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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

The way in which IA Girl may nelp
hcr>eli-her future, if not her pres
eut ~e!f-are many, and each and all
f them practical to the last doing,
writes Mrs. Hamilton Mott in the
Ladies Home Journ J. The division
Of her day into Il routine ma seem a
matter Of but slight Importance. but
the best division Of the busy day Of a
hua>ekeeper. d business I'M or ot
the woman OF large social duties is os
vast Importance and comfort or dis
comic I 10 its divider, :. regular
time for arising, which will permit
the proper dressing OF ones self. and
the undressing OF ones bed and air
ing OF ones room before the break
fas: hour, Is a n!atterof habit which,
when established in girlhood, becomes
Of the greatest uAc ia late wears.
The appointment CT the morning
hourS-as these are least Liable to ill.,
terruptiOn-to do este duties. study,
or practice, and to any ,hu CHI or
charitable work necessary, will leave
the Afternoon free for receiving or
making calls, for outdoor exercise,
ana Tor dmu>ementS or Guties VIII h
are only . a|>ional. The habit-for
this Is what 1t bccUmcs-Ot constantly
e~ndcaNor!ng to make Of whatever
place a girl finds herself temporary or
permanent mist ess, atidy and Eretty
abode. occupies many minutes, but
they are wcll-spent ones.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

Here is a new terror in town. Il
Coeth cIth Ike alton seeking whom
1t may raj down. |. is more 10 ie
dleaiei than Il car Of Iuggetnaut.
because il can speed around the
S uale while Juggernaut : turning
the corner 1t j. more terrible than
an arm? with tanners: YES. than IN
array Of nurses with uaby bGgcie>.
II is-.wnat need TO >ay:-the woman
on a hicyc.e.
Pedestrians have some slight
protection against the man on
the hi'Ac.c when he goes n Il ram
page. Tncl can ; urry 0ut .nlo the
gItter and Hick mud at hlm. They
can scramble Il non fence aud hur!
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

and children'S children. their hearts
getting larger with love is the new
generation Of Liable. comes along.
their eyes Frightening with the bliss
of an extra Joyous motherhood ana
their ri even more ready than IN
the days gone by to carry The little
restless human burdens. their hands
more willing To bind up hriar-
Sc at"hed fingers and Their lIp- more
anxious TO ki>> away he teI:> and
smooth cut the irOwns
Is II the memory ~ mistakes IN
their own chiid-ra sing mat make,
them douhly tender W III the little
one VINO now lisp, the name: i 1t
because the little child that nc,tIeG
III their arms to day b ing> n.cN III
memory tho e days when another
baby lay thee tahy WHO to-day
answe!s 20 tie name o. mother:
Who can solve tn" proh!e"l OF the
great love that cal.Se> them 10 forget
the weight oi Their year, ana mdNcs
them wiilin1 to wu'. and endure
with all the arGur OF yaIths Every
day We see il cXemplliicd. and the
child en- are the ur-t t. rrcuGnt e and
prot bt it. What father and mother
refuse, grandma WI tie almost Ger
tain to grant. hen lltt,r lcet STUN
Bile grandma's ready hand i there 10
ste dy the >lcl>, when iittle
hearts grievc grandmu'> cares, heals
the wound.
How many Youthful mothers are
saved a word OF 5 rOwtHi te>pnn>i-
bility br heing able 10 cal u on an
older head for a ivice, III Being re.
assured by a loving Yet cXIericnrcd
woman who has raised a family her
self ana who KNOWS now 10 "Oie with
every Il lmcnt. lruul WhUUi.ug-cO ga
u collie caused BY licking Me red
pa ut oil Il wooden monkey. How
safe she feels To leave baby n those
hands, knowing iU.l We. no harm
vii come nigh It's liltle curly head 80
long "a grandma is hv. Grand
mothers are great Institutions. bless
them, and what Il loss is that clIlld'>
who has never known what il j. to
be loved. scolded and spoiled 10y its
mothers mother.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11
CAIIIkOON FACTORY

Whittier than alabaster. softer than
a cOyerle. or elder down, the lir>t
snow Of the season had drifteI down
owe the rocky pastures and brown,
wooden fences Of CallikOOn Farm.
Above the cluster OF b~lOo-oming fish
geraniums in the window II could
Just see a iOund, dimplcd face look
ing out toward the sunset.
Old Mrs. Carson. driving 10y on her
way from mill. caught IA glimpse OF
it, and called Old Trumpet TO
whoa.
poor thing" said Mrs. Carson.
II s'pose she is d~readfully lonesome
l guess I'll Just stop and change the
time O day with her"
Mrs. Hal Iiaddun herself answered
the knock, and though she put her
bravest face IN it, Widow Carson
could see that she had been crying.
Folks gone, eh:" said the widow.
.'Ies, said the young wife"
''S'posc yo'd have like to have gone,
toO:'' said Mrs. Carson.
Hal said we couldn't afford it,"
answered Mrs. lladdon, in a low
voice. ''IIe was obliged TO go to take
good care of the old folks; but should
have been only IA useless expense. OF
course" she added, with d sudden
upspringing OF the bitterness OF her
Utmost soul, II know | am only a
useless expense all the time. They
told me SO when they went away"
''1old you sou
Mrs. Carson looked over the top CT
her spectacles in amazement
''Oh, not in So many words said
Mrs. Hal winking her eyes very hard
to get rid Of a certain moisture on
the iashes. They are too consider
ate and polite for that But their
actions speak louder than words"
..Ain't Juliana Joyce comm to run
the shirt factory" inquired Mrs.
Carson.
Il suppose SO. There's another
trouble. | should like to have gone
int the shirt lacto y like the other
women around here, and earned a
little DO ket money for myself. but
Hal said it was too hard for me. |
know Hairs mother wanted him to
mar. Y Julian. JuliJnI is so capable
and eli ient. she SAYS and then she
looks at NE and signs like a blast
furnace
Guiana amt attractive" Shrewd-
ly remarked the widow, but shes
proper smart and stir in. 'Iain't
every n Il manage "a shirt factory
with a forty-horsc water power and
cght-and twenty hands. Expect her
tonight, don't YOU, NJ 5. lladden."
lies, ; said Mrs. Hal, signing.
Mrs. Carson went her way, and Just
then the pUstmaste.'s little 4 ap-
peared with Il letter, which proved TO
be from her husband. \ loving let
ter. but in which he stated the date
O. his return as very uncertain.
Mrs. Hal had hardly pcr4sed these
WORDS when there caInc Il loud knock
at the door. 1t was .Iuliana loy,c.
wrapped in furs like an EsquinauX.
'ls 1t YOU cried Mrs. lial. swal-
lowing down her grief until IA mo t
convenient season. Come IN. Your
trunks
Il haIn't got none,' iuterrupte /
Miss Joy e. I've come To ~, |
amt coming
"N hat" exclaimed Mrs, Hal.
Can't" said Miss Juliana. My
sisters lost her wits Up To smoky
Town. She's violent. And my
hrJtneI-u-Iaw, he's teIograbhcl to
say that unless ! come right away lie
md thn rel. ttr.t.' ia, -r, .,'.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

boot poised on the fender, rc-read her
husbands letter.
Now is my opportunity" she said
TO her>e +. 1t is a great undertake
ing: but surely | can do what Juliana
JOY c can. I'll try, any way"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11
Hcaith-t.iViuC Perfumes

There seems to lie. undoubtedly is.
something positively h~calth-and-
Observation-Disclosures. giving in
tie influence o. sweet and powerful
perfumes on the %nerves-a subtle
something yet unexplained, What
sc get OF most value in the country.
PHYSICIANS ana philosophers say, are
The sweet smells of grass and flowers
and trees. 1t is not chiefly the
spirits, the alcohol. in cologne that
InvlgorateS: it is the delightful es-
s"nce or aromatic oils. The delight
lhal Il rose gives 10 everybody is due
10 ON mysterious stimulus the rose
fragrance has for the nerves. Half
IN delight in walking in old lanes
III The country One from the IN.
visible trailing steamers and lloat-
lug clouds OF flower incense in the
air. Boston TRANSCRIPT.
HE russians clean their furs after
this fashion: Rye Hour j, placed in
a Dot and heated upon the stove.
with constant SURFING Us long as the
hand can stand The heat. The -four
i then spread owe the fur and rubbed
INTO 1t with 4 vigorous hand. After
THIS treatment the fur is brushed. or
better. Is . ntly beaten until The
-Four Is removed. lurs treated in
III ; manner are said t. resume their
hatural cpl"rani ulster and look like
new.
You probably expect more Of a
mend than You are willing to give.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

SdiU III - h'NN VI "'
mothers. All the
sweet. tender incense
offered 10 the name OF
luother can lie Cup.l-
Gated upon the altar
of granum1thcrhood,
for are not the grand
mothers Just mothers
after ~all-luOthers or
their OWE children
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

,..r,orr lost apptti
%,slu,ole piece of pc.
.o,othe expense "
n,.er- will restore
~,rparalleled tonic nc, .
5.ee- return OF tn
,e,s upon the s'o'n'
appetite without III
ward. For the purI
ion arousinS 4,
.nv. and eStaoi
bowels. no medicin
FAMILY cordial, IN
~",'ipeiplc is NOON
,o,,snic elene nfs
avoid the fiery una
.nsrce as a means o
any Of the organs gaIiss a
inn'stead, the Bitters
.,oned medicine rel
matte ailments,
\ HUMMlN1.
man a hore-ily
Indies.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A GOLDEN GRiST FOE OOR
FAIR READERS.

Grandmothcrs Are Great Institutions
Hints on keeping the Ha,r brushes an"
Combs IN Good Condition III bi'N'Ie
GirI-:sta,lish u system OF saving.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11
There

SOME of the
smoking cars ri
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

ACDs%yIrr " Secn S Written '' or
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

WNEN a gin louistresn. and bloom
ing, and good locking it is a sign she
is III love.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

i"r probably expect more Of "A
lrieud than You are willing to give.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

DINlNG-RoOM WASTED in house with board
ers; refined party; superior references. Manor,
box 355 World.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED by young girls
employed during the day. Answer, stating terms,
box 49, 7S3 9Th ave,
1T FINISHED ROOM wanted near W. 23d 81.
Ferry good nsighborhood; moderate price, Ad-
dress o., hoN as World.
FURNISHED alc0vc or or . connecting rooms
by young married couple. state price & con
veuicnces. Il, Z, ", box . World.
REFINED. elderly gentleman wants comfortable
room; city or brooklyn, s.. Permanent box
3l5 World.
ROOM. furnished or urfurniEhel & bath, for gen
tlcmsn; private family. above Harlem Bridge
preferred. would board II reasonable. state par
ticulars. Permanent, s6G2 Sd ave.
wANTED-Two or , good furnished rooms for 2
people, light housekeeping. between ll6th q
l2sth sta. west: state price. Permanent box 642
World Harlem.
wANTED-By gents, nicely furnished front
room 2 single beds, near bridge Brooklyn;
state terms. Gents. box 2s+ World.
wANTED--By widow. 20 story front room. be-
tween seth t2d Sta. It'll q sth ayea.. for
light housekeeping rrice not over "a per weak I;
psrmanent u suited; references p. o. bsx lis
south Norwaik. Conn
The evening world., 1894-07-26
For Sale.

SAFES foli dircc, from factory. hcusc SIS: bust
meas. 81, catalogue free. NEW YORK SAFE
co. clinton place.
SAFES. new and second -naui; jewellers. pawn
hrUkerS, OrfHs aud house saf"g. Cheap.
y. VI. NOSsNtN. - Maiden lane.
S.Ft.s-OUd AMI new taie., safe. ~ easy terms.
safe. ~. hanged moved AHd to9s'rel, W H.
btTLER, 70 Duane ST. near hrutaway.
SAFES lRr.r safe. rcdtr., safes 'ui small
~Ht' etc 50 Good flo. Wv R'lliN. ~ ~"f.ns st.
sr WING >,WINEs w,u,o, & Glhh'. Az
tomato Domestic Now Hon" white. S'ngtt.
Davis, Household thu welt known krsFe. SIS up;
sp1d second hand rcWIn" -'rarh'nrs tr0m $50 ur.
Ter cash or monthly payments, Nc ''.hnrge. rent
- rep'r al Minds Ut machine Nft 81
MFG. CO.. i2t East lith u AMI 2r5 Grand st
rN rtWRIri IL Remington 80 to- $50,
smiths plenty %. h"m' o., iIRWn0udS,
,'o'iuraphs. RhrIrCk, Muusuu. Nr'uNs, $40: all
mako rooted, ~. ~ hvpi rcrtE"L tree. t"ir
phone :l'lo tOrllUn Typewriter li"Hdpnnr-
trrr. II LIT rii.
TYrEwRlrERs, al make, 81 to 80 r'''
guaranteed, shipped slnNir, cNsw'la'lon
entails s. aud Sc, send pUSi-l for ne UurAndNU
book. CONSOLIDATED TYPEWRITER EX.
CHANGE 2IS broadway
SO STEAMSHIP TIc1lrrs lD the u'l Coun,-s In
the Uptown Uranyh ON 1879 81 ave. near
18Th 81
SODA rASHs FOR SALE; also candy tools.
~ Eaht lf7th -.
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Wert Side.

BEDFORD ST. 55-Furnlshed rooms to let, with
or without board.
CHRISTOPHER ST, S0--.Beautfully furnished
ron; suit, private family; bath, good loea-
ton. rcdsonlb!g, Jlnitor.
CLINTON PLACE, io7-LarGe front furnished
room. gentlemen or married couple.
GKEEswICu AVE, lll-Nicely furnished rooms
for hpusrkecping. all conyenlences
IIuRATiO Sr.. Il nolr 18th st.-Plcasant front
room for Hight housekeeping $2JO
hot SrON ST.. 2SG W.-Handsomely furnished
I-rgc room. suitable for :; sds, bath: 81, 80
MACDOuGAL ST. 40, near Washington Square
Nicely furnished housekeeping rooms. respecta-
BILE persons; $3.50 w.
PERRY ST s--Large small rooms from sc
up, a others.
wAvERI.EY PLACE. 227--New handsomely
furnished lurge small rooms; gas 4 bath
9Th AVE, 55--cooi rooms. with gas. convenient
to sth IT. L station; reasonable. --------
7TH AVA. lssi., bet. 18th 10th sts.Lsht
Furnished. front 4 back rooms, $3.50. ts light
house sepieg. gas. running water pArior witD
piano for Accommodation Of tenants; quiet heYf
The evening world., 1894-07-26

IS, o0o-wANTHD. q good business man with the
above .gmount. to start a safe. reliable bust
les4 Address Experience. boa 3is World
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Good Will & interest for Sale.

REsTAu RANT witt lease or sell; factory neigh
horhood old esnblished opportunity seldom
offered. SHOE STORE so Catherine at.
sAi.uuN, llIh'hen, cheap; license and lease. not
uu,h cash required Address 500 lat st, Ho-
bph"u.
SAL, DN, inst class; only one on 4 corners;
owner retiring: Ito agents. 1908 Lexington ave.
STOKES aud stocks Of merchandise bought for
cash. coon. la East lC8th st.
WANTED s. 600 to sc5 900; business transaction;
guarantee ~ per cent. secure you with real.
'.tt'e bonds. pad attorneys having funds In
'harEc rr individuals placing this amount COM
MEhriAL EXCHANGE rs Broadway.
5000 Tvs corner saloon; full license. Apply
Thursday. 3ss Bleecker st
WALL PAPER window shades, stationery and
paint store Tor sale In New Jersey town Of
.. 900 IS miles from New York city. with q good
trade. good reason for selling. address T. q.
box ls6 SoInerNille. y. j.
$500 BiNS butter egg, milk delicatessen
store IN nice locality uptown corner store, ee-
giant fixtures. mui'rst. rent, selling 40 cans milk
p'r day. gold mite Tor hustlinG business man.
Apply in +. W. PITCHER. i2S sth ave.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

ts1t Side.
CHRYsTIE ST. l27--Good German & French
house.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1s7s-Large furnished room,
with board, olso hall room, con,cnicnecs, pri-
vate family.
LEXINGTON AVE. iss. A7th st-Larse rooms,
with beard. ,i2 for .; American family.
MADISON AVE. l53-i55-Parlor floor private
bath: corner house; other rooins, with board.
Cd AVE, 1905 Respectable man wanted to board
in small family. Murray. LIST Nat.
10TH ST. 90 E-with board, pleasant double &
single rooms.
FORA 81. 10 F. Newly furnished rooms, with
| all conveniences, with or without bOarl.
nth ST. 81 u Pleasant rooms; excellent table.
transient permanent: table hoard.
mn 81 E, 2ii T.. Single Il double rooms gooi
board: terms moderate
18TH ST. 1a E.--E,cellent board for
in private Jewish family.
nth ST. IS T.. block from Broldway-Cool de-
sirable rooms: abundant table. transient. South
| erners.
'isr ST.: 50 Enllsnasomely furnished room,
reasonable rates; references.
ED ST. IS E.--IIandsome large room. private
bath; also small, excellent table. transients
23D ST. 2tS E.-roard, room, 81 80: bath early
breakfast; nice home. Ring bell II.
I'D ST.. II. pheasant rooms; separate, con
| ably; table board. references.
18TH ST. ia r., near 4th ave. Rooms, with
or without board; table board; Southerners nc-
commodatei.
27TH ST. 10 E.-Iandsomely furnished parlor
large and small rooms with or without board .
private house
| 2sTH ST. l3S E.-Desirsbe rooms, with or with
out board: every convenience; summer rates
| SlsT ST. 40 E--Largs & small rooms, with or
without board. parlor floor; doctor
a3D ST, 2os E.--Niceiy furnished rooms. first
class board: ladies. $3.50: gents. $3.50.
| 18th ST, 3i6 E.-Large a small rooms; excel
lent board, 81 so & S. weekly.
| SiTH ST. 1855 E.--Desirable rooms; board option.
| all transents; references.
| 3lST ST.. E.-Hsndsome rooms; exceile nt table .
families 4 bachelors: location FIRST class; mod
crate.
10TH ST. 226 E.-Rooms: good board; all accom-
| modations. ladies, So so; gentlemen. 81 80; room
for light housekeeping.
4lsT ST. 2H E.-Respectable working ladies' &
| gents accommodated with good board. cool
rooms; $780, IS.
18th ST. 1875 E.-Privats house newly furnished
back parlor. small large rooms; excellent
| board; piano.
| 9th ST., LOG r Single & double rooms eI-
cellent summer house; good board very rea-
sonabe.
eth ST. I4s E-Larse front room, furnished ;
| all conveniences; superior German board. mod
| crate.
slsT ST.. 1H E-Large. single. also double
| rooms in beautiful home; hrst-class board; ref
| erences exchanged.
86TH ST. 1874 f. Pleasantly furnished rooms
first class board private Jewish family private
The evening world., 1894-07-26

BICYCLE. Victor with lamp, tools Il bell; bar
gain, SIS, Knob, Gij Il. l55th 81.
BlCYCLE-k.nbl"r pneumatic; new; will sell
,heap. Sc W. lGad ST, ID Nat.
BlGICLE-Nrw $40 Suno high frame. rs
pounds, Dunlop detachable pueumatgs. $3.50.
liza Powers st, BroOklyn n.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Erry Wednesday until sent rs ri ~ TIE
HORID' s BOARDER>' Dir" Al ndr,'.
hsmerts IN t'r n. coss.dcuton dpp'rrm1 'nte
", nesdop morning eiGlon N the WORLD rN
be repeaied n the EVENING WORLD ne sam.
free Of chnroe
The evening world., 1894-07-26

N ,jION AVE, 1871. near nth st. six
|is: ali improvements; halls newly tar
The evening world., 1894-07-26

BENNETT BATH, AID ~. Brook lyn For n lint
tied time ladies will lie instructed Ia swimming
at half rates.
sTENoGRAPHY and Typewritng schoo,
sic broadway n. V. 81 week Call or write.
wANrED-An experienced master Tor first
grammar class IN atntholic school. Address
with r"ierenrcs. Rev. Thomas scully, y. Il Cam
bridgeport, Mass.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

COFFEY ST. lc3 near Van Brunt St.-single
furnished room; 81. % per week, Mrs. Wolf.
GOLD ST. +lB- Large, square front also hal
room; nicely furnished. Improvements; gen
ncmCn; references.
HENRY ST, 81. BroOklyn near bridge-Large
comfortably furnished rooms complete for house
keeping or gentlemen.
HENRY ST. us-Few minutes walk to bridge
nicely furnished large small rooms.
HuppAGH 81 - Large 4 small airy rooms,
minutes To bridge. FERRY: terms low.
81 so PER WEEK-LarSc. light single room, good
locality, 10 minutes from bridge brooklyn. T.
D., box COS World.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Board Wanted.

E~-p Ni.r!n>'day until set. rs ,od, Be THE
NOhiDS " BOiRDEkH DdE' Az nttrcr-
hStTtrn unttr hn c0sshcGtOn appearing IN TIE
het,vsddy moruaq ei,''On Of TIE WORLD WiA
b, rsp,aie'i ~ NE EVENING WORLD the Sum day
rSe OF chdrqc.
HOARD = . cuiumoli,us rooms, west 'tde refined
uCirhhuthuad y surroundings for husband. wife,
h.y ,t = HuaIs. q nurse With infaut table must
hr guul, terms uut to CNC,cl 81. Address l.. -.
lON iuU nstH Ilr'.h. L. T.
Two GENTI. ENl.S nurse & two children prefer
wNrr" No other buariers. convenient to bellevue
college or 81 ave. cable Address N,lsus. - l.
sun ~
NUl'NG LADY nirhcs 90 hoard with pni,atc Fam.
II. low rate Al Ircss \. T. ~, hos 20 world
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Boarders Wanted.

On, Tine sjc per linz Second Time. nc. pr
hn>: 77r,ri and Subsequent inns loo. p, hk,
No ertru charge on Sunduys
The evening world., 1894-07-26

tyE e7s near 54th st.-Cheerful apartments
boms. newly painted. well-reguated house
The evening world., 1894-07-26

lg7TH ST, l62 E,-Furnishej rooms. With or
without board; all accommodations. moderate.
iesrH ST, 2W w.-Room to let. with board;
also table board.
18TH ST. 2ss w.-Furnishsd rooms good
board private family; eonyenisncss; home
like: So. Golden
The evening world., 1894-07-26
l.. A. LINDE,

100 West 34th st., corner Broadway makes trs-
cialty OF teaching persons 20 dance who have at
tempted ana failed 70 learn AZ other academies:
waltz and latest fashionable Canoes thoroughly
taught: afternoon and evening classes: e,sAs
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge, opeu all summer.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY - West 5sth
st-open all summer: waltz guaranteed In
private lessons with music. S. four class lessons.
81: "a class lessons. s.; clnss every evening.
Wednesday and Saturday receptions. dancing q 20
TO IL. will remove Aug ! TO American Theatre
ga St very large hall electric light electric sle-
vaIor, steam heat, II viii absolutely be the mott
elegant and elaborate dancing school In this
try price the same.
OPEN ALL sUMMER-waitz and all fzshiss-
able dances ieught rapidly; circulzrA KfnCk~
ERBocKER rsERvAroRY. u ". itsA =
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Rent FREE for ole month"; or . rom, n,
West Houston St For information see the land.
ioru' b'' broad~ay restaurant.
U-furnished-N Mort, oi,as.h Street
CRESrON AVE. near Wellesley st. Fordham-
ton. bath. enc rural view from every room
pleasant suburban home: city conveniences low
r'ntsi rapid transit lines.
MAGNIFICENT 7TII AVE. DRIVE. 2.s5 bc,vs.n
1854 a ljith sts.-Hanisome Groom mats sic
sso-2D FLOOR, Z sunny rooms & bath: location
hish. htnihy; inlt view shade trees, ver2n-
gas; minutes 10 Mott Haven depot; barn II
desired, Arnly ON premises. Walton ave. corner
thesNer place
trfrrrishes-Brookiy
CARROLL ST, l5i rear Ciinton-7 rooms a
pain sSo, iul ave. "a. near Lincoln place
rooms bath SIS: 6th at. 296. or rovnls SIS
10 $50.
GRAND 81, sDl. near Ewen-rioor ali I'm.
m1NrIncnts, 81 =; also ruorIS, ~.
JuRAl EMuN ST, 80. The Riverside Aunrt
n"utS rom Il. NOto ~, 80 weekly; ali suiIlght
! Mh,; private park minute, to south 4 Wall
st. t"rrc~.
9Th PLACE 6s between toirt 4 Clinton SITS. =
,tmtN 10 let, rooms bath, in perfect order:
a.. improvements SO; desirable neghborhoud:
10 mnucS' walk to !eIr'. Inquire OF ianitur
WILLOW PLACE. 90. between Joraletnon L. State
:, sts',Mnfords elegant fat; minutes walk
IRON wal ST. 4 South ferries, $40 to S2l: 8 a. 6
rooms bath; all finished in cherry: sideboards
In dining -rcom all modern improvements: hall &
stars caTpeed; electric bells: also apartments. 20
columbia place Sc. 80 to $50; ianitor always on
promises JOHN SCOTT. Agent. 50 Willow place.
Brooklyn.
10 LEI Apartments 2, 3 It 4 rooms. ali light,
9, % ~ -, ialp,Syements eyerything clean; from
BUILDINGS, office ~! Baltic st. ''''e ~ ''"e'
DurFIELp ST %. near brid.e--4 or s light,
large rooms; all Improvements: sl2 to sls
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Flats and Apartments to Let.


lINIli ST. .G7 W.--Gcm Mats; all improvements;
. rooms & bath; low rent
KENT FREE for ole months or 4 rooms on
West Houston St For Information See the land.
lord, $50 Broadway. restaurant
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Instruction..

One 7S7re, CSC. per TIM! ScInf Tine, sec. pa
hne Third and SuboT>rt nnleS COG. pr Nm.
No ezra charge on Surddvs
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nth ST. near 6thl ave Nictors)-5 rooms &
bath. handsomely decorated; all new; low
rents Janitor. 81. W. DOWNS. 15t 9Th ave-
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7TH AVE, ?oos-Two elegant I'd story rooms
single or communicating; bath; all COW eniences
18Th AVE, 3eg-One or two furnished rooms TO
lei: $3.50 up: list Night, front.
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croN AVE, 1890. near 9Gth 5t.--S splendid
rooms. newly painted. papered. top floor,
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Eaot Sid ..

CLINTON PLACE. 34-Large front furnished room
for housekeeping or two gentlemen.
IRVING PLACE, 23-Large, nicely furnished front
rooms, I'd a. I'd floors 81.