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~ They are finer than We propose to show you ranges
however that are much cheaper any supply house
-%fsa
~...>.> The Garnet, $40. -.
The Ruby, $40. =
-. Blue Steel Frame.
See our stock Of Guns, Cartridges,
Shells and H,antinG Goats. All kinds OF
Sporting Eood4.
Z: i. -Nsckhotf Bros. ::
DieCkhotf: Bros.

Newton Fauskee made business
trip to Bigelow Thursday.
J. Sims returned from trip in
South Dakato Wednesday night.
Will Madison left Thursday to
take in the county fair at Sheldon.
81 Will Humiston attended the
county fair at Sheldon Thursday.
A. E. Hart and son Friedie left
Thursday for a ten days business
trip at St. Louis.
Rev j. W. Baily will conduct; the
prayer meeting in the Presyter ian
church this evening. ~.
The Misses Mollie Prediaux
and Ethel Jones of Adrian are
guests of Mrs. j. Fl: James, Thurs
day and Friday.
A new cement sidewalk was laid
in front of J. E. Darling's grocery
store and Swanson and Anderson s
furniture store, this week.
Miss. Faith Jones returned to b er
home in Fl. Dodge, la. Wednesday,
after pleasant visit at the home
Of her brother Ned, in his city.
John Ripperberger and his son
Wesley are out on Route No. 2
getting acquainted with the differ
ent locations and etc on the route
Mr.. Ripperberger has appointed his
son deputy route agent.
There will be a Relief corps
supper at the home Of Mr.. John
Scott, on Friday night. August goth.
Supper will be served at $50.
Everybody is invited. Supper $40
for children, SIS for adults.
A sound mind in sound body is
the greatest blessing humanity can
be endowed with. It insures success
in life. Take Rocky Mountain Tea.
the advance agent of success. City
Pharmacy. 49,.
Any one who can possibly rent a
room during the fair will confer a
great favor on the fair directors
by d, making that fact known to
A. r.: Albertus. The hotels are all
crowded and the committee are
anxious to secure rooms for the
visitor who comes to the fair and
want to remain over. :
E. p. johnson, clerk in I. T.
Branigan g: department store is
suffering with disabled hand this
week. While working in the rear Of
the store building Wednesday he
scratched his hand on q rusty nail,
but gave it, no thought or attention
at the time, but on Thu rsday MORN
ing that member as fearfully
swollen and gave him considerable
pai1i::s+,', It is hoped that with proper
care no serious results will follow.
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For sale-Sweet corn SC per
dozen, IS pounds Of sugar for a
dollar, 20 pounds of rice for dollar
and board at 50. 80 per week at the
Burlington Restaurant. II If.
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BOLD ROBBERY.
About 10, O'Clock Thursday &

About 10, o'clock Thursday some
one walked into CLANCY and
Mackays furniture store and finding
no one near helped themselves to
$40 from drawer in the safe and
made good his escape. A few
minutes before 10 0 clock while the
A diva II c man was talking to
Mr.. CLANCY who was in charge of
the store a seedy ill smelling fellow
came into the store and asked for
Mr.. Palm and being told that the
gentleman as not in, went out, soon
after that a customer came lin and
wanted to look 1T some mattra sses,
Mr.. CLANCY took, him up to the
second floor while up there fellow
answering the description of the
first caller passed through the store
to the work room in the rear of the
building and spoke to the cabinet
maker who was at work there then
went out the same way to the street
and all trace of him was lost. AS
soon as Mr.. CLANCY came down
stairs with his Gust toner he discover
ed that some one had been at hi
safe and and began to investigate
finding that he was out four $40
bills: The matter was placed in
hands of the officers who at the
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY,
OF MOBILES, Sc. -

81 "A = We N1NAN ~ &2S wv - i
OF MOBILES, Sc. -.
District Court, 18th judicial
District. y
In the Matter of the Adoption of
an Infant Male Child, Which Has
Been Abandoned, and Whose
Name Is Unknown. =
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-
Whereas, a proceeding has been,
instituted in said Court, entitled as,
above, and petition therein was
duly filed in the office of the Clerk
of said Court on August 28th. A'D.-
1902, signed by Berend Arends and
Anna Arends, praying that the
Court make an order of adoption,
by them of an infant male child,~
which had been abandonded, and
whose name is unknown, reciting
among other things, that said
infant child is about three (3r
months old, of male sex, white
color and that it's parents, next of
kin, or guardian is unknown, that,
the name of such child is unknown :
and that on the morning of June
18th, 1902. such infant was found.
on the door step of the dwelling
of one W. C. King in the Township
Of Belfast. Murray County, Mime
sofa, abandoned by some unknown
person Of persons, and that since
July 9TH. 1902, such infant has
beeh in the possession of said
Berend Arends and Anna Arends,.
at their home at Wilmont, Mime
THEREFORE,, NOTICE IS,
HEREBY GIVEN, That said petition
will be heard at Worthington;
Minnesota, October 2Oth., A. D.,
1902, at the opening Of said Court.
or as soon thereafter as the samep
may be heard. }$t
Any person desiring, may appear
at such time and place, and be-
heard for or against the granting;
of said petition. '". .n:, ss.t5
Dated at Luverne, Minnesota,
August 2Sth., A. D., 1902. i
Pc. BROWN. $#'
District judge:
c.. M. Crandal]. Attorney for Petit.
TONERS. Aug. 20 :Sep.12. B
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Twill sell. OF trade for residence
property in Worthington for a good
drug stock in a growing S. Mimi.
town good location tor a druggist.
Address this Office. Elmore Drug c..
|2O-2W-1
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!. We will pay the following prices
for poultry delivered to us Aug. 20
and 80. Old hens Z cents, spliug
chickens cents. ducks z, turkeys.
2, geese 5, Sell your poultry while
the market is high.
to Kelley & Co.
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p SCHOOL OPENS

Next Tuesday, Sept 2 1902. The
young people should each go to the
rooms last attended. If any have
books they are willing to turn over
to the School Board they should
bring them Tuesday. The free school
book system goes into effect, so
(that old school book no longer have
any value except to the District.
Every pupil should be- in his place
the first day, so az to be promoted
with his class ,..,>.-,
If. you want a months tuition
free, write. the Mapkato Commercial
college: = Mankato, Mimi. for
catalogue. Fl - i.,'.lT
CARD. q
Having sold the new department
store to MIR. w. E. Nichols & Co.
Of Iowa Falls, Ia, desire to thank
the public for past patronage and
ask my friends and Continue with
the new firm who will take good
care of the trade.
All parties owing HE On book
account arG kindly asked to call at
the store at their. earliest, con:
venience and sqaure up:
Cordially
.,L| .. :, G. Murdoch"
Dated Aug, q; 1902 + .
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Wanted-A lady has equity in
good farm near Worthington that
she will exchange for residence
property in this city.
Address P. M.
Is IT,. Care Advance
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TUITION IN THE WORTHING-
TON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TUITION IN THE WORTHING-
TON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
In view of the adoption of the
Free School Books our Board Of
Education at it's meeting Aug. IT,
1902, by regular vote made the
following order: Hereafter tuition
for non resident scholars in Ora des
NV shall be II. rs per month and in
grades WIFI it shall be $500 per
month. No pupils resident within
the state shall be required to pay
tuition when regularly enrolled in,
the High School. To become
regular enrolled they must pass the
State Examinations in Geography,
arithmetic, english Grammar and,
United States history. When nom
residents have passed two of the
above mentioned. four State Exam
nations, tuition shall be charg ed
them at the rate of $500 per-
month; when they have passed
three of four State Examinations
tuition SHALL he charged at the rate
of SO cents per month. A non,
resident on entering school must
deposit with the Superinte ndent q
sum equal to the value of the books-
loaned him. When the books are
handed back the superintendent
will return to him the amount
deposited loss fair charge for the.
loss, injury, or undue wear of saidi
h00ka =
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For Rent-Haf section farm five
and a half miles from town we'll inn
proved 1926 per acre. E. Wolven
rs 2 wifi
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Wanted Man and wife for laundry
or one girl for laundry and one dish
washer also night clerk.
WOrthintgOn Hotel.
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DE AFNEss CANNOT BE CURED.

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE tclUA6sdD9..
By local applications, as they can ~ :
not reach the diseased portion Of the
ear There il, only one way to1c cure ~
deafness, and that is .by. constttu-
tional remedies. Deafness Is caused
by an inflamed condition of the muc-
GUS lining 81 the Custodian Tube e:
When this tube gets inafmed you
have rumbling sound. or imper'-
fect healing, and when it is entirely
closed deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to
it's normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases ont
of ten are caused by catarrh, which
is nothing but an inflamed condition.
of the mucous surfaces. We will
give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness lcaused by cataarh3
that cannot he cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars,
Efree.: % ~,. ,. .>ttss1-s :
F. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. 0.
Sold BY druggists, 75c: Halls
Family Pills are the best: =
"A A: r: 4A14f4tertus left Thursday for
Sheldon. e.: a.! e., ~ ,.>>>%s
J. J. Bingham made trip to
Adrian Wednesday,, ,n;y
W. H. Hubbard, left Thursday for
the O'Brien County fair: >' ~
Will Ramage made business
trip to Window Thursday. ( 5, :
G. T. Upper left Thursday for
tsheldop where he will attend the
! county fair at that place. =
Tomorrow is the last day at our
store of the Malti Vita DEMON
stration. Have you had some, its
free. W. W. Loveless >,> II. IL
| Miss Emma Heffner returned TO
her home in Minneapolis Thursday
after a pleasant visit ,at the home
Of her uncle g.. W. Gale.,. ! 4
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Wanted-Any item of news that
will interest any reader of paper
in this place or any other, at the
Daily Adva Office.
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STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
. r, OFF THE COLD.
:. Laxative Bbomo Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure,
no pay. ! Price % cents. +
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For Sale-Desirable residence
property on lake front, $500. $500
cash balance suit purchaser. Enquire
at this Office. 23tf.
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aoullnslt Gosgh Cure.
Z: ForCoii1tso, eoode oad C1oQD
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For Sale-My household furniture
at private sale. Saturday at house
Mrs. j. D. Pratt.
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Wanted-A girl for general house
work, small family, no small Children
Enquire at this Office. 2O-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. business
centrally located in t own. Further
particulars apply at Advance Office.
8 If.
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Wanted-A girl to learn type
setting on a type setting machine.
Enquire at this Office. 20-tf.
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|, becoming popular enough that need. advertising
We 10 Keep before the public every day so ta
III INV know its virtues l. e. e., .r" W. J%$%[ > ..>
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For Sale-Cheap threshing outfit
nearly new. Address Box 3O3,
Worthington, Mimi.
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For Observation-Disclosures rooms
corner 10th street and 6th ave. APP
ply Burlington House. 20 tt.
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@aAflsaazalE,l
H. WANTS" - 49, e: 81. ::
Fresh mich COW for sale. Petit
Bros. 21tf.
For Sale-Family horse, Mrs F.
Glasgow. 2S-3
A fine home for sale on 3rd
Avenue no 1911. 5 If.
Three furnished rooms for rent.
Aug: Segerstrom. % DIT.
Wanted-Girl for general house.
work. \ A: g. Kadesky. 81 dit.
Music pupils solicited. 3rd ave.
1911. Hattie Myers.
For Sale-Burlington Hotel.
Enquire of D. w. Chute. 21tf.
House for rent. Inquire of
F. c. Turner. rs
Wanted-To buy four to six room
house to move. Enquire at this
Office. 2Otf
J. Wanted-Girl for general house.
work. Best of wages paid. W. W.
1oveless. 1875.
For sale-A'fine improved farm
in jackson county near Round Lake.
Nels johnson 22-2t.
For Rent-Furnished rooms,
OPPOSITE DR.. Manson's residence.
Mrs. H. V. Garrettson. 7tf.
For Rent-Unfurnished rooms
corner 10th street and 6th ave. Ap-
ply Burlington House. % If.
For Sale-Cheap threshing outfit
nearly new. Address Box 303,
WOrthingtOn, Mimi.
Wanted-A girl to learn type
setting on type setting machine.
Enquire at this office. 20-tf.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work, small family, no small Children
Enquire at this Office. 2O-tf
For Sale-My household furniture
at private sale. Saturday at house
Mrs. j. D. Pratt.
Observation-Disclosures business
centrally located in t own. Further
particulars apply at Advance Office.
8 If.
For Sale-Desirable residence
property on lake front, $500. $500
cash balance suit purchaser. Enquire
- Aln:o @Qcoo oD%e
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For Rent-Furnished rooms
OPPOSITE DR.. Manson's residence
Mrs. II. V. GarrettsOn. 1T.
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Is IT,.
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For Sale-A fine improved farm
in jackson county near Round Lake.
Nels johnson 22-2t. =.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.

ADAMS DRYGoODs COMPANY. Sixth-ave.
Twenty-frst and Twenty -second-st-, are offering
forty-seven styles in the Patrcian shoe for
LIE BoUTILLIER BROTHERS. West Twenty
rhird-st.. are showing a large stock of women's $
HIGGINS & SETTER Nos. 81. So and So West
Twenty -first-st and ~ p and - West Twenty-sec
ond-st.. show assortment of furnishings for
glass
BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY IS offer
ing dining room furniture Of specia finish. work
and oak cane seat chairs will be some OF the
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Brooklyn, are disposing
of printed Liberty saIns and 52giareS efrl
in summer cottons and English mercerzed grena-
dimes and in Hurds writing papers.
R J. HORNER & co. Nos 81 So and s. West
Twenty-third-st offer wide range of furniture.
BEST & co. Nos 60 and So West Twenty-third-
St display an assortment of clothing for boys,
girls and small children. Suits. shoes. underwear,
furnishings. gloves, etc are included in the stock
A n MATTHEW'S SONS are selling ont spe-
cal line of lawns. dimities. piques. tuckings and
nainsooks from New England mills. Corsets in
ret and batiste. with long and short hip. and a
line Of mohair French voiles and covert cloth are
Thirty and Eighth-ave. Thirtyffth-st. to
Thirty-sixth-st.. show novelties in furniture for
country houses. Weathered. marine and fumed
oak. prairie grass rush. reed and willow form
freezers, water coolers, lawn mowers and hammock
chairs also part Of the weeks features.
LORD & TAYLOR. Broadway and Twentieth-st,
offer muslin underwear. kimonos wrappers and
sacoues in dimty lawn and crepon; silk petticoats
and corSets.
THE FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS. No.
2Ss Fffth-ave. offer for Wednesday at ? p. m.
number Of specimens of furniture and other
ttcles
THE GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE COM
PANY. Nos 155 and 157 West Thirty fourth-st
shows special designs in comfort furniture.
COWPERTHWAIT & co. Nos. 10l. lOS and 1Os
West Fourteenth-st.. offering Administer rugs
and fancy reed rockers
sIEGEL-COOPER co. Sixth-ave Eighteenth
and Nineteenth sts. Offering women's waists
suits and dress and walking skirts. Etamine suits
and shirt suits H. white lawn. striped dimty
nercerfzed cbambrays and natural linens Mon
day features.
ENRICH BROS. announce sale Of millinery. in
cluding stiff and untrimmed hats. and 5000 yards
Of black double face satin ribbons four inches
vide. al a reduction.
STERN BROTHERS showing a large Coec-
tion Of wOmen's costumes in variety Of materials
AZ considerable reduction. also imported gowns at
shout one-haf former prices. Tomorrow there will
he offered women's underwear in nainsook cam
hr1c. lawn and muslin below present values. also
silk dress waists. imported lace robes. women 5
trimmed hats. girls seasonal bic apparel. curtains.
bed spreads and floor coverings adapted for sum
homes A spring clearance sale of boys and
youths clothing is announced.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co. Broadway and
Nineteenfh-st. give notice of sale of hosiery for
ana silk. also summer underwear gauze weight in
Kartety OF materials
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

dwelling house 27x4S feet: Horace K Hi. Ho - 70
East Sixth-St.. Williamsbridge, owner. Inc bronx
Architect Company architects. No. 3307 Third-aVe'
5000 a.,
The following plans for alterations were MED: .
-hundred-an siXty-Second-St., north slue, %
feet of Morrisave. one story frame churCn. T.
25x5O feet; Henry {. S Meyers, owner, NO 0gf Fast
One hundred a nd sixty -second-st; w G. DlGheI-
son architect One hundred and twenty -ninth-st
and Thrd-aVe.; S,000. -, q
One-hundred- d-sixty-second-st., north side. -
feet east Of Morrs-ave.. two story and attic frame
dwelling house. AXES feet; Henry >. Meyers
owner: w. g DiCkerson architect; $1,000
One-hundreCi- nd thirty ysixth-st, south side cor
ner Rider-ave. three story brick dwelling house,
25Xl00 feet Charles Lesener. No 80 FoX-st, owner
Moore & Landsidel, architects; 5000
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Nav o-saied, steamer Tauric dsD cavsn
sc,l,, Nav 10 $50 n, Passed steamers
firsi GER, Reimkasten New-York for SOUTHAMPTON
s99 for P@oah % cherboars and Hamburg
Brow Head May 10 1898 m-Passed steamer T. m9Tta &
,Br, Andrews. New York Tor Bristol. ~.
Prawe Point MAY 10 Passed steamers British Trader
'B Hgtchinsog Me-. York for or AntweIP @ T 9th Bar
southampton Nav 1o~Arved, steamer Grosser Kurfurst
'Geri Reimkssten New YORK & for Bremen @ and pro pro
via oS1 cherbourg passed Hurst castle % M.
e kaoTs MaT 9 S Ne for c6er6oafs and
Hun May o-Arrived Buffalo CBD. Lovertdge,
London MAJ 10 Sailed Minneapolis (Brr.
Gates. New York; Chesapeake 'Br. Whyte. New
Queenstown May 10. I:a5 Sailed steamer cymric
rived, 80 ? steamer rmbTta CBT). Dutton, New
h YORK MdS for esP2Rl ana a@sT Pnner Point m
Wise New York for Dundee . -. -.
marek Ger, Bsrends, New York Via plymouth and
Bremen, May 10 Sailed steamer casse GER, Peter
Antwerp May 10, m-Arryed. steamer iceland CBD
Roberts New-Y9rk Sailed steamer kensington
Amsterdam: May s-Arrivei. steamer Chester Dutch.
Rotterdam. MAJ TO- sailed. steamer sloterdyk
che5ears May 10 s,2o sailed D.! steamer ya st Louis
Hayre MAY 10. II ,m-,sailed, steamer Ia TOuraine
Gilrsltsr May s-Psssed steamers Pawnee CBo, Cart
5s ne Ne~ os York tor Nas YdI f+ %sn s MAJ Roma
F ysTrgs NsPlss t9r Mew-ToTk York; ,sr.r COST,
NeW-Y York.
Naples May G-Arrived steamer Lombardia GtaD, can
zoneri New York; sailed. steamer Roma FD. Yer
ries NeW-York.
Genoa, May g. 10 p m-Arrived. steamer Hohenzollern
n 1lpstii IN, Prf5 ,i Ss,p yorl ' '
Trieste May 5-Saed. Peconic (Brl Mills, New
York 9Th Aquileja fAustD. Gellestich. New-Nork.
Port Said. MAY l0-Arriyed. steamer Heathhurn tBr',
Ketley. New York via Gibraltar for Singapore. Ma
Shanghai l0-Arrived (preyiouslyl, ship William =
Frye. Sewali NeWYork.
ArtqIGasasta, May 8 sailed. St Hubert CRr',
Pantellara. May 1o@Passed steamer Queen Christina
fBrl. Ritson, New York for Yokohama.
Monteyideo April i6-Saed. steamers eio"dwood tsrl
White, Port Tampa and Baltimore; lIth. Coya (Br),
Thomas urom Taitsl. etcD. NeW-furk
Buenos Ayres May Arrived Cairnstrath 'B0,
Hunter. New-York via ST Lucia and Montevideo.
Bermuda. May lo-ArrtVed Pretoria CBr), No
Kenze. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
WOUEN CHOOSE OFFICERS.
AANUAL MEETING or BAPTIST FOREIGN MIS-
SIONARY SOCIETY

sIoNARY SOCIETY.
Plasnfeld. y. J.. May a.-The Women's Rapfist
EGreign Missionary Society OF the East New-Jersey
Tap:ist Association held its annual meeting al the
First Baptist Church here to-day. About one hun
dred and ninety yiye delegates present at each
Of the two sessions. The officers chosen were:
President Mrs. J. a. Cubberly. OF South Plainfeld
Nice-presidents, Mrs ". y. Fennell Newark: Mrs
William Myers. Jersey City. and Mrs. y. J. Yerkes
Plaindeld. Mrs. AlonZo Petit, of Elizabeth gave
a talk the State work at the afternoon meeting
and Mrs. Stafford OF Boston, foreign secretary OF
The general society. told Uf her missionary trip
around the world.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

E. & W.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
THE BROyY BUILDING PLANS.

Eyashington-ave.. west side. 100 feet north OF
hundred thirdst, three story brick
dwelling houses 25xl00.5O Mary z. Doyle, No. 4
East One hundred and -seventh-st.. owner; Moore
q Lsndsidel architects. hundred d-forty-
eighth-st. and Third-aVe.; 5000
Sixth-st south side 80 feet east OF White Plains
ave-, Wiiliamsbridge. two story and attic frame
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
HOGG H4NSION TO BE CLUBHOUSE.

The Tammany Hall organization Of the NNNth
Assembly District. Louis F. 1affen. leader, has
purchased the Hogg Mansion at East One-hundred-
and fifty-eighth-st and Melrose-ave, which Will he
refitted and used "a the clubhouse and headquarters
of the organization. A house warming viii ne
given this week. which Lewis Nixon ana "ther
Democrats will attend
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
SAILED

AlnWick (Brl. for Monteyideo etc. Canadian
CBr Liverpool. Agnello Ozampa ntap. New orleans
Ger Naples and Genoa; Rotterdam uIutch Rot
terdam Boulogne, Perugia lBr) Marseilles Naples
FL Sud. Orleans. Maracsibo. Curacao. etc,
Ethiopia Brl Glasgow Alene Ger Kingston etc MORO
Hindoo CBr). Hull jamestown, Norfolk and Newport
News; Maraval tBrl Trinidad Nueces Key Nsst anu
Attvita iItaD Genoa: Coamo. Porto Rico Alexandra
DAM Chrstiania Wells City (Br1. Bristol Oneida.
Wilmington y 9, and Georgetown. 5 c: Chesapeake
baltimore. Philadelphia City of Macon Bos
ton Mnnehaha CBr) London British Princess U) Ant
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
PRuIyENT ARRIr4LS AT THE HOTELS.

BUCKINGHAM - Charlemagne Tower. Dnited
States Minister to Russia. FIFTH AN,ENO r.
Judge John CARRIER. GILSEN.-G. A. DaIsren 0i ~
Baltimore. IMPERIAIr-EX-Con congressman q. r..
Bradley. of Connecticut. and Count C d'PodhoTski'
of Russia. MANHATTAN-OakesA AmeS. OF BoS-
ton. SAVOY-Rear Admiral w. Scott Schiey. u
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New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
Girls SeasOnab1e Apparel

Desirable Styles at Exceptional Reductions
High Neck, Guimpe & Sailor Dresses,
of Chambrays. Ginghams, Linens.
PiqueS and White Lawn ID yrs.
Value $500 4.o5
Russian Dresses
of Imported White and Coored PqucS. trimmed with
lace insertions and embroidery. d IA yrs,
Heretofore S. o5 to
Black MOire Refers,
lined with white silk, 4 TO ID yrs. Value SII.5o
Misses Taior-made Suits
Heretofore S2I. so to 2o.75
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 447 Sunset 7O6 Moon ll:o4 Moon age
HIGH WATER
AM-Ssndv Hook 1919 Gov Island 1881 Hell Gate - 40
PM-Sandy Hook 1O:40 Gov. II 10 He'll Gate 1:Ol