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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-11-15
TO CREDITORS.
oct11 13t

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters tesla
mentary on the Personal Estate of
ELIAS BARNES,
late OF Carroll county, deceased All persons
having. claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the sub.
scriber, on or before the Goth day of May,
1902; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this goth day of
October, 1902.
j. OLIVER WADLOW,
oct 70 At Executor
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week days only.
Stops to land only Baltimore passengers
Sunday Trains.

Sunday Trains.
On Sunday trains will leave Hillen Station al W.
a. m. and 2.35 p. M, Westminster ll5 a. m. 4it
M arriving at Union Bridge at 1l45 a. m. and III
D. M Leave Union Bridge at Gas a. m. and 400
NJ Westminster 7.2O a. m. and 43i p. NJ, arriving
at Hillen Station at 9.07 a. m and 6.l5 ,. IN.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania k. X. DAILY eh
cept Sunday. )-Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
wife at S.3S $50 and 1910 a. IN. and 40 ana oS
D. m. Trains for Tancytowu, LlttleStoWn snd
Columbia leave Bruceville 9.47 a. m. and 80 p H.
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg ahO
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg Division iesVe
Baltimore, daily, except Sunday, at 10 A. H. aLu
1872 D. M Through cars for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, excep
Sunday, at Oh a. m. -
Passengers for and from CherrJ Run Williams
port, 2. V. and intermediate points, from ana lG
stations east of Hagerstown, change at llagerSowh
Orders for baggage calls can be left at IlcSs
Office No. 2l5 East Baltimore street Baltimore
F. S. LANDSTREET,
Vice-President and General ManageF
B. H. GRIswoLD. Gen'l. Passenger Agen'. OF"
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CARDs AND CIRCULARS printed at
~ this O6ice.
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Mrs. Sarah NJ. Jones, aged 1O3 years,
died at Binghamton, N. Y, November q.
She was a native Of Philadelphia, Pa. and
her maiden name was Partridge.
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GPECIAL NOTICE.

Galvanized Feaclng Wire at prices that have
never been known in the trade.
Lead and Oil so cheap that anyone can al
ford to paint this season. ca.
Ice is plenty. We have large stock OF the
best make of Freezers and RefrigeratorS'
Don't you need Gasoline or Oil Stove iOt
summer cooking? We have them; they are
cheap. a.,
Door and Window Screens of various styles;
A full line of frst-clas Cooking Stoves anu
Ranges, of long established reputation I"
reduced prices.
A call will soon convince you that the BOT %
tom has been completely knocked out OIL Tue
price of Nails.
Glass, Oils, Paints and Putty, Plastenng'
Hair and Cement and in fact everything III IL
the Building Hardware line can be toGna, ~
well as low prices, at the old established stan0
Of
GILBERT & GEHR,
Corner Main and Liberty Streets,
Westminster, Md:
Plumbing, Heating, Spouting, Tin R |, on
is our specially. leu ~
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SHAW DRUG co.
Di.IVATE SALE.

The undersignea, agent, has for sale the
following described properties
Dwelling house, No. 4S, on Liberty Esya
street. Westminster; frame, part brick 49, Y! y
and part weatherboarded; 3 rooms ana w'oe
hall on LIST floor; rooms and bath room on
2dfoor; cellars under whole building; gas and
water; well arranged in every respect
Lot No. Al, Liberty street; good newly
built stable in rear on alley.
Three lots on Fair Ground containing from
2 to q .acres each; now in grass; will be solo
separately or jointly as desired. CO.
Also farm of So acres, short distance from
the eity of Westminster; improvements are
large brick house, stable and other outbu,id'
ings. This land is of good quality ana IN
good condition; well watered, &c. VIII III sen
It in whole or any part of it desired. inere
are several fine building sites upon 1T.
4 Terms to suit
f. LYNCH, Agent,
sent aStf Westminster, Md.
CARDS AND CIRCULARS printed at
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16

lot q 4xl0Ou feet The buyer has resold the
property to Antonio Nirga.
Peter Herter has sold a seven story tenement
house. on plot 5S 9xlOo feet the southeast cor
Building on plot 2x165xa5XH feet at the north
west corner OF Rlvington and Suffolk SITS
Bryan l. Kennedy has sold for Henry G, D. de
Nell. No, GO Ludlow-st;. a fve story tenement
house, on a lot 2J.6NSIb feet
Mandel & Moran have bought Nos. 2S3 and 235
Henry-st., two brick dwelling houses. on plot
B. F. McQuay & Co have sold for R. w Thomas
NO l4l2 La Fontaine-ave.. two story frame
dwelling house.
Jacob Rothschild is said to have sold No 1oi
dwelling house on lot 2OXlO-2 feet.
Max Marx has sold to Mrs. Maria n. Anderson
three four story tenement houses, with stores, at
the southeast corner OF Ninety-hfth-st and Third
ave In part payment Mrs Andersen gives No I6S
story fathouse, On a lot 2'X93u rect.
r ortmann has sold for F. X. Keller No. 435 West
Forty-thrd- st. Ave story brick tenement house
a plot &XlOOb rect
The American basement dwelling house, No. A
East Eighty-second-st-, has been sold.
Daniel Hennessy has sold plot 5ox1Oo,n feet on
the north side OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l40 feet west Of Madlson-ave
= b. Mcdonald is the lessee OF the plot. 496x
rs feet at the southwest corner of Thirty-second-
st. and Sixth-ave.
Thomas L. Watt is said to be the buyer Of No.
ass Broadway, which was recently sold.
PLANS FILED FOR GRAND THEATRE.
Plans were filed at the Bureau OF Bui' dngs. Man
haitian on Friday for four story brick theatre
t he erected on the southeast corner OF Grand and
Cbrvste sts being 100 feet in Grand-st by 100 feet
=, rr,,-rs+,e-st II viii be known the Grand The
stre and will have three balconies Harry Fischel
OF No. 2l5 East Broadway. is the owner ana " 5o ID
ToabTar ~ No II Broadway, is the archltect. Ine
i(oeOMtei' M nIaced at SIS O00 The plot which the
Viii stand was formerly known as the Lord
& Taylor property.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

william +. Mangam has sold for Atmore L. Bag
got to Nathan and Leon Hirsch the six story apart
ment house known as the KanedaIe, on the north
east corner Of MadisOn-ave and Eghty-eighth-st.,
stze to0I ~, teeC III 'e R eated oS one ~ b ~ bib
est points on the avenue.
A. w. Mclaughlin &c Co. were the brokers IN the
sale Of the block front IN Broadway east side.
Eighty-dfth to Eighty-sixth St, for the General
Building and Construction Company to the Eighty
sixth Street Company. This transaction involves
the erection Of high class twelve story apart
ment hotel, which VIII have an underground con-
nection with the subway station at this point.
Post & Reese have sold No 3S East sixty-third-
st. q four story brownstone dwelling house, on lot
1Sx1OO5 feet for the Real Estate Security Company
TO client
Francis G. Lloyd was the seller OF No 1923 East
sixty-fourth-st The brokers IN this sale were Post
& Reese.
BIeirnan & Co, as brokers, have sold No 1Os
Bleecker-st.. old building, a lot 25x125 feet
The buyer will build seven story loft building on
the property.
Porter g. Co. have sold for George Teifel No IL
West One-hundred- and nty-second-st., a three
story and basement brownstone dwelling house on
a lot ls.7xlOOu feet.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society has sold
Nos 81 and 66 East Seventy -sixth-st., two four
story and basement brownstone dwelling houses. on
a plot SSxlO22 feet
William R. Lowe & Co. have sold for H. A.
webster the Howell, seven story apartment
house on a plot 1O0x100u feet on the south side Of
One-hundr red and-twenty- -fourth-st. 200 feet west
takes No 554 to 564 West observation-disclosures sixty
nrst-st six three story and basement dwelling
houses.
M. f. Hewitt & Co. have sold for Leonard L.
TJiu 20 s Painter No 1872 West Ninety-seventh-st
a three story and basement dwelling house. a
lot l7.6xlO0n feet
Duff & Brown have sold for the Kings County
Savings Institution No b25 West One-hundred-
snS-dftieth-st a three story and basement dwell
ing house, on lot 1sxs9.n feet
David Blair has sold to Adolph Pechner. No. 2ss
East Seventy-ninth-st., a five story brick build
ing on a lot 25x102.2 feet.
Charles f. Duross has sold for the estate Of
Vincent c. King No. 23S West Fourteenth-st.. a five
story hathouse. on a lot 2oxlO3.S feet
Harry NJ. Goldberg has bought from Jackson s.
Stern Nos s. and 81 East
two Ave story hathouses on plot 5Oxl0on feet
John Beekman has sold No. 3H East One-hun-
dred-and- six st. a four story tenement house. on
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED,
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March Is SpeciaD-Although there was
g prediction OF a cold wave as far south as Mis-
soun smaller receipts than last year and better
shipping business there hardly any rally 20
the wheat market To-nights close was only 80
over Friday. and to-nights figures PIC lower than
last Saturday. May opened at 75i4c, sold between
75zc and 747gc, and closed at 751sc sellers; July
closed e. 752c. The cold wave is 10 be accom-
panied By rain or snow. but did not excite many
fears here. because there was cold wave in
March last year Gables were relatively steady: off
very slightly. Liverpool was Z cents over Chicago
May Paris was higher. Northwestern cars
were only 35s against S76 last year; primary re-
oeipts, 10000 bushels against 63sVo primary re-
ceipts tor the week are 10000 bushels less than
last years Shipping sales we're about 100000 bush
els OF hard winter. The seaboard reported u
loads Winnipeg reported better bids from Mani
tobs- Clearances were 10000 bushels. The Nsinle
Monday viii probably decrease lOn~V pusheIs'
Worlds shipments VIII not exceed e,VoVVV Dusheis'
Armour was covering wheat in a large way
cudshy was liberal seller. Wheat shows 10 cents
oecline since January.
The corn market was kept within narro" hhiiitS
ey the occasional wheat weakness. The close was
ke 20 Rsc over Friday. and about Ac over last
week The small receipts are the innuence. May
opened al 62ikc, sold between 63&c ana oZ7%c ana
closed at G252c bid. July closed at 621sc selers'
Receipts here were only So cars and MONDAY 8
estimate I05 Primary receipts for the week. looVoO
bushels were 10000 less than the week previous
and $4,000 less than last year. cables were
Steady; clearances were 1900 bushels Kansas C1ty
shc ST. Louis are shipping double their receipts. M
Primary receipts Of late have been less than zNoo
bushels The cold wave Will renew the winter anu
may Increase the corn necessities West
Oets were up no 10 &c, range narrow ana the
market quiet May closed at 4s1zc. sellers ana the
sIy 5stc September closed at 39ssc. Oats recelpts
we're as small the corn 67 cars and loo expect
% Monday. The cold wave Will probably make ah
much difference 10 the oats situation as anything
use Delaying seeding.
'la1seed was unchanged; cash. 81 6s TO u H. ana
' MAY g 7sk. sellers. At the three points there
1e cars received, against % last year.
ft'Vision prices held. the fluctuations the mar
Ges' possible. Packers were buyers OF ribs for
- probably against July Gales earlier In the
1 All interests report better demand for
- particularly hams. Provision prices nave
90. uhs week, although hog receipts have peen
~ - over last year. stocks decreasing IN spite
" 'hs big receipts
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
AMERICANS WIN MATCH.
rrurY DEFEAT THEIR ENGLISH COUS-
ms IN CABLE CHESS
TOURNAMENT.
,,7JsBrRYs PLAYING A DISAPPOINTMENT
FOR A TINE THE OUTLOOK WAS DIS
coURAGING FOR LOCAL MEN.

After two days Of hard fighting. in which
,se scales turned now IN favor of one and then
sgain IN favor Of the other party, the American
,esno vanQuished their British opponents last
night this being the seventh Of the interna-
,,onal series Of matches for the Newnes cup.
The victory was by the odd game only. and the
Americans came very near being doomed to dis
appointment, as. when the time TO stop play
ssd arrived. there were still three games upon
which the contending parties could not agree as
regards the results. Finally the secretary Of the
Brooklyn club sent a dispatch to London that
Hodges and Howell had surely won positions
IN hand, and that Newman's game ought to be
drawn, and requested the British officials to
come 10 q settleme,4t After waiting anxiously
for a few minutes the answer came that Great
Britain would accept the terms of Brooklyn, and
heartily. congratulated the Americans upon their
brilliant victory, as America had now won 81
esmes and Great Britain 4Ia.
The honor of achieving the first victory fell to
-he Engshulen by virtue Of Trenchard's brill
iaut defeat Of Delmar on Board No Z. Almost
simultaneously came the news that Atkins the
amateur had lowered the colors Of Marshall.
This was a staggering blow, as the Brooklyn
Chess Club had relied upon Marshall and Pills
bury winning their respective games. AT that
tine the outlook that the match would he
lost Eymes then in difficulty. and Voigt
appeared 10 be beaten. The former. however,
soon e1trIcated himself. and proposed draw,
which Mills accepted. Voigt also redeemed him
self by winning the lost piece. and the game
was eventually drawn.
For q long time afterward the score re-
NAMED 10 ! in favor Of the Englishmen. The
solitary win for the American side had been
achieved later the last board by Helms. To
the great surprise, not 10 say disgust, Of every
one, PIlsbury was unable to make any headway
against Lawrence. and had 10 be finally satisfied
with draw. Barry made great efforts TO win.
but could not do il, and finally accepted the
offered draw. After the agreement Of the con-
tending parties the remaining games ended.
stated above. and the victory belonged TO the
Americans.
The summary Of the match follows
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16

CHAIR and BOOKER. de-
signed for the country house.
with maple frames, panel
backs and seats, upholstered
in green and red. Special for
Chair only. y.-----....3.59
Rocker only............3.S5
Table OF very pretty style.
polished golden oak: turned
legs; fancy edges;
square top. 2ox20 4 On
In. for........... A%O
CHIFFONIER. OF very popu-
lar design. in polished golden
oak finish: swinging bevelled
mirror. 5 drawers. = IS
panelled sides. at. c.hO
CLOCKS. in largest variety
OF styles. sizes and makes,
such as mantel. parlor. hall.
office. store and kitchen
clocks, at extremely low
prices. Hall clock S feet
high. 12- inch dial. S-day
movement. and striktn
hours and half hours; worth
fully $4,000. very Dc 1E
special for only. c'~D
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
UPHOLSTERY.

Nottingham LACE CURTAINS. doubls thread.
floral and real lace patterns
Reg value. 81. 90; special .59c. per pair
Beg value 10; SPECIAL & per Par Par
Reg value 4.oO. special. -.....-.. ..49 per pair
Embroidered RUf1e CURTAINS 0f finest St
Gall Swiss; regular value. $3.50: special. 75
per uair- ---- ---..----.-- A"SO
Rurfet Bobinet CURTAINS , yards long. lace
edge and Insertion durable and pretty.
Reg. value $500: special. 10 per pair
Rec. value. go. special. --s5 per pair
Reg. value. 300: special ---....-. 1.75 per pair
Reg. value. 4.5O: special. 2.49 Per pair
IOCNGiNG PILLOWS. 24X24. covered in ORR
entail tapestry well filled with clean. odOrless silk
floss; regular value. S1.I5: special. 81 60
edcl . . e 10
4x24 Uncovered SILK Floss PILLOWS. well
nlled' regular value. I5c. each; special. 40,
- SID Covers. Shades Summer Draperies Cossv
corners and Turkish Rooms made to order
ESTIMATE GRATIS
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS from the
pest growers in the country. sold a exclusive
seed dealers az &c per package. here FOR a.
o4'''' eacIi- .-.----.----.----- ~
Our line of SEWING MACHINES includes n.
best productions OF the best known rnanufactIrrsr.
an are characterized by excellent construction ars
tlsh grade IN every respect and are complete with
the latest improvements. each machine has poI-
lshed oak stand hne cabinet work "a N =
The Speedway. 3-draWer machine 1900. = 70
e.. 1850
GO-CARTS AND BABY CARRIAGES. in ~
most complete assortment For this week Ne viii
put on sale about 2Uo GO-Carts. in several yary-
Pftts par, terms, .ll4 Of tile best reed and rs-tqT
green steel gears, patent brakes: complete vitb
IS.'., IaTaSet and sod; worth from 9 O0
Send for Baby Carriage and Go-Cart eataIozu.
honAHS. PRENO AND POGO CANrERAs-a,i
Jhe newest constructions az % per cent ~ 1sf
prices Also large line OF last saa sons ss-,1Iss
or ooN and extension Cameras at less rha1 bsIS-
lowest prices A1a at
INNt.R SETS. best domestic porcelain lOo
very handsomely decorated pieces . coIors n s.
.ee' from. complete service for II people. To-tL
SIuuo' very special for few days ONLY K
I loE per ser--- ---.-.-.........-.-. OaOC
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
White EnameIied Furni-
ture-Very Special
Values.

Complete carefully chosen assortnents OF the
latest. prettiest designs, very well made and fin
ished. For the bedroom OF town or country house
No dalntler. more attractive furniture can be
found. Every requisite every possible need. Oh
tainable here in most desirable form These spe-
cidl attractions Of superior style, with large
mirrors OF French beveIed plate finished in finest
white enamel and quoted at two-thirds their
regular prices An unusual opportunity as the
figures quoted Indicate:
Wardrobe .-......11 90 Dresser ...........0 .0.35
Chinonier .9.O9' Toilet Table. .6.SS
Idpie --.,bB
In decorated white and tinted enameIs-scores
of strtkiugly pretty designs. with lilac. iris.
chrysanthemum, rose and similar floral decora-
uons Very remarkable values.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
puA1, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,,,. st No 1872 g. 1911 It " OF Church-st. 24x
l61Ix2tt, lxIS = Essnes s. $40 $50 900
e2a-st No % Ry9Se Mgst; r 8, Gift
81 yosa1S 10 David Goldberg and wife, mortgage. -
s.SSys No i5o W $ 2Ox6O: Sylvester Pope ct al.
sIeSuss93Gos s3o 70 harms 1 22OoO
ooS "a a. p g. 100 II Q Of 8d-ave. 66x9s9; Rachel
sehei sYsDeispd 2da ortsase $4,000 s. SIS 5000
eS.b-st No 22l East, q. .Sx1OO.2 Soth-st. No 223
past 24SxlO22: Louis Bachraeh to Abram
Bachrach mortgage. SoT. 600: X 8, 50 ~. i
N,adison-avs, s W corner 9oth-st. 4OxSTe: Hattie
III HSsndelson % Kerbs and anotheri mort
~sre SIS 600; r s. s15 T5..................... 100
Ficidston Road. centre line. at estate OF Will
lam c Wetmore, I55x+0.6x irregular; Rverdale
ave W g. Nos 90 and 81. map above estate.
WORCESTERSHIRE: Riverdale-ava, W g, at centre
iins lane between land conveyed and William A
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16

HALL STAND. OF very neat
and desirable design. IN oak.
with golden finish. highly
polished. double coat hooks;
mirror and umbrella = 20
stand; special. ..---
MORRIS CHAIR. frame Of
very neat design. strong. we'll
made. very desirable. IN pol
ished golden oak finish:
special for this sale. O0
frame only y-.-...--.
ARM ROCKER OF very neat
and desirable design with
maple frame. highly polished:
very we'll made and finished
seat. covered In fibre mat
ting: durable and apprOpri-
ate: special value , 0S
for only ly---..--.----
ROCKER OF very pretty and
desirable design. In polished
mahogany finish, with tall
back and arms. extra brac-
ing. saddle shaped or cobbler
seat. special value , nE
Tor ..-..----.--.-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
NEW BrnDING PLANS.

Macdougai-st No s. for two story 9riek % oweno ave 10
10 house with stable 23-4N16.Si \ LeaR no -
King0st owner: ] B Franklin No $50 Broad
way. architect =; 37ibs for a two story
49, s,ohie with lofts 24SXA; 7 Brady, No
OK west S6th-st. owner; NJ Merritt, No l26t
Rrnadwav architect.
a1stSt N Io5 II W OF 5th-ave for ten story
brick lofts with store. 25xSl9: T. a wilcox
Gsrsev Citv J. owner; lsraeIs q darder, NO
I4o broadway, architects ~
rt,best 9 735 II OF Greenwicn-st Tor six
AAIiS1' , Srst tenement house 4Gx4T.4; NJ Rosen-
kra6z No s67 East IOth-st, owner; Lowinson
No 40 Cortiandt-st architect
80 % 80 SLrvstte sts g corner for four
stoTv brick theatre, lO0xIOO: II F1schel, No 215
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16


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New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
CARPETS.

Great sale remnants Of China and Japan Mat
tinEs ranging from yard TO - yard pieces. at
1oc. to 20c. yard according 10 size OF remnant
These goods worth double.
THE COLUMBIA-NeW weave in lngralnS,
Oriental damask effects, and suitable for any
apartment Really a beautiful carpet and nothing
like the old fashioned ingram; strictly all hSr
wool; actual value Soc only ...-.......... wv.
Another large invoice Of THE KASHMIR RUGS,
Oriental effects and reversible.
Prices: 6x9 10 Z 1915 qN12
800 z.25 1000
Our new Spring patterns Of Carpets opened
FOR inspection. Savonneres Administers. Royal
Wiltons. Wiltons. Wilton Velvets. Velvets. Body
Brussels. Tapestry Brussels. Ingrains. Nenetians-
every kind and make of carpet.
BRUSSELS from 55C up.
Large line of all wool ART SQUARES pretty
designs and col0rings
6xa TGxlO6 9xIO6 sxl2
800 $50 $50 7.2O
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16

PORCH comfortable red
tI 3SO ,
VILLA SUIT
Te sy sg s seat covered in figured denim Of excellent quality 6.05
% Sa %gT62s covered in fine quality " art denlH Very good 0.SS
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

POLISHING IRONS. best quality, tapsnned
tops IN all sizes ( lbs, &c; lbs, 21c., lbs /
Is. lbs. 10c.: lbs. 12c.. and lbs 0C
each 7nIy..-.... .....,...'. .'.''. .''''''''
REFRIGERATORS. IN all styles and makes. /
every one II them guaranteed 10 be the very best
and perfect iu every detail. We have them from /
the smallest chest go tr- largest restaurant re
f-!garstor. One IN two Sizes made ~ hard wood.
nneIy anished golden oak. with TWO front doors,
high and narrow. suitable best f.- apartments
where space has TO be econcuizCd with.
No. /.
Prce................- rs S,oS
Send for Refrlgeratcrs Catalogue.
FLOWER VASES. finest Bohemian glass. richly
decorated in c0.ar7. guit and si.yer l tHc latest
shapes and designs. also a very complete lire of
hric-a-brac. statuary and hsqua figures. Very
special Tor this week We have red R1he-
milan glass vases. beautifully oruamented IN gold.
u = inches high, worth So O. so at hOC|
Very special bargain IN carvers. CARVING
KNIVES AND FORKS. of very hest steel COCO
bolo or ebony handles, about 30 varieties 600
pairs al the very lowest figure heard of.
Also STEELS NJ equal sacrifice. Three HOr
piece sets FOR only --......-....... w
Pairs, knife and fork, only................ 1Sr
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16

CEREAL cNNISTERs, decorated set 10 2
SPICE BOXES. decorated, 8 in set..-.. 29e 4
GARDEN FAKES NAL iron. 10 in.-......14c
GARDEN HOES. steel. ....--..--... 23o
WEEDERS. cast steel. .. q
GRASS HOOKS. best steel Al, 4
TKOW ELS. best steel. I.--....... -. 1OS, /
LAWN SETTLES. hardwood --.---..-.,...fS .fSss J
HAMMOCK CHAIRS -- -,
BEOONfS. best corn ......... 80 |
DUST RJSHES. good quality. y..------.....I6s, |
SILVER POLISH. best, bottle. .....----- T.SC |
CEDAR SHAVINGS. moth proof BAGGAGE a., I
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16

enjoys as a builder Of hs~9 class dwelling houses
is Of course, an important factor in the quick dis
posal Of his houses. Apart from this he IS vet
oran in the OF building the sort of house that
usually catches the fancy Of those that in the
market TO buy.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16

A. BUSINESS DIRECTORY FREE
aauy what fs given with to-day's
an those "IdttIe Ads. Of the People,"
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
Observation-Disclosures
ATTRACTIVE Values IN BEDROOM FURNITURE


TO Se1 these high grade Dressers at third discount Off usual
hogany with large swinging French beveled mirrors fine cabinet work in
chase long to emand.