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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

The Tall9hassoan wants to know if
Mr.. II. b. Plant, president of the
Southern Express Company aud Of
the system of railroads and steam
ships, Is interested la the lottery bus
mess at Port Tampa and Honduras
It is to be hoped that lac - MOI,
cuck0os the Metropolis. 1t hopes
that he j. man of too much gooi
sense TO be caught in any such com-
pany.
The Tallahassceau says: ""he so
called express company said 10 have
been organized by the lottery people
st Port Tampa bas no outlet from thtt
place save through the agency If the
Southern Express Company as con-
meeting line. Is tia part Of the lot
terry plan to make use of this COM
pany to carry on its nefarious bust
ness? And does Mr.. Plant know il?
is he in it%
"Does the fact that the bill Ia
change the lottery law was intro
duced by Senator Mckay, captain OF
one of Mr.. Plants steamships, present
to the Florida people any element Of
significance? these are questions
that somebody will have to answer
before the next session of the lpgisla-
ture, if not before the courts"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23
A BELATED UTTLRANCE.


The Tallahasseean has at last deliv-
cred itself of an utterance about silver
but only to put is foot into it. How
long the editor has been writing this
deliverance we know not, how much
labor he has expe aided upon il we
know not, but we think precious little,
for it simply cuckoos the Citizens big
slip.
The repeal of the Sherman bill has
been most notorious boomerang, for
it didn't bring the prosperity that Mr..
Cleveland predicted that it would,
aud he recogOiz s his mistake aud is
out in statement emphagically dis
claiming hring hostile To silver aud
regrets that he Is pl ICED IN this false
attitude before the country. He even
goes 80 far a. to say that he Is afraid
The New York bankers may combine
10 deplete the treasury of what gold
there is now on hand. This, AT least,
i what CongFts>n ia Oates, of Ala
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

The young Lutheran says thai the
poet Tennyson could take worthless
sheet of paper, and hy writing a roem
on it, make it wor,b 500 600 and that
it demominetes genius.
Vanderbilt can write few words
on sheet of paper ana make il worth
$4,000 000 that it says is capital
The United States can takeau ounce
and quarter of gold and stamp upon
it an eagle bird" and make it worth
S20-that il says is money.
The mechanic can take material
worth g, AMI make it into a watch
worth 500 that it calls skill
The merchant can take an article
worth - cents aud sell it for 500
that it puts down as business
A ldy can purchase Il very comfort
able bonnet for 1915, but Il e prefers
one that costs $27-lhat it calls foolish
MSS
The ditch.digger works ten hours
day and shovtls three or four tons of
earth for s. - that's labor.
All the editors in Florida, outside of
jacksonville, working a. hard as hey
do, popping Florida as they have
done and are doing, making its re-
sources and possibilities. known, and
making comfortable homes and for
fumes for many, ell combined could
write their names to piece of paper
say for $40 900. and it would be hon
ored by no bank in FlOrida-that's
tough. 1t shows that if 1T takes brains
to make money it doesn't take brains
to run newspapers or if it takes brains
to run newspapers 1t doesn't take
brains to make money.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23
All the Same the Word is Growing
Bet er

Bet er.
According 10 DR. Hawthorne, Of Al
lanla, if all the rascals were put in
jail both the commerce and tie ''so-
ciety'' OF the world would come To a
staudstill; there wouldn't be enough
people ont of ali To do anything, un
less it We're To hold prayer meeting.
Now, DIR. Hawthorne, considering his
environments. cannot be blamed for
thinking that things are pretty dark
for this cold world But we prefer to
think Ihlugs are bright and getting
brighter. The world has had the hem
eft OF the teachings and example Of
Jesus Christ tor nearly two thousand
years, and we cannot think that those
teachings aud that example have
heen SO weak and futile that every
body except those in ole or two walks
of life are thieves and liars. A.
matter of fact, il seems u US that
there is good deal more of honor,
Virtue and Christian charity in the
world than the world is usu,lly cred
lied with having, 1t should be re-
memhered that we seldom hear of
good deeds that are done, while evil
deeds are proclaimed from the house
tops. We feel quite certain that there
would be plumbers, and real estate
men, ANA bankers and manufa"tu-
rer-, and brokers, aud other men en-
gagged il worthy pursuits, doing bust
ness at the old stand, if all The thieves
We're cornpred andJ,iled. There are
puIpit= that would suffer, though, if
pharisecs were Included in the raid. -
SnXHnnnh News
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

If government contracts a debt
with certain amount of money in
circulation, and then contracts the
money volume before the debt is paid,
1t is the most hrinous crime govern
ment can commis against free ppo-
pie. l affirm it is my conviction that
class laws, placing capital above labor,
are more dangerous 10 the republic at
this hour than was chattel slavery III
the uays of its haughtiest supremacy.
Labor is The superior of capital aud
deserves much The higher consiIera-
tiOn.-Abraham Lincoln,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

Robson, the actor, once partner of
Crane, used TO keep a scrap-book III
which he pasted every newspaper item
which told of the misdoings of clergy
men. He had hundreds of scandals.
big and lutte, aud scores of defalra-
tim as the result of years of careful
reading. When the pulpit attacked
the stage it was his solace To fly to bis
scrap-book and read page after page,
until perineate'l with The wroug-do
ing of few black sheep, he felt
soothing consciousness that after All
there were wicked people other than
actors. And Yet lac liked clergy men
and was hot scufIrr.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

The Pope jubilee encyclical letter
appeared last Sunday. The Pope
thanks Chrystendom for the manifes-
tations made on the occasion Of his
Jubilee. These manifestations, he
says, prove the vitality of the church
and the prestige of the Papacy He
refers to his aged life and says he
prays for the world the blessings of
naaca
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

An immense amount of money goes
from the south to the north in the
way of life and fire insurance premi-
unls. Tne companies are strong and
we make no complaint about it in a
sectional way, but good bu>iu' -
methods would suggest that ali this
money should remain at home. There
Is enough capital in Florida to estab-
fish good, strong, safe, reliable COM
paDy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

A half century ago the woman who
essayed to support herself outside of
her home, would have been labooed
from polite sOct ~. 1t was an actual
disgrace for Il woman to have trade
or prof ssion, and we're they in her
possession, there were few who had
bravery eLOugh TO patronize her: but
the face of nature has changed, and
society now is in a more benignant
mood, and is ready to court where she
has been severe, and the result is, the
celf-supporting, self-r' speeding woman
is sought, and the press of the land is
glad TO record her achievements and
proclaim her success. IF armer's Wife.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23
Transient advertisements must be pad for

N advance.
All advertisements must take the run of the
yaber. unless otherwise stiput I'ed by contract.
and hen additional charge will TIE r.qti ed.
Local or reading notices. other than calling
attention t0 new advertisements and local
land bills, 10 cents per line ia" 1rst insertion.
and cents per line for each subsequent
Bills for advertising are due after the first
assertion, or when presented, except when
otherwise contracted for,
all communications for puOicAti should
Oe addressed to tue editor
Cor"~lunicati rs pertaining to business. or
remittances. should he add essed to the
clanaRer
Correspondents wanted at every post office
Marion county. COnmuDi atoms for pub
.icatiOn should be mailed in time TO reach DHE
BANNER office NOT later than Wednesday, "a
insure Duh,icH, ion for thr week intend q
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

Bill N g Converted to the Razor Back,
II shall never speak lightly Of the
ridge-roOter again, said the great
American humorist. lie is subject to
none of the diseases peculiar TO corpu-
lence. He ureathes good air, eats the
pokeberry in the summer unll his
ceiling aud wainscot'ipgs are A. rel a.
Chinese demonstration; then lac
eats The wild cucumber which fans
from the cucumber tree after the squil-
rel has had all he wants. ami thu Re-
suit is that he is ready TO take "a course
of corn III the ear, or el~cwher', aud
winds up at tire glorious Yule-lile,
when the hollyhorries are red ana the
mistletoe and persimmons are 10th
ripe, still slender and girI~h IA fisurp,
but as tenderand juicy a. a Brazil nut
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

Farming must be enjoying a great
boom in Oregon from the prices real
lied at recent mortgage foreclosure
sale of stock in Linn Comfy: Horses
$3.50 per head; hogs 81 so; COWS 50;
calves 81 %; sheep 60c; plows SOC.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

The repeal of the silver bill didn't
restore confidence or give the prom.
ised prosperity. HE fellows who
made these declarations, even includ-
Ing Grover, tho far seeing, must feel
heartily ashamed Of themselves.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23
The Banner IS ALWAYS G,nerous.

The oeala Banner devotes the principal part
OF lis editorial page this week to The Citizen
II the Banner circulates in any community not
reached by the Citizen, we are grateful for the
advertiseme ut.-Citizeu
The CiIiz is " cleo me. doubly well
come. The Banner charges nothing
for these little courtesits.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

Henry Watterson attributes the low
price of weat to overprOducti0n. How
does this argument strike the starving
thousands in our large cities who want
bread and can't get it?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years 10y mill
ions of mothers for their children
while ieeihing, with perfect SUCCESS.
II soolhes The child, soIIens tie gums,
allays all pain, cures win'i collie, ana
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoa. /
will relieve lie poor little suffer.
Immediately. Sold 10y Druggists IN
every. uart of the world. 25c. II bottle
Be sure you ask for Mrs. Winslow's
S oothng Syrup aud take no other
kind
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

Mr.. Watterson says that if Mr..
Clevtlan0's last administration had
been his first administration lis first
administration would have been his
last administration.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

The great s'aiue of Napoleon, erected
at Bologne, France, in 1853, was blown
TO atoms by dynamite l 81 Saturday.
The deed was committed by auarch-
istS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

Politics not only make strange bed
fellows but they bring about strange
conditions. Even Harry Watterson
is lost and don't know where 10 find
himself
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23
4 rev underta er's Firm

The hrm of j. a. Pittman 4 Co. Of
fer their services To the public in the
undertaking business.
They are supplied with everything
j the line; prices reasonable. Office
II old council chamber.
Ifyou noed riding, driving OF car
riage, wagon or all around farm ami
jial Liddou Bros, can supply you.
The attention OF farmers is called to
their excellent lit of brood mares
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

The hospital for the insane at
Rochester, n. Y, was in flames Mon
day. The inmates became panic
stricken and were removed with
great difficulty.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

John Y. McKane, the Gravesend
political boss, las been sentenced TO
six years imprisonment in the peni-
tertiary. He fraudulently tempered
with the ballots or so il was claimed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

Peixto has been badly defeated in
Brazil by the insurgents. Admiral
Mello is now preparing to lombard
the city of Santos.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

Secretary Carlisle is already talking
about Issuing more bonds.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

Another bomb has been thrown in
Paris.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23

The pictures of Coy. Mitchell now
serve as advertising models
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23
NERVlNE.

BEFORE AFTER son. softei ing Of
the 5rain, causing Misery, lns1 ity and Death;
Barreness. impotency, Lost over N either sex,
Premature OtG Age. Involuntary LOSSES, caused
by over-ia3ulgence, 0yereXcrtioa of the Brain and
Errors Of Youth. Il give 20 ''oak Organs their
HalLld llSnF ara u1Ilte1 ne JOY Ui ~; S,tt
inent, plain package, by mail 70 any address. 81
per box, boxeaS5. With every $ order we give n
Written Guarantee ia cure ar refund the money.
Circulars free. Guarantee issued only by our eI
elusive agent.
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Professional Situations Wanted
Female

BOOKKEEPER-Soune woman as bookkecper; .
years experience; reference " required. Ex-
perienced. lt9 Badger ave. Newark n. j.
CASHIER In store or once work by Young lady I;
rapid penman; quick at ngures. C., SS &c. lSth
EMONsTRAToR Experienced youny lady as
demonstration or salesady; references fur
nshed. s. ). r., box 400 World.
GovERNEss or teacher In primary department
In private school; references L. s.. box ~
somervilie, ~ j.
SrENOGRAPlIER a typewriter. good penman
willing to do once work. references. Address
II. c. H.. ih2 9Th ave
TYPEWRlTER-A Young girl in an once; years
experience In = publishers once; operates Rem
ington typewriter. Doherty 500 4. 18th ct.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

Ercry Mond'y and Thursday until sept is uric
b. THE WORLDS "H0ESE AND HOWL
DAT>." AG advertisements Of fv: line, or les.
und.r this CLASSIFICATION appearing IN Hp Sunday
and thursday WORLD rM b. repeated in he
EVENING WORLD ,or Monday and Thursday
re Of charm.
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Situation. wsnted--EemaIe.

NuRsE-Respectabis woman would take charge
OF invalid lady & do light homework; best Of
references n. T.. 1909 Washington ave, i7ith Ct.
NURsE-Competent. well educated North Ger
man girl, speaking English g. German nutntly.
as child's nurse. do sewing a sssist with cham.
herNork In respectable private family; tity refer.
ences. H3 +. Ssth at. ground floor, front
NuRsE-A neat young girl wants .situstion to
mind baby; willing 4 oblisinE. wages 81. $50
sth ave.
NURSE German girls together. enc a. nurse,
the other as 'hambermaid n waitress ga
Marion at, Brooklyn.
WET-NURsE will take child 4 givo u mother
care; reasonable. s. w. World Branch, 1855
Sd
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.

NuRsE-Young man, graduate Of Mills Training
School. Bellevue Hospital, ~ attendant to In.
valid gentleman; excellent references az to char
acter. ability. &c. Nurse, S2e I'd ave
PACKER or portrr--By young man understands
shipping, marking; can furnish hrst. class RET
erences Dornes. 507 Y. 18th st
PAtNTER--young man. Scandinavian. lately
landed good house painter grainer L.
Christensen, u y. 9Th at, windsor Terrace.
Brooklyn.
PAPERHANGER--Youn man, skilled a rapid
mechanic wishes permanent position With good
arm; city or country. Thos Hood 1853 Broad
way. Brooklyn.
rAwNBRokER s ASSISTANT aged %; years
experience In England pledge sale counters,
has also held excise license In Liverpool. sttua-
ton a. above or other suitable occupation; moo.
crate Saiary 10 commence. 7. II. Jones. box Is.
80 ". 18th st., cigar store
PORTER coiored. Janitor once work messenger .
10 years city references from last employer.
Allen. $50 W. SGD ~,
FRESHMAN. understanding small pressNork. in
small once. Is also good jobbcr. moderate
wages f., 81 ID ave, Brooklyn
pREssMAN. two-thirder. on book or poster.
FRESHMAN, box $40 World Brooklyn
PRooFREADER-An experienced. accurate & re.
liable reader q practical printer desires posi-.
ton. Alpha l5s r. t7th St.
USEFUL MAN--Young man Swiss; understands
the care Of hurseS, Is willing to do any kind
OF work. 7. X, care OF Kari Ais. sos II. 18Th 81.
USEFUL MAN; not afraid OF work. do any
thing; strictly sober. u. y. Quinn :3s Y. bist.
vARNIsIIER-Firtt. class hardwood nnisher a
sainer: city or country. as f. 23d At.
WAITER, reliable & experienced. downtown pre-.
ferred; quick 4 polite. r. box 331 World
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Situations Wanted-Femaie
Sc. Ma No A.pa Charge on Sunday

Erry Saturday until sept IS vii be TIE
WORLD s "sITLA7ION DAY" Az ad,erttse
Mtnts under this CLASSIFICATION appearing in the Sat.
urday morning EDITION Of THE WORLD u@ b
repeatsd in he EVENING WORLD Gs< saH'S ddy
free Of CHARGE
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furnished Rooms to Let.


one Tine. COO. pr line: Second Time. nc. per
Mac: Third and Subsequent Times. I5c. per itN.
No enra charge on Sundavs
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Cooka.

Cooks.
CooK-Good cook a laundress; would do house
work. city or out, years references. week or
month. 2lS r. 5sth St. stairs.
CoOK-ReEpoctAhle woman as good cook; city or
country. or do general housswork. 7l9 Wash
inEton St -
CODK-RespectAble middle-aged person as cook.
housekec per or care OF children: country pre-
ferrtd: soOa references H., 5s5ts Union Hill.
y. j.
COok-French woman married as good cook In
private family or boarding house; good city ref
erenoes. T., $50 W. SD st.. basement.
COoK-First- class family cook; understands her
business: gooa baker; can mako butter; refer
ences; city or country. 2sl W. 3sth at, % moor
chambsrmsIds, Mattresses. etc.
CHAMRERMAID-Young girl as ehambermsid or
Waitress or u assist with children: city OF eoun.
Try. Call or address N. ", StS "a ave
pressmsksrs, Sesmstresses. &C.
pREssMAKER-slip covers cut httsd; home or
by the dayi references Hahn. 80 3. Vh o.
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d iacsIIAnaoua.

AMERICAN WOMAN, widow. no encumbrance:
any Kind OF work: is a good housekceper. n.
los W. ted 81,
| LEANlNG-First-cl class houseciesner to work by
the Day or week; excellent paint a window
cleaner. reference: present employer. Annie. box
s0J World, uptown.
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FAVE Alb YOUR AONENTISEMENT
APIS ADYEkIlSlnb utElCc,

lsss aD AVE, BET. 18TH 77Til SIS.
Same ratios a. rain once No extra charge.
ACTIVE young man at anything: not afraid OF
work. Advertiser. bo5 W. Goth st, top hoor.
BRIGHT young man 20. has served s years with
leading merchant tsilort trimmed 4 kept
stock. desires place with responsible house; best
references. Landin, Sc James st
sALARIED PERMANENCY go Calculations, cor.
struction, contracting, surveying. storage.
transportation; anything suitable. Rex. boa I.
World.
YOUNG MAN. ~ quick, intelligent. good pen
man; work OF any Kind. O. H.. 2ls f. 18th ST..
bell :.
YOUNG MAN. Norwegian, strong & active; will
Ing to do anything. Thompson, care OF Janitor.
J7i W. ilp'h st.
YOUNG MAN. 81, Germa n American, at any
thing; not afraid OF work. otto Ackernan,
1856 Ave. e.
YOUNG MAN. Is. In once or wholesale house
good reference, =. Coleman. 20 eth 1t
YOUNG MAN, a. desires work OF any Kind will.
Ing a obliging. Cali j. Turk "a. +. 18th Of.
YOUNG MAN %, experienced In all kinds Of
Office work; understands bookkeeping. |. A.
Levy, Cannon al.
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Sc. q linz No EHra Charge on sunday
ge~y Saturday ur,a sept IS v'b BE- THE
WORLDS SITUATION DAE" Al ad,erttss
wents under hts CLASSIFICATION peIr,o in TIE sat
urday morning ed0fon OF THE WORLD utu be
repealed IN he EVENING WORLD ne ums day
free OF charge
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USEFUL MAN. colored, young; honest wiiiings
good reference. Walter. 1871 7th ave-. ring twice.
usEPUI. MAN on gentlemans place; city -
country; understands the care OF me horsees
carriages 4 harness. city & country references
Advertiser, 3e6 L. 3lst ST.
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WAITER or omnibus in hotel or restaurant b.
young man; best Of references. Riegert. ~
Y. 9th ST.
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USEFUL MAN-Respectable young NorweeiaHs
understands the care Of horses garden; sobex
4 honest; good reference. u. r., box 20 World
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uPHoLsTERER. practical; cabinet repairing. var
nishinE, polishing: handy useful man: city %
country moderate wages; Al references. Reliablss
Harlem World.
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PREssMAN, Gordon. cylinder. can run KIddsr )
low wages; city or country. Bergman. -
| Hanry 4
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PoRTER-Young man; I years experience: will
ing TO work at anything In hotel. Stephen
| 4, Allen. 40 Howery
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WAITER in restaurant; married man: sobcra
steady & willing; open oysters: good refcrcncsAs
E A. is Horatio ST.
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PAPER HANGER-It you want one who ID hrpt
class, you can depend upon. send for Will 80
Bushwick ave. Brooklyn. .
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10TH ST. 22s VT large, light rooms. newly pa
peTed SIS to SEQ: basement. $40. Housekeeper.
nth ST., ees W.--six light elegantly furnished
rooms 4 bath; hrst. second, siS; unfurnished
nth ST, 2a7 W-Neatly furnished rooms for
lSht housekeeping; quiet house
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UPHoLsTElER-By day or piece; furniture re-
paired. polished; carpets mattresses; private %
hotel; reference. Ben, sss W. lsd Of.
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18TH ST, j0S w.-Free rent to September-Ele-
SAINT broom dat. only sli monthly.
18TH ST, 249 W. nicely furniahed connecting
rooms, tosether Or separately; gentlemen; ref
Gence.
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| SALESMAN - Young man having established
| trade In nrst-class notion a small ware jobhinC
houses wants staple line commission. Sales
man. box 800 World.
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PRooFREADER-Quiek 4 accurate; experienced
practical printer; Job book. news or medical
work. Reader p. q. box n Lynbrook, L. l.
PRooFREADER, well educated q sxpcrisncsd-
desires employment on book or newspapsf
work. Proof, box lss World.
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PoRrER-By young coiored man, 81; mailman o.
general useful man: hrst-class reference, uo2
afraid of work. Albright. los w. .sth ct.
PoRrER-louns married man wants empioy-
ment as light porter or driver: anything that
will pay - week Address j. NJ. box ef7
World, Harlem.
The evening world., 1894-08-11

ENERGETIC young man, capable OF managnD
any business; with former employer u yeArss
.alary moderate with chance OF advancements
W O. MIG DriEgn ave, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-08-11

USEFUL MAN. coiored: strictly sober; willing =
| obigng T. not afraid OF work: References
| Ernal. III Grand ave. BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1894-08-11

PllOTO-ENGRAvER "A good photographer.
printer & etcher; one that understands ruuts
ing blocking. proving q trimming; has n,an~
aged business years. s., box tss World.