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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
Openiugs for Manufacturers,

Faarhaven, Washington, offers the
very best natural facilities and induce
ments for the location Of furniture fac
tories. machine shops, cash and door
factories, stove factories, rolling mills,
nail works, glass works, woolen mills,
tanDeues, soap and candle works, etc.
The raw materials needed for ali these
exist IN vast quantities. The conditions
surrounding them are very favorable
lOg the most profitable utilization and
the markets are the best III the world.
Cheap water transportation to all parts
OF the globe and uneXcelied railway
facilities. Fairhaven IS the Pacific
Coast terminus of the Great Northern
Railway. 1t mas vast RESOURCES IN
coklng coal, iron, timber and agTicul-
ture. Finest harbOr on Puget Sound
aud nearest the sea. Mammoth ship
ping, mining and lumber interests.
Has grown IN one year from nqth!ng
to an assessed valuation OF Ecarly
- 9,000, 600. and population of 1900;
electric lights, waterworss and all
modern improvements. Three rail
roads, 35 coast and ocean vessels al-
ready regular calling. Extensive teie-
graph and telephone systems. Electric
street railway, gas works, four banks
and 1925, 900 hotel. FnIrhayen Is
bound TO bc the great commercial and
manufacturing city of the Pacific
Northwest. For further information
address Fairhaven Land CO., Fair
haven, Wash. s ID
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

It was just an ordinary scrap Of
wrapping paper, but it saved her life.
She was IN the last stages of consump-
ton, told by physicians that she was
inCurable and could live only 3 short
time; she weighed less than seventy
pounds. On piece Of wrapping paper
She read Of Dr. Kings New Discovery,
and got a sample hottie; it helped Der.
She bought a large bottle, il helped her
more, bought another and grew better
fast, continued ia uso and Is now
strong. healthy, rosy, plump, weighing
40 pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to ". II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
smith. Trial Bottles Of th- wonderful
Discovery 10 cents, at Peck Bros. Drug
Store
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
Up IN ARMS
EsTolatlenists Take PaSsesS-on q
ths Capital of Switzerland.
ThsF Fase Formed 4 Pro- sioazi Co.
s6amsaf znd Orasred q Gsnsrsl
Eiecti0n On Sunasg.

BERsE. seFE l2-The rsssl lsi91isss
H. tAe Cantoa 9t Tieiao f9Ena1 Pro
xlslo9al tsovexansas ana e0nvcks1
pop4iar Asss Iallg, wAlea declared tae
szissiag GoveEansas All tae Or4Ha
Co1acil dissolved ssd ordered = general
s-ection fer asxs s4u1ay. The Insult
gears 1ol1 Lagano. Membrane. Cal4ssa
sna Locarno. he Bandesrath Was called
Ia extra session aad orsered Federal
sFCops 70 be sent 10 ths scene
q the disorders TIE popalzes sup
port the Insurgents. and tie CIVIC
Guard occupies lhe telegraph o.3ees,
tnas preventing the supporters 0f ths
C4ntonal Government from commgni-
eating by telegraph with each other or
VITA the Nasionaf Government The
rebels arrested Councillor Osealiv. the
Federal Commissioner, who Fecslyea
instructions 10 snnul the decision Of
The Provisional Government and the
vote OF the popular assembly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
school Eul.dinr nnrn,h.

ROCHESTER,, \. Y, Sept 12.-Thurs-
day night fire started in The building
OF tho Cheesebrougb Seminary, the
largest building in North Chilli. about
ten miles west OF this city. and soon
the whole structure was totally ruined.
The building was g large three-story
brick. with a wing, and was capable
OF accommodating several hundred
students. It was the largest insttu-
ton under free Methodist auspices in
tho State.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Commencing Monday, Sept. Is. the
sleeping car service between Chicago
and Traverse City VIA Chicago & West
Michigan railway, will be discontinued.
SIcepers will continue to run between
Grand Rapids and Traverse City, ieav-
ing Grand Rapids al 1870 p. m. and
Traverse City at i0,Sj \. m.
On ,he ABOVE date, two of Wagner's :
Guest hnfiet drswiug-room cars Will lie
put i'm service between Chicago and
Grand Rapids. leaving Chicago at 4,40
%. ~. aud leaving GAnd Rapids at p.
m. 4 churrU o. IS cents Will be made
tor seats II these cars.
WI. A. GAvErr.
Acting Gen' Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

That is what YOU ought 10 have; in
fact, YOU must have II, TO fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for u
daily, and mourning because they find
ii not. Thousands upon thousands OF
dollars are spent annually bv our pcO-
pie in the hoDe that they may attain
this boon. And vet il may he had 10y
all. We guarantee that Electric B.ttcrs,
Is used according 10 directions and tine
use persisted in, VIII bring y0u Good
Digestionand oust the demon Dyspepsia
ard install instead Eupepsy. We rec
Ommend Electric BittcIs Tor Dyspepsia
and all diseases Of Liver. Stomach ard
Kidneys. Sold at 5ec and 81 per bottle
b. Peck Bros, DruCgl Sts
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

AIBANv, y. Y. Sept IA disas-
irons wreck is reported at Schodaok.
sixteen miles below this city, on the
New YORK Central An extra freight
train collide3 with = regular freight
train owing 20 mispi aced switch. and
two engines. ten cars and . caboose arc
piled up so as 20 cover tho passongac
tracks. as weil as The freight Two en-
ginesrs. a dromsn ani brakeman are
silied and thrse others wounded. The
m-nr 4 II - GO
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
RAINS AND FLOODS.
Disastrous Results Reported from Storms
n Northern Ohio.

n NOFtneTh UIIIO.
CINCINNATI Sept. II - Dispatches
from Northern Ohio show heavy rains.
At Bucyrus four inches OF rainfall was
reported. The SanduSky river was so
high as 70 cut OF communication with
North Bucyrus At Akron the
rainfall vas disastrous. Greas
damage was done throughout the
country. and in the city unusual
destruction was wrought North How
ard street, one OF the principal busi-
ness streets. was fearfully washed in
some places. A portion OF pae street
railway was left with ties in the afr.
hanging by the rails, the main sewer
exposed and water-pipes torn out,
Railway travel is almost suspended.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
LOCOMOTIVE FlREMEN.
Proceedings OF tho Annual Convention at
san Francisco.


SAN Francisco, Sept II AT the con-
veRtion of the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Firemen the reports Of the grand
officers were read and approved. Among
the recommendations made by Grand
Master Sargent is one that the brother
hood erect in some central city build
ing FOR Offices OF the grand lodge 10 cost
not less than Sl50,o the money 20 10
raised by general assessment; also that
steps be taken 70 prohibit the employ
ment OF Pinkertons or other armed
forces in tine OF strikes. The report Of
the grand secretary and-treasurer shows
a membership Of 10000 and s6S. 900 in
the insurance fund. The report also
states that the brotherhood raised by
assess sment s459, 600 to support the great
20" strike between February. 1883, and
January, 1859.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval OF
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy, syrup
OF Figs, a. the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value of the quail
tiles on which It's success is based. and
are abundantly gratifying TO the Cah-
fornia Fig Syrup Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
sIlENcED FoREvER.
JaHass McGoush. Well Digger. Burisa
Indsr Ions OF Earth.

AsirE leHa OF Larfns
PHuApGLPHiA, Sept. u. - While
James MeGough was digging a well at
1920 Sans0me street part OF the sidss
caved in. buryiRg him % tho waist ard
impgis0ning him az the bottom His lel-
low wovkmeR 20 the top OF the well ~
0Rss proceeded 10 bis assistance, but as
tho well gas narrow and over eighteen
feet in depth, the work OF extricating
him vas necessarily slow. McGough held
aligkt and directed his rescuers in their
work. and aithoggh another workman
named Charles Jones vas overcome by
the noxloes gases arising from the dis
turbed earth and was removed in an un-
conscious condition, McGOugh was IN
affected by them, and continued 20 give
his directions. While he 0as in tao
midst OF = sentence, the whole side of
the veil cAved in on him, bgrying the
unfortunate man under several tons ot
earth and bricks and silencing him for
ever
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

SouTHAuTroV Sept re. Az confer
ence o. tbo strikers il vas decided -
return to w9-k on tho concession
oferal a fortnight ago. The decision
was fercelv opposed ~ e strong
minority. The concos ion uears an f1-
crease of penny an boa- TAs ,iass-
tiou 81 employing non-auioa moa is
fnft cpra.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

TIE tess aFe l1 t1e eoT.d for ~rrs.
trrzrs sores. g GERS, sals rn-ar1. fever
sores. tesso~ cna1ess1 hsasls. eEli - -
eorns ans sA ss8A erupssoEs. ard rrz-
t-etr rrres pies. ~ no pay reou-rsss,
"a = -sa-s -tee3 - g ve perfect ssflsfs 49,.
fr-. - -.-,ev 81 fsE 10. ~ re es 49, =.
re~ t.or. Fer 81 ~ PEEK R~o<. = -.
s-sss. r..rner NaaFos and ,. vss.e .e-.-s,s
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Trf SEQ @e~t q
Ct--7 -1-arkst we1-rst,e e.r- = rrc.t
1-o ste C-fsff.-s rsrres
81 tf rat-rt ~ .s-rr ssI7
W fH CO gee ~ csrs-e COS
$50 fs- -r cauGar fe s.r za 81
~ $40 s-r sr-eesr. 81 5
ESQ., - Isxa-s 81 - s-
teT Eases t-r Ccns-
- sa aa5 @z4E f,- veal
st as s-5 sf--r eass
ra s- g @E ss7f -
3 t7aH rr- r-s 5
q se5
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

For house 10 live in. This year have
half paid for a cottage, with money.
which, before ] used sulphur Biiters IN
nay family, WAS paid to the doctors and
the druggist They cured my wife ~
Female WeaknCss.-W. 7. Sampson.
salem, M8ss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

The Only Thrsagh Train sersies Between
Grand RaPicss Traverse cts aod Chi-
eago a. sia the Chicago a west
MiehisSn ~, a. New Banaio,
Thence via. Miehis&n Csat-
raj Eaiiroad.
Traverse City and Grand Rapids 10
Chicago;
Leave Traverse City a. m. tel5
Leave Grand Rapids-sg.oo s. m.,
.l.00 p. ~, Hiss p. al.
Arrive Cmcag0-s4,l5 r. n, $3.50 p.
m, 1906 a. M.
sExcepi sunday. fDsily.
Except Saturday, tram leaving Ira
verse Civ Gl5 p. IA, has through
sleeper 10 Chicago, connecting q. Grand
Rapids with combination sleeping and
char car, arriving Indianapolis l0.30
a. N.
Al Chicago connections made with
dWerglng lines for al poats west.
southwest aud northwest; az Grand
Rapids with D.. J.. Z Y. T. Il. for Ian
sing, Detroit and ali points east.
Chicago to Grand Rapids and Traverse
City:
Leave Chicago-s9:OO a. NJ, s4:lo p.
M, 1li:l5 p. II.
Arrive Grand Raplds-t3.55 p. m,
,lOI5 p. H., f6:30 a. IN.
ArYNe Traverse City-#ll 05 p. m,
$500 a. ~, 1l:00 p. Ii.
Except sunday. fDaily.
The so o. n. train has a through
sleeper Chicago 10 Traverse City. con
meeting with palace steamers, arriving
CharlevOix 1870 a. m: PetOskey, ] 80
=. H.. Harbor Springs, 200 p. H.;
Mackinac Island, 7:l5 2. m; 1t. Ignace,
500 p. N.
The ll:l5 p. m. train has through
sleeper to Grand Rapids, connecting
with train arriving Traverse City so
p. m. Wy. a: 6AvErr,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Pears soap secures e tesutfal oon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Wheat-White. soc = bushels red. 99d 8
busnei.
G0rn--45c 3 bushel.
Corn Meal-S5}tJ p ton.
40. feea-S2f. 80 = ton.
No. = Feed-SL L'.fl r ton.
Mlaailngs-sls..0 4 ton.
Eran-slt.0O = ton.
floGT-Lnly White. So. Patent. 500 ? hun
creG.
Oats-35c p bushel.
Rye-3Sc = busael.
Barley-SiW@H.2G = bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
Farmers Produce.

Butte--2ec 4 pound.
EEss-loc q dozen.
Euckiebrrrles-luc 2 quart.
tomat0t & pound.
New Potatoes sl.U9 3 Oushel.
Beans 20 , huslri
Applss-SI.0 .0Qgsl.Zl + bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
Lohbers, supplies

JOhDcrf supplies
Beans e. .S5.5 SOC & blslei.
sEs-lsc = dozen. ~
Butter lst Z pound.
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COMPANION.-By a indy; is willing 10
u travel Mrs. LYONS, caro- Of Mrs.
PII 2Gs West l2d--t.
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felu il)anieo.


~ ANTED.- COMPETENT. experienced So
w iicltor> Tor standard three-claSs d.
r~ctOry. published together with i1w
manual. making volume OF over 1000
uagre handsomely bound issued quarterly A;
liberal cash commission state experience
and name % reference. Address J.. q. Bon
D 92G. N,w-NOrk.
XyANIrD.-A reliable .cicar agent. who
W can furnish best Of reference. hy a
Lancaster County. Penn. manufactures. 10
sell 10 the wholesale trade all GRADES or
cigars one Of experience preferred. For
furthcr information address Il. l.. FRANK
UOUSER, Ec3m,towu, Lancaster County
Penn.
Females
4 IEI FOR general homework: German
" preferred. 10 East Gl-t-,t.
MAID 10 wait ON LADY must be- good
VI seam-tre-s and understand her dulles ;
60 travel. wages $40. must have references.
Address Brown. Boz g. Tribune Uptown
OMrr 23S Broadway.
II ANTED.-A North German Protestant
W a- nurse 10 Wcll-gIown children and
90 wait at table; references required. Ad-
dro~- CITY. IfibUne Onic".
XYANTID.-A girl a. charnb.rUaic and
w waitress. $40 Madi,on-aNc.
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Furnished 6onscs.

VNO LET. FURNISHED.-Lady refusing
Il 20 keep house. Will let her hand ~OmclY
.irabie party vii! take lizard II desired.
PRIVATE RES DENCE. Tribune O1icc.
~ o RENT at oyster Bay, Long Island
Premises known a. the "lIOW'st'ad "
fully furnished. with modern improvements.
on the wafer. fine lawn and shade t,,r~.
stable room, and every way ~uitJli" for "a
gcnucman's country residence. Apply 20
WM j. NOUNGS oyster Bay. J.. /.
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Bnslnees q bdntts.


4 GOOD. paying bakery for sale on ac.
y count Of sickness. Iuqulr. mills store.
SOB 6th.aNc.
Uf~p,<SIpTT p,I,,-v ,,,..-I. ...,.,..-
y sent Boston OF New.York nous in
BALTIMORE. &. 4. AMELANG. 30 NoIth
Hoiliday--t., Baltimore Nd.
a PEACTICAL NEWSPAPER Man h,,-.
y .-. cauIta'. cc-re- 20 unite with Two
or three Young men Of crcr-r ana rNytfI-
cnce In newspaper Work. and win small
capital 200 Tho formation Of q -yud.cat. Jog
wv T :''.O tg NJ ~" nsIt'crla,, add.
N-t.,,-c fr1.,,,a Ioi. H''
NL"o' -I'O'ne O-''''
IL OAED fcr 20 party advancing ady
nominal -Nli i', Xxx , ,,'..1 'i'.'
'DuI''7 i'-l-I NhI-I' ''' A-"'" 'f'
~ APITAL WANTED WIN or without A
~ man ~ take an active utrt.to luri.a.D
wei c-tabl.-h.d and profitable -.tn.t
I,fint,,r.s M-lhcs-. ,Adaf--1, IL Az d..
I-''ii'i u-7'. N'N-f "iN'
II IPAEINLNi 20 l-t 100 store doing
- large business on lfth.-t. near Oth.
ave-. suitable for ladies' aAd misses shoes.
os5,... i9'''i W.I, rt ~. ia"'y to'''' ''' or
nRUG ~TORE..Dond corner saIr~ otcr
- - 600 last year cheap FOR cn-h must
~ q i i,. g.. ,t'n. g. Auui'-' MVNL1
IN 90 .' ''''
Il OR SALL-ln NeworH. y. J.. drug
=, o 1soi r., u tb g3u D ,ann ana ,.'e1
ON OIL. "i Cn' l., lh'II.I aN'h r'- bN-Ih =
49, .,,i, t.ii'f't-iti'
r.1ti,td nriK e., T,,.iL -
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I u.,.t, and .o. 49,, ~ - 70. "..n ~
nv at tori Ore IL Putpsm.at" Dro.slyo ''
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GFORGE TLETCHEF. 7s7 HancocE-,t..
Brooklyn.
I'OK SALE for 100 uatout righf ~ il-a-
Il fll fauflr Article H., al I,,+i,'a H..
opening ~ OYSTER. A. FARRELL. uafrut..
- u"d-on'ayc ALBANY n ''''' p''''''''
%pGCrpv ron c.f,.-,.,. ..,,,.,.... 81,
u .frtrn.. r,.t In,i,Ia.. in ,,o,d ,.i,t
lo,tood lr,.t ch,au 500 r,,,I, q r,,,,,,'-
baru. CELLAR l.. CiLNAN%. 95- 4th.,,cI
uDar 1Gtth..t
~TNFpAT- COTXrRY STORE and sem.
u a,,tr dwallirp Lonse IN ri.I .c,t..u
40 miles from %ew-Yurk. ri 600. stock
lean and - 500 moro: owner si-lc, ~ 90
into large wholesale cuisines Addr.-~
COUNTRY STORE. Box ,. Irlbun" OtIrr.
pt.v rop C.ctr am. .,o.p -, ,....
rIoIdito -, Inv c"tfr, .iorDi ,,,
CfH[VTI%RTrPG ~ N.ILerst Iflor,I
COMMISSIONS paid 10 agent.
| Cf.-t5 coo VIII r,ali]e -, 900; i-a-t-
crn lOcation. Room 3O. sth nOOr,
Equitable Building.
old HOMESTEAD FOR SALE. 80
" minutes out near station frequent
trains pure water fruit ana shade n.lgh-
hoihood un>urp1-s'd; bargain. FUTILE
s. DOWNING I1l broadway.
- Az y - I"i I'a. IN F''' Addd"
{. G.. G Tru,,nc once.
~ ,,,.r,.-p V,..rru ,,,,h 5000 io
II Al \ ~, W ~ j. ~ Mi'n 'io.,, w.
L hone. legitimate br,ine''i BONANZA
'-,', -
ID ATENT FOR SALE.-Part interest IN
valuable pat'hJ ai1lclr' con, fanny III
manu- not 10 afhtt, rNctII'h, opp'I. u-
INK, o. particulars apply TO H. aI'l''
-
ID AliTNLR WANTED with g. 600 cash
Drslnco. established over 20 years WI
/ pay ~ 600 annually; no uSk security
| : Warrap..t poo,a' I43' ~ 80 nv '''''
/ " '' 80
" ILIAB BILE MAN wanted with a few
~ hundred dollars % take charge ~ Onlrr
"lo,esta9li ,hod downtown business good IN
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t0ork n)anteo
Males.

Males
SITUATION WANTED by a young man
- Of % who can be- trusted Will work
cheap while learning. Address c. T.. Box
-. Tribune Onuc.
- ITUATION wanted by young man of
- Is; references and bonds furnished.
JAMES MAlIER care Thos. J. Plunket,
- Bowery.
- TIT ALTON a. assistant bookkcepcr or
- salesman. either ON the road or In
store, for clothing. dry-goOds. boots and
shoes or grocery house 10 years expert
rucc; best references. POWERS. SO
Grrrnwich.st.
- TENOGRAPHERS and bennington oper.
- ator~ furnished 70 business house. no
comm s-ions. WYCkOFF. SEAMANS e.
BENEDICT 327 Broadway.
- rENOGRAPHEE and TYPEWRITER
- n mlngtOn1 desires position IN law,
railroad or insurance Office or IN any posi-
zion where education and experience are
requisite; caWhl" Of acting a. private
>ccrctnf1 best references; 30. INTEL
LIGENT Tribune Onice.
- INGLE man N - wants situation as
- porter o. assistant J1nit0r; can run
elevator. Address WAGNER. lGS Brad
iord--t. brooklyn.
- WEDGSU medical student. thoroughly
- acquainted with massage and medical
eymnastic, desires pro essiol employment.
AdN = MAS NGE, care OF l.. o., Boa
SMALL FAMILY would like two or
p'n,ation would b. given young man
handy with tools Call or address llOU 81.
KEEPER 400 East 2ith-st.
IN KAVELLTNH COMPANION AND
TRAINED NJ RSE-A cultured and
sgrccabl" Young man. y and single. would
tlenan OIL hi- travels during the coming
season. or nurse him az his home; had
long practical experience under thr direction
%! one ~ the most prominent experts ~ the
nitod States speak, three languages very
best ~ reference. Please address " II.
N'lILARRArN. Mlddlctown Y. Y.
TWp Young men wish situations at
ANYTHING; sober willing and indus
l'iou- h'-t ~ references given. Apply ~
y. ). EVANS. 49, East lioustQn-st.
w NNrfD.-N -ituaf on % ,-si-tant hook
N"'rr ,nn ril" t,cod rrfcr'ncos. Nd
PORT. Pom
WNNIED.-Situat' for bow - ycors Of
w arc. 600 lawyers oIicc- no WAGES ex.
p.'i'd' address BOY. 90 Gr"cnwirh-~t.
w ANTFp bv q Young m,n 20 place as
w -hirliur clork. can ayr GOOD rotor.
'ngr. Plris" address Tor % days JOHN
'IRIf. caf" Mr>. callahan. Is Varick.s..
WANTED. Situation AS driver 10 tack
W or post advertising matter. Address
''hN u WEBB l'.li-horough y. G.
w ANTEp. Bv an American youth II
W N'9r- ~ are residing with his p1rrnt-.
e "fWuou On h1uknr'- broker. or real
.-'''r ONO; h.s' o. r"f"r.pcos given -ola-
Bon j,ie5. Nrw-Iork po-tonico.
w ATCHNAN. -By mlddlo.agad Amc-l.
w can. city reference Adlr,-, G.. =.
\, ~ ., Tribune Up;own ONCE ] 23s
v prNG Man willing o. work would
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Real Q;slntc il)nrte0.

NJ ANTED.-L Loft. with power for light
w manufacturing. about 500 per year
state all particular, o. no notice. MANU-.
FACTC KEE. Tribune ONCE.
~ ANrED land South. for
w Newark houses. COLEMAN & CO.,
100 Broad-,t, Newark. y. j.
w ANTED. Furnished house In the Cat
w MIL for private family for the summer.
situated near enough % hotel "a have
meals furnished Pos hotel. Address. with
terms and description. ECONOMY. Tribune
once.
tFor other real estate ads see 9th page)
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A SWEDISH EMPLOY MENT Bu-
n. EEAU. M. Nambcrg. b. lth-a>ei
between 18th and 2Cth St., upstairs west
sid 4'h-aye. fr,t-cla-- help, with rri FENCES
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M ASKING aud IRONING or HOUSE.
w 1IENNIND.-By steady and reliable
Girl. GOOD hundres- Wan.- 10 20 out by
IN. daN CAN or address l,212 Lexington.
.,,... Nfrlf nm
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THE wlNONA HOTEL FOR SALE
Furnished with or without farm and
cottage on account Of Other business Adj
dress WEEKS BROTHERS,, Patchogue.
V
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flats Go Eei, Mnfnruisheo,

A -A.-AT 81 AND 50 EAST S0TH-
II. ST, near i,on-ave.-Elegant apart
ments OF rooms and bath steam-heated
and decorated moderate rents; immediate
occupancy Apply to lanitOr, or WILL
IAN :. ANDERSON. agent. 1.2i2 3d-ave.
IL LATS 10 LET IN THE
GORDON,
s9th-st.. shave. newly decorated; steam
heat and all modern improvements rent
from So 10 $50 per month rooms and
bath. Inquire OF the owner, on premises
INIRST and third lats six rooms also
Il parlOr and bedroom, second ll0or. -
10 $50 central location. THE WINCH rs
TER. 1924 Broadway, above 3lst-st.
THE FIFTH AVENUE. jth-ayc.. cor.
i SJth-st. elegant suites Of apartments
Of ten large light rooms and bath with
buffers pantry passenger and freight clc-
Nator. Inquire or premises.
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~ ASHING-Mrf. Mcdonnell wishes 10
w dec ladies washing nj home. Address
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domestic Gitnnnots Uartco


Domestic Gtunnots UGiIteo
Females.
4 IL KINDS of G,lman servants, win
n Ir~t-cla-- references. always on manu-
.or city or country. ]. NDN ~ y ~ i.lN ,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, ID 3d'aNc.,
near oth-st.
NEHIcAN WOMAN wi-hc. work q
n any Kind washing cleaning, Sc. Call
Mrs. Bh KE 27l West l2th--t.
A SWEDISH EMPLOY MENT BU-
n. EEAU. Nh. Nalmbcrg. 3j2 ith-afe.l
between 18th and - Oh -i-r upstairs. N'-l
sid 4'h-aye. frst-cla-- help, with ref r'n''s
COMPATION.-By a Indy; is willing 10
y travel. Mrs. LYONS, care oil MIS-
Pm PCS Wr,t i2d-,t.
GHNNBEENAID> mattresses. tr,t-clas'
Y cooks. cook, who wash. iauudrc-S"-,
hou-r"GrErr-. hOU-eScDIcia. maids, seam
STRESSES. trained and infants Nurse. ,'i''t
help. nal" and female. -Vupli.d city ana
r'.ut. 3 'u-tiiltons. &C.. Furnished I.a-s H.
ably. boo frr unless suited. THE GRAND
CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT A"EN'f, 20
m.,y Mis-, King. Dhccties,.
4 uAMHERMAID and NEAN>TRESS.-
with other work; Very best ciJy reference.
$40 NHdi-or-ayr.
CHANBEEMAID and LAUNDGE>s.-
Y 49, r-p..td table Young gIrl city refer
eu.e. 2le last 29th--t. 2i floor
4 NBEGNAID and WAITRESS by
10 peat. fub Young American "ifI tli-f
.iH-- reference. willing and oDi-u-. mod
.'''" wages city or country. JULIA, lli
last 4l~t--t.
EHAMmHEMtID and WNITEF~S.-By
Y Young Swedish .irl. .u -riI private
.ffYt.H. -NN TNf Dr. { .NfN| call o. days