to the door.
and the two robbers went out as tho
express thundered past i'm safety.
Hannah staggered TO the telegraph key
and managed to tell the office here that
the express had come and gone in safety.
Then he set the danger signal for ssl
trains and collapsed. Half naked and al
most dead, the two men were found i'm
the signal cabin by trainmen.
by injecting heart stimulsnts physi-
clans revived the men this morning. They
had been drugged with choral hydrate.
Several arrests were made today, but
Hannah and Horan failed 10 identify the
suspects The robbers are believed 10 be
members OF the band which shot the
chief of police of Mahonoy City.
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WAR CLAIMS.
S52,636 Additional Allowed
This State by U. S. Comptroller

a telegram has been received by Gov.
Gregory stating that the United States
comptroller has awarded $50, ,sss addition
al toward the settlement OF the Spanish
American war claims. An award Of si05O3
was received some time ago. which
makes the sum AZ the payments ss'.fs9.
Gov. Gregory received one check OF
tseoo hut sent in back. since acceptance
of the check would mean practically &C.
knowledgement Of payment I'm full. This
money has been allowed by the comp
frollfr. SO will come later TO the state.
anywey.
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G. L&H J. GROSS, Bansan Building.

FOR SALE-BUILDING LOT 40xS0
feet corner Lee ana villa aves., Edge
wood Villa Plat price. $3.50; $25 down. ball
ance on monthly payments. q. l.. ~
IA. j. GROSS. Managers of Estates. Bani-
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FOR sALE-oN HUNTINGTON AVE
nue, cottage OF 10 rooms. with modern
improvements: iot s0x9o. Inquire or
ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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PUBLIC LAWS PASSED AT THE
JANUARY Sc SSiON. 1901.

THE Chapters OF the Public Laws are
numbered continuously from the Gen.
eral Laws, Revision of 1886
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FOR SALE-DOES THIS INTEREST
you? A two-family house OF 10 rooms.
steam beat ana all improvements. ia A
GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE--HERE YOU ARE: A
NEE cottage OF rooms and acre OF
lanu, a little way out OF the city; price
$lsoO. Particulars OF ISAAC l.. GOrF
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FOR SALE - ON CARPENTER
street. a family house and barn, rents
81 month; price S4500 ISAAC L. GOFF
co.
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FOR SALE--A TWO-FAMILY HOUSE
on Concord street of l3 rooms, with good
size lot 4OxlO0; price $500. ISAAC L.
GOFF co.
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FOR SALEr-CcTTAGE AND BARN.
on frst street; 10 rooms with bath ono
steam heat and nice barn; only one min
ute from car line. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-WE ARE GENERAL
agents for the General Accident lnsur-
ance OF Philadelphia, which insures YOU
against accident or loss by Burglary.
ISAAC J.. GOFF co.
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FOR sAI.E-.HAvE you A HEALTH
polcyg For "a yeyr you can secure, Il
SICK, $lO "A week. Can YOU afford 10 DO
without oney ISAAC T.. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE FINE oNE-FAM1LY
house Of 10 rooms. fronting on TWO ave-
strlcted view Oh the bay. For further
particulars call OF ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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FOR sALE-THERE is NO END To
our list Of real estate bargains We have
property In all parts Of the city az ex-
trcmely low prices. ISAAC l.. GOFB CO.
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FOR SALE-IF YOU WISH TO BUY.
sell or exchange real estate. call at our
Office III WestninsIer street. ISAAC L.
GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-LOT 40xS0 on WEST SIDE
Pearl ave, Edgewood Villa Plat; price
$50. e. l.. ~ H. j. GROSS. Managers of
Estates, Banigan Building
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FOR Saloon CHAPIN AVENUE. A
two-family house. with large lot but two
minutes from car line. Particulars OF
ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-AN UP-TO-DATE To-
room cottage with all improvements.
thoroughly built and finely finished. price
reasonable. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-YOU DON'T REALIZE
the many advantages we offer YOU TO
own your own home We have the best
built houses ever offered for sale at the
-iawest prices.-laSiESt- -termsA ISAAC L.
GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE--ON ALABAMA AVENUE.
an S-room cottage. facing on two avenues.
also good barn; will DE sold on easy
'ermS; price $500. ISAAC l.. GOFF Co.
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FOR sALE-A SPLENDID INVEST
ment for some one. ~ tenements on Ce
dar street. renting for $S2 month; will b'
sold at a sacrifice. ISAAC L.. GCFF CO
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FOR SALE-LOT i0xS0 FEET ON
Laurel ave. Edgewood villa Plat; price
$3.50; $40 down; balance on small monthly
payments. @. l.. * III. j. GROSS. Man
ayers OF Estates. Banigan Building
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FOR sALE-A BRAND NEW COT
tage Of rooms. located In a place 5uita-
bic TO Keep poultry; SI0U down. balances
same as rent. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-A TMO-FAMILY HOUSE.
with lot 50xl0O. on DeSoto street. for only
5000; good chance 10 secure a bargain.
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO
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FOR SALE-$2OO DOWN BUYS A
beautiful home at Washington Park: ali
improvements; balance IN monthly pay
co
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FOR SALE--FoR Sc WE WILL IN
sure your household furniture or dwell
n most reliable company ISAAC l..
GOFF co
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FOR SALE-AT OAEHuRST, LOTS
500 up: buy now and get In before the
rise in prices; 81 down. 50c. a week.
ISAAC L. GOFF co.
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a two-family house. in good repair. with
corner lot lOxlO0: will be sold reasona bic
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALrs--WhY PAY RENT WHEN
YOU can buy an up-to-date cottage in the
city by paying the same as you are now
doing Let as talk IL over with you
ISAAC L. GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-LoT 4OxSO FEET on GAIL
ave, Edgewood villa Plat; price. Sl50; Sl5
down. q. J.. x III. j. GROSS. Managers
or Estates. Banigan Building.
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FOR SALFs--HERE is ANOTHER OF
those god Investments that happen
only onCy IN long time: Two 2-famiIy
houses on Gallup street. $500. ISAAC l..
GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-A SACRIFICE IN A COT
tage and two lots OF land: price only
$500; don't let this chance pass. For par
uculars inquire OF ISAAC J.. GOFF co.
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FOR SALE--A SPLENDID RESI-.
dence OF II rooms on Princeton avenue
with improvements galore and large
lot 90xiO0 See ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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TENEMENTS TO LET-oNE WITH
) rooms I'm good order, sll "A month, one az
IS aud one at $3.50 Call at 81 Elm street
on Robert Muir