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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-10
A SAD MISTAKE.
It Did Not Matter, However. as no. One
Knew OF 1t.

It Did Not Matter, However, as no. One
Knew OF 1t.
Mrs Foster was from New England.
and regarded life very seriously,
never shrinking or turning back from
the path of duty which lay before
her. but she never realized that
French was at all necessary until she
visited Paris. Then she had to rely
on a phrase book, which relieved her
mind of all care, but greatly exer-
cised the mental powers of the ma
tives with whom she came in con-
tact Harper's Magazine relates
that her nephew who was studying
art in the French capital, secured for
her an invitation to a reception given
by a famous French artist Mrs.
Foster went accompanied by her
nephew (and the phrase-book). She
thought she knew just where to open
it and read her lines She was intro
duced in French to- the artist. He
spoke in French. her nephew replied
in French until the dear old lady got
bewildered. But she felt that she
must say something, so she opened
the inevitable book and read off the
first sentence that met her eye, CIV
ing it the true New Hamshire twanS
The artist smiled sweetly, but as Mrs
Foster saw the translation in italics
after the sentence she nearly tainted.
AS her nephew lead her away, how
ever, he congratulated her upon her
introduction and her knowledge OF
the language.
but, Henry" cried his Mortified
aunt, Ibid you hear what l said? L
asked him how soon we could get
something to eat-that's what asked
| him-in French"
Her nephew smiled; he would have
liked to laugh. ''Ohr' he replied.
..did you? Well. auntie. it doesn't
matter, for he asked me what On
thunder you said, and ! told him
didn't know"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-10
FUSILADE OF FUN.

Ethel could have 1o-ed Harold
Vincent but for one thing. Yvonne-
What was that? Ethel was en-
gagged to him.
Mrs. jay under. and that rich
American girl marle4d one of the
landed gentry of England. Mr.. Jay
He was, when she landed him
Anxious Wife-John has terrible
toothache What would you advise
me to do? Mrs. Longwed-Take tho
baby and go for days visit to your
mother.
Il don't see what reason you have
for calling Timmins shylock." BE
cause he is bald" "Well?" eff he is
bald his locks are shy, aren't they?
How stupid you are.''
MARY, do you think the work too
hard for you he 'e?" Mary-No. ma'am
Then why are you lcaving?" Mary
It's the style of hats you buy, na'am;
/ don't look we'll in none of 'cIn.
Have Stanleys moved into their
new house yet?" mo. They ar
waiting until rooms can be s.Aded."
Rooms? What do you me Hn?'
w ell, MS WlLG QEcW Vic pldAS q AN0
didn't have anything but closets"
"How-aw- how do they determine
the depths of the watah in the sea?"
asked Chollv. by sound" replied
the nautical man abruptly. And
Cholly was SO surprised that he hadn't
the heart to ask any more questions.
Boston Journalist-Young man, this
may do for New York, but we don't
Tom, Dick and Harry people in this
town. yt-But-Boston Jonr-
nalist-There is no but about it; you
will have to change the proof to read:
"Uncle Samuel and John Frost
Minister-So you don't believe the
story about the loaves and fishes.
BobbvP Bobby-N-no, sir. Minister
My little boy believes it. Bobby
Yes, your little boy has been going to
Sunday school longer than l. He's
had more practice in those things than
have.
Mandy-Here, Josiah, is drug
store; now let us go in an get them
souvenir spoons we've read so much
about Joniak-Gracious. Mandy. you
won't find 'em hero. win yon? Mandy
Josiah. know what I'm a-doin.
Didn't see in q paper that they wsf
. daBg In the market?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-10
Valuable Cat.

4 cat known as "Bill' was the
means of saving a whole family at
Burlington. N. J. Early in the morn
ing fire broke out in tie residence
of his master, NJ A. Garrison, while
everyone save bill" was asleep.
Bill" seeing the flames and think
ing something wrong, went to the
door of his masters room and began
singing This of course awoke Mr..
Garrison, who, seeing that flames had
enveloped the house, quick alarmed
his family and they all escaped in
safety. In consideration of "Bilrs''
heroism the neighbors have chained
up all their bootjacks and hereafter
Bill" can ''meaow" in perfect peace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-10

the crew. We lowered boats and
took the entire ships company on
beard. As We had not provided for
so large q compsny ! made haste to
land my passengers as soon as possi-
BILE. For this service was presented
with q gold medal by the British ad-
miralty, with a medal by the United
States congress. and the passengers
whom rescued gave ME a beautiful
silver dinner service. now in my pos
session -
Such Is the story of the man who
has partly explored the Sargasso Sea
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-10
Wonderful rhinness of Veneer.

Few people have an idea how thin
a sheet of veneer may be cut with
the aid of improved machinery.
There is a firm in Paris which makes
d business Of cutting veneers, and to
such perfection have they brought it
that from a inglc tusk thirty inches
long they will cut a sheet of ivory
$50 inches long and twenty inches
wide. Some of the sheets of rose
wood and mahogany are only about a
fiftieth of an inch in thickness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-10
rerused one.nalf saillion.

CuIcAGo, Nov. 6.-The makers ak
No-To- -Bac. the guaranteed tobacco
habit cure, lately refused a syndicate
offer of one-hah million for their busi-
ness. No-To-Bac is an absolute
guaranteed cure for chewing, snuff
dipping and cigarette smoking. 1t is
sold by nearly all the druggists in this
country and Canada. Made by the
Sterling Remedy company, box IS, In
diana Mineral Springs, Ind. Chicago
Office 45 Randolph street. They PRINT
a book, called Don't Tobacco Spit and
smoke Your Life Away" Every
tobacco user should read it and they
mail it for the asking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-28
WEST Shore RAILROAD.

WORLDS FAIR ROT Nd TRIP TIChEIS'
GOOD UNTIL NOV. 10. S2~.W
*. \. G. & IL. Il. X. IL CO... Lf-SsEi.J .
Trains leave Nr-t i2G-,t. station, NcY OK a. ro
love-. aud minutes earlier FROM foot Franz .. St
800 A. M.-Daly To Sr-pfn~on bridge except
Sunday- wo.. 81 Coeyman- JGuctiOn.
1:JO A.. N.-Da4y local Ia Albany aud saratoga. Paf-
cor b Albany Sundays only.
1910 A. M.-DaiIy for Ahahy Utica, Syfscu-c, hoch.
e,tcr. Bliao. Nlagar. FAILS De;ion Chicago eN'eit
SATURDAY. Tor Toronto. . .
11.1j A. VI. Di!iy. except sunday. q Ca,.sl Noun
e. M Nes-I'altI. Like Mohouk ami NInnrn a-rI.
albany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lax" George. Paflor
IN Rnomyille. Saratoga and Caldwell.
400 y. M.-Daily. except Sunday. for CstskIl Noun.
tau- and Alisny.
Ak r. M-Daiiv Tor Albany. Montreal Utica. svracu-e
- Fochcster Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detrot.
6,so p VI. pally eNcept SUNDAY for Nemburg Albany.
Sayatoza ard Montreal. Por,r caI 20 kins,ton.
sI5 r. N.-Daly for Albany. Ics. syracuse, Roehest"
Buffalo Niagara fs., Toronto, Detroit Cleveland and
Chicago. ~
Hav~fstray Locals ;Oo m as - :35. IS D. n.
Sevhurr 10 . %, 10 10 i 10. 30 o 10,
wagner Sleeping .esr- for Aib.nv. utiea syracuse,
Rochester guralo Niagara fa Toronto. Detroit. Clcvs
End and Chicago all through trains.
For tickets tine tables, psror AID -!ccpincear sccoH
uodstors or Information. apply onr"~ RfoDkls. 1913
726 FIlton-st. Annex Office. forj f1fon
ST New YORK City, 1lS .9i $s3. .eS and o'2 Bod
nav Bowery. 81 East 14th-st. - West i23h A..
and at stations. { /. LAMBETH.
General Passenger Agent.
NaudcEbiltavc.. NcN.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-28
LENlGM VALLEY r. R.

Passenger trains leave foot Of Liber''-S''
As FOLLOMS
700 A. NJ. daily Tor MXrcm CHUNK and inter-
S.I5 A. VI daily for GENEVA, ROC iiI'SThR
ri FTAIO and the West. rOTTSNlLLE ana pm. liti
ioal points chair 10 Wikesbaric. Pullman osI I"
Buffalo. . e..s~ TO n rXTox and
ny Iti3O 4. Vi. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
BtfFHL0 XIAGAEA FALLS ana al point, W. w.
sleeper TO Chicago Via Suspension Btise connections iC
1886 p vi. dany except sgneay y. for LMIRA and
ali Intermediate stations; connecting lor fotl@e
:,,a5 p. NJ. daily, except sunday, Tor ~ NklAN-
wikesbarre conn,c", i1r .Nccpt SUNDAY for
sttiisYT Tu PPIIAINTIfLD and int"nrdste stat
SSIi Vi. daily. except sunday. lof MAUCh
or XIX ,.d Intermediate stations char car 10 Eaton
.on - NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
Cd ali rcnts West; Pullman sleercf> 10 '"casO, wa
T Rnr d And Suspension Bridge connections for Read
D 500 Spu ,. VI daily for ITHACA GENEyA E9cMTS
TIL Pl'FTAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. ana an point,
W.. Pullman BUFFET sleepe TO Chicago. via Suspension
iiSi,IoHai sunday trains 1880 4 ~ FOR Nag .,i
chunk and Intermediate stations. connections for fott9
ye 20 P NJ tor Eson and n,Srns.,st i-' ,,,r
Ganeral Eastern once 235 Broiq"aF New D Oh ivy,
The Sew.York Transfer Company VIZ cea5 Tor s and
oh,c hacsace from hotel r. dane through ~ urs
tination. rrr, a. .i..sn, G,uu pas Agent
Gent Supt. Eastern DIV
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Proposals.
\ID\EME\T.

~ovA SOLDIERS MONUMENT
yC"N, .nns,I. are invited TO- the building OF the
SeaIea pa sailors Monument TO he eFectei by the
bodc" 80, Ia The city Of pc~ MOI g., III dccofo."ee
with me a. r. ~, Nanumcnt complete IN oil its parts
rIOpnis tor the ischtcctuial work conp.r%.
iIofossis Tor the Work complete eHu plteu'
fi" s,a,lne- Of Monument ana spcih'ati ~ o'
Scae ~" 80 done NAV thc oficc VI Martin
the p,,,dwav New AT Che Granite ltil,
Hus 49, "rre IG6 De,en>hrf street Bo>ton. ana
Wy oa"c of the Monument News. 35' DeaiO"ih s.'e"
chi a:o' chi,ec,ural portion OF the work VIII De o.
A"' - mo aud "A lOf'lln u lhe Ure'i"'''N
eranl' ~ ra NJ United Ststc- STANDARD bronze :,
"or sn.,, Tor the WOlk must DE- receives " ~, -;
I.chslu,n, Commi.sion Davenport. Iowa On OF Oelye
" November IA, 1898. ia order 10 is,eNe gun
sldsrau0 Successful bidder will he required 20 furnish "a
IN, mn not e,s than onefourth Of the amomt OF
bono ~ .rccmpanc1 at least three sur','~ NHes'
tsc re. s,bty must bo satriae tory to the hNe0
Pc 1o1miftee Of the Board .,s., ,h..k
EScY drawn to the order Of the Treasuier Of Iowa
oI ,tc bidder % fOif~lt 70 the St"tr ~,
wm," aNe., in the event G his failure or Icl"'' ~
%, into VITA the ho'iH ~ Nu'l 'h,uid
'"roro.al fe accepted. II ne closes thr r"hf', va
ne ,sU at once be returned a. VIII ll' thcN W
men s.sfui bdderr after the award hae Dc'l Ih .
Zine 70 enter into contract WITHIN vic I'M ~
WI. must be endorsed proposals :nr th' I"n"
..,ais,s ana sailors Monument; ana me $500
.S, nus, he prepared to furnish samples oi inc d""''
Vsu'' NTH he nrop1sc. " bsi the Monument 49,.
COPIES Of spcrihcluols VIII De m"''co u" 'Pf
" nv re psb 10 reject any aud al bids and TO ehoo'e
ee'wee" O'a0ers = '''' HORACE 1olEs,,
~ " Secretary.
Dos Moines, Iowa. Oct. 10. ls93
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RAILROADS..
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASh 40 ,n-ca
For Phi adepha week day. 100 8 90 y ,oO' ~ ~.
II 10 Dining Car \. NJ, 80 ~ u a.
100 Buffet Psrlor Cana 90 oCo "a tDinint rari
4. n. i:3S 3 80 Dining car, 200 0'oo T. VI" i-i'
Baltimore and wosngt9n wsS say o anq Slnas
$50 % p Ne Reb IL en- meatown M.uch Chunk &c.
Lof f%s'on, NJ / o. 80. As; 80 u Allen.
100 30 sunday. 81. 7 Is a. NJ l;oo' $50
p M a. wnkesbare ptt,on, and Scranton s;45 A. NJ,
% +. Sunday. 80 A NJ: , ,,oo .
3V ,,.as,nc at 1 90 90 So? 10 cO, ii 80 A. NJ.
az 20 90 3 80, 80 r. L. ~ h1ght, except
s,tnaay nj sht sundays 100 $50 ''So' o'oo l. NJ
l. For nRia.Our. 800 ssS a. M sS IKE sG
sunday, | 90 5 80 p NJ. ~ ~ 10 iish' ..o , II I'm
HOr rS Ss so at p NJ H. night except SATURDAY
nsS sundays 90 a. ana N II 2 ndiI' at co.
soo s s.,n,day night sundays. rs A. NJ 90 p NJ
l. For Foo sa Bank Long BIaaeh and points south to Pon
pleasant t' 30 s1j. II 80 A. NJ 80. 40, = Ky
nNS,y Us ocean Grove and Asbury Park soc
A. NJ. 400 P FOE LAKEWOOD.
rr,,inssa. Toms laver Earnesat PARK and barhcsat'
= F., AYs"ie City vnel'"d and nrdse'0n' 80 A. NJ
Monmouth neas9 s'aTeht and d HGha2d Reach
20 NJ 100 80 DO g ss = p 10 Monmouth
%, T ok Az s"' s4e S4 ITO $50 Brosdwsy s Si!h
~ 81 Columbus-ave.. NewYork Court,'t. $50 lu
~, Brooklyn es Broadway. Williamsburg Inc New
Vork Transfer Co will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence % destinatloh'
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\, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN 2. R.

rvcursion fiCkefe, NeW-YOrk 10 CbICHEO HHu
Return. &2s.OO.
Trains leave foot OF West 42dst a. follows ID MINUTES
es1iss HI ~ d. except sunday wa'sii valley
"a earSonSaie' Scranton. watoh Delhi Sidney Norwich
I'tica Rome, Oneida. Fulton, Cswego. ,
NJ lAxccpt SUNDAY, sullivan Co. Express
for Hslikil Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall
xasi.,hxn Ellenyilc Mountain Dals. Centrevlc Falls
Surs Huiie,vc Liberty Falls Liberty fahsVille. and
ILvin gston Manor. ...,,,. I'LL.
,:1J =. VI. idalIy) MddletoTn s9mm, r Fsis
snrs Liberty Li.nsas Mano R0ss-na' walton" S'a
"145 p VI. daily, Via Niagara fals Reclining chair
Pullman ,lcepes NcN.York TO chicago Arrives Detroit
a 40 n m Chicago : 80 a m, st. Louis, 100 D. n
~ rots and Pullman Accommodations AZ 81 nroadway
N.mvok Transfer Company calls for and cneeks baggage
10 destination. ..o,,,,~ .. u
81 Beaver ST.. New-fofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-28

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, FOR FOB
T SEM YoEK GEI6 nrIGr WILL III BE r,d Kt
va 4 door nostn Of. Thlr,y hIsi,~i. and ADVlR
Eehtnave. e. cor. Twenty d,ir,st l52 SiStlave.;
iSrn.r Tortvscvcnth. St l026 Thildave. Sixty
Grst.st 7os Tr.t-ave 100 West t,rysecondst 1872
Fourieett 257 Wet Forty. second-'t $50 Third
smst wei Nh And one hund ed I'd thirteenth
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 fast Onehundred-
.rd .yntvrfh.St: 2<3 Vest Oue.hun dred- andtwenty
aft.st and 800 West opehund edond forty fh-st. up
10 s a. m. at regular Office rates .
" D"nokIvn AZ 81 Courf-st sos De Kalb.ave geo
R.drori.aye up 10 p. m. az r'gular ONCE rates.
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felp nantsO.

=
AGENTs.--salary or Commission Tho
Patent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil.
sells on light. Works like magic. Agents
ate making from $500 TO sl21oo per
wees. Write the Monroe Eraser Mfg.
Co., hoN 700, La Crosse. Wis
WANTED. Lady or gentleman with
small capital - Likr charge OF branch oiicc
Addsc~s With stamp, ID. l.. CRAiNh'
Lockport, y. Y.
hoy OF sixteen. as hallbov, In private
hous". must hasr ONls rirnce. aud De
willing 10 maze himself u-rlul good roi"r-
en'r rrqu.rd. Addr.>, j. g.. IIibune
pt'wn Once. i..i2 Hioadway
WANttD-GLASsW oRKEcS.-A Few
more competent. >o.~r worNmcn VIII be-
siN~n emplo,uent az blowing pressing fin
ishihg and gttb'ring steady work AZ good
wases guaranteed to good men appli alton,
VIII BE- coi-'d red and acted on in the Cidor
W Nhich they arr i'c"lN i. and IN all ease,
should S'atr tie position applicant l. best
quaiih'd to l!l: ieicrrnres. etc. Apply
~ P,rson or bv letter at once. 10 any or
oil Of n, following. VIZ:
H. }. Rat'y. Srpt. tinted States Glass
b. G. Jcnk'ns. srrt. United states Ilass
Co. Gas City. Indiana.
Joseph Anderson Gru Mlnagrr United
states GAS Co. ri,' burg rcnna.
WANTED Agent, - take orders Tor
"N'Tlds Parliament II l.sligi0n-" the
greatest religion, work Of mod.tn lines.
Sal" promise, 10 equal Grants Memoirs
ard >ianley'- Work. !. A. NIL g. CO.,
Publishers. A East l+th-st., y. !.
Females.
HOME EMPLOYMENT good pay
given end 30 In stamp, FOR pattern
att = and Instructions: no cansa-.lng. va
have women .arnlug ~ wcekly WORDING
,or ~. PATTERN CO. O3J Shawmut ave
Boston.
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nEI.. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RR.
stations in New-YOrk foot OF Barclay anu
ChristOpher streets. .e
TRAINS. PULLMAN CoAChIS

Dilecl route NLwAAK MA RAJ. +
Jug Rag M.disos MOs,'ST Page rsic' iS
PfTcoNd. HseSsttItGSn sfHootEYhs NoUWW1 MAJ
GHP, sfRbyDsBT Re-, Pcsos: MGant.,'S sc Il.
b4NyiLI MONTH"; q MSatrGse niTn
GG sSWEn5. LfRluAff. 1%fSe ELTinA, tSHNiNG:
wwfhssTr' NSCRTHwEsT And soUThwEsT; ,-x
o.a~ III fFALO, UTICA and OSWEGO En-
~ Pullman Palace Cars. Connects Bunsie
Min Train for Chicago arriving IL 10 next morn.
in, .,,roy ,.,r c...
stations
''cMo, & fxF SaEsN1qPs paset anu n
AHA p. M.-SCR ANTON. WILKFsBARRE and PLYM.
gao j.. Vi. 1baiiSjc-BtFFAL0 LIMITED EXPRESS
400 p. VI. Daiy '.-BtffALO. UTICA and oswEGo
TTicKETS An D Fl LLMAH ACCoMMoDATIoNs at 70
Murrsvt and 429 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations
50 ard Sie Broadway; SO west l25h.. 2S5 Columbus
nv Nex.Ye,k: 333 Wsshinrtonst, 126 FNlton-st ana
70 Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full infor
navy 1s''o'r iXFRESs COMPANY will call for and
ehsck isggase hotel residence 10 destination.
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BALTIMORE d. OHIO II. II.

BALTIMORE WAsTINGTON CHICAGO. GIN
CINNATI ST LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST.
PrIJVtN CAR SERVICE on ALI TRAINS.
Leave New.Yerk foot Of Libertyst ,,,, ,,,ht
For CHICA8 IL 80 a. m. 80 = y: NJ, III "s""
For PIT rsBl RG - p, n. y y night
a. NJ, Dinns 81, 80. s;so p. M Dining Can . =
FOR NoRFotK BAY I'm" 80 ~ r., e. S snat, 81
r l4ih.. 400 Grand q. y. Y 344 Iolton.s' BROOK
ivn STAT On foot Of Llberty-,t., c. r.. r OF " j. 80
Jians,e. Co. Will call for aid check baggage
fron, hotei VI residence to destination
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furnished Rooms.


4cD.ST. 81 WLSr.-Ncsr l. station
and All surface ear. nicely furnished front
pdrior and bedroom running hot and cold
voter. gn-. bath. lire southern cAp"sur.
one night NJ: one fO three persons, break
fat II dr-ired terms moderate. Bell =.
TJTfi-ST., III WEST Elegantly fur.
nlshod large and small rooms NV house
every Improvement; seen any time, refer
cnces.
ADVERTISEMENTS AID srBSCRfP.
TIONS FOR THE NETWORK TRiB.
~ WILL III RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No p. BrOadway.
"a door ncrth Of Thirry-nret-st. and AID
NtRTISEMENr> at the following branch
OniccS 2ji EirhfhaNc 100 Tllrd-avc..
corner tuttv-.cNcnth-.t ; 100 Isst lorty-
s~venth.st.. corner TAirl-aNs. 80 East
l2jtii.st. near Third.a,c. c26 Th!rd.avr.,
near SiNty-nrst II. LOS tif-i-a,e. 100
West Forty-scCofid-st l92 tolumbusave.
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Gitn Real Cslalc 90 Get.

Ar MODERATE RENT for season OF
longer. ~ East 5jth-st.. northwest corner
Park-aNc., fouT.stOIy. nigh stOOp brown
stone front house, 10 fcct 3 inch"s, ana
about 5JX75. Inquire on premises.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE.
centrally located. 10 a pIiEai" family only.
Address 4. j. T.. Tribune Uptown once,
] - BlOadwoy.
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Citp Real estate for Sale

NOW is THE TINE 70 buy bargains
West SIDE house. furnished $1,000: al
Improvements others oil Iriccs. SIEN-
EMS SHAVE. corner 93dst.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE corner lOsth.si.-
Detached villa lot 50Al00 fresh artistic
decorations: lmnediat" possession perfect
condition much fellow COST snail payment;
iOW interest; equivalent to renting s,ne ief
descriptive cireulaS ATLAS IMPROVE
MENr Co, Is BrOadwaf.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

LADY wishes 70 r. Commend hishly
dcs rsDle suite OF rooms In Wd-hl ision
fashionable and convenient locality south
err exposure: with or without board. Np-
pv 1.Qll COnnecticri-aNc., or hy lcti'T I"
Mrs. J. D. CAMERON. 1.3-l lsth-s1''
Washington. u. 4.
FURNISHED parlor aud second noor
suite. with private bath and Attendance
best references. - Wet 3'th-st. -
COUPLE owning house. have two pleas.
ant rooms for gentlemen; riNcr OutlVo"
moderate. 1913 West 7oth-st.
ELE,iANT new furnished rooms IN
private family; all improvements. 10
West fGth-st.
LARGE. nicely furnished room. With
iriNai" family strictly private 10 s'h,i'-
: man with iefcrc .cc-. 211 last l3th-nt.
THE NY STIc,
.9th--t. aad HiOtdWat, Jdghlhs ~ 'nlo'
Motel urn'h r1 rooa~. -ihec 'Aa ~
suite: hotel service: also fully Furnished
arartm'n no for hOu-c'''cpn. nhe'f ~, NV
management Of the owner: references. WI
FRANK HALL.
3D-AVE.. 5s7.-iachior spaftn cnts, II Il
weekly. rev. clean aud r'-i~rtiilr.
5TH-AVE.. NO. SOS, opposite Windsor
Hotel one or tao elegant furi shed rooms
all conNcn!ences. with private family.
IlTH.s 81. 10 wEsT.-Light and sunny
suite furnished. with or Without private
table
2iST-ST. q WFST-Nicclv furnished
rooms with superior board r"fcrcncr..
g9TH- ST. Il EAST 18th. Madison ave-.).
every conyenicnce; near principal hotels.
clubs.
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Az OLD-ESrABLIsHED jcwelry bust
ness for sale. Apply sos Atlantlr-aSo.,
- OOklyn.
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RE Ii N ES

Vail fr., Of CuamDef--ef. daily. fo!lpr.,
nfnnts. earllcr rom West e3d.-i.
InOO 4. NJ solid tam io thi''fo pullman SespT.
IU.UU "a Chauauqna Lac. Psnor car New.
.rE 10 Rr'ao and Niagara Tails, Dhhf ar
~ ~ r. VI. y e-tlbu'r Limited solid train for chi
.}.UU carc va chnutanqla Lake. sleepers TO Chi.
c,vo cleveland nnd Cns luf1t,. Dining car.
63O M-Soa NJ o, 10 I'D s'1 s,g wa NIAGARA Falls
% On p, W. Via Chauflnqus Lax and Niagara Tails.
S..)U Sold TAN 70 Chicago. Sieercrs 10 Hefnclls.
Vile Chcae" aud 1lnc lnnlti. $500.
I OCAL TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
.rcomuoda ton. At 26I 2H1. i0i s.s and ~ brold-
vav ljC East l2iih-t. 'hanbcr and w y 22i,t fer
Til'on--t.. Brooklyn ZOO Iidson-st
t,tol.n and jersey CITY Station. trc Transfer Com
,nv ,,il. aud checks baggage from hotels and resi-
denres D. destination.
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BOARD ano Rooms.


3sTu-ST. 10 WESr.-Very desirable
second nor front rooms. separated! or 10
gcthef, with board. with refined people,
references giycn and required.
3JTH-ST.. - WE>T.-I.arse second
floor room with board table board, riff'
ence.
ATHEIST, . WEST Finely furnished
second floor private bath; excellent tsbiei
references exchanged.
5oTH.ST.. 81 WEsT.-Desliahlc front
slcONc; alsO back fOOin, second EoOF 70
scihcr VI separately. With board ref'f
cnce~.
5IST.sT.. % WESr.-wln Jet, with
beard hsndsoinc sQuar- room, 10 gentleman
and vii. or gentl mn.
53D.s'r. 81 WEST Handsome room,
newly furnished second floor large hdll
room superior table references.
57rH-ST.. 40 Wf>l one LARGE room
on fourth floor; also one sunny hall foohi'
Eth hoard references.
% WEST ST.-Lndy having house
near 72d st. l. strtiJn Will let third moor
ana back pIrlOr.
9TH ST. 1Io WEST. Elegantly fnr-
nlshcd square room anf hall iOom. WIN
superior board references.
~ WEST 10TH -ST.-Ncwly furnished
second floor also other room. with board
near station and Park references.
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Ceuntrp Heal &state for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-R,s idencs
properties Of ali descriptions for sale and 70
.et furnished houses.
TUBES & TAYLOR Beckman-st.
DESIRE to sell q valuable farm ~
Ulster County. near the village OF MAIL,
Borough: 1871, acres large orchard 5000
currnts 1000 grape vines large ans
coumodious farmhouse and buildings low
Drice: easy terms ir.,nsdiate possession.
Address CHARLES 4. CoSSUM. Poush-
keepsie. N. y.
ORANGE. N. J.-For sale, 81 900. new
hslf.brick colonial residence; ample grounds
APst-ciass surroundings and nelchborn0od
Immediate possession. EDw. y. HAMIL.
TON q CO., 81 Broadway.
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domestic 5ltuarlons Oanie6
Females.

nnd "a situation for an excellent chamber.
maid; can assist with sewing or waiting
nv. years reference from present employer.
ADDRESS Il: o.. Tribune Uptown ONCE,