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DAYS wORK-YounG woman to 60 out washing
or cleaning Cunningham. 239 ". S7th ST., roor >.
DAYS WORK Respectable woman to work ty
the day: hTst-class iaundrsss Laundress, cot
W. 67th st
LArNDRESs. coiored. to take washing home or
do days work. NJ. P. 3I2 ". rst st. "a noor.
LAuNnREss -ReSpertable eolorsd woman as
'aundress in private family or laundry: not
afraid Of work. l0o ". tith IT.
WASHINGTON swedi,h woman wishes family
washing by week or dozen at home. Anderson.
80 ". 10Th ST.
WASHING -Colorcd Woman wants Iadiss'. gentle
mems or family washing; open'sir drying IS
y. I?tn -
WhsHISG German widow wishes washing &
irpntns at home or out; also hOusec!esning
Mrs. Burgci, I'll iimrod st. Brooklyn.
wASHING-rine Washing ironing at home, or
60 out by The day! nrst'class, strong woman
honest 1887 De kalb ave, brooklyn store.
WASHING Young. married. respectable Polish
woman to ~ out washing ny the day or week
family ironing, Frances Ross. 10 Forsythe st
DAYS WORK Young woman 70 30 gu, by the
day washing clearing MIS- McDonuugh.
as " 2sth st, rear.
DAYS WORK Respectable .olcrsd woman to GO
out by day washing IRONING. cleaning, Mrs
AntS.ne. go W. SD ct.
LAuHpREss- Resp. able Swiss Eom.I AZ l.un
dress or help in kitchen. Haas. il' " hith.
Nurses, ladies' Maids, &C.
NURSE Experienced American woman as ladies'
nurse desires engagement. Mrs Cline, 10 Z,
l.tth st, "a nat
NURSE Experienced desires position In hosp.
tai or ssnitarum, G. l., H.. box Ei World.
NURSE Respectable German woman to MIND
Children; city or country; would 60 to Euror"
Win family. SteTenf, Nt T., c9th 81.
NURSE French Girl IS nurse ehsmtcF maid
rp0i r,i'ronc". Emcli". II. =. 95th ~.
EUHfE- Experienced teacher English French
lrsu,hca horuuEhy; 'rsinl children; scaas-
tened to entire thIrpc; LrNs, IiGht ohamDrr~ork
- W. i3l IT.
NURSE-I ouus woman 10 care for hSbr at her
CwH home. mothers care. lI 10th ave,
SIRSE-GiIl. l.. to mind children; privat. fam
A.. rNko'ita 90 Gr,cnNiGl. st., - fo,r
Mi,eel,snsoua,
A LpGE WOMN& would Ike 10 care .or child
have rood home mother care. lci Adam
81 r?u0hlyn.
Cl.I:.Nl>,.- Competent vopnE woman IL do hou .
oIcau.uE b. thc DAY or week thorough swoeprr.
duSIrr. g., Tr.SrrEtG, present employ "r, T., boN
"g5 W"H, uPtn~n
COLCRED wuMNN wishes portion OF any kird
n the city. Address Mrs, stevens, care Mr.
Me- srr. COZ g. FSth e..
'l'na''ou ~ ~nytlYhs: once work preferred /.
snail r,iHD 10 hcsbn 4, G, "a Poplar At,
Brook. q,
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scotland Wins "a Trophy.

ny Associated PressD
LONDON, July 2.-Scotland won The
National Challenge trophy by score OF
l.S04.
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STEAMER REPORTED SUNK.
Unknown Vessel Said to Have Gone
Down on Brcst.
LBy AssoclRtcl PrNsa J

BREST. FRANCE. July 2l.-A large
steamer Is reported to have been sunk
Off this port No particulars have been
received as to name or nationality.
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NEW YORKER MURDERED.
John sinna In's Body Found In an
Ale! In Glasgow.
,By Associated rr,

IBy Nss0rlaICI TTess.'
GLASGOW, July 2l.--John Sinnamon.
whose address is given as 1872 East Sec
ond street, New York city, was found
murdered in an alley of this city last
night.
Twelve men and women have been ar
rested on suspicion Of having been con-
nected with the affair.
At 1872 Second street no one by the
name of John Sinnamon was known.
Several of the residents OF the vicinity
who had gone to Scotland from that
part of the city.
The address mentioned in the despatch
was East" Sec ond street. As there is
no West Second street in this city, the
street is only known as Second street"
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Situations Wanted-Ma!e.
Sc. I'M. No Er,ru charge IN, sunday

NM Saturday Until sept rs rr br 7HE
WORLD = "sITtI7FON btI." ~ adj srtts'-
ner,s und~r the CLASSIFICATION appearing IN th< sat
u-day morning clifton Of THE WORLD mi br
,,p>uet ~, N. EVENING WORLD ne sanls day
free O( chdrDe
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A PETARD IN ROME.
II ExpIOdcs, but Does No Damage,
Near the British EmbRsS!.

ROME. July 2l.-A pctard was eX-
ploded this morning near the British
Embassy.
No damage was done.
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MARRIED COUPLE no children: man as stable
man. wife as good cook laundress; yeAH
reference. Boyle, 355 W 18th st.
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RESPECTABLE young coored man is willing .
do any Kind OF wnk; also will travel any part
Of country, can wait; good penman; best recon-
mrnd,t!nus from last place. After o'clock. 33s
W 3.th 81.
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HusrLlNG BUSINESS MAN starts at once tor
Pac'hG coast. headquarters San Francisco. e
npeu branch house, sale hne machinery would
ike paving side line. G.. W. Sebring. IL South
Crntre ST. Bethlehem. Pa
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WAITER Respectable young man. German Amer
iran: understands waiting, kitchenwork; aS
employment. good references: obiigtns. Nsu-
mann, ". I'd 81.
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! WAITER & oyst.rmsn: good hustler 4 can mig
/ drinks l. necessary. Alfred Thompson. 81 sts
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RoCEAwAT BEACH. Iuly IL. shark seven
feet long vas washed ashore last evening on
tho beach Of Smith 4 Wsinvrishts bathing
houses, Seaside. Richard Albrett. life-s saver,
dealt IT several blows With car killing It,
lilo buried the msn-e,ter IN tho sand.
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| MARRIED MAN 81 wants work OF any kind:
temperate honest; Al references. security.
Ssndherg .l7 r. seth St
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rINSMlTH Good tin.mlth; city or country.
s,,hrrf. 2tl 4. 18th 81.
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PRISTiNG-rNK MAkER-Biack 4 color: On
make all Narn'shes as superintendent; contrvts
some accounts Address X. s.. box 81 World
PRINTER First. class compositor desires position
at foreman or at case. we'll recommended. j..
H.. ia
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WATCuaAKER a plain ensrayer; years e.
perience at the bench: best References ChAA
Mn, lS5 North Main St, Paterson. N. J.
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WAITER FIRST class: understands several la.-
glages. city country. 65l E. 9Th st.. I'd hooe.
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VAiTER-young man trst class in cafe or res
taurart L. IL. l2s r. ed st. -
W\ITER-Toung American: hotel or restaurant u
,ity: wages s. a eek. box $50 Rockville. Com.
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PRESsMAN- First.class cylinder & Job prsssman:
20 years experience. Address Reliable. box ~
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srE$OGRAPHER & typewriter; 5 years sxpsri.
ence. temporary or permanent; moderate sslAfys
Remington. box .jt World. uptown.
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! TtNSMITII. good for In 4 outside work. wants
| steady work. low wages Spige j Cook 81.
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RULER Young man. with = years sxpsrissoA
would like steady situation: wages no objsse
| J. Z. s., box All World.
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PAPER H.SrEri. nrst class; piece or day WORT.
VIII. $40 BuahNtct ave, Brooklyn.
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WAITEP--Youug man. ls. as walter In restaurant
Z hart-nder; honest & sober; reference. Address
John leIo.i. box 1852 World.
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! PORTER useful nan; sober 4 willing; handy
Nth tools: far scholar; good references. Mss-
/ hqN. tni W I'D Il.
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PORTER Respectable co'ored man porter sls-
I BcSearts belt.
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PATTERN MAKER; hrst.class man G. H.. boz
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PROoFREADER; thoroughly competent. sxpsss.
encrd reliable reader practical prints.
at
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STEWARD. Ic Years practical experienced: hntsl.
club house or restaurant; eity or away. II. y.
box 6.s Harlem World.
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N,IrER-speaks German 4 English. a. waltz
or lunohuan. A. B. s: Ave. A.
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YoUEG IRISEMEN Gl. lately landed. At any
thins, J. Boiand IS Manhattan 1t.
YOUNG MAN. 90 to do anythinE; undersisnds
care Of horses. Ell henderson IT.. Jersey City.
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PuRTER-32o to any one securing me steady posi.
ton AZ porter, Waterman or work In factory.
| tharles. box a World
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USEFUL MAS-Nouns German eabinet- makes
private family, acquainted With garden work u
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Situations Wsuted-FemaIe
Cooks.

COOK ,order in Restaurant by young German
woman: night preferred; references. H.. IL
iiorGtio st
COOK R,spec,.bis woman a, 5000 family COOK
baker: Wiling to d. washing " required:
sool city fc;erence. 100 Sth ave, room Il.
Cuok--Good young German cook: hotel ~
restsnrant. no objection TO bcarding. hove.
~ W. goth st. room s.
COOK scat German sill cook, wash & iron Or
do hoGs'~ork; city o, country. go =: ssth Of
COOK Very reliable Woman rs cook In small
nriNsts inuiily excellent bread 4 pastry: suol
'ly reference: C.ll 700 W seth .t % bell .--
chsmbermsids. Mattresses. Gte.
>ilh"B EMhh. sood: city rstsrnoss; ~tltns
onl.-ius Lo,rl o. boarding. house. Cali -c9
u "u ~. ling kelly's bell.
,h.uUermsh or Npi,ress: best reference 81
'cFuse". 5u W I'd ST., I'd hoor,
cNNMnrEMAlp .fruns xlr,; or tsts esre OF
children r. r'nnessn. AZ r. 18th 81
rNamno-""rh ssitirt or help with children
good r''cfcae" cali $40 u Nth ~, top Noor.
NNrGES. In boarding Nous. or hotel: French
E'ri str.kS tnglish; Sosd references. ~
An'"n', !iJ u. 5''h ~.
WAITRESS rhornushlv experienced Scotch glrl
Mattress good references SiiiIns TO g. TO
IN" country. irslis, ,ci smith ~. RrocsDn.
rHhMBtRMt itn- CoIo-ed SRI az ehsmbsrrsid
nue. :" NaitreHS; city reference, c37 ". SD At
''A noor, back,
Lrehsmskerp. SsamsV0seee, &C.
nRESs NAiEE. competent, cuts by 5. T. Tayior
sNst"m: home or b. tbs day. Mr,. Ab,l. 3R
T.. Us, It.
. -. -
nREssN.kER. hrst class. by d,y. u: b,.t ref
.rvn.e, v.rtcrt NJ guaranteed. Brennan. -. W.
6tt a..
pRESSNA kER.-French drou. stage costume.
trnker a., tcrclady 10 Wholesale businsts house
u 90 per ieg Mrs. Pluuhart. = Pond st; send
postal,
pRFaSM thER TO 90 out BY day. Zoe. Call any
time, MIR, sekel .96 T. 10Th ~.
DRESsMAkER. practical accustomed to Sth av.
trad viii give half time for good room. partial
hoard self little Ioy; stashorei references, IL
W. 18th st
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PIT MHER, .s: iohhng er new work. 81 or e7.t.
Nee. 1855 Bedford ave, Brooklyn.
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srEsOGRAPHER a. typewriter--Young man. .
year, experience accurate, rapid; Remington %
smith salary. IS. r., box 5sl Brooklyn World
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PRESsMhE --- NJ ail-around cylinder pSessmas;
book Job 4 color: city country: wages moeo-
rate Pa. box 20 World.
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/ Pill NBERS Heller: wipe Joints: car
| rlme highly recommended Sam Kushins1U.
! ,: suffolk st
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PHOTO E&GRhrER. steady & reliable man; On
10 hrsl rlssa work. Photo. boz 256 World.
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| Pill MBER nrst class at iobbng or Won't
wages 5! % per day Plumber. World BraasA
$50 Columbus
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Situations Wanted--Male.

ROY, Is, graduate OF public school can write
English GorInan. In odhve +. Waltz. ia
MiujsF st, BROOKLYN
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USEFUL MAN-pane. age 20 IN private country
place: $50 month. Charles Jensen. rs Bleecksr
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WANTED. by carpenter, position as TAnaser OF
barge o. any place OF trust. good reference .
security. stark loj Columbia st.. Brooklyn.
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YOUNG aAN. good family education desires
situation In the South: not afraid OF work
Man. hnN c7i World
YOUNG COUPLE. sNcdiEh. married; wife 10 =
housework man useful. Lundblad. t0 ".
sith t.
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| an" place where he could be useful: wages no
object Need, bon isS World, uptown.
| PORTER. light; experienced young man. aged q,
| desires situation In dry goods or other store -
months first class reference. or small security u
J te1Mlrcd. Address A. DAVE. as z. SQth st.
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Nurses, ladies' Msids, ae.
Miscsi!s NJ oua

i.pSE WOMh$ would IKE 10 care :or child
have rood home motherS care, lc' Adam
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STESoGRAPHER: Remington Smith Premiss.
A. A. BucLln. Deposit. " Y.
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SALESMAN cloak; man who was In businseA
| with y good trade; this city suburbs; drU1-
| class reference O., box 20 World, PHILADELPHIA
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RESPECTABLE MAN & wife: children: bsss
rsferen e 1859 I'd ave. fights up, front
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rUOTuGR ,riiER Herman as printer L toner on
all kinds sristo n sibumen paper Kraemer.
~ Scholes r.. Brooklyn.
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SALESMAN-Ladies' cloak salesman for NsV
York. brooklyn & Eastern States. wants -
engage himself with 4 good house on easy terra
E. box 90 World.
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FL MEIER experienced; country preferred; ira.
class rcierences 23t T.. l24th st.
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TNGI%EER or assistant. single maa. familiar
with hydrau'lr "lc'a'"rs lsqndr machinery;
H.,'Irg ui hu,iinr,. electric bells, Sc. does all
r.pairs hirriy recommended. Address for days
ErE meet. hph % World
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ST tBlEMAS-Soung German as stabieman -
driver on milk. bakery express wsEoo;
references. Herman Renochke. 100 Greenwich q
STESOGRAPHER. fully experienced: car opsrste
an" machine understands Bookkeeping; goo
penman: Al references. Hustler. box iss World.
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| jon COMPOST ron. a.sround hand; pressmaA,
cnho,ser & folding -hoy die setter: open for cor
rcSpondence. 'ompositor. box i2s World. uptown.
ktrCHEN"AS in restaurant or hotel. 1918
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07
Nowr YORK, 10 stysznis 1854.
Szdnosony Reddktorze!

oSu1totoHty IteUUhtOTze!
Przekonany jestem, ae n~iejednemu
Prawemu Polskowi, kt6ry ~obecnym byl
ma Posiedzeuiu delegat6w obrsdujscych
" sprawIe ,,Dnis Polskiego", a kt6ry
ie przysiuehAs nieporozumien in miedzy
Litwinami q Polsksmi, - przekonany
jestem, 10 oi Polacy musieli W duchu
zsniese proibe owym Psnom, kt6rzy IA
mierzajs Z Wielkanooa ~rozpooza6 wy.
dswnictwo " Nowym Yorku nMstko
Polsko" musieli oni " duchu swym
Prosbe tym panom zsnies6, by PROOF
dodatku " angielskim jezyku, kt6ry
oswieose ma Amerykan6w, 90 do die.
j6w Polski, by wydawali taksamot do.
datek " jezyku litewskim, oelem zazns.
jomienia litwip6w z hissorys .polska i
usuuiecia nieporozumienia miedzy brad.
mi Polakami q Litwinaui - SWAMI oil.
o1yzny jednej, SWAMI iedyna make
majsuy.
Prsgnieniem owych Polsk6w jsk i
piszacego niniejs.e byloby, aeby wy.
dawcy nMatki Polsko", kt6rzy 50 bar
dzo bogaci i ponoa szezedz 6 ME bed.
zadnych kosztow ma os ~iate ludu pol
skiego, bysoby aeby naieli redaktor.
Polaks, kt6ryby do Litwin6w ioh je.y.
klein prsen6wii przekonywaiaoo.
Alpha.
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P0dEiekOwanie.
Gu .cAGo dnia 30 Stycznia 1894

CHICAGO dnia 3 0Stycznis 1894 Z.
SSano,ona Relakcyol
RACE zsmiescic W lamach ~czasopisma
swego tych SLOW kilka:
Niniej'zem skiadamy najserdeezniej.
SEE podziekowanie " imieniu cslego
nTow. Centralnych Polek W Ameryoe"
nsjPierw szanownym wydawcom czaso
pism polskich, kt6re przez kilkakrotne
wzmianki zacheciiy szanowns publ.
cznose polska do licznego wsp6iudIia,u
" nsszej zabswie; nastepnie wszystkim
szsnownym psnom, ktorzy poswiecili
sic uslugiwac gosciom, nsreszcie sza
nownym sedziom k~ostyum6w i oslej
szsnownej publicznosci polskiej "a tax
liczns zebranie sic ma wspomuiana zaba.
we i "a tax przy.woite zschowanie sic.
,,Tow. Centralne Polek W Ameryce"
zawiazane zostaio 2 lat temu nazad i
przez czas swego istnienia zmuszonem
bylo precise rozmaite koleje i kolejki,
jakotez rozmaite przeszkody nawet ze
stron Pewnych jednostek, lecz energia
nasza jake polek l matek i poswieoenie
sic nasze ola dobra og6lnego, zostslo
uwiehczone pomyslnym skutklem. DIS
Tow. nasze liczy kilksdzie,iat czionk6w
(pah) ma kilks set dolar6w kasie, q
opr6oz tego porzadny zbi6r garderoby i
ksiazek. S}owsm m6wiac, dis TOW.
Centr. Polek W Ameryce" stoi ma do.
skonaiym fundamencie.
Cels nasze zapewne beda katdemu,
zdrowo myslacemu ~polskowi, wiadome,
gdy tn wspomnimy, ae my id1iemy "a
sstsndsrem 2. N. Polskiego.
Wypada tn ~ieszcze nsduieni6 PREY
obecnej okazyi, zs " oststnich latacb,
ma kaAda zabawe, jska urzsdzaio tow.
nasze, szsnowns Pu~blicznoso polska po-
psria mas zawsze Observation-Disclosures re.
braniem sic, "a 90 sklsdsmy nasze SER
deozne staropolskie nB6g zap}ae." -
My zas jak do tego czasu, tax i na prey
sziosd b~edziemy trzymsiy sic tel ssmej
dewi'y, q oWoce prsoy naszej skiadac
ma oitarz Ojczyzny-Polski.
A wisc j~eszcze raz skisdsjsc wszyst-
kim szanownym rodakom 1 rodaczkom
" ogole, kstdemu pojedyhczo nasze
nsjszczersze ~podziekowsnie "a ich uslu.
81 ! g~rzecznosc; kresli sic W imieniu
osiego ,,Tow. Centr. Polek W Amerycs"
z powazaniem KOMITET.
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sfawny OIeIek Reumatyczny,
~PROCHOwICZA.

Leksrstwo ns reumstyzm, pstento.
wsne IL Kwietnis 1888 r. Jest to DO.
moo ma wszystkie bolesci reu~mstyczne
" r~smionsch, iokoisoh, kolsnsch, "
ogole we wszystkich zgiecisch rsk
n6g, leozy tskse Dol giowy zwsny nsu.
slgis.
Butelks z ~do.sczonym prsepisem u.
tycis kosztuje dollar jeden,
Nsby, ro4ns u
leonardo Tuchockiego,
Is Oeaver Str. OhicaQo, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07

Dziewczeta Pis11:..j n fl.:, d Si:l
scs ufsmilii snsrykahskich jsko ssusso.
ssczegolnie twisao prsybytym dsiswczynon
z Europy mogs dsG miejscs ssraz, PAM
L. .SAWICKA, streczsrka- s45e cottsg,
Grove sve., Chicago, Ill
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HARMUNlkE

lemy "a $500 kto nam przysle I dol tenn po-
elemy harmonike ptzeZ Express G. q. ID. Ny ME
opiacamy przesyiki, POaizsza harmonika lest
sprzedavana po innych skladach cd . do ~ dol
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-01
MISS cuRRAN SUCCESSFUL.
She Wins the Contest at the AvooR Fai
Over Two Competitors.
Special to the Scranton Tribune

GItttut " Tue sotINHlON iIIOHHt-
AvoCA, Ra, Jan. 3l.-There was the
usual large attendance at st. MAry's
fair on Tuesday evening. The contest
between Misses Curran, Morahan and
Moran was decided in favor of Miss
Curran. who collected the enormous
sum of 81, 7l0.65. Miss Morahan 1895 90
and Miss Moran 1866 So. Among the
other articles disposed of were st
Cecelia's picture to Miss, b, Farley, of
Pittston; Father Cranes picture to NJ
McGowan; Mrs. Steever'S painting to
Miss Mary Riley, Of Mill Creek.
The mSny friends Of Miss Curran
celebrated her victory with grand
social and banquet at O'Mslley's opera
house. Those who were present were
Misses Annie Bergen, Lizzie McClosky
and Patrick Timlin and viii Bergen.
Jermvn; Misses Agie Lyu TT, Marie
and Kate Curran and p. j. Durkin, j.
Harnet, b Il. and A. p, Curran, NJ j.
Lynott, DR.. p H. Kearney, Scranton
Miss Jennie and James Kearney. Arch
bald; Misses Ella. Katie and Vina
Gibbons, Name Fitzimmons. Lydia
Connor, Name and b O'Brien, Mary
and Lizzie Whalen, Ella Callahan,
Name Kearney, Katie Cannon. Bessie
and Fannie Weber, Nellie Curran, and
Hugh and Will Jennings. l.. +. Nolan.
Will Curran, II. NJ Howell, L j.
Wurd. John McCourtney and 7. j.
O'Malley. Avoca.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-01
CONCERT IN BRICK CHURCH.
Moosic Residents Have Chance to Hear
Fine Music.

tlne music.
Special to the Scranton Tribune
MoosIC. Pa, Jan. 81 Mr. and Mrs.
S. w, Bouss were at Wilkes Barre on
Monday.
Miss Emily Curtis and Archie Tin
klepaugh were married Saturday evan.
ing at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Mr.
Race.
Rev. Mr.. Meade, of Silver Lake quar-.
tette fame, will preach in the Brick
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
morning. In the evening the quartette
will give a gospel temp rance service,
Mrs Rollie Bellas is recovering from
a severe attack of the grip.
William Drake intends to build a
dwelling house on his lot on Minooka
avenue
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold meeting in the base
ment of the Presbyterian church FRI
day afternoon. Mrs S1uires, of Car
bondale, and Mrs Horns, of Scranton.
will be present. The ladies' are all cor.
daily invited to be present.
A treat is in store for all who avai
themselves of the opportunity OF at
tending the concert given by the Silver
Lake Qlartette in tho brick church
Monday evening Feb. 8. The price OF
admission is 25 cents.
Ferdinand Ferrell, of Dallas, has
been visiting relatives in town for @
few days past.