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nished Tor housekeeping, N'5, back basement
LEXINGTON AVE, ia Newly furnished,
large, front X hall rooms; convenienc-s; Iea.
snnablp
LEXINGTON AVE, s77-Furnished front or back
ROOM private house. American family. hot a
cold water.
LEXINGTON AVE. s7s. 3 minutes from Grani
Centrai-Larse a small rooms. newly furnished /.
every convenience.
LEXINGTON AVE, l245 Furnished rooms 10
let In private house: rents moderate; near |.
station. kilian.
LEXINGTON AVE. Furnished rooms; house
newly furnished: reference.
ST, MARKS PLACE, IL I:lesant parlor bedroom
running water, gentlemen or couple, reasonable.
Gardner.
STANTON ST. 81 Furnished room for re'pec
table man wife or gentlemen: housekeepiag.
SUFFOLK ST. 10, near Grand 1T --Larse rooms,
furnished for housekeeping. With water. 81,
| 33R
% 81, 49-Furnished single 4 double rooms,
WITH private family; rss a bath Beil b.
room for light housekeeping $3.50 a s.
| 80 AVE. 2S+-Weli furnished. large rooms for
housekeeping. with stove, ~ per week.
sd AVE. sls-2 rooms. front suit. ts7B, large
back room. cooking stove. dishes, a. house
keeping. sylvester
Sd AVE, 537-Two nicely furnished large rooms
men, rent reasonable
| Sd AVE, 7lO--Furuished room.
Mrs ouinIan.
| iTH AVE gs-EIeganty furnished rooms suits
bic for light Housekeeping, every accommoIa.
| ton
9Tli ST u E-Furnished front basement for
| light housekeeping or business other rooms.
| 10TH 81, ~ b, Refined people, with quiet
tastes, Will mud comfortable, newly paprred
/ rooms.
10Th IT. 80 4. q large furnished rooms small
one adjoining running water ~ - week.
| 10TH ST, 22i T. q connecting furnished
fOoms; light Housekeeping; s.. 70 81 weekly.
nth ST. sS2 Nicely furnished square
room, with every modern improvement. gem
| tlemen only.
uTH ST 2.2 E-Niccly furnished front room
| suiting gentleman or married couple for house
| keeping
MN ST, 81 + near Grold~sy-R elr'urated,
nicely furnished rooms 81 % To s. weekly
| 18TH ST. I2G E-Ntgcy furnished front room
10 let,
i2TH ST. N3 E-Nicely furnished front & back
| rooms for housekeeping, clean, private house.
| l2TH ST. Hg E-Isrgr MEDIUMS sized rooms
gentlemen or couple housekeeping ! hght.
/ lITlI -. ~ T.. between . .H Madison Hand
brcHkaSt gentlemen; reference
| 4TH ST. 22O E-Comtortably furnished extra
large rooms, bath, gas. housekeeping, S. s..
18TH ST, lO7 E. near Union Squarc-l.arsc.
also hail rooms, together or separate private
| family.
ijrH ST 2O2 E.-lsrse q small rooms. all con.
NrnienceS,
18TH ST, III r, near Union SquaTr Rooms tor
light housekeeping, ~ 10; Others u. so, ~.
| i7TH ST 2i6 r. near the park-Fine sunny
rooms; all rgnNenten'e s. gentlemen, reference.
18TH ST, ss7 Elegant connecting a single
square rooms: running water! plano. hrst-clsSs
house
18TH ST, 215 r. Handsomely furnished parlor
floor also other rooms breakfast !, desired.
1
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EXCELSIOR BICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL, lG2
L. 55th st.--Priyate instruction; one lesson
soc. Ave lessons 81.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
uniurnl,hc 8.

on'orn'Sneo.
FLOOR or nat list or I'd between lith & 10th
ste a I'd A I'm ayes rent SIS to $50 li6 T.
S''h 81
THREE ROOMS bath 4 COhHenlrnCrs, private
rent under so. Address H. box 800 World
uptown.
WANTED by married couple will out children
fat Of rooms bath. all light list I'd Or ~
floor on west side, below 95th 81 preferred, rent
not annNe 'E' WIN hea. fntn'nhe" to''t'h,eS
ehChahseu' u L. H. s' fa''u' ave- J''S'l
'iH --.
WANTED - small moor III Erlhae h,usS tor
hnul'N' rent f'hS"n"n''' h'N ~ ~" a. 'i"'n l.
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SELECT ACADEMY Of stenography and type.
writing uimited numbar). 633 willoughby ave,
Brooklyn. highest standard practical business
training; success assured terms moderate: refer
ences: see catalogue
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Flats ana Apartments To let.
unfurolshe d-Esst Side.

CAD ST, SIS E.-sinsle Fat. extra wide. 7 rum.;
decorated all improvements low rent, Jani,Ot:
I'D ST. 400 E. near cable cars-Apsrtments,
rooms reduced decorated gas, elevators
'9nH ST. iso - rooms 4 bath c"rpe.sd
ma. nails az, improvements; fine street; cheap
SD ST, 22s +. q room, Il bath, all Improves
mems n'en's, near ia ave Il station va sz3
s0TH ST. go II. Elegant parior 4 upper floors,
o. roon,s; all improvements: rent Sl2 to s2a.
SsTH ST. III E.-a-. rooms, newly painted. IS
up; wash. tubs; closets near park; station.
-
o. n = .
E'ganS loom mas u a., improvements; oa, ms
10, !" o'us' ""'S "'"'''' ''"''' '-'
'I,.o ,.,,,- a.. a A...-.., 4. A, ..,.., 80,
$50: splendid location See jsnitor or
CHAS. voLZlSG q SON b7th st. a I'd ave.
,--as ~- ss.ss~
/"H . q. e
,otwsor I.,trvtnn l. P.rl ava, h.r,.om. Az,
$500 49, ~ a ,no,n. a. h,,h in ~, $50 -, y,
$50 Apply to Jsnitor on premises or
IHAs NOIZINE N SON
5'h St Sd ave,
NTH ST, i6' E.-7 IS roOms; e,tr. wide; dec
o,ru sr PARK ,\E tl.pap, nat. ali i'm.
provements: decorated; A. : rooms; s2i, ST..
esr,, or ,,s = -s,n.,o o,,, .,.,.n,ly d.co-
ra',as ron,us a ha,he .,.an h.s, 3 hn; x,t.r
,, rSu' rooms '"'h steam neat "0' "''e'
;,',T - 49,, ,.........-.,-,.,
Wl II 81. 2ll To 255 New houses . =
room apartments, n, on 20 la uuilh.whlcr,
electric bells; hot bath Tree 70 tenants; VIDE
STREET n"ors neanehea' once u, z-' -.
lO2D ST, oil E.-S 80 for rooms. newly
painted; free rent to October
lo3D ST. ldI E-6 rooms bath; all improve
ments, rent SlSi free until October.
iDl g., ,,, 80 ., hI ihs ,o rvs"'h
h.b hot .satr u sMnri,ed aec,rnied &c rent,
az, ~ a. ~, ,,r.,r,I.as nr i'm ARM
elh'.>,' ou NV, 'o'lIel iN'.n ~.
10TH ST. southwest corner Park ave. A. D
elegant light rooms, Improvements, $l3. 80
to ST..
lIITu sT Al E-:ld 1th tnts n roons, 81
iisTu or i,- y ,bcunest sinyl. c,,a In liar.
lem. newly decorated: improyements; month
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boarders Wanted.
West Side.


podfderS Wanted
------------
West Side.
'm ,i,t ST .S11-Large furnished rooms.
keepingo VI without board also rooms for house
S SfIp u
In m,S SSI., 22o-Nce airy ROOM with excel
..., oOard moderate terms.
WANERLES PLACE llb-Iarge sunny r,,on,..
Sc npnnra gentlemen; central location
w., ~ 49,, ~,
rnoms ~ a hhHmiiNGIoS PLACE, ll3-Select
references ''"'o' '"u'eS' - gentlemen 20, W;
-ru .,.y 49,, ----------
IN AVE ROCKWELL furnished parlor a bed
loTlI s,r Us u ueS'tedi "a moor wiener
AT r,asana5fa Mimfiea,a ant rooms, With board,
mn, S-, --,,, ,'D'e o o-
everv orc,, 80 ,ILNice rooms; good board;
~, -, ~ e0.,illiouallol.
i'rh i,, sIi 2S1 W,-Larse rooms, handsomely
throusbou,,' ., noTSe newly papered painted
su'. sAeehent BOARD
men xio. ~" M.mhooms with board gentle.
mn 80 S9nmee'il's rooms Tor families
itln 81. 3oI w. -LarGe, pleasant rooms; good
I.Tu ar ,.,v, 'HI 80. ,"''e D'.'o.
per we. no no"t. class taoie board S3 90
d - ".sA heals served out.
board nicass,, row, 70 ~ weekly mrs. class
,s.,, -oo.,,o D"." -,...e oo.,.ortS
q han 90 sSo "..,oou ooaru' with nice rooms
~, 'S.o0 W 90 ---------.---------
l3lll ST. PSI W.-Nicelv furnished hall room
'' W ~ p'''"N' t"h''s
decorated; parlor dining room permanent,
:. ans'enl' -- -
18TH ST, 800 W.-single - double rooms. with
board oo''u' seh''emeh' W. iadies Vs. table
,urt,
also single room. viii nr v,ISm,,,, nr lot
18TH ST, 81 e. GO W. offers large & small rooms.
pari9r dining room, superior house a service;
s.e!e oosrGers accommodated
FIST ST, 2tS Undesirable rooms; excellent
table; good house; families gentlemen; rea-
sohable; central
-iTL IL; ~ Rooms handsomely fur.
mo5eratcc i"'se SioSe'S' 'Ace''eht '"p'e' terms
2lsr ST., 248 W,-DesIratIe so,isr. room also
back psr,or: scelIent boari. reusnnshl" ''So
??D ST. ara W cb.lss, rors.--poor,. -- r,,s
hoard sipgly or en- suite. permanent or tran
silent e' " " e' '''''e"' Vi ""n
lJD ST. INV ne,r .,h ava ,SI,,.,,, 80 TO-
noor; 4 large rooms; mirrors hot water bstn.
others, sir'le or double: best table; moderate;
French c)tk ng; Spanish spoken.
2sp ST. 2s7 w.-1.arr. room large closet run.
ming water folding bed superior hoard N9
:. A. -T A47 w.-DouhIe q sIngIe roo,,is si,no-
rior board good location: reasonable terms
9on CT 40 W. e,,,,. a, a.. 49,. H.,
desirable rooms, with snneriov bo,rd o''e'
1an S.r ,,v ~ n,., !. IL,
fnrniohaS iarao n,a v. ~ os, hH hi'eS
Dan ar or- ", -, -, ,..a,,,
boun,ii,u Isho ',,hsrat ppumtu' r nm asesn'
changed
oan or ~. w-,,,o,, ,,-o,,,,,- ,,-,i.,,, .aa.,.
as, oi,ss .o, ,hi p1sas iuI,.s,.u ,oo'ns'
oon CT A. .., N IT,, -. -. 80.
n,sss,r, ,an,,,nn nm,anV '4s s rooms le.
donnie rooms xl0 to sI5, one single RON IA
pan At. noe W.--Iarve sinai, rorofortab,e
,non,. Ill y, , soiiii4i .n,L"
table board.
23D ST. 3l6 W.-Iarre A small rooms. with or
without board: near l. station
DAD ST AGO w-Targe hall room slperior
board e, cd location; terms m oderate
49,, - - -
room. With snnsrjor hoard. reasonsh,e tsrms
aa. '' 80
small rooms; excellent table board reasonable.
o,-,, a., mn, -, ,,,, -
superior board: hall rooms $780, So gentle
men, couples.
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LEXINGTON AVE. 45-Large h small rooms,
all convenences Il good table, at reasonable
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East Side.

IRVING PLACE, % near Union Square-Large &
small furnished rooms. hall room. 1850
LEWIS st, G. near Grand S.-Basemeut, fur,
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" usical.
Instruction.

one Time. a5c. per ttne: Second 7I7,e, sfc pe
Nm, : THIRD and Subsequent Times, roc. per knS
No Extra cherge on Sundays
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st,coHD. HAND SAFETY in good order: give
description and lowest cash price. y. L.. bCx
sl9 World
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LEXINGTON AVE, 5S2-Elegantly furnished
room, with best Of board, all conveniences; table
hOarlers.
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an KINDS OF BOOKS bought at highest
nrices. DAyIs'S BOOKSTORE, $50 w. 14th.
pi,,y,T f ST md. hand safety wanted state
piosest cash price. Address I. NJ, 20 +. llth st.
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SINGLE PLATFORM TRUCK, in good order.
YOUNG, 10 Water st.
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LEXINGTON AVE 800 Elegant large rooms,
with first class board; Jewish inmily; refer
enCeS exchanged,
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MADISON AVE. l93T-Two large finely furnished
rooms. second floor: en- suite or single. steam
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TIL, uERNOINE.

Southwest corner 10th 81. Il Park nye.-Elega
apartments OF I large light rooms e bath; deco
rated, steam heat, hot water, elevator: building
Are proof; grand reception room, with piano. for
tenants exclusive use; convenient location;
block from elevated station. Call 4 see what you
are offered for S35 to st5: cheap at $50. DAILY
rs e. 10th at.
AND ROOMS. all light a plenty OF close
room & improvements: rents si2 4 sls; can
be equaled for the money MuNDORFF 237 4
s59 Il, 29th st
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Houses Wanted,

UoubCS "dHISo.
SEVERAL LADIES would Join Christian family
OF adults In taking house or would rent two I'M
furnished upper floors In quiet private house, near
Sth ave, uptown. Moderate, box $40 World,
uptown.
WANTED-For the months of October. Novem-
Der AND December, a well-furnished house or
fiat between 18th and 57th SITS. containing at
least five rooms. exclusive Of Kitchen. servants
rooms, &c. Address, stating full particulars ind
price, INGLESIDE, care OF Cornwall Bros. Al
exandra bay, y. Y
WANTED, In Brooklyn, by refined private
family adults: house furnished or partly fur
nished, where owner will take board towards
rent hest of references. A. W.. box OIL World,
brooklyn.
WANTED TO RENT Immediately, large, roony
house, neixhborhood W. D8tL St. near 9Th
ave. state lowest terms. ROBERTSON. real es-
tate, 40 Pine ST. room d.
WANTED. potron private dwelling: 4 aiults;
about 5000; entertain entire house; October.
KIRBY, 40 West 24th ST.
8 OR o ROOMS d bath; small house, or with one
family; Odd Ward, north OF l4Yth ST. Address
DAUBE, box l4S World
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Furnished-East Side

9th ST. 2SS E,-Flat Of outside cosy looms,
bath. pretuly furnished. $3.50 Stephens.
II 81. lU6 f.. I'd Hat, near Normal COlege-De
sirable furnished HAT; plano; references; s8b.
SIS Furnished psrlor hat to rent: immediate pos
session, 20 r.. l2ih st., ring ROoine bell.
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LEXINGTON AVE, ia Newly furnished,
large front hall rooms; convrnencrs; Tca.
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Boarders Wanted.
North OF ,asth Stree.

LAST ST. 6Sl +. q connecting rooms NIGEL
furnished, with board private house: reference,
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nishcd complete for housekeeping, ~ weekly.
JAnltOT.
lsril 81, 227 W. . ~ ! room furnished flats
ianlIresS. FLAGG, 2i2 w. 23i 81,
21rlI 81, 30 W. Bachelor apartments, single
rooms, suits house renovated sanitary plumb
ing: new furniture mOderlte.
18Th ST 1911 W. Cosy furnished HAT, 5 10, M,
bath; well kept house. Jauitor
BOTH ST, $40 W. Administer carpets, brass
bcdsteads, complete Hight rooms private
bathrooms: eSquiS oily decorated. owner before
l, IauiiOr later: references.
18TH 81. Hbl w. Completely furnished hrst
Hat rooms, hath cJnveniehres; reasonable.
Doctor hell.
18Th ST, $50 Nicely furnished nat. I rooms
bath, reasonable rates. Janitor
10TH ST, 26i W.-Nicely furnished tat. 5 rooms
bath reasonable rates. Janitor.
AID ST, 30 W, handsome furnished dat To
let Mauineau,
llTH 81 3IT w. TO let nicely furnished Aai
| reasonable; lady will board Waiace's bell.
| Eth ST.. $50 w. lsisiioa ssih)-compis,siy Tor
nished corner. bay window fats rooms;
/ steam. Edgar.
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LEXINGTON AVE. 97T-Furnjshed front or back
room. private house, American family hot a
cold water.
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18TH ST. all W.-Nicely furnished large front
room; light housekeeping; also hall room.
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10Th ST, 327 W.-Larse furnished rooms; al
convcniences S3.5o to s.; board optional.
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PARK AVE. ll5l. between sist C 92d sts.-TIand-
some suit Of rooms with board, in private
house; I'd or 81 floor also hall room; reference.
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18TH ST, 1917 w.-t3.b so: nicely furnished rooms
comfortable for light housekeeping; also from
parlor.
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Commandment Side.

GREENWICH AVE, SO Furnished fiat TO let,
rooms bath terms reasonable. Reynolds.
7TlI AVE, 500, near iOth 81. 4 rooms iuT-
nlshcd complete for housekeeping, ~ weekly.
IunltoT.
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| 18TH ST, 4Oia W.-Redecorated, handsomely fur.
nished rooms. 81 to 81 weekly; private baths.
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TO LET-Lower part OF house. light rooms &
bath, all improvements handsomsly decorated
rent 125. s. Filling st.. l block from broadway l.
station, Brooklyn.
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Purchase and Exchange.

r,u,. CSC. per line: Second 7inse, CSC. PEI
one 1s,rd and Subsequent Tmos, soc. per hne.
enc r,J h.,s ertru charge on sundda
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10Th ST. 1G2 w.-Furnished front room; large
closet; all Accommodations; gentlemen only
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STED TO BUY morning or evening news
nnner route or both; state terms 5. b.. box
1S4 World.
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ilST ST ~ Prospc,. pl,col, "a & LIST aver -
Large furnished rooms, housekeeping from 81 M
list st. 3ai E.--Large a small rooms. gentle
men or light housekeeping; fl.bo up.
ian ST. 3a0 E-Furnished rooms housekeeping
81 up hall rooms. lib, no children.
i2D ST, l6 E.-Ncwly furnished rooms Il
let
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FLATS AWAY DOwSl-5 rooms 4 bath 81 4 3i2
per month. rooms bath Sl3 N+; all I'm
orovementE; janitor's services half an hour 10
New York City Hall CHARLES HART. owner.
1863 Sd ave, between bsth bsth sits.
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Furnished Rooms to Let
West Side

18TH ST. ITO W.-Furnishcd ROOM board op-
tiGnal: refined people; central location: reason
Anle
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-08-31
The NOrwegian Fiords.

The fjords correspond to our bays or
inlets. They are long, narrow. wind
ing arms of the sea, with bold shores
and deep waters, the surface of which
is as smooth and mirrorlike as pond.
If you can remember the Palisades of
the Hudson river more massive and
bold, and the water dark blue color
and deep, you will have something of
au idea of the formation of the fjords.
The rugged shores rising abruptly
hundreds and thousands of feet, some
times only about a quarter of a mile
apart; the quiet, dark, deep water.
with its CLASSY surface rejecting the
picture of snow-covered rock and duh
gray cloud-and all without a sign of
life anywhere. The only noise, except
the swish of your own steamer, is that
made by small cataracts tumbling
down the sides of the mountains into
the fjords. The absence of life always
has its effect. The solitude of the for
est and the prairie, of stream and sea.
stirs the same emotions in the breasts
of all true lovers of nature-George-
Card Pease, in Harper's Magazine.
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THE TIGER SNAKE.
An Australian Reptile Whose Bite Is In
stantly Fatal.

stantly atal.
1--WE hear great deal about the
deadly qualities of the rattlesnake, the
adder and the copperhead," said
George Wharton, of San Diego, ''and
pretty nearly everybody has shuddered
at the description of the horrible eff
fects that ensue from the bite of the
Gila monster. They have a snake in
Australia, though, whose fangs are
more deadly than those of all the 9TH
ers have mentioned combined. l al
lude to the tiger snake. The reptile
does not grow to large proportions, a
length of three feet being pretty
good size, ana its skin resembles the
coat of the animal after whom it was
named. The bite of the tiger snake is.
instantly fatal, and chemists who have
analysed its poison as far as possible
are of the opinion that it possesses pre-
clsely the same qualities as prussic-
acid. Persons have been known to
walk out of their houses on the brief
est sort of an errand and to have been.
found dead five minutes afterward
from the effects of the tiger snake
bite. The government of Australia
--NDS - oeuhoiiiS VI 1Nc
dollars, or thousand pounds, which
is nearly the same thing, to be given
to any one who may discover a remedy
for the bite of a tiger snake. A man
named Underwood, so have been told,
once discovered the successful anti
dote. and proved its efficacy by allow
ing himself to be bit by the deadly
reptile and mourning no evil effects.
from il. He wanted two thou
sand pounds for his secret, how
ever, which the colonial authori--
ties refused to pay. One day, while
drunk, Underwood was giving an ex-
hibition and allowed two tiger snakes
to bite him. In his maudlin state he.
had forgotten where he had laid the
bottle containing the antidote, and he
died in a few moments, his secret per-
ishing with him.-Washington Star.
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Clippings.

The use of the toothpick is essential
Y an act of the toilet, pertaining as it
loes to the care of the body, and should
be performed in as much privacy as
possible. Only perverted taste would
cad one to habitually perform this act
public, as is daily done by thousands,
and only vitiated sense of propriety
would sanction this, as is daily done.
The use of the toothpick in public is
distinctively odious and vulgar habit,
and should have the stamp of disap-
proval so strongly set upon it as to Kill
It. As nation we cannot yet claim
fine perception in regard to some
things.-CincinnatiT Times-Star.
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ADDITIONAI DISPATCHES.

THE Baltimore & Ohio express was
wrecked at Silver Run, near Parkers
burg, w. Va, by rock on the track
The fireman was killed and the engi
neer was injured. The passengers
were not hurt.
GEORGE NJ. PULLMAN appeared before
the national strike commission on the
27th and gave the reasons for reducing
the wages of the Pullman employees,
saying it was purely a matter of busi-
ness with the company. Contracts for
cars were taken at a loss to give the
men work. His objection to arbitra-
tion was that a man had right to
manage his own business. Vice Presi-
dent Wickes, of the Pullman company,
also testified as to the part he played
in the strike.
THE new tariff bill became law at
midnight of the 27th, the president
having failed to return the bill to con-
gress with or without his approval
THE fight at Coney Isla nd, n. V, be-
tween McAuliffe and Critic was given
to McAuliffe on general principles,
after ten hard fought rounds, against
a storm of protests.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND sent letter
to Representative Catchings, of Missis-
sippi, on the eth about the tariff bill.
He said it by no means suited him, but
it presented a vast improvement TO ex-
isting conditions. There were provis-
ions in the bill which he thought were
not in line with honest reform and it
contained inconsistencies and crudities
which ought not to appear in tariff
bill. He dwelt on the Importance of
free raw materials and said they would
open the doors of foreign markets to
our wares and give remunerative en-
ployment to American labor.
CHARLES L. GLAssCoCK. of Washing
ton, has filed a suit for divorce from
his wife and has named Senator Stew
art, of Nevada, as correspondent The
senator stated it was a blackmailinp
scheme.
The war feeling at Yokohama was
growing more intense every day and
there was great popular demand for
from Corea to China. 1t was suggested
that Japan should unite all her avail
able troops and march upon Pekin i'm
mediately.
ALExJEFFs wool cleansing works at
Charkov, the largest in Russia, have
been destroyed together with a large
stock of wool, By fire. The loss was
estimated to be 1.5Co, 900 rubles.
CONGRESSMAN GEORGE B. SHAW died
on the 27th at Eau Claire, Wis, after
2 lon- illness, aged 40 years.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-08-31

GeffYShurO R2f1lefiell.

New YORK, Aug. 27.-Gen. Daniel E.
Siclzles has scheme for the creation
of grand national park which will in
clude the battlefield and other historic
points of interest at Gettysburg. The
purchase of about 1000 acres in
and around Gettysburg is embraced
in the plan. The government al
ready owns several hundred acres at
the scene of the decisive battle of the
war, and Gen. Sichles proposes to ac-
quire about $500 acres more. His plan
contemplates the esta blishment of a
military post at Gettysburg, a soldiers
home and an Indian school and per-
haps G. A r. museum.