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The Opelousas courier., 1904-10-08
Proceedings of alae board of Aldermen
TOwn of OpelOssns.

OpeIousas. La Oct. 8. 1904. j.
TO the Honorable Members of the boar't OF
Aldermen:
of your Beard tonight at 7:3O O'clock. Tor the
purpose OF considering the jail question;
E(Signed) b.A LII lELLh,
Received the above notice on the Sd day of
October, 1904, and on the same day ana 'thle
notified Messrs. J. s. Evans, Ii. Ventre, /,
soileau, and Dr. +. J. Pulrori il person, MI.
Sandoz being ont of town.
(Signed) ~ Nc ~
On motion of Mr.. Evans. the following reso-
luton was offered, duly seconded ana carried
whereas. there is a misunderstanding be-
tween the committees appointed by the toWn
and the parish az to what Improvements anu
alterations are deemed necessary to make the
| south side of the town market mousse u 'Stcitic
| and sanitary lookup, therefore be 1t
Resolved, Thai for the purpose of reaching
an amicable adjustment, the committee ap
! thorized to make the following proposition to
| the representatives OF the parish. to viii: tiIhi
| the alterations, improvements ami repairs Ut
| specified as follows: -,
| 1, The floor OF said room he or concrete, q!
inches depth. with I inch flush.
2. The said room shall be furnished with TWO
sanitary closets and one ulinal. ,
3. The lookup to be enclosed by IL tight wal
fence, IA feet high. said fence to be CONSTRUCTED
Of good, merchantable cypress.
4. The windows and doors to be 80 ALTERED
and furnished with iron bars, so as to make
the room secure in every respect. .
And be it further resolved, that all OF SAT-
repairs, improvements, etc, be done at thu
joint expense Of the town and parish and nm
der the supervision of a supervisor appointed
by the Joint committees selected by the tow
and parish. it being understood that when TIL
new parish jail has been completed and ac
cepted, all the above named improvements ar
to become the property OF the town.
On motion, duly seconded and carried, til
Board adjourned subject to call.
I. j. PULFORD, b. A. LlIIkLL,
Clerk Pro Tenn. Mayor.
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aDo Tt Today

The time worn injunction, Never put
off It'll tomorrow what you can do to-
day." is now generally presented in tfi;
form: do it today" That is the terse
advice we want to give you about thai
hacking cough or d~emoraiizing cold
with which You have been struggling
for several days, perhaps weeks. Take
some reliable remedy for it TO DAY-
and let that remedy be DIR. Boschee's
German Syrup, which has been in use
for over So years. A few doses of it will
undoubtedly relieve your cough or cold
and it's continued use for a few days will
cure you completely. No matter how
deep seated your cough, even if dread
consumption has attacked your lungs,
German Syrup will surely effect d cure
-as it has done before in thousands of
apparently hopeless cases of lung tr0n-
BILE. New trial bottles, 25c; regular size,
75c. Sandoz the Druggist.
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Good Snirits.

Good spirits don't all come from Ken
lucky. Their main source is the liver
and all the fine spirits ever made in the
Blue Grass State could not remedy a
bad liver or the hnndred-and-one i'll
effects il produces. You can't have
good spirits and a bad liver at the same
time. Your liver must be i'm fine condi-
ton if you would feel buoyant, happy
and hopeful, bright Of eye, light of step,
vigorous and successful in your pur-
suits. Yon can put your liver in fine
condition by using Green's August
Fiower-the greatest of all medicines
for the liver and stomach and a certain
cure for dyspepsia or indigestion. II
has been q fav0rite household remedy
for Over 35 years. August Flower will
make your liver healthy and active and
thus insure yon a liberal supply of
good spirita.n Trial size, 25c; regular
bottles, 75c. Sandoz the Druggist.
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The Mysterious Diavolo.

Without question the most daring
and dangerous feat ever attempted I'M
der any circus canvas is that of the
Mysterious Diavolo, the man who
LOOPS the Loop on a bicycle. with
the Fiot0 Shows. Not satisfied with
his former successes in riding the plain,
old fashioned loop. this prince of dare
devils has this season removed the up
per section of the loop, leaving q gap
of Is feet, across which he leaps head
downward. and while the spectators
hold their breath in horror, this "demon
of the air. glides safely around the
broken loop and stands smiling in the
center of the large arena.
Will exhibit in Opelousas on Satur-
day, Oct. 18th.
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I'm Summer Time Down by the Sea-

This lie the title of a new and magnif-
icent song and chorus written by AL
fred j. Doyle, with a remarkably pretty
waltz chorus. This song will surely be
admired by everybody.
In Summertime, Town by the sea,
The only real place, boys, for me;
Take a ride on o trolley, get there before dark;
Take your sweetheart to Dreamland OF to Luna
In Summertime down by the sea, Park.
The place where we all like to be;
Where the breeze softly blows,
And where every one goes,
In Summertime, down by the sea.
Price SOC per copy. By sending 25c
in postage stamps to the Theatrical
Music Supply CO., No. "A West 2Sth St.,
New York, a copy will be sent postpaid
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Ladies Wanted,

A bright, energetic woman-woman's
work. Permanent position. Old estab-
lished business house of solid financial
standing. Salary $12 to $18 weekly,
with expenses, paid each Monday direct
from headQ uarters. Expenses advanced,
We furnieh everything.
Address, Secretary, $40 Monon Block,
Chicago. I'll. nr1-8t
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An article on working Ones Way
Through College, which is contributed
30 The Youths Companion for October
0ths by Arthur StanWOod Pier, will be
read with interest by thousands of
youths wi0ae means are more linn tied
than their ambition.
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1t 10 net the location of a town par
ticularly that makes it a live and pro-
Rressive place, but it is the people that
make it 20; and no matter what advan.
tages a town may have, it cannot hope
to be much unless it's citizens combine
in Q campaign for development and
gr0Wth-Dixie Press.
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Broke Into Hia Honaa.

8. LIE Quinn of Cavendish, Vt, was
robbed OF his customary health by in.
vaeiOn of Chronic Constipation. When
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills broke into
biz house his trouble was arrested, and
noW he's entirely cured. They're guar
anted to cure; 25c at all druge stores.
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CHAMBERLATN-HUNT ACADEMY
Pors Gibson, mississippi.

Magnificent new brick buildings, the most
complete in the South for a BOYS BOARDING
SCHOOL. Ninety rooms, steam heat, electric
lights, sanitary plumbing. Campus fifty acres.
Healthful location IN the hill country" Home
influence. Sup rior discipline. Thorough in
strnction. Military training if desired. Num-
Der limited Certificate admits to Universities.
For catalog address W. C. GUTHRIE,
July 9, 1904-3m Principal.
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There lie need of creating a public SEN
timent which will lead to a general OBJ.
servatiOn OF the duties of Arbor day by
the owners Of property upon streets
and roads. There is no better invest
ment for Inhabitants of q town than
well shaded avenues of travel.
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The Scientific American is the best
sonsasor roy car piece ln tns hands 20 g
win forward subscriptions without ex
ira charge Call and see sample copy.
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FOR SALE
ON LONG TERMS OF CREDn

|. A body OF land of eighteen buna.
pents. near Garland aud Rosa stafiiaarrea
Southern Pacific and ON Texas Paosaas I
road. Six hundred arptnts have hsaOu III
ened .0r more than three years, and csn ~ uta
he put in cultivation III next year. III ES
improvements, such as cabins, and n 1nsLsa
The price il eighteen thousand dnI,.MsuR
which three thousand is to he paid eastS
ance Of price payable in /, 2. 8, 4, 6. 6 = . u
10 wears credit. with interest at thaa S,saR
eight per cent from day of sale, saiS ia.ssst
payable annually. ~se
Six hundred bales can ha made in 1es ,.
land. N
.. A body of land of five hundred o,
on the banks of Bayou COcOdrtt, ah.olpell
place wherestood Wilson's sawmili, Vsa
One hundred Hrpcnts are deadened :,
BAYOU for more han three Years ~ W I
easily be put i'll cultivation. Balance ~ \ \
land is on banks OF Bayou. "a
The price is five thousand dollars. o,..,
/, Q, B.. i. 5, 8, T., 8, 9 and 10 years from t6a ny
| sale; this interest payable annually.
Another piece OF land, improved. with >.
inc, all enclosed, and with houses. etc -, Sl
| on, about one mile and a half from 0nsio .ue
| containing one hundred arpents, fronti.s
road leading from Opelousas to PralFia pass,
Price forty dollars per arpent. Cash na
| terms, but with eight per cent yearly int.
from day of sale; interest payable annlaIs'
Apply to II. l.. GARLAN6'
Aug. 13, l904-2m OpelOms,,
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. Opelousas, La, Oct. 1, 1901

Opelousas, La, Oct. 1, 1904.
The Board met this day i'll regular session,
with the following members present:
3. A. Littell, Mayor, presiding; ]. 8. Evans,
F. L. Sandoz, F. J. PulfOrd, II. Ventre and L. c.
Soileau. All members present.
Clerk w r. Cochran being absent, OH motion,
duly seconded and carried, l.. Austin Fontenot
was made clerk pro tenn.
Minutes of previous meetings were adopted
as read.
C. L. Hayes, tax collector, makes the follow,
ing report:
To the Hon. Mayor and Members of the Board
of Aldermen:
Gentlemen-I herewith tender you my report
of collections for month ending Oct. 4, 1904, as
follows:
Corporation Tax, 1905. 16 OK
WaterwOrks Tax 1908 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 on
Licenses, 1904 II 81
Market dues S64 90
Less %janitor's salary 8 90 56 on
Fines 275 7!
Stock IA OF
Total 1897 q
ResDectfuIly submitted.
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w

Five or six boarders; only three blocks from
the High School, and good sidewalks all the
Mrs. ". II. HENDERSON,
Sept, "a, ! m. OPELOUsAS. LA.
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Amendments to the Charter of the Opclousas.
E,ulr e. Northeastern Railway Company,
Adopted at IL Meeting or StocBhold-
ers. Held Tuesday, Oct. 1, 1904.

Adopted at IL Meeting or StocBholt-
ers, Held Tuesday, Oct. 4, l0n4.
Amendment No. |. The shares OF the capital
stock of this company shall he twenty nve
| dollars each, instead Of one hundred dollars
each.
tal stock shall be Issued to the ttApaye rs VINO
pay taxes in aid Of tlle construction or me pro
posed railroad, for the taxes PAID by mem LOT
said purpose, or to The 1rnnsferees of the re-
ceipt for such taxes, upon presentation OF a
| sufficient amount to constitute a share or the
capital stock, provided that the tax receipts
be presented to the secretary or TINS COMPANY.
TO be converted into stock by the first day or
April OF the year following the date at Wnlcn
they became collectable, and provided that
such tax receipts may be transferred by me
endorsement of the name OF the holder on inc
back OF the receipt. and provided tnat no
transfer or assignment of such tax receipts, or
Of the capital stock, shall be made to any non
competing railroad corporation, directly or III
directly, aud any such transfer or assignment,
if made, shall he null and void and of non
effect.
Amendment No ). All taxes i'll aid of the
construction of this proposed railway shall be
deposited as collected i'll some solvent banking
or trust company paying interest on deposits
to be designated by the Board or Directors,
and no portion of the taxes raised in the first
police jury ward Of the parish OF 81. Landry
shall be paid to this corporation until the com
pletion of that portion OF the line connectlhs
Opelousas with the Texas d Pacific Railroad,
or some other railroad parallelIng that road.
and provided that no portion of the taxes lev
led and collected IN any other ward or wards
shall be paid to this corporation until the com
pletion of the road through such ward OF
wards respectively; and provided. further, that
the taxes paid by the taxpayers OF the several
wards in aid of the proposed road shall be re
turned, with the accumulated interest, to the
taxpayers, should the road connecting Able
vile with the Texas & Pacific, or some Other
paralleling system, not be completed through
said wards respectively within five years from
} January l, 1908.
} Amendment No. /. Seven members of thu
} Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum
for the transaction OF all business.
} A true copy. THOS. II. LEW Is.
5 Attest: Chairman Meeting of Stockholders
D GEO. T. EDWARDS, Sec. Oc9-1m
D WANTED-A FAITHFUL PERSON Tt
call on retail trade and agents for lnanufaC
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Respectfully submitted.
@. L. HAYES,

c. L. HAYES,
Town Tax Collector.
On motion. duly seconded and carried. the
report was accepted as read, and referred to
the finance committee.
W. r. Cochran, collector of w~aterworks and
electric light plant, makes his report Of collec-
lions for M. and L. water. fans and lights for the
month ending Oct. A, 1904, amounting to the
sum of S9sO.3l.
On motion, duly seconded and carried, the
report was received as read, and referred to
the finance committee.
F.. L. Sandoz. town treasurer, made his report
as follows:
town Tp of opelonsas' La, for the month ending
Oct. 4, 1904:
1904. DR..
| Oct. 4, balance on hand as per
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SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA
Institute,
Lafayette, La.

EDWIN L. STEPHENS, President.
Situated In the beautiful Bayou Vermilion
country. A State institution of learning, both
academic and practical. and for both sexes.
Magnificent main building. Splendid brick
dormitories. Mechanical work shop. Thor
oughly equipped. Fourth session opens on
Wednesday, Sept. 81, 1904. Write for hand
some illustrated catalog to
CHAS O. DEJEAN,
Sept. 3-3t Secretary.
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Operating expenses. 81, 101 90
find that 1 am unable to make a correct re-
changes caused by the meter system, but as
things are going now, will probably be able to
have meters on all consumers of light by next
meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
a. {. JONES,
superintendent.
On motion, daily seconded and carried, the
report was accepted as read.
L. @. Solleau, street commissioner makes the
following report for month ending Oct. A, 1904:
Opelousas, La, Oct. 4, 1904.
Tt the Hon. Mayor and Board of Aldermen:
Gentlemen-I beg to report that L have spent
on your streets, sidewalks, buildings, crossings,
foot bridges, repairing bridges and building
one bridge on Landry street, near Breaux's
lected.
Respectfully,
L.. {. SOILEAU,
Street Commissioner.
On motion, duly seconded and carried, the
| report was accepted as read.
The committee appointed at the last regular
meeting to investigate the demands of the
Opelousas Compress Co. for compensation for
pipes, main, etc., made their report as follows:
Opelousas, La, sept. 20, 1904.
To the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen, Town of
Gentlemen-We, the committee, appointed by
you to investigate the amount of pipe laid by
the Compress Co., find that IL has laid about 1919
feet of 6-inch pipe, extending from the main
pipe to their compress. We, the committee,
recommend that the Compress Company be re-
imbursed for this amount OF work when the
town decides TO extend the water works IN
that direction. (Signed)
+. J. PULFORD,
Chairman.
F. L. SANDOZ,
j. 8. EVANS,
Committee.
On notion, duly seconded and carried, the
report was accepted as read, and the commit
tee discharged.
Moved by Mr.. Sandoz, duly seconded and
carried, that the Mayor appoint a committee
of two to act with himself in the matter of
preparing the budget for the year 1906, said
committee to report at the next regular meet
ing
Mayor appoints on said committee Fred l..
Sandoz and L. Austin Fontenot.
On motion, duly seconded and carried, the
Board adjourned subject to call.
l.. AUSTIN F~oETENoT. b. A. LITTELL,
Clerk Pro TEN. Mayor,
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Sold by Allen 7. Sandoz & Bro,
NOTICE.

for a pardon. lark FRANK,
EDWIN JOHN,
Sent. 10. 1904-1m ERMOGENE FRANK
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Latest designs In fancy cards, envel
Opes, etc.,just received at this Office.
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NOTICE..
Otfirc Orc!ousaS, Calf and Northeastern Rail-
way Company,

OptlnuSaS, La, Oct. 5, 1894.
At IL meeting nf III" stockholders Of the Orei-
ouSua. Ruif 4 Northeastern ltaiiWaS company
hid 1T Lax, Hook d L-adde Hall. at Opelousas,
La. at u. Ill, Tuesday, oct. 4, 1904. pursuant
10 published notice duly given. IN accordance
with Article TX of the charter, anu also sp'cial
written notice given TO each stakeholder. the
auhtpInpd amendments 10 the charter OF Shiu
company were ali unanimously adopted ny tue
vote of the Stockholders at said meeting, ana
in obedIcfrr to the Instructions of the stock
holders at said meeting, / hereby proclaim the
aAnption OF stl.i amendments, ana their lncof,
nurHtiou in the ch.srter IA pat and parcel
thereof. lioS. u: iS y ?
GEO. T. EDWARDS, Secretary.
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WANTED-A FAITHFUL PERSON TO
call on retail trade and agents for Inanufac-
turing house having well established business;
local territory; straight salary $40 paid weekly
and expense money advanced; previous expert
ence unnecessarily; position permanent; business
successful. Enclose self addressed envelope.
Superintendent Travellers, Cos Monon Building,
Chicago, I'll. jy2-3m
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Town Residences =

In a desirable neighborhooee
with an entire square OF laLs sars
live oaks, magnolias, ceaart thoa
about Q squares from the Corsf
from High School, Q squares
Church and convent. hounq
brick basement. 8 rooms, foaf
buildings, etc, all under gaoo Ia
sold cheap for cash, or pa4 tSis nj
on time to suit. Apply az Vnt
The Opelousas courier., 1904-10-08

Balance on hand Oct. A, 1904. $6,658 50
Respectfully submitted,
F. L. SANDOZ,
Town Treasurer.
On motion, duly seconded and carried, the
report was received as read and referred to t.. e
finance committee.
The finance committee, after examining the
report, declare same correct, and ordered the
treasurer credited for the sum of Ct 500, and
vouchers cancelled for same, all of which was
accordingly done.
A. C. Jones, superintendent Of the W.. w. and
E, L. plant, made the following report:
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

- G I Hess have sold Cor Alexander and r
FeSe- the thres the south side az one-hundre
forty-fourth-st. - feet west Of seventh-ave TO
Joshua sIiverstsin The lots have been owned by the
Iieoxort family forty They will be I'm
proved six fathouses. each with front
as. Of $40 house viii have four apartments
Dun & Brown have sold Jacob Herb 10 client a
ot 25xas II feet side oEehundEed-eno-
nsusth-st.. 100 feet west Of ST. NichOlns-ave.
Arthur s. Cox & have scld fer Mrs. J. T Hcl-
irook Of ossnInr, y Y. Nos IS4. l6s and Jos East
aehrndredand fourtcenth-st three story brick
c=eins plot DOKlooli feet to the Business
Mems Realty Company.
snowber s. Co. sold for DR.. Henry Kroifpfeiffer
hathouss property. No. e Sutton Place between
Fifty eighth ana Fifty-ainth SITS. 20 investor
J. Arthur Fischer has sold for Mandelhaum & Levine
story English basement house No. 24S west
Thir7y-eiEhth-Et. size i7x9s-9 feet.
slnWEOn Hobbs have sold for Lucinda v Cornell to
a client occupancy the five story limestone front
american dwelling house. No. sle West Eighty
frst-st.. l7x60Klc2-2 feet
J. Eezzog & Co. have sold for NJ L c Er2st TO
Bernhard fsnsn No 4+ East HI a6 ana 10
Harry Gooqen has d m s J sS ss9t 10 louis
dredana steenthst. three five story hathouses' on
FeiHsnd assi has sold for George sehqeh to Louis
Emanuel simon has sold for client q M.Ilard vsit
No 5sS Eas Forty hfst-st I'VE story hathouse on iot
Louis bought from Jacob Plat the FIVE story
on plot 2s1eS II feet.
Reid Murphy and H A Ca Gas have sold for Mary
q story dwelling house, on lot 10 okSSJ ieel
Z. NJ. bought from Matilda Du Bots No 81
Greenwichave i've story tenement house On lot TX
s;a.3xle 6xs9
Aaron Pachmeso a story dwelling house at Cornell
and SAKE ayes 4 Mrs Bruce- 10 the Progress
Realty Company Q dwelling house on Connl25wealt IN
u.e., Knowles Theodore 6tehlhy nVe
lois a OF Oakley and Sagamorc-st.
Flcschmann Realty and Construction Company mas
10 George X. Bohl0en the Ave building IN
northeast Of seventh
One-sunGred thirdst-. plot A21lN
100 Mr. Bohkeu Is 10 have rathske!er and bowl
Ing alleys in his building. . .
john Oscar l. Foley have sold FOR the United
Mortgage and Trust Company. trustee Tor
Tyrnes estate 2 NcCaulev 30 $40 TO 446 West
Fyseventh- three four hahouses. plot lO0x
1908
Gilsev Brothers & Co have Walter T. Thomp-
No $40 Greenwichst five story loft building. on
lot 2aXlO0
Parsons q Holman sold through !. Schoenauer
No 25l Serenh-aTe FIVE story iathouse on lot Ok
as
stephen Mccormick has sold for Francis Mulgraw the
southeast 81 Madison and One-hundred and
thirty hirdsl, four hathouse. with stores, lot
20xs0 feet.
stephen Mccormick has sold FOR Carrie / Shotwel
G2ElO0 the side Of Forestaye. IA feet
Of One hundred a nd-siNty third st.
Michael II Mhalen has bought from Mrs. Leary M
279 East Broadway. three building, a lot 20K
50 feet
Parsons sold No. 2.251 seventh-ave.. a
hah0use WIKI stores 2NI5 through J. Schoan-
aoraham ". LiIienthal has rcs7ld Kos. 22G and PCS
hundred and ffty-thri-st five
houses. O plot 5oX33ll feet.
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REALTY NOTES.

I.gcie Mitchell gave quit claim yesterday to parce
Io - laG sxa5xls77 feet. the northeast Of
IIou-;on-s Br0aGwa. NathEa Seole, trustee.
Norris Zimmerman and another Ie yesterday gave
a cult claim property Nos 80 and - West Forty
sixth-st. 10 the Municipal Realty Company.
fssev Ir,p.he x s-ll FRANK W. Suydau
Improvement with sca dwelling house forty lots
Crestkiu Park. N J.
James J.. Wells Saturday offered At auction enc
Hammond. Bolton
Tner!ot ard Leland ayes The Trcnx The sale was
largely eve, parcel sold There weri
eixyo1e separate buyers. the prices from Si25 L
81 500
Charles Ds~oss ceased for the Abingdon SJoras
Warehouse COMPANY Q. F. Collier for five No
Thi-t.eth--;- seven story bu:!dnS on a lo
ss3S1G sees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24

SUPERINTENDENT Of an Office building
desires engagement on and after JuIy /.
can give the highest class references. Ad
dress UPPER Box II 1873 Gth-aVe
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CHANCE Oh NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Century WhcelIren ~ New-iork. do
nestle memborcnip corporation. having us
gri,.r.Ial property a.l place Il business 81
.z4 Amsterdam Avenue. IN che COUNTY and
Stc.e 81 Nev YORK. VIII apply 10 the Su-
..r,ilc Cont - the state OF New York AZ a
%, ial terrrs thereof % lie heid al Special
Term. Part !. a. the Ccuuty Court House. IN
tl-c County q New YORK. Oh the 26th day Of
Nav. 1850 Al 1870 O'cio~l; in tbs forenoon
= ,Eat da,- or ~ soon thereafter as counsel
ca-, te heard. fo- an order authorizing the
ga!d corporation 20 change its corporate
name - Century Athletic Club
Dated New Ncri. ADrtl 3th, 1904.
CENTURY W1II.EINFS OF NEW YORK.
- WILLIS W tRFtELD. President.
CHARLES L. hCE, Esq.. Attorney FOR
Petitioner. . G.J Isrc=Gway. =. y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24

SALESMAN. &C.-Young man. 81 Ameri-
can. experienced. as a cigar salesman or
cigar clerk: reference. LOUIS BECKER.
COZ 6th-st.
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HELP WANTED.

Nnle.
WE HAVE POSITIONS OPEN
for Statesmen. Executive. Clerical and Tech
meal men. 81 400 TO 81. 900 call or write
for booklet. HAPGOODS. suite Dos 3OJ
Broadway New York
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BrOOkIyn Real Estate For Sale.
FLATBUsH CHOICE LOTS, $3.50 EACH.

circumstances compel sell splendid i'm
5roved ne!zhborhood any terms titles guaranteed: open
sundays. EDWARDS. SSl Flatbush-ave.. Brooklyn.