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Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
Ladies' Fancy
Cotton Hose

25c a pair. These have
been sold at much higher fig
ures, but to make room for an
arrival of a large importa-
ton, we have cut the price, and
offer them for Monday and
Tuesday at 25c pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
Breakfast ShaWls
Breakfast Shawls

In two sizes, at sI.25 and
$3.50 each; plain black, greys
and browns, also neat even and
broken checks in same colors.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
MORSES
Ladies Accordian
Pleated Skirts

Made of Black English CASH
mere at 50 each.
At SIS we show a black
Brilliantine Skirt, fine accor-
dian pleats, and a still better
grade at SI2 each.
These skirts are having a
wonderful sale east, and are
sure to become popular here.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
Figured China Silks 800

The success of ourlast week S
sale was unprecedented. Never
in the history of our establish
ment have we sold as many
silks. We have still about a
hundred dress patterns left of
this Figured China Silk which
we offer again at SOC a yard.
We cannot hope to duplicate
these at this extremely low
price.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
Black
Armure Royal $1,15.

This has been our $3.50
quality, but for three days we
shall offer it at sI.15. 1t is
one of the most popular silks
we show, rich, heavy and lus-
trous, and measures full 20
inches wide. We guarantee a
dress of this pattern to give you
the most perfect satisfaction.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
Spring Carpets.

Ourspring stock of Carpets is
now all in and an early selection
will secure the choice patterns,
which cannot be duplicated
later. All work done in the
best possible manner, and
prices as low as can be quoted
for frst-class goods.
Orders received for taking
up, cleaning and relaying car
pets, at short notice.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
Children's Hosiery
19c, Fast Black

Derby ribbed, guaranteed
color, all sizes 5 to 81, we
bought them to sell at CSC but
having an unusually heavy
stock we have marked these at
Ioc pair to clear them out
rapidly.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
Figured China Silks

At 81. The demand for these
serviceable and handsome silks
has largely increased over for
mer seasons. For summer
wear there is no silk made that
can fill their place. We show
a very large assortment of
choice patterns confined ex
clusively to us. Width 27
inches. Price ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
Ladies' Black
Corkscrew Jackets.

Single breasted and tight
fitting hip cut, with large
pocket flaps, full "a length.
Price sI2.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
Children Black
Hose 1915

Another sweeping bargain,
These are full regular made
double heel and toe, all sizes 5
to S1a. We want to close the
lot Monday and will sell them
at 12Hc a pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
DRAPERY
DEPARTMENT.
Nottingham Curtains

Nottingham Curtains.
Three Bargains.
On Monday we are going to
sell three lots of Nottingham
Curtains, 81 yards long, taped
edges, and latest patterns:
Lot l, Nottingham Curtains,
81.
Lot 2, Nottingham Curtains.
$3.50.
Lot 8, Nottingham Curtains,
s2.5
Chenille Curtains,
$3.50 a pair.
125 pairs Chenille Curtains,
in all the newest colors, tile
blue, old rose, Cleopatra and
Nile green, with beautiful dado,
rich in design. For this week
sos a pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06

Over 200 fine Electric Cir
culars Monday, sizes SO to 4S
inches in length; choice for csc
each
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Railroads..

(hNSIddEAdL; E In, OF Pr NEW y, JERSEY
town. 80 augh ie GuSS a'o S'Sn'"a ea aSs
Wiiiag.ioi,. On sG8aaI. t,T lastoq. lstle.em. Allen
''"5' - ~ H. for iTrh irdsc Branch 1ad l,ion
town q aud Maua than4 "a sS%d,y; Tor ;1s liopat
20, rs S,sr hn LIKE w FSg,sSqs
S Ss 5 S"GsGy 70 k H sS"f5 Through
n,i 'S o" .% ' "'a aos oA iadi"t. '.
burg ro,',iIr % n nu S"n . Tor t''o" H''h'
si5 D. m, for Easion betnelC@ Ans9town Maash
10 D. n for Pennington Lake HopatcOns. Easou
for Sq.., lille R ana Ic%i"gS9 Name,
chSnn' fi;caainc mafrsOd5e So sundays 80 p
1% ,. lS"s h9 80 A'o%ry , 9'3a "a
d M M sunday trains do not stop ocean Grove
'" al salp"a' ss az M1 c 30 and SeypoE
S"T Fna ianSSc.d Toms River and 80 i5
Fol For Aanto 80 clpy "vin,land nrase,on 80 M
- of p 'rrccrola .ao. SIS. 1li5 M. 80 80
"a h jS os 80 80 90 80 81 40 % So n
''oo L. Ill., SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
n [loT I rf5 f"i e go Ha:n ss,n,s,
uonm,uth Beach Long Branch Sc. at 30 10 10 a. NJ
Az sn"da'I 3 80 a. m For Lakewood
For Tlbrron Grove A,bur, Park. Point Pleasant
A. a. M. 3 - y. Sundays except rea
CROW. and ~ ury rnrhO 81 80 q.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
vi. co,,r,I r. T. ~ NrwJersry Philadelphia and Read.
va va - ~ and iialtllofc and ohio Il. X;
INK For or rGiladsipia al 80 T'9 90. IL 80 30
si,XDHYS 90 II 90 a. IN. 90. 90. 90. 90
D. For For iialimor ard Washington daily at 900 II 30 Tex.
ocP Tr,,nS leaving a: 81. II 80 m. 80 90 90
40 n m (2 - night except saturday night. have
- reading, Harrisburg. Potts Tile
he'tt0 r Snb,r, Iewisburg and Wiliansport Phia-
A. Il 30 Buf't pai.or 80
T. n, midnight except saturday night sunday,
Tickets ard ParloTCar scais can be procured az n 2oi,
IIb, 9i llf9 "13 Nav W o W." VA
tS,,,i,nn' Al ~ Broadway. Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Connany VIII call for and check
baeraao from hotel or residence.
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For Both SeNc,-Countly.

wARTUNoRE toLLi."t.
- SWAETUNOEE. PA.
opens 9'h month ON o'o IhI Minute iroP 'roat.
e, iot ..,a- leading ~ Classical. Ing moo ing.
S,i.rtIn, and IIf,rtrv d,g ~ athful Ton. ~
,,,otrd. bindings machine -lop~ ab1r'i1r ana
in.r,r.s Ior fuil PARTICULAR lddr
'''' Nm ~. APPLETON. IN -. Noting Frf>G'nt
=, ,r,TtoN SCHOOL. TO- boys and girls. Il,a ant
home for adult orc th" { ~ ~Bfnl ''h - Nl'Ni,f
Farm. Terms modo'at" North 'hiIi monroe Coz
y Y.
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Dividend y otiecs.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
IREAsU REE'S OFFICE 80. u BiipAI1 si:oo (
COUPONS of the general first mortgage gold
" bond, Of th, uany. due july l. 800 VII b" Iaid
upon presentation this oler ~ and ail"i taai dat
Ths hooks foP transfer ~ thr $1,000 Eeg.-ttred
Rond. will close June 49, at anG reopen JGt s. 4.
Ia a M for interest On" On sara Registered BohQs
will be TaileG 70 htldcls o. record.
GEORGE. \. BANTER. Treasurer.
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RAILROADS..
Anew york CENTRAL

= ~ ID
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
ruE ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ THE CITY.
MAINS LEAVE Ao foiLOn ri IqED-due
O,JO A, NJ ,u't.oO NI.o AIDCI... b4hiil
1920 A. T.-SOUIIIw ES EKN VESIiBULh LINZ
LD-lue Cincinnati ! 90. Indianapolis io'oo d. ~"
1850 A. M.1wESTERN DAY ExFREss,daiy except ,6
sundays. Train leayn. on SATURDAY ooe' n0' rum
laW p. 0 M."NokTH SHORE vESTISULe United
.r a. Detroit AT $40 a. 'n th'1d-o Nv D. BE- nav
LAY SayP M.-rAsT WESTERN EXPREss,-Due Chicago
O t.p NGFAST ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
rRisS. indianapolis ii 20 p H. next Jay 81
yIsHTrG IL YfwByEG PQyGHK6EEPssIgs RH III Y
i $50 H. 10 go ~ a. So' So :o %.
7;;3fo; 20 40 D. = 3 so - 20 81 55 IG35 Z
ALBANY UTICA ?IHAITA III 90 10 % 10 so
End M or H6aiy, tcG syfacrse, Rochester and sus
IS9sis p2Iqgs 80 %2pRiR6NDAcK MouNrAINs AND
80 10 ~. no: 80 M. 10 80 600 9:l5 p. M
AUssG iHGN GENEVA, ,AND ,CGASANDA1GUA-'1o so
pria,,KHs; fiG& pUrrIts! VIZ H1sLEM DIVISION
~ .R e. M an - 90 p M sleeping Car. apply at Grand
rontpl station or at ALB, 700 942 and Broadway.
= ~, a x Mis 72o Fusonnss and sss
Wc,tcotts Lxprss AL for and checks baggage from
ho 0aiv eXccnt sunday, Daily except Saturday. Other
trs ksoir tam! except those leaving at $50 m.
. 40 3 80 50. G,2j p M. ana l. nhuheht stop AZ
1873 J icia'y NJ ToucEY. GEORGE T. DANIELS.
~" General Manager Genr Passenger Agent.
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A HISTORY OF FRANOI

Nv VICTOR DuRrY member o. IN" French A'el'"E
Abridged aid translated from tn -efHt'hlh ft'l'"
"a ton by Mrs. NJ. CAREY, with an mu"lN' "' Nv
ADD continuation ~ the year 1o~? bF J. 'I'NN"' y
JAMESON Pm D. Professor ~ History In Iro"h I'M
varsity. witt ]. engraved coored MAPS In one VOL
ume I2mo Cloth. - 90. Han calf 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
4 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

n
~ rAssANGER TRAINS leave foot of CortlAnds A0a
a. M Tor stason and intermediate ponts pur,,o
a. ~. for Geneva, Lyons hinlii h'ohc Sair car 70
Lyons aud ruimaH .r TO SnSpsioM points
II A. Ia. l.. aud H. Junction and intcImeu'a'o points
''I p IN. Tor Tun1hannock and intermediate points;
Chair car to IunkhannOck. Conncction to Read'nS and
10 p. or Emra and principal intermediate paints.
Char car to Wihcsbasre and Pullman sleeper !" '''pe"'
SION 80 = M for Naae9 Chunk and intermediate points
coSnt S to i. lug aud ' iIarTl,bag.
and e We st. pH%an sleeper To lyons
'Tfsin, ia,9g a. m: r ,, n and 80. 40
regions SUNDAY TRAINS
ga IN: tor Mau.h Chunk aleton and int .,
points and II a. m for shenandoah and pons''
7 D. IN. for Geneva. Lyons, Emira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons ana suspension
Sf'ase' General Eastern once. 2S6 broadway.
INVEST oiIOIL RAILROAD, \. =, ~
w ll.E.i. Co, LcssecIrains leave West t-u,st ses
rn NrN orN ionows ana nttcn minute eaIa,r IRON
loot Of Jay '' 5I p II TSu, 'iS y is pm
fotonto ~ 80 M, - 10, IS 10 D. m N9htr.aI IAN
,da ia ,' "a M eiiar station, 80 - s.
10. - 10 p "a 'ind ,1 II 80 a. ~, S' . - =. IS
I9o a. n" r anp so 80 81 S g 80 .il,5 p aSer
, ,s Mafao Naar fa Toronto Detroit ChltagO and
g. iouls Daily. Daily except SATURDAY, c, Uth -
a' S dny sNs'i Sp" a. 40 lTaY? iioGcse
shore station ~ ;s a. On M 40 ri
20 Fult0n.st Annex Orce foot OF Fulton;
yOT - p,lS a. S W., 7I 5 aRa 2' and shoro
Stations foot NJ Vest i2dst and foot OF Jayst
wscO calls for ard ehGs bssgas , passsOSes
Accnt z vandrrbitavcu " v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08

From the Spanish o' Don Amanda palaco wade
,,,ho, o, MAMMA" Marquis q Pin9lta.' etc. N
NATHAN HASKELL DOLE Emo with portrait Z"
suthoi. SIS
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5rsirrri,on.
Boys and Young Men-Country

Boys and Young Men-Country.
CHELrENmAM ACADEMY. oGoNTz PAx .csoo,
EQUIPMENT SmS 1 Sum military drill &c Thorough
pferars,ion for college or 'e'eh'-r' ''"''''
&C. --af''' JOHN CALVIN RICE. A M Principal -
nosCRls SCHOOL Glen SoV Zoo to $50 S per year
month"; 'c'So" F. oCGSN0i b. l.. Pm D.. Director.
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Milford Conn., n;
II rarents wiz are ufortunaie ~ Tn nanasemen. q
g @r DC S S t. FRANZ N Ss a1s su S@
t>pFFuoLp INSTITUTE Freehold. =. j. t6th year
,.I,ltIs" ~ s.t.<.' ..vacp School 500 II Ell.
a. .o Ns~O @one eohacys riding exercise j. VIII
D0WDEK POINT SCHOOL PeAhaty Mss- ;olI tsn -
aching nh,s TAB iabor rG +. b. kNArr. 5. b.
RocNLANp g G9kLE EG,afX.rmr.mrpsoy. $780,
summer School for frll or partial study Opens Juno
% send fo' Catalogue w. II. BANNIsTEE 4. NJ.
,.r,Itrr SCHOOL ar woIGALI HAIL
- r''k'h'i y. y Tor M NG,"Tc ''} J. wfGirf sapt
.,,,NvrE SCHOOL =, the PccsskH Military Academy.
96aa Ss'2 Lp ls,: 's' I.'i' D F irsi
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r - ns r !Sf ,Si fs' s. ' y ''"' - "
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NrT EG nC cocc cc,s. room, ccranily fur.
"'oed '"'"i i r IifcH g 'T."'f lead NS &a,er
,u,rt%ITY school. TNoi-,n- II ud>ou. y. Y
] Tlc Rev. JAMES NTAR. CLNRk, D, j. G'S ,oo o
,.-lsf.d tv Ne pos dem teacher. BOYS ana N"Nht
mon hnou ~llv nttoi fni the bst colleg- ana UNI
lie. scientific schools or 'o business This N,hoo on'
- ,d,artne.- - haifnfl ortln. hone comforts.
i,-s :.acher, tlorolrh trintnr 9ssidu0u> car" 9" m'n
ADD Tho "Nl-ion - id h"V~ 7" con-
.c''ni'ois- parent looking for school "hr .G na1
frir SPECIAL instruction CIV ~
o p1y.lre and CHEMISTRY. Tho Twcntyfourh wear viii
commence Srpt'uhci 10
vI,UT PrFFSEII.I. MILITARY a ADEMf. ,,..
i A,ulrafion. nov received for h1th wear beginning
septcr'b,r II 1890 DE. JOHN y TiLbEN. Principal
VNTSIFYhN kCADFNY.-One ~ the h,ifdoLen best
w ,-',.-i.ai ard Academic schools n New England
The p.vren advance viii cover Org mar. it
- "A ,binc room and heating N" fall trfn De-
e,Tnfor Aug - send ,or catalogue 20 q. N STlELE.
Principal. Wllbrlham. Mas.
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ITEM NJ S Wv A nj A
RAILROAD.
m AND AFTER MAY II. 1890.
',',,,. toos Oi Dcsurosscs and Corfiand'

nv AND AFTER MAY II. 1890,
trains leave stations 100" o. De'oro''e' ana 'o''"'"'
,g,'.. a. FAST LINE for the Vest rGnaS
5 a. m Co.anbas 80 a. Chicago 90 ,, i fn
42a LS' Lock Ia,e" and ienoSo sunday
,o .od 'l'S, TIT 2rtW-9GRK AND CHICAGO LIN
i"pS compo,'d exclusively Of Fuinan Es sog
a%a oGr,ao @s@sa ,o IFpG 6aIS
sss i5a n .aa SIS 'aS3s and az
M Of hone , or qGg aa oi gh, l hr
N CINCINNATI 10 and S1c az, q a x 1Gys All
a'%E"x + @aa ~ 5S Ss HS PS5E
Car N@%f?' 3 t. cou i9 ana ATTiVcs cin
6inrau II Is ~. CHICAGO 90 =. m. and St Louis
$50 :. H. %riiG &irEEy ExrgrsS tpr all points n
SIcepnr car N"V.Yoik - Ptt.burg s. Log,. Chlcago
G@c2oaY ae M N rada ha az cnd H
$50 NJ Ch,ae; 80 m Hr oS,S asy nnd cy l.is
AVID rod daily. excep, Na'ardi;,y ,...,,,,o
$50 SecPas n ar va Cacseo Scn I:%
SS g ~ ys lex, G1 5 sd fS Ssgo %
second -, ng Ccnnect- m iol-io dsiiy ana
,G%. s%crpt sn.vrtay
BArrIIoRT. wX-HINCTON AND THE sOrTH
@ s'p sY'a3} i92 oaa n aF5i' G Gg sa
g 6"s car at 81, D. n.y. arriy Washington SIS D. NJ
fcrrsr ,ynr,'. o5o. : 90 and 30 a. NJ 80:
S So 1n 90 300 p ani a and % 20
sqa 200 ,od h a h,0 i ,2 cncdos, pcfs
Dnng Car and Coachc. through. 500 D. m. daily.
a. md Uat each week lay, connects for Brown's
INNS FOR C,uc MAY 90 3. week DAYS.
Nnrf0lk Va NeW-Nork Fhlla1elphia u
No-,,l, Raliro,d ~ .. daily 'yccpt Sunday. and
> Oh p. u daily. tla Baltimore and Bay Line. 2;lO
D. j" "'"' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
lAprcss a, follows - ,,., LII.
Dining car ard 10 10 Wa,hlng on Limited and II 90
a u /. 20 / co. = To- 90 80. 90. 30. 90.
& 90 80 90. and 90 p m snd IL u 10 night ,
dsys TAprc-s. 9 10 80: 200 10 Lnltsd, ara "a
y, ~ ~ and - ) night Accornnodaticn % 2.
M Ner.York transfer ComIany VIII call for ana
,hcce larg1ce rom hotels and residences.
FOR t.mc.tahle. - local trains Apply 70 any tickes
,go.f NJ nr ro~ranv . ,,.ooo
CUAS =. PTGH ] \ WOOD,
amen Narlg,r. General Passr Agent
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
GONEY ISLAND.

stcnmrr. leave to-dn, from West !Id-.i.. :, ~
,ourIV fro,u - VI. mil - VI. md Pier n"" No.
\ H. .I,nftrr, Place station Elevated ""h- ma" M
hour Infrr. Bouts leave toncy Island hourly iro"
iui 10 \. VI. UNI 40 4. W.
Fare 10 Conc, Island md return % cents
r,-.,o ,.rt.,. .oA q, al dovn.trnok stations E"-
va..i Rood eu f-". 'rlnsf-r ht"'"n son" i''Y '''
u.,t.rv Pa. for "a AID 81 a.. IA',tnsor'.
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SISTTR SAM SULPICE.

story Of the First Century. by Mr'. NAHh
Cr.TTTE with an Introduction by the Rev Sh|Aii
MERRILL. 19mo u -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
A DICTIONARY OF QUoTATIONS N PROSE.

Prom American and foreign authors including ir'n''a
tions from ancient sources. Ldted b' ANNA J.. VAN
,oppier ~ "a Dictionary ~ Quotations from the Poets
rx,reueiv valuable A. book 81 reference. Crown $40
fiotb sh.,ellcd boards 500 Han calf. 500
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financial nlectlnos.
financial elections.
NEW-YORK. June J. 1870.
Il, HE DENVER MD RIO GRANDE RAIL.

~ HE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAIL
l Road COMPANY.
meeting Of tho pNlo.ccrs OF MS CON.
pany held lt Denver COioaGo. Man - l-9o %" follow
named gentlemen ,leet,d t. serve as director, unt
tin neat annual meeting George top"u Adolh rn-.-r
Richard r. Wilson, Charles VI. Da Costa. joseph T. bl-k
John Iowbor Welsh Edmund Smith, David II. Mona, and
Waiter =. Ch-"~nan. 49,,
day Mr. ,,,-,ige Coppc unanimously elected cla
man ~ tho board and NJ. David II Nofft pFoscen.
~ the company. WILLIAM NNFNIl', ''-I----f-
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Mem Dnblicntlons.
New publications.
DECENT PUBLICATIONS
NEW EDITIONS.
THE SALT MASTER OF LUNEBURG.
PHILIP,

From the German 81 Julius wolf By w HEM
"A TI1ZARETH Il. wINsLOw. emo cloth sl''o'
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Ocean Steamers.
NUARLESTON. 5. c., the South x southwest.
u JACkSONVILLE AND ALI PLoK,,DDAA v foINlS'

CuARLESTON. 5. c.. the South & Southwest.
4 J1ckE9SXIILE al Ft 91NPAy f?iN1s'
1Ro EsSG oIs ft Tgns f. -
SEMINOLE ChafestOH and Jacksonville TgGI June u.
KUoUoIs Charleston aMd paSengrr
under KIP eEY6E G Co. HsSa one DIT
T rcrn EAss.r PoT Linn. SAB 81 sw H Ny
COMPAGNIE GENERA,LtE; TraHsatlantiqgss
% RRHEfhG%E s,Sds lan i ne 3 80 a. M
L L. % Sd6rM%Sp S'% Goilier sstS.i:S
Ia E6GRGoG Sc s s jay Ivy I@ 80
La "roRGET General Agent. No. Bowling Green.
CUION LINE. --. ,.,r orr. vros
Pier IS, N RI foot Of E nns TO- I,
W HRTG9N Tlcday. June l. iso
WYT3Nb5S Tue S,d@'yj July ng"i 80 D. D. M \"
ALA .Sa pa,aqe $50 500 and 800 Second Cabin.
$50 AND NJ t" niybEEIiFLL co. 81 Broadway y.
HNNIBURG- AMERICAN PACKET CO.
EXPRESS SERVICE betw Souha@pan tLG 1o 200
tons f@f e IS8 to sSGG
cSr"%S @ Xsr%p9na a. a. H % }% %
nSe11 10 20 .m Tyne Jne % Si p Jay 10
Steam leave from n3mbrT bScsI crIo CSncre,4
% PACRGgT oNMnraAYYork 81 Broadway, n Y:
TYNAN LINE U. ) and Royal Mail Steamers,
j FOR ouEEXsTowN AND tIyE ,RIs m
SIX S Of xTN We'd %Sa@srS-v a 1S": M
CIT rom 1' Pier 49, T. l. adoinng Chrtophcr,st Fsrr,
FGS cAg !, (o $50 r Sc3%6 aHl?aSS
stD PrrpSao5x $40 5.ns saEE Xgsat. nowLSG
GREEN, y. y.
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EOTEL ALBERT,
Jce Cream

FACT-Ioron Ice cream IS madc IRON tx Cream Tor
tstaurants Churches, Festivals. Sc WI. neP so5 4th.
hour Country orders promptly ne o 18Th ST. New
Vork and 453 Fulton-st.. brooklyn
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CONVENIENT HOUSES AND HOW TO 81 lid
THEN
ny LOUIS II. GIBSON, Architect

Architect and housewife. journey through 1' "'''
e,,v c,t,t bo.. p,nS practical BODYBUILDING for
tho owner hu.inc,, point building. how to p1y fo
home" With large ,arie, Of plans ana photographs q"
nt.sicrs and cScrios Of ideal homes varying in cost from
ri 600 10 $40 600 Bound ln clouh Squ'r' ~" f-'''
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EMINENT AUTHORS OF TIE NINETEENTH
GENTRY

Nv Dr. GTORG BRNNDES The Tsinc Of the Norm
Translated by RAsMTS y. ANDERSON. L. =. Minister
to Denmark -crr. - ESSAYS upon tho works Of '"hh
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A new industry has for long time been
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