The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1903, Page 6

LPL LT RL RT” a Ws cd le orEs ‘THE WOKLD: ‘THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1903. | - ; ‘MASKAN BOUNDARY (SET FRE TO A [STOLE S6HN000 (SCHEME IN WITH [=2.tstestars Tae hag Cae Atacim we Terie OMRON SESSON| BK TENEMENT) FROM MOTHER) TO OEFEATDEVERY! == CYS ‘Americans Ask Less Time than | Oil-Soaked Clothing Stuffed in ret eM ES * English for Presentation of} Hole Under Stairs and Match| Father’s Estate and Prom-) Dowling Reported to Have ‘ Broadway, y 34th to 35th St. nh street and Big avenue, and If there I« an overflow cause of the announcem that the Sen- “fs, 7 i i i i i i pe rane ae TaN Hole Ae ; The’ Store Will Be Open Next Arguments on Questions of} Applied, Putting Many Men;| inent Baltimere Society Man+| Come Together in an Effort) iin." itsnin wi Me to Fromcetin Notice". shirday Until Be ( and a band and drum Territorial Dispute. Women and Children in Peril.| Fled After Confession. | to Beat the Big Chief. reworks NOTED MEN IN GATHERING.|A SCENE OF WILD PANIC.|WOMAN COMPANION LEFT HIM) BOTH CONFER WITH MURPHY. |: Depositors’ Account Department, To facilitate purchases by customers’ who do not like to have goods sent C. OD. we have opened a Department of Déposit. By placing money to your credit with this Department your purchases can be referred to it for pay ment./ Interest will be allowed on bal- ance at the rate of four per cent. per ‘annum, to’ be computed every ‘three months, with the distinct understand- ing that the account is only/for the payment Of purchases in the house Women’s Gloves.—ix n. The new Autumn Gloves are arriv. * jy ing. We telt you about them as fast as they land: H These are.just in: Women’s Imported Suede ‘Gloves, oversewn*seams, chain-and-loop em- | broidery, three suede-covered clasps; tan beaver, gray; jblack and white d 98c Women's Prixseam Cape Walking Important— 7%e Sale of China and Glass, + —at Macy’s. Importamt— 7%e Sale of furniture, —at Macy's, Important— 7%e Sale of Housefurnishings. it Macy's. Important— The Sale of Carpets and Ortental Rugs.—a Macy's. [mportant— 7%e Sale of Household Linens, —at Macy's, Amportant— Zhe Sale of Blankets and Spreads, —ak Macy's. Important— 7%ie Sale of Upholsteries, | —at Macy’s. Important— Ze Sale of School Supplies. —at Macy's. Boundary Commissioners held their first Women and children were placed in| pucker, member of the most exclusive |into the camp of Frank J. Goodwin, the ———— meeting to-day tn Conference Room| jeopardy early to-day by Incendaries|aiune jn the city, and a promiaent|regular Tammany Hall candidate for mene t orrien ene eS. Saige they | 22 set fire to the fve-story, tene-lagure in 90 veho haa been mys [Jeader in the) Nintn Asseesily, Distal? Gant iin thelr private conference: room| ™ent house at No. 113 East One Hud-| terjously missing for six weeks, 1n $500.- ae Neca: Tome eerie, wart (oe feaet Sold wd selected Reginald T. Tower, of the|dred and Second atreet. The case 18) 99 short in his accounts as trustee of Jijigease, for thelr leader posted off to a Men’s Derbies-$1.88 & $2.49 Elsewhere at $British’ Diplomatic Service. formerly | completely surrounded tn mystery and! iig tather'n estate, It Is sald that he [Tammany Hall to-day and were in enrte Lega Washing- q 1. b t at wi Sharles F. eptached itouthe Legation at Sahik: tie: {pouces have: nest gunesle) lon snd has Made a full confession in a letter | est niitation with Leader Charles F Y ton, atid recently Mi r to Siam, to; a clue to the ‘persons who started the if Mu Then Alderman Frank L. y be Becretary of the Commissic: blaze. to his mother and that he will not be| MUNN eee oe in a hurry. He is LA ST CALI Fall gg 3 R-iCarter, Second, Segretary of tie| The amoke was seen by a milkman on | prosecuted aeo a_eandidate for leadership honors ae ‘United add srenesty ene rl PAPEL one pounds He ohn the Pr Mrs. Tucker,.the young man’s mother, |and is run e Pompe us Benet This is a last call on tative v Ca: ian Gov-| ways jed with smoke from a lerce + Q at co 2, sea it. oO Reagan appolated Mesistant aegs| blace: beneath the, stairway on the | Was recalled Hibsa Phat pes ae post Somiines tet aarconiarecce. he N li Shirt ,relaries. “Lord Chief Justice Alverstone ground floor. He ran through the byild- fost box a ertien dacurities (hae appeared to be elated. Only a few eg igee rts | Phas “avbsequently chosen Chalrman of | ing screaming a warning to the sleep-| Vor round that all put $9300 of the| weeks szo the Goodwinites meetings planned also, but | \ that Dowling will | EX-SENATOR FARWELL ILL. pt 3% — E: a 7 Charles B. well is critically i) and House Saved, but Thus Far the! pout Embezzlement Due t> Big} aig thé Other. and the Wigwam| may not recover. An attack of rheu* | Police Have Found No Clue to the Playing Stock Market—| - matism he suffered last spring has been Incendiaries. aoe wil at Prosecute Man. tidal ata ee 4 oe ee Prater cvenreile ip rales 5 jot Pr a “ite the patient is seventy yeurs old his rela~ Mother tion for Service. lived Your the. result. Hin daughter, Mrs. Hobart turned from of her father’ ; \ {ord Alverstone Presides and nn-| Flames Are Promptly Put Out and! she Returned When She Found Out! Bach, it Is Declared, Will Seek to nounces Minor Officers and Set- .tles Dates for Finish of Talk— Root a.id Choate Present. ‘hatfleld’ Taylor, has re- rope owing to the state health, po i ae Rye | j LONDON, Sept. 3—The Alaskan} The lives of one hundred men.) parTIMORE, Sept. '.3—Wiillam T.) dias “Te BI Devery thrown a fright Made of selected fur felt— Newest shapes and colors. Hats | Alpines-$1.88 & $2.4 9 to sell them out by Saturday the Commlssion. fee ewes, and there was soon a mad] (tii. iad been dissipated. She had| Dowling and his following as ) It was announced that oral arguments | panic. - . |eeisted her son tmplicitiy and although | beat.” ‘To-day the political, wiseacres) night, 24 Floor. L Gloves, wide embroidery, one would commence Sept. 15, and’ Lord Al-| When the oc:ipants ofthe house, clad | she was warned that he wan speculating | declare that Dowllag ts the man Good- f i > = large clasp, tan and reddish WerHtone expressed the hone that they only Ia. thelr nlgnt SH a heavily Jn stocks, she refused to take| win has to be afraid of and that for] $1.00 Madras Shirts.65 cents rp ne ea GT NK tapes svete Raescedenersne 98c i would be finished by Oct. ¥. flames’ leaping up the atairways thoy e1 » malce of many Goodwin Will 1 5 Phe conference room of the Forelgn| ied to iho roof and fire-escapes. © two gn Rea OS eS cn as eae ‘hve way to the Alderman. It $2.00 & $2.50 Manhatian | Boys Clothing for School Wear. Women’s spe teat) Digs 5 . sewn, round corners, kid bound, one Oftice, where the Commissioners met, Is) women fainted on the way down and]" Wren Tucker disappeared he went to] Is believed now that Dowling’s streng: the choicest apartment in the’ British| were cagried to places of safety by Are-)Central America with a. Baltimore} has increased ‘to such an extent that woman, When he told her that"he had} Goodwin will run only to atd Dowling Cluelt Shirts. ...... $115 $2.82 for Boys’ $4.00 Sailor Suits, made of all-wool blue cheviot; collars trimmed with red, white clasp, gray onlyy 61:44. | Dablic ,bulidings. , It 1s a magnificent] men, ; . 30! cellti nd panelled 6 zs P sx ay cS ; ri . : ? eee rans seencnay mae in tad sain hbe Cais ink eraine eretnivatice eacoecOrasrse | Ciuc rpontical discean witbredual Gest $3.50 French Linen Shirts. . and: black silk braid, embroidered emblems on shields, ] Women’s Empress Shoes ane aan tard Alverstone fat Hsredit ree) a ets bundled fed ne be Baltimore, has brought a sult. for| pe cast In the oer direction, Dowling $2.50 * sizes 3 to 10 years. TF agent ealistiny vid i erties } be - . ry was bun lip an) | $11,000 aga'nst him. She charges breach | jo joodwin win, while both ai~ 3 . . taint centre Boprate tation were ors |gutrgd Ii the hoa GE ae nQieDg |r promine aad save that sha Torna irs” wil. weaken tie atenath of | $2.94 for Boys’ $4.50 Norfolk Suits, made of all-wool | jidskin and patent leather, welted gzided tor ah LS atid ING ws ‘badly frighcened: but the ‘Hamog | Mien Hips ah ees Devers. And what ts the loner to wet § cheviots and fancy cassimeres—sewn entirely | and hand-turned soles. As good or e 9 arrive ons e vas necessary am T. Tucker was connected with ; y? Dowling wants a re- b “ih gf F A i ; F ve her . from Tammany 6 sare, fotomed by John. W FoNer | 10, 01086 Ber ea. age the tremen |{he)f07mer Bootiaad ehoe Arm of Tucker, | nomination for Alderman. If he wins Three Cor. 1ath st. with silk thread and liberally reinforced, sizes 7 to 16 beter ia any of the advertised tibrante. who mere accompanied bY Am-| For, had beet eat EAE, SORNORUAEES | Scere pmeatar Lihat a MOAREGe been cee, BROADWAY | Cor. Canal St. yeas 5 ‘ ‘ +) the Commissioners arrived a. few) the stairs and a ‘bundle ‘of oid clottung | Maryland, Ralimore and Elkridge Fox Ros SE a a eT aay belt Stores: Near Chambers. $3.94 for Boys’ $5.50 Russian Blouse Suits, made of The price is $2.89 . Women’s Lace Shoes, cloth top, ideal kid foxing and tips, opera toe, concaved heel, made to retail at $3.00; special At $1.97 =n Children’s and Misses’ hoes Reduced.—a #. Men’s Fall Clothing. -. iupmier waning. (oot hye royal, navy and brown English serge—trimmed with white and black braid; full and long blouses; bloomer trousers, sizes 244 to 6 years. $7.49 for Young Men’s $10.00 Suits, made of all-wool plaid, mixed, blue and black cheviots, single breasted, sizes 14 to 19 years. ave, moments later, and immediately degan| S0uked in bengine thrown dn und Ig- 2. ® private conference, witich reguited in| nited. No one was seen near the butld- ne slibse He me ®@ his home at Se eelection: of the oMicers, ‘and at|IM& And the:police are at an utter loss | Nv. $9 St. Paul street. He 1s about === Swwhich they exchanged credentials and|'0 explain the motive for the crime. thirty-five years old. / took the oath required by the treaty. Fulton 5t., Zim Place and Hoyt St., Brooklyn. cansitust tk ich “ta!"tntt! HOT MONTH AHEAD FOR Stone. Senator Lnige, AB Avie) 6s. THE SIOK BABIES’ FUND Armour of Canada on the Commlrsion; t ‘ © Mr. Foster and clifford Sifton, Canadian’ oF inister of the Interior. agar, Alvarion ale tormally, an: Cool Summer Has Been Favorable to the Little mcing that the Commtnsion was in lon, stating that he had been se- Ones in the T. Med as "president, ag honor which he enements, but September : P - Bishiy sppreciared,-and tavine nai Me May Be Cruel, P Men's Suits, made of fancy plaided ne jcailctens and Misses’ catch it |} checks and stripes, also Three- buttoned Double-breasted and Single-breasted Black Cheviot Suits, lined with mohair $11.74 $15:00 Suits ‘and Mr, Carter and Joseph Popo as as- Pintant.aecroturies, asked cqunael whea sthey dosired to begin. the oral argu- | ments ‘Sir Robert B, Findlay, the Attorne: DOUBLE Trading Stamps With All Cash Purehases FRIDAY. 2 Blue Stamps Instead of 1. Children's and Misses’ Patent Leather Foxed Shoes, kid and cloth tops, spring and “first” heels, sizes 8 to 2, ® sold by others at $2. 3 > price BS Childr Dongola Spring-heel Men’s Suits, made of the newest Shoes huttansndiiee Bu vos| . . yatet effects in fancy worsteds, cheviots Paid by others af $1.50; ocr $42) and cassimeres—broad shoulders, price .. hand-finished , lapels and collars, Misses’ Dong ig heel Shoes, p r 3) button and lace styles, straight patent the finish is as close to the perfec- leather tips, sold by others g4 49 At $11.74 serge, meant to retail at $15.00; our price.; 2... The Evening World’ Sick Babies’ nage ‘in 'pehalt of fe Britian aan | Fund has found, much need for ite Suggested that at least two Week: : el. suawented that at least two, Weeks services during the gool summer of +‘ whieh Judge John M. Dickinson, repre-| 193, but Its meagon is not yet at an €onting the American counsel, avscnted, ; (Ghouge he sata that the American coun-|C"@ September In New York 1s no- at number el would be ready ina week, table f« Lord Alverston® asked when the oral DE ANAL AAG) Che tas arguments wuld. be sfataned, and at of prostrations from heat charged mney -Gen vs , t, ET ey 6 eR eT TL that |Sselnst any month were in September. ht a shorter period was aavisa-|When men are prostrated babies dle B ‘Oct.9 was fixed upon, “ ening Wor Tie Commission desided to sit’ five) ih the tenements, All the agencies are wiuiteed, Oo four faa $20.00 Suits At $14.96 Ey oper meek commencing, Spt, J8:|needed to alleviate thele sufferings In| Sissy gotijgfare Orth. rh tion of custom work as ready-made garments Gl ee Ue s > the hot spells pecullar to-this th. — ; ¢ nts i Nee eee eee er ee ora'to | The, educational Satie ant Her = ever attain, meant to retail at $20.00; our price. $14 » Stationery,—« n. f matond the STINE. removed the Ine] World Sick Babies’ Fund is velng con- MESSRS. PRO RNUS BROS. Beet Oar St, NEWARK, GOODS Men’s Autumn Overcoats, made Fine Grade Linen or Satin Paper, — /| be ) Ay ¥ MES 5. Med NUS be a o} 9 . ‘ ee ee ee ee eet alert acanolon, ote Serato Austa” ON SALE AT HALF PRICE, SEE SUNDAY'S PAPERS FOR PARTICU- $20.00 Coats | of tan, olive and gray covert 60 sheets and ca ea ere ae 1%. ti Saivurneds (he Commissioners. Seent® | success hea attended the effort @ pre- rita LARS. cloth, hand-finished’ lapels and High-grade Bond ane, blit sure j i Sk y order for r the oe $2.05 for th i At $14.96 collars, lined throughout with package of envelopes to match, Se. \ strong-wearing silk, regulation] — French Cambric Paper, blue. gf | Lend counsel proceeding to the quad: | “Fenete gfe, ve amount was Where they were photographed, | Vent disease among infants who are fed 2 on the bottle by the free distribution : : McGulness, UNITED STATES ANSWERS —[CiProper feeding bottles, These nursers etek nat : violet and white, box containin re given treo to all proper appiicants| Drevkly3. ott: box length — 32 inches; meant to retail at Meus and soreng i My . sheet! id 50 lopes, 24c, +. GREAT BRITAIN'S CLAIM. |i \..4'tn tne putstser Bullding and at Freres sick neh Feeds, Sale Ten Milhon Boxes a Year. $20.00; yer prices.sessceeeee $14.96] Macy “special Value” Cabinet, com | | the branch offices of The wena? 4 benefit of the Sick F ai THE PABILY’S FAVORITE MEDICINE oe We are ready for Fall busines {n (he Merchant Talloring department. tania five quires ae, tion chbea) } { que paper ani envelopes, 36c. { nts: (ene vaaren, ar ‘| Men's Cravenette Rain Coats, broad shoulders, loose-fit- ee il ting backs, sold by others at $20.00; our price $14.96. fgmde. vellum, paper, assorted. tints, Better grades up to $22,96. n 36e. _ Cabinet containing 100 sheets and 100 envelopes, high grade batiste paper, white, blue or white, 48c. SWABHINGTON, Sept. %—The foou-| No, 1361 Broadway, ‘between’ ‘Thirty: ments:covering the American presenta: | seventh and. Thitty-elghth. atreets, tion Of the Alaskan boundary case are| Ny. 11 West One Hundred and comprised in three volumes making al-rwenty-ntth street » tofal of about 1.10) pages. In addition) “xo, 292 Washington street and No, ythere also are two volumes of maps. 37 Kution street, Brooklyn, ; In the first volume the questions at { , rare ie intended te be| ANd at Samuel Bernstein's pharmacy, Cabinet containing four quires fine Men’s Negligee Shirts, made of print- fanue, namely, Negligee Shirts, Box containing 200 sheets and 150 en- ce of that) Mothers a Afty-sixth| ‘he bottles are duck shape, have no from! angles and so are easily kept clean, Each ts accompanied by two pure gum [reversible nipples, which are al nm of Contributions to the fund. 1 the ooint of commencement of the line! *o, 27 Canal street. To The Rvening World Sic Y Fund: . A Of demarkation between the United) 7ne Salvation Acmy hae been, given cinchoet torent aa W.Oh whic. pave | : A ed and woven madras; light, medium | velopes, high grade vellum paper, 49c. Baten and Canada, what te the Port say" ditibuting: thom among the | "piles Pe a Cao, aed | 39 and dark colors, one pair ot detached | Plate and fifty high-grade Visiting {f mothers who are ite especial care. Mella, Rosina, : cuffs.. The sizes are liberal, and every }- Cards, 69c. \ Shirt in the lot is well made. Our retail price scarcely covers the cost of production. é ‘No one makes Shirts to ordey better than we do, — Soom Night Shirts, Men's. Night Shirts, made in our own Candies. —niseame Pure and fresh—made in our own factory daily—and the prices here average one-third less. than _else- paraflel the line should drawn he head of Portland Channel, and other eived . Whe Coast’ on the ‘malniand. thar Rusa! are as follows i fon. "on Lane Hopeteen, : EORTC La pelea oR ee c _* factory, of good, strong, tul bledched | where. 1s there any wonder that the reat Bptain, cones ; 69 muslin, trimmed with woven braid. | Candy business of the town is con- They are the garments we put into com- | centrating beneath this roof? which signed Rat aire hal was! ATTACKED AS HE DUE TO SHAMROCK’S DEFEAT b Sritslere aetna WALKS WITH GIRL. |, Aue alenuipiontnaises petition with the ones that others sell at $1.00. Ours are} — Fruit Drops—Lemon, Lime, Cinna- a trifle the best, besides being 34c. cheaper. mon and Horehound, pure flavoring, fom ‘Portiant ; 4 ; ‘oO ral ry a \ a, | Wi Buindred” and “Lorty-tirst’ meridian °F) arehup miller Tells of Man Striking, LONDON, Sept. 3—The Linton Com- tather, 2 mani] Bath Robes, Men's Bath Robes, made in our own fac Hard Molasses, Wntergrens or Pep who had no f splendid de of T | ed, 1 ath en marine Ieuaites Him After He Left Park with | pany has ralsed the price of jams a helpe but from ex- $> 24 tory, of splendid grade of Terty cloth.) pound, 18. find other arma of the sea. unless fiera! Miss Dollie Sagles. pean yi aan perience and his 2. The variety of patterns and colors is very Cocoanut. Kisses—Vanilla, Strawber- Seuntinen ree Siefance ® Tanwe: QUT ur piuier’ a youn. man who lives Sears the . A owne nature, yet of : large. They minimize others that are sold ry, Chocolate or Maple, pound, 48c. The contention is further made that!.¢ Xo 34 Van Biclen avenue, Kast New MERCEDES LEADS AUTO BOATS. an unspotted judge- " here at-$3.00 ‘and $3.50. Salt Water Taffy or Wrapped Ice uch mountaln range, It) 8 f Yiy to. |. PARIS, Sept, 3—Twenty automooiie| IN : ment, hath hereto-| | CIS€W! v jis wan Cream) Lumps—Vanilla, Strawberry fore told me, that he) much desired to bring in this cus- tome, which is, that The Furniture Sale.» ri. tn (all cities there) It has been a brilliant Furniture Sale—is still brilliant— uid be a certaine |} titerally crowded with diversified interests that~ frugal and Chocolate flavors, pound, a4e, Soft Molasses Wintergreens or Pep= permints, pound, 24c, Crisp Molasses Chips—small, oblong { wafers, pound, 24c. } ne United States has | York, complained to the poll | Of territory. ever! gay that he w aulted by a man he neaee completed the fourth stage in the! 4 ry the Seine, covering the dist | that Russia had rolled it sti did not know 80 er leaving Linton | race on d ‘ance } treaty of 18% until ceded to the U Park with Ml len, of No. 7bi | between Rouen and Cpudebec, forty-one Btates in 1807, g tarbey street, East York, Miller | and a half mites, tp less than six hours, x ay 0 i " -) ane’ Gommissencns hold that mot until’ snowed no signs of the alleged assault, | The Mercedes and Flota were again in a Meal iS s h: cal | first and second, respectively, 2 0 SI Eo ae OE ve ea ee appointed place to ) \ ¢ Genuine Scotch Kisses, pound, 24¢, They, admit that in isu wtrention AS | Bradford Street Hospital to attend her. which, whosoever |! buyers find impossible to pass. The broad influences of the | Crystallized Ginger, pound, 29¢. ’ to the claim of the British Gov. mment that, the jencl should have need of | ly. from Fic } \ = a t soot ag nieuwe | largest retail store in the world have been concentrated 7 TEETH CURED iN Rea“. k cofne and cause hi and exerted to achieve distinct leadership, Our ascend-| panei stsiene ‘ b << AG) ( tered by bome officer|f ancy is not due to phrases and craft— ut to values— —Key West, Clear Havana—box Gt : ——_—_ QUICKLY, \ 8 | YA spnointed for that} meritorious and matchless values. To-day’s quotations } 50, sold by others at $4.50; ‘our KING EDWARD LEAVES VIENNA| ‘mes ‘ . SS SSS G7}, vurvose. As, for ex-'} ars limited to just twoitems. We think they will strike a} price $3.49. His assailant, he sald, was about PERMANENTLY, | g ample, if one have Pi ‘ twenty-three yeare old. of medium : pearls to sell, he should say, 1 #eeke to sell my pearls, And another, 1/| popular and responsive chord. And remember there are} Flor de Isna Clears By West, f clear Havana, Cul hand-made; . |nelent and slender, and wore a dark | jreeke to buy some pearis. Such a man would faine have compagnie to, ‘ive. Bore Sterile for Fe \euit of clothes and a cap. He ss PAINLESSLY, travell to Paris; such a one enouireth for a servant of this or that ‘ualltie: | undreds here equally attractive highest grade:— Perfectos, box of 25, $2.49. NNA, Sept. 3.—King Edward left P Avi Y Buc! . ‘ Be arcane sence | craved in Penerivane assis POPULAR PRICES, | ct cts ces ude, "An ie yeemetn tna thn eanen of euter-warning $8.00 Box Couches at $6.49. Reprecrncororaring wuliarto tadliwas atraid to leave the) youne Tobe SustIOn SS eee eee eae a dmail coruoditie Into common commerce ant | BOX Couches, large size, all spring edge. soft tufted top, } Rothschilds, box ot $0, $3.99. cy je Ieavestaking | alone, $3 | cocietio: for there are ever conditions that enter-secke one another, and!} covered with plain or figured denim in your choice of Panateles Finas, box of $0, $3.96. ¢ other twice | Three Skeletan: Werrtors Founa ge Work, per tooth $5 || because they understand not one another, they leave men in great preys | several colors. Petit Purit box of 50, $297, K anos, fs $15.00 Box Couches at $11.99. | Lie He eso 8m ller told the police that he had been Rote bul er he ark with Miss Bagles and that | jention. was ot thy they were walking slowly along Dumont | wll the Britixh case avenue, when near Penasyivania avenue A man stepped out from behind a tree and struck lim in the face several snes Emperor Franc! Kinsed each tn conversation till the! GreNs FALLS, Sept. 8.—Three hu-! Gold Filling . tles.—Montalgne’s Essays, man skeletons were found by work- All Languegses Spoken, | e classified pages) of the Sunday World is the meeting ground of; men building a road at Fort George, || ALL WORK GUARANTEED TEN YEARS, | buyer and seller, ani! of brains and opportunity, |In this morning's World M-.4NY. C ¥ {th ighty-elght B and ad i i i t \ 2, og Gees olen SQ asses | see's see te taping Bete tre sca] Bom Nate ro faucets daign, thee aol |S ‘4 a ee : to buy a good paying hotel business; another wants to sell a road , d with velour, four rich: Persian, ree, SO Beau Brummet ‘ish © » It is supposed that phey were uM Bast 18h ro way. seitauran’ and Tunch room: must bo’ ppld nd many others... It nit t i r x BOR en, fp ised B | Business oppostuuisien and. 1 ‘ tachments 3 RIT AE aE Bes sa aa