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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Eye, ear, nose and throat. Dr..
Sapero, the Denver specialist,
will again be in Julesburg two
days-Monday and Tuesday May
II and II. At the Brown hotel.
Consultation and examination for
glasses free. Call early.
White Pine Cough Syrup cures the
tickle. Julesburg Drug company.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Grace Leonhardt, permanent
teacher of piano-Leschitizhy
method. Brown hotel.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Read the ad about the granite
ware sale at Dye Brothers.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Alabastine, the only durable
wall coating, all tints, sanitary.
Ask us-Julesburg Lumber Co.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01
WANTS..

For Sale-a folding go-cart.
Mrs. Ed Burkey.
Farm Hand Wanted steady
job. II. Il. Liddle.
BULLS FOR SALE: | Durham.
coming years old; l Hereford,
coming 2 years old; | Hereford,
coming year old. Inquire of
Chris Jurgison,
Julesburg, Colo.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Does your house need paint
ing? We carry the best line of
paints for all kinds Of work.
Julesburg Drug Co.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Always glad to show you my
line of good jewelry, clocks and
silverware. Prices very low
these days. Your jeweler, An
derson.
Rev. John N. Kinds, now pastor
of the Second Congregational
church of Norfolk, Nebraska,
preached here Sunday last and
at the meeting of the church
board Monday evening it was
decided to call him to the charge
of the First Congregational
church OF Julesburg. Mr. Kinds
and his wife come highly recon-
mended as church workers and
organizers, and they appealed
strongly to the board as the fit
ting persons to take charge, af-
ter trial of four other very able
divines, and on Wednesday even
ing the church society endorsed
the recommendation of the
board. Mr.. Kinds will probably
take charge about the first Sun
day in June.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

The place to buy your paints,
oils, varnishes and glass. +, S.
Bush & Co.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Fred a. Boulan and wife re-
turned from their mountain trip
and Denver last evening and af-
ter few days in this city with
Mrs. Boulan's parents they will
proceed to Iankton, South Da-
kota, stopping at Central City
and Omaha for short visits with
old friends.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Granite ware cheaper than tin
ware at Dye Brothers next week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

c. b. Mckinstry, cashier of
the First National Bank Of Scdg
wick, was in the city WedncS-
daV,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

The bylaws of the Colorado
Farmers Produce and Supply
Association are in the hands of
Secretary Robson, and all who
are interested in the success of
the association, which is their
own success as well, should be
come a stockholder. The secre-
tary addresses the producers in
a circular letter elsewhere, and
those also who desire to better
understand the details of the as
sociation should procure copy
of the bylaws.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

l have been at watch repairing
many years and can now do tirst-i
class work that will stand r. r.
inspection. So you can get your
watch fixed right, if it's any good
and not spoiled before by mex
perienced workmen. Your jew
eler-AndersOn.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Bring your school children to
the Brown hotel when DR.. Sap
erO. the well known eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist of
Denver will examine them free
of charge. Two days only-Mon-
day and Tuesday May IL and II
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

See F. NJ. Johnson's poultry ad.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

The Best Barn and House
Paints. For sale by E S. Bush
& Co,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Try a sack of Golden Sheaf
Flour with a guarantee from
Durkee & Son. Best in Jules.
burg market.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

A very unique transcontinent-
al trip is being planned by the
manufacturers Of the Waltham
automobile, from Port La n d !,
Maine, to Portland, Oregon, and
they will pass through Jules
burg. The fact that makes it
more interesting is that two la
dies will attempt this trip-Mrs.
E. E. Teape and Mrs. Vera Nc
kelvie, mother and daughter.
They expect to reach this city
about June l. They will be Civ
en- the usual welcome that has
grown to be a habit with Jules
burg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01
If you need refrigerator or
gasolene stove 20 to Dye Bros.

When a man writes as follows don't
you think he means Il? Mr.. S. G..
Williams, Of Powdcrly, Texas, says:
ncy and bladder troubles, using every
preparation | came across and taking
many prescriptions all without relief
ules. After 30 days trial iSl.00l | am
feeling fine Money refunded if not
satisfied. Sold by Hoosier Drug Com
pany.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Mrs. J. w. BrOadhead went to
Sterling Wednesday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Drawing Paper .or sale at Grit Ad-
vOcate office.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01

Old Newspapers for sale at
this Office.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-05-01
"Cbere Is ~ Place like kot1e. -
Being Items u 9nlesbars rite from Day 10 Day
May baskets are on tap today.

ONuN0 UtNtUV W >yWs$OS~s
May baskets are on tap today.
Mrs. Huffman's Hand Made"
hats are very fine. On exhibi-
ton May 9. East of Pioneer ho-
tel, Julesburg.
j. l.. Mccormick of North
Platte spent Sunday and Mon
day in the city,
Father Froegel of Brighton
will hold services at the home of
Mrs. Kate Werth on Monday,
May 4, at 10 O'Clock.
DR.. X. G. Sapero, the Denver,
eye, ear, nose and throat special
ist, will again be in Julesburg
for two days-Monday and Tues
day May II and II. Consulta
ton and examination for glasses
free. Call early. At the Brown
hotel.
Mrs. II. N. Linebarger left for
Iowa last week for an extended
visit.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Congregational church will meet
at the home of B. D. Parker Sr.
on the afternoon of Thursday
May Z.
Dr. Grant Babcock will be at
Sedgwick next week Monday
and Tuesday, May 1 and 5.
r. M. Adams and wife return
ed from their wedding trip in
the east Monday and are busily
engaged setting to rights their
pretty home on Fifth street
Mrs. H. G. McNew and Mrs.
Norah B. Redford spent a few
, days at Ogalalla last week and
took in the exercises of the
Teachers District Institute for
Western Nebraska. They re-
port a most profitable visit.
Golden Sheaf Flour never fails
the house wife-try guaranteed
sack at Durkee & Sons.
F. M. Miller, who runs on the
fast mail between Omaha and
Cheyenne, was in the city few
days last week and attended
court at Chappell. He visited
his daughter Audra, who attends
school here, for day.
Alabastine, the only durable
wall coating, all tints, sanitary.
Ask us-Julesburg Lumber Co.
Mrs. Reed Hayward of Love-
land is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Cunningham and will
remain a week.
N. N. Gillett Of Creighton, Ne
braska, father of l. w. Gillett,
renewed old acquaintance with
ye editor on Monday, on his way
home after months visit here.
Kentucky Blue Grass at Dye
Brotheas' hardware.
H. A. Schoenberger and wife
left for Wagner, South Dakota,
Monday, where they will visit
the Schoenberger home for a
few weeks.
Durkee & Son keep Golden
Sheaf Flour-best Flour on this
market.
Henry Rasmussen, after Il
three months visit to the Faith
erland, Denmark, returned Sun
day to the home of his adoption
well satisfied that he will rest
just as easy in his grave here as
there.
Celebrated "Genasco" Smooth
surface roofing-the best asphalt
production on the market. Ask
us-Julesburg Lumber Co.
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port a most prof table visit.
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same VS.. same. action nve; SAINT attorney; same
referee; due on judgment, 81 .oSots subject 10
tsIes, 4c,, S7o.EE subject TO a prior mortgage
Robbins avenue. east side, 100 feet south Of isist
street, DOA irregular contains about ~ iots;
f. si,d * s9pH& n. TeIsa T referee g due si on Sun SSsa q FL
E,OoO.T 70; subject 70 taxes, &C. $500; subject 70 .
brat mortgage OF S,o0.
FRIDAY. MARCH 20.
BY Joseph P. Day.
81 Nicholas place, west side, i6A4 feet north Of
iSsd street, 0O1fOA vacant; y, n, Du Bols i've. Frank
FrsnEel et al: ". V. Simpson, attorney: X. 4.
pryor. referee; due on Judgment, SS go % subject
Central Pam West, No. ,E, nOrthwe s, cOrnes Of
Eighty fourth street, 2SIi0o, four stoH dwelling:
shenh's sale Of all ,nIht ,ttle, &C. which 4.
d. J. Early. attorney.
BY Peter ?. Meyer.
Ninety sixth street, Nos. SO TO SIS, north side.
e2S feet west OF West End avenue, lB1io liz
stable and vacant; ]. N. Lesser vs.. AnAbel Lyons
ii al; Theodore Long, attorney; Edward Browne,
referee due on judgment "SSs'7'' subject to
81. Nicholas place. east side, 100 feet north OF
centre line Of iSSd street, q extended, 7sTioO.
w. simpson. attorney: Edward Browne, referee:
due Oh Judgment, ga, 7Si, II; subject to taHel, &C.
By Charles A. Berian.
iMth street, Nos. 81 TO SIS, south side, Sc feet
west OF Amsterdam avenue, iTxoe.ll Two sK
story Mats; Tule a L., attorneys q, W.. collins
referee. due on Judgment, N6,to1.ib; subject TO
taxes, &C. O., St9.Rs.
SATURDAY, MARCH q,
tt Masonic Hall, Richmond avenue and Bennett
street, Port Richmond. Staten Island
by II. J. SharTett.
The six room house 81 10. ~ Bay avenue, one
lot on Simouson Avenpe, three on Brook avenue
and two on Franklin Avenue, AZ henners hAroori
eight room house az No.fe Lafayette avenue. two
\ lots on HebeIton avenue. one lot on Lafayette
avenue. Port Richmond: one lot on Elm avenue
| West Brighton. Nos. Ia and l4hadison avenue and
Nos t9 and i4i Lexington avenue, Palmer tract. Ano
thirty lots on Decker and Lexington avenues and
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RIVERSIDE DRIyE.-John M A. Griswold
""ng- -od 10 the Century Holding Company
ill., nDrh front on Riverside Drive be
,v.n Ninety-eighth and N%inety-ninth
,.r.... The property has frOntages Of
f..'rnf on the drive, l1i.li feet on Ninety
r.Urr street and 1872 feet on Ninety
rru. street, A twelve story elevator
ap4rfwsnt house will be erected on the site.
Ftrrard Smyth 4 Sons we're the brokers.
rpu,pWAN.-Alfred NJ. RRu has resold to
sc,tfor apartment house, on plot i251iOO,
A. tir northeast corner OF i5Sth street,
sroau rs knowlton Court.
TVfNI,.SGNTH STREET 4 B., Goodale
4 son have sOld for Jefferson NJ, Levy NOS
q. .B and 245 West Twenty-si1th street.
lHu trnements and one business building,
on pot 81 .OXv6.N.
HlNTIEENTH STREET,. II, Ludlow a
"a have sold for a client Of Folsom Bros.
fHa three story and basement dwelling at
Volts last Nineteenth street, on lot 2OX7S.
IrlU STEEET.-George \, Picken has sold
",5- Mrs NJ. l.. Clark Of Nyack, n. Y, No, iOs
W. lISth street. a three story and base
r,rf dwelling, On-lot l7XlOO,ll. Tit buyer
SOL. occupy the house.
RIr1N EIGHTH STREET.-Henry ID, Winans
Ma, have sold for Mrs, Winslow s. Pierce
30 800 West Filty-eighth street, a four
story and basement stone front dwelling.
m Iu' 2;Niooi.
EI\ruIH STREET.-E. de Forest Simmons
A. sold for G.. Willett Van Nest to Yale
Irpaand No. III East SiItieth street, a
'olr story dwelling, on lot 2OIlOO.5.
HTST STREET Robert Il. Rainey has sold
",oTr client OF Edgar 4 Curtis 30. iSI West
sr,.j. a tour story store and loft building,
IN Iot ~ sNs4, between Barclay street and
Park place
BNFTrA STREET. John r. 4 Oscar L..
Foley have sold for the Watson estate Nos.
6-aud 10 Minetta street, three three story
ryusmpuis, on plot 8611j.
Ct NICHOLAS AVENUE. Charles Z.
Schmidt, Jr, and Clarence A. Rothwell
latp .old Tor Kuhn a Lawson the north
,as' corner Of 81. Nicholas avenue and ls4th
street. a five story apartment house, with
stores. on plot 5OXlOO.
uTH STREET. The Ernst-Cahn Realty
Company and kur2 a Uren have sold for the
Lou, Never Realty Company Nos. III and 43
West i4lth street. a siI story new Law house,
m r,or 3;.6ya0.1l,
WASHINGTON TERRACE. Charles C..
NrNichIeI has sold to Thomas j. Meehan
three story dwellings, each on lot lI9X62. g.,
CONVENT AyENTE-William Cumming has
sold No. 2g2 Convent avenue, a three story
dwelling. on lot 2ONlOO. The buyer will
OCCUPY The house.
THIRD ATENTE. The Ernst-Cahn Realty
COMPANY and kurz 4 Uren have sold for
Arthur Wall No, 408t TO 1905 Third Avenue,
three .our story triple flats. on plot 75XlO0,
lsqr l'uh street.
ETPElD AVENUE The Whitehall Realty
COMPANY has sold the plot 75XiOO al the
northeast corner OF Nereld and Edison ave-
Mos
WASHINGTON AVENUES. Ullman has
sod tor l.. Zelinka No, iii5 Washington
avenue. \ four story Hat, on lot l6X04, be-
tween ls6th and l67th streets.
MURDOCH AVENIE The Edenwald Land
COMPANIES have sold a lot on the west side
ofMurdock avenue. i0O feet north Of Jener-
I0n avenue, to Herman Cohen.
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DTCKEL HOUSES.

We have In course OF construction 10 one and
two family houses, some are complete; the con-
~stTuction and hnith will bear the closest .inspee,,,
enable uG 70 modify plans II you 90 desire; easy
terms, B,4O0-One family detached House on 70
foot plot, q rooms, bath. reception han with cathe'
dTai FlAss window and seat, hard wood tnm, open
nickel plumbing. handsome consol mirror, specially
designed mantel and chandelier IN dining room,
: baths, ali improvements, open nickel plumbing,
handsome mAniels and gas nIturtA marble wash
stands, ,SW-Tw family detached on 10 foot
MOT. s rooms and bath each floor, separate hr-
nGces, rear stairway Several other styles. DlCkEL
CONSTRUCTION CO., 1880 Jamaica aV., Brooklyn
Manor tel. 6a7-Rlchmond Hill.
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CONNECTICUT
continued from Eighth Page.

means who are employed In the
mOC.F,p- across the river,
d So-a al, il q residential community IdmD Of
ihe 1r.ra,rs in this part q Connecticut.
rrssso' Ilo,auon is unusually attractive, the
w. .. which the town Ia located oom-
t,sJ,rg A weeping view southwark along
maa ~. 'ag u the Norwalk River to the
,s Nnrwal ak Harbor Is sheltered on
~ .,urr and east by groups Of islands,
III 4 which are mere reefs, while others
s""I .,rs, enough to form estates OF con-
ss5sr,r, extent. The railroad skirts the
ss.s of the harboT, passing through the
gus, ., the manufacturing district, and
,Fc traveller, seeing from the car window
,..,t,r., hut belching smokestaoks and
i Lm low II gnmy windows, Is apt to form
. iai 10 IMPRESSION Of the town. A short walk
:, tho nor'hward, however, will bring one
,fr occidental section, when the real
s,,rs,.,ruc,s Of the place becomes APP
lafpH'
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entire gross receipts at the easterly end Of
the tunnel, plus an equal amount In addition.
This IL on the theory that persons using the
tunnel from the east will return from the west
and get on at this same point they started
from, which will on the average be true In the
Ions run.
The fares collected by us in other parts Of
Queens borough, on our cars that 90 through
the TUNE are to be retained by us. But
we distinctly specify that they shall be nve
cent fares as far as Broadway-Flushing and
Jamaica.
In arranging for its Bayside extension the
railway company entered into an agreement
some months ago with the Rickert;Ftnlsy
Realty Company for a right Of way through
Broadway-Flushing, in which the matter OF q
five cent fare was determined, Asto its lines
over the Blackwell's Island Bridge. which is 10
be ready for ira inc before the end OF the year,
President Fuller said
We have already had plans draw for our
connections with the new bridge and have
submitted them to the Department OF Bridges.
We assume that we shall be permitted TO cross
the new bridge on the same terms that the
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit system pays for
crossing the bridges further down town.
namely, Ave cents toll per car. These terms
are much more favorable to US than those We
propose for the tunnel and VI shall expect to
carry a great volume OF tTaflc over the BLACK
wells Island Bridge. The fares in this case
Of course will be the same as In the case Of the
tunhSl that Is five cents from the Manhattan
term0f TO practically all parts Of Queens
borough. II would not be good business to
divert traffic from one route TO the other,
Mr.. Fuller also pointed. out that as wooden
cars will not be permitted IN the tunnel all the
com panyis present equipment, with the eX-
ception OF about fifty new steel cars, will use
The bridge. Many Of these steel cars have
already been ordered and can bedellveTed with
little delay II the city buys the tunnel.
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Coming Auction sales.
AT II Vesey Street,
MONDAY, MARCH IA,
ny Joesnh y nava

AT II Vesey Street,
n D MARCH a.
BY Joseph P. DAy0
1880 street, No. 5ss. north SIDE; a%lo feet ives.
III. hbunghem ct Al. W, L. :. kTeshover 81 al MAJ
80, attorney, J. p. MorriSsey. referee; due on
Mgment, slS4iI1.
TUESDAY. MARCH II.
By LounsbsrrY q o'Connor.
RjynRton street. No. M2. northeast side, G.S
feet southeast Of Lewis street. l5.aIio, part Sit
story tenement; N J. SpeyeL vs. w J. Moore 81 A.
Maurice RApp, aliomey G I; Weller reisrse' que
WV By l.. }. Phillip, a Co.
Greenwich street, No. i1, west side. 80 feet
Stow loii building Sophia Frank vs., l, y, Robin
son et al l.. 4 A., Y. Ztnke, AttorneySO q, ". Bohen,
referee due on judgment hi,0o3.s.; subject 10
lsyss. &C., s~s@' subject 10 a nrs' mortgage OF
wKDNEspII. MARCH IS
By Joseph p. Day.
Alien street no. 20. east side, 1924 feet south Of
g BsSs And store; Il. ]. Cohen vs.. Gussis FfiecS 81 al.
GoidioGle, {. \ L., attorneys; Carlisle Norwood
reii9istt street nos. Soa 10 SO. south side, no feet
west Of Amsterdam avenue, 1899, four nye stop,
naG Chsriee Gsrneld ct al: VI. Mayer Holman 81
al; action /: Darlington 4 p attorneys: Z. ],
s,bisot Ia tates. &C., S,T4i'i2; subject 10 prior
mortgages agGregating $4,000. .
First avenue, Nos. 1871 and lp4S. SOIL feet south
Of IOHh street. 4Oxl0O. sx story tenement and
store. Sender JArmulowSky VS.. Isaac kleinfeld
st All. action . Morris Clark. attorney; Charles
Firestone, referee. due on Judgment, fs,Ol 10.
subject to taxes, &c, Slo9t subject to a nrs1
mortgage Of Si,OO.
Boulevard and Prospect avenue. 2l~9.0XHSA1lOa
vacant: Lawyers lite Insurance and Trust Com
many vs.. John McGraIh et al; action !: y. ). Dean,
Attorney; Myron Sulzbt-Ser. referee; due on judg
ment, 90 ,OS5. 30 subject W taxes, &C. tl,OW
Prospect avenue, east side, B.b feet south oil
For street, u. Bliss. ~ Irregular vacant same vs.
same; action ?: anne attorney; 7. Q. Mcdonald
referee; due on Judgment. 1889 subject "a
taxes. SC, $1,000.
Avenue 81, John, 7sIiSOx irregular. vacant; sAms
vs., same. action 5 sam attorney; Z. J, T1nsdale
r~efreee; dive on judgment, tlo,0eoA7: subject tC
taxes. &c, N,OO.
boston Post road and Mil road, plot containing
az acres, East Chester; Theodore Haebler W, Lonll
Keller: Shern's sale OF all right. title, &c" whiel
Louis Keller had on January a, 1905, or anee; J.
SchAvren. attorney,
Uest Of Amsterdam avenue, i~loIeo.ll, three nv
s,ory hats Shenh's sale Of ell nght, title. &C
which Davis Ksp had on January 10. 1908. or since
Hilquit 4 H., attorneys. ~
iVth street. Ne, SO 70 $50, south side, is fee
' east Of BrosdvSy, iOnI0O II, two I'VE st00 nats
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Fumished-Ausntio Olty.

ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL, desirably located md
nnsly furnished; TO bedrooms; prlvats bathI, steam
heat elevator; ready for occupancy; $4,000 on
terms 70 suit.
Other hotels and cottages for sale or rent. TEL
uS what you want. WALTER T. REEL a CO..
1915 Atlantic av., Atlantic City. NJ. J..
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ou..D, CO. r.. r.. order, steel Tunnel Cars.

That there Ia TO be a FIVE cent fare from
Manhattan 10 practically al, parts q queens
Borough. either over the blsoEMen stssst
tmnnsis was definitely announced yesterday
NV PresIdent Fuller OF the New YORK ana
Queens County Railway; which controls
nearly all the trolley lines " ne 9oIouS ~ the
tunnel kaS not been entirely understood as
Vet said Mr.. Fuller. If the cry ouys tnt
i,,nnei we OFFER 10 connect, our lines VIII y
directly and 20 run through cars tTV thha bbnr.
onSb' on these cars only one fare Y 70 De
ooSH.sd That la definite, We Oner, 70
OPERATE the cars and TO give to the city an me
ISkStyatS S1ii h. very considerable. as the tunnel
hhsstHo stits In the heart Of Long Island Clty.
"sTbe amount Of this tratlc vii De Sashs
ssoertSined, az We ShAn pay 10 the CITY TOE
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.


YOUR OPPORTUNITY which we viii send
you free. is q booklet showing Photographic sea-
shore views and telling all about Somep Point,
lust across from Atlantic City, Your Opportunity
now beckons you TO Somers Point. II you want TO
share IN enormous profits the arc being made In
real estate In and around Atlantic City or u you
want delightful summer or All-year. round home
act now. Assessed value OF Somers Point Increased
1907 past three years. Ocean, bay. rivers a1ord
nne fishing. boating, bathing and cunning; FL;
cellent train service 10 and from Philadelphia and
New York City. Trolleys 70 Atlantic Guy. Our
lots one minute from trains, trulleys and CITY Hall
$50 upward. s. monthly. Title insured. Buy now
for rapid rise in values. Write TO day FRAZIER
COMPANY, 76S Bailey Building, Philadelphia, Pa,
FOR SALE Manufacturing site on deep water,
or suitable divide small garden farms: reasonable
terms. Address ?. o. boz 400, Norfolk, Va.
o ~SALE-Ocean front properly; large tracts:
beautiful modern home on ocean, In virginia. Ad-
dress +. o. boz $50. Norfolk, Va,
FOUR acre farm, sir room house, orchard. $500;
New jersey; houses, wateTfrontS, North Shore, LII.
THOMAS OCONNELL. ManhASSet.
FOR RENT.
TO LHT-At Belgrade Lakes. Maine, summer
cottage. well furnished, plano, nnest hshing, boat
ing and bathing. SPAtLDiNG, II Durham 81.
suite z. Boston. Mass.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A WIDOW With two boys OF her own ard 1
~pleaSAnt country home would like 10 take cripple
boy 20 board: would give them q mothers alton
tion and love: can give as reference MI minister
and doctor. Por further particulars address MRS.
B., Is Wilmer st., Madison, N. J.
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lh' + .ar'-Finlay Realty Company has
= D. Flushing TO Hilbert b;
TT9.ch mo p,o'. to1lO0, on the west side OF
r,rsn'y'-.r'h street, 800 feet, north q frsn-
Whls s'arIe, N Roland Blackstone the plot,
"'!". 80 The east side Of Twenty-Sxtn
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HELP WANTED-FEMAIE,

ANY intelligent person may earn FOOD income
corresponding for newspapers experience IN.
necessary; no canvAssing; send for full particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE, LOckport. n. Y.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COUNTY.

BARGAlN-Country House, Barns and Building
Plots, Westohester County; high elevation, one
view. suitable terms Address OWNER. Adam,
Nils Building. White Plains, New York.
Y~ONKERS-PlOt 6O1i5O; Valentine lane. near
South broadway; restricted; fashionable nelghbor.
hood: price $500, ZIRWAS, 46 West iSeth n.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

HOUSEKREPRR; young widow with ETown child.
PHELPS, Liberty and Van WICK. jamaica.
WELL educated lady. speaks German, French
and English. perfect In manicunng, hair dressing
and face massage, dc, wishes position as travelling
Companion In fne iAmily; best references. Ad'
dress W. y, boI ~ Sun once,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


WANTFD-Posltion as superintendent OF Interior
decoration and cAblnet WORK In q large city hm; N
years experience; references given. c. L., boz lis
Sun once.
Naturalization as attendant companion 70
semi4nyalld or elderly perSon. would travel
references. Address l.. II, boz 100 sun once.
wANTED-Position az porter, packer, water
man. Ia willing. reliable; good references. d.
MCCARTHY, 65i Brook av.
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WANTED AGRNT-LeEitinste substitute for slot
machines. patented. sells on aght for 81; particulars.
GlShA COMPANY. Anderson, Ind.