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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-29

tlOtl. wv
Geo. W. I.umlry .Jr.. clerk OF
p!ertiun...... Observation-Disclosures. w
NJ. NJ. Carpenter, clerk of elec
The auditor was instructed to make
warrant in favor of john i. Hughes for
transportation ofpuuper, III the sum OF
S2I 96
The auditor was instructed to make
warrant to u. II. Sutley assignee of
Hays and Sutley upon completion OF
thsir contract for furnishing coal tor the
court house in the sum OF five hundred
and five dollars.
John +. Hughes was appointed com
mir,rc tn Inspect and repair, il necessary
the long bridge north of Pierre City.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adoptrd
Resolved that the county auditor and
chairman of the board of county COM
rnissiunrrs be authorized to issue war
rants for amount due officers of the
county, payable by law monthly. and
not to exceed the amount due i'll regis
ter's fee or tre,surers tee fund, respec.
lively.
Also the following was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. that it is the sense of this
board that Il state wolf bounty of at
least ) dollars per head he placed on
wolves killed within this state The
interest of the whole state and the boi.
der counties, which under the county
system must stand the brunt of the bat
tie, demands it.
The county auditor is instructed to
prepare II memorial to the Legislature
embodying the views herein expressed.
Also the following was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, that the thanks Of this
board are hereby rendered to Hon. j. T..
Eager, the chairman of this board for
the efficient and courteous manner in
which he has performed the duties OF the
position.
Minutes of October and November
meeting were read and approved.
There being no further business the
hoard then adjourned without delay.
II. III. CONNIE,
County Auditor.
Winter Tourist Rates on The Nerth-
western Line.
The Northwestern line is now selling
excursion tickets, at greatly redncedralcs.
to the health resorts of california;. Florida.
Texas. Mexico. New Mexico. Louisiana.
MisSisSippi Georgia, South Carlonia.
Tennessee and Alabama. For tickets and
full information apply to agents Chicago
and Northwestern Railway.
The best remedy for indigestion. con-
stipation. headache aud liver complaint
is Ayers pills. They never fail.
DR.. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Nidwinter Fair. San francisco.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-29
COMMISSIONERS MEET
They Canvass the Vote and Transact
Other Business of Some Im-
portancc.
rmEnRE. S. d., Nov. 1891.

The honrd of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. There
were present Mcssrs. Eager, Foote, Stn-
ger. Hughes aud ConteS.
The following bills were allowed aud
warrants ordered drawn for their pay
npnt:
Peter Bayard stove for court
house. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y wv
ID. \. Stinger. county commits
sioner..-... IL wv
X. NJ. Foute. county commits
siOnpr...... ............................. l3 ~
X Il. Gregory, clerk trensurer's
Office. 60 90
A. Whcelon, deputy auditor..... 60 90
Il. II. Connitl. auditor salary. $50 90
&. q. Robinson, judge of cleo
tion and returns q 40
l.. Hurlburt, judge of election . 90
Joseph Ihli, Judge of election = 90
j. NJ. Brooks, clerk of election. 90
g. j. Millctt, clerk of election. 2 90
Hal Wrstover clerk of election. . 90
IN
III. II. Turbcl, Judge of election
aud returns. Observation-Disclosures. lo Oo
Geo. ltabe:, judge otelection...... 90
A. L. Buttler, judge OF election 90
Thos. Wright, judge of election
aud Observation-Disclosures. y ~
Cllas. Zlglrr, Judge of election. 90
W. n. Reynolds. judge of elec-
tlOt................ Observation-Disclosures. w
NJ. Il. Root, clerk ot elrction.... 2 90
j. "A. Reynolds, judge of election . 90
Louis Pearson Judge o election
and returns s........................ :, 80
Swan l'rsk, judge nl rrction... 90
Niels Fuglsnng, judge of election 90
Magnus Wrstlumd, clerk ofrl'c-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ',O
Peter Wrstluni. clerk OF rrc
Observation-Disclosures. Z wv
w. G Mnnkward, Judge of
election. ................................. w
B. \. 'rozrr, judge ol election
and returns. Observation-Disclosures. u ~
Nh Dolohery, Judge of election. 90
d. G.. Gurbranht, clerk of
Observation-Disclosures. w
G.. ID. Burns, clerk of elcctlou...... = 90
II. i. Richards, judge of election 90
VIM. Hall, judge of clection....... 90
+. T.. Gregg, judge of election
anu rils............................. bU
j. q. Smith, clerk of clection...... OO
j. a. Ross, clerk of electiOn....... = O0
Il. Garrett, judge OF election..... 2 OO
Geo. Seeley judge of election and
returns. -. ............................ 8 sc
Wm. Rousseau judge oielection. 2 DC
Fred Seeley, clerk of elccton..... 2 OC
JOS q. Higgins, clerk o, election 2 Ot
Il. r. Mcqueen, judge of election 2 oC
NJ. Feeney, judge OF election" Ot
JIG. Woodruff. judge OF elecr
and returns. ~ "
Amos Wylie clerk of ecction.... 2 0t
Fl. T.. Mcqueen, clerk OF election 9 OF
j. A. McGui1ee, judge OF election 9 Ot
j. H. Reynolds, judge OF election OF
Jno. +. Nothdurft. judge of
election. Observation-Disclosures. O(
D. Baker, clerk of election and
returns................ II q
Peter N. Norhdnr't, clerk of
election.................... 2 OF
G. f. HIlgrnbocker. judge Of
election............ . OF
j. NJ. Adams, Judge Of felertion... 2 OF
H. D. Stoddard, judge Of el"c-
uOn.................'..... W
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-29

Chns. I.rischcr, Judge OF election 2 90
y. McGeorge. judge of election. 90
Peter Baynrd DR., clerk of cleo
ton 2 90
Chns A Whcrlon. clerk o; cLc-
.................................. wv
Levi Squirting, judge ot election
and returns .......... 3 90
Jas. Hutchinson, judge OF elrc-
tio,,.......... 2 90
g. W. ll"lhrook, judge of elrc-
tom. . 90.
Geo. W. I.umley .Jr.. clerk OF
election. ................... 9 90
NJ. NJ. Carpenter, clerk OF eler
,iou. :. !. ...... 2 90
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-29
scn., for Illustrated Prospectus.

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Harper's Weekly.
1895.

Harpcr's " ockly is Il pictorial history of the
times. 1t presents every important event
promptly. a, curately. and exhaustive i'll illus
tration and descriptive text OF ,he highest
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
REAL ESTATE.


prrsINEss AT THE EXCHANGES.
There was a much stronger tone apparent IN
the real estate market yesterday, ana the pu'h "
the property offered sold at fair prices Inc n'os'
important sale Of the day was by X. '. harne''
g. CO. at the Trinity Salesroom. who onereo un'
der PARTITION Nos 200 and 3lis Grand-st' anu ~
GO to 70 Aen-st The plot, 6ixi0 Is coyersu cSel, y
three story buildings and is leased 10 h'y IN al
Son drygoods merchants until 1907 az rs me- FOR
OF $1,000 year. Ridley q Son were tne o'' ~
D. p Ingraham co. offered under rr,o, parh,''G9a hu9.
inc on a lot 93xss The bidding ran from Voe'
to sss Frederick Pheuger was the SHyer on 40
lot 2iiOxSs5 Johanna Herman was the buyer ior
g. f. Muller & Son offered. for the exeGutors swS,1 N9.
East sixtyeghth-st; 1ourstory brick dwen, rom
on 9 's Il snmas Ths mss Sis'Rs hs buyer 5aS from
James L. Wells offered for the estate Of Ft0rence
Mccarthy. house and two lots at mgbes wss
thsYiSn,tq-I' the buyer for SIS si5oco o. yo
Bryan T. Kennel oifsTed Tdsr
story brick apartment house. on iun i"'' Inv
pant was the buyer as2cd for % @nder partition No
2s5 East One-hundred- and -twefth-st 1t brought
''r" ~ ? 'o Ingraham % aso offered No 81 Fast Fifty
nInth-st four-story, stone-front. hathouse. on a
lot, lsSxloo ottinger Brothers were the buyers i''
There was fair attendance at the Liberty stree,
Exchange. and good investment property prouh''
T. Z. Harnett & Co offered the northeast corner SIn
OF Waverley Place ana W eSt r'ieNetV"-o,. 80
No 2i5 on the street The plot. 2lx6o contains a
hree-story brick and one-story bricS mouse h III
rear The property Is mortgaged for S5eo ana
sold for $1,000 to Robert Beatty Tne sane lause1 se1
toneer offered for the executors or Henry 80 ISL
ir deceased country seat and dwelling WIN pdrn
stable oubuldngs ETC. and about snrras SnG 9u"Pr Toe
building started al 80 500. and ran up to Som ITS
Mary Clausen the buyer The same u,ops
offered No l49 West Seventiethst. four-story s,oIe
dwelling on a lot 2oxlC0 The property Is nor.
gagged for $4,000. and sold for S25,sw % l. w:
Bracher. The rest Of the property ao'er"seu "a'
bid In or withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Jnstrnrilon.
For Rovq and Young Men.-City.

ITO TIE EDITOR or The TRIBUNE
i Sir: When propounded the conundrum about iooiS
ves,erlay 4 had no reference 20 any particular khd u
f,o We are all FOOLS you know. In some thihss ANU
although we don't other people to single Us on, ~
hoiorgtng o tho gang always singing ourselves
ont The gentleman whom alluded yesterday |" un'
doute.y a man Of parts and knows some things only
meant 10 say that he nothing about the matter w
os speakinr or our good friend Mr.. Iorr has IN" p'
reripe fr the use Of this kind Of man. when s' VINO"
Won are asked question that you don't understand sV
q don't know II saves lots u trouble And 80 II does
The difficulty with this Re, Schoomas'er was the,
e noposed 10 do something that he couldn't DO ana ms
friend knew H. and let him down 80 ehsily h"t
he didn't oven know The best thing for the Ordinary
manIpulator Of "schoastic institution IL to htteh'
strictly to his and let other people DO the same
When a wall street to teacher OF boys'
send me younEster u nfteen and I'll teach MIN my
self" he Is simply talking through his hat. The NOR"
knowledge boy Of fifteen. any other age" mas hpon'
business affairs the ne knows about the ceinoh"
Of business elucation the more 'v"rs"d he - IN per-
cenfage and stocks tho he Is 10 find something 70
do and kept H. He ~ not likely. however 10 get
such training in n "scholastc institution BUSINESS
coloce is the place for him. Ever sincerely yours.
s. s PACKARD. i0i Fast 23d- ST.
Ynr< Auri
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

ff2R I, " Of Sth-sye, 3 years .........
seiferd. Mary. 10 Michael Redmond n i7g,h.,'
Is n Of Bathgate-ave years. ..... ~
Talbot. Edward VI. and wife % Harvey Vern,c'
ms 12th-st. i2J II " OF jth-sve. ......... ~
Van Dyck. Frances r. -. 10 Susan u HOY, et AZ
n 93i-gi. 2S5 n Of 9th-ave demand NJ
WanmcinacheT. Peter. 81 ~ to trustees Of ~.
Frenon's Benevolent Fund. n lth-st 22s :,
Or Avenue ", . years ...,................
Wcsthelmcr Jacob VI. 10 Frederic ! Middleh-o,,
i2.rh-st. - n v II LenOx-ave 2 Years ~
Webster. Eliza &. TO Frank r. Nunehar, ana an
other, AudObon-aYe " conner f>2d-u 1 yesr
Wilson. Carrie 4, and husband 70 James r Mn.
i12 East 12Gth st. I year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES

VS. VS., broadway. Is It 5 OF road or lane sitG
Brown Mary ". 20 Murray Ferris. lis St e."
Brady Tho. j. to samuel Hcyt. Ams;cf o."
Bs4r sa%"v VIM ~ T. to Es. Gs Ss5 sSSe an} anSns %
Greenwch-st. years. ...................'.. ~ coo
soci:y issthst "' ssi f Of 5ss'STe Hs.S'sn's
cSrSrsy Annie r to Augustus ra6cr and an 90
other trustees. orchard-st. 100 II OF
Congregation we6eSrsh Mac6syka rorah An.be h'
smeTr to Joseph c Levi 's Ailen-st. wears. 1885
cG;'To s rs'ys we. sna %fg TO German Savings
cenrney E1aos5S ,.S,n to Equitable Life Assurance
Dale Anna H. and husband 70 Moriil /. Erns; "o'
vs. Brook ave. i25 (, Of i4oih,st year. 7oc
Duffy Ann n, and ND, husband n-,S TO John Herriman
Cough James. and wife to John Mclaughlin. '"'
saS' ..as so dnS wifi: Sf 2dSyS to 6.; 800
al. 2os2io Broome-st and 10 Norfolk-st,
Hasnn, Matthew. 70 Thomas Hasan 5 : io5h. '-o
81 Il" II OF Coi9mousave; year......... 500
noIsvard 80 n Q, lt2dst; years i2,
= Madison - II n OF 40th-st. / year % oc
Kitchen Katharine and and husband to Wafer W
st and other property mor,sases Ss Seaps' ismF 90
KSsher Ge9rss ana wlfr vi to Leopold Haas
Keele william san }. ana wife to Il Davis.
Leo Isabella n. to Germenla iife Insurance "a. u
n i41th.s' $50 IT " Of Boulevard 3 years.
Larsen Andrew ami another to Wooster Reach 3d."
Mcdonald. Ada L. to Jacob Wcstheimer rt nj "
Morrs-ave. corner OF l50th-st 3 mortgar.s "A
Miller. Leopold 10 Rose lIearne y 3d-avs os '''V
II y OF pitn-st. mortgages .............'. 4oo
Mas. Emanuel NJ. to Jacob Hoffman Brewlny WV
90. %0tb-st .25 II Of ist-avc / year IN
Nlcklas. William J, to James patt. W = shave
- n ~ l+Sh-st years ............... 10 ~,
o'li"ale. Ensign tn Equitable Life Assurance So
c"tv, l3jth-st 1873 Il of Ith-ave. years IN oo
% Brlen. Luke ana wife to the l. Mott lion W
Works i3idst, Az Il of Amstrrdarn-ave on
frNlgers Caroline II al to Elizabeth Taber ct MI
12sth-st. IFS n Of fth-ave ...........' aoo
lhllips. Max. ct al To William Solomon, y : Mon
roe-s io5 II o. Rutgersst ................". 2oO
Rosenthnl. Leopold. To Leopold Jonas " = aave
s%, 70 e. St & e's-s, 3 Years .,;;......,:.. 1850
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Furnished 6ousrs 90 Get Conntrn.

l. DR. RENT. AT WASHINGTON, CONN.-l.00 FEET
elevation above sea. whore malaria and nesautoess
a most picturesque country VIA
excellent roads completely furnished cottage OF ~
rooms with all modern improvements, the house II 70.
Gated within five minutes walk of village green ana
posofce and within the grounds IS stable win se-
commodations FOR four horses For further particulars
inquire OF f. X. ROSSITER. No ~ Lbery-st. " T..
ON NARRAGANsETT RAY near WEXFORD. R. Fur:
~ residence. - rooms. bath hot ara
cold water. we'll shaded; acres stable me oatnaS
boating fishing book of photog aphs here fle lD
PHILLIPS n WELLS Tribune Butdins
vINo LET IN LYME. CONN. large very I'D Coloasi
i house and modern cottage. both hanis mey urnsnes
comfortable. convenient delightfully."- situated WIN ~.
air and views bathing the Pierp M House tns
Rrooklyn Institute summer School II Art also otna
houses and lands let and for sale. Apply 70 phiS
LIPS & WELLS. Tribune Building, or r T. SAILS
BURY, New-Iiaven. Conn.
ITO LET at University Heights Harlem Rl'er-co'uss
nine rooms. we'll furnished including piano al nce
ern Improvements and garden. Apply y. J. SAFE w.
~ Clinton Place.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
rJ,UE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR MAY

TIIEoLoG AND SCIENTIFIC THEORIES OF ~
EVOLUTION IN ANIMATED y TT kt. fN m
DRDW D. WHITE. IL" D. J.. H. D.
Shows Row theoognns aborcd to suppress the Eear m,
truth of evolution although It had been forrsladow"d Dy
Of their profession
FROST FORMS on RoAN MOUNTAIN. dlusrated)
by Ms II. r. ElSoN.
deposits ~ Ice and snow that form on mountain Top
ECONOMIC Uses or NON-EDIBLE FISH niiusra'ed)
by ROBERT +. WALSH
Tells how ncnhaden sened and converted into oil
and fertilizers. each step being shown In picture
CAUSE AND EFFr,-T IN EDUCATION. BY Prof c.
HANFORD HENDERSON.
A stimulating article n much neglected phase OF the
OTHER ARTICLES:
Age and its Work. III: Peculiar Sound Effects; Re
ligious Beliefs Rasis of Morality: The se'p ~
Molusks; Products. Cotton seed oil; Ancient
and Medieval Chemistry: Sketch OF Sir Joseph Henry
Gilbert with Portraiu.
Editors Table IAterary Notices: Popular Miscellany:
Notes.
80 CENTS A NUMBER; 500 4 YEAR
d. APPLETON CO.. NEW YORK.
vTNHE GOSSIP at the fashionable teas is
i all about the novel. a MARRIAGE ABOVE
ZERO.
rINHE SOCIETY WORLD Is talking about the
L novel
a MARRIAGE ABOVE ZERO.
and wondering who the Hero and Heroine are.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
6ummer Resorts.
M0T[sl BRg9lQMQ

s->------.-.-.>-o-
'.'. M0TEl B&ESL.9],NAg s,ll.],A
LAKE HOPATCONG. NEW-JERSEY.
CAPACITY 400 NtJW MANAGEMENT. one and one
quarter hours via D.. L. & w. r. r. Accessible. elegant
mountain for families 100 feet elevation lake
nine miles long surrounded by forests superb views
drives and bathing exceptionally fine; ladies' billiard
paror. ais, smoking card and banquet rooms Apply az
New-York Office. 2sj broadway RICHARD H. STEAfNS.
PAVILION HOTEL,
NEw-BRIGHToN. STATEN ISLAND.
Drautift sail twenty y-five minutes from Battery Most
delightful place spend spring and summer months.
open April November NOT equalcd for the price.
4. l.. DICK CO
BAR UARBOR.
For ren-Nery large cottage completely furnished cleo
trio lights: every Improvement oceln front; superb
views stable horses. For further Information apply
THOS T. Mt'SGRAVE. 535 9Th ave. NewYork.
= REvERLY. FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
season, n large stone house. with acres
of land attractive place
ALEX. s. PORTER.
.
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
y ew publitaIions.

H'HE TWO BOOKS that seem ~ ho ~,
RAGE to-day are. a MARRIAGE ABOVE zrpo
i,rlcc - cents, ana WHY MEN LIKE MARRiE1
WOMEN, Price 20 cents. New editions az ho,h 80,
day For sale everywhere - '''' ''H"' To-
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

Twentieth Edition. post paid. for 23c or ,tornp,
HE HUMAN HAP; Why il Falls or:
y. Turns Gray Ard The remedy by Prof. HARLEY
fhhNfk NJ. LONG CO.. 1Ol3 Arch ST. Phile pa
Every one should read this little book "Athen aeum
'1NiIE FIRST large edition of A MARRIACE
ABOVE ZERO was exhausted in days The read.
Ing public will have possess themselves with pat,ence
until Anr' 18th when new edition VIII be ready.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Jnstrncilor.

rTHE MISSES MOSES.
L BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
NOS. ca AND CSC MADISONAVE.
New-York city.
Prepares for Barnard and other colleges.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
TO LET,
SAUGATUCK IRON WORKS.

With Boiler Engine Fittings; etc. corpleie Loa'oa
by water or y Y. y. n. ard II. r. 4 Insurpassed b.
tween New-York and Boston. Inquire -
II STAPLES Wes'port. Coma
~ LET.-For \ ~ years. the spacious
siantal and centrally located buildngs corner Worth
street Mission Place. especially suitable for
featuring heavy light storage: capable - sustaining
the weight Of heavy machinery light and airy all modem
improvements; with or without power. Apply $. D
BROWN on premises. " +O7 Temple Court. Beekmanst
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Conntrn proper.n Go Cst.

Countrn proper.n Go Get.
AT ENGLEWOOD. New-Jersey. thirty minutes from
n Chambcrs-st.: twenty trains each daily, modem
stone house eleven rooms; stone stable four stalls acre
OF land; 80 tidewater midway between r.
station and Palisades; all modern improvements; vas.
gas, &c; rent moderate.
II. W. BANKS 49, Froat-s, Nev-York CRY
EOR THE SUMMER o by III" wear, charming oN'
tage Of q rooms nigh ground. extensive prospects:
pure soft water. 10 rninuus walk from villag. and
depo'; carriage room ard stahng with garden lfnt
II desired Inquire Of Mrs :. :. ODELL. Pleasant Val.
lev, Dutchess County y. y.
ID ICIMOND HILL. l.. I.-SEVERAL PRETTY C0rN.
II TRY places with fine shade trees lawns ETC. chocty
located near postoces churches and club with
modern cottages. to let at moderate rates
will sold easy The pretcst, most select an
thriving suburb of NewYork
ALRICK n MAN 56 Wall Street
JOEL. FOWLER Richmond Hill
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Ncm 11ubl,railon9.

NOVEI, READERS are stirred mp To the DOH
~ ing point of curiosity concerning tn" new h"'e' i"
MARRIAGE ABOVE ZERO.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

PaSsaic.
ONLY $50 PER MONTH nsalment viii buy nes
" nlne-room weil-built cottage ami lot IN tae oet
American neigh borhood the hill IN Passalc. y ~
four blocks from the main depot house worth sU pr
month rent; house Jst $50 10 build. Apply %
TIE SPEER y. J. WINE Co.
Fassaic y. j.
or os College Place. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

For Both Sexes.-City.
u ERL1TZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
- Madison Square open all summer. also
Summer School at Asbury Park. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
VIRGINIA HOT 8PRI N GS

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Bathing attendants the best European baths Every
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spout uhe most bath known needle spray cleo
trio massage. &c.
One nights ride from New-york via the c. o. +.
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Full information application at c. & o. Offce, 362
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PIN Medical Director J. +. CIiAMPf.IN. Manager
Hot Springs. Bath Co.. Va
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MODERN and complete in every departmsnt SEND for
descriptive booklet h. ROBERTS SONS.
II oTEL LURAY.
II ATLANTIC CITY N J.
Directly the Beach. !..cc sin par'7r ard pavilion
the toara.wak: connected BY enclosed hallway with
the hotel Elevator and all modern convenlences
J. WHITE Owner and Manase'
III OTEL RUNNYMEDE ATLANTIC CITY: M.
Nen'uekyay MRS HfnT Bsscn aetwGfN HpfS all the 's'
HOTEL KENDERToN.
IL ATLANTIC CITY. N. j..
OCEAN END TENNESSEE AVENUE. SPECIAL RATES
MRS. J. +. NEALL. OF Tiosa.
TIE ALBEMARLE,,
Now open virsnia-a1s near p.acS New and modern
OF best class Sssa% hsa Eye.y pooe as si
." "p''''"''0'' CHARLES E. COPE.
TIE ELKToN ATLANTIC CITY: n: j.: Kentucky. .au
5an,msn. @ nfas 1seia. sa.h Home comforts ''ea VILE
WHEN IN BUFFALO sToP Ar THE
NIAGARA FAILS forty minutes away.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Dnrtlne Ataormlcs.

r. 20. F. WALTER. lately returned from EWop.
VI Glasses and private Lessons Society Dances daily
x26 Coumbus-ave S0th and 81st GtA
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Gprina Resorts.
LAKEWOOD. N. J.
[P@10Dn@0o House,

Select family hotel. Brick and stone structure Eeya;
tor steam heat open fires large sun parlor CoN''RlS =
DAIIY NY SEI.D 7 BAND. j. X PAI.MER Manaser
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
0eatbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A rupplies Teachers Tutors. Govcrnesash
&C.. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
Nrs NJ. J. OUNGFULTON. % Union Square
GESCY Miriam Coyrcre supplies tutors. professors
"A TEACHERS governesses etc in all dep,s .nds
schools $50 9th Book Rldng cor 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
RUSSIANS AS THEY ARE.
STUDIES FROM WITHOUT AND WITHIN

sr..v AND MosLEM. Historical sketches hN o.
Milliken Napier Brodhead. PIP 80
THE INDUSTRIES OF RtsslA: ,od gfTr Trade. Pr.
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Forestry. PIP, xxxii S7 NoT is Siberia T,' and the
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r:dtor Of the English Translation. a. 'Rm, Rmssa 81.
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Petersburg
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For Both Sexes.-Country.
~ ICKINSON SEMINARY. wIIIiAMSFORT Penn
~ Both sexes. Regular and Elective courses Degrees
conferred FITS college Music Modern Languages
speciaI,ies heat. light. home comforts
T. j. GRAY. d. D.. Prest.
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