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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-12
AN HONEST FAR,
How He Managed TO Sell Lot oi roo
Wood at a Good Figure

u
A woman was standing with her arms
resting on the front gate when squint-
eyed old fellow, wearing the conven-
tional habiliments of the pine hills and
CARRYING an enormous OK whip came
along and asked:
Have you seen any thing Nv er little
bay steer round hyar?'
NO"
"Er steer with er white star in his
forehead"
NO"
''Sorter limps with the left hind foot
but pretty peart taken altogether.
II tell you no." the woman snapped.
"Fotch er load Nv wood in this mornin
an old Darb that's the steers name
got out NV the wagin yard an cl' aN'.i
hisse'f It's the steer / bought fru'n
Ben Hardin last fall-lean Ben. Yer
know him, reckon"
mo, | don't"
wall, rest easy erbout it fur 1t ain
your fault, kase Ben gifts acquainted with
mighty nigh ever woman he ken. J
don't know VIII ar Ben got the steer. but
that amt none NV my bus ness. Ain
seed him, have yer?"
~ tell you nor the woman almost
screamed.
~ didn't know but he would err come
up thser way, fur thar amt no tellln
whar he'll go when he gifts chance
Went over to old jim McLanthem )
place one day an fell in the well. Don
know old Jim, do you?'
mo, | don't and more than that, l
don't want to know him. noryou, either
Go on away from here. ~
80, yer oughtenter talk thater way
crbout old Jim. Wy, he's the man that
diskivered the persimmon puddin'
Amt seed nuthin' of the steer, yer
sayP"
''If you don't 60 on away from here
I'll call policeman.
40, don't put yerse'f ter no trouble
on my ercount. | may be honerylookin'
but amt no fool. married the put
test oman in all our neighborhood, an
when | leaves home. | allus tells my
wife that if find pulitzer oman than
she is, that -well, | never expected tel
see one, that all, but | have. Mad
am" taking off hisryellow SLOUGH hal
and making a bow, you air thai
lady
40, what an old fool you areN' the
woman laughingly replied
Eyes, madam, | am er fool, er foo
erbout beauty. but not erbout nothin
else. Some men air erfeerd ter tell FL
oman that she's purity, but ain t.
Thar never wuz nothin' cowardly or
bout me. Ter tell yer tn. trath. ain
lost no steer. but when | seed yer haC
ter trump up some sort Nv er yarn. L "
got er cod an er half NV wood rounC
here on er wagin that I'm goin to sell
out sense I've been talkin' ter you Tv'
| forgot all crbout the wood. Yer'll u'
| cose excuse me fur talkin' ter yer so
fur am er ole man while you air youns
ernutf ter be my daughter. Yerll par
don me. won't yer?'
80, certainly. What do you ask for
your wood?"
you may have the cod an er ha'
fur five dollars"
"All right" the delighted woman re
piled "Bringit around here and throw
it over the fence"
He drove around, threw over n quar-
ter of Il cord of green pine poles, col
lected the five dollars, bowed to tn
woman and went away Arkansal
| Traveller.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-12

A Newburg girl went to a grocery
for pound of saleratus, the other day.
and, after making the purchase,
stepped upon the scales with the pack
age in her hand, "Why. I've gained
a poundH was her delighted exclama-
ton. and then, remembering that she
had the saleratus in her hand, she
dropped it in her pocket, and then at
tempted to adjust the weights SO Ms to
show the difference of a pound. After
several minutes effort she gave it up
rs bad job. and left the grocery salts
fed that no reliance was to be placed
in its scales. - Mtddictoun MercurV
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-12

Potato Croquettes-Pare. boil and
mash smo 'thly about six good-sized
potatoes. Add one tablespoon of but
ter. two-thirds of cupful of hot, rich
milk or cream. the whites of two eggs
well beaten. salt and pepper TO taste.
When cool enough to handle work into
shape. roll in egg and bread crumbs
and fry in nice, Wholesome hot lard.
Potato Puff. Put two cups of cold
mashed potatoes into saucepan; add
the yelks of two eggs, a gill of cream.
a tablespoonful of butter. salt and PEI
per to taste. Stir the whole over the
fire until well mixed and hot, then 4 ID
carefully the well-beaten whites oi
three eggs. Heap on a CREASED baking
dish or in gem-pans. and bake in a
quick oven until nice brown.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-12

Raised Doughnuts. I'm the morn
ing take one pint of warm M TX. one
cup of sugar. one-half cup of yeast. n
little salt. and set sponge. making it
rather thick. At night add one cup of
sugar. one-half cup of lard and two
eggs; knead up and let stand until
morning. Then roll out thin. cut round
and let stand in the moldins-bosrd I'M
til light. Fry in hot lard
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-12
JACK Philips,
Detective,
New York.

This is my warrant for your arrest,
Embezzlement; that's it. Curious
coincidence, amt it?"-Detroit Free
Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-12
VERMONT PINE CONES.
Foreign Governments Purchasing the Ar
ticIe at a Fair Price.

In abiding to the subject Of Rainfall
and the effect produced by the destru''
ton of forests, one of our contempt
raries saws: While as a rule we turn up
our ROYAL North American noses al 'ns
suggestion of systematic forest culture
in Europe the people have learned WY
dom from experience. The French anu
German Governments are illustrating
what we might do ourselves, BY ou!lus
seeds of us. Near Burlington VIZ
some four thousand bushels Oh p'ne
cones have been purchased al i0'!
cents per bushel, for foreign shlplngn"
They are inspected daily, ana a' my
open are taken to the barn anu
tbreshed. the seeds cleaned ana PlS''"
in bags for transportation. 1t oecuPr'
an average of five men daily for wv
months to gather the seed from i lou,
thousand bushels, each bushel yiela.Ds
about IA pound OF seed lnefs 5 =
branch of this business, nearly uOuTS
in product, near Charlotte VI -. ir ~
cones are gathered about the nfss .s u
September, and treated with nes s',,
air to expedite their opening AN am and
are shipped to France German A..
the other Governments Of Europe. ,.. aa
propos of this subject, some s'a.', that
were recently published showing WIN. s.,b
LAX, Champlain is Swallowing s,,s s'i
year, some of its ports having ,ho A..
become unavailable, owing 10 ~" .,ors.
struction of the forests, the s'e"' ,hs
houses of moisture. Some Us! M, M
American nation will AWAKEN ,,ros,y
knowledge that it has been r p',so,l,
nrodipal of its trees. BoSto" D"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-12

A New York society woman "' r,.b
ball dress made of white satln Nu "ch
before making had been run 'n'g ,;s,
the press Of one of the great U.s. #
so that her costume was the ne" ,hs
the day. She won the prize io'
most novel costume. e.;.,on Of
Somebody wants our uen ~ ~ boi
"a truly unsclfish man. " "ell' who
it down. we should say that 'u" 's;oes,
would rather chop wood aiter ~. Jus gir
hours for the benefit of the h'reu 81 ,iSb,
than see a tax collector struck " Bur.
ninri a truly unseltish ms"
ling'On Free Press .n,v learn
There are men who can onl5 ,nIe Of
from certain classes, or from peYdf fem.
n Grade that suits their TASTES learn
reraments. But they le'e. .u and
widely; their range must be s s'.iII touch
they can not do a work tha' W." =, tho
com rehensively the heaf'
world.-Presbyterio"
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
REAL ESTATE.
,,,sNrss AT THE EXCHANGE

as,dsr,nls competition In the real estate
L.set Yesterday ct the stand OF vivian v.o,. ard
nrc,hsr when they sold by order OF T.
,s A stokes executors nns resasnce 80" Of
sne a. was. Isin L. L. adjoining the residences Oh
= y c.,. sra Henry ~ Hyde The property IN auesuo"
II. frontage Of 1900 feet on the Great soa a,n.
+ra n,ddng which began at sl0ooo' was -
aimed up $4,000 at a Tses psSen pSSs reached Sy tho
saisrsnce COMMITTEES the bill n'ssaueya % ~ NewYcrk q
the custom house ana s0ss ssol h ,ss sS' b
nteres, a. ss ef these new Oness
osS "a" troS,s s On ssO% and the SpprS
q ne ssSf e. s: 'SRs Ss
ssIlty number Q, tenants VII oe y, ne custom
aSs g sas sses sSres Sss' viii s vicinity y.rSpi @
sysSs s"d ys'pI s SH1 %sisa
s % oS was call a, Exchanxe Yesterday for loan OF
c a. pss 's"o house. S' fn'ss socs
sne SOTse q far% 81 w. 1VS oo SSse AMI "a suSsn out
was osrea s t e q, school, family iSo or SUMNER
hn,d situated In Norwich Conn. with Tour acres OF
snd barn, etc., at s2o,Ooo
New.York wednesday. Aug. % isss.
~. 10 owinr .sie made at the Exchange and
Au'''' By Richard v Harnett & c.
sSGd%s T q; S Np i ssst arSsen sss' %
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
BY william Kcnnellv & Brother ..o
az acres OF land at West Islip Foote' e2S'ooo
.oo,nrn prAr. ESTATE TRANsrERs-N. Y. CITY
,sa,h-st 526S II of 5th-ave, 80 tA99h' -. oo,
William II Ramsey snt wife 70 cheney r; s-4'oV'
.,n ave cor ~ 1l0thst, 80 9X1S; Joseph q. m,
A,no!d and wife 10 Nora A smith y, So'oo'
q y Nav !, O. Ma,oO TnaSe % oot
Is5.s,sn.sveto = 1S,S cor ''sssS ssans 1900
iotsy,sS WIS., IiS 10 wil,am y II Mebuhr Ioooo
bTtSsl No 4lO and az Dennis 70 ol.so
se! g ITO >, ~ Ave Il olxioo .; Louis
sad John Brandt TO Hedwis Hing, -.,oo .: Ao'oV
1st;st iDss u rOpl. e =. I',r' Jariap so.95
Leulsa n..,. n.,'e" io-Ssn to Y E Oakley 81 o0
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
siiuailons Uanteo-fcmalcs

LARGE PROTESTANT rNrLoyMENT HousE
A. co 'eFs, IA 56sye ss, el IN li hd. aV aSoS5 iSo IONS
l,OOK-i;Y nrs,-cas. welsh woman, compeIeL' 70 COOK
- ami uAase ioI c.r5 " tentetsn % of ''H''''
lent caterer % West 5-d's'', - hDeI ---
rOoK-By Scotch girl frstclass bright ana aeS'e, -
4 Understands soups, uesserts beai &C NIl''as WI, & 20
1 sri@ Ye.iy a NARY. 80 OF otaTt S, neIr I5h-s
COOK and LAUNDRESs or HOUsEWORk-CHAM'
4 BEHMXiD AMI VALE by Two neat luaid r5.i,n or
igctnet speaid e9oN n, oorctyn VPa.alHs 'O''
COOK By superior English sook who ..t s2aeia'A@l' s
I l-ngllsh and rrnch coo.inq th9r,usm5 ,n in, a
qaeh 6ass a,s'e, b G sel an 1I AZ co2 tthSyc BET
S5tn aHt 35t, sts Maze. JAC0uIN.
COOK Ic.-By eampe'en. yguns woman & s9'9 i,Sy soI@
Nv reference 4ss West 42i.at, Two nights up -
CooK. ec-By competent economical cook ir'teias s.
I bread biscuit and gasty Osa.r eAessat c"9
S"asiiap'' Ssferse AME&icxS THAiNING SCHOOL 's- 3D.
/,,7-7E aud I-1T-Y DFF-97--1Il AyIBEENAID ana
- " - o' ,1ne,eai - component cook; N,sro.a,a
I"Iirsss Ilusatcr chlmtcrm III ana ~s!tles- or nuse
XIV gii.'''p or eou2iry AGEKIcAN TRAINING sCAouL
L exeeis in baking; sober, honest ana wng sW or
country best o reference Cal $50 S1A'e hsA '''- So
rUINRFRNATDWA WAITRESS or NURSE-wel'h gin !:
4 c.ty country honest sober tona VI enA'afcA ~
clnaye.. l7th.s-
TorsryyopK tc-Bv ,'rong willing Welsh girl
l. rooi pain cook, ln0i INK. nrr'' , IN" r r,n,try
a. lrnf laun1Ir-- wages mon, 1t' ,tA y, 10 .a6 -
/ AMERICAN TEAINI.G sOiool- 4o= 9-'' vi 92
INFANTS NURsE-By competent woman 'cra1c 70 A1S
entire charge bring Up on bottle, Sedra, -,
| rreseu. emyIOyer's. ll2 West 1SuEs- IA" i'''" -
i until B.
! AUNDHESS.-Dy superior hundIes, can 90 u
L. aces curtains. Ganns.s Ueauiliuy ii'en 9" e
| new; has excellent CITY relelthceN S"l N' W. w.
ave. bet. 35th and sdth Sis s's'--------
NrrRsE-By = French girl, who haoioushy nhDs, sn
sand, the care of children ca. ni-j acb a. nAI &
- verv attentive and OF Kind no ure can oc
az 900 6th.aye bet 3jth and J1Ih 50 AInle. 80 - y
--,,n.r, -. -IADy~S MAID-By an experienced alt
Y ,ru-ttro-thv Protestant a'o - very S"p-"
/ =, s,ctnesa. rood references. = C.. ~ 2taNe.
! Ak .SuTNG.-B- n German woman t 20 out BE- the Ia
/ w az V,aek. reference. JANITOR 2oJ West eSlst
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

NORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester. Ner
~ fcr..nd wte Moynta1f Dss' zee rHq,e Hae TO lima INA
s;eamer. sSnaUT leave Pier 40 toid ngmoerl NSsta 6
Isfrsr ,oot OF WattEst, next per spoSS D.T
.Nva Ferry, daily sundays excepted at 80 p IL
This line has uneGuaied facilities FOR h,n1ng ana % nsre
eseh way daily except SUNDAYS eSeuMSaI M gf az lens ny
ano.s 1rd - 4fa Ioous secured al 2O1 Si 90. 9J' 90
Brosdway 10 and lo iSs M ssg tu,oa
nfo'h pis, 90 North River. and On 6tesnefA
" 'etc. Txnre-- Co viii call for ant cheek baggage
from hotels ana ToS'oeH' O. W. BRADY Aren't
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
DROVIDENCEL LINE

FOR
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. ~ORCEsTEh
AL Northern and Eastern points ana tho
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Steamers RHODE IsLAND and MASsAoh &C S ta6
,S with through express trains for Boston IeaNg
seamer az H., arriving az Boston a. 10 =. ~, Anu
o.. Whf. Mountain ponts a. 40 4 m lhFHugh ptIIor
l% ReeSes's renowned orchestra on eacn steamer
cseckst by WestcOtrs Express Com any from res
destinatIon. Tickets and state rooins secured
encn oci ~ so7 l2l 9j7 Broadway. Asor uorso Cos
201 Hotels and al Offices Of wsstcott
noTRosss Company In new YORK or bioD.yn seha t0f
per EMpse sxerrsIon BOOK with rates ana route,
B O II BRIGGS, 49, r- ~ - po Box NIL
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
CucGn 5tcdmers.

CUNARD LINE
~ ,,o,r tn LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
AE"'io''N ~ Ter 40 North kiNer;,.,c,.
,,, IvSs, IS sa IN Bo,hnla. sep ll. 80 a m
e,Si.is Ausust 20, 10 a H. UmSna seps 10 'V IN
tsrt4a Erysa SEM; g. a. N. Galiia sept 20
'C'in "a ,sage $50. $40 and 9i0O inteimfdate ESQ
s,sse ,ts 70 and tr, al parts et Europe AZ very
law res For freight ara rasaee sppy 70 He company
ohies 'vpgiEsNoS II BROWN Co. General Agen'~
/yTpCTu-AR LETTERS of credit for travellers
ssh,.as r1Alaha In ali parts % mo weF't .ssnei ~
- urIDEIBAcH lC1EtHElMAH 60,
Foreign Bankers. 20 Willismrse
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

CTONINGTON LINE, FOR. IVY, ,,ov,
- NGf woRcEsTf and points nora sni i,o5i east .sn Ss
& T. on block ABOVE Canal-st, a. y W. .Ais,
except sunday THROUGH PsrS. c " thor extra
tSesn Baggase checked from se'aenee u o'A--oH "
81 eso.,,s FNpfess Company. - o. 49, ast Az
ricssts and rooms on SAFE ~ -u,, ,n ana
so- 4sl S57 Droafway Astof fittt,s it2u'F 8 ,nres- 20
Windsor Hotrtttcs ~ g ''"~S 0. ~ BRIGGS,
W. X BAbspr "t.,.. Art Gen Pass. Agt
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
DONDoUT. KINGSTON AND
Il cATsKILL MOUNTAINS

Landing a. cranston's West FeiAU CernrsL nc.nure,
I.D 20 Milton, Pch. DArepss ,ha ls"y4s ,i'ls
49,. Delaware. SONY C.ose CstsHll Mou.laln
mi Kaatrrsk rsilfOala sle- -mets cIIl OF @ ~
h"u ,oot oT iarrs0l-sI, N r.. except S1tuFday
gxhea CI-Y OF KINGSTON letses AZ y nii iahihs i
WY" ~ -NeSaure and Poughkeepss connecting Win
ee"eai train Tor all Summer Er-ori, I,nsh .n rt'sAss
Hcnnf,ins Leaves Rcnd " sumo IN a. A'
M I Of special last train from the n0uht1hs aft'Z
a. New. YORK Aoncay. 4 IL
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
R0WERY BAY BEACH

the most beaut.ul AMI popuiaI Family SuHhef eeSan
ear5cats HOURLY iron Harlem Bridge hat ~ iS,e,s- 1;
and gd.aye from r. " y u, alrecly 70 an
Bowery Bay Beach fare ljc, eXclTsol Eye sassi
% Nes,ss., ,s.,v rom A. H. sIl midnight fsre lOe
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

WANTED. To charter, with option OF pun pIv
eauped for the Albany g!dsegg,s 9s 30 60 aGd
90 doy. nc g9s GGoIrMBfA " Broaiwsy for ten
days.
A6t AdR b6sT6N' hiH IN Nh%SIoRr FALL RIVER PROV
PSE44hfE PoE He ast;i s5GaAEk NE .'1i3SS 's1E$sqS1D,v
FoqF sei@s5 b ESc sSeF' and OBJ ee55LI3oNr
spesdsd ofc Sfsheatfa attached 70 each vessel ,oo,
Leave New.Yorg from Pier ao' NJ ~ 'o'a N"' ''''
.SS Slysi d;sfs Ms;ss fsnVff9s vasysrs o' N.: sSs
ad oi g' ssars On oa and fGsn Fs ar due
arS end throuen ca ,s' Boston. Cape cod Lowell
S1 1sTSpAYs WSts s1sV lcavs SswYorR a. $50 for all
''l9 Hs5%SanS iSaSf s91.3
jsless s5es G IA New Yor. TX a. aoi Gel nj ana 1873
B3adSay N 2 .o, %f' IIoae and i' windsor noe L
o 9ese Pc IS S f. fad A. On soEDEv LOWELL Ae.
TROY BOATS, lighted throughout by
;S' sE shFE 'ef3oii 'SEoG fn r%T XII, ISSE
fkhccI6. ali taroadass sa3 che points o. bLAswAEn
sSEP. HScPs9H o. cirY Fl F6Y FeE "a
Ses s9es6eI SnTisSSehs's soSeSss at Albany s''''
4HAXy sI!.A!, Baa% R2ATS FE2ghhEEsSS FsE
er North River se: Of p;yS c.a.st Asses az a g.
Ra.y'd ssns dsS S9ssDtsa i r;
saq slaSss %s' Like psd $E1%;e ss s,y sy
Smiths and all points nolth sllHF.nK 80, "J
IeSsas'1 s1sa "a a9n s SasfEasH EST of
IT HVDSON AND COXSACKIE, ,...
III Elegant STEAMER KAATEHsksii sii1L III ssn.V sIssV
tom foot Jsy. every yoIsssSIhs ~ Win Boston and
NIARl POWELL FOR CRANSTON'S, WEST
WI Point Cornwan NewDufg New, ,nhnOurc Milton
.Sa @: :ad 2 H4s'?s so h'f' z
enns,ss sat,,rdays when she hour earlier
NATsKILL MOUNTAINS. The 0d Route
CArsKfGL EVENING LINE, steamers kAATEiS
KIiL and CATSK1L leave every wses dsy q. n v snn m
rom foot Of JaysL n. Il, connecting WIN
iap "a ,as az q, Ir .stress " J. MUGHEs catski. n =
HUDSON RIVER Z 81 RAl }AALhs hIGHT'
,.,-. p-oor,vn tultai,.st iby Annex 90 a. N
New York Vesry St Piel ~
New YorK West 22S;:. w:,, Plsf Psn: N.Ijufs pousA
reepsie ithneteck Csrski and Hadsol- sao ~
a aus EAND attached 70 each boat
WEST POINT. HE@BC re ana PoUGHKEEPsIE
WIZ RRHINFBGCR By ferry with Ulster and Del l. Il fO'
s9i II Ihf With special trains the CstsEi ~ r
lit DSON' with boston and Albany l. l. io' NhA'
nan IILbGNY. with y. Y. Central and H. r n r 70
Utca NfAGARA FALLS Bnnaio ana ths WesI o Ros wiI
,aa %% nIa R sphc sif AL TRhiNs TO AND FoM sARAT3G
The Now York Truns'cr -. VIII S~'4 i'' --1 S-'S'
baggage from hotels and residences
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
feI, Uante1.

Eel. Udnts1.
GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE LIFE or BEN
"A UARkISON by The author OF Ben Hur. Cen Lew wal
ace the lifelong friend Of Gen Harrson Is writing be
only authorized % aphy. No man living NOR. comp
tent r-Tx.Coy Porter Millions have real Ben hul
and Ben. Hlrrson. Greatest money mixing OooS
u '''' "7 HUBBGRD Biios.. 7e3 chcs,nut-st, Ph'la
ID ~ WANTED in Insurance ofnee References re-
f- s. d. W, Tribune Ofice.
xxrANTED-n Lady living in the country, yorpg and
w competent German nurSery governe-- ior !" . 81
write stating salary AMI reference Alltess " H. O''
gox III Trvncton.On. Hui-cn Ncw-fofk
wv ANTED-Immeiiatey, q nrstrate torewonan In a
w la q country steam ltundfy ne1r New-fok; must
30 sulv competon, 10 ranage help ani have rericct
knowicdze OF fanlly work; good wares address,
stating nativity and experience 10 ~ IL B. L. th''
once.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
Che Qurt
NJ ONMOUTH PARK RACES - LONG
DOCKAWAY STEEPLECHAsEs,
Crcssmakng.

n RFSsMAFrR -Firs-cass litter and draper wishe
~ more engagements by the day city or OUT OF Io"h
city reference. Address D., $50 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

ITO NEW-HAVEN. $50
W ~ txCIiRSlOT good dsr,i: g. 20 49,,
A~r. r NJ NOErHAM and CONIl.' fN L Al. lesvs
btetn,S' .ta, QS r. r. a aud IT . m tsunnF's
II my ,g,r',,i II .,rprpoRp srnTNGFIELD, HOLY
Through tekets sold ana nsgFsts .sa -
"a hroscway. New. York and S'uE'@' S''"~1~
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
Countrp Dcaro i)anieS.

pOARD wANTED-For winter. about hSus S, IT. coa ..
Il VnHYork Tor gentleman wi.e and child: hrsteas'
d1'o,nrooiat@ns only Altress with New-fork reief'
ences HANOVER 1925 Bi0adway.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

- OUND THE WORLD
,ooK,, Annual Tourist party ROUND THE WORLD,
visiting japan, China india Egypt Europe &C. W..
,I tom san Flaeeseo per 5 Gaelic on sspten'lEs' ~
30 The Iis' of members Is nearly full Sena ioi ue
'eHpt's ''''O'" rios. COOK & son.
se1 Ard a6e R,oa lwoy New Work.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
6ifambcals.

NYIANTED.-To charter, with option OF pun
w ,nss. ias safe i1ss steam, ,,, n..a aug 3o So or
o6 fdvs. no tubs wanted Address Win terls aha @
19r,iculars FATHER COLUMBIA, y bro"l"'J 'or u'''
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
Drainfss l1rurertn for SaI' any 20 L:l

nro,SrNG Grand Central Depot 4ad-st sttr.cays
stSrs: large plaus glAss ironts; steam neat AppV
tN Ns-ison-ave-
DUILDTNCs STORES LOFTS AND oEraSi pasi %wiIt IL
X tTET an Reekmsp Ann Fulton, JOhns teath VIII.
- Nissan md streets In tbs vicinity. RULAHp .
WHITING, Beeknsn-st
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
Counirn Boaro.

--------c>-~---.-~%,,c - =, :, - - u0nFry COTTAGE
With large addition and cemnodces r'On.s s.,,toc,
1a...sd .rd uswly furnished o. tTont.L. nhstoss
toese1 o. ~ on. Tu1e tx Mrs 6 VAN NEGiITES lFvp
", wo CorPLE or few gent emen car ard desirable
nace 10 b arr priv t. IA riy les than an n VI sO
vo-E. n Nv iesut ful r. u n. ~, - > %
~, ne- "A 'ess HOME IG2 wiilam-st, tirI noor
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
Ocean Gtcamers
+, 11IC sTFANSVIP COMPANY

VI the only diTact lac to,-,, ,,.s.
PORTLAND, Ne, anf SOLIAssGi A,ssGsiNs.,s,av s,l, stesn.-
tyeaee; every satuday M eonnee'ina pr n n r5er
ali ,iraushlp aud
od Gr,had Poland spsng WHITE Mnrs,ris,x ana Can.
o. 'o s.re % IN Portland s5 Excursion, q, 10 SoS1ss
~ 81: Excursion ~ Bni llalnoi - m,.ssr,
SeeiIs'na berth IN room lHf iselSne Sh' P'''
Apply " H''' Pier IS l. r.. foot o. MarReSsI
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

LARGE PROTESTANT FNrLOyMENT HcIsE.
A CnI srNa4t llrls AMI male help FcaV UT ihie7'
hotels sc. lS5 0tn-ave., tth house ABOVE iV'N's~
(rOOK-DY q nrs clas. welsh woman compeeA' % COOK
\ AMI manage fol club VI gentlemen Or sehoVIi oA0o'
,-ut csfsrcr Oh West 3-dst., u nOcr.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
Ciin prcpertp for Sale.

X ASSORTMENT OF private dwellings for sale prices
- 40 zoo o sG5 OC0 all within one block ot Sentr.
Ps-E east T. FITZPATRICK, owner ~ Last eo1h.s s-
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
xxrHITE STAR LINZ.

w M foR oCEiNsTowN. AND LrvHRr9S99L
!!kEIttBLIc, eapt psylsonm - sa,' Aasrs, "a N
!CFf.TiC Capt irving. wednesiay. september ),
GERMANiC Capt G.eaiei. We'd Sept, W. le n
pATEs-salooa, 900, eco $50 and si00 Return det'
AZ. an favorable terms Steersge from the Of Ccnn
80 500 a nred nume"r " see"nd cabin passengers
carried on steamers rate 80, excursion $50 tor
tr.,.etion ot mans other information apply ae the
Connanyis oni.e. No. IL Broadway New.fefE
N04"f'"' j. ERCCE ISNAY, Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
FALL RIVER LINE nv, r,vrp ppov

-IKDl BDAIN, URUItU IHTUWEHVIN y
"A. electro lights eonaos. with spSca eHpes. .Eans t2
prhCID iii Nrirondack M other points OF DELAWAl.E
hND HUDSON o. FITCEBUR' Ra'ISMs, steAnsf
sat Cbristepher-st day except satuday Sunday
sfeamer touches a Albany.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
oor 10 SATURDAY, september y.
80 - saturday September ~
DntrrtS Thur slaY, October ls
,TT.sfC Weinesi,y. November 7.
svDer6ly Appointed-super;or Aesommolliloas
Resery atons can De made " letter or eraph 70 saa
cahn nj ana ,een At esT and $50 Bnaiway New-fors sf
Room "a Railroad Building, san kranci&c. n,..
iA0''n - " LELAND STANFORD President
T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
Drooklpn propertp for Sale anO 20 Lei

I-0T sALT-A desirable plos Of lots foT Immediate ,
nroyenenr. T5x200 south side DeksloaVe'' heai
f.r{. PIlLAND 4 WHITING, 8 Beekman-sS
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
AmusfmeniG.

SAINT GEOg6E STAT AZ, Ish M issLLesffioy.
prcErpTs. san Oc0 AHEAD Of " -, ~ = y urIIFp.
cp III Nffi tiifuT'Y Bf.YOND POrsI..SE Di
EVENINGS ST 80. "a oVE. exi;a % ~ .iren unds'
~ hS pIie. tickets at o., pFne,ps".o s,suons
s.o'n mon s1uaIc The eissHs nsnu,e-: fzTe.
s,a,en Island b. ats baieiy every .ei rcnubts freni
loe s,ssHisrs saa Jewells Wharf B'ooAD"' 49,
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

/,0oK-By most eXcel5Tt woman, superior COOK .
L eveels In baking; sober, honest ana Wiln2 CIV u'
country best o reference. Gall $50 5taVe heA o'IN 81