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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST, $500 E--,Bennie Adelman agt
Augustus G schuHter and Bertha zoeiler
owners: Joe Munsch. contractor. Isis
2otTH ST, o. 100 Amsterdam ay, l6Ox
99.ll-ChurCh f Gates 4 co agt Orosant
CONSTR Co, owner and contractor f2,450 SO
7+TH ST, 3St-3Ss E--Zebro Contracting CO.
Inc az, bonsmlan e he2syo Tn, ana LII,
tractor: sulin Concrete Contracting co.
sub oon traitor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 65
BoWERY, ta-Ewd X Anderton sst Jacob
Finkelstoin. agent, owner; Jacob Gottlieb,
MANHATTAN Av, bo7-Nax Sparber All
Harry schwitzer. owner Isaac Becker,
BRoADwAY. isso.issi-standard Lock 60 GO
sgt chas II carrie. Jr, and Amos Emo.
owners; Delta Theatre Corpn, lessee and
Bronx.
BARRY ST, W =, S9i6 Leggett av. look
l0o--Meyer Grilihas agt Factory Sites,
Inc, owner; Jacob Leitner. contrae.
THIRD 'AV, ss7S.so7y-woit weintranatbo y, 81
Howard Cooper. owner; Louis Rosen, con.
tractor '',''''.'''''.' ',..,,.,,.,..s2Oo
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LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

STlI Az, tsi, Trinity av, 8, 200 9 l5s,h
a., 20kS6 ., two Rctions-Ciy Real Estate
Co vs. Agnes G Geoghegan ct al (amended
foreclosure OF two ntgesl; atty. II Swain.
9TH ST, 73t and 1855 E---Joseph thinner
man ct al vs. benjamin. sonnenschein ct
al Oforeclose mtgel; atty, T = Conlon.
Bronx.
TRINITY Az. o. 500 ib6th 81, 25x7s 6
Loretta Cowan agt Caroline A Weber ct
al foreclosure OF mortsase) atty, T W
Foster
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HELP WANTEp-MALR.

DISTRICT SALES MANAGER, for staple,
well advertised line automobile tires and
tubes. factory TO user Executive ability
Profitable. exclusive territory contract; liberal
commission; permanent. state age. expert
ence and all details In hrst letter
National Rubber Company. Pottstown. Pa.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.


sTESOGRAPHER and bookkeeper: rapid
advancement for a woman OF good personal
ity and pleasing address. salary $500. Apply
OTTO SARONi co. llr7 HrnadMhN.
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TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT COMPAN,

The Board OF Directors have declared a
regular quarterly dividend of one and three
fourths per cent NA Ge) upon the Preferred
and one and one half per cent. q ~ feb upon
the Common Capital Stock OF this Company,
payable October LIST, 1914. 10 stockholders OF
record at the close of business September II.
1914
Dividend checks will be mailed BY Ths
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Transfer
Agents. Nos. 1922 william Street. New York
CITY. to stockh olders who have nled mailing
orders,
A. NJ ROBERTSON. Secretary.
her
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BOROUGH OF BRooKLYN-FoR SALE


DETACHED HOUSE. containing Nine
Rooms, all Improvements. plot of ground
t0xi2O in beautiful Kings Highway section,
- minutes to New York by Brighton Beach
H. Public and pavochial schools two block
away; churches OF all denominations near by
FOR sale at a bargain to cash. buyer; neigh
borhood nrst class. For particulars. ad ess
BARGAIN. Box 1913 Sun Office
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
J. !. Case Threshiug Machine Company


Racine. Wis, L. :. A, September .. 1914
dividend OF one and thrce-quarters per
S ,,1 y g. has has, been decisred on the Pre-
on Thursday, october l. 1914 to stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
on October 1, 1914, the Voting Trustees
for the holders of PREFERRED STOCK
TRUST CERTIFICATES will be prepared to
distribute the above dividend when received
by than among such holders entitled thereto
whose names appear Of record on their books
al the close OF business Monday. September
IL. 1914
RICHARD T ROBINSON. Secretary.
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY

quarterly dividend OF one and three
quarters per cent has been declared upon
the Preferred stock Of this Company, pay
able october LIST. 1914, to stockholders of
record at the close Of business septen-
Der 18th, 1914. Transfer Books will remain
open. Checks mailed
X. II. ISMON. Secretary and Treasurer.
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SASITARICM.

TUBERCULAR people will be taken for
board IN private family at $500 per week
healthful location, directly trolley line,
four hours from Albany; references given
and required. Further Information address,
r. X l.. box 40 sun ONCE
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THE DELAWARE a HUDSON COMPANY

New 1ork, August 20, 1871
4 quarlerly dividend Of TWO AND ONE
itsI stock OF This Company viii be paid a,
the office Of the Company, ~ Nassau Street.
In this city. on and after Monday. Sept 81,
1914. TO Stockholders OF record at close OF
business to-day.
BY order Of the Board Of Managers
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WILBUR. JULIA II. sdn, to D Webster
wiLBuR. d WEBSTER, 10 Poughkespsis
Trust 90. ....................t $500
BDIL, JARED W. to Title Guarantee &
Trust Observation-Disclosures. $50. 100
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RECORDED LEASES.


STANTON ST. .3o. str and bsmt--Pernard
Turkel 20 Frank Weiss, 700 f l5sth a..
yrs from oct l, 1914, atty, Leo Rosen.
llGTH sT., IS ana $50 +. aiisamiurei zriin nv
shy TO Benney Dvorzon, lot liSth st;
atty, samuel Lemier. 305 BwAy. 81 90
ll5TH ST IL y. all---Lena Blum TO Never
Amer Ass Madison sv, yrs from sept
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" WASHINGTON AN, 1894. cor l7tth ST
Meyer lsear to samuel Tarlovsky. lsi L
l7tth 81, yrs from Dec !. 1914 atty
Samuel Tsrlovsky. lIaA Washington
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PAINTING done at $50 per room; paper
hanging, 81 80 per room. work guaranteed
DAVID KLEIN. "a Ridge ST.
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

EX DIVIDEND.
Company and Term Stk. Amt.
Western Canada Flour quarterly. ?
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TAT a.os THIRD AVENUE,

JEROME Az. 5. block front bet 18th and
l65th SITS. i66.6x 1891 to Cromwell
av, 1e7lx W 1592x 9 2o2li to is%th st
1850. also Jerome av, cor ls+th
st. 2Olsxebxl3s to Creek i7t7 to
ism st 1885 vacant-R Macdonald
et al agt r r Robinson ct al; Allen g. &.
attys: Hynes, ref: due. s64,Os5; taxes.
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Inquest onably the monetary improve
"''N' OF the week was greatly influenced
~ the undertaking entered into by prac-
ueaHy tho entire banking community IN
" YORK 70 finance the payment of New
lork citys maturing foreign obligations
cannot he foretold how much gold may
ave TO be exported in this operation pu,
ne undertaking has demonstrated that
'mer."an debts abroad are to be hon
',"i As long as this country has any
an.lty 20 pay them. This demonstration
VII alone 90 far 70 obviate the necessity
~ I"Ium'rous gold exports in cancell1 ton
~ the country's further foreign obligation.
IS soon as Europe understands that
american resources are available for en-
poVment IN the workings OF the inter-
'Noha. as well as OF the domestic money
market the foreign exchanges will auto
Hu'''IN work toward increasing relaxa-
u'0 and activity, This will tend toward
creation ~ such a quantity OF exchange
az VIII enable International settlements
m mad" by credit instruments after
ne US idl fashion and will facilitate not
".N an increased International commerce
4.a domestic trade but hasten the day
'0 mo stock markets can be reopened.
signs % the Federal Reserve Board s
'A'"T'nee at Washington were that the
'"hHers NJ tho country would generally
~ assist IN" revival ~ international imam
~ ACTIVITIES, and history may record the
.7' mat the New York city loan agree
.,''' WAS a financial master stroke. with
ITO facilities which the new Federal Re-
N' nanking system can supply the
atty OF American banking resources
M'A.7 he immeasurably enhanced for the
uses m finance and commerce all over the
as wet as in our own land.
financial Mans 10 relieve banking and
,IN''ss strain and put business affairs
81. VI" pav Of some recovery are the most
7' matters Of the moment, Vntil credi,
~ gun n move with some freedom
,s''N ana capital Is in some supply In
' domestic and international money
U''f''s the consideration Of other meas
w., ny readiustment 10 tho emergenc!
VT vi" European war cannot be regarded
~ l'''S.nR II Is gratifying accordingly
nor" the financial progress which |,
ing made because the way liz beinl
eetr"d thereby for other things which re
W. n We done but the American emer
- which the European war has ere
sN not 50 dire as though the countr!
''' directly involved In the war.
Time for Patience.
, H" car afford, now that the first effec
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address ~ lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

South OF Fourteenth ~>
MONTGOMERY ST 80. $, 22xso-Beth
H 1a. , Anshey Alssha In weanshey
pr mtg, sa,Soo, yrs. c; atty !
GREsENwifcii" 81 100 ves,fv st. sNg ySy
i:5 Greenwich 81, " > isl II Spring ST.
:tt2Ss9; ,ws.hnEton st, ~ ;, :tix
t, SH nieth co TO- trust CO. IS
\ T co. i7s Bwsy .',.'...'. 49,, $3.50 Oo0
PITT ST. n ", 1888 stanton st. ,?41Ox
ytz, 1870 Ptktn nv. Bkyn; instaIlmts,
p c. sept =, atty. Jos Feinson .ss
BoWERy. :. 10 GREAT Jones st. .5.'iiYYV
4S.s--Eueehio Gheiardi TO Mary Mcrce-
Ss sna ~. sis i5oth 81 Sept due "a. per
West Side.
west Of Firth av. between Fourteenth and
ilOth sts)
list st, -, 2iO e West End av. ?oxioo.B--
John II Qunlon 10 Annie Dimond 65 "
7oth st; Sept I. yrs p c; attys Arrow
smllh Il ID, .ol Bway ,,..,,,....,..2l.o 900
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx
HOE Az vs.. is6 ls7th ST. lsa.lOo--
Roman Catholic Church Of ST. chrysostom
70 Lillian a Won, lli5 Hoe av. Dr. mtg
500 SEPT SEPT = due as per bond atty; T Z;
EASTERN BLVD, !. 200 n I'd n West
70 Randall Comfort East Pleasantviis.
" sep 3. yrs p c; atty. T
~ ipWsS 1000
OsGOOD ST. Of De Milf av. being lot
ga. map Penneld property--Rose * Feely
70 Margaret Tabor 2t7t Marion av: Aug
81. Yrs. p c. atty Margaret S Tabor
aN $500
BANTA LANE n =. IA Billar ri, i6xis-
John II Barry 10 Insa NJ Olsen. 1893 Gro
iona Park East pr mtg. $1,000, Sept, 3
yrs, CT atty. Geo u Hayes. III Broad
i1?p ST. ., 1875 . Boston I'd. bTixiss to
ssahury pl--Terrace CONSTR Co TO Oliver
y De BelIedon, Sound Beach Conn, Sept
BRIGGs Az W 8, iiiio . issth st. '' Sc'iS
lOoil-Mtchell McDsrmott Rlty Co
Inc to city Mtg Co. is Wall at. sept T.
demand c; atty, r Snow, 10 wall
rRosPEcr Az va. 20 n issth 81. ic. Sp,SOO
Angel CONSTR Co 20 Nicola Apostolico
1855 simpson NJ, Sept yrs p C; atty
Herbert Cracaner al Bway. o. 900
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

cIBuLAY. FERDINAND to Luther @ Cor
CITY MTG.co to Louis williams ~ al,
trus ,...:...,, ....,.......,.....s $3.50. 900
GABRlLowlrz, TITLE, to Hattie sab.
Ny TRUsT co to city Mtg co.. '''''''';;ic
TITLE q co TO Rose del Pine
Bronx.
TRUST co 20 Atlantic Mortgage Cor.
AfLANTIc MORT CORN 20 10. Sage ssSo'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 500 Sun sets. q. oi9 Moon rises ia
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AN An
SandyH'k .ei4 Gov Island 9.+i Hell Gate. .Ii;si
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AM All AN
SandyH'k. 3;04 Gov. Island 3ti Hell Gate ,5'2t
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Distinct Improvement Shown in
International Money
Market.
CITY LOAN A BIG FACTOR
What the Country's Trade OPP
portunity Consists OF and
Depends Upon.


'oon up lU survey Oh tnc events OF tne
's Jew DAYS. Banking and business
interests both AT home and abroad have
90, I.,, marking time and awaiting tina
- ...,.,. rh.,. h.,.. -. -,
''' 7 '' Nv" o''' W nus
0r 'Hhss 10 pass "hlch are or nope
~. aHg1ry FOR "A progressive restoration
q a state Of financial and business &C.
.,y,y which IL 1t viii no, spell immedi-
49,. ,-.sperlty will be remot. from
4..,res. The interests in question haye
beer supported by cooperative endeavors
u o.. g Nerhment' ana without GOVERN
men hd trlsls "hlcn IL national In
its scope could not be satisfactorily
dealt with. As result OF such efforts the
nterndtona. money market aspects which
most nearly concern ourselves began last
week 20 improve ana the distinct loosening
up ~ exchange between this country and
Great Britain was one of tho encourage
ing events referred TO-
The mastery OF the ocean which Great
Britain maintains mas enabled British
finance with Government cooperation to
put monetary arairs In such shape as TO
confuce toward, resumption or those
international credit operations without
which the domestic money markets must
remain more or less paralyzed Unless
the fortunes OF war should effect a fur
Their disastrous change In financial re-
latlons II can be said that there is now
a fairly bright prospect FOR increasing
oe.terment Of conditions at the worlds
cmrA money mark~, LONDON, which
oennot ia!I 10 nave nenencial consequences
hNe Inc other encouraging event OF the
past week bore directly on the foregoing
and was the banking conference called
az Washington by the Federal Reserve
Board.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL Garden City, rooms. .
baths, every Improvement. near station
tll, 200: $1,000 cash. balance like rent.
POST. 437 Fifth Ave
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=. "" ran AFFORD, now that the first effec-
'1ergercy measures have heen
"''.'"d. 20 take a little time for consid-
'7 acton for the future, Tho war shat
'.e' fabric OF finance and commerce
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20.1Sss.6. 6 sty tint a strs-Sherifrs sale Of
all right title, sc, which Gottlieb Kramer
had on July %, 1914. or since; A Her
rick, atty.
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NEW JERsRY-Atlsnuc CITY.

NEW ESGLAND--New Hampshire.
CRANLlDEN HOTEL
Lake sunapee, y. u. At the gateway Of the
White Mountains; the only Ideal Tour hotel at
Lake Sunapee: nne golf course. saddle horses.
tennis. boating. fishing dancing, etc: accommo-
dates 800 guests open until October 18th. write
for special low rates for September and October.
". w BROWN.
HOTEL ASplNWAll IN the hear, o. n, the
LcnpN. Mass. [ ndcr same management
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STORE your automobile with us, we Will take good care of your car. Phelps- Evans, 229-333 Market street. Phone 454
 3-10-tf
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MERCHANT OF VENICE
 AT THE LYRIC TO-DAY
LOIS WEBER AND PHILLIPS sMAL. LEY FURTHER IMMoRTALIzE
 THIS CLASSIC.

The Merchant of Venice" has near, " always been chosen as Shakspeare's < greatest work, as his real masterpiece. and it's career on the legitimate stage mas come to be the standard by which all other dramas are measured
 It has remained for the Universal rim Company to further immortalize this great work by produclcng it in motion pictures with two of the great. est screen stars in the world as the leaders. Lois Weber appears as "por. tia and Phillips Smalley as Shy lock" No further word of commen. dation ought to be necessary to fill the Lyric at every nour of the day or evening today.
 However it might be well to state. that in the photo play of this great story of early Venice, the legitimate production has been outclassed in ey- cry particular. The work of the two principals has never been euuaIed on the legitimate stage. It is a new
  new field that Shakespeare never dreamed of when he penned the i'm. mortal story.
 To those who have other engage. ments we advise that they be post poned and that you make it point to see The Merchant of Venice" Die turized, that you see it produced in studied work, in masterly produc- n, and you will go away saying that after all the silent drama excels the legitimate when it comes to in. into play the real expression. -he real tone and the real chart throbs hat the author intended.
 The Merchant of Venice" in four gorgeous reels, is a theatrical price production. but we are showing it to- day at the regular price, , and 10 cents, and for one day only. (Advt.) l
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MISSING POLICE CALLS.
Friends and Relatives Are Makinu In. quiries of the Chief of Police for
 the Following Parties.

w. C. Pemberton of Sturgis. Ky, wishes to locate his brother. Mir. }. Pemberton, who has been living in Hot Springs quite a number of years. He is about 72 years old
 The mother of Mrs. Maud Wise is very anxious to have her come home with her little girl. She is now living in Beaumont, Tex Mrs. Wise came here from Oklahoma several weeks ago.
 William Newman wlsnes to locate his wife and two boys, Gilbert, aged z, and Cleaburt, aged 12 years.
 We are desirOus of learning the city address of Mrs. Annie Clemens.
 Mrs. J, c. Boone of Phoenix, Ariz., wishes to locate her son, Samuel E. Boone, who came here to take the baths some three weeks ago.
 Will Mounce. who has been living with his uncle, w. A. Mace. oa R. R. No. ?, will please call up the police office. We have received notice by long distance phone from Graysonia, Ark, that his brother was shot night before last.
 Lloyd Zisse of Rock Island Ill., wishes to locate Henry Hall, who did. live at 524 Malvern avenue. Report any information to Chief of Police of. flee.
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There was a variety of witnesses much out of the ordinary in county court yesterday when Judge Mooney called the case against the Kentucky Club, wAich is charged with a vio- lation of it's liquor license, under the allegation that drinks were sold in the cabaret department after the mid. night closing hour.
 Cabaret girls, local and visiting so- riety men and society women, all were represented in the roster of wit nesses which Sheriff Williams had been ordered to summon. Some were in court, but there were few who could not be found and when the roster was ready Judge Mooney post poned the case until this morning at 10 o'clock, when all of Tle witnesses will have been summoned.
 The charge against the Kentucky Club, it is reported, grew out of a disappointed cabaret singer, rather than from a disposition on the part
 N@N PiNnNNhtAi6 MllHtSS to correct the morals of the community under a strict enforcement of the midnight closing law. At any rate the prose cutting witness is a young woman who. It is said, came here to have an en. gagement singing in the club. and who after a series of incidents, de. clded to put the information she had Tn the matter of midnight closing be- fore the county court.
 She first visited Attorney Sam Me- Connell, who was identified with the prohibition campaign, and who is known to be very enthusiastic in such matters. Mir. Mcconnell referred the young lady to Judge Mooney and Judge Mooney informed her that as she seemed to have evidence of the violation. of the rules he had placed in the liquor licenses. and wanted to present that evidence, there was nothing left for her to do but make an affidavit and file it in his court.
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Arlington Hotel and Baths U S. oee. Al, -.- -z.
AMERICAN PLAN

Every modern convenience for the comfort and pleasure of the highest type Of resort patronage Beautiful lobby. parlors, writing room and new Sun Par Tor and Rest Room overlooking Reserva- ton Park. Every hall of each floor con- nected to the Mountain Park by steel bridges. 100000 expended the past summer in completely rebuilding and re- furnishing the Bath House. installing every modern facility for the mos. Der. feet administering of tts mineral waters Including complete Hydrotherapeutic sys- tenn and automatic heating and venti- lating. Private elevator service from each floor to the baths used exclusively for the bathers
 Rates s4.oo per day and up; $21.oo per week and up.
 A. G. GAINES. President.
 JOE W. CORRINGTON, Manager.
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CABARET GIRLS IN
 THE COUNTY COURT
ALSO SOCIETY DEWoTEEs WILL BE WITNESSES IN KENTUCKY
 CLUB LICENSE CASE.

Information Filed in Effect That the
 Club Has Been Selling Drinks After Midnight in the Cabaret Department.
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SERUM PROVES FATAL.

Los Angeles, March 10-Toxic poisoning caused the death of seven men who were treated for blood dis ease at the county hospital recently according to the report of a post mortem surgeon, submitted to Cor oner Hartwell. A serum was admin lstered to eight men patients at the county hospital last Saturday. Four died that night and three on Sunday. The eighth was alive today and some hope was held for his recovery. Cor oner Hartwell said he hoped the county grand jury would begin an Investigation and determine if any crimialty was involved
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The Forty Year Test.

An article must nave exceptional merit to survive for a period of forty years. Chamberlain Cough Remedy was first offered to the public in 1872. From a small beginning it has grown i1 favor and popularity until it has attained a world wide reputation. You will find nothing better for a cough or cold. Try it and you will understand why it is a favorite after a period of more than forty years. It not only gives relief-it cures. For sale by all dealers.
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BoRMAN GETS CONTRACT.
Will Put in the Plumbing and Heat ing in the New County Court
 House.

When County Judge Mooney open ed the bids for the contract of plac,
 ing the plumbing and heating appara- tus in the new county court house yesterday afternoon, the bid of Will liam Borman and Sons, was found to be the lowest, and he received the award, His bid was $3,344. The next bid Was that of the Hot Springs Plumbing company, which was s3.. A. Three others made bids, which ranged up as high as $3,992. As
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ENDEAVoRER HERE TODAY.
Gilbert Fenton Will Address the Youno People at the Christian Church.

Gilbert Fenton. state secretary of the Kansas Christian Eadeavor Union. will be in the city for few days and address the young people of the city at the First Christian church tonight. All of the young people of the city are invited to attend.
 Mr. Fentol will also speak at the First Presbyterian church Thursday night in the interest of the young peo. ple's work. He is a noted worker in the young peoples societies and his coming here and discussing various phases of the work with the different organizations in the city will be very helpful and profitable to all.
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ORRINE
FOR DRINK HABIT

So uniformly successful has Orrine been in restoring the victims of the Drink Habit" in.o sober and useful citizens, and so strong is our confi- dence in it's curative powers, that we want to emphasize the fact that Or rine is sold under this positive guar an.ee If, after trial you get no benefit, your money will be refunded Orrine costs only $1.OO per box. Ask for free booklet.
 Sorrells Drug Go.
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soon as the bond is filed the con tract will be signed and closed up.
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KENTUCKY CLUB CABARET.

The only high class cabaret in inc city Cabaret features afternoon and evenings. Miss Margaret Mcdonald. comic opera prima donna, beautiful singer of beautiful songs; Miss An nette Mills, Hot Springs favorite; Miss Wellington, pianist. 314 Central avenue, upstairs. 3-8-tf
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NOTICE.

H. A. O'Bryan has purchased the shoe repair shop of J. c. Wakelin. io> cated at 21S Central avenue, and will run in connection a general repair shop for the repair of bicycles, guns and locks, cash registers, safes, um- brellas; keys fitted, and all kinds of general repairs. 2-17-1m
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GET IT AT HALLS.
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$t,ooo,ooo FIRE.

New Orleans, March 10.-4Advices received here today from Ceiba, Hon. duras, were to the effect that the city of Ceiba had been swept by a fire that had caused a loss estimated at $l,O0O'O00 According to the des- patches 23 city blocks had been des- troyed and others were in danger.