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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

Lucas County. ,, a.
the senior PARTNER Of the firn !" IA (,ify
cheney &, 90. doing business III rtn,ros,,id.
Of Toledo. county and statS Az" INN of
and that said hrml Will payss ''f for c,ch
.o>r HUNDRED DDlLAkH cannot
and every case Of Catarrh tha' G',,,
i" ~" cured ~ the msc q Halls r o9raYii
cure. fltANN ''.I,srribed in
sworn to before me and SUBS, i2"..i,i -
NV rrexcncc, this 9Th day Of pee Gm
a. r.. 1856. "A. w: 49, pubIic
,|"HD No. intarna Is
Halls Catarrh care is taken ~, ,d mn
and acts directly on tnc bioou 'Snnd for
cons surfaces Of the system "e""
''''''' F. J. CHENEY < co. Toledo -
IJnii.x r'a,n!ig rills arc :hc best.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08
CITY SOLICITORS REPORT.
What Has Been Done BY City Sol; !or Ihomp
son the Past Year.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

Whll" practiying III the Wavcrly han
gymnasium, yesterday afternoon. Dan
iel tonY slipped and fell. striking on
his left arm ana breaking one of the
bones in that arm near the wrist Dr
Campbell was summoned and reduced
the fracture. While the break will
trouble him for some time. MIR Cony
will probably J." able to take his place
on the 'CnE High School base ball
team soon after TIE opening Of the
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

Such marvellous improvements in
records ana machines have rcccntlv
'''h m|dc that We guarantee YOU
never heard anything to compare with
th"m before" can ut Bert l.. Youns's
Granite Bank building. ana see these
rev improvements. Sec adj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

II one were permitted to judge from
NC number of dry goods boxes which
nave lined the sidewalk in front of
u" Water street stores for the past
lew days. it would appear that most
of the stores have received their srrin.,
lines of goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

The remains Of the late Mrs. Annie
H. Smith, who died at Mcdford. Mass.
Tuesday. We're brought to this city on
the 1.35 train. this morning Mr..
Smith. who was 4 native Of North Au-
&usta, WAS - years of age. a husband.
Richard y. Smith. survives her. Tn"
funeral will take place, lit ? o'clock
this afternoon, mt the residence of Mrs.
Abbc Wood at North Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

The regular meeting Of August
Camp. No 400. Modern Wuodmen of
America. was held at the han in Darby
block. last evening. BUSINESS 81 I'M
pnrtauce vas transacted and th"n
those present. numbering about -. sat
Gown to a supper of which bake1 leans
WIS the prcdnmiu"tinE feature. ~
voted il ~ most enjoyable meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

81 had a running, itching sore r. my
leg. Suffered torturas. Doan's Ointment
took away the burning and itching In
s.antly, AID quickly effected armament
cure" c. W. Lenhart. Bowling Gree.
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NV. f1wky.ti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

y beautiful show of flowers. today
~ fartildSes. Hoses of all colors, VIC
ictS' hYacinths, frccsias and carnations
tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

The evergreen decorations which
nave adorned the front of the post Of
nee for some time. were taken down.
yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08
Local and Business Tips.

At Young's Market all kinds Of fresh
fish Kcnnehec smelts, alive. last
night.
Elegant kcnnchcc smcltS. white hal
ihut. selling very cheap at know'ton'
now marlNct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

+. w. Farley of Harvard, rs Law
School. '0l. has been engaged to coach
the University of Maine foot BAH team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08
Daily ksnneber Journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

Visitors from the country districts
''l"rt great deal Of sickness. the
SIP being most prevalent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

Is fer sale by the BOTANICAL 30.
Of Salem Mass. and will cure CAN
GERS, LEPRoSY. SALT RHEl NJ,
SCROFULA. ERYSIPELAS and I'LL
kinds Of HTMORS arising from =
disordercd state of the liver ANA
blood. Letters Of enquiry sent t.
the Company will receive prompt at
tention Office. No. Hardy street,
Beverly. Mass. Snardlt~
The sun., 1901-01-27
WE MENTION FEW OF THEM

"la Cascade, Nos. and >" Thirty
inches oi So'd ore are IN sight. The
lode, or vein, mus hc ~ least four fect
IN thickness. The whole ot these two
mining concessions ls all ore.
ola Cuprita. "ls the continuation o.
Ia Cascade to the north and carries the
same Kind OF mineral"
"rhc Nc>,osa. "lhe vein can he seen
tor 600 metres on III. ridge. The
mneIalllcd formation is from two to
four feet IN thickness and the quartz
tlSsutcS arc sixteen inches IN thickness
and solid. The Minis Is well situated TO
he worked Nv tunnels"
"CuroroSa, "Formations four TO SIX
feet thick between granite walls. The
mincial found Is neialIc copper and
oxide ot oopoet.'
"tlondonata. as very LARGE quartz
formal on, well m.ncrallred and six fee;
IN thickness from val To wall"
The Nacaroca coal mines 60 with the
above copper properties and consist of
four seams running from four 10 ten feet
IN thickness, and q! excellent quality,
suitable for smelling ard CokinC.
Hartvoot thinker IN great abundance,
suitable for tmherag and construction
purposes, good limestone IN large guam.
titles and magnificent water power Su'h.
Gent for all purposes are found on these
mining conCrSStUn,
Mineral Resources OF tho Republic
OF Colombia, South America.
We have lust received from the CO.
lombiau Consulate a hook ~ $50 pages,
full OF interest, gIvings q tuli report OF the
The sun., 1901-01-27

80 'rerfs .t.H ps..f .r.r.' '.s
eos \. .... I. fr# H.r.r. .s .rf rs
'nI o. ".f .Hf" b#H #.|
b. '' .'gHf H.. O.. .tU's eco .r .I. IrHH
10 '..1 s'I s.rits s'f- ..r. |.a. f.H
hr.'s hrI 7r..". fHH. r......f tu.
1a.'If'rs '~i r.rt cell r,.I'H..t
70 men .i small ue4ns u.sH' f1
H'. rs'ng ..g.iir.rs Hr ff.., nru.rg
H1 small s.u..
sch VOC R.IIi f1tseooI ran ef7
some capita. great trHuHt .s 1H' ra.ra
shft, 'o 800 |rfH frIfr n.f. .1 .uurar.
a'h me-. hsNrt ~ ,urr.r Department. |
- not attend % 'uIf snrs e. sHou'I
iri nt 0a1 farm a1i tI. store n.s1. en-
's'fansc' KNOWING nothing - i.. country,
,nI|l in nothing atone. I. .n rt .aph..'.
o' 19cuntsri.0t of che COLONY. can 'uN
Means, Nras, ,.r1. u,t. pUiatpr. ini 'u-
0toiu,ts ~ the ,ounir, generally. So
,''afcf man stranger ,hn. iora airIs. ]
tf.I out nv experience lrI opportunities
TO trade i0 the ptpiu,ts ~ the country
ara nv time, 50 'ar q, ! san, agh.1,t
smother sni his caT tai. Ne an leave r.,
money ] I'll RI, aHrrc n ,an irsu upuu
~ a. Ne need foreign aru,l-s, i0i Ne ,l1
iaAc N rubber and ray In goods '1r same
sni snip 10 our credit m New lorx, &. |
give YOU The outlines anI YOU csn arrange
'hc thing as you think lust itar l' ]
undertake to do all this alone cannot 40.
tend 70 II as one should and | have but
lluIe expectations that my son, Walt.r,
sil remain here Tor a few wear, 20 come,
AZ east, ana an inttrcstei rafts ls the
best policy. The same man san, = he
lIAcs, a0i ! would aI,lsr ~, ne building
up a ilnlI Of Ca,lo or Tobacco or some.
thlne Ui the Kind. We, our COMPANY.
could p.snt tobacco, make igars, 81, ana
paw our help mostly from the store aai
get our work done very cheap. With
smart man We can do large business
We san employ the native peon girls of
experience m our tobacco business, which
comes muCh cheaper than our own
country help. leave this 10 YOU, now
that ! have suggested in a rough way
what can BE- done.
II further information is necessary |
VIII take pleasure IN answering any let.
tcrS OF inquiry thar may receive.
would suggest that YOU request your
valued agent at hoglid TO confer with the
proper GDterrWeT' nr.1.s as soon as pos
Slbe, and have every effort made 10 carry
On the work OF building the road from
h"i7 Vino 70 B.ga'I
With the hope that my letter may Ne o'
ser'Ite 20 intending settlers, am,
Very truly yours,
T. iS'-'o Rs-'l5, R.pal' r ~. rlb,l, s. 4.
Send for pamphlets, maps and photo.
graphs.
Applications Tor stock or lands can he
made al our office, lOl+ Empire Buiii.
ing, I Broadway, New York.
WI. II. MARTIN, Manager,
The sun., 1901-01-27
Three Hundred
Thousand Acres

on the cas-, hank OF the Msgisena River,
about five hundred miles from the coast
Iti, about 900 feet above the level OF
the sea, and has a frontage on the river OF
about IS miles.
What can he raised on the tract VIII
sopear further on. and will surely a'traSt
the attention not only OF the residents o'
the United States and Canada, but par
t,cu'arly those OF Germany, Switzerland,
france, Holland and Belgium.
There are already large number OF
settlers IN Colombia from the countries
mentioned, and all are doing we'll,
The property viii he divided into 20,
A.. SO ami lOO-alre farms, and sold 10
the first 500 settlers al S. per acre, paw
sbI. 81 per acre cash, and y i per acre IN
four equal annual payments, without IN
tcrcSt.
The climate. soil and productions are
the same a. Southern California, to
which are added tropical Fruits, sueh as
Oranges, Lemons, Lines, Grape Fruit,
Pine Apples, Grapes, Cocoa ana kuooer
Trees, Ginseng Root, Tobacco, &c.
The sun., 1901-01-27
LETTER FROM
Mr., ELISHA j. MANN
Superintendent OF tho MNgda'ena
River Colony. Colombia, S. A.
PALAGUA, COLOMBIA, =. A.,
-
Mr.. WM. n. MARTIN, Manager.

~ l.
Dee. is, 1900,
Mr.. WM. n. MARTIN, MANAGE
Nv Dear Sir:-SinCe my return from
Mcdcl,ln. have thought OF many items OF
interest m reference to oar Colony enter.
prise, winch ! desire 10 place before YOU
Tor the benefit of any settler who may
have desire To settle here.
In reference to the production o' Pine
apnlc~, W have two kinds the "Nmoo,h
CAYENNE which grows large and very
sweet, aai the "SCrrctc Leaf, which IS
more acli tran the former, and FINER
flavor. Thcy each grow and mature
rapidly, In addition to these ! can say
that all varieties Of llncapNlcs viii do
well here.
4, to the products sold here since the
Revolution has tcrn IN progress, ! cannot
give exact figures. We sold about 5000
nunehc- at pl4n,airS ~ Sl.UO u bunch
former puctS / : To 20 cents per bunch.
All the Corn v. had on hand sold at
$1,000 10 sl2,OO per 100 lbs. former
puv, S2.iO to $40 per 100 lbs.
C1,ao- chocolate beans sold al ; 90
and , 20 per IN. former price, so cents
per II.
y ooi tor Steamers use sold at about
500 per cord, or rather ! 900 huros o'
wood equal 70 200 cords - sold for
; 500.
ANY good, cGcrgctit settler who has the
mean, and who understands running
saw mill. can, II he buys a tSeniy-acre
timNer tract Of land IN our Colony, near
the rivcr, sell wood and timber 200
to > 5000 from II, and probably more
lie should have cart and oxen or mules
10 haul the wood and timber to the river.
This might be done BY the combination OF
The sun., 1901-01-27

49, =, - Arv an ~ rriOo : Nrsn
rsrsr ~ s'|iHr '.n sAHtfsf - auFs Iurr
see
-. -, foJgHs jf'tt 81 sssi,1s'r-s H'nrY
=. H-rs,r ~ .rv'' EA-g 80 suys Gnr \
.v-a. 1. G-. 'lIl - fireman st 81 irsss
A.. .tfs ~ - - Merlin. and Ano ", David
VtArg II avs Afuov \ n
,uu,, .s.# s'. a. IsFIIDOs . Euny RsT
rr -'r. 80 " Ace Wood ana sno. stls
. snFsr q N
The sun., 1901-01-27
TIM BE r..

In addition to the agricultural products
mentioned, We have thousands OF acres OF
all varieties oi hard woods, such as Ma
hogany, ljsnum Vitae, Oak, Spanish
Cedar, Ash, Laurel, Redwood suitable
for cabinet work. Also Ctnchona,
Coraiva, Sarsararllla, Cinnamon, Cloves,
Arrow Root. Ginger Root and G'nsen9
The sun., 1901-01-27
MANUFACTURING.

We are prepared to assist and encourage
any desirable manufacturing business
that may seek an opening IN our colony
W. intend that Il shall he an
The sun., 1901-01-27

nro.r nsi .4th st. $500 itsi si, n . $50
.'yl.u iAi" st % 90 . hryos Az
grts p. '''t' - ~ l'Os poui, .ff. ,suiSa %
'. SOP 81 H'sE Az - la' = al s rahi0O
.srfFal r..n a. .H y. I...su NeiAus H. ~ en-.
rfcsv payment - MONEY on. suy o. rhed~y
The sun., 1901-01-27
FOR SALE.

- acres OF oranges, between 9 and 10
wears old. All m full bearing with the
exception oi ahou; 500 trees, which are
lust beginning 10 bear. There iSanice
house of about five rooms and bath
There are two barns on the place and all
sorts ot outhOu,eS. HIRE Is DRIVEWAY
all around the house, which IS situated on
the South side 1T kuhidouN hin. IL is
perfectly froHtless There have been
l,S3S boxes picked so Tar this wear and
there are about $50 more to pick. The
crop has all htrl sold 'or So 900
Puce, $4,000. All free ana cicar. VIII
carry a mortgage OF $4,000; can get that
much on It. |, overlook the whole val.
lev doNn to the Santa Ana river. All the
water wanted at lSc. per inth from the
Riverside Water Go. There is splendid
water on the place Tor domestic use from
an artcsian well
The sun., 1901-01-27
COPIES q MINES

in South America, The company con.
trolls ~ copper claims Of about lO7 acres
each. Each claim is, therefore, equal in
area 10 about five and one.hali mining
rights In this country. They are located
near tributaries OF the MagdaleGa kiycr,
making access easy, and giving the bene.
III ot water ireights to all pairs OF the
world. Mining engineers who have cN.
smlned them Tor the COMPANY pronounce
them rich IN coPpcr ore and of apparently
eNhaustess quantity. Extracts from re.
ports on the properties will give some
idea OF their great extent and value.
The sun., 1901-01-27

Rr,-n A. or '.nil L. irytngV
r'msl7r " A.tsft iotIsfW~l ...-. 80 30
ns sAy u eUf 7lu st rms 'U0sto
AmsHr Am Av,In 81 lsDIs lO2.g
rot " beg ne Metropolitan
re Insurance co !oa ~ HAu4tuu N Weed y,s 600
The sun., 1901-01-27
FOR SALE.

% acres ci land In Riverside, Ciliior.
MA, only a block from Car line. p, acres
are IN Leciiuous trJtS, such as peaches,
apriSotS, Tlums, vIlnutS, etc. q, acres
in Ruhy Bloois, } acres in ~. Mchsels
anI ~, a,res m Washington Navels, y
acres OF which are IS wears Old and 7
acres wears OLD.
So far this year $500 boxes have been
picked AMI there are about 5000 boxes
vet on the trees. The crop will net the
owner s. 900. There {, tHo story,
s,N room house in good condition, also all
necessary outhouses, Price, S2S 900;
am offered > 1000, mortgage on Il. II
is under the Riverside canal and water is
lSc. per inch. lue pil,e Is on Indiana
Ave, within a block OF Nictora Ave.
The sun., 1901-01-27
INDUSTRIAL COLONY,

where We will have the following;
Carriage and wagon factory, blacksmith
shops, furniture factory, cigar factory,
box factory, shoe factory, ice factory and
electric plant, agricultural implement
works, iron foundry, mining machinery,
flour and grst mill. saw mills, and within
= few wears other industries will follow.
The sun., 1901-01-27
California

" have a0i ln any par - ti''prna,
srI gur',uprF fine Orange Groves a.
Rivers ne. unuflo. Pomona sni a.so u0.
improved n1is cheap.
,hpic~ taiforuta Grange and emon
Isud
Tpo hundred a.res ir.. c''ss orange
a0i lemon land I0 tine brg-si Orange
gruaI1g section tu the World, absolutely
frp,tic,s ani very hest ~ water rights,
abundance o. ' Land al cleared fraiy
10 plant you'd make splendid small
D1.uHN About So les from Riverside
near the famous Magnolia sstnuc. Csn
or Sought in 10 or 2O.a.re i-acts 'or
Sl.SO per aSre. II IS very choIvc and
icsIrin,c. Voult max" lovely homes tor a
f-a Sele,t families. water 0ipei, under
pressure, - the hlgI ,Orner Of each 10
aNre pieCe.
Ien.a,re Orange Grove on Magnolia
Ave. acres seedlings 10 Years Old .
3 acres Naycl Oranges, , aces Water
Blood Oranges, : year, oil, all IN bear.
Irg. Nua. house and harm. Crop last
year sold for 81 200. This year will
bring S., 500. Abundance Of water
prise s., 5000. Tins properly IS on the
most beautiful avenue IN California
The sun., 1901-01-27

s NtN = tNp b. udfrG "'r- I.'gr i.aiG,ug
; ..'. 10 N...-Hu r .u.'. ono h.ud''d ANA '' -
u i.-- 'fuU Nta NO.H uu" wIr 'fpp dttsHl DOB. 70
.fu..,a ur'. ..Hf %. Ir rt,. '.nf Nr'r - N n
D.NI.Ii.' aH.r"t,'l'" Sls'uu. N.INNHu u.nt'. ~ h.
INH NNI' \ -'''n..s.u N"u-'. 10 GOOD rrcrt.
Win .t Improvements. 100 gvpd lIFhtu'iu'f NJ
Flu-hiuy. g,,ri., h.rpNgN u'.r' Ntf, t.R -oraiI,.
Addi,.- = y btll., IL Nuuh rarrons az. l.usA.
ing, 3 y
The sun., 1901-01-27
PLAns Pued for New Buiidings.

rDWN lbNN
tSc.is o' Fygr'.slis a.
q - vsE at sory tenement and s,or. SAN
u. Makr.nsty - T. ssth a. owner
.g. e,.s - -. ,,o 900
vlr1 81 y Improvement TO store A.dl'ch
ss.sp % UrNAdwsy, owner cust .... toO
lNr e. .1' p 'U UyruvemtnI " dwelling and
stor- SAN I-l JAc bs, 81 ~ and Avenue
a.r H'nIy h.sih. lsl a5Ih Vi
.-l..d cuN ........ ............ 800
Htl} - 'mpfnS.fn-ni TO school eiy u
N,s lu's vu'r y Robinson, architect
ss,'Ss vt $. 81 u proitm-lI 10 stores
N,'sa.-N OLSON s. iAoeuy 1t n~nertr-
-s.as ID, % ,,U.andt sL afchited cuSI. 200
PAST SiuY.
e ~ y Ftrh ~. 'CLss1 Fou-t.srts and i'0th rsl
.ra r - O. 'ne ,,,ry shed. Peter CLANCY,
.'-u.s'. .aa-r NcuA l!9l 81 a',
- - ara 7s 80 s.cor improv-m.n,to
H,' A0t ,t..s .r.rgc storm. ho,e savoy.
0vl-f F. rs r'Ss,u. :saa lN ay arch!
lsf 900
ct ~ SOS lrwur.rn.n, to tv,lins ard
g.. .a,ra0'r Lewis premises owner.
yr.1 So. 10 'mvro,emsu, 10 stor. wnl.m
az - uSrs'. II Haunef>on. Arc.i
l't O.st ifs
Vfsr SIpF.
tT'r " Ft1A ~ G4,-1 'Irt,,r:a and Iiots Gs.l
e. ~ p Improvement 10 store Henry
N'.sen'tA 'es.N'NNal 81 owner. "
.'.>.H. '.l p .iT 81 HrrhNtr' cusi ..... $50
W1pNN
lHrnr:h ~ -. R,crfl
A.. n, $50. a. Az ono story dwelling
.rfr 'Ags.'sv. NuiAmshfidg-, owner.
.a.. ssks. ~. hitsrt c,,t ...'. ........ 1900
Ah1 e. ', 'n O 'ip>, ~ Improvement %
'Ns..rg Af : 81 - william ~ Nuke. (ity
'S,tH I.Erf T. N-r, architect cuSt ..'. 1000
The sun., 1901-01-27
THE RICHEST
Property
IN SOUTH AMERICA.
OUR CELEBRATED

International Copper Co.'S properties,
which We have near Natagaima, Depart.
men, OF Tolima, Republic OF Colombia,
are probably the richest
The sun., 1901-01-27
Resources
Of
Colombia,
South
America.

THr CARTAGFNA TERMINAL AND
INPRONFNtNT COMPANY, lIM-
lied, HAS \ TRACT OF
The sun., 1901-01-27
FOR SALE.

2s acres 2.year.old Navel oranges,
irostleS location, Water right the best
in this part OF the country, iSc. per
inch. under the Nivenda Water Co. There
are no buildings, but 4 beautiful building
site on prominent street. IL is \
miles from Riverside and about q mile
from the City limits. The property OF &
acres across the street from II sold FOR
$4,000. IL was planted by the same
people who own the above 2S acres. The
taNes and maintenance fec will amount to
about $40 per annum. The price OF this
place is S 1000.
NOrF,--Wc desire TO notify our cor.
respondents and others, who may take an
interest IN our Colony, thar since We com.
menccd advertising our enterprise in the
The sun., 1901-01-27

Ac'.cuutu,sl and si~esri s-.ou'c~.
~ Cote r1his
r...r o. vI.' srrI f1 GOV tiIssTs r0 .
.e.r'1f l1 ..Hts. com Hr N.st'se usmrs
|r ..t.tr. lUf uVU.N re- q 10 HnI
I I'f.. 10 tAlIt.FNIN .. |st'
'.r u.tr.r rsr .H'art, rhFs 49,
fr..s tff.ats
The sun., 1901-01-27
,M'A. MARI,N,.

PLEASE MFNfiON This fRPfR
WIEN YOU WRITE TO OUR OFFICES
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE
ABOVE LANp>
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r.v $50 - - 80.
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FIRST CLASS COLONY,

namely, flrN class saw mill, TO Ne
operated Nv wcll known mill man OF
lniiaHa, who has purchased 5000 acres
ul our haf lW ond lImtcr land, AZ $40 rcr
acre. In addition to getting his own tim.
Ncr, he agrees 10 purchase Tor cash any
timber cu; nv aHv settler on our COLONY.
and haul the same TO his mill. Hc Wiil
also have 20 SO Custom Work for any ser.
tier. Through tie same medium OF al.
NcrtiSlnC " uaye applications fur 10 ani
50 a,r. farms rom more than 50 settlers
IN Massachusetts, so from Missouri, ard
over 100 from other States.
Parties desiring 10 subscribe for Shares
OF StoyA IN our COMPANY can DO so nv
raylnc Two Dollars share cash. and one
dollar q share per month tor eight months.
Remit hy ENo5-,S money order, or Post
Oti',C money o'Jct.
Send Z gents "a Stirlr, for pamphlets,
maps and photographs.
Applications Tor Stosk o. lands can he
made al our office, lOli Empire Build.
inc, II Broadway, New York.
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ruAfantrst IN all tie disease peculiar 10 men biood
iolsnn skin diseases. sidney And bladder Houolsi
v,nknr,S nervous debility. sfuts uf youth. bad
creams unitNrlnprd ufgAns impedments v mar
tny, &c CuuSIli old Dt 'try nfN he 10 the OLD
ID ,stshi.hrd and thr Longest IN practice Of any
,Ierin IL, In The city ofcc over S3 yeats al 20 EAu
Inn u near uiUu square. Hours. W Sun'
.nVs MOS Sclrutnc treatment advice free As4i
ain, only So cents No, o,hA'gr NulrSs cured.
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Borough OF Bronx sale or Rent.

so AN northeast corner l3sth =, asX.o.
hNfsA.L tO uu.rl pItcuasrT
WILLIAM ". HNAN. IIa broadway
TlN.HuuN nov NE siM two l,u. Hurn, Av
hronN BOROUGH. wu'th . 500 VII .tn ut a great
hatyalL to n.lrS put,has't. terms o. sat
liNiNnR 4 g. ll RiAN iV Hiding 4 saw
lNtS ASSOC IluN. ~ ~ wall 81 y
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William p. Rae Company,
FRANK n. TYLER,
FRANK n. TYLER

luH SALE 'c'rrSou ~. u',r l'oi'nra Hy
q fr, Stri' rud lo''sUsui 'f'rk A" Iprr-. .u,''
lul 40 NnrfIN"r"i'. guri rfIrf sA,f.H ,'rr
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New York Daily Sun

We have secured through said medium
the most important industry needed in
the establishment of
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pV AND Mrs. MALE, regular graduates;
~ 50 Sturr rpcf'cuCr IN female Complaints,
',,r. lsitr. from Huy sc Immediately relieved
,.ll,u 1 uuratIur rain uf danger; hefmless, efsc.
~, Ah-,l Ifr o., = ~ to cHtsr. private .AniMruu,
V.i, irgtI,d p.t.t- fDf IAtrLtr desiring Ia remain
,'rulr g.rui'. rAv l,lf. y 10 o, cnnsulnuon free;
,,r dem a. r Wet lam -
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Borough OF BROOKLYN Sale or Rent.
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NEN MODERN sN%toJy Wtie Apartment WnIs,
all rented ctcst ftu'irg location mar Si.,,rsnrt
SQUARE $1,000 cash required ANES & yr. i0g
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