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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10
Real Estats Transfers.

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Geo w Durham ct al referees to Oatha-
rine Schneider % 4 81 88-6. 600,
Ice. ne SO no Is 50 6.......... ......... Al
United States 70 John Acefs. v Y Sc
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United States TO John Acers. " y ne
Geo " Durham 81 ii referees to Chris.
tena ubois ct 81, part SEX 81 -ss ST.. 15Ot
Cathftne Coleman ct oil to Patrick r
kesnan ct al, Q " n X SO and W u ne =
80 So 2 and sw 4 1885,.
Geo Parkinson ard VT to John Thomp-
Fred D.dley aud VT to Sarah A Dud-
and com q q COR v y NV sec e,
thence Y 10 IDS on line SAID land
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10
Farm For Sale.

A fine Stock and Dairy farm of 200 acres 8
miles south of Manchester, mile from railroad
station and creamery Comfortable house,
good horse and COW barn, hog house corn cribs
and other out buildings, u fine well OF water
with wind mill attached, 10 acres of splendid
timber miles east Of farm will be sold with
same II desired. For terms inquire of
ABNER DUNHAM or
GA. DUNHAM,
36tf Manchester, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10
Farm For Rent.

The Henry Edmunds farm of 800
acres is for rent. For particulars, en-
quire of Durham, Norris g. Stiles Aft.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10
EAD's GROVE.

Mrs. S. D. Way is quite i'll with
a severe cold.
Several farmers are having their
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Mason Work

Locations for Business.
If you are seeking location for any
mercantile business, for the practice of
profession. or for the manufacture of
any article, first communicate with the,
undersigned, who will inform you in re-
gard to opportunities Oh the line of the
Chicago Great Western Railway Co.,
the most progressive railway trsversing
the most fertile section of the United
States. Maps and Maple Leaflets
mailed and more specific information
given as requested w. J. Reed, Indus
trial Agent, GOA Endicott Bldg st Paul,
MINI. 5-w9
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9. YosAs. H. F. ARNOLD MI, YoRAs.
YORAN ARNOLD & YCaAM
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, and Real Estate
Agents. Oface over Delaware County State
ank, Manchester, Iowa.
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ATTORNEYS.

CIV. DUNBAR. E.B. STILES W. a NORRIS
DUNHAM, NORRIS q STILES.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW AND NoTARIES
a Public. Special attention given to Collec.
tions Insurance, Real Estate and Loan Agts.
once In City Hall Block. Manchester, IL.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-10

-yuIus permanently the cases no undertakes
ana sends 10 ilGlra BILE home without taking a
lee from them. This is. why he continues iis
yats year afsf While other doctors have
ger Is an ,eminently successful specialist in al,
CHRONIC diseases, proven by the many cures
e i ~ chronic cases which 70 bafiled the
si!ll OF all other physicians. His hospital OK.
perlence and extensive pr. ice have made him
50 proficient that he can name and locat, q ais.
ease In a few minutes.
RI, Treats al! able cnses Of catarrh, Nose,
throat t ana L,,g ;s,.seases. Eye md Lar.
tism, Paralysis, NEURALGIA, Nervous and Hear
anls;eases' Blood snn asses, Epilepsy,
stage; diseases # tfeBladder and Female Organs.
Liquor aud Tobacco habit. Stammerln, cured
and sure methods to prevent Its recurrence given.
r.failing remedy r Big Neck.
PILES, F1STuLA.- an. RUPTURE guaran.
iced cured without detention from business,
special attention given to all Surgical
Nose and Throat,
Glasses fitted and guaranteed. Granulated
~ Cataract, Gross Eyes Strengthened without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
TO MARK UNIVERSAL BIBLE SUNDAY
One Hundredth Anniversary Of ORGANIZED
Sending Of Bible 10 All Nations.

..Yrolve-ssl Bible Sunday Will be celebrated ny
tbe American Bible Society in 81. Johns Episcopal
Church Washinrt0n. ID. e., on MaIc1 g. TINS oele-
l,rs+ior marks the one hu1lredth anniversary OF
organized effort ir the direction Of Swing The 81 BE
80 al nations President Roosevelt las been IN
-ited 20 attend the services and has accepted Ji'
Invitation Simultaneously with The meeting IN inns
country there viii Re "a similar meeting ln ~.
Paurs London attended ny the King and queen
This movement BEGAN with the oraaElzaton % the
British and I-orel-n Fi1le Society, On March = lst
and was followed up lH t.ls Cp-Lilt by i4r lou..o-
ms of the. American bIle Society lU May ~ lt-h
The mONemell now Worldwide. Al Is estimated
thar in the hundred years VI TINS WORK ap-
pr0simately three hundred million copies OF tho
Bifie have been ,l.s-r luIpL through lts agency.
A letter has 1eeE sgTt 30 TIE clergy OF tl.s city
by the American Bible Society announcing THIS
meeting and making pea for good representa-
ton from here. The letter Is signed by John FOX.
William J. haven and Edward ?. InEersoll CORE,
spending secretaries Of .he society. and approved
and slgned by order Of The PresoyterE q New
ork by "A. H. Evans. moderator ana Frederic =.
Shearer. stated clerk. also by Bishop Potter.
Bishop Coad5Ut0r Greer. Bishop Edward .. An
drews, OF tae Methodist Episcogal church; the
Rev. David !. Burrel. OF the Marble Coieg!ate
Church. the Rav. Albert J. Lyman. OF South Con-
creeatlonal Church. Brooklyn the Rev Henry A.
StImsOD, OF Manhattau Congregational Church,
ana the Rev. o. r.. krotei OF Advent Lutheran
Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
DESTRoYERS MAKE SAFE TRIP
Boats Sent to Philippines Cross Atlantic
Without Accident.

Much attention has been attracted toward the
efficiency OF torpedo boats al sea by the voyage Of
the fOua OF FIVE torpedo boat destroyers on their
way 10 the Philippines. The problem Of such a
voyage 10 select the route that would give the
greatest promise OF safety FOR vessels OF their
lEhtness Of structure. strength and weight Of ma
chinery- small coal capacity and low free board
The hotilla arrived al Algcrs on February J. and
the behavior % The small craft is reported as ex-
cellent not single accident occurring TO mar the
comfort ~ the "Trip.
The notla Is composed OF the Bainbridge the
Barry. the fhauuccy. the Dale and The Decatur.
under command OF Lieutenant =. H. Chandler and
IN convoy % the cruiser Buffalo. IT was calcu-
lated that the trip Manila would take about FIVE
months, about sixty days Of which would be- spent
al sea. Each hoaL carried. au average. go tons
OF coal for the run across the Atlantic. The feet
left SaC Juan, Porto Rico. az "a. m. January s..
and arrived at Las Palmas. Cape Nerd. on
January IS II stayed at this place long enough 10
rest and arrived Gibraltar on January q The
fOtilla sailed FROM the latter port on january 81
and reached Alei5rs on the following dqv The
average speed made 81 sea was little more than
ten knots.
Generally speaking tho voyage was made with
5000 weather and smooth sea. The only had
weather was on January a.. j and 12. when there
YVES heavy vino and sea. and Ou the day before
reaching Las Palmas. when thCre was a half gale
Rnd rough sea- the destrOyers taking water on
board. hat not ln heavy quantities. ON reaching
las Ialmas The vessels We're iu good condition and
aeeded no repairs 10 be made.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

CENTRAL. STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
IGj 157 and l5S West S-c-sI
New-York February 18Th. 1904
To Miriam Hewitt Mss Lizzie Colli7s.
Mrs j H-aId. AIRS. Anna B. McCurly.
Mrs Elizabeth Devere. susan Crau ley.
Mrs. Pearl Ives. or Davis. Kate short Aits.
Emma Boardmau. Mr.. 3 N jerome. Annie
Marshall. Mr.. James p Campbell. Lizzie
Porter Rosie TiIman. SIR r. FerrieE. Mary
HsaIy. Nary Cannon. Kate Smith. Mary
Reid Mrs Mcdonald. Annie Dixon. Mr.
Daniel Cushing Mr Michael =. McNanus.
FeIicie Mourcely Mrs NJ Larkins. Mrs. e.
Vi--hon. SIT I. G Williams. Mt Geo. r.
Wilson. y - Tenaife Sylvcstre. Mr. JACOB
E1~iueTt N- G. r. Chamber. Mrs Aida
Benedict. NJ Oruorde Delsnde: You an-
each - you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment q tire Her 7 hold
upon the property hereinafter described
having evDired after due notice Thereof raf
been given YOU I will cause such property.
20 wit household goods. personal Effects
and merchandise stored BY YOU IN my
warehouses. % Be sod at public auction. ac-
co-tiuE 20 the ste tute IN such case made
and provided. az ". II Flattau's Auction
Rooms southeast corner f7tN-st. sud Uni
versitv Place Borough - Manhattan. New
York city. On Tlasfsy. March let. AM on
Wednesday Nar~1 -. feoi commencing at
- a. m. ard VII - continued o. every
Tuesdav anf Wednesday thereaftsr. a. tr~
same time and place. until all TIRE goods
are Ffr-0a-d o.
CENTRAL. GROW sGr wsR-HOUSES.
= I'D IDEALLY. P~~p'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
INSURANCE LECTURES FoR COLLEGES

J. A jackson. % the Mutual Life Insurance Com
Dany ~ New-York starts to-day on a lecture tour
throughout the Middle and Western States. HE
itinerary includes the Ohio State University a.
Columbus. the Illinois. Minnesota and Iowa State
universities Colorado College and a number Of
other institutions. Tho lectures which Mr. Jack
son has been invited 90 give four in number.
ard deal viii various phases 81 the theory and
practice ~ life insurance. This is the second
series ~ Mutual Life lectures
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z. AUBREY HUNT ARRIVES.

Among the passengers arriving on the Devon3an.
which reached Boston from Liverpool on February
Il. T. Aubrey Hunt the American artist, who
has been iu England since April. 1903. living az
Herringforc Grey. Huntingdonshire. where he has
beer busy painting landscapes and portraits. Re
Gently he has been executing some commissions IN
the south Of England. In tho summer he was
visited by Sears Gallagher the Boston artist. who
spent the tirue naintiug
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CHURCH NEWS AND NOTES

--t. Re-, D. Andrew GiIIles. % St Andrew :
Methodist Episcopal church. VII @o1Ies' -,
proDles nt,e Institute class fCr snhaas
sea cheers a. Its session 81 80 ?. m tO-'-0y' pa @
hau ~ No 80 FIfth-aye. on the slhuay -
So g. to--,o--ov Jesus ForEives Sins. Aai H.
q 1-lz The Peoples Bible institute. Whlch 80 -
central ofRce a. 40. 10 Ffth-aFe 10 a. o.
fson intended 70 I'D It's members ana 0e..'' -
ths stucy OF the Bible. u Is designed lyl
,cboi tearhe-s officers ard sc5olars. and for reao-
q, aud students OF the Bible. The SATURDAY
afternoon ciaes az which The cuITent $3.50 $500
school lesson b. eSpl anea $3.50 cases are
i~b6mas 81 Nesiy corresponding secTe.95s .oc ~
fgr5av school Trlon az the Methodist hpiscog45I
church. and Edltcr oI ne sn,cts - I3et3,,ie /.
Ss6s 1rs-ituie. Ut the instituts Is uudenomiHa-
tiounl % its purpose and scope.
-. o,i-,,rssior OF the Presbyterian EvhaEeilsuo
ss,,eirr win ind expression IN the religious con-
f--e-0e fre Rev DR. @. campbell Morgan WI hoid
r. lie Fffth Avenue Presbyterian C5urcn- Des'n-
MAG Monday he VIII speak twice Gay. a. "a
O. N ard 9 r. n Fnd OF Friday night ne ~, = SO
preach in the same church 81 . p n, - hi ne
he wil preach III ne floiitl 49, - -t%rr-gxe and
"0'6 First Preshyterian Charci., F.I,-cb =, tie
'Vr-elfth-st and al ,. m az t1s - 81
PiI-itans. in Harlem. One-huncEe1-e '''
AZ the Mount Hope Methodist Episcopal N hul1H
last SUNDAY hfteen rev members were received
Two brothers stood side by side The eIoeI ne ~
#n - -
s-f The younger brother - tbs seIFtCe S.s -
p~ohr ion Rv them stood ialnei ~ = 49,
fsuerfer ard fust beyond might De seen a La-liS''
son arc E0n-i1-laW-
A. a recent Congregational meeting OF 'he We We.
- F,-.st,.e-tsr Church AmsterCam-aTe. ano
d-afth-st Charles =. come, G eoIsee
W F1kIrs and James Ferguson were e-9C-e-
trustees 10 serve sor three years.
on ThursGav evening. 81 SIS. an illustratea re-
fr,re or Russia the Land O. the car va .
Given az Bloomiupda.e church BroaoF' sE ei i, ~
fv-oirhff-et hy Gilbert Ray HAYES. PC isS 49,
viii 81 preceded by an organ reci'ai os 0's--'
CampLgll1.
On wednesday evenings. IN Lent the rector OF
christ church. Frankln-ave ard Seccno-si-' ->e"
Brighton. staten Island VII cohou1l g 80 -,
- - --,,,-, .,4-fs-f,-e-s rre Invited 90 send by
mai or 6roD lrro the boxes ga the pcrches % tIe
,,,rr~r s-1rv--7ls Inquiries about inc thI I, ~
ho- rirfoy doctrine. discipline. services
--1l - rsyre.rf as FAR as possible, 81 me Meales
DAY evening service
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Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
20 cents per line
COLLEGIATE; C sglS.4
Rev. DONALD SAGE &AcKAY. n D. niaisser.
80, WIN preach at Il r, a n: 1 snd . p H.
Evenins-''Things that Entansie and Upset Is
vol coI+ f39I55. e, SFg EE;5I.;
Rev HENRY EXER5sQN SoBB n be:ssS a. ii
a N. Rev. HERMAN . WEBER. p.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. Harlem j;-,l Rsy
i2 Ell 6s arr ads We s Pastor Rev BJAslIS
topii' God Better to Us than Our Pears ats m
ne SERMON vii On The den Rule CP . y Pastor
Rev EDGAR TILr2Ni Jr-; d D., D-Ser'ice' Al - - L.
DIR. G. CAMPBELL MORGAN
VII hold ssa EE9q qff'9 %s,9 at FIFTH IL Tau4 AS
February 10 70 Is L and . m snd ETl9s{{' FEBRUARY
II y q m fqa ? a. b 5fs @6RGAN BREACHES
the Puritans Harlem.
EVANGELIST Z. E. FRANKIE.
CARNEGIE tycEr Eth ST :, APP s5 Ut! !T55.s ave
JAPAN AND RUSSIA;
OR. THE EASTERN QUESTION SOLVED.
HaIt hour song service before lecture.
ALL SEATS FREE.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and Toth-st
Rev. l. NJ. HALDEMAN.
IL A. NJ, That Man Over in Macedonia"
P. NJ, "a Man Lame on Both Legs"
Mr.. Haldeman will begin on Ash Wednes-
day February 17th), at 8 p. N, a series of
Lenten Talks, to be continued every week
night during the season, except Mondays and
Saturdays.
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
West +6-h Sueet
Rev. r. P JOHNSTON d D. Pastor
Public Worship with Preaching BY the Pastor
at II A u. and 5 p NJ
School y:45 A II.
Young Mems and Young Womens Bible Classes
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
EHth-avs- and 55th-st.
Minister.
REV. J. ROSS STEVENSON, D. D.
Rev. GEORGE II TRULL. Assistant.
Services CT FEB Ia. a. Il a. and 40
Morning topic. The Surroundings OF Home
the afegu-.n service the Sacrament OF Lord
Bible school meets 81 $50 d.
The Adult Bible Glasses meet at Gas a.
Mdweek prayer meeting. Wednesday, Feb II. at Sis
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pINNER o. PloNEER AssocIArloN.

The Pioneer Associaticn OF the Tenth Ward gar
70 its friencs dinner on Lincon's Birthday ev,
81 John Bauer's Rail- No 3l6 Broone-st. John u
AcNHly De- che president OF The club.
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Surrogates' Notices.
CwoRns. uELEN-IN PURSUANCE OF AN

o,woRDs. IELEN-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
AsPs 5uSiv TS9 s1s o 9Fs Of is' i a%
nsoe is % al Ps.s's ha s fAi 5 CIV
eiep 1880 = Sew YORK deceased % present the same.
Win ne yGaeh siaess IN care Of sullivan Crome
81 . e w 81. s s55sf5 6.y G Y "
Dated Ne 1sTyr,af0eI kdminisTrstor Helen Swords
sUL i Ws s S0' E:T Tart 1Si'y' '''
I'M S0X- FRANCES AN PURSUANCE
w o, an order Of Hon A9ner e Themes sgrTr
gate 81 sm persons having claims against Frances
Wilson. late q the TuhJ youcbe1 thereof 10 the sub
s5T6e place q tTsnSa' e Rasnss Street a 'h he
oes 81 ~ Yew York on or before the sOth day OF
A95 hs e'R 41y e 9of F. wr 1898
srIso WILLIAMS s 4 YsPE CIV fer Administrator
TY PTRSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. ab,sr 9 Thomas a SURROGATE q the County =
Sew York notice Is hereby SVEN 70 Si ~ me County
81 Ysw York deceased. present the same Win youc1-
the-eoI 10 the Enc - stikeu1an & siIoe-. Is
broadway N the B9Tgs1 Of cav II April next
yS5 Yr TIE FT fs Say q m9 9fiGPsF E2scu,or
sTTKFMAN & sILBER, Attorneys Tor ExeeotG's -,, -
Broadway. Borough Of MaT.@''An' New iO'N O'''
GREEN. ANDREW HASwELL.-IN PUR-
suanoe o, an order Of Hon Aener G Thomas Be 3e,.
given 70 al! -. County ~ New York deceased,
70 r PFsseni at ne 5he place nsan business az the
once q sagkett I" 4Ssb 81 ManhsTtan IN the city
rs s r6T dn Or 5efre The q Auggs next
pstsd New York The 2,th dey 81 J9n 4;F 4''4-
WILLIAM OGDEN GREEN
SAMUEL. MARTIN GREEN,
SATHAN WILLIAMS GREEN,
sAcKETT & McCUAID. EKecutofA
- =, %sssau Street CTIi5uns BuIding), Borough Of
Manhattan New York City -
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Amer c Thomas. Surrogate q the County sL,, OF
New YORK Notice is hereby given TO az persons
~ New Sork 10 present the same WITH
thereof the sutsclloe.s a. men 10 10
81 street Borough q Manhattan IN The CiS OF Ne"
A9i l a. Ss, w. tne ION dsv or O5tober 1908.
CHARLES Is wUODHOUSE. EMMA d WOODHoOSE'
,st1Ae-% * MATHEwsoN. Attorneys fqr Executors.
o wan St. borough OF Manhattan New York CITY.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abn.- C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
YORK Notice &c hereby SVEN 10 a.! persons n1Nlae
5ssei II resent TIE WITH vouchers thereof %
the subscribers their place Z transact ~ 10
- before ne FIrst dsy q August next 49,
DSea NsT aSIk ne zS s' PfA 3iEY Exstutor.
EDyVERD WELLS. IT.. Attorney FOR Executors. IA
broadws'. y I.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
ah-.- C. Thomas. Surrogate Ct The County q Nev
40 OF the County Of New YORK deceased - present ~
ss5ie - trsrrs-t.n. business the once Oliver "
Rea,s 80 2S7 Broadway B'roush - Manhattan. IN n
re-es New york the 18th day O, January. 1904 -
LOUISA AISFELp JANET NJLLEh Hf..>-'lH-i "A
n, ,yP " PFAIs attorney Tor ezecurlces ~ Broad
way E--o-g- % -I--- ------ go
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Country Property for Sale.

T|IGHT ROOM HOUSES. Eid--wo0d. y. J.. $4,000 to
Il, S1- .- ...-aIr. s-.us. Ia,tsla A-.5so improve
mems sl,o lop1 ACKERGAN. go West Broadway.
a-ll--a 20
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Religious Notices.


20 cents per line.
FIFTH CHURCH OF cRIST gS.c5s
church ediace 2s-2s0 West 45th-st Reading
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
Central Park West and s6;h-st
? m WEDNESDAY evenings O'clock Reading rooms
open daily from 10 10 b
ogETH yUW EEETPTP PNtIx c EgGEsSS
ne morning service
FOURTH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
p, Wss' E7d1 I1t,.7s s9S '1St-SS- p,s-,-
will preach II a. IN and p m
FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE.
ia East p Bee Class s' FSt 9ay Fa 10 I; ne
Meeting for Worship. First day. II a m
All cordially invited
GRACE NJ. E. CHURCH.
West 1o4ths' between CoIg5us and AHnstsEdan sves-
tPTIS ALsEE IANkS sn Ps''0T N0T9 s M
SPENCER
HAELEM PREsDgTEF 7s cHgEG Mssison-s.s
wees u suu C.
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
II ia5 e oRrME 5iP De- f F1sfoR R'' a M
M07 Ts1 sermon ,s BY S E R e. e TosE 2
YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY INVITED
MADISON AyxEXgE ME:TTIoDIsT EPISCOPAL
REV. WALLACE MACNIU-LLEN. q. d. PASTOR
nE sa6s55 as ana P'T i 6vsaias .as The '
sanity Of q Great Apostle
Sunday school at s3O a Prayer service Wednesday
a. ,. n.
MADISON AvENCE PREsBTTEEIAx CHURCH
IotITsToN D D. Pastor-Ths pastor prsaches II
a m and AIS
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Nadis0n-ave.. corner 24th-st.
SABBATH services II a m and p n
Rev. c H. PARRHuRsr. 7. D.
Rev WILLIAM W CoE
Pastor will preach morning and evening
Evening subject. Lessons from
the Life and Death Of Abraham Lincoln"
Bible school in chapel. 10 a. Classes for adults.
MANHATTAN Congo Tr5A TIONAL CHURCH
Broadway ard Tfth-st.
MEMORIAL. BAPTIST. Washington SQUARE EDWARD
u-psON. Pastor.-Rsv JAMES " BRUCE associate
ps,tor will preach morning. i0:45 the Rev
CHARLES Il. SEARS. Assistant Pastor. T:3O
9TH METROPOLITAN TEMPLE s itth
Ave Rev ROBERT BAGSELL. Pastor.
pastor prea-hes morning and evening
Meetings every night. ALI. SEATS FREE.
POPULAR CONCERT TONIGHT.
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OR SPECIALITY. buying. selling o. fur
ulsrinc homes artistIca.I u and completely
or the supervision or them. r. $ I. APT
90 50 T4r-e- rrfr'.~r 171 Froadwav
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
PRINTING.

PRINTING.
1000 CARDS. 81: menus. ietterheads. en-
veIopes. folders. catalogues. al social
con IA. /. ial printing CRAVEN PRESS, 81
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billiard AND FOOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS % billiard sui pool
rsIies. hlrh grade bowling alley builcers;
lowest prices MARX BROS. p u MOI
-4lara
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


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JANfES MORGAN. Riverdaie-a'e-.
Youkers. y. y
GARDENER -Scotchman. married, on pf.-
vate place; experienced man unles go go
and ali outside work 10 years IeleIsl.o
from last place. Address A N, BOX 81
PawlinE. n Z.
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A. a recent Congregational meeting OF me "ese
md PRESBYTERIAN Church. Amstercam-aFe ana
Cue-htndrel-and-Hf;h -st, Charles J. cone 60
W EbIrs and Jaues Ferguson were So~
trustees 10 serve cor threc years
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on THURSDAY evening. 81 6lS. an illus'-a'el = =,
s,,-. or Prussia. the Lend O. the car Wa %
- r. -7f,,-,,i,.,f.r. church Proadvay and SIX
fv-eirhfh-st hy Gilbert Ray Hawes re 49, s,L-
vii 81 preceded by an organ recl'aA ~ 0's-~
Camn-ELl.
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II PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER OF HON

sh-.r o. Thomas a Surrogate ~ tie County Of Neu
YORK dated January 1s34. Notice hereby given %
an rl~sars having ola against MARIA a CUTLER
late county OF New York. deceased 20 the
same win E0-neh tereaf the SUBSCRIBE his place
~ trarsactE business. 40 Broadway. the City
esavy Work Borough o Manhattan. before the
seventh 6av q September next
GEORGE D. WEsTISRFIELD. Ezeuctor etc
Date New Y0-k The 18th Gay Cf February, ls4
john AITIlEN Attorney Tor Executor, No. 20 Broad
way. York. ". 7.
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IL PT-RSI-ANCE OLE AN nRnER OLE Hos

- kbue- C. Th0u1aB q Surrogate OF the County Of Nsw
Nuuce o. hereby given 70 al persons hay claims
Willard p BOYD late Of tire County Of New York
The with vouchers thereof
her place Cf trauSsCug business
TAG no Broad street. q ork on or
De lore End day o. May
Dated Sew York rhe Both cay q October 1903.
HELEN 7. BOYD.
Administrative vita Nil annexed
r. CANBEII. attorney Tor the administrator. etc.
- Eroad street X 7 city
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II PTRSTANCE OF AZ ORDER OLE HON.
u PERsUANCE OF Az ORDER OLE HOY.

- Ahrrr a. Thomas Surrogate % the County % New
York notice SIS hereby given 20 Ell persons having cs ms
WIlaU J EaEchHrt. late ~ rhe County Of New
YORK 6ec-1Ee1. ~ present the same. with vouchers
thereof g. Subscriber MS q trHnszCtnE
business az a. NEitlOck.
way in Borough q Manhattan. b. The CITY OF New
YORK 8r or before the twentieth day ~ April next.
Da.ed sew York. me 10th OF October. 1903.
OSCAR y. BANGHART. Executor.
EDGAR wF5TLCCh. Attorney Tor EAecI.or. III Broad
VA Eorlurh 5f Manhattan Sew York gtty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
is PURSUANCE Ole Is ORDER OLE HON.

Abacr c. Thomas. Surrogate q the County q Nep
YORK Ice y hereby Fiven 70 al persons havins claims
lOks traenrta thereof
TIE subscriber. her
The aflce 10 william Street M
Cry Of Kew York before she lsth cay OF June
next.
Dstee New vc-k the "a day y December 1898
wAITER LARGE. Attorasy Ter ESecutrs1 ~ viIlI,r