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Notice.

Charles II. Hops, Sarah Hoppe. L.. W. Tul.
ieys, trustee, ana Burnham lulleys & Co., de-
lshdant', Will take Notice that on The 10Th day
OF august, 1893; James y; brown, Trustee.
plaintin herein. nlsd his petition IN the district
court OF Webster county. Nebraska, a"ninst
me aDo,s nGmed defendants, the object and
prayer of which Is 10 !olcclose n certain mort.
gage executed by Lewis T.. lluinmcl and Heiis
linininel, hi, wife. 10 Tho said l.. W. Tulleys,
lrust'e, upon the southeast quarter OF section
twchiy.iour C2D In township one % norih, I'm
ranSr. Twelve ll2) north OF the sixth y. m, In
webster county, Nchrask B to secure the pay.
meat u y certain promiSSury nOts dated June
ISL, M, lor tHr sum ~ Slino, and interest cnll-
p6hs tlc'etO attached, duo and PAYABLE In Ave
YEATS from date thereof.
That s.id tote ANA coupons and mortgage are
now pa'tdu'.
INA said land has been conveyed to the Dc,
len.lIt chlrles y, Hoppe. who assumed ard
agreed 10 pa, said mo- fgagc. Plaintin prays
ior n decree of orc!oSLiro aud that said prem
lNes nhy b. sold to sntiSfy the amount due.
You are lcquircd To answer said pcttion on
or before Monday the 2rday of October, 1898.
Dated August, II, 1893,
JANIS n, BHowN, trustee. plaintiff.
Dy n. d. M~CCANDIEss hi attorney.
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A Leader.

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly IN popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and alter.
atives-containing nothing which per-
mits it's use as a beverage or intoxicant.
1t is recognized as the best and purcst
medicine for all ailments OF stomach,
liver, or kidneys. 1t will cure sick head
ache, indigestion, constipation, and drive
malaria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with each bottle or the money
will be refunded. Prico only 5Oc per
bottle. Sold by G. L.. Getting.
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Probate Notice.

SKATE OF H~EBRaSKAl
Webster County
In the matter OF the estate OF ID. G.. smelser
TO al persons Interested in the estate OF d.. G..
yen are hereby notified that on the eth day
OF Angus, 1893, Anna r.. smclsrr administra-
,,,lN OF said estate Med her verified petition In
hsking Tor a lllnl settlement. for the allowance
o. me account hie.t n said county court on tho
ON uty ol august, isa,j, and for a discharge as
You are further notified that the hearing ON
SAID petition will 6e had in tho county court
room oil sail county on the Goth day OF Septera-
JAMES DUFFY, County Judge.
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In Memory Oi Baby Leon.

Died September Sth, 1893. aged eight
months. and nine days; Icon, adopted
child Of Patrick and Lizzie Gilroy. He
was a sweet, lovable baby, and leaves an
aching void in the hearts OF his foster
parents which time alone can fill. Little
Leon was deserted by those who had the
nearest and best right to love and cher.
ish him. God pity the hard heart of the
mother that can desert her own child.
But there was ono woman whose arms
were empty but whose heart was filled
with the sacred motherly love, willing to
take the helpless baby to her home and
give him all the care and mothers love
that babies need and well has she full.
filed her trust. Little Leon is gone but
she will have the blessed memory of the
sweet baby face and the clinging baby
arms and her life will be broader and
better for it. Her reward will be great
Tor did not Christ say In as much as ye
did it unto the least OF these we have
done it unto me-" Mr.. and Mrs, Gilroy
have the sympathy Of their many friends.
So much to lose. so mich to miss,
So much to grieve for day by day.
The clinging arms, the good night Kiss,
The toys to put away.
The gladstone light from baby eyes.
The bOny head with silken hair.
lie eager listening for his cries,
The baby griefs to share.
The dainty garments wrought with care.
Through nappy hours. for loves sweet sake
Are laid aside for one more fair
Than mothers hands can mako.
How could We bear this heavy cross,
The loneliness, the cruel pain,
Did we not know our earthly loss
IL his eternal gain.
For ere the touch Of sin could light
Or sorrows shadow cloud his way
God kindly took him from carth's night
To Heavens eternal day,
A FRIEND.
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Farm Loars
At
Less
THAR
7
Per cent,
r, a Simpson,
Blue Hill Neb.
Notice to

Notice is hereby given that / will
examine all persons who may desire
to offer themselves AS candidates for
teachers ofthe public schools Of this
county, at Red Cloud on tho third
Saturday Of each month.
Special examinations will be held
on the Friday proceeding the Sd Sat.
urday Of each month.
The standing required for I'd and
Sd grade certificates is the same-no
grade below 20 per cent, average so
per cent; for first grade certificate
no grade below 80 per cent, average
80 per cent. in oil branches required
by law.
d. NJ. HUNTER. County Supt.
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For Sale.

A Webeter county farm, OF lG0 acres,
with well finished frame house, stable,
100 acres fenced in to pasture, over 80
head OF cattle, over 40 hogs, over 800
bushsls Of corn; offer all for a short time
for the small sum OF S2,lOO. A good
prairie farm OF leo acres with no i'm
provements, price $1,000. 80 acres in
Jewel county. Kansas, sl,lOO. 80 acres
in Jewel county Kansas, Sl,3O0. I'm.
proved Webster county farm Of 100 acres,
price S2,OO0,-GEoRGE q. iEIsER, agt,
Red Cloud, Neb.
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Lumber cheap For Cash.

Look at these prices and compare
them with prices other dealers sell for.
No. 2x4 2yG 2xS $3.50 per 1000 It.
No. l Ship lap 1850 4"
No. Grooved RooiinglS.OO
No. Fencing 1900
Best Red Cedar Shingles 30
Sash doors at about one half the price
charged by some dealers.
a liberal discount made on large bills,
We will save you money IL you will get
our prices before buying. Our stock is
all No. l.--TRADERs' LUMBER Co.
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Robert Banks runs in connection
with his hotel a first class livery barn.
Bob is a %joyial fellow and the cmolu.
mcnts he reaps from both enterprises
arc highly satisfactory.
J.L. Wilson, the city barber, is To-
Gated between the Franklin house and
the Banks house. He 10 an excellent
tonsorial artist and is rcmunerated by
a good patronage.
There arc two blacksmith shops in
RlvertoD, one belonging to Arthur
Knox, aud the other to j. p. Oulson.
Both seem to be busy all the time.
One Of the largest dry goods stores
in the county is owned and controlled
by A. l.. Gray. 1t is known as the
"New York Cash Store" Mr.. Gray
carries q monstrous stock Of every
thing in the line Of dry goods, boots,
shoes, &c. 1t 10 said he has a heavy
trade and his prices arc so low, one can
do no better any where.
THERE is one lunch counter and gen.
eral confectionery store in town, where
the hungry may feed at any time. Its
owner and manager is james Wood,
who says business is as good as ever
and slightly on the increase.
Ed. Fuller is city marshalle and finds
a place for any disordcrly character
who may come to town. He has
proved to be a very efficient officer.
The above list Of firms concludes q
description Of the most important
business enterprises in the city with
possibly the omission Of some features
Of minor Importance. Riverton has
many people who are rich and %afiuent
and most all have established palatia,
homes where they will probably reside
as long as they live. We noticed the
residence Of Mr.. Beck in the south
part OF town and unhesitatiugly pro
nouuce it one of the incest in thu
country.
Riverton has a weekly newspaper
called the Franklin County Guard
edited and published by Mr.. Daggctt
!, While there We called on Bro. Dagget'
, and his assistant and found them to b.
very affable and courteous gentlemen
Some Of the most opulent citizens in
the state live in and around Rivertor
among them arc Gus Pomery, Eija
Eaton, Hugh Cnller, A.. 7. Walker, S
j. Taylor, Andrew Leonard, JOSEPH
: Elliott, Andrew liackett, G. e. Good
: ing, ID. NJ. Want, Gus Eli, B
. Reams, Rob't. Cummings, Isaac Shep
ardson, II. Hinkins, James Brown an,
ID. Fuller. Riverton has every indica
= ton Of a confluence Of the success
? that has characterized it for the few
years past, and THE CHIEF shakes
E friendly hand with her sister city wish
ing her health, wealth, and prosperity
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Bucklcn's Arnica Salyc.

Tho best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt rheum, feve
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or monev refunded. Price % cents pc,
box. For sale by Getting II
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Hay: Hay

Bids will be received ut the Red Cloud
Marble Works for 80 IONS OF first class
prairie hay, to be delivered ut Red Cloud
all properly stacked and weighted. Hay
to stand in the stack 30 days before it is
measured. 8 cubic feet to constitute a
ton.
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or Course its u BARGAIN.

paid Sl,lOG.O0 cash fol the Shirey
property and now offer the same for 81
10000. $l,7O6.00 cash and S9i. 90 Omar.
GIN on or before II months, at 7 per cent
This property would be cheap at $1,000.
in good times.-JoHN Nj. CHAFFIN,
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A. IL. e..

Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption
result from a neglected cough or cold.
Don't neglect but cure promptly with 4
lew doses of Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup
Sold by Deyo a. Grice.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castorie.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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Tic Army lSlll

Is not the n that worries us but tn,
doctors bill. Keep q supply of Beggs
Family Medicines on hind and reduc,
your doctors bills 95 per cent Sold b,
Deyo l. Grice.
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A New ,vOkc

On the liver. When it is out of order
and you feel blue, try a few doses of
Beggs' Little Giant Pills. Your liver will
appreciate the joke. So will you. For
sale by Deyo & Grice.
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A lsuZZlG

To many ladies is how to keep their
hair in curl on rainy days. The solution
IL easy. Ask Deyo a. Grice for Nonpar.
ell Hair curler and the puzzle will be
solved.
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II tho hair has fallen out, leaving the
head bald, il the scalp is not shiny, there
is a chance Of regaining the hair by us.
ing Halls Hair Remover.
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Suffers from dyspepsia have only them.
selves to blame il they fail to test the
wonderful curative qualities of Ayers
sarsaparilla. In purifying the blood
this medicine strengthens every organ OF
the body, and even the most abused
stomach is soon restored to healthy 40.
ton.
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First Class Boarding

Mr.. S. Bayles wishes to announce to
the public that he is prepared to take
boarders at $3.50 per week, sleeping
included. Apply at Attn Avenue
Hotel.
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COnl, Flour and Feed,

Don't you forget hat l.. p. Al.
3 ght sells more coal, flour or feed fol
III than any one. See him.
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DON'T forget it, that Morhart wants
all OF the old rags he can buy, from
this ON. Don't forget it and sell them
to him.
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ClIAS. SCIlAEFNIT.
Agency Fire, Lightning and Tor
N0dO Insurancc.

Written in the best and oldest com
panies, at lowest rates. Call and see mt
Office over post office, Red Cloud, Neb
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City Cab Line.

b. r. Hart proprietor, Run to all trains
and to all parts Of city. Terms very
reasonable.
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Persons troubled with chronic diar.
rh9a should try Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhG Remedy. Many
cases have been cured by it after all else
had failed and skilled physicians were
powerless. For sale by Deyo g. Grice.
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Those Wonderful Giants #
TANunl

II you wish to see them call on Deyo
Grlce and ask for BegSs Little Gial
Pills. Every bottle guaranteed.
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When in Riverton be sure and stop al
the Banks house. s1.00 per day. Liv.
cry in connection. BY far the most pleas.
ant place in Riverton.
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CHURCHES.

CHRISTIAN Church-Services SUNDAY at 10 80
- q M and 1880 y m: SUNDAY school Mt IL noon
y PSI L at q 80 i m and Y Z s EJuniors at
CONGREGATIONAL Clmrch-Services at 10:
" 30 I'm, and 1870 u M: sunday school nj II 80
u m, y T. at . 80 y IN and Y i ) L Jun
lors at 4 y m.
METHODIST Church-Seryice at 10 80 a, m.
AVA and Z $50 y, M. Epworth League at q 80 D.
m. Sunday School at II 80 y. m.
EPISCOPAL Church Services every two
- weeks. by appointment.
LUTHERAN Church-Eyery third Sunday
- morning ut 10 o'clock.
(,ArHOL!CC hurch-Seryices by appointment.
RAPT1St Church-No regular services, sun.
- day school (regulaT) at noon. Il Y Z u ut
$50 p m.
CHAPEl-ounday school AT 5 y IN every sun
~ day.
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SOCIETIES.


A o W-Each alternate Tuesday evening.
REN Adhem Lodge No lsG; 10 . Fevery Mon.
:, day night.
CtALANTHE Lodge No 20, knights OF Pythias
Thnrsday evening.
r Ed Cloud Lodge No COS, Modern Woodmen
~ oil America. alternate Wednesday evening
VALLEY Lodge No 3, Fratcrnal Order Of Pro-
%toctOrs, first and third Monday Of each
month.
EHARITY Lodge No 81 A + and A n each
" FRIDAY evening on or before the full moon.
- ED Cloud Chapter No 10. X A NJ alternate
~ Thursday evening.
CYRENE Conmandery No IA alternate Thurs.
cHARlTY Chapter Eastern Star No ~ alter
~ nate Tuesday evening.
GARFIELD Post No so G A X Monday even.
~ ing on or before the full moon.
GARFIELD W &c No Il meets alternate Sat
~ lrday afternoon.
MARY Si,ERS MCHENRY Tent No II Daught-
w ers of Veterans Monday evening.
II $ KALEY Camp No %, $ Of v Tuesday eve.
>. ming.
SHERMAN Circle No 3, ladies OF the q A X
- first and Third saturday evening.
u ED CLOUD Council No IA LoyalMystic Leg.
~ lon OF America first and third Friday eve->
ming.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

tDr Nj II ShrRillCE hcr-e. harness. top
h.'ln"ss wagon Nturr, 1874 ls' ave. cor, i!d -.
BIG BAY. sound trucN horse, SGj. IT.. hi trurA
au hstn-E-. two hu~In-,s horses. $50, ~ :, top
rt"''fN wagon, great bargains, TO- Ii eman Il 4.
bt"ruroln'.
BUSINESS WAGONS ~ new wagon, $40 o..
sluO, AL stNle,t tgliv warranted, ~ sccou +.
maud, No, rtu, wagons taeen ~ eIcnAngr.
WARRINGTON A'DN tO..t1l ashlugtop 81.
FOR SALE he ia'EeN stock at hrst-riasS
mAtUhs ell carriage b rs"s in tho CITY constantly
on hanH 'e'eIal ltauttIul pair, Of the maxine
type, VT eIi'a high knee action. IN all rourt aud
sizes $50 uOtters aud slugle hrIvtrs. TIA, given
Anf S-t~rlnAtE ln'prctI j, |. GIBSON, Stshlss
~, ~ 80, 2!5'wet Slst It New York city
FOR SALt-RAndsome hhS saGn- pony IA
hand; has AZ gsits. gentle, hat SPIRITED
IRlMBi-ES > TABLES, IA West 59d II.
FOR SALE Horse, e,rrI,gc and harness $50
also pony car and h4rGers $50, 3jB " iDth st.
one TEAM OF gray h0r,oS have no work for the n.
S,AIiiE. Az rat G"th 81
TEAM ofby coh' vetg handsome, WI, he sAcr,.
need. a. osIddio pony not nee led VeTy cheap.
{. j. BARRON, B Brrisy at, upstairs,
$3.50 CANH-Nsr' handsome, complete turnout;
brown rosl horse, 49, hsnis nlgh, warranted
sound, gentle ueATy new TluAholt. harness.
whips, tc. worth double.
ASSIGNEE boz !s7 World uptown.
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.
l6c. a line. LIST insertion.
i3c. per line, ID insertion.
nc. per line, Sd and subse
quent insertions.

quent insertions.
BAsrEkS First.clas basters aud operators on
hue vests. l.. Str-mel bis East 18Th st
bookkEEpER Wanted, STEADY Young yirl as
ave from to j y. ~.
CASHIERS Several experienced cashiers rrsuI-
'ns In the ncisGborhoud. Apply aftrr =?
Ja-s-rs, Madison ave amt ltth ST
CilAMBEKMAIp omprtent tnxlish or G-rnau
ETl with good reference TO do light chamber
s"Ik able to wash aud iron nea, and obl!vn., caa
ChAMBERMAlD- German or swedish girl for
chamb-rsork ana plain waiting. 226 W. 3Sth ST
CliAMBERrAlD = Wanted. chsmbermaid aud
Waitress with reference. Apply at l5l Fast
CHAMBERMAiDS, mattresses, SIS; COOKS,
MI, Ggt,ss ,srm s 69sGsswor.s1;
HAMBERMAID-Girl wanted as chamberraid
and waitress, must have good personal refer
enoes from last place. Apply to-day, 49,, Madison
ave. near ll'lh ST.
CuAMBaRMAlD-Giri Tor upstaIr, wors. to assist
with rs;nIns and ilon'ne AMI make herself use
ful. 3as West o5th st.
CHAMBERMAlDs % Young cooks. 10 laundresses,
- Mattresses, nurses 80 cocks who wash and
iron number servants want.i; all capacities.
Mrs l.. Scelvs Employment Bureau, 6S West I'D
St no branch once
AMbERMAlD--rI perienced chsmbsrmAid nd
tram- CIV Park,
'ouK-Two girls one plain cook and assist
with Washing other chambermaid and waitress !,
three In family good wages: reference 30 West
18th VI,
, CuOK-wanted. good cook and laundress. Ap.
ply - West l29th 1T
co IN -Good 'ook wanted to b nE an 4 ir III
iuE IN private family reference required l67
East 18th 81.
COOK Softer young Woman tn COOK Tor small
board Ing house. Jlj West 4Sth 81
| COOKS, Protestant lAdy's maid, waitress 500;
an. '1 rSssm %'' s,s1 90 p,.nsh pso,t,
Bureau, eu2 eth ave, 35tht.
| COOK -Comp.,ent woman With r.f.,.nc.. a
cook. wash and iron In house. Apply l04 East
, 29th st
COOk-Two young girls. cook, lAundrsis and
chAmbermAio. waitress, to do entIrs work 81 pTi-
yste iEmily, city reference required. III West
! iOth 81.
| COOK Good cook TO assist with washingI anal
private family; call after 10, reference. lt7
West 7othst
| COOk-RespeetAble woma. as restaurant cook
quiek Oh orders also dishwAshcr. llbt LIST ave.
COOK Tor boarding house: Protestant preferred
| Call before o'clJck IFS Washington place,
| C0OK--ferman Riri: plain cook; 10 assist with
washing and ironing; Ns to Sis, s37 ID ave
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Colleges, Schools, &c.
COLum COLLEGE

EXAMINATIONS will be held as follows
SCHOOL OF ARTS. for entrance and for den.
Client students. sept. 90 1T.
SCHOOL OF LAW. for entrance Sept ao-27;
for deficient students and for advanced standing,
Sept. o7--JO.
COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS AND SUR.
GEONS. for entrance (Regonts' eIsmiuationO
Sept. 2G-2s.
SCHOOL OF MINES, for entrance and for den
cisnt students, Sept. 600.
INTERPOLATION and Registration Day for
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. SCHOOL
OF PHILOSOPHY and
SCHOOL OF PURE SCIENCE, sept. IT.
The Treasurer will DO At tho College Buildings,
10Th st. and Madison avs. Sept ~. to receive
mariculat,on and tuition fec, for all departments
except the College OF Physicians. and Surgeons.
On the same day fees for the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons will be received at 43T West b9th st.
The ACADEMIC YEAR will begin in all tho
Schools and Departments on MONDAY. Dot. ?, 81
0. 10 A. NJ '.-...
SETH Low, III. D.. President
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hAsRkoL gK INslIrUrE. .Ier,,y %. 81. :

hASBkOl TX lNSLiTuFt, Jersey titS. Nj.
CurnsT Crescent and liATrison Ayss
AND GIRLS DAY SCHOOL kindergarten, pr.
mary, intermediate aud advanced cpurse,, MT, Tor
college, business and the profes tiouA schools al.
and muse schools competent teic lers o all d.
psItIleuts, mhgnInUent new Duliilpv Oh rignily
location, constructed On tns REST sanitary priucs-
plea and generously equipped patroniEsd ~ tins
people of jersey CitI, New lork, Br oAiyn and all
suburban town, On railroads leading to JepcJ
CTS aud HobOkep. CAtA ogues on app icAtton,
nl..,,s.. CHARLES 4. SIIMEIS,
p''es'os' HORACE 4. WATT
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, sALESsN---A H. KING Co. SGT Brosdvay.
| want 'st-class clothing saiesmcn none but ex-
' perIpnr men need apply.
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SALEsEN-Wanted, two frst-class carpet sales
men must know their business from to y:
wages!j weekly. II. V. Monahan. 9TH ave-. 18th
tn lltkt.. HrOOklNn.
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Loans.

one Ti1np, s5,. pr me 4, Second Time, go
per ibr: Ihnd ana SubseqUe I T,Hes, zoe
me, Idip ana .SiUiiOg.
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SALESAN for art novelties; must be a hustler:
traveat his own expense: will pay large COM
mission Address, with particulars, ]. S.. 1898
Cd aye World
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SAwyRS-wanted. iig-sawyers on letters and
ligh work: young men preferred. Dorr. II
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lestuns, Ilhno, ' lullh, Flute, RAulU,
MG4LoNu, Singing. AZ WAINoN'N, 80 West
ihI.t lNiS Hud g- tsman i-a"h-,s, tucuIArs
QLNll NUItBr, nando ~ AugIt, ~ course
pRVJJ private lessons, enc IlaIs. LENEkr 4
\ohr JI sd ave-. between sam and 55th ITS.
BANJO, mandolin, llg and cog dancing school /;
rircuiArs mailed u Eoxan, ib 81 ave, ueAr Wh.
BANJO, unaudonn; urNst- less ms, terms m"d-r
rToi.sS,E ware Turunr, 81 Sd ave.
BANjp, Nbl,n, rGtiar, mandolIn -chnol} isdies
Taught priyAtslN, 50 ruursn, Instruments FUR
ni,hed, Horton, l5I West nd ST.
BANjO manGoliu school l.dl-s aud xsutl-me N
Taught privately, stage dancing. Edward Dob
500. 1899 Broa iwhy, opposite Casino.
BANJO, guitAr and mandolin, private lessons; SIS
"pHtss, circulars Teacher, hui -. I15 80 ave
BOAEplNG.sCuOOl. for 10 boys. Sed BanA
M q. W. STARR. A NJ. runcIpA'.
srt NoGRAPnY Ann TYPEwRIiIN,, nglI,u
LAuu, french, Germsu aud spanish. Stenog.
rApher'- Buslurss to'legt, 81 West !Stn ST.
SrESOGRAPnN aud Typrwritin, school,
slG broadway. n. Y. . ws'N. CNll or write.
PREACH ACoprMf Prot Berg-r. of Pans, $50
BTuSiAay, New York fr-uen Instruction. Goa.
veT alton sspeclaliyi nonaSmert IN advance tt a
io's french tonyersations, 80 Cents, Stamps;
mlled postpaid.
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Observation-Disclosures statesmen wanted to soil
gold a fountain pens for the oldest gold pen
house totntioners, jewellers and drug trade from
pocket nples; great sale for our fountain pens
at aboutaif price: liberal commission only first
class m, having good references, wanted. John
Enlsy Ihufncturer. lS2 RrOadway.
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o k NJ snd The WrI"o
Worlds Broklyno
nc hee offices
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STBl. .MAN-Wanted. married man with small
fnlv as stablsman whD Is thoroughly Ac-
aunted with horses md a goo washer, to live on
theremises. in the city must be reliable. steady
ma Bring References hsforo IL A. M, 6l3 Mad
hhth
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SAIESM A.,Establishad firm opening branch
want an iustrious young man 10 train for out
door work; .lary or commission Apply to Sign
Writer, seth ave.
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Q SAIESMA>-Soung, energetic salesman wanted.
| Address letter only, Manufacturer, 1856 East
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19

! SAIEsME-Two live energetic men, fine sd-
: dress: sd salaries: real estate. experienced
nref,-r,d so World Building.
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Business Opportunities.

AN INVENTOR wishr. to mo Ia Nv ar RentienN
Of means VII 'wi-h-i 10 advance sri"n"" 4" TUT
a. air.ship nave ul-n that viii navigate tn
air. plaza viii u" .hnsu To ptOp'r persons VITO cAi
furnish n."Ahs for building the SANE. Address
INVENTOR. but u { Nurld,
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Statesmen toell the best suburban property in
the ,narxct H. property - IN tho VILLAGE OF
Jamaica: railrd station three block, rom prop
from last NeIork, Toe. vii! give liberal induce
ments 10 firs-Ass mem u VIII paw YOU 70 inyestt,
gate; call At o,e on property get on at 20 hull
Park station. Amaica Heights improvement Co..
or ll24 Myrt ave. near Broadway. Brooklyn.
SALESMAN-A'erted. a shoe salesman. Apply ID
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SOIsITORs-Wanted, a few good solicitors. male
a! female. in New York city, Brooklyn, Jersey
Cit and Newark to take orders for co-opera-
tiwcompany; must be hustlers: big money TO
rig parties: best of references security
nnid. Address Metals. box 40t World.