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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-12

D. This rooster stands for
90 Southeast Missouri, whose
~ gallant son, Thomas W..
NJ Mabrey, has been chosen to
preside over the dellbera-
lions of the Lower House of the Legis-
islature. 1t is an honor deserved alike
by the man and the section.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-12
GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY.

Its Agricultural Department is the
best in the land.
Its Wcmen's and Children's col
umns are of unusual domestic interest.
Its Special Features cost mere money
than is paid by ANY TEN Southern papers
combined for general reading matter.
Its News Columns cover the World.
Bill Arp writes for it.
DIR. Talmage breaches for it.
Joel Chandler Harris (Uncle Remus),
Wallace z. Reed and Frank l.. Stanton
are regularly employed by it.
A. NJ. Weir Sarge Plunkett) has
weekly letter.
Mark Twain. Robert Lewis Stevenson,
Rudyard kipling, Frank Stockton, Rich
ard Malcolm Johnston, and the best lit
erary genius Of the world contribute to its
columns.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-12

Dexter on February 16 and II, when a
large attendance il expected. A pro-
gramme was prepared for the next
meeting, and persons expected to attend
will be notified by the Secretary.
IRON county is ready to furnish, as
usual, patriots for all the government
offices which this half of the State will
need under the new administration.
She has, in her favor, the right of sue
cession, and her citizens are not too
modest to assert their rights. In di-
viding up the Offices, they have agreed
that Mr.. Edgar shall have the Marshall
ship, as successor to Judge Emerson of
Iron county, who held that position un-
der Cleveland's former administration.
We presume the rest of us have a right
to look on and admire. DEM
ocrat.
The foregoing comes from Jefferson
county, whose prominent citizens Iron
county has time and again supported
in conventions and at the polls. How
many men from this county has Jeffer-
son done the same for? We defy the
Democrat to point to a single instance
in the past twenty years. The spirit
shown by our contemporary is that
Iron county is all right when she helps
Jefferson county statesmen in their as
pirations; otherwise she is all wrong.
THERE is a rush of gold hunters to
the new diggings in the San Juan coun-
try, Colorado. Claims have been
staked out on the San Juan River for
seventy-five miles from its mouth, and
for twenty-five miles up the Colorado
River. Men are pouring in from all
the adjoining regions, and from Utah
and Arizona. They are stalking claims
over each other, and lively trouble is
looked for. Living is enormously high.
Supplies cannot be obtained anywhere
in the vicinity; those persons who
brought supplies won't sell and
those who didn't are suffering. Few,
if any, took tents, there is no ma
terial at hand with which to build
houses, and the prospectors are sleep
ing under lodges of rocks and where
ever a little shelter can be found.
Some are making money now, few
gaining as much as SIS a day panning
out dirt, but much of the ground can
be worked only at great expense.-N.
Y. San.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
PROFESSOR DRUMMOND TO STAFF FOR HONE.

A reception was given TO Professor Henry Drum
mond of the Glasgow University. at the Students
Club No. l36 LeXngton-ave., from $50 to 1:SO
o'clock last evening. The parlors of the clubhouse
were thronged with men and women who came TO
bid Professor Drummond farewell. He starts on
his homeward voyage to-day the Etruria a
leading topic OF conversation during the reception
was the impetus given TO 1.-The students movement
through Professor Drummonds visit and addresses
five years ago. since which time ii has been sue
cessfu The movement originated with the Young
Mems Christian Association and is conducted in
conformity with the bylaws of that organization.
The clubhouse has a reading-room. library. piano,
games and a smoking room. 1t extends Its hospi-
tally to all of the fifteen thousand male students
in this city who see ft TO avail themselves Of its
privileges. Its object is Ito promote Christian
living and fellowship among it's members. and ag
gressve Christian work by and for students"
The number of students at the reception was
large. Among others present were the Rev. Drs
Lyman Abbott and Robert ;. Macarthur. the Rev
Arthur Brooks the Rev Mr.. Irvine, of the City
Mission. and the Rev. Isaac Newton Philips Doctors
William +. Holcombe. Ephraim Cutter, George d.
Dowkoutt and W. Z. Macklin. Mrs. Russell Sage
William NJ. Isaacs, Mrs. Fox and Miss Adams.
Chickering Hall was illed later in the evening
with students TO listen TO an address by Professor
Drummond His subject was The Ideal Man"
Professor Drummond outlined the history OF the
movement in Edinburgh University, where II
originated, and the rules of direction and restric-
kind Professor Drummond paused in the middle
of the first half Of his address, and requested that
on the platform with him We're DIR William ii.
Thompson. of the University Medical College; DR..
A A. Smith. OF Bellevue. and others. including
representatives from the Students Club Of this
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Proposals.

IOWA SOLDIERS MONUMENT.
/ sealed proposals are invited fof tne building OF the
soldiers and sailors Monument t. D. erected by The
STAT Of Iowa In the city De Moines. IN accordance
with the accepted d'-ign therefor . -, -. .,
Proposals for the Monument complete IN al us Pr'>
PROPOSALS. the architectural work complete.
PROPOSAL for bronze work complete ana plaecd
sae drawings o, the Monument and slrcinc.ri N, OF
Huss .s5 broadway. New-York AZ tn "rsniie Rail
way Coupanys Office lCd Deyonshirt street Boston ahe
at the once Il Monument News, 1874 Dearborn street
Chic ago. 81. A., . ,, 4, a,
granite. avd the .tatucs and portion Of the decorative
WORK viii be 0, United STATE, standard bronze .
Proposal. rhc Work must be received bY ". y:
Ptchart on secretary OF the lowe soldiers ana sailors
Monument Commission. Davenport Iowa on or before
noon II November IA. 1893. Ia order t-rseNe con
The Successful bidder yin be required furnish
bond In rum not han Onsfourth of the smo1ni OF
their bids accompanied by al least hTcc ,ucr, WHOSE
pecniary responsibility must L. Satisfactory u Inc LNeen
tive Committee % the Board -.
Zach hid must BE- accowIanied BY ceruhsi ,h.,k
for $500 drawn the order OF the Trnsuter OF Iowa
which the bidder forfeit n the stat Ntnout
legal uroce. ia event q his failure or Irlussl !"
en,.r I'M, contract vita N. Board ~ ionpi'soler.
within t~eny day from the tine oi tLe s"sri sh'u'u
nj. uor,ssa De accepted. II he co-es the contract NE
chez win az be- returned will the checks OF 'e
unsuccessful bdirr. after the award has been mae
FAILURE t. enter into contract within ue time s~chra
prep..,'s mu. Le endorsed Proposals for the Iowa
SolIi.' and Sailnf- Monument an1 the snc''r-'u
bidder must prepared furnlh .smpes o. the quarry
nm, which he pfep,-e- L. build The Monument
TN. richt 10 reject any and all bids. and to choose
between bidder. l. Tcserstd. ,.,r. ,o,re
D. y. RICHARDSON. Pir'den''
Dos Moncs Iowa, OF. 10 ls93
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
NE ENTICED TWO CHILDREN AWAY.
An INSURANCE BROKER INDUCES BOY AND
GIRL TO ACCOMPANY HIN TO EUROPE
A FAMILY DESERTED.

A FAMILY DESERTED.
Freda Laucks sixteen years Old and her brother
,,srhart fifteen have been missing from Elizabeth.
\ I since Wednesday morning. 1t was discovered
,ast evening that they had accompanied Ewald
uuetteman an insurance broker and steamship
agent on board the steamer Fuerst Bismarck
hound for southampton. Steps will be taken TO
intercept them on the other side
The man is married and abandons a wife and
FIVE children. He has been acquainted with the
Iaucks family for long time and often called
at the candy store No. 49, Elizabeth-ave in which
Freia worked. Richard Laucks the girls father.
Objected to the attentions of the broker TO his
daughter, and two months ago he forbade him 10
come TO the house. Iaucks threatened TO kill
Hue,teman if he did not stop his attentions TO
Freda.
When he came home on Wednesday night he was
dsnayed to find his son and daughter gone. They
were traced TO the PENNSYLVANIA station. where
they met the broker and boarded train. Huette-
man shipped his trunk the day previous and the
boy and girl had their clothing done up in two
bundles.
Huetteman Is thirty-three years old. He was
formerly clerk in pcstofiice in Germany.
Mrs. Laucks, who Is an invalid. is Frustrated over
the flight of her children and the doctors fear she
cannot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
A UEDDING IN TIE MAULEY MISSION.
TIE CEREMONY FOLLOWED by An EXPERT
ENCE MEETING" AND THE SINGING
OF HYMNS

The lamps in the Jerry McAuley Mission, In
Water-st., last night shone on the fair texts Of
hope which are painted on the walls. and flowers
were in profusion about the pulpit. The hall Of
the mission was well filled with people. who had
come together TO witness the marriage of j. NJ
Wood and Mary l.. Jones. Mr.. Wood is mis-
sionary of the American Seaman's Friend Society
of New-York and is man saved through the
work of the McAuley Mission The bride has long
been known in missionary work in connection with
the mission.
The marriage ceremony was performed by the
Rev DR.. Stitt, of the Seamln's Friend Society and
after 1t many Of those present gave detailed ac-
counts of their conversion from the habit Of
drink and other sins. 1t was something like an
Experience meeting" in a New-England meeting
house. and the hymns which were sung between
the addresses were given with fervor seldom
heard in fashionable churches Three sailors of
the Navy present in their uniforms. They
had formerly been shipmates OF Mr.. Wood. They
were members of the United States Naval Society
Of Christian Endeavor.
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Grip UanieO.

Males.
WANTED. Mold maker. die slnkers.
loch-nlth- ana hrst-clf-. Inarhlnists 10 work
on sla-hoi,c m0lds In nOn-unlon shop
STEADY employment. at good wages will la
gwen 10 thO-c who are competcnt. Ad-
cfe-r, st1tlng qualifications aud with ref
efchc-~ United STATES GLASS CO,
Vh anu i'naham ~. =. -. Pittsburg, Pa
wAAtLD-1LASswoRKEEs.-A few
more competent, ~. or workmen will b.
fiN.n employ ment at blowing ressing I'm
i-hlhe ai1 eztherine sieldv work at good
wayes sut'an,e-d 70 good men appllca f.ons
will be considered and acted on In The order
~ "nieh tnes are received. and In all cases
Should state he position applicant j. best
quainsc 70 III; references. etc. Apply
M P,r.on ., by letter at once. TO any or
al oil M ioilowine. VIZ:
IL; - , Mae'y, Supt. United States Glass
ID; u Jenkins. srps. United States class
Joseph Anatrson 6en. Manager United
states "'ass Co. Plttsburg. lenna.
Females.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. country w, ao~,
address TEACHER Allaire, N. !.
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Countrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONrCLAIR.-Rs sidence
properties OF all descriptions for sale and 70
Jet furnished houses
TUBBS & TAYLOR 5 Beckman-st.
ORANGE, y. Especially rent o. sale
ipOsse ssiOn). residence, stable. Y acres,
Liewcllyn Park; very accessible; sale.
Ella 500. onc-thirl casn also large resi-
dence, stone and tile. cabinet finish, stables,
tnautiful grounds, convenient 70 stations.
stores. churches and schools. EDW. Il.
HAMILTON & CO.. 90 broadway.
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Citn Real gstale for Sale

RIVERSIDE DRIVE corner l0Sth-st.-
Detached villa. lot 50Nloo: fresh artistic
decorations immefiatc possession perfect
condition ; much below cost snail PAY ment !;
low interest equivalent 10 renting send iof
descriptive circular. ATLAS IMPROVE
MEM CO., is Broadway.
Brooklyn.
A.-FOR SALr-UOU> FS.-Fxamine 592
70 O o 5t1.st. near 9th-aVe.. BROOKLYN. ad-
joining Prospect Park. thrce-sf1rT ana b'.e-
nent houses. latest Improvements open WORK
rlumbiBg bEnets; onyx hrcplaccs. ioJ.f
hail. etc must BE- seen to b. appreciate
70 alton unsurpas >cd ON Park slope. Apply
Premises; open sundays.
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FURNISHED 6onses 60 Get.

A PERfECTLY APPOINTED HOUSE
10 rent IN Ionkei> ior the winte. du,lrS
absence OF ovi.er. In best possible location
seven bedrooms: all sanitary pnrautons
rent low a. desirsbie tenant good onpof-
tuniiy 10 try lonkers for scs'cn. .Ad-
oress \. b.. Box 4, Tribune Uptown oni,e,
l57 4th-aNe.
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Otean eIeamers.

iNTLRXATIoNAI, yAyIGAT1oy COMPANY 5 LINES.
ANl[gRD@AM [l1EylE
FOR SOUTHAMPTON, 49,, r,,
Sailing from New-York City, Pier 49, Ncrth i'i'ei'
Shortest ana convenient route To- i.onuo"'
No transfer by tender. No tidal delayt p,,,.
Close connection at : Ithampton for iaNie anu '"'
by special fast twin-scr,s ~rannel STEAMERS 9 q . N,
Berlin. Oct rs IN. Pans MY. O. O. ~ . M
NewYork, Nov.l IL 80 ain. Berlin N9N' 40, NJ,
FIRST cabin passage 10 southampton lIoh1.h % SS'
SEQ and upwari second cabin s,j and upward. accord
ing to steamer. Storage at low rates
RED STAR llLNLE
FOR ANTWERP. -
Prom pier adjoining Pesma. 4. X Jersey ~ n m
EHi Wcdne day; oct ~ = 81 % " w.
.rSiLENLASD W tdnesday, NOV. l. - q, ~
First cabin $50 and upward. second cabin 10 Ant
weIu, s3s. Storage at lOw rates ,o,,u,~y
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMfANi'
u BOWLING GREEN.
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felu Wantec.

AGENTs .-salory or Commission. The
greatest Invention OF the age. The New
Patent Chemical Ink Era>ing Pencil.
sells on sight. Works like magic: Agents
are making from 50. 10 -l2'.ov Jsf
week. Write the Monroe Ef1ser Mfg.
Co., Box 200, La Crosse. WIS.
Males.
WANTED. - Salesman FOR taliiornin
Wine, slO0 per month and expenses. with
chance for Nance; commission ~ pre-
fcried; no experience required. AdGt,.,s'
incio-inc five stamps. w. \. W mi
COOK. col. Wine Department. Los An
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Real estate 10 GTfhanee.

EXCHANGE.-Eiegan new 35- foot pr.
waite house, location unsurpassed. on wet
siae J. o. HOYT, II Broadway.
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6orses ano Carriages.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
J. NJ. QUTNBY & CO..
CARRIAGE MAKERS,

NEWARK Y. J..
GREAT RARGAINs IL SECOND HAND
CARRIAGES. LANpAtS; berlin
WAYS, CABRIOLETs, PHAETONS.
SURVEYS AND BCGGlE>. BY GOOD
MAKERS. ALL IN PERFECT ORDER.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
SITE BROAD-ST. STATION. D. l.. 4 w.
y. Y. THIRTY MINUTES FROM BAR.
CLAY OR CHTuSTOPHEH-Sr FERRY.
GENTLEMAN viii sell his team Of fam.
~ rObs, or one, very low br9sel. SINCE.
cOub aud saIdie. GENTLE HORSES,
yribuns ONCE.
PAIR OF bright bay Canadian hackney
cobs l5A hands high: exceptionally sly
lish knee actors brass mounted harrcs~
livery. SLOAN. Tribune Uptown Once.
$40 Broadway.
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Furnished Rooms.

l3TU.ST. I2s WEST.-Fgrni,he room
running water, heat; family pri'stei
gentlemen.
2TrH-ST.. l. FAST between 9TH and
NsGi-oH-afcs.. Iarlor. second nOOr, sunny
rooms. sngiy or cn suit. - ~ cOnVcn-
lence: h.t.l atieniance. moderate rent,
convenient 70 principal hc;els, clubs, gen
tlcmen.
3isi-ST. between Madison aud jth ave.
Suite 81 , rOOHs Tor be- beior- also uIid'
story fToit room. " IA dressing room fcfri.
enccs. r., Tribune Uptown Office. ] 2]2
Br4dway.
s5TH-ST., Il WEST -lriNat. family
large room. top foOf; location excellent.
4J2 0IU.ANE.-Iadv has nicely fur
hished large SUNNY. front room, ift
NOor. for > gentlemen. 81 Other room,
a. 30. MRS. BUDAY.
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90 Get for Business purpose

PHYSICIANS onice. well located SUI
perior advantages. Dr. c. r. BKU LH.
456 Lexlngton-aye.. until 10 a. m, q to 8
y. m
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-EORTI1 GERMAN LLOYD $. s. co.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. ;. W.
"a SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON; ,,rx
NEW-NORK SOUTHLAND. ON i,i.tHi-N'
FAST EXPRESS SiEAMEl'>.,. 49, 49,,
$50 berth Steefaee low rates. steamer, sail from
foot o. 2i-st., Hob0sd. - n ~
Ems. sat Oct a. a m. Spree, Tus NOV, = o. n'
tiho SAT- o,r, ~. ~, LAIN Tues. NOV. IA. . am.
Allrr Tues. Oct31. 10 an Ems SGT nv. o. O ,n
Saae. Sat, Nov. 1. a. ~. lllaNel tues; NoN'-i' "
NED irERANtAN LIN T.. 80.
NewYork 10 Genoa in less than , s,eSeh u' Ian o
Kaiser Oct = FulGa Dee H.! futls ~, ~
Talaa Nov Vera De-; y S Sas ,'' feS j.
kais Nov % Spr jan 10 Ut" tjj,i Calm
OELEICHs CO.. Bowling "fea''
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flats 90 fct, Anfnrnishe6

A.-A.-TO LET In the Dslhousie. 40 70
<8 West 59th-st.. fronting Central Park
very choice apartment; nothing better In the
city; house absolutely nrepfoof. Inquire
Ct the jznitor.
A FEW choice corner fats, $50 70 $50,
with or without steam heat. SlENENS,
0th-ave., corner OF 93d-st.
PLEASANT SUITS. 8 rooms and hac,.
at reasonable rents, In 50 Essr lith-st.
JAEiToR~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
PACKET co.

n. FAST LINE To LONION,
NEw.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND HANb' ""
Twinscrcw Express sieah'F-; o =, mon,
COLI NIB
Ist Cabin so ana upward I'D Cabin -an Az ni""iu'
MEDITERRANEAN EMPRESS
LINE TO ALGiERS. NAPLES AND GNU y. On
Fuerst Bismarck. Nov. 10 columbia '---'No'' 'o
Extra steamer. Gr.c:;. 80. 20,
To Alexandria, Egypt. Colnr!li IaI. > ~
GRAND ORIENT EXCURSION. gu,
Fucrst Bismarck from New-fok teb ~, to , a,d
tar Algier. ,fenoa AJlrcO, Alexandra. caro- anu
Pvfanidst jars (Jcr,i,aori. smyrla. ton-i1ntnopc,
Athens Malta Mes~.na Palermo. Maple, "eao1' New
send for illustrated Pamphlet a1d TT,y@l,ri, ,:"'I''
HAMBU re-. AMERICAN PACKET co, 81 B'Nay,, ~ y
WALLER & CO., 331 Wanut-'t., FhAaloiihi
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FURNISHED Rooms.

49,.
ELEGANT new furnished rooms, private
house. all improvements. 22J w 40th-st.
PRIVATE FAMILY. occupying large
handsomely furnished house. West ten'fal
pa,k desires 10 let room, ~ gentlemen.
"OWNER.n Box "a. Tribune once
TIE MYSTIC,
aoth..t and Broadway. adjoining Oriental
Hofel.-Furnished rooms surge anu 81,
snIte. hotel service ol>a flily iurhishcd
srsrtineDf for housekeeping: under ne
mana cement OF the owner. Wh. fiANh
HALL.
TWO ROOMS: unftfnishcd; adults; phi
yate house: 18th u 125th ~. ana 20 10
5th ave. D.. 10i Fast Ntn-sI.
THE OWNER and occupant q , ilns
house on ATHEIST, near windsor totei' VIII
rent rooms on third and fourth noors iui,
niAbod or unfurnished. 10 .gentIe,scn, "uI"yu'
board reference required. Aaores' IT, ~
B.. 57s SHAVE.
EAST H-sT.-Laree; choice, 90,
Aoor back room bath ON moor P''~"
dwelling; gentlemen oaly reference.
Z WEST l9rH-ST. Elegant large sunhy
rooms newly furnished; select ne'sn'
borhood al convcnicnees.
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miscellaneous.

,.,....... ---'------7----<-~~s-
"LNILLMEN wishing 10 dispose OF
ihe'r I'iCoH clothing. at fair value. VIII
please call or address EDWARD MILLER.
Is Oth-a'"., n'or WavcTly Place.
ROOMS PAPFRFD. % ana onward fine
grades; - with wide border: raining.
plastering and kalsomning at moderate
pf'rcs INA orders receive prompt atien-
uo'' ~. BARRETT. 100 East 5?th-st.
WANTED.-Routing machine a second
manu- rFiai ann, Royle must b. IN first
Onlce " 80 49,
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-~7->f-~--<-'
4 CHOICE furnished apartment OF ven
rooxs IN tAe Osborne, 57th-st, ana !tn-ave.
terns for year very rcsSonable. Apply ~
the Osborne.
Vanity going abroad win let hand;
scinely furnished apartment; unusual
chance for any one Wishing elegant. re-
nnsd home. z MILLER, 200 wess
0In-ss
TO RENT.-Furnished or unfurnlshed
until May I: . specially desirable apartment
q eight outside rooms, Including bath ;
ssutoern exposure. Apply JANlToh' "
Wfss 1sA-st
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CLYDE LINE.

A CLYDE LINE
eHAEttEksTDSSSy Ii E. e sa' s1 Toi laa Tc"
From Fer 20 L. H. foot of EOose. et;s p m -,
G1 hGu}S weanesiay, october =
RI ~ Mildly 'iars October 30
All ''r'" Nm ai p cI sii,I. r. 1s@%.v
S S 9EST Eat 1 5 5iS% Il
f1R ENIIEs sJiyhS y} Ns't & BGnRr
elrc... ha'1 o, lie; ~ n r. D lSs
FrrHec cabin C's g.. Is sns a. apEar seSnd $40
CABIN EXCURSION St5f: TiIcGKEls At KE6rcEb RATES
nExp%E6N hR55 iHd s.' Bo%ns reoa
4 HOLY LAND, ROUND THE WORLD:
wad 1s IT, Feb 'f H for az a,nd
s suns if is sroaaw Syc' DS.'' z. is
A. CUNARD LINE.
q: TO d F1v F. VI GgEfssI2wss noon
I I%s1.: i g. s;. s.. :, NJ
Cabin F pssa ss' g Ss'H
.: .s''s q e. Ias FL sa a q
very f as;''ss srPT a the
'0H'''SSE Eso o bn6 GSS" CO.. ;5ye' General
A WHITE STAR LINZ.
I;Ssas s M M T sf%sns N Nov
Majestic. Nov 8. 80 .Msjestc. Dec g. 80 pm.
Brannlc NSy Is n: Britannia yl Dec o 49, "
saloon rates. ESQ rpwsrd seecrtas 70 .e1rs' sad a
and cas-. Steeraae 70 from the Qn County, 81;
No. 20 Broadway. NewYork. Philadelphia once. >oo
H. MAITLAND hERsEY. Agent.
- OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
" French LINE 40 HANRk EVERY sAu' .
la TOCRAINE. iIangcu Sal, btl. u
LA CHAMPAGNE Laurent Sat. oei. IS . a. u
A. fORGEr. General Agent. No. Rowing Green.
COOK'S NILE STEAMERS
u Departures from CAIRO for the
FIRST and SECOND CATARACI> 81 TIE NILE .
every few days during the season First departure NO
yeniber a. Berths and information from .
THOS COOK & son POI and ] 90 B'way, y. Y.
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WHITE STAR LINZ.
Boar1 ano Rooms.


BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE ROOMS excel
lent table home comforts = lady students.
Gpa Madison ave near sd st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
HOCSEK EEPER.-By respectable young
woman MULLER olJ East 32d- II.

Hoe SEkEFPER-By respectable young
woman speaks French and English Miss
HAUFF. rs East o.th-st basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
Ocean Steamers.

GUION LINE: o,u. 80, LIVERPOOL.
From. Pier Is. foot u Grsld--t:, Js,s' SssSs m
Cabin passage $50 and upward secona Ison' 900
A. ". UNDERHILL ~.
Telepnone 30oi Cnrtlandt. 80 brVeu-.y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04

The promptness and certainty of its
cures have made Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy famous. 1t is intended es-
pecially for coughs, colds, Group and
,whooping coughs, and is the most eff
Sectual remedy known for these dis
1sses. Mr. G. B. Main, of Union City,
= .,Says: II have great sale on
Oh lall berlain's Cough Remedy. Iwar-
Tant every bottle and have never
heard of one failing to give entire Salts
faction" SO cent bottles for sale by
Nick McGruer.