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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
Solid for Dunn.

Minneapolis Tribune: Hon. w. A.
Fleming, of Brainerd, was at the
Merchants hotel, in st. Paul. yester-
day, and said the northern part OF
the state would send solid delega-
lions to the Republican convention
favoring the nomination OF
r. G. Dunn for auditor. ''sMy
choice for congress in our dis
trict is Hon. O. D. Kinney, of Duluth.
II he has the support of the ST. Louis
county delegation, think he will be
nominated hands down. II his
friends and those OF Gen. Towne get
to quarrelling, some one from the
{ western end Of the district may be
chosen. Ex-Speaker Lee or Elk
Lieut.-Gov. Barto would probably
be chosen in that event . e Mr.. Elem
Ing said II was to earl to talk about
candid 4 tesfor the le.:ssis t,re. 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
School Notes.
Two more weeks Of school.

Two more weeks Of school.
Miss Mildred Muncy went to Royal
ton yesterday to spend Sunday with
her parents. .H
Semester examination will take
place during the last week of school,
at the same time as the state ex-
animation.
Teachers meeting was held yester-
day evening after school to consider
the yearly report and promotion OF
scholars.
State examination will be held
week after next and the promotions
will be made on the last day OF
school.
George B. Alton, state Inspector OF
high schools, was here the first OF
the week and was very we'll pleased
with the progress which our public
school are making under the able
management of Mr.. ) l.. Thatcher.
There are few better schools to he
fonnd in the state and we can justly
be proud OF ours.
State examination will be held in
arithmetic, grammar. higher and
lower algebra, history of United
Sta tes, geography, Latin grammar,
Caesar, essay, physical geography,
rhetoric, German. physics, and sew
eral other studies.
The Literary society are making
elaborate preparatio for their ban
quet to be held on Friday evening,
June |, at Rhodes hall. The vari-
Gus committees are doing all their
power to make it a grand success
and it will without doubt be the
event OF the season.
A meeting Of the society was held
last evening at eight O'Clock. After
the business was disposed OF, short
speeches were called for by members
of the Literary society from Walter
johnson, Chas. Huff and Miss Jan
son, who graciously responded with
humorous addresses which were very
much enjoyed by the society. The
debate ''Resolved, that congress
shOnld grant the demands of the
Commonweal," was not given last
evening, as a motion was made to
adjourn after the business had been
finished.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
EMPLOYMENT } ] !
Will BE Given to More Little
Falls Citizens by the Pine
Tree Co.
The East Side Mill Will BE
Started and Only Local
Men Be Employed.

1t has been decided to operate the
East side saw mill, and men are
now at work making necessary re-
pairs and improvements, and the
mill will begin running as soon as
the few repairs, etc.. are finished.
At a meeting of the direc tors of the
Pine Tree Lumber company while
they were here last Friday and Sat
urdav, the local management
brought to their notice the large
number of appeals for work they
were constantly receiving from de-
serving citizens of Little Falls, and
the company was thus induced to con-
sent to Incorporation of the East side
mill, in order to supply work to
more men. 1t had before been de-
cided to not operate this mill again
until it had been enlarged, as it is
now much more expensive to saw
lumber in this mill than it is in the
West side one. None but local men
will be employed, as the only rea-
son for running the mill at this time
is to give work to our citizens who
need it.
The West side planning mill, which
has been running DAYS only, will be
run nights until the new crew get
to work in the East side saw mill.
Considering the condition Of the
lumber business, and the large num-
her of mills in the state that are idle
or on short time. all can apprecia te
the motives that induce the Pine
Tree company to run their second
mill at this time. The community
has reason to- be most grateful to
this company.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
FOUND at LAST.
The Body OF John Hutton.

The body of John Hutton, who,
in company with Wingrove and Cra-
gin, was drowned in Lake Winnie
bago Sunday May 5, was found by
Mr.. Charles Harries yesterday after
noon at O'Clock. Some money was
found on the body, but not $500 as
was claimed he had with him. The
place where the body was found was
at Appleton Beach, on the shore
of Lake Winnebago, about four miles
east of Menasha.-Neenah wis. J
Times.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
Lees New Job.

Minneapolis Journal: When Will
liam E. Lee accepts the position of
superintendent of the st. Cloud re-
formatory, he will sink from view as
political factor in the Republican
party in Minnesota. The salary is
$4,000 year and the position is per-
manent. 1t will be almost impOs-
sible for him to enter politics again,
after Il term of service as superin-
tendent, and the news of his ap-
pointment, told yesterday in the
Journal, upset the calculations of
many far seeing land astute polit-
ical manager. 1t was assumed that
Mr.. Lee wanted to go back to the
legislature next winter and make
the race again for speaker, or that
he wanted to try conclusions for the
Republican nomination for congress
in the Sixth district. That he was
aspiring and had many friends over
the state all admitted, and So the
news of his appointment to the SUI
perintendency of the st. Cloud reform
atory came as a great surprise. A
special dispatch from Long Prairie,
Mr.. Lees home, to the Journal this
afternoon, says that the appoint
ment will change the political COM
plexion Of legislative affairs in the
district, inasmuch as "Mr. Lee will
without doubt accept the position
and will not be candidate for any
office this year, legislative or other
WiSe.'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
LOANS.

negotiat ted on real estate,
Life insurance or any other good
securities on long time and reason
able interest. Prompt attention to
collections in all parts of the United
States & Canada. Local and county
managers wanted. Address The
Bankers Loan & Investment Co.,
Milw aukee, Wis.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25

ROyaltOn Banner: Rev. Sedar
writes us that he has been appointed
to the charge at Maple Lake, Henne-
pin county, for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Sedar expects to go to Buck
man and visit for a time with her
parents before going to Maple
Grove.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
Benefit of the Farmers and Business
Men.

Little Falls has established month
~ live stock fairs. Why not do the
same in this city, as it would work
for the benefit of the farmers and
business men alike. Those who deal
in cattle. sheep, hogs, poultry and
other farm supplies should agitate
this matter.-Sauk Centre Ava
lanche.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25

Archibald Speers, whose injury
toned in last week IS Dispatch, is not
getting along very we'll with his in
jured limb and has as yet been I'M
able to put it to the floor. 1t will he
some days before he will be able to
be Out.-Brainerd Dispatch.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Fooled.

The following graphic statement will be
read with intense interest: Il cannot describe
the numb, creepy sensation thatexisted in my
arms, hands and legs. Ihad to rub and beat
those parts until they were sore, to- overcome
in a measure the dead feeling that had taken
possession of them. In addition, 1 had
strange weakness in my back and around my
waist, together with an indescribable gone
feeling in my stomach. Physicians said it
was creeping paralysis, from which, accord
ing to their Universal conclusion, there is no
relief Once it fastens upon a person, they
say. it continues its insidioqs progress until
it reaches vital point and the sufferer dies
Such was my prospect. had been doctol:ng
a year and half steadily, but with no par
ticular benefit, when saw an advertisement
of DIR Miles Restorative Nerv1ne, procured
bottle and began using it: Marvellous as 1t
may SEEM but a few days had passed before
and there has not been even the slightest
indication OF Its return; I now feel as
well as ever did, and have gained ten
pounds in weight, though L had run down
from 40 to 137. Four others have used Dr
Miles Restorative Nervine on NY recomen-
datiOn, and it has been as satisfactory IN tne.r
cases as In mine."-James Kane, La Rue, q.
DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine is sold by all
druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent
direct By the Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart,
Ind. on receipt of price, 8 per BOTTLE; six
bottles for s., express prepaid. 1t IS Tree 1ron
oplates or dangerous drugs. fl
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
GIVES AN IDEA OF TIE PROCESS,

stand on which a slice of butter cut
from the regulation dairy roll is placed
and perforated dish, into which the
little stand is pressed, thus forcing the
butter through in little rolls of pretty
floral shapes, according to the design CT
the pattern. This is to be recommended
both for its cleanliness and the saving
Of time in preparing the butter for
table,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
Items For Piano PUPILS.

Items For Piano Pupils.
Let the fingers and thumb be placed
over the keys, always ready to strike,
bending them more or less, in proper
ton to their length, and accommoda dating
them to the exigencies of the black and
white keys.
Keep the keys down the full length of
every note, for when the contrary is re-
quired it is indicated by particular
sign. All unnecessary motion must be
avoided.
The extremities of the fingers, but not
the nails, must strike the keys. Their
motion should be so smooth as not to be
noticed.
Unbecoming habits should be care
fully avoided, as holding the face too
close to the book, biting the lips, nod
ding the head to mark the time, opening
or distorting the mouth, etc.
The player must possess such control
over his fingers as enables him by the
weight and pressure of their extremities
to produce every shade and graduation of
tone from the most delicate to the most
powerful IL
Some persons play sticdly, as if they
had glue between their fingers. Their
touch may be called too long, for they
let the notes last beyond their time.
Others play too shortly, as if the keys
We're redhot That is also bad The me-
dunn is better. All sorts Of touch are
good VIXEN in the right place.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
A Novel Butter Dish.

A new butter dish in plate, also in
sterling silver, is so contrived that by
it's means the butter is presented at ta-
BILE in an effective form without the ne
cessity Of its being handled in any way:
The dish consists of two parts-a round
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
His Trial..

His Trial.
"Why do you look so blue?' she said.
why not be gay like me?
Have you lost a friend, or is life so hard
That nothing looks bright to thee?
We all have our griefs and trials and pains
These we must share together.
Today it rains, tomorrow it shines.
Why should we think of the weather?'
"Ah, DEAR" he said, you do not know
The trial that bear.
You have no pang so great as mine.
Such things you do not wear.
buy my collars three ply thick,
And cuffs-pray do not scott
They come back from the laundry
With every ply skinned off.
Brooklyn Life.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
Could Hardly BE Called Mistake.

Visitor-Yes, he's Il tough looking GUS
toner. His mug would hang him without
any further evidence But what's he doing
behind that desk?
Chicago Rounder-The prisoners over
there in the corner. You're looking at the
police Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
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+ - ;. t.. 4. 49,
MARKING LINEN.
An Entirely Original Plan For Marking
Luncheon Cloths and Napkins.

An Entirely Original Plan For Marking
Luncheon Cloths and Napkins.
A new and very beautiful way Of
marking house linen was recently shown
by a lady who had had lunch cloth
and set Of napkins to match marked in
London and illustrated and described
in The Household: Draw with a lead
pencil on the damask square measur-
{ (: IL; ! +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
REAL ESTATE.
PRIVATE SALES REPORTED.

Earnest EIgerton has sod TO c. w Zen Tor mar
ret 4 Sandy a sx-story fatfouse. DxSoXJo' NO
TO West TGenty-seventh-st.. for S-hV~. H. H.
Drever has sod for Robert j. Blake two lots on
the north side Of Observation-Disclosures lSo iFe
east Of Amsterdar-ave to y. T. carr. D. Il. n''ssS
has sod for Marie l.. Norton to Julia simpson NO.
IA Manhattan-ave a threestory brownstone dwell
ing Isysx,0xs7 feet for about $1,000 Frederick
Sr,,thack G. ca nave sold for John Moore 20
Alexan1er brothers. No 50 West Houstoh-sI, lol
ahouf s2s 600 a. J. Warnstadt has purchaser TON
the clark estate. - West EsGh nnst. a otr
story stone dwelling, lot 2Xg Tor sfo,; - -,
Rlnado & Co have god for Pncus l.owenIieHi ~ ~,
Iemuel Baum No. 1863 Edrdge-st. nve-story p''J ~
tensrnent-h house. lot 25xl0 for $Ovo; IN
Uynes has purchased from Anthony ooneIie -
9IG Nest Thirty min hist. fourstory stone u"e"
Inr lot 90xoS9 on private terms. --,oo -. tho
Gordon Eros have purchased a pot 'oXiW on w
vrest side OF Amsterdam ave, between r;e"'; SD %
ord and Eigkty-thiTd SITS. for about SSIu". ~
S;regar & Co have sold for James a. Frame E up
- and Il East Elghty-seventh-st. = halrs s, ma no,
nurchased from the DAVIDSON estate she no, .,,
Corner Of Sccond-ave and One-hun ired-
fourth-st lot 2oxs0 for $4,000. John McCtt.nt mas
bought from Randolph GCggenheiner tne I ~
corner OF Madson-aVe. and One-hunurei
:, on nrlvate terms Mary A. kehoe mas parcI'aSt5 81
rom Helen Cverion No. A. West One-nundireaa
tbirty-sscond-st three-story brick Gwe.,inE Io'
,b5n, sl OG0 John Dean has sold the DOCK irohs
70 N - Nicholas Place between One-hulIreu anu
1ffv-socord and One-hundred- s's lot
Henry Morganthau, on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
4 DoTfyG RAVEN AND APAMPERED CROW
rpo,-prr IN THE BIaDHoUsE IN THE ZOO
HOW SOME OF THE OTHER ANIMALS
IN THE PARN ARE ENJOYING
THE SPRING WEATHER.

IN THE PARN ARE ENJoil-\H
THE SPRING WEATHER.
Another brood Of pheasants. Lady AHiheis"'
broke their shells yesterday at the Ceh'ra' ! al"
Menagerie They are nimble ana most HN',S ,.'
nunbals giving their foster-mother no end o. "'"-
,o,v owing 10 their wandering proclivites. Among
,bero is one white chick that will probably turn OUT
70 be a silver pheasant The pens IN wh'cn "''
chickens as well the golden pheasant younE IN
are kent are hoored with tin to keep the rats Que
The rats invariably Kill the Central Far" Sq''o ~
fore 1t is able to fly away from danger ~
There are some Young families OF prairie-doss Inc
,orr, eunshIne induced the parents TO let the h'de
ones have an outing, and they could DC seen 9eS'V
day taking an inventory of the outslde "o'i"'
were extremely nervous about H. ho"eN'''
moving far from the mouth or 'her July
d,sanpearinc into the ground when any one care
$50 Tho SIGHT of q Newfoundland scared them -
that they kept hidden for fully half an hour' "a
,,nh >, Mrs Murphy Callph' and Their d2"sn'e''
"F,at,ma" the fashionable and fragile hippopota'A"s
family of the Zoo" will leave their winter ho'e
IN the lionhouso this week and occupy thelr IaSn-
,opable out-ofdoors tank just across the asphN'
n,n,r Durnp the winter "Caliph" has been, owing
90 como iron bars separated from his family. Inc
reunion will undoubtedly be touching-at least gu
nerintendent Smith of the monagere' says So anu
It certainly will be colossal
There is a good deal of trouble just now in the
ov,arv For some years the raven has had for
oaoTmr5nion y common crow (corvus Amercanus) an
he grew so fond of his small vulgar cousin max sn ne
allowed himself TO be bued in every way anu use
"a bite No the meat into small tender pieces ana
lay them the beak Of the smaET r orI More c5 5Tw
mon crows TO the menageric. and Pete Shalhon
the keeper who says the birds We're iounu mTlr
starved TO death on Vermont farm was Oh ', IL
10 nut them into the cage with the raven; M
bird has bitterly resented the Intrusion ana Is MN
Inc things exceedingly lively for the newcomers.
"Pete' puts three extra rauons into the case eve
day Lite Of this is CLEANED by the new DluS ,O'
the giant raven drives them of ana nearly ram am
ished they hans on to the sides OF me Gag a'ir
watch their favored brother nearly Durst ms UTl
with the food that the raven stlll Drlhss u HE
spoiled and pampered f0ster-child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
Gnmmcr Resorts.
LONG BEACH ASS0GIA7 ION
Announces the Opening OF
LONG BEACH, [. D,
SEASON or 1894.


-,, ,,s,-, e within easy reach 81 New-York ard
,-o,t;vn Frequent trains moderate rates Inc heao"
,s u,exccllcd as q resort anywhere Oh o'e Az
lantic Coast. ,.
Malaria end kindred troubles n-e unknown Na'''"''
- 70 strictly enforced Pure drinking water from P'o
,ectei sprinrs mainland Both nrf ana stI"i''
ho.hinr Unlimited opportunities for boating anu 's
HOTEL Will pc conducted upon European or American
ran and will orei June ist undc the management Oh '
,1,o,les Iiadsay Rooms viii te let at reasonap'e
rates Transient rate. 81 % per day American PM"
,,er,i r.duction FOR week month or season
Fr.RNIsHED COTTAGES can he -ented for 500 ana
UPWARDS and will hc ready ~ May l5 Gas and water
-o Included IN rent THE ASSOCIATION has arranged
,,- "eG.NMER PARLIAMENT during July and Al2as,'
REV DAVID JAMES BCRRELL. j.. D. Pit|slDi-'' /
The following well known speakers VIII coopefa'e'
Toseph Cook Prof Alfred @. schaunler jesse l. HUH
,,, L. D. Wilbur T. crafts u. -. John J.. scuaaet'
~ u \ G. Dix'n. p. -. !. y. st"arns. John o.
Woollev Thomas t. Murphy. Mrs j. Ellen Foster Mrs
raroce Dr Francis F. CLARK. T.. y Tyler. D. - MIS-
po,,ome Mrs os,ranler Hon Wallace Bruce. and many
others.
Detailed prospectus will b. mailed on request.
LONG BEACH ASSOCIATION,
- pppApVAV - Y
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Grather5.

a rrRyc.N AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGESCI
n supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors uovefne"e~
~ 70 Cnii,res Schoois Families. ABBY 70
W" M, NJ J. NG-FULTON =" Union Square.
A Gr%CY Miriam Coyrierc supplies tutors pro,ess2,s
teachers royernesses etc in 9l 3cp:s recornrneafs
,rhoo,s 20 parents 9Th Book Riding cor zo,As
XVANTFD--Bv n college graduate and teacher 81 sue
w ccssrl experience high school and college pelal
,or ny fev, -riyate pupils tutor In Greek. Latin
ar roa,heroat,,s Address 4. X. Tribune Of.ce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
TWO wor1D-BE ABDrcroRs CAUGHT.

I.anbertville. y. j.. May ia bold attempt was
made last night to abluct Mss Mary Siuhl. the
pretty sixteen-year-old daughter Of Jacob Stuh or
this city. While she was walking along Mah-st'
last night with an escort a buggy stopped IN lioh'
Of them and two men jumped out one OF them
+oo hold Of the girl and attempted TO get her into
the wagon while the other fellow hourished razor
al her escort and threatened 10 XIII him II ne OF
fered anv resistance The girls cries for help were
heard by the police who arrived in time TO capture
the woud-be abductCrs. and they were landed IN
CITY ldil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
Summer Resort 05ni0r.
GOING TO the C0URThYp
Looming for some place which combines
Io,lfb Pleasure. Economy.

Io0I.ng f0r s0mc place whicl c0mDh0s
Health. Pleasure Economy; - -,
10 Sc serd cents postage. or call ana get Ilrs
Mt Offices below. the illustrated book summer honnS
II gives list hotels. farm and BOARDING houses Win
- GOOD ROARD AT 81 PER WEEK - .,
and upward in sullivan Ulster. and Dclawarf Countle'
on he main line anl branches Of tn" Ncw-h oIN IN
tario and Western Railway 1000 feet ao3ye n, S.a'
location prices fares. &c. az in = can be ha1 To- Sa,
In New YORK at Nos II lG5. III 81? 81 ga ana ~
broadway 727 9th Az. 10. East l21.h 81, ."t vs..
1o5ih St 951 Columbus Az. L. tstor Place, tcH.t
Offices Of Frarkn and West '2l Sts IN n'G Ok p.
way 80 Manhattan Az. Grecnpoint. or ~ j. T. Nmo'
SON General PASSENGER Agent. - Beaver St Nv
on 70 excursion. tickets Tor one iie Will
he sold AT 81 broadway and ferry offices giving an "
porunity Of personally selecting summer M aal
also enjoy a days fishing IN this deishtfm REGION
tickets good returning May 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
SEIZURE or 4 CANADIAN TUG.

Port Huron, Mich May 13-The Canadian '"S
Kittie Haight was seized last nigh: by the custom
House officials ut this port for violating the laws by
trading from one United States port 10 another
without stopping at q Canadian port in the mean
time The Government officials have been instruct
cd 10 compel the Canadian boats TO comply VIE
the law in every respect and 10 seize al vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
SprInn Resorts.

yJo~EL KENDERTOH
II ATLANTIC CITY. -. J..
OCEAN END TENNESSEE AVENUE SPECIAL RATES
MRS j. y. SEALI.. Of TioSa-
DARK HOUSE. SUMMIT. y T. 80
u Nnr,iaiu air pure water. steam heat crate am
Nod Gre special rates families Tor the season Fer
'a'"0."' = y. SEVERANCE son.
xyHEN ~ Bt FFALO STOP IT THE
w GENESEE.
NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes away
G1NDDOM BAll7
ATLANTIC CITY. Nl,W-iERSEN 49, .
D1RrCTI'Y o. THE BEACH. ,sEND FOR CiRCrlAH)
LEEDS & LHPlNCOTI
TElS lRWlN&TWMu
ATLANTIC CITY on the beach Elevator; ssam
heat Filtered M4t.r pafor. billiard ana Slssio
, ne",, CHAMBERS lIOOPES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
4 FCGITITE DEF1ULTEKS EEICEN.
MAJOR BURKE EX-TREAsrRER OF LOUISIANA
SAID TO HAVE REACHED TAMPA
FROM HONDURAS.
IRON HON ID KAS'

jacksonville. Fla. May 10 (speclaD.-It Is reported
IN Tampa tina; Major f. A. Burke. the defaultlng
treasurer of Louisiana. passed through there last
night. having arrived at Port Tampa Friday night
on the Honduras Lottery Comnany's steamer CleaF,
water from Puerto Cortez. He was accompanied
by two prominent Ncw-Orleans men. One OF the
steamships officers pointed him out 10 Deputy
Sheriff Money but the deputy had no authority 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
BALTIMORE AND OHIO t 80

r,,,opr TWaSsssHtiNGToN. CHICAGO. VET isc''
t en- ssAR NR At Ok rGE4R
putMAYS fA foot Of daily 40 r s.
RE I4i ST. EorIs daly y:
sM ssd sS11Sys 70 s' 49, Dsps
Ton bAL snS 800 Dining Carr; 800 p acS p
100 l2lS Ssh, All NJ ' daily ea: ESQ efssDM ss ca.
Sa v, .Srp roae
VIA Washington ana Light once, ~ 2S AZ SO
nroaawsy ii East i.thst 400 os TISertys R
fulton st.. Brooklyn; station 'o'' "
o. ssv;.York Transfer Company viii ea'' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
obstruction.

For BOYS and Young Men.-Country.
II FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold y JnSoth year
BOYS boarding School Primary College frepara'o'S
business Course. Shorthand. Typewritins leesiaph''
,,.TF yoI-RsF,IF MECHANICAL ENGINEER
IVA draughtsman. qualify to tnHg ,ba f',r
chnery by method Of HOME STUD OF me ~
respondcnce School Mechanics Scranton "a 10 osg,n
students need only know how tc read M" "'''' ''
Scai for FREQ circular.
ASApIrWOoD INSTITUTE. ConcordvIle Pa-slo2 Pc
lvI year successful school ono OF me est 20 mus
r,h e,nryx and 10 wake W to the duties or IRE
how, under IL wears SiG2. Bnys can remain ngfnE ns
summer vacation J SHORTLIDGF Yale' = NJ Prin
<, Ant PATrT,S SCHOOL. GARDEN CITY. n ~
- thorough preparation College and Sci@nthc -
PAauti(u location Is miles from
I?nildnga rrerroof With host sanitary equipment
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