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The sun., 1890-08-26
Getting Together in the state Of Wash.
inRton.


We observe signs Of healthy activity on
che part OF the Democrats Of Washington.
Although that new and wonderful State
comes into the Union Republican by nearly
ten thousand majority, the party OF fraud
and force has no mortgage upon Mount
Tacoma As q Territory Washington was
represented in both the Forty-ninth Con-
Cress and the F1ftieth by Democrat. The
control OF the future politics OF the State is
within eraspng reach Of Democracy
brave, earnest vigorous, and united.
Tomorrow there will meet at Tacoma a
convention OF all the many Democratic
clubs and societies now existing In Wash
ington, the immediate purpose being the
formation OF a State Association and more
compact organization for work ahead. This
movement Is made at the request and sug-
Eestlon of the Hon. CHAUNoEY FORWARD
BLACK OF York, Pennsylvania, as President
of the National Association OF Democratic
Societies, to which tho new State Associa-
tion will be auxiliary.
What we note as an especially encourag-
ing indication is that while the dis
tinguished and eloquent Pennsylvania at
whose instance the Democratic societies OF
Washington meet to consolidate is an
ardent tariff reTormer, free trader in his
theory Of political economy, there is ap-
parently no purpose on the part OF the
Washington Democrats to organize as q
free trade educational league Of the fashion
prescribed in multitudinous epistles from
william street, near Wall.
They have sent East for the Hon. JEFFER-
SON CHANDLER Of Missouri, among others,
to 60 and instruct them In the principles OF
sound Democracy. ut Is the universal de-
sire Of our party in this State" they write
TO Mr.. CHANDLER, Ito have present with us
on this occasion some speakers Of national
reputation at whose feet we can sit and
learn anew the tenets Of true Democracy
and good government. When we met to
determine who should be invited. there was
great unanimity in choosing you. At Spo-
kane Falls, within twenty-five miles Of our
eastern boundary you will be met by a
special committee from this city and es-
corted acrosS the State In q manner COM
menSurate with your reputation"
We congratulate the Hon. JEFFERSON
CHANDI,ER on tho compliment he has re-
ceived nom Washington. 1t is q compliment
Of which any Democrat may well be proud.
But we also congratulate the Democrats Of
the young Dirigo State Of tho Northwest on
their choice OF an orator. They are sure to
hear from Mr.. CHANDLKR's lips speech
crammed full OF good sense, forceful state
mont, epiGrammatic wit, and genuine De-
mocracy.
Mr.. BLACK Is free trade Democrat and
Mr.. CHANDLER Is for the protection Of Amer
ican industry. Their conjunction at the
birth Of the new State Association OF Demo-
cratic Societies In Washington Is an omen Of
truly happy portent. 1t indicates that the
Democrats Of Washington intend to Or
RanIEe as Democrats. and to stand together
rs Democrats.
Good luck to theml
The sun., 1890-08-26
Ths psmoernue Clus oets II. Clu. uou.e.

Tho Democratic Clubs meeting at the IofI-
man House last evening was sort nj jubilee
over the report OF A. Walker Otis. Chairman OF
the Committee on Subscriptions for the new
club house. The necessary $4,000 has been
subscribed, aud the committee was directed to
Gail Ia the subscriptions and issue the clubs
bonds on them so that tho Conveyance can bo
made by Sept. 3. The new club house Is at 81 7
Filth avenue. next to the buckingham Hotel.
nar m 10 Ss aNe o & e ~ 9y mo later
Bdent Arnold also eported that tho incOrpora-
tion OF the club bears date Of Aug ls.
The sun., 1890-08-26

remember that 10 him. the Hon. wnDIAM
R. MORRISON, belongs all the credit Of IT,
The Commission ought TO determine and
cease TO be; OF that no reasonable man has
any doubt; but II Congress will revise the
law and make the Commission powerless for
harm, the country viii compromise on the
RalaTies and lot them stand,
The sun., 1890-08-26
Blaine wm Not kuu:,:
Prom Me ehiIadc!phta nmes.

FTONH NIt FhITdHrIpNId IIHk5.
WARRINGTON, Aug 2a-A close and intimate friend Of
Mr.. BlAins's is said to have quite recently asked him
whether he would under any circumstances be can.
dIdAte for the Presidency in l6 whether he would
allow his friends to push his before the National
Convention The Secretary In reply declared in the
positive way that he had no intention of becoming a
Presidential candidate and did not pose even as
possibility He had doubt that his friends would be Q.
lighted to bring his before the Convention at
single word from him but lie added smphAteAly that
he did not intend to give that word,
The sun., 1890-08-26

ATLANTA. Aug. 25.-A convention of the Gov.
ernors OF all the cotton States has been called
by Gen. Gordon TO meet in Atlanta on Sort 10
The Convention was asked for bV the Georgia
State Alliance lnst week. Each Governor Ii TO
appoint six delegates. making seven repre-
sentAtv0s rom each cotton state. The IN.
NenLon Will consider the matter Oi dteot
trade With Liverpool; also questions relating
% weEhts. mea ure6, treIRhts, aud the hand
ling ot cotton.
The sun., 1890-08-26
TOIstoI's EnxIIsh,


Col John NJ Hubbard is Assistant Postmaster of
Chicago Everybody who reads the newspapers knows
how he went after old Leo Tosto, and bounced that
fAInouA gentleman and his "kIeutIsr sonata ont uf
the malls You the Colone said ToStO Is good
writer Mighty few people raised In America, lei one
Russia. could better English than that KFsutEor
Sonata which made the RGsLy stun all the per-
nielouA"
The sun., 1890-08-26

The most clearly defined feature OF the
present Pennsylvania Issue seems to be be-
tween Candidate PATTIsoE and The Republican
press over what the issue really is The Re-
DubIeans are trying to prop their canvass
upon PennsylvaniE's national majority through
the argument that II involves the national
issuO, hui Mr. PAITIsoS Is no less aERres-
slyO In asserting that 1t concerns the stale
The sun., 1890-08-26
Now Jersey Democratic Getting ToEsthe

ASBuRr PARK, Aug 25 The members of the State
Executive Democratic Committee OF New Jersey are
arranging to have = zig Demonstration here Friday
OF next week There will be meetings receptions
a banquet and fireworks Tie lsmocratic clubs
throughout tho STATE will tend members on special
trains and delegations are expected rom the leading
DOmorTRtc clubs OF Esw York and ItnnsylvA IL is
expected that addresses wi be made ~ GOV I'M Ut
New ork. Gov Albeit OF New jersey. Gov. BigRA OF
Delaware. cX.BOy Patterson nf Fehnsyi AnA MT ed
BAles senators Hi01geu aud Acrbsrson. LongTeEsmen
Aiils McAdOo Breckenrldge Vest WhsUn an q isee
helmer, and Campbell OF Ohio
The sun., 1890-08-26
who Has Found saS. .ooo. 900,

AwslLdrsSSSd man OF middle age entered the Vic.
torA Hotel yesterday afternoon and asked tho clerk to
the Of SIS 20 o. which he said he had left
in the hotel for saieteepng The clerk sized hin up
aud presently Policeman ,urrAn arrived aud took INN
into custody and ~ the Jefferson AAr4et Police Court
Justice GUrnRr comlnitted him Tor examination As 10
his mental condition. -
The sun., 1890-08-26
The Cav. tho Kaiser. aud Oar Tom.

The CEar. the Kaiser. aud Oar Tom.
From The Washington Er'HGH0 Star.
Sr"I Ellick Gar
f. kai~er lii;
"hsre's 10 Us three,
Our glasses MI.
"uE three - says Bill
II nix tssStAy;
The other must
Have got away"
"HO." Elli'k says;
Bht he's not here
To help US drink
GGr friendly beer"
"HAys you for!otg
Al. n1 indeed.
ltH me and you
And Thomas liesdw
"By eripeG says Bill
" IT'S nearer true
fOEAy3 Tom Reed
And me and yVaa
The sun., 1890-08-26
An EEssplIon Tnnsn.

There Is only cure for smoking" said the club
man aud that 10 death"
That iSAt always sure said the PIssbJ tsriAn sig.
AihoAluy,
The sun., 1890-08-26

1t appears from despatch In our esteemed
contemporary. tho Gdpeston Ne,rs. that tur-
nip seed ls In great demand" in Denton
county, Texas. A word to the Hon. JEEEM1AH
RusK 10 sufficient Here is his chance to in
troduce his boom Into the Lone Star State.
His turnips would doubtless come up inscribed
with BLAINE and RusK"
The sun., 1890-08-26

Mrs. ELLA WHEELER WILCOX. after long
hes NOnttg Aagdins aud hit the Tyre swing or two
that warped the wlres and burned the gum shsae on
the sounding board,-Chtea00 7rtouHG
That is mistake; Mrs WILCOX has written
no such poem since her marriage. The poom
referred to was an old product printed In a
magazine that can now see how q careless
raking up OF back numbers may cause censure
to light whore subsequent reformation makes
1t totally unnecessary and undeserySd.
The sun., 1890-08-26

The Hon, GEORGE w. DEnAhATER Repub-
lican candidate for Governor Of Pennsylvania,
seems to be working hard for tho Granger vote.
"on Thursday" he says. IL 60 to the Gran
Rers' picnic at WilllRms's Grove. aud on Friday
must be at Troy In Bradford county. where
there ia meeting Of the Farmers Club and a
fair On Tuesday out to Washington county
for the county fair. Thursday at the Delaware
county fair" Everybody dotes upon the farmer
at election time But he is fully aware OF the
fact, ana is not to be caught with chaff. and
especially this year. in which, less than ever, Is
there q doubt that he is some pumpkins.
The sun., 1890-08-26

alone. The Democratic platform justiies Mr..
PATTIsoN's view, but none the less a majority
OF $1,000 In Pennsylvania would add great
deal OF force to the RepublicanA' Argument.
The sun., 1890-08-26

WALT WHITMAN tells a Philadelphia Times
reporter that Gen. HARRISON is "vApld" and
has "inaugura,ed the day OF small thinRs."
He, the President" continues the good gray
poet. wrapped in the triple brass Of his own
solhshnsss. hugs to his breast the delusion
that he can again be named for President OF
the United States" There seems to be good
deal more truth than poetry In this opinion.
The sun., 1890-08-26
The Hon. Room O. MILLS is saving the coun.

He ia saving the country from the benefit OF
his services as Congressman in Washington.
for which he was elected and is still paid.
The sun., 1890-08-26
Preparing for tho worlds Fair.

The Christopher Columbus Club has been organized IN
South bronklyn with Antonio CampaIli President:
Frslrica coS'elAno Treasurer and Salvador NAccOr1
The sun., 1890-08-26
wAa. We Arc All r.,A..s About.

Ono OF the new things is . clock rent Persuasive
agents going about town inducing people hire
that give only the hours and minu Of the
day the day OF the month and itS number we'll
Clocks having similar properties not novel but in
hS the controlling company agrees to keep the
tmepece in order and refuses TO sell 1t Over 500
clocks OF this tiud have been placed already this
city at q rental of IS cents 4 month In cases
where the time OF operatives In factory demands
careful adjustment employee OF the company visits
the place daily and regulates the clock far may
be necessary Ordinarily the oockA wound once in
sixty days and the company attends to that too The
only possible mistake In the affair may arise from
iBinterprotation OF the laws OF leap year The calen
dar allows extra day to February every four years
except the even century, ~ 1907 when. TO correct
errora the year pAts0S with is ordinary 90S dAyB The
makers OF this clock be possessed with
idea that leap year Is omitted In twenty four
years they have adjusted their clocks accordingly
A withered up old man with very sharp eyes entered
ing small tray
Anything In my limo today. Rentlemen' Fish hooks
cure hair rcstorer, nail brushes everything to
make life happy" he called out in = cracked voice.
There half dozen mon In tho shop and as he
called out his wares he looked Quesiiouingly at tho
proprietor Tho barber couEhed loudly and the old
closed up his tray without waiting for purchEser
Glad you're all 10 well to day gentlemen" he said
and went out.
hour later ho entered the shop and again
hb wares Tho proprietor glanced at tile men in the
chairs and then said that ho guessed it all right
The little mans tray closed with snap He produced
number OF lottery tickets aud for few minutes his
business brisk The friends of one of the BARRIERS
had made up $40 pool to inyeS in the lottery, and
several men IN the chairs bought tcEstS The proDne-
tors cough when the entered before q danger
signal one OF Inspector Byrne Ia his ch
The sun., 1890-08-26

Advertisements for TIE WEEKLY sUN
tsstsed to-aaoSToaC morning, must Dc handed IN
this evenAso bGfoTs si1 O'Clock
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y CRSE-By a competent and trust
y worthy nurse willing and obliging best
references. Call days los w7st 4lst-st.
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NCRSE.-By a strong. healthy Swedish
woman: would Xix, to 20 ont by the
-FOUR 10 rub inNalld> or nurse a sick person.
call all week. 25S West 37th-st
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Females.

Females.
CASHIER and SALESLADY.-By a
y young lady; experience. and best OF
reference. Address r. n. $50 f.. l2oth'st.
< rENOGKAPHER and TYPEWRITER
~ Qady); competent; good education
familiar with bookkeeping and oflce work.
Address ID. g.. 152 WilsOn-st., Brooklyn.
- TENOGRAPIIIER and TYPEWRITER
- BY an experienced lady. Address
REMINGTON. Tribune Branch ONCE, loz
Cth-ave.
cTENOGRAPHER AMI TYPEWRITER.
- Experienced and accurate; operates
Remington .. STENO. 135 East 5Oth-st
x TENOGRAPHER.-w by a young
- lady ~ address. situation A. stenOg-
rapher and typewriter; Caligraph pre-
fcrred best reference. Address, stating
terms. +. s.. Box ). Tribune Onice.
T TYPEWRITER COPYING.-By an ex-
l. pcricnced and reliable operator; also
French and English translation moderate
end accurate. MENDEs, 2l0 West 42d-st.
V,YPEWRITER.-B young lady, Rem
l ington operator j. b., Box -. Trib-
the Office.
" OF NG lady wants position a. stcnog-
i rapher and typewriter; commercial
business preferred b 81 reference furnished.
NJ. y, Christian AID to Employment Soci-
ctv. A. Bible House.
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Females.

Females.
A YOUNG lady tt,achcr VIII 90 out with
~ children several hours daily. and take
good ear" OF them and instruct them know
the hindrrgartcA and speaks several lan-
Eudgc- highest city references. Address
Miss VI. N. g.. $40 broadway.
IL OOKKEEPEK.-A Young lady. expert
ID cucrd IN doublc-rntrv bookkeeping" and
= good writer would li.,c a permanent POI
sltlon; be-: Of reference. Address NJ. '.
D.. Tribune once.
EDrCATED yonuc swedish lady 10 teach
- rudlmcnt, Of French. tern an, music.
and handlwork would do sewing speak,
English sleep home, good references. -
eackrtt-at.. Broohl'n.
ONEKNESs. CHAPERONE or PRI-
~ AAIE SECRETARY An American
woman III liberal culture, long resident
abroad, who p akS Fr,n-h ana 'trluaii,
hrth, employment, thorough musician cent
ucnt foreign mn-tcr-l two hours daily cN-
changed FOR home In refined family highest
testimonials. Mis-, CKINGIlAM, sta
tion .
I ADY. would Ike the catering and mark
- citing for nr-t-cia-, parties can markct
cheap and rood NQung people ana erntlr-
men will be- money In pocket and save them
selves all worry. 70 particulars. addr -
Mrs. II. NJ. I,t9j LcNinpton-a'".
- TENoGRAPHEE and Remington type
- writer desires permanent position cN-
IFficncr; good reference. Address l.. D.,
A. William--t., room 20.
- GRAPHER.-Wantcd position as
- strnogmph,r and typewriter; beginner
QadD good ~pcllcr and accurate SALARY
moderate. Address II. +. s.. 80 l3th-st..
brooklyn.
< TFNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- desires situation f. competent has Dad
wears business experience. and can fur
nish good reference. Address STENG-
KAPHER, Box 10, Tribune once.
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domestic 6ituations iUante6


Call or address IL Osgoo6 Place, Flushing,
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NURSE.-By a II lddlc sgcd Scotch woman,
~ a. Infants nurse take charge from
birth bring up on bottle: years city ref.
cr"nce. Call at 455 West 30th-st., Sim.
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II NFi.ItIINCID man. go desires p'r-
Il mfncut poyMrnt references un-
lu. bt q AdGl',, MESlDOA, llG Last
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Brooklyn.
BOARD t0anic0.

TXPFRIENCED teacher Of English.
IL French and music having highest tes-
tmOnial>, wishes board and room for two
hours teaching daily; references exchanged.
Address ID. r., $40 Broadway.
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A KIND and conscientious family with.
n out a daughter could give q home and
an education or adopt a sweet German glrl
Of good family, with large brown eyes ana
a very loving disposition, whose mother is
q, ad and whose elder sister died also lately
city references. 40. 10. {. APT. 323 3D.
ave.
A ny LADY ~ mean, who apprcciat
lady 10 advertise a paving business. and 70
ccive drcssuakiug IN compensation. address
TNEEGETIC. Tribune Branch once. l3@3
3d-aVc.
4 LBERT @. SPENCER. 276 6th-aye..
y between 18th ahd 18th -',.-Umbr'llds.
pafasOls. canes made u order recovered
and repai'"d prompt and reliable.
II RIGHT. Intelligent young German with
ID good cduc1t4on abl" ana tu-tW OrthN,
but Door hicAly recommended and not
afraid Of work wants the Acquaintance ~
"A lady or gentleman % assist him with
Inoncy - start a business. \. u. c. i. ..
station ii. Ncw-YOrk.
HYPATIA.-For the complexion makes
IL the old Young and the young b"nutl-
ll: buy IL. ladies. once, l4& West I'D
-. Ladies in attendance.
HOSPHATE LANDS located. inspected
/ and bought Oh cooperative plan by
II d. EOGERS. civil and mining engineer.
Ocala. Fla Opposite Ocala House.
II INKF'S Home Vapor Bath Apparatus
1 cures colds, rheumatism; Improves The
couDlcyiOn and haidcns; strenfthens tLc
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3d-avc.
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Male,
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WM. l.. UAKTUNG.
n. Expert AsoYutSut ana Auditor.

MaleA
WIN. l.. HAKTUNG.
n. Expert A-ouutsut ana Auditor
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f''I- w. 'l |' W. 10 "N DO
IT,. a, , ,,,' 'n' d,,.....,., .'., '', u,
roor walker oi -aio-nau. or would travel
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hs ,-ory irc. and 'Ap ilrnr vgH,l h 30 g.
o. o1' 80 1'Hih AuDI'-7 - '.-'' I--'' I'.
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"a rar ana fhpl I'unih 'i1 h'hit ln
r-.nR iool- d,'ii'' p'-i."' a' ..'Ih. iofi J.
1,1'"i OF va, i'i ~ 80 '''i '-''. .,.',
oi''- " 90 ''''''''.
A STRICT ah-i'lhrf. N"I-', ". th h'-t
'I'f
pI'Noo' VT 1pDi' ,'i, to,, .t r,r.
or o,,',Ioia1'', , ',1 Wv, ' ', ,,.
window bat carp.t,' L.uq lp COAL &c.;
can drive we'll. lA padrus. g.. D.. 800
Wcet 12th-st
- EXCELLENT PIANIST fGcrmnni
"A vishce to procure engagement tor one
or two nights per week, "lth'r 200 pthll, or
private entertainment. address SHIELDS,
3oZ West l4oth.at.
YOUNG STEADY TEMPERATE
"A BOY, age 20. lhtcl, landed. ,rt-h.- 4
POSITION willing and 0b.i2Inf u-ed to WORK
a. an elevator boz or NJ mans helper. Ad-
dlc,s j. 5. N2 Eat 3iui.Ht.
yor.o c,,>,Ttt.,f,x h,,.t,.o conn.
4 nI,,1 Irn,.i'd.,r If -t,fio",'r" ,rintlng
and Ilthoetnnhic bg.iuc., Mi be- 6pcn for
engagement Feb. ]. WITH. ir-t-ri'.' con.
Germ; competent To TAKE chala' ol a bu'l-
ness 10 year Fl'i,n,' If'" ONO """''.
SUCCESS, Tribune once.
YOUNG American. 3. well educated.
"A speaks German. dc-ir,, a position with
larpe tanking-hou,c, where t1cTc Is ci aIc'
"r advancement. hes, reference: wages no
oTi.ct Addrrss T.. c., Tribune once
nCuITTCTURAL draught-man and
A tnncriutcnd,nt. tholoupnlv experienced
"A Eii,', n-ti,o,tiu~ and de,lguIug. is
~, ,,,cn 10 rngapemcnt, best cts reference.
II. J.. W, Tribune once.
crIVE ir,,lloeut ,ouil, man 20 d.
n -tr.. nn.ltion where push and energy vii
.'',.r,.'',t.d Al rrlrr,hc,. or security.
n IToCUKAN. 0ss Pacinc-st. Brooalyn.
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Males.

Males.
A GENTS wanted in every city and town.
n IN every mercantile. nuuuIdctu lhf.
insurance and financial ,onrctn good bust
hess, liberal terms energy aud diIlttN ~"
only capital nccdCd references lt'i ulf a
all or address NANAHtl', -u' hIodd-
way. Room 10.
A GOOD BUSINESS Man wanted 70
n 10 look after ouI cuisines, Last. Ad-
dress GERMAN LAND AND CATTLE
co.. l23 Calfornla-st. san Francisco. 60.
LEADING Life Insurance Company
n fold line ha- Nacanc.t- iu IT, Agency
department. West and last for frf ll'"
men 10 at H. Managers and General
Agents Also Successful man a. Manner
n this city. Replies desired ONLY nom
those having had successful 'Nprr"n." a.
solicitors. aud With such. lb ru contracts
wll be- made al communicate r.-
raid.d q, strictly conld ntai. IN~l D.
ANCE. Tribune ono.
LANK BOON nni-hcrs. forwardcr- and
ID rulers wanted. RICHARD EVANS. 90
John.st.
DEPOGTEE wAN1Ep.-Neao lc'c'on,"-
IL ~ ,.,.p ,et T da " r 2g " as-. g.
tUANTEp. -Ladi'~ and grnn'm'n al
w oyor the country. CAL or Wit.
everybody should. stono--t. Room go.
bet. and J..
WANTED .-Rei'ahi- Young uau. living
w WITH parent. lu insurance OIL r- wig r.
- week. Addra-- T.. %. Bon "~l, '.'1'
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Females.
A PPRENTICEs WANTED 20 loarn dress
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cutting ntfIur. N.-t week. good pcrmnl' nt
to-lt.on-. mother and cifi- living olt n
any capacity cordially Invited Cav "f
evening references from former 1ppr'ii r-
IN largest stores. IAA LoES. JOB Nr'i
lith-st
NOOK WANTED.-Only mo,e nor-
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girl and gardener situation NAV D. retained
Tor years by giving rat IA, Won s""i nom"
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rail way farc will b" refunded Il paf't Pee
mains one year an F4'" amp" N.N-h orF
city business rc' renee a. 20 standing np-
pll6ant must -Dld r. or.Hentat one. Ad.
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one TNTERPRlsING drc-,mascr ri'-
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r.f,rs senting The celebrated " Ia irnfr ~
Cream and Fac Powder can MAI. 200
weekly: send etaurs FOR sample AID pr.
tculars. PIERRE II RI, Ia-t lith-
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w and s'an4strc-s VOL r.rpuIn"ud. ID.
Can at = Fast 5jth MONDAY. h'for"
o'clock. OF IN tn evening.
w ANTED .-Salg-men for tho "Lihrarf ~
w American Litsr8tuIr Ju-t ISSUED rs.
In4iencc not neCo~-arf. though persons u-I q
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~ and handsomely carved case. brilliant
and powerful tone, full iron plate, three
strings, patent aeraie, swinging music desk,
fully guaranteed by makers, cost $50 six
months ago; gentleman Will sacrifice for
goo box to ship. Call at private house,
R36 East 3ith-st., betweca I'd and Sd ayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
Board an6 Rooms.

~ WEST 6lST.ST.. near 9th-ave.-Fur-
gu nishcd square and hall rooms; supe-
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