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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
MOUNT VERNON GRANTS FRANCHISE
New-York, Westchester and Boston Rail
road to Begin Work at Once.

At a midnight session Friday the Mount Yer
non aldermen unanimously voted to give fran
chise to the New-York, Westminster and Boston
Railroad. This is the company which proposes
to build a raj id transit line in Westchester
County to connect with the subway at Bronx
Park It holds a franchise in New-York City,
given to it two years ago by the Board of Alder
men,
Under the franchise Mount Vernon will have
a five cent fare to the point where the proposed
connection with the subway is TO be made; the
company cannot lease or assign the franchise
The city will regulate the number of trains TO
be run so that there will be enough operated at
all times to give every d seat, and the COM
pany agrees to put UP $4,000 bond to begin
construction within sixty days. to spend 100000
in the first year and have the entire line COM
pleted within four years
All of these conditions were put in the fran
chise because friends of the NewYork and Port
Chester Railroad Company, which has &. rival
franchise, and also promises to connect with the
subway, have asserted that the NewYork and
Boston company merely in the interest of
the New-York. New-Haven and Hartford Rail
road. The road is being financed by Dick
& Robinson, Of New York, and has opened up
offices and begun actual construction in The
Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
CHICAGO TO NETWORK BY TROLLEY
Gaps Barring Continuous Trips Soon To Be
Bridged

Chicago Sept. 2-"Continuous trolley rides from
Chicago New-York two routes and be-
tween Chicago and Cincinnati among the
transportation probabilities of the future.
says The Record Herald" to-day. William S
Reed, a builder of railroads, who has office in
the First National Bank, has organized syndi-
cate, which has purchased the Chicago Electric
Traction Company and has organized two other
companies, which will complete the gaps which
bar a continuous ride electric roads be-
tween the cities named Continuing, The Rec
ord-Herald" says:
Mr.. Reed says that these transportation feats
will be made possible by next June, and that the
traveller may go from Chicago to New-York by
way of Buffalo, and then through New York State
may branch off Cleveland and take long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
SCORE HURT IN COLLISION.
Tecions of Bar Hdrbor Night E.r-
press Wrecked.

South Gardiner Ne, Sept. IA rear end col
lision between two sections of the Bar Harbor
night express from Boston, over the Boston and
Maine and Maine Central railroads here to-day
caused serious injuries to four persons while
more than a score of others sustained severe
burns and scalds or cuts and bruises Tie acci-
dent occurred on the Maine Central road The
seriously injured
CLIFFORD. l. J.. Morris Plains n. Y. burned
M sfs e so SG sr tsf body and
io scaSsd srteTi.. in R wrist Severed P ~
SHAPIRO Mark s. Gardiner. Me. head and hands
SHEPARD L. J.. Morris Plains. interal injuries:
wEsTKAGE Mr. Antoinette Bridgewater Me. badly
burned and scalded about head and hands.
The accident occurred while the first section Of
the express. consisting of eleven cars. including
seven sleepers was at the station here, waiting
for the ST. John express bound west to take
siding. the Bar Harbor train being under orders
to pass the ST. John express at this point. The
second section of the train for Bar Harbor.
which was made up of engine and two empty
passenger cars. crashed at full speed into the
first section. wrecking a passenger coach. An
investigation will be held to place the respon-
sibility. It is stated that the second section
was tagged, though 1t is suggested that the
warning may not have been noted account of
the prevailing fog
The injured We're all passengers in the single
coach which was wrecked. The locomotive was
badly damaged Many of the injuries were
caused by steam escaping from the boiler of the
locomotive. None of the cars left the track, but
1t was several hours before the wreckage was
cleared away.
L. J. Shepard of Morris Plains. N Y, is at
the Augusta City Hospital in critical condi-
ton from internal injuries He has been in
semi-conscious condition since the accident.
Mr.. Francis. with his sister, Mrs Martin, was
on his way to Millbridge to attend the funeral
Of his wife's mother. He taken to the Au-
gusta City Hospital, where his condition was
considered serious, 1t being feared that he sus-
FAMED internal Injuries. Mrs. Martin is also
1t the same hospital suffering from shock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

wANTED.-Young man; must be quick
at figures. and correct: state wages ex-
pected; chance for advancement. Address
BRASS GOODS MFG. CO. No. ESQ New
INSIST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

TWO WEEKS OUTING Mary and John Arbuckles
i tarm including excursion ticket, Albany day BOAT
New-York Poughkeepsie and return trolley ticae
Poushkeepsie and for women wage
earners only 81 %; for men, Sll 2o free use OF go
course clubs balls free Of lawn tennis court net
and rackets: free boats fishing Waikiki River
near Lake with its miles Of nnesi mountain
roads in the world. Send postal for circular
JOHN ARBUCkLE,
NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

CHAMBERMAIDS, COO ks Mattresses,
maids nurses, houseworkers, buffers,
couples. white and colored; good wages.
Mrs COLLIER S. 122 West 23d-st
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WORK WANTED.

Situations Tanted-Nale and Female
Four lines mt exceeding % wordsJ. tnre-
Insertions. Is ceEtS, seven Insertions. 81
cents. Exceeding ~ words aud less than ~
words. three Insertions. III cents. seven III
aertions. oU cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

returns with view to securing his permission
for an exhibition by a corps of the mounted
police The deputy commissioners favor the
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID in cash for
pawn tickets diamonds. pearls and jew
.lry A BAUM 223 Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

ACCOUNTANT and system expert. now
with public accountants, seeks absolute
permanent engagement with corporation or
large Arm. Address w. II. n, Tribune
once.
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ANTIQUES.
PATENTS.

THOMAS DREW STETSON. 1os Fulton
1855; real service; telephone 1888 John.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
N Tribune received their Uptown Office. No. 1864
b oadway Beth and 37th until o'clock m
Advertisements received the following branch Offices at
regular until o'clock M. viz 254 sth-
153 6th-ave. l2th-st: 81 East
14th,st; 257 West 42d-st between 18th and sth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
CITY OF TROY CRASHES INTO BRIDGE
TYPEWRITiNG.
Typewriting-5 cents per line

Typewritinz-5 cents per line.
HEADQUARTERS for typewriters: rented
repaired. bought. sold inspections. sup
plies. RAPID SERVICE. SHERWOOD s
Exchange. Al Liberty-st Telephone 1856
John.
QUICK TYPEWRITER REPAIRS: imme-
date service on calls: charges most rea-
sonable. F. G, DYETT. so Broadway. Tel.
). 33S-Cort
TIPEWRITERS.-An makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged. reliable service
GORMAN. 20 Nassau-st. Telephone 27+0-
rCrtlsndr
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Help Wanted-Male.

CoMPosIToRs WANTED. SO so per week, Catalogue
- JOB and Non-uuon For permanent posi-
ons in largest job printing office United splen
did opportunity. Open shop Only sober, competent re
with reference looking steady positions desired
Write or call r R DONNELLY 81 SONS co. Chicago
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-A first class butler and valet
combined; must have more than one
years personal reference from employer;
responsible Swiss preferred Address RE
SPONSIBLE. Box ;. Tribune once.
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Teachers.

WANTED IMMEDIATEI,Y-Germ Governess. en-
w tire care of children. $40. Nursery Governess Ger
French go South: Companion Cioverness:
speaking Spanish philippine Islands fer family of
Supreme Judge; College Graduates subur
ban school. DONOVAN EDUCATIONAL. AGENCY, 80
East Fourteenth years Send for Circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

GOVERNESS wanted to take entire charge
of two school children. aged and );
only thoroughly competent person need ap-
ply by letter only. 10 e c. B.. Room sol.
e02 Broadway New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-30o second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. 39S Ma dison-st
ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
once. No. 1884 Broadway. between 36th
and 3Tth SITS. until o'clock D. m. Adver-
tisemen's received at the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until o'clock
p. m. viz: "a sth-ave.. s 9. cor 23d-st. !;
1853 6th-ave cor. l2th-st. % East 14th-st. !;
267 West 42h-st.. between 7th and 9th ayes (:
263 West l25th-st. a2s 3d-ave. between
10Th and 71th ats n2c 2d-svs.. near f1st-
NJ l,T0S 1st-ave near soth-st; 1877 East
io5th-et. 756 Trem5Et-are.. co 33-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

ACCOUNTANT, having his mornings to
spare would like something to do curing
that time such as opening, posting and
balancing books. examining estate. foreign
and commission accounts. etc. r. C. BOX
81, Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

ACCOUNTANT wishes work evenings:
statements. trial balances. etc: excellent
references; terms moderate. b. Box 40.
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
TRUNKS.

STEAMER TRUNKS FOR $S.50 DREs.
Suit Cases FOR So, from manufacturer 10
you. J. BRISK. 4U6 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

GARDENER florist, landscape gardener
and farmer: German. married. two Shli-
dren: "a wears experience in Germany. Hol-
land and this country; laid ont and had luli
share az the grounds o Antwerp. Belgium,
Exposition de Anvers, 1888; understands all
about agriculture farming. forestry, gar,
dening and florist work under glass ana
good poultryInan. including SQUAD raising;
understands incubstors; capable Of handling
helm to best advantage. willing 10 go as
landscape gardener only. wife is the very
best dairywoman and French sweet butter
maker: WILLING TO board help az the place;
hest personal references; last employer can
he seen Address F. VIM. WILDSCHREH,
Z O. Box J13 Goshen, y. y.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

HaNDERINE. for removing stains from
hands or fingers without injury to skin
Send loo. for trial tube. PARA CHEAII-
CAL CO.. D. Warren-sI New-York
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions 10Y
Tbe Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway. between 56th
and 9th SITS. until O'Clock p m AoveT-
ftseuents received at the following oranch
Offices at regular Office rates until o clcck
D IN. viz. 254 shave - cor. 23d-st-:
| I53 6th-ave-. cor. l2th-st- 81 East i4th-st';
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distance airing through PENNSYLVANIA. and 50 on

distance airing through Pennsylvania, and so on
to the metropolis.
The Chicago Electric Traction Company. which is
now in the hands of a receiver in Judge kohlsaat :
court, is be taken out of litigation and will
then be absorbed by the Chicago and Southern
Traction Company, a new Indiana corporation.
which is capitalized for 100000 This will be in
creased to 81 000009 The latter capital is to con-
struck line from Harvey to Kankakee, dis
lance of thirty-siX miles.
Other lines then will take up the connection com
pleting the route between Chicago and New-1ork-
CITY OF TROY CRASHES INTO BRIDGE.
Troy, n. Y. Sept. 1.-The City of Troy OF the
Citizens Steamboat Line, between this city and
New-York, after having been delayed several hours
this morning by fog, struck the Congressst bridge,
crossing the Hudson from Troy to Watervliet.
Flagpoles and the pilot house were torn away, and
the bridge damaged. The boat contained three
hundred passengers, who escaped injury. The &C
cdent due mistake in signals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
AGENTS WANTED

$500 PER MONTH and expenses selling
STEAMSHIPS Smokeless Gun and Blast
ing Powder. Patented. General agents
wanted everywhere. J. A. STRANSkY.
Box 800. Pukwana. s. D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
ARTS.

AICUUN IANIS.
ARTHUR G. POTTER Public accountant
and auditor: speciality, system devising
5, 603 Broadway.
EDWARD GUNNELL. certified public &C
countant specialist in costs Of rnanufact-
uring. I4f Broadway. Telephone 1886
Cort.andt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

WANTED. -Woman as laundress and
chambernaid in small family; must have
good references. Call Wednesday. Septem-
Der e. at SO East 6Sth-st.. between II and
l o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
STORAGE.

NICHOLS'S EXPRESS AND VANS. 264
West I35th-st.-Baggage delivered to
steamboats, and railways. Moving. ship
,inq and hacking Pianos specially. Tel.
> 40 T-MorningSide-
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Teachers agencies.
THE SCHOOL QUESTION

THE SCHOOL QUESTION
WE CAN HELP YOU Decide 1T.
Catalogues ard reliable information concerning all
schools nd furnished without charge.
Branch American School and College Agency,
255 W. St. New York City.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teache Tutors Governesses ETC.
10 Colleges Schools Families. Apply to
Mrs n. j. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
THE z. MIRIAM COYRIERE AGENCY $50 5th-ave q.
New York City. makes specially of conscientiousy
furushy to parents ion of good schools and
instructors in all branches. Established 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY HOME, large house. improve
ments, grounds. stable; rent $40 pc
month: possession. Box AZ. Lecnia. " J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
RELIABLE, energetic party 10 manage
branch. Household necessity. sells like
magic. No competition. Our factory work
ing overtime Must invest small capital
to show good faith. Highest references
given and required. COLONIAL SUPPLY
CO. Is State-st.. Wellsville. y. Y.
500 PAID for the best idea how 10 pro
vide work for old men and women. lame
and crippled; also young men and women
who cannot go 10 workshops, on Mary d
John Arbuckle' s Farm, where buildings are
being erected in which they Will live and
work in the same building, under the best
conditions. Almost everything Will be pro
duced on the farm, that they can live
on one-half what II would cost In the city.
thus enabling them to feel independent and
self-supporting, and retain their self-re-
spect JOHN ARBUCKLE, Il Water-st-.
New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
APARTMENTS TO LET.

~ WEST io4TH-ST.-Thoroughiy over
hauled open plumbing. all improvements:
Earn heated. hot water: extra large well
H~hfed -oone: must be seen 10 be Rpprs-
e{Stei: rent $40 20 $50: near Broadway. one
block from subway station. Rty-rside Drive
"a Riverside Park. Apps Jsn.tcr-
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WANTED.-Man as butler and make him
self generally useful in house personal
references required. Call Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 9. at 80 East 6Sth-st.. between ii
and / o'clock
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Male.

BRAINS TO LET-For the last twenty
Years 1 have been making one doIIdT ;
wOrLIi OF advertising do ten coIIafs worth
OF work; my Pen and l nave sold thousands
Of dollars worth or eoOus OF all klndS 10
all sorts Of peopie; 1 nave the 'hndck 81
writing ads. BOOKS, pamphlets. circulars.
prUsp uctuses, etc, Of all KINDS, poth at
home and abroad: advertisement writer's
are born not made if you nave the
goods nave the praIns rhat wll seh
them; let me prove it to you. Address r.
E, Box 422, Tribune Uptown Once. 1904
BrodGwdy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

ANNE JACQUIN. COZ 6th-ave.. French
Employment Bureau, supplies select ser
wants. all capacities. nationalities. recon-
mended help wanted: city. country
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15
minneapolis.

Gpprgsmaalsmp0e. Ser bil bliDe
ct SpprgSmaol= % Soar Me6e /
Dggoraiil %teoiofiife 5amfun6, 506
Ge6ar Mpe., nelte Spn0ag @fterm.
&l. 4. Moeang fri % enbper pelfont=
met.
Mr. SSincrajabaia er mi reilt, n1el1
Sc, lom bprte .bars iamtliae Sore
Drag, billie lenge min6es bam. Sans
5ore0ra9 sen6og @ftermi60ag faite=
Sc ct npt 2ps ober ct. meget btgtigt
@mne. Moriomt bar set efter Mg-
set at bsre 6olf ptre 6ornnoring
oper, at BON life ban6e iagt, at Seo-
|ioften Dilbe hlibe Sen fommen6e Ser
6ensreligion. Set er p~anifeligt for
6e fleite Menneifer at f%oritaa, at for
81 man bar chi bis Sro bebpper ben1te
Dog life at bltbe SEN berffen=
Sc ! 6remtt0en. Mt set fan ices
paa meo uparttife 9ine, set fan mon
little tqnte fig. 6oreoraget Manoae
@ften traf Ell Mosie 5piritilter amt
anore, Ser enife0e 5orflaring ooer ct
meget otntpiitet 9pgrgsmaal. 81
bqaber, Set mi er faitilaaet, ollie
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paa famine gio life negte 9ano-
beoen at ipiritiitiife Srlton1e1ter.
5ore0ragsbol6eren 6beleoe beo De
pi6enifabeltge 6orifninger ! 0isie
SpgrgsmaaL % Sc 8ebiier for Sia-=
lens 11opoeligbeo, ION oerbeo er
|bragt tilbeie. 3Ss.s
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Wt1s Ntorte Neter1on, at 50S Ytne
Street, Stenograf for 6armell, S5-
mum, airf s Co., fit ct eleftriit
|Stpo forleoen, me6ens blu1 telefone>
reoe, % er lom Ell 6glge neot til al
boloe Jig bieunme. SUN blep laoet
bepio1tlps.
Mntallct al DC beb ltbitillin9c11 an
iatte 8etiente oip. an6rog Jig til onl-
trent 600. Ser por III ipeciel=
lie Holitibetiente, 8illetielgere %
l1iDerS 200, 1pmrepe % Mrbejos=
folf $50 oip. Gil at iomle op Mffalo
% &apir bar ser Is.
@Dor bar Sfjprtcrmc? Gu Man0
fra minneapolis, S. u. &iee, bar l,1=
Ser Ncreit for %uoroentlig Opfpriel
% fit 10 Gage / M%rbeiosbuiet. Set
te piloe 0og ,1eppe bape benle0et mo-
gen Spn1Grflom6e0 poa bam, men
JDre1 bapbe la11gt @aor og bar Set
lamane1tnpttat iom Ell &pinoeS. Ger
m1al1gleoe ban finn Sfiprter.
st Sammenitpb mellem to 8icp=
f%lefisrere, Sobn @nefel % &alpb
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@pes, bapoe tilfplge, at oe begge blep
ilemt beita0igeoe.t Sc foripgte begge
at un6gaa to Sporpogne, Ser fom /
moolotte &etninger, % fjprte 6erpeo
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fine, Mrs. Sens. Olien / 9ofotc
County. Set fan NOT bore, at gomlt
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@loire, @is., fal6t fra ct 6erris
&jul % bleo ejebliffelig 6rebt, n1e
bens benbes. Manb blep %betD6elt{
leml9itet, iaa baar6t, at ser null
gen en6ml fontpere 6are for ban,
SIP. @n 9igipnsiurp fan6t niger
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iig, at flere 9ele be6 &iulet par tenn
nrelig uoiliot. .l1oitillineen bleo be
isgt al omtrent 100000 @enneifer
me0ens ser THOR finn bar 10000
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$2O5,OOO THOR, me6ens nogiftern,
bar minore, fun $4,000 imoi
$500 flor. Set, ser trof melt
bar biit1tof acknowledgement SAT
&otcb, ser trabeoe Ell Mil / 1:57H
Mtnut. 6orrelten bar l10itillinge1
beore | enbper &etning. &eiret pa1
ijel0ent go0t Sen Dele Sis.
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l&i frenabpbcr:
2anb / Mtiebigan fra $3.50 til 81
pr. Mere / stpffer al 40 til 1000
Mtrcs.
Gn fin upoprfet 100 Neres Tarn,
n,eb &ns pip. / @arb g., u. .,
tire Mi fra 5tatior,, fun $3.50.
Dian ifal lcbc lrnsc otter en- itbrre
Bargain / u. >.
@lesante %opoprfcbc Tarme / @is=
eoniim % Minneiota paa mesct RI
mcli9c &ilfaar.
2anb / CANADA fra Sc til $40 pr.
Nerc.
Gn al DC bebitc Tarme / Manito=
ba meb itore, befpemmc 8p9nin9cr
os alle mnlisc Torbeorinser, fun
500 pr. Mcrc. Scr CT $40 Meres 1ise
peb Gtation, 1acu 2ambct fun beles,
bpis nbopenbigt. 9ctte Ct ct i%turar=
tet @obtfjbb.
Gm 100 Meres opbprfet Tarnt /
Sch Gate g., Mtinneiuta, fnn $40
pr. Mere. Snsen &p9ninger.
2anb u. Gafpta fra Sc til SIP
pr. Mcrc - cnbel enbn9 til labere
&rts.
2anb / Mfinmeiota fra 81 til $40
pr. Mcre - mbmGrfet 2anb % lette
8etingeller.
SpbDrfebe Tarme / @isconitn %
@finmeipta, nogle ,meb f1n npgle faa
bnnbrebe 9ollars 1tbbetaling. Seno
efter Cite, 1,e,1 rGpn, bbab Sc pn=
fer. st &ar Tarme til f,n 5000
a $500 11obetaling.
2anb / @iseuniin, SIS pr. 9lere
% pp.
800 Neres / Maribal g., Minn.,
til SIS pr. Acre. 2ctte 8etin9elicr.
l1bmcrfet 2anb % en- itor Bargain.
@n mpbclie 40 Merc Tarm i @is=
eoniim. 11bmerfet Surb % flint
&anb. Stun libt opbrmffct, men en-
abmerfct gpb Mnlcbming for Ell, Der
pnifcr at treffe Jig tilbaee. 8ebre
2anb fan ncppe finoes. Ser er ct
3 &ereliers 2ogbms lan1t Gtalb oip.
Sum $500 = billigere cnb bilbt
Qanb.
sc os fpr SC fisher. 81 fan ipare
9em &e1ge pg etbe 9em berbif,1lb
1tnberretning. 81 fun tage enocl
&uie / 8ytte for 2anb % Tar,n.
Sobnion & g.,
46 11nion 8loef, ct. SAUL, Nfimn,
9rnfnebe. @n 111g Mono, Soiepg
8. &ellep, 6r1fneoe / Safe @erpois
S9n6ag @ftermi60ag, meoens ban
bar u0 at ba6e Jig. &rampe.
&omantif paa 11oitillinge11. &orl
&esiel fra @au Claire, @is., mp6te
iin gantle &jereite, &ena Senieu, MI
boiat / q. Sat, poa u0ltillingen.
Sen gamle 6lamme brp6 otter frem,
og Sc tppe6e life, fgr Sc bar blebne
Mat0 og Some.
Martin Sreocrieficm .of 1853 Mcfer
Ctr, Ser iom me0oelt / forrige gfl1m=
mer, blep ilemt forflemt ntellem to
Spouppgne, fommer oesberre neppe
til at beboloe 2tpet. San er meget
boorlig, pg man benter bber Sag, at
bun bill So.
8arpm &pmlra fomn1er alligepel
life till ct. Saul lom fgrit be1temt
SON ltgger ipg poa tit Sotel / Seem
Oorf. Set iag0es ferit, at ban les
at Merbefeber, men 29gerne bereg=
ter Bette. Ser er antogelig inge>1
Tare.
9pbsfalb: Olga SSperion, 2utber
&olpital, 10 Mar, sen Cite; &agno
so. g. Moe, 600 Murora Str, 6 Mar,
Sen 96e; Mrs. @atil6a 2arien, 1874
6. Scents Str, SO Mnr, 6en lite,
Ole &anion, iii 6. TO. Str, ~
Mar, ben Soc.
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