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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08
SOCIAL AND Personal
THURSDAY

c z Hawkins and family have gone 10
Yaquina for an outing.
Mr. Charles Louden, of Geryais, Is visit.
ing friends 10 this vicinity.
EJ McCaustland, OF Salem, was in the
city this noon. Mr. McCaustland is now a
sewer contractor.
Mrs Hite hrmberlain and children ar
rived in Albany this noon. Mr. Chamber
lain will come In day or two and they
will make Albany their home.
Miss 'Iatt. sister Of the well known
painter aud artisi, arrived in Albany few
days age and will make Albany her home.
Mrs BRO : n, of Missouri, an old time
friend of Mrs upham of this city, arrived
here some days ago visiting Mrs Upham
and other frk nds
L II McMahpn. editor of the Woodburn
Independent, md wife passed through
Albany today for A.sea. Nc looked as IL
he meant BUSINESS and wild game are
warned to ioolsout.
OriH Beaur, VINO has teen ic The reform
school al Salem, Is home for 4 short fur
Tough on account of illness, having the
typhoid fever. He will return and com
plete his term there when recovered.
Rev G A Blair and wife also Mr. Lv,le
and wife left this morning by private con
v.yauce for Lebanon and Sodavile where
they will attend the Oregon Synod os the
G p church at the J.mer place and dedi-
cate new church at the latter. They
will return on the 4th Eugene Guard.
A number of agricultural students wear
ing the colors of the Albany college.
orange and black, passed through the city
today. This Is quite compliment to Al
bany's popular college. The DEMOCRAT
Is informed the agricultural college
adopted our coiors by mistake and will
verF eourieously secure some new colors
next term.
Last Saturday s.iss Alice Porter, sister
OF Mrs Thos Monteish aud Arthur Porter
OF this cisy, passed through Tacoma on
her way 10 Join her father AZ Si.ka, Alaska.
where she will spend the summer. Miss
Porter has jUst graduated With credit
from the high schsoi of Washington, ID
c, where she has been residing several
years with an uncle.
Nearly everyone is interested in what
the graduates of the university a,e going
10 do, nos they have completed their
studies here. II T Coadon has taken Z
position In fl Meetings. store, Len
and Young are expecting 10
go on a surveying tour, Jerry Bronaugh
will teach and Fred Dunn will ruS,icale
during the summer. In ,hs fail Condor
and Stevens expect - go to Ann Arbor.
Michigan, to ,4kc course In law, and
Fred Dunn will go 10 Harvard 10 continue
his studies and Ct himself 10, Il professor
kEs
others intend Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08
CoNFlRMEni

The favorable impression produced on the
first appearance Of the agreeable liquid frait
remedy Syrup of Figss few years ago has
been more than confirmed by the pleasant
experience Of all who have used It, ind the
success Of the proprietors and mant fac sur-
era, the Cal Fig Syrup Company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

A laige stock Of pruring shears nd prun.
ing hooks the best made, just. received al
Stewart & Sox's. Now Is the TINE, to use
them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

Improper and deficient care of the scalp
will cause grayness Of the hair and badness.
Escape both by the use Of that reliable
specific Halls Hair Renewer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

The presidential election will occur cn
Tuesday after The first Monday ia Nov
emtcr-inet is the eighth of November.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

Strawberry, vanilla and chocolate, t lose
who enjoy good dish of ice cream 60 to q
III Mueller.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

The best roast eoiIee in the city at Gon,ad
Meyers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

PAY Up.-All personsindebted 10 Conn
& Hendricson are requestelto cal and
pay up at once or accounts will be placed
In the hands of an attorney for collection.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

LITTER & BALL, dentists, make no
charges for extracting teeth WI ere they
put in artificial plates. You can save
money by having them do your dental
work. Office In Tweedale block, Albany,
oregon,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

IS d. zsn Whips just from tae factary at O
q McFsriand's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

Novelties in pArasol. and snn umbrellas
at Samuel Z YO1Egis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08
". F. READ { co.
Special - Clearance = Sale.

We apologize the outset for taking SO much space
but we are going to make an effort We have very
large stock and anxious reduce it before Fall
We want your trade and TO get ii going to make it
an object for you to trade with Everything il the
hou reduced price for the sixty days Come and
seeEwhat CASH will do We do not take maps during the
day but wide awake all the time for business We have
full stock of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

HILOH'S VITALIZkR IS what vou
need for Constipati on, Loss OF Appetite
Dizziness and all sy mptoms of nyspepsia
Pricilapd rs cents per obi5ts
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-26
TINE LEADING FURNIT URE { CARPET HOUSE OF TIE STATE
F0RSPRING TRADE
pJp

In variety, quality and quantity, our new stock for this
spring has never been equalled.
The best manufactures and markets in the world have
been drawn upon for stylish and servceable
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-26


WEST SHORE RAILROAD IN. VI s II. R. r. X
Trains leave. West 4ad street Station. New yorx.
ss follows. and y minutc' earlier from tho foot OF
Hamilton. London. Detroit aaA >Iavago +lUuu l.
M, =. ~ p. M, +a.li u. m.
st. Louis, sis, R.l5 D. m.
Toronto. 1lO.0t = ma %.tj, g. Is .. N.
BufraIo. Roehesfer. suspension Bridge. Niaoara
Falls, $50. 1000 q. IN. +5.b y. Is .. m.
Utica and s racuse. i ~ 1000 u. IN. - i. *s.iI n
M Ill. 50 q. m. drums only to UttcaL "
kingston. 40 *s.la 1000 tli.3i q. M. +4ky1,
cstsEiIl and Albany, 1879. *5.ia -aaa. .iLsJ a, M.
t4lvl ?, la- FAla -sla J: IN
$50 T.la aA. +lQUo, 10 Is. All,aa am. sl.iG ttloI
Montreal and Canada. last Iil ~ m. '5.15 D. IN.
Toronto Detroit, Chicago und ST. Louis ON ali
sDaiir. TDaiiy except Saturday. ALI other trains
daily except SUNDAY. Z = leaves Brooklyn, Via
BROOKLYN annex. +i0.O a. m. ++5.0J y. M. Jersoy
CITY, i. H X station, +1L2J q. n, ++8S D. m.
For tickets. rime tables. parlor and sleeping oar
accommodations Of information apply oificeE
Jersey Ctty-P. k....R. station Hoboken-at
Hudson street ana West shore station. brook.
Iyn-3N Washington street. Ib fulton street,
Annex ofica. foot or Fulton street. New York
ctty-Noa 2Gl. S5Y. 1S3. 942 Broac way. liS Bowery. \ !!
PARK place. 4 st Str Streel IS West l25th street
ana West Snoys stations. West Gd street aad
f6ot OF Jay street n. H.
49, E,E LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Wander blt Av- New York;
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-26
Furniture and Carpets.

Not only has the ripe Judgment Of experience been exer~
cised in obtaining, new and numerous assortments but the
equally important matter of being able to sell at low prices
has not been overlooked,
We have had the great advantage of securing every article
at actual cost in cash, and therefore no house, especially
houses whose onlycapital is credit, can afford to undersel MS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-26
ARE A FEW QUOTATIONS:
~cARPErs-New Designs,

Rugs. Mats and Linoleum at Equally Low Flgur
Full lines in STOVES, Ranges, Refrigerators, Baby
Clocks, Crockery aud glassware, and almost ever
housekeeping at prices to suit every purse.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-26
Cash or Credit on Easy Payments.

Come, even il you do not intend to purchase ANYTHING. y
will make your visit agreeable. l
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-26
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS
Unpaid Taxes, Assessments
5
WATER RENTS
AS ADJUSTED.
-
OFFICE OF THE CITY COLLECTOR
JERSEY Cry, N. J.

M .# MEZ0 F&E n JERSEY Cry MI
Notice. HEREBY stn that Hss uosciprM the city 9onso3ro n%y City, New Jersey .pH r
ssaSs a..oyS S S I Ions So a che : u e Of sss ssa @ m "a s sFSS Fay IL astf IN I%a ST. MS ff ss5 a as @ s1Gsss % S
by hc onmiMiopms Of dustmet hsrsWforea appointed Ea and fw said city OF J@ey City. unde.
the PSyIas s1s sS sa1 dd Sassa9p xs;s S9%MGG Ts. Is mi %%s o. % s ss0s sss .n q inpsa ns nd Sdf
sSSSf% I'd p ss at is sssss:s s i%s. ssassI%%ssss IT, %T f s.I ssSsu an ~ us ss ssass 81 f d::s s
ommisbnes or oerMhd coMss hereof duly enhrmea by the carMS CoutM Of the U4MHy 81 M a
matter daRnatedh have REMAINED unpaid and in Arrears for more hana G months from the date
onf fn mhsef pa%M% the land @pH % SIdf may @ oS@a T At the III. of the city oneto tor.
City Hall Jersey C. on any week day. prior to the day OF the sale; between the Husof m and
ID The oHSITss MT onanns Ii sio land block a%bs% G nos ms and DNcs.o frndt to be
Sditn msuac,% ns "a ssMgmsns a. mmXa pear ONT ass cm ~. ms ann s H@a SCI d 10 be- s
sold ssttaa and this amount duet from the SAID lots wpectvey -. =, ., -.
roradsS. 49, ,s %saHpS STs n s.s oHs yRsSs s n assr sfi ie eses ~ asaas s~ s m%b p be ssdsd it" pro
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-26

CEALED PROPOSALS VIII BE Received AT
y the offlce OF the Custodian OF the United
States Post Ofnce At Jersey City. n j., until two
O'Clock. y. m, on the fourth day or April. 1892, and
and materials required for water closet. fixtures.
&C, I " tho above named building in accordance
witn specification. copies OF which may be had on
application TO the Custodian at Jersey City. N. j.
Each bid must be. accompanied by a certified check
for q sum not less than two per cent.o + the amount
or the proposal. The right is reserved 10 reject any
IN any bid All proposals received after the time
stated Will DH returned to the bidder. Proposals.
must be enclosed in en- veiopeg sealed aud marked
.Pi oposal for Voter Closet Mixtures &C., for the
u. B. POstoi1ce, Jersey City. N. j." and addresses
to SAMUEL Dickinson, Custodian. March IL " I
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-20
JUpIcIOUS EXPENDITURE.
A Literary Young Mans Device for Living
We'll md ChonOlY.

A young literary man of New York,
like most of his craft very impccunious,
has discovered means by which he
lives respectfully and yet chcaply, says
nc Epoc. AS he is a hard worker, he
",:iucs quiet above all things, except
money. Consequently, he always seeks
Il secluded spot for his abode. In winter
he lives in the country where board is
cheap.
At the beginning of the warm
weather, when most people arc leaving
town, he takes up his residence there
in retired street where he is permitted
to occupy n room in house deserted by
its occupants for the summer ut nom.
inul price. He finds the town in sum-
MGR rs quiet and delightful as he does
the country in winter and urges all his
friends who are no better off financial
ly than he is to initiate his way of liv-
ing. Yet some people maintain that lit
crary men do not know NV to spend
their money judiciouSly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-20
Can.

Some OF The newspaper correspond
EMS East arc booming Mike De-
Young, OF tho S. Il. Chronicle, for tho
Vice Presidency. They want him
placed on the ticket along with
Blaine. We have seen it stated, per.
haps in derision, that Mike won't play
second fiddle to anybody, not oven to
tho man from Maine. Flo wants the
first place or nothing. That is right,
Mike. There is only Que other gall
on earth that is bigger than yours,
and in the absence of braios gall is
about the haudlest thing fellow can
have.-l Eureka Sentinel.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-20
County Official Paper:
RAIN SUGGESTIONS.

In the Caucasian province or GeOr-
gia, where drouth has lasted long,
marriageable girls. are yoked ir
couples with an ox-yoke on their
shoulders, a priest holds the reins, and
thus harnessed they wade through
rivers, puddles and marshes, praying,
screaming, weeping and laughing.
In district Of Pennsylvania, when
the ground is parched with drouth,
some girls strip themselves naked,
and, led by al older woman, who is
also naked, they steal harrow and
carry it across the keid to brook,
where they set is aAoat. Next they
sit on the harrow and keep tiny
flame burning on each corner of it for
IA hour. Then they leave the harrow
in the water and go home.
"a similar rain charm is resorted
to in India; naked women drag pillow
across the field by night. 1t is not
said that they plunge the pillow into a
stream or sprinkle it. with water. But
the charm WOULD hardly be complete
without it. Sometimes the charm
works through an animal.
40 procure rain the Peruvinns
used to set q black sheep in field.
poured chica over it, and gave it
nothing to eat till rain fell.
=. an district of Sumatra all the
women of the village, scantiiy clad, go
to the river, wade into it, and splash
each other with the water. A black
cat is thrown into the water and made
to swim about for awhile, then al
lowed to escape to the bank, pursued
by the sp!ashing of the women. In
these caso5 the color of the animal is
part Of the charm; being black it will
darken the sky with rainclouds. So
the Bechaunas burn the stomach of
an OK mt evening, because they say:
~rhe black smoke will gather the
clouds, and cause tho rain to come
The Timorese sacrifice Il black pig for
raj !, II white or red one for sunshine.
The GAGS o 'er black goat on the
top OF Il very high mountain in time
of drouth.
"Sometimes people try To coerce the
rain-god into giving rain. In Chinaa
huge dragon made of paper or wood,
representing tho rain.god, is carried
about in procession; but il no rain
follows, it is cursed and torn to pieces.
In the like circumstances the Feloupes
of Senagambia throw down their
fetlches and drag them about the
fields cursing them till rair falls.
Some Indians OF tho Orinoco wor-
Bhipoa toads and kept them in vessels
in order to obtain from them rain or
sunshine us might be required; when
their prayers wore not answered they
beat the toads. Killing frog Is
European rain charm. When the
spirits withhold rain or sunshine, the
Comanches whip slave; IL the gods
prove obstinate, the victim is almost
hayed alive. Here tho human being
may represent the god, like the leaf
clad Dodola."-t Golden R0ugh.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-20

The sun never sets on the soil of
tho United States. Whom it. il elk o.
clock at Aitoo Island, Alaslsa, il is
9;36 \. -. the next day on the eastern
Goa t o. Maine.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-20

The description Of Elko county
which appeared in tlut,, MI
during July ami August has been
printed and bound in pamphlet form
and is now for sale at this office at
the low price of fifty cents per copy.
Buy one and send ittoyour friends. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~. \ . I. n IL X. XXX. Nv., IL sSr-l.
Trains leave West 4-d-st. station. New-lork, as fol-
3.3O 4. VI. Daily local 10 Albany and CatsNU Mova'
tains. Enc. sunday. west Of Cocyman's Jc Sleeping
rar New. ork e. B.oonlNlllc. sundays only. . 4,
7.t5 A. VI. Daily local 70 Albany except Sunday, ti
IO.6W T. VI. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Ioches
ter liunao. Niagara Fails Detroit. Chicago; eMe|
.aturay for Toronto except sunday for saratoga -.
IatsSil NoIntans New PATTI Lakes Mohonk "a
Minnewaska. Parlor ears 10 Bloomyille and NewPAI
!tl,3j 4. VI. Daily. eNcept sunday Catskin Mour
ttins. New PaltE. lakes Mohonk and M!nnevssks A.
Bloon,ille. saratoga aud Caldwell. 80.
Ills r. W. Saturdays only, ialfHoliday Special 70 Oa@
XII Mountains Parior attached. 49,.
nj ~ 4. VI. Daily. except Sunday, 10 CatsNn Moue
tin>. New-PaltI. Lakes Nohonk and MinneNsA1
Albany saratoga. saturdays only 70 BloomNile ans
Caldwell Lake George. Paror attached.
aJ 90 r. VI. Daily except sunday for Albany. 60.
81 u. VI. Daily for Albany, Montreal, Cuca si,S
cu.e Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toron@' i"
$50 r. W. DaiIy Sxccp, Sunday, for Newburs, Al
tauy. Saraosa and Montreal. ,..,..
S.IJ =. VI. Daily for Albany Ttica. Syracuse lt9css
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, DetFoit Ca"'s"
Leaves brooklyn by Annoy so 80 ,ln lon
II 20 4. NJ. a3 % =. NJ.
HAVFRSTRAw LOCALS, 215. .s:f5 r, NJ 80
NEwpURG LOCALS. $40. Is a. NJ, 'lis' -"
%. $50 IL 10 T. NJ. $40 r.,,,v
sleeping tor. Bqfao Niagara FAILS, Io'n~
Detroit Chicago ST. Louis. on az through aias ,ssp,ns
accommodations inform ation, apply omes nriss
lyn. 1888 Washlngton',t ,26 Futono.J ,ZI sSs Tsi
0i2 Broadway. i+3 BowcIy. 81 Fast lfthst' DO Wv"
'-''"'' c. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILwn. y.

In consequence VI the Improvements behs iiS' /, ZEN.
~ Jayst the Ferry aud niger s. m ~
porariy transferred from Jlyst. % the VT isp
Pennsylvania RailrO?d Comu1'y az he ioo1 Vi "'''
81. Trains leave West iod-st.: -. 10, a, Wa
s2o a. NJ {, minutes earlier rom SIrg tne Pert Jery
Monticello, Ellcnyille. Pittsburgh. Liberty, pchL
Manor Hancock Carbondale. scranton w ito oswcYs.
sidney. Norwich. Fdm"ston. Utica. Rome. o"e'u'' W
Detroit, Chicago aud points W",t ,,,s voboos sH
g;1J A. NJ. for Campbell Hall. LAKE, n Rio,np
Waikiki, Valley stations Ml'il
ineburQh Ellenyiilc Fall .burgh. Monticello
Liberty. White Lake. ,,.,.b ana Nnr1s
3IJ p NJ Campbell He'll LaN , Mohonn ri Bcornt
bnrgh Elenviiic. Fallsbursh, Ilurlcyille LioerF'
Lake LIVINGSTON Magsr r.usburch Liberty LIZ
ingscn Manor ,ockand Walton. sdney n,rSlt Chl
Oneida. Oswego. Rochester Nlaglra faiioiDcehar csf
free 10 Suspension Bridge. . =, NJ, ,a,h.. satuf
las y. NJ, 42d-st; 30 !. NJ. W.. TIisn,ills
days only for Mddletown Boomn,spnlssn' unreyylls
Mountain Dale Pittsburgh Moh'ioe"'' I
Liberty White Lake. Rockl1nd . c,.r
al other trains daily sa except aSd sssposar Os
obtained at 393 Pro1dway New.f "rh. ., Nev.Yerk.
J. c. ANDERSON. c. p. A. Do be''e''"' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
NETWORK e.
WEW.ENCLANO
RAILROAD.
r,cr linn any Other Rail Line Bctween

10 Miles shorter thnn any Other Rail Line Bctween
New York aud Boston.
TINE SHORTENED 10 five HOURS AND FORTY
dINUTES.
Tho White Trs:G is the most luxurious train OH
Eastern roads Has Pullman Royal Parlor Cars, Dining
Car and Buffet Smoking ar and Coaches, and makes
OF 81 miles, from Willimanuc TO Roston, without
stop Fur, 81 less than that other limited train
This train leaves Grsnd Central Station at daily
and arrives IN Boston at 3 40 and vice Versa
BAR HARBOR TRAIN.
pullman seepers leaves Causway Street station, Bos
ton at 40 m giving one hour 70 transfer from White
Trim stops at Portland Augusta, Bangor, and arrives
Bar Harbor at rs q. m.
Noon train with Paror Cars Dining Car east OF Will
manc) leaving Grand Central Station at IL 03 stops II
Vernon, willimantlC Putnam, Blackstone Franklin
and arrives In Boston at $3.50: A. c. KENDALL.
q D. MELLEN. General Maaager. ~e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

THE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS Octave Tx fopes'
l Illustrated. The standard AUTHORITY on isi psy.
air .musemrnts Rules for sailing, swimmne W. AZ -
ing shooting, horseback riding &C. &c; ~ Eutsfsh,
COPY. Published BY The Tribune new osS
M end universally csupmeated b. the pssD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
Delaware. Inckawnnna mud Western TX. K'
stations In New crk foot Of Barclay and Christopher
>HORTEsT LINE: NESrlBt LED TRAINS


Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONT
CLAIR, THE OtANGIS, summit, BernarisNiit, laSt'
Ins hidse, Madison. Morri>toMn, lnraic. Pat'r,o4:
Eoonton povct. StanhOIr BUDDS LAKE, LAKE
HOPATCoNi, Hackettstown, Schoolgirls MOI y
TAIMt, Wa~hinst2q. riiII.IdrsprE EhSL0lN
SCRANTON, rlrrSToN, WILKEsHAEHEs ,NAN-L:
COKE, DNNVILLE. NORrIUMEERINND SyYI-
t[qsr, ElNN,GII AMT0X,, ,0Xt3KD, NORWICH, water.
Vile lTiCA EICHFIEi.D SPRINGS Cortland.
SSYKACx Sc oSWEGo ITHACA oWEGo; ELMIRA
CORN NJ, BATH. DANSNILLE. DI ~ Mo and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
go. 4, VI. IT fFAID. NiCIIrI.LD SfhtAt,H Iad
ONWft,O ENPRESS. Pullman plflor cars Connects
at Buffalo vim train Tor tnlIA"o arriving 3A5
7:2 4. M.-BINt'IIAMToN MAIL. stop, at principal
station
I.OO z. ". SCRANTON, BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman coaches parlor
4,IO =. VI. SCRANTON, wILkESBARRE aud PLYM.
OUTH TX PltESS: Pullman paror
1880 r. NJ. d"ilyl.-BtEtALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pullman slcepefs. Arrives at rs q. IN.
900 +. ": daily :v,BuEFALo, RICnFIELD SPRINGS
shd p ts ~ fGlmau ~ -,
Murray and 40 Broadw,y. Ticket, ferry stations
ave- New.York; 1913 ingtonst 100 Fulton-st. and
.9s BcdiodaVe. brooklyn Time tables, giving full In
formation. ct oil statlo"s.
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY Will call for and
check baggage fom hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
6elp DantsO.

A GENTS WANTED everywhere sell our elegant cam
"A paign buttons, badge and novelties, descIip'N az,
lar on sppcatiOn sample OUTFIT, IL i've aPeiiss Ne
money. Addr IS BALDWIN & trLfASo" SO'ii N'' >
IS Keade-st., n. Y.
A GENTS WANTED-rhe latest Campaign Dut ttma
n ''isecp ocit," and Tariff Reform" WIN the .N"""
coors. send loo for samples Of each ana prTrs
TUOS JAY GLEASON, IL lhDeiIy-st
1 GENTS.-S-l made last week b. one agent selling our
n new cutlery Spocaltv Address or call after p H.
CLAUS> SHEAR CO, 100 ChanOels-ee
r OMPErENT SrENOGRAPHERS IL, - ,,,o,,
can register nomr and qualifications with our Employ
ent Department and directed positions no cha &c
IN eithe. party. WYCKOFF SEAMANS & BENEDliI,
3o7 Brordway, " y
4 AIDES WITH MEDICAL EDUCATION. or trained
L. 10 resorts during August
introduce Phenyln Antsopdc standard tremrasons
and Pharmaceutical Sp'caltics exclusively LOT women!
Those only competent address by ltt'r PlltN
LIN PIIARMACAI. COMPANY, % Spring y. y
e. TO 80 day hone. selling Lightning PaFf
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