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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

are nov thrown open 10 The pabile
10 Invites complaints from all
eitlaeHa lie gives personal inter
views 10 all Nha deairo H.
A resolution In the assembly has
been offered fnf the Investigation Of
the state ta1 commissioners. MAJOR
Adam having charged that the tit.=
900 OF total valuation 81 franchises
tn Buffalo IL farce
Ito has pat on the lid" but Il is
not a Puritan I'D.
fle has secured hong deferred aes
ton toward a union station by get
ting representatives Of IS railroads
10 meet
Single Department Heads
Mayor Adams chief plan Is 10 do
away with running municipal De.
partm~nfs By commissions 4 be
liepe In single heads wtth a defuits
and fired responsibility. he SAYS
A btu 20 reduce the police board to
ons member Ia already In the az
s~mbiy lie has appointed a non
partisan nss charter commission In
draft a bill reducing other depart.
menta 20 sinEie heads and correct
inS many faults In this present char
ter.
Some Criticisms
II seems Co be euunesied here that
such a singie-hnaasd system ~ de-
paftmsnta is perfeeily safe With a
nan ~ Mayor Adams qualities. bat
uofnr hold that ii would be a poarcr
II abuse u a corrupt mayor were 60
set luio office.
Ia some quarters Mayor Adams
ideas are looked upon a. fada Some
merchants are kieklng because be
wants 90 tar ele4tfic signs and side
wAik excavations On. citiren be-
came esaxpsfatea with Mayor Adam
for refusing % klt with tho police
Aheu they tried
sup, nun. and be threatened 90 pre-
fer charges % neglect ~ duty
against him with the governor
Mayor Adam had withdraw from
the meeting. declaring he had not
finished his investigation. and that
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THIS DAT IN HISTORY.

Feb. IL. f7zs. First bean Iun-
chson given in Boston.
Feb. IL. tstz- Wall II. vigorously
denounced BY United States senator
from kanzaz
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NEW MAYOR RUNS BUFFALO ON
DEPARTMENT STORE PRINCIPLES
s+.+.4++++- .tttttst
A CHARACTERISTIC ADAM-Hu.

- ". Adam ~ buffalo. would be- lad i "a
the nbe United States army officer qualified suer
iucndnt Of police Of Buffalo and available Yr the position
Fitness politics. Is the essential qualification
NO officer need be- disappg ined n De s REJECTED officer
be- surprised II be ~ chosen The has off
IN mind IL looking their records in addition gkisg
possible aplplnfaaa All applications will faefu
considered aud treated connt anai desired Mayor
Adams advertisement Tor police chief
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Here's 10 4 Valentine.
Its message % love
To Dan Cupid standing On guard
Up above.
Two hearts entwincd.
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a PEW REMARKS on EAST
LYNNE"

The Inspiring and celebrated play
81 East Lynne 70 a general favor
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HEADED TOWARD THE HIGH
GRASS.

Sparfans are evidently not thea
tergoerH. A company billed there
for three nights last week. played
two nights TO the poorest Kind OF
houses. and then pulled for Rreaner
pastures Chester fM0) Tribune.
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Whats IN aaa "
usiu a steam ham
msF Z drive a carpet
tack7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

said that l had none. but that 7 did not
care TO invest myself Mr.. Pierce rs my
personal counsel and counsel for the rail-
roads In which | am interested. Late
Mr.. Pierce asked my opinion about the
purchase by the syndicate OF the Weste-
ern Maryland, and ] advised against it.
Mr.. Pierce afterward said a Mr.. Bar
ber had refused 20 make a good subscrip-
ton. and for that reason he WAS ambar-
rassed. said II that was the truth. as
a pereona favor ! would help him out.
and subscribed 100000 ] did not make
myself familiar with the matter. | went
IN simply as a friendly act toward Mr..
Pierce
Mr.. Gould said he had never heard OF
an agreement by which General FitZgeT-
aid was to pay Mr. Menges 81 00O,00 COM
mission until just before the former trial
in the CAGE. and said he had no interest
in the outcome OF the case and did not
consider that he was in any way liable.
Mr. Krech emphatically declared that
ne had never heard Mr. Menges say that
he was entitled TO a commission OF 81 Joo.-
600 for his work In effecting the sale Of
the Western Maryland.
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New York, April H,-When George J..
Gould testified in the supreme court In
Brooklyn Tuesday i'm the 100000 suit
brought by Morris c. Menges against Gen
Louis Fitzgerald that he had subscribed
sf.oo0,0o0 TO the Fuller syndicate. which
had bought the Western Maryland Rail
road. solely as a matter OF friendship for
Winslow Pierce, his personal counsel
Judge Sutherland. as we'll as the jurors
looked at him with amaZement. Many
women were present In court.
Mr.. Gould said that at the time he made
the subscription he had no knowledge OF
the conditions. and when asked at what
time he began to have personal feeling
in the matter. for since that time the
Western Maryland and the West Virginia
Central have become part OF the Gould
system. he declared that It was when the
Reading and Baltimore and Ohio inter-
ests tried TO prevent the so-called Fuller
syndicate from blying the road and ag-
gressive action was necessary.
There was an echo Of the insurance In
vesugation when the list OF the subscrib-
ers to the Fuller syndicate was read and
81 was found that James il. Hyde and
associates were subscribers 20 the amount
OF 81, 10000. Alvin W. Krech, president of
the Equitable Trust company. declared he
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did not know who Mr.. Hyde's associates
were.
Mr.. Gould said that his attention was
first called 10 the Western Maryland Rail
road In 1890 or 1901, when Gen. Fitzgerald
spoke To him and said that Mr.. Lauter-
bach had asked him TO submit the matter.
He took the papers 10 his Lakewood home
and went over them.
"The matter was of no interest 10 me,
he said. "and ! so reported 80 General
Fitzgerald when returned the papers. II
was In territory where / had no inter
ests at that time"
The next he heard OF the road was In
the early part OF 1892, when he resolved
a letter from a Mr.. Burton. OF Baltimore.
who suggested that Mr.. Gould might de-
sire 10 acquire the road This communi-
cation was referred TO T. +. Jeffrey. pres
ident OF the Denxer and Rio Grande, who
reported adversely on IL.
Then Edward G. Fuller told me he was
organizing n syndicate TO purchase IT,"
he said. After the fret interview Win
slow Pierce asked me TO send Mr. Fuller
TO him This / did. Later Mr.. Pierce
asked me II | had any objection TO his
becoming interested in the syndicate. l
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service. 1O.45. subject resurrection as
Taught in the New Testament" special
Easter music. S s, at 1915 m: hap
tismal service at 1880. l. w meeting az
8; at 730 there will be special Faster
exercises by the S S.
Blessed Hope" mission. corner Web
ster avenue and Painheld street. Olney
ville-S $. at 1880 y m; meeting AZ 3;l5.
subject Does the New Testament Teach
the Sleep of the Deadg "
Adjoining Roger Williams park, at the
end OF Columbia avenue. sacred concert
at o'clock Sunday m; speakers. Wes-
ley and Winslade; chalk talk, Whttelsey
no collection.
Universal Brotherhood and Theosoph
icai society, 205 Weybosset strcet-Public
meeting at 1880 m: addresses. The
Rise and Fall OF Nations" =" "Theosophical
Interpretation OF Easter" special music
a cordial general invitation Is extended.
Randall Square mlsslon-Bible school,
i0:3O: missionary conference g. led by
Minister William Butler Of Friends
church; 745, Minister A y Pcrnel and
evangelistic workers; George B Crookes
will sing at p m services.
a y Vining. "the converted inndel.
will continue the gospel services on Tx
change place IN front Of the monument
next week daily between 1915 and /
p m.
The Bailey Campmeeting association
VIII hold revival service at the Randall
Square Gosp. mission 81 Gladstone
avenue sunday afternoon AZ 3 o'clock
William ~ Butler Of the Friends church
will speak and sing. Tho public Is In
vitcd.
church of the New Jerusalem. Trinity
square. Rev George s Wheeler. pastor
Service 10;ib n m; subject. "The Resur-
sctlOn." host holy sacrament ~ the
Lords supper at close OF morning wor-
ship.
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BAPTIST.

BAPTIST
Central, Rev John Richard Brown. pas
tor-lO:45, Easter service, HE Saw and
Believed" followed by baptism 1890. s
Is; $3.50. B Y + u; Z. evening service In
charge of the Sunday school
Roger Williams, Woodward road and
Veaze street Rev York A King pastor
Morning prayer $3.50, special Easter service
with sermon by the pastor 1870; S 5 Has;
j Es; b Y L L 6; Easter concert by the
SS7.
Coriss Heights chapel Berkshire and
Selma streets Easter concert by the S
2:So; preaching Il c Carter 7.
South Ocean street-Preachng by the
pastor Rev A Burgess, 1915; h S 1915;
Il Y + u 6:45; 1880 cantata "The Resur-
rection," and an address by the pastor.
Fourth-Preachng by the pastor. Rev
he T. Burr. at Highland Congregational
church at s. subject THE Resurrection" :"
$ S concert 3:15 S concert at North
Baptist chapel 10:45.
Calvary Broad and Stanwood streets,
Edward -Holyoke ID u, pastor-10;2O organ
recital, 1890. sermon, The Spirit In the
church" baptism. Easter Offering. l215.
Il S. 615. G T.; 72o, organ and orchestra;
7.30. sermon, The Reconstruction OF
Society" special musical service, triple
quartet assisted by orchestra
Union, corner John and East streets,
| b T Livingston, pastor Evangelist
Cozens. the English evangelist. will speak
at all the services with special music; 10.
prayer meeting; l0:45. Some Strange
Happenings OF a Dark Night" g. mass
meeting Conversion OF a Business MAN."
z. Most Costly Thing in the World
Special services will continue every night
during the week.
Jefferson street Rev A T Belknap.
minister-lO:i5. THE Gospel of the Resur-
rection:" 1880 8 S concert; IL. G r; 3.
G f.: 6:30 G r.. Special music morning
and evening
Broadway. Rev ] V Osterhout, pastor
YPs c Easter service $50 m; S
1O:45; Easter service with special music
and sermon by the pastor l2l5; II S
G T. g. Easter service followed by bap-
tism 7:l5.
DYER avenues S 2; Easter concert $50.
Hartford avenue chapel near Jewell
street: s 3: preaching by Mr. Omar II
Mccoy 4; evening service 7:l5.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Union. Broad street. near Stewart. Rev
James r Mcconnell. pastor-Morning SER
| vice 1O:l5. subject "The Women at the
| Empty Sepuicher:" vesper communion
service 8; S 1915; Y y G r 6.
Central. Angel street and Diman place
Morning service lO:i5. appropriate to Eas-
ter the assistant minister, Albert + Rora-
back will preach. S S Easter service l2:l5.
HiehisHa,-L ) Woodworth, pastor
Preaching i0.5. The Living Friend" S
s i2:i5: & T. $3.50 at Old ladies' Home;
Easter s 5 concert z.
Benedcent. Weybossot street, Asbury
T. Krom. mlnister-The pastor breaches
| 1876 and 7.a0. evening theme Jesus with
the Worlds Christian Triumph Easter
music both services by vested choir. as
sisted I'm evening by Miss Virginia Andcr-
son. violinist. and Miss Helen Grant.
'cellist. 1915, Easter exercises OF 5 s.
500. T..
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Free Evangelical. Hope street and Mt
Hope avenue, Rev j Herbert Yeoman,
pastor-l0;i5, Easter sermon, when the
Hour OF Resurrection Dawns." singing by
a quartet, violin solos. Miss Evangeline
Larry; 6:90, Easter concert by the S,
Thornton school 2:30; Easter ser
vice by the Bible school $50; G Conal Mac
kay, pastor
EPISCOPAL.
ST. stephen's-Holy Communion. G. Z,
and s; Holy Communion (children's), 915;
mathis. 10; Holy Communion (choraD and
sermon. 10:i5: evensong procession and
address. $3.50; ovensong and sermon. 1880.
Church of the Messiah, Westminster
and Troy streets--Holy Communion. 63O:
Holy Communion (choraD, 1880; morning
service Holy Communion and sermon,
1O.45; subject, "The Practical Ideality OF
Life" Sunday school festiva1 3!3U; even-
ing service, 7:S0; The Daughter OF
Jairus;" cantata will be rendered by the
choir
Emmanuel. Chestnut and Clfford-S S.
at $780, and preaching at l0:45 m. by a
c Riggs. pastor OF Lowell, Mass; p NJ
at 8 and preaching at Z p m, by G Z Lam
phere. Of Spring valley Y; w Cox,
pastor
Church OF the Epiphany Potter avenue,
near Elmwood avenue--Easter day-Holy
Communion, $50. 9:3O and II; morning
prayer. 1880; S S festival, l. festival,
evening prayer. 1880
Holy Nativity Thornton 79o;
Holy Communion. and 1890; 5, 23O;
evensong and sermon. $3.50.
Calvary (EplscopaD. Orchard avenue
Holy Communion .; morning prayer ser
mon and Holy Communion, 10:i5; chill
dren's festival 4.
FREE BAPTIST.
Roger Williams. Westminster and
knight streets-loa5. Easter service. SER
mon and BAPTISM 1915. S S: 1880 Easter
concert by orchestra and choir.
Norwood--Preachng by the Rev Il y
Farr II; 1890 s; 6, c +; Z. 5 $ Easter
concert
Park. Rev Taplin j wlnsladc pastor
l045 baptism and sermon by pastor
special Easter music II. $; g. Jr c T..
6:i5, Sr G r.; I. Easter concert by S S.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.
First Church OF Christ. 250 Bowen street
Services. 1875 and 4: subject. "Proba tion
After Death"
Second Church OF Christ. 40 Brldgham
street-service, 1o:i5; subject. probation
After Death"
METHODIST.
silver Hook Primitive-s S. sl5: 4:sa
preaching by pastor. Arthur J Myers.
Hope street, pastor, A w G Anderson
1888 preaching: 1915, s. Z, s concert
special music
Wanskuck. Vandewatcr street. Rev G
Perry. pastor-lO:l5, Easter sermon. u. ,
s. 4. l.: 6. n l.; Z. Easter concert. spe.
cial music by choir. flute solo by Mr. Geo
Blake vocal solo by Mrs Blader.
Broadway Rev Esiott y Studley. pas
tor-Eastcr sermon on scorpion or Egg. .
10.h: q :. 12l5: T.. 6.l5 sunday school
Easter concert. $3.50.
Trinity Union Rev J Francis Cooper.
pastor-930. class meeting 1915. mOrpins
service Easter music and sermon; E.ij.
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500 NO s25.O0 PER WEEK, AND A 2O-

$500 TO $500 PER WEEK, AND A 20
year gold filled warranted watch free. we
want one representative In every town
and city to advertise, take orders, and ap-
point sub-agents, 10 per cent commission
and other Inducements, big money made.
and pleasant, clean work: goods sold 10
advertise at half price, credit given
agents, no money required. for we trust
you until after delivery, giving you 10 to
30 days. sample 6-inch shear sent on re-
ceipt OF advertising price, & cents; all
goods warranted by us; the sample WIN
convince you that you can make Sl2.0 10
$500 per week on our goods; exclusive
territory given with control OF sub-agents
Answer at once. while territory is open;
salaried positions after you become expe-
rienced. THE UNITED SHEAR CO,
Westboro. Mass al4-lt'
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
STATE BOARD OF
PUBLIC ROADS
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for the construction OF
n section Of State highway in the town OF
CilOcester, about 1920 feet in length; "a
section OF State highway in the town OF
Smithneld, about 1890 feet in length; a
section Of State highway In the town OF
East Providence, about 600 feet in length, /,
a section of state highway I'm the town OF
Johnston, about 800 feet In length; a sec
tion OF State highway In the towns OF
Cranston and Warwick, about IA, 30 rect
in length; a section OF State highway In
the town OF Burrillville, 1000 feet in
length; a section OF state highway IN the
towns of Coventry and West Greenwich:
about 1850 feet In length. a section or
state highway In the town Of North
Kingstown. about 1888 feet In length; a
section OF State highway In the town or
Narragansett, 600 feet in length: a sec,
Portsmouth. 1920 feet I'm length: a sec
tion Of state highway I'm the town or Lit
tie Compton, 1850 feet IN length; = sec sec
orton about 3, $50 feet I'm length; section
OF state highway In the towns OF Wester-
ly and Charlestown, about l32J feet IN
length. will be received by the State
Board OF public Roads at It's office, state
House Providence, II. J., until ~ m, on
WEDNESDAY. April rs, 1906, AT which
time and place they viii be publicly open
Rids must be made upon blanks 10 be
furnished by the Board.
No bids will be received unless accom-
natied by n certified check for the sum OF
SgD0 payable 20 the State OF Rhode Island.
Tho Board reserves the right TO reject
any and ali bids. and 90 give preference TO
towns or cities In accordance With section
No. K OF chapter $50 OF the Public Laws.
plans. specifications and drawings may
be examined az the Office ot the State
BOARD OF Public Roads az the State
House. Providence. r. l., on and after
WEDNFSDAY. 18th day % April 1896,
every week day, between the hours OF 10
"A. m and p m, excepting Saturdays
John IT. EDWARDS
ROBERT h TREAT
FREDERICK T.. PERKINS,
WILLIAM G. PECKHAM.
JOHN r. RICHMOND.
state Board Of Public Roads.
aprs-t5t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

POULTRY SUPPLIES-CAN YOU USE
a 36O-egg Shas. Cyphers 1903 Model incu-
bator. in perfect order. at $24? l have
three left also 2. 1906. Cyphers' 3eo-egg in
cubators at same price: a good trade. Cy-
piers Chick Feed. special prices this
week. let me quote you on anything you
need: Swift's beef scraps, makes rapid
growth, keep chicks in good health, spe-
cal offer this week. shall you do any
roofing? let me quote you on best porta-
BILE gravel roofing on earth, half the cost
OF shingles; do you need an incubator.
brooder, new or secondhand. wire or any
thing in poultry supplies? II so. get my
prices: 1000 rolls poultry netting direct
from factory, 10 to 72 inches, A.Si per 1000
square feet, for this week only, I. o. D.
your freight house: 200 improved Jordan
brooders. outdoor and indoor, 75-chicS
size. secure before the raise in price. 80.
each while they last, 2 o. b. your freight
house. order quick. II. w. RUTLAND.
Westboro. Mass. ala-ltS
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MlSCElglSAN tAJOS.
Reorganized Church Of Latter Day
Saints. Bellview avenue r Bullard. pas
tor-Preaching at 10:45; S S. 1915; Easter
concert. 6 p m.
German Evangelical Lutheran church
Union avenue-Scrvice, 10 m, preaching
by Rev Jonas.
Volunteers of America 923 Westminster
streets p m. Mr. Hnckley; S p m, special
speaker
Theosophcai society, Blackstone Hall
building. II Snow streets Service. 1880;
subject. "The Other Side Of the Grave"
Peoples Pentecostal church, Ashmont
street-Love feast and preaching. 1890
2.30. 7:45; praise and testimony, $50;
closing services OF the Association Of
Pentecostal churches OF America; en-
larged orchestra and special singing
Y NJ c a. Westminster and Jackson
streets--Men's meeting a. addressed by
Rev Hermon Spencer Pinkham OF Boston.
topic "The Conquest Of Environment or
the Saints OF Caesars Household Mrs
Lena NJ Stanley soloist; all men invited.
French mission. Central Baptist church.
weybosset street; Rev G Aubn will
speak at g.
Mission Of tho Coming King, $50 Broad
street Prayer, l0:45; speaking at 2ib by
Elder william Dixon: gospel meeting AT
fspW
Miss r G Blake will sing
Providence Spiritual society. Columbia
hall corner Richmond and Weybosset
streets Services at $3.50 and 1880 m;
Mrs Il w Belcher OF Marlboro. Mass, VIII
lecture and give spirit messages; there
will be public circle conducted BY local
mediums at o'clock; the public are
cordially invited 10 attend.
Pentecostal and Helping Hand mis-
sion-Prayer hour. i0:45; s. 1915; holi-
ness meeting 3; class meeting, 6; revival
service Z: special singing.
Broad street Christian church. George
Conibear. pastor-Worship with ser-
mon 1O:45. $ s. 1915; & y concert $50;
musical service 1880. cantata. Gross
and Crown
/. Advent Free church. Brighton street.
Rev William Dixon. pastor-l0.A5. sub
feet Easter cheer or tho Christians
Hope" special singing. Prof Fred 6
x-Icholas. soioist. 1915, $ 9; 7.30 Faster
- vice.
Advent Christian church. Hammond
street. ~ W Hewitt. pastor Morning
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WANTED FOR THE ". $. ARMY
Able-bodied. unmarried men. between
ages q and ss; citizens OF United States
OF good character and temperate habits.
who can speak. read and write English.
For information apply 10 Recruiting OF
fcer. "a North Main Street. Providence.
II
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1Os BLUE RIBBONS THIS YEAR ON
all varieties standard poultry: buy your
eggs of us. and we will buy your surplus
cockerels and pullets at good prices, eggs
81 25 per setting. $500 per l0O guarantee 30
per cent fertile; also all varieties OF
chicks Matched to order. 5000 TO $500 per
100; let US send farm letter free. CRYS-
tai SPRING FARM, Westboro. Mass.
a14-1t.
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture of all kinds. VI. Corn. l25
Charles st. mar6-lmo
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HOTEL ISLESWORTh

on the Beach at Virginia Avenue. At
lantic City. ~. j.
opposite Famous Steel Pier, the most
central location on the boardwalk. sea
water In all baths. Auto bus at station;
American and European plans. Rates 81 "a
per day and upward Unique Dutch
care. Hasslers Orchestra.
OSBORNE * PAINTER.
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The YORK HOUSE
AIKEN snIIEH cADOI INA

The most heallhful and charming win
,er resort IN the South. Among the pines;
rncellent service and cuisine; heated
throughout Write for terms.
II. -. KIMBALL. Propr:
Also proprietor EAGLE INN" on
WELL, Vermont. noted summer ro-
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Sewing Machines repaired. Phone No
2S57-R. Stevens. 59i Westminster street.
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FOR SALE-ON GREENWICH ST.,
near Elmwood avenue, large l6-room two-
family house. all improvements. 4io So
IT,; $500 G.. l.. g. III. j. GR<SS, Managers
OF Estates, Union Trust Co. Bldg.
FOR SALE-COTTAGE ON CRAVEN
St, ten rooms, improvements, furnace;
rental $780, price $1,000. G. l.. * III. j.
GROSS Managers Of Estates. Union
Trust Co. Bldg.
FOR SALE TWO-FAMILY HOUSE
on Barton ST.. with 67H so. II. land: price
1920. G. L. e. III. ]. GROSS Managers OF
Estates. Union Trust Co, Bldg.
FOR SALE-ONE-FAMIL HOUSE ON
Bucklin St. IA rooms. all improvements
modern heating. 5000 so. II. land; price
5000. VIII take mortgage OF $1,000 @. l..
& II. j. GROSS. Managers of Estates,
Union Trust Co. Bldg.
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Metaphysician and Mental Healer.
All Meatal and Physical 1nhrmities are
healed by this Method OF Treatment
s67 WEST MINISTER STREET.
Hours Q TO a. n IN. to 2. IT.
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SEASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY

best location on the ocean front. Com
plete. Modern. Il. i. COOK * SON.
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AGENTS wANTED-EVERYW YWHERE
10 sell gaslightens; no electricity. hre or
flame; hold over gas IL ignites; everlast-
ing: liberal salary. The No-Match CO.,
indianapolis Ind al4-lt