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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
QrrssmnNinq.

A LII LATEST STYLES trimmed waists
a made no Nine. Reynolds fine wOra
solicited tail0r-madc suits sp"cinltA.
l13 Ia~t 71th->t. S,ad postal. Mu". calls
COR orders.
RlISfIC DRENsNAhlNG street COS.
a tunes. tea Gown, aud wrap; -priaP
work done at reduced rates best refer
.rce~ given Nine. CLlfN, 21s Yves,
-3d-st.
A ITE~TfON ,-Dr,--uaAci. formerly with
"A Nine. D.odcn is . INST, las litter and
month. 21o West ssth-s;.
A PRACTICAL DNL>~NAKEH long
IN experience. undouhled ability. -olicit-
Noes toms reasonable. Address by letter
Mrs. JO.iSrTo*t 1917 la.' lo9'h-,i.
A HlIs4IC pKrsSMAKING.-irroited
I, sll's cics~r- ara ~Tlps, moderate
yi.c's. ~ ana hr'.h pre Lotel ora r.
q holis' notice. MI. NcILHON. = East
a5h--i.. opp'.i'c Demn.nrs
~. s~NAKFN@.-A humber Of waist
~ trimmer nnd nri.her. wanted. al-o
hrproNcrs. Ms 1fCNSON. 80 ~ .'d-.'.
~ l,i'~rN tkI.R. '.g-t-,ll.- nf'rr and
~ drapi Vishc. roro orca-'ufnf. 10y tne
lsv: cxnefeptr ir 'saGlnc hnl.e,; ity ref
pence. ~. go West "}i--t
ARTISAN l.Av Just op.n'ne business ln
IaI @" a>so'tonrt an c1f.v -ffi' of school.
promenade ard Gar ing 4 e--'-. i1t.s' fisn-
'o'- direct from Ps''. reasonable prices q,
orders t,ken. Nine. Y. ANroINETrE
ll2 We. i5th-st.
a. ;ll.IS ! Gr,~~.- mai. from --latest l'ari-
y drsi.u-. c'traucr and fni~h ueff -ct
'irsi-clas~ p f'i,nce-. rs " 1T 3-d.-t.
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Furnished Rooms.

n % EAST WASHINGTON PLACE
n ono fargr and one small room both
yam -unny room VOL furnished cholc"
loo a. ION
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&YOrNG >WiDE lately land Il. a. u>ef''l
y IA "a ur.N1.s family. vngt- no object.
Mr.. NNINBEf.r, b. i'n-aSe. between
nth and -fth st.. urstaif-.
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Fcma,ea
COON wanted
.. .I country arIf 90
Nor inanleO.

Male.
Vor.,.. a.. - Gar. o,t de.l-.ng
\ - ..rn D., 41-' No4ll .e. 80.
..I.r p.t.af.tl ..'lt hog salary no nu.
49,. r. !f.rn..-. -. a. - Last
-.N.- I'.
!nfAt I...l ..u4an .l-f "a Odd iY..
= lee. .ol.s ,..l. n4at. position JOB f0H-
n.-,.'si boz. o.. .rfl..n. good granau
hO-t 80 rir.cl''si no.era'e -A4'l. L.
%. ii.n-" 'ii''.
r.-l... -,nff ,.0,., .n,n A.ti.d tAc
\ Smoothing 20 do f.w hons during inc
Jay "''' - ''''''''
r~.ItL lOtNr NAN handy ~ith
\ too.- want % situation cts 81 Gun
tfs. call or 4dd.s-- J. fLhMlN". 80.
~I.lns--t
1NtslCAN O., good ,dnca,.on. pro.
\ f. .Hnt m G, - ffcn'h snd = la.
'-h :. ,F e' p.,i men, 10, ''i ''i
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'.-' ."I ~ " sb'i. nv a. t,,r
.'t Of Ham doal.esntr. hoot, Own Rom.
t,rfn. pAtcl.,nt firr,nrr-. tOERI-
-pONDTNr. g58 Drln.-i. brooklyn. y. \.
- 49, '.' 80 ',.' I'm ,,Au,,.r aim
\ s.,.'.'., o~.,. hi ..r,i'r.
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\ ~ a'.,,D. ,iflcn ln Whole.
-. .o,.se o.. or ~ Nher d. csn tork Tor
.u..fr .il,nt AdGr.-s J II. H.. g9- jack
son.a,s
YOUNG Man. 81. Wishes 4 position
4 Ia .u nn.rr. Lr.t ffrfrurs-. Al.
g. "a -, sil 4
MAS of a.. a.-.f... .,.lation rood pen
\ n,,n. -afrr o. Ieflence off, LEGAL PAPER.
,-p,ci1lly records. EiDOl.D>. $40 Broad
way.
4 DVFHTISr MENTs FOR THE NfW-
y Aptth GiIl y my ~ " ~ NJ
,IINtD At NE Flows of / -
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corner FoI's--'Ncnth -. n26 Ihirdsyc,
.taI ~lvtv-ir-t-,t. .1os Flfstasc.; 100
wcst ioitY- SOC ond - Ninth'a'e. ara
ntIiLrM ofFItE. 20 Ta-i on, .nandr,d
and iwe.ty.nfth st.. VI 10 . y. m, at regular
~ pOk LIfEk.-io ung man. ~. q.
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II -ucaA, Grran and French . yosis'
c..hre. lci,r, Ao'i''' L. N1" H. 40
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ID AKlK Fr-tcla-- cake baker; fore.
ID nan r'iman, f9nf' ,a 'lon.r goa sn
'i'"'"'.' - > ''''-''f '-'
n AKEH -, young German. e, good
- -s,'"c h" inn q, 'f'' I,, ~ ,'"''' N''
"'.r' ~ 90 wv
~ A.lR ft.f.,l.-- forlmen also SEC
ID oud hand, ON al kind ~ brad and
,ak,s. ,iiy or country. SCUAFFER. IS
Orchard .-t near GIand.st.
IL Alt DiN Mnhta l"-i,'"n N"n'I sn'
- sNanN Li,r.l~-7 ntN"I t"," re-
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for Gai..

pOTTTOp pE~K Or or 4 fe.t -oi.
u 80 -. l., S,,lrhf. ,niI.,'n d,.l III.
a., MA, s~eci,'iy. dr.es ~ ali kiut,
II TANo\' - Nfiiiarl..
nv. gTISrNlFNr~ FOR THE %tW.
\ YORK TrIrf-Ni- Will. ia ~
-EJVID Ar TilE TPrOHs OFFICES
80 f.:S Rio0draN. Conner r...;s-if .l.-t
untH J. m - h.nhl" y between
iN'hN -s''oln anu N'N'' -''.'i ,
IgXrrf TN -.l, ~ ina. ,o,.i Mai
u ,f,..''d haii.h.arlnr a.. d,i.. DO rr-f.
Ls. ,o,d lion $50 . bll.t.n Al.r,.-
y. :. H.. T.. O. Box ..''i. N'"-h"r".
- -,.- N.,4D-r OF REMOVAL $50 90. 2
L a., 49,, t..- ,rr .,o'L consisting IL our
..v ! o,t and Ky VT r'f.-.. ~ greatly,
70 Suit ,qi, pr g ls.c ''' eat tov e e. l.ar-
- IT, .. D.. ana p m. - Hi"~' ID
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iiral estate nnnteo.

- OETUNE.-I will exchange interest IN
L NaluaLi" new invention fOi rent ~
furnished Ndt city. OF house near city.
NANJFA,TCRNf Tribune ONCE.
WANTED. \ wen iuln -hcd cottage with
w an moasrn i'm, rcNcmcHt-. for IN" sum
Nor, in Ca.Sil Mountains Address
W = T.. .. Box $50 New-Nork
ror o,hc- -cal estate adj, See lin p.qo
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II OAtuHNN ano GKuuH or >ftOND-
~ INt 81 single Noung nan fully
Understands The care of he hdT-T- car.
ages and harness good ci;y driver. good
r.f r.u,.. fI,f of ,ourtry. address
WILLIAM. Is 20. Tribune rptown OHicc.
4 ",- i-nIiH1F.
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Conrirn Real estate FOR Sale.

DARGAINs.-Vhsi homestead and
ID snail farm. location very healthy.
Address r. II. WILMER. No.toway Court
House Va.
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Doaro fUanie0.

A MARRIED. COUPLE. unencun bered,
N u conduct 4 crutcrl bOdf1nf-h0I'c,
Address CAPABLE, Tribune once.
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Cnunirn Real Csiaie for Sal:

ZOE SNLE.-Gio los. win h. l.hoad water
fro1t. on NeWtown Cicek. suitable i0f
nanriactorirs. dwellings. a.. Apply to =. II.
S,iiIffFELIN. nac Nacisnn-aNc.. o. A.
ENPiIYF. zoe Fuiton-~t. Scw-Nofk.
L'INESI VILLA plots on water for sale.
J. BAY SHORE. l.. |.
=. \. TITLE. tempt" Court. y. y. Ci'y.
yIOrFI.s 10, .alc. rent; ~ and so fur-
ii ui-h,d rooms: on 'hl ~nOi", B.lH,f'
y. j.. best oppO' trLiiy oncici. j. W.
FIELDER. - L.bcIiy->t.
lCHMOND hill. Long lsland ior
IL sale. cottages $500 to rt.ouo az
II ,dern In uroN,niDufs ,lr2ant building site.
lew. !. ". F;lLDEk. >? LlerN-st
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Confirm Real estate 60 Let

MOUNT VERNON. y. Y.-To LET, house,
I'k No. 3lj 2d-aNc in good repair nlnr
rooms. lot l9j feet front; dry cellar; hot
and cold water gas ; ccmented well; rent
40 month Inquire of OWNER. 300
.C-a.c.
n l.WPORT.
~ The Livingston Cottages on the CHS
are now 10 he rented for the season OF 1870.
on Application u
]. ROMAfNE BROWN & co;
50 West 33d-St
NJ iCE 1-ROON COTTAGE. with garden.
~ 10 pleasant village near station, sl5.
D. RININiI.f tlo-tcr. y. j.
.,TMNII, =. j.. real estate my speciality.
- furnished and unfinished houses To
lot: season o. year: best location. T.. G..
POTTER. opposite depot.
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bnslncss 4 banrts.


MUST BIZ sOLD.-stationery, artists ma
w tcfllls, library and Laundry agency;
iIo,klyn worth , Oc0 10 a-olabir onef
,ofuScc. B. r.. : Wcst i2d.-t.. y. Y,
ID AINTING. kalsomiring and vanishing
done; hrst-cla-s worn, {. az h.reu
hn,t Iclricnrcs est, hli-hcd IL years
EUGENE COATES. 065 3d-aVe.
ID ~ ...,t AND STEAM FITTING
/ Colin G. Meade. ...j3 7th.aNc. !;
speciality. ou.-oi.town work thorough and
PROMPT service.
- ~ i.NDlD opportunity foi large manu-
- faciufer: hear city reliable water
power free factory site; other induce
ments; manufacturing Gentle help abund'
ant. Adde'S GRAY. - Broadway
=, PEDAL advantages offered manufac-
- turcr- TO locate In cities and to"Es
rcpr.scnted by T.. De r. SHELTON. 81
Roadway. W. No charge for information
furnished manufacturers.
no FACTCRERS.- printer Of
J 20 years experience wants to start smai u
printing Office for manufacturing concern,
cheap. Full particulars OF PRINTER, bon
Il. rfibun" Oice.
W. AN1TD "A gentleman with 800. 600
w IT, 1900 900 10 invest IN bond hnsl-
n,..: absolute security highest reference
given and required. Addr :, LEWIS. Trih-
une once.
Va FSTFD. 500. 90 DAYS good personal
w security and liberal bonus for accom-
mcdaiion or interest in business. lNM -,
DATE. Tribune Uptown ONCE rs
Broadway.
ANTI'9. to replace rctifirc partner, an
w active nan With - 0co busin'., '~-
,lliish.d l. ,rais; pront- good. Addre'>
ZONES. Montrose. Penn.
con G00 CAN III SAFELY AND
'&U.VUO probably insc-tci IN SUE
s.sill and rorrlsn ntlv r-tdNli htd manu-
fsrtufir. business owner retiring on lc-
cunt vi ago. prcNiou- experience y Inc
,.n. ..--.ntiaI .dcris- SAFE INVEST
WfST. Boz 20. Tribune onlcc.
goo OOO a1vTs half interest la'gr,
,-.lU,VUV drk- fnod~ store, c:ty ~
5rp COS Inhabitants fa'g- place ~ PARTNER
retiring with fortune ilndc In the hu,in".-
I'aIi'.risr~ II GiifG> CAhLtio"'
.o2 Broadway.
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nii5crilaneous

A LBEET G. SPENCER. 276 6th-ave..
n brtwecn 17th and 18th st..-Um5rc.las.
pafasols. canes made u order recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
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until Q J.. H.; $50 Broadway. between
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DC mcslie Giina,iou5 fDanlr0


LII kinds n t"fifan servant gni@,
n Nith nr-t-fl1-~ rii' rDnfc, l'r cry rr
COUNTRY. alNafs on hand. -. SoNNEN-
p, liifN'~ EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 10
ID Il ~ MIR -ill--f-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-01
The Wives OF France, England and
America.
From East and West.


Club life is unknow in France, except
among the very upper classes. Man and
wife are constantly together, and France is
a nation Of Darbys and Joans. There is,
believe. no country where men and women
go through life on such equal terms as
France. In England land here again l
speak of the masses only the man thinks
himself a much superior being to the
woman. It is the same in Germany. In
America should feel inclined TO believe
that woman looks down upon a man with
a certain amount of contempt She re-
celves at his hands attentions Of all sorts;
put L cannot say that l have ever discovered
In her the slightest trace of gratitude TO
man.
Win you have fair illustration of the
position of women in France, in England,
In America? Go to a hotel and watch the
arrival of couples in the dinlng-room. In
France you will see them arrive together,
walk abreast toward the seat assigned TO
them, very often arm in arm In England
you will see John Bull leading the way,
followed by his meek wife, with her ewes
cast down. In America, behold the Dig
nlfied, nay, majestic, entry Of Mrs. Jona-
Snan. queen going toward her throne, and
jonathan behindl
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CLINE AND CROPS.
Weekly Report of the Signal Service
Bureau.

Bureau.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The weather
crop bulletin. issued by the signal service
to-day, says: 1.-THE past week has been
slightly cooler than usual in the Southern
and Middle Atlantic states and near Lake
Superior, ana decidedly cooler on the New
England coast, where the daily tempera-
rure was about 90 below the average of the
week as determined from previous years.
The week was slightly warmer than usual
in the Ohio valley and lower lake region.
and from the Missouri valley westward to
the plateau region, the greatest excess in
temperature being to the west of the
Rockies.
THE RAINFALL
''The rainfall conditions during the past
week were similar to those of the past two
weeks. Excessive rains continue over the
greater portion Of the country east of the
Mississippi, and during the week excessive
rains have extended over the Missouri
valley, Kansas and Louisiana. The
heaviest rainfalls occurred over the Gulf
and South Atlantic states, where a great
deficiency in the seasonable rainfall exists.
Heavy rains also occurred over Eastern and
Southern Minnesota, and numerous showers
were reported in Nebraska and Dakota.
Although the rainfall was deficient in
Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas, the
rainfall in these states generally exceeded
five-tenths of an inch. -
EFFECT ON THE CROPS.
1.-THE weather during the week was favor
able 10 all growing crops in the northwest
and Missouri valley. The crop prospects
are reported excellent in Minnesota, and
have improved in Dakota and Nebraska.
Although more rain is needed in the Mis-
souri, valley, the condition of the corn crop
is greatly improved throughout the central
valleys, although cut worms are reported
as doing damage in South Dakota and Iowa.
''The winter wheat crop is generally in
poor condition, and in Central Illinois many
fields are being plowed for other crops,
although some Improvement is reported in
this crop in Indiana and Kentucky.
THE condition OF tobacco is improved in
Kentucky and Tennessee, but in these states
wheat is poor and oats almost a failure.
Crops were much improved II the south
west, including Arkansas, Texas and Louis
lana. by the favorable weather, although in
some sections the nights were too cool for
cotton.
COTTON DYING.
''Cotton is dying in some sections of the
Carolinas All crops are reported in good
condition in Alabama, and in North Caro-
lima the general condition is reported excel
lent. In New England and the Middle
Atlantic states the weather conditions were
not generally favorable owing to excessive
rains and low temperature, although
the prospects are reported as good for
staple crops in Pennsylvania, where grass
is excellent. The wet weather injured grain
in New York, where the prospects for fruit
are good. Some injury resulted to the fruit
crop in New Jersey owing to the wet, and
frost caused some damage in Southern New
England
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RECORDS OF THE RACERS.
Delightful Weather and a Good Crowd
at Morris Park

New YORK. May 31.-The weather was
delightful aud a good crowd was at the
Morris Park races to-day. The events were:
FIRST RAcE-Mile and furlong. Eon won,
with Prince Royal second and Brotherband
third. Time 1865.
SECOND RAoE-Five furlongs. Violante won,
with Ballarat second and Bravo third. Tim Q
$685..
THIRD RAcE-Five furlongs. Sallie McClenna
won, with La Tosca second and Esperanto
third. Time SO.
FOURTH RAcE-Six furlongs. Fides won, with
Geraldine second and Blue Rock third. Time
1:l0M
FIFTH RAcE-Six furlongs Blithe won, with
aonterey second and Sequence colt third. Time
l:13.
=, SIXTH RAcE-For three-year olds and upward
sweepstakes of SIS each, with $1,000 added.
Selling allowance; mile and furlong. The
starters were: Admiral, Clay Stockton, ST. Val
emu Tatine, Eleve, St Paris, Vinegeur, Sam D. En-
nest Redon. Admiral won, Clayster was Sec
ond and ST. Valentine third. Time 1926
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The GLEN SPRINGS SANITARlUM

This new Institution. under the medical man.
agenent of experienced physicians, will open
for guests June 18TH, 1900.
Located on bluff, overlooking thirty
miles of Seneca Lake, surrounded by Pine
forests and near the famous Watkins Glen.
Will be equipped with the most approved
therapeutic appliances, including Turkish.
Russian, Romdn Electric, Electro-thernidl,
Mottere, Saline and Iron Baths. Also Massage,
Swedish Movements, Calisthenics and all forms
Of Electricity
Pure water-also valuable mineral SPRINGS,
including Saline, iron, Iodine and Sulphur
waters No MdIdri1. M
Beautiful views, charming walks and drives,
pure air. boating, fishing, etc.
Modern improvements Elevator, Electric
Bells etc. cuisine Unsurpassed.
For terms and other particulars, address
WIN. K. LEFEINGWEIsl., Manager.
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FOR SALE

I UMBERi LUMBERi-2.0o o, 900 feet now on
II hand, and must be sold to make room for
large stock arriving by every train. Special
attention called TO our SO building lumber. AL
press always In stock. Hard wood fRishinss
for house and cabinet work. Designs and esti-
mates furnished FOR all kinds of ONCE. store,
hank, and church work. Window and door
frames, mouldings, wood turning, etc, sash,
doors, and blinds made 10 order on short notice
Our factory is one of the best equipped In the
south, and we employ skilled workmen only.
Estimates promptly furnished for anything In
our line and we invite contractors and consum-
ers generally to visit our lumber yard and fac
tory and get prices before purchasing else
where. McDONOUGH & CO.. Wheaton street,
opposite s.. f. & W. Ry. yard. Telephone 1l9
NEW ROAD CART and harness for sale
~ cheap. GHILMARTLN & MEHRTENS
Boarding and Sale Stables. q
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AUCTION SAILS FUTURE DAYS
COTTAGES ON TYBEH
AT AUCTION.
C. H. DORSETT, Aucfiunear.

VIII sell at the Court House during the usual
hours of sale, on TUESDAY, June 81, 1880,
Lot No. and a portion Of lot No. 9. making
about l2Ox200 feet. and the improvements
which consists OF a roomy and airy two-story
cottage, Containing six rooms. large hall and
piazzas on four sides The house IS nicely fin
ished, being ceiied throughout and recentlJ
painted inside and out. There is also largt
pavilion in front, connected with the house. 8
fine bath house with artesian shower bath
There is also artesian water on the premises
Stable, carriage house, Kitchen and servants
room.
Also
Lots 10 and 20, having a frontage OF 100 b
200 feet, with one and half story cottage
which, with the addition, contains six rooms
with pazzas on the four sides. There is also 4
two-room kitchen and a three-room servants
house connected with the house by board
walk. In addition 20 the above there is a largj
and conveniently arranged bath room. Tho
premises have water connection with the Tybe}
artesian system.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-01

nELHI HALL, DELHI n. Y.-Pleasautest
~ and healthest place for those wishing TO
spend the summer in the country. For partcu-
lars and Photographic views address JOHN
HUTSON, Proprietor.
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White Sulphur Springs, W.Va,
Immediately On The G. and 0. Railroad

rENHE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL AND COT
l. TAGES at this great health and pleasure
resort, with a well earned reputation OF a cen
fury for the medicinal virtues of the waters and
fine summer climate. situated high up in the
Alleghanies. 1900 feet above the level of the
sea, are now open for the season.
The high standard of the cuisine established
by the present management will be fully main
tanned In every respect We have improved
railroad service, with the finest yestibule trains
passing our doors daily to the North, East,
South and West.
For pamphlets giving full information in-
quire at general ticket Offices or to
Is. f. EAKIE, Supt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
DIAN0 LESSONS given to beginners and ad-
L vanced pupils by Miss VIRGIE ASHLEY.
Terms moderate; reference best in the city. 1856
South Broad street.
DUPILS in vocal and instrumental music,
l. English grammar, arithmetic and writing
taught by MISS RANKIN 1855 South Broad
street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL BEECHWoOD,

TENKINT0WN, Montgomery county, Pa. Sea
~ son of 1890 now open as an all year family
in all it's appointments, "a acres OF beautiful
lawn and shade; elevation 500 feet; music and
dancing evenings: 100 trains daily; IL minutes
from Fort Green. Hops Saturday evening.
A. A. VEAL, Proprietor.
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SHINGLES.

TTSE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4. 5 and
- inches wide. at a7tIc.. e21fc. and s7lSc, per
bundle cash: prices according to quality. For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.
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M. TEMPLE TAYLOR

Has removed his stock of Artists Supplies.
Picture holdings, Fine Stationery and Art
Goods from Ludden & Bates s. NJ. II. to his
new store, No. 1876 York street, between Bull
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A VERY FINE WARDROBE. antique style,
n cost $500. in perfect order, has been repol-
ished and looks like new; will sell for S3o. Ed
PIRE BARGAIN STORE, Liberty and Jefferson
streets
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L oST, Thursday afternoon, near corner TAFT
IL nall and Harris streets. purse containing
sun. Of money and two keys. Key only valuable
to owner Liberal reward paid If returned to
No. 135 Bay street. g i.Hs
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A TTRACTIVE. nicely furnished rooms for
IA Southerners; convenient to oil theaters and
restaurants 1888 West 37th street, near Broad
way, New York
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CONE and see our Five and Ten Cent Count
~ ers. The bargains will surprise you.
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NEW YORE-THE MADISON PARK-select
IN family hotel, IS and 81 East Twenty-third
street Madison Square), New York; apartmet Is
with board, So per day, S12 per week, up. MRS.
A. BERGER, proprietor.
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L oST, two small account books, from a
IL a pocket; liberal reward il returned to
Ignatz Ehrenreich. 20 Ann street. s
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WANfED, to purchase Texas pony or
eorse; state price and where It can be
seer Address JOE, this Office
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IF you are sick, see Dr. Graham to-day at as
Il Anderson street. Tomorrow it may be too
late,
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! DAN ASSOCIATION STOCKS and stocks Of
= = =, az local institutions wanted. ROWLAND
& MYERS. 81 Bay street.
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~ ENTLEMEN, If you want good shave or
VI hair cut go to the Little De Soto Barber
Shop No. 1903 Liberty street, or the Habersham
street Tonsorial Saloon. No 81. corner Charlton
street lane. CHARLES l. LONDON, proprietor.
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noN'T fail TO get a copy OF Sundays issue OF
IL the MORNING NEWS. For sale at BISHOPS
DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Price streets.
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IINOR throat and lung troubles no remedy can
II compare with DR.. ULMER'S Tincture Of
Sweet Gum and Heart Leaf.