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THE FAMOUS BROWNIES" 2
by Palmer OK will be a feature of st. Nicholas,

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home in 81 New Subscribers should begin
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Ii MAY DO as aaucIl for Won.

q
-. ii MAY no as Mach for Won.
Is Mr.. Fred hiIIef, Of Irving I'll. writes
tsliesbaettr severe kidney trouble for
Efna4it years swithg severe pains in the
back aiid,.dlse that hrs bla3der was af-
.6ected, ne tried many SO called kidney
cure btiE witholt any good result.
tAI1eat a year. 4 80 he began use of Elec-
'tric. 8itters and found relief at once.
! Efect Eric B fkters is. especially adapted to
cure otsatls Kidaeg ard Liver troubles
Eandaoltcn gives ttilnost instant relief.
| Qnea trial viii prove oar statement.
Price only soc. forlafgse bottle. At Nd.
IA 2sheldrup's drug tore.
John Morrisol WHO is in the EN-.
| '.ploy oftlc Little Tails Hardware Com
pany, visited friends in Tim Dale Sunday
land from iiirls we learR that a farmer ii
;sehat toHats;eeentIy disco 4efedboth gof
| and silver quartz. 1t has been sent te
/ parties at St. iii for eS examination, and
Eifit proves to be thegenuine article ths
lffarm ers IN that section OF the county
will e1rgage ia gold dgein instead o
/ wheat raising this Eear Herald.
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1894.
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Harper's Weekly.

Harperss Week1vis beyond all question the
ieading Journal in Ameriea in Its splendid
ilinstrattons in its corps of distinguished
Contributors and In its vast army OF readers.
Iasoctai lines It draws on the high-st order
OF talent, the men best fitted by position and
training to treat the leading topics Of the
day. In fiction the most popular story
writers contribute to its columns, superb
drawings by the foremost artists illustrate
It's special articles, its stories and every
Notable event of publ c interest 1t contains
portraits of the distinguished men and
women who are making the history of the
time, While special attention is given to the
army and navy, amateur. sport and music
and thedrama by distinguished experts In
word darper's Weekly combines the news
features Of the daily paper and the artistic
and literary qualities OF the magazine with
the solid critical character of the year.
.g HARPER'S, PERIODICALS.
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS.
Congressman Wilson Is reported much


The senate finance 81 b.conmittee will,
/ present "a tafiH bill to the fun CONF
mittee nsxS Tuesaay.a
Sewers wind and TAIN, storms have.
zone much danaase IN Lpuisiana, Ala
pama AID .Mississfppi. z s,skes 80
colorsdo isgislatufs has been IN sj SEES.
! sion asnohtli, at an expense Of $50 200.
) And has uQtSp passed q 81 u. e s'ss.t
The table manufactory at North st.
Paul, which has been CLOSED down for
some Pine. has resumed perations.
AnfhsEb beautiful girl of the Saint
isTeresa order is causing great excite
ment among the Indians at Jerez,g Mex.
sne Z sad TO have msae Wonderful
The Arkansas law ~ ta king sP, Pullman IAN
oars,S teIeg and express companies.
has been declared uncolstitutionai by
JudgesWillis1ns sof the United States
court. - 3EsSs ssaW sss ssaessa tS4sR
j. ADAM Beds Of Dulutb has been,
nominated as VAited States marshal for
Minnesota The appointment caused
surprise. essss ess.fsv go q taeysss
r. SECRETARY Noble win not decide
whether he will try to save the Kears-
arge wreck until he has. Admiral Stan
tons repoUt.sA .ss~- = IS .a .skfas
Robert NfarlSr. Who Vas hanged at
Pinevnle, KY !, last friday, has made a
fun Confession of his crime, which has
Just been made pnhlic.a So Ee Ise $40
Maurics s. Dean has Served notice on
the City 81 sMankatosef 4 $4,000 dam
age suit on account of alleged injuries
ahrong h q affective street.. aE p sc
~ CALVIN Armstrong; the enabezEling
treasure Of Upton county, Ind, who
iswasssenten ced to the penite ntiary Stature.
day has escaped from Kokomo Jail.
AT the trial of the members of the
ssrevoluti onaTys 50 eiety e9nlladfna at
Prague shsspfisoners nrasIes such an up
roar that the judge was forced to adj
loprn court.esa .sSSs ess5f sgsRs aassiaae
William o. Dimock, AGENT of the
I Merchants Dispatch fat Buffalo, shetland
killed hinself while suffering from in-
huenza. He waszSyell known through
I oat9the United States a.e -.
Insthe Tinted States district court at
Portland lillian Dunbar, convicted, of
I smuggling opium, was sentenced to two
years imprisonment in the county Jail
sand TO- pay fine Of $1,000: s 1928 BIZ
1 - At a meeting of agriculfnIals nipple.
Ement M nufac turers of the n orthwest
at chicago it. Was.s decided to protest
against the clause of the Wilson Jill
placing agricultural irnpl enents on the
i free ist.o ss1sSsssAS A7SE 2 &C sA8 s3l
ser z7-77=-7- = T--r 10 sztlEts
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Judge searle Is practSe 8 Nv sol;do
with tie people 81 Bssksy Soi irisI.-sai.
least with those who attended seenrtj
last week and took a.otiee OF the fstirness.
sandJustncsss fhsFulings, aud bis utos-l
EteiitatiousF bearing upol n.tfie bench. He
appears 70 hive afae6fty for e5ndhtting
court IN such q manner as to brisg. the
3,sat. in the ecoSoa5 lut right TO The at.
tention Of the jury. III his ehngesb e IS
invariab biz clear and cencises asidgwitlss:
out exceptions he Is highlygspolensof ny
those hoJatten1eds conft aside from
his official capacity the Judge is a social I
congeaiaI gentleman. d man, WHOM ii IS
q pleasure to meet Detroit Record.
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SEVEN MAGAZINES I'M ONE.
| ST. NICHOLAS
FOR YOUNG FOLKS. Us.
Wide Awake Merged I'm it.
Enlarged by 200 Pages
In the volume. illustrated.
ofalI publications for boys and girls St
Nicholas, conducted by Mary Mapes Dodge,
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praised by the press and the people of two
contine ts-it> circulatioefs unprecedented
| among msgaz zines for young folks Besinning
enlarged by the addition Of about 300 pages
in the volume, and for lsq3--9i IL will have
thegreat est program in Its history, Including
A NATURAL HISTORY SERIES. ~,
brilliantly illustrated. describing the quadru-
prds Of North America In a. popular way, by
w. T. Hornaday, recently chiei taxidermist OF
the U. j. national museum; >s.a& Essl-&sF
tom SAWYER ABROAD"
a serial Story by Mark Twain, -
| in which the great humorist.s famous creations
t"Tom Sawyer" an6 = Huekleberry Finn,n visit
tie eastern hemisphere lin "a flying machinel;
| series on -. - ,Ss-s--,-
AMERICAN AUTHORS, s
by Brander Matthews setting forth in a clear
and simple form the main btograp hica' facts
| and the chief literary qualities of famous nien
| in American literature, including Irving,
Cooper, Brytnt Hawthorne. Emerson. LOWELL
STORIES OF INDIA, lfa - az
BY RuDYARD KILLING. az
When Rudyard Kipling was boy in India
| he usen to read st. Nicholas and now he takes
| his turn at bringing detisht to the thousands
of yonng folk who read it to day he has
written for st. Nicholas a series of remarkable
| stories of boy and girl life IN the jungle and
with animals.
REcoLLEcTIoNso OF WILD LIFE
| by DIR Charles Eastman. ful1-blooded sioux
| Indian and gradu ltr of white mans col.
lege (Dartmou description of Indian
| iife--in camp and on the war path described
| from the inside. novelty in literature.
PAPERS ON THE GOVERNMENT
How Money is Made fthe Mint. How the
Treasury is Guarded, How the Government
Promotes Ingenuity 1.-THE Patent 0fice). the
| Dead Letter Office. with the West Point Cadets,
| II ow Armies Talk TO Each Other. Life on a
Man-of- War, etc. G.,
SERIAL STORIES BY - s. ;
Howard Pyle, # fsg
Frances courtenay Baylor.
James Otis,
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- seaicago Live stocsS ssss

s Should be kept At stables and .stqckr,
yards. sSaivatiens Oil is the best fricnd
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Theproprietors have so rauch faith in
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mails.
Address. F. .chsney7& Co., ToIsdo;0
Sold by Druggists, SC:
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lEsWHEA At February. closine; S5l &C.. Nav.
lsopening 5591c: highest. 555Sc;- lowest, $50;
closing, 1853 Jay opening Tssc highest,
5s1s; lowesf S514oa dosing 9lo ION Track.
No. Ihagd. sb9e;; Nod sNorthern, Sci No. 4
sorthern, 6s1sc; -. y;
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q At meeting OF agricuE TIM al 9impIe.
ment manufacturers of the n orthwest
at Chicago Vas decided to protest
against the clause Of the Wilson bill
placing agricultural i1npI ernents on the
free ist.6 ssceSssaes Hl8ae sas 5is
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pms place al tie had " ~ besas.l, e<rseisras
dsbfished III me Eneffss hi,tgsags i ac fpsS<,
ispafea aHysUhsys. " Aiblny A tsus
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cheap rates TO ca "a 4 8, 8, @ Z.

The Northern Pdeilie raaiilroad com
pany has put into effect a series 81 low
round trip rates to California points
Tickets are good until Jnlys1 9Th 1854
and are goodaor sfepover fdnt1ef certain
conditions. ssfz9 Sfszssx y - - fsfss-
These rates viii shabis .tli6se desirfnas :
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a}rook!nnrcnl estate u I Ct

FOR RENT-A nnc. larr" a1. -
rooms. newly raiered sa'
10th Branch River. NclH.H.
sct a.. \. j.. - miles 0Dt ID j.. -.
H.. rent $3.50. Apply o. . lA''
PHEAR. Isg Montsuc-sf.. o.. A''h-
$50 PACIFIC-sT.. IEoNkLlN d.
ford section" rare bargain 'l..t iai-
nished hrownstone house. ia'i"l.nS 3i'i"
- MN, sewlne mucainc. sitr- lad
linen: rent SO per month iali itf
". SCOTT. JR.. 40 Broadway. Nr"-l 10.
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Citn hcaI G6lalf Go fet

DESIRABLE small thrce-siory and base
ment brick dwelling. eleven rooms: i'm
provements. perfect order; 61th-st., near
2d-avc.: rent $500. WOODS, 9sl Jd-aNe.
HANDSOME Queen Anne COTTAGE eight
rooms all Improvements. one large hous"
fourteen rooms. six on first noor, lovely
uloi and best neighborhool. several houses.
: To u rooms JOHN NJ. JONES owner.
- Slp-avc.. Jersey city, or 80 Washing
ton-st. York
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FOR UMBRELLAS. PARASOLS AND
CANES no better location exists IMAM We
offer on central Broadway, corner, WI,
rent space or participate. NhIllN"' -
Broadway. --
HAVE fully equipped steam plant.
wood worEing machinery, suitable for man
ufacturing anything in WOODWORKING Niie.
To parties having capital am open ~
business negotiations with We" Vi s.at,
ing a stock company IN any proh,apIe
manufacturing business. Correspondents
must have thorough knowledge OF any
business they suggest References eS-
changed. Address HENRY n. fOUNG'
keyport. \. }.
ILLUSTRATIONS for advertising pur-
poses engraved to order: price list free.
CRANE & Co. 100 Nassau-si.
LAKE GEORGE-For sale. Mohican
Uouer at Bolton fully furnished and
EQUIPPED. accommodate so; nine buildings
i'm ali. including cottages. horses boats
wagons harness. linen: everything com
plcte and iu good order; well estabhsnsd
trade: 80 acres: Brnklow Point. y mile
south Of Mohican. 100 acres. Green folht'
= miles north Of MOhican. 10 acres; mag
niHccnt water fronts: beautifully wooded; :
Sl5pID cash above cncumbrances. Sl3 100.
Will buy whole thing. would make me
private place; one Of the best locations on
lake ~ Nassaust.. Vanderbilt BUILDING
Room $40
MONEY MAKING PATENTS: Lieutenant
Phillips' carpet stretcher. Christmas tree
holder ASH SITTER. rubber boot. clothing
case EDGAR TATE q CO., 40 Broad
way.
Orr RENTAL CATALOGUES.
CONTAINING FULL LIST
| Of country seats and houses for rent on
| line Hudson. Harlem. New-Haven and
Northern railroads, are now ready. Call
| or address NM. II. HOYT Il co. . VAN
! derhilt-aye.. opp. Grand Central Depot.
PATENTS FOR SALE Moore's Column
! bian glove holder. Burrage's daisy adjust
able bag holder. fountain pen. wire stretcn-
cr models EDGAR TATE co.. 2io
| broadway.
RETIRING. will sell specially. - years
| standing in wholesale liquor trade, Once
| furniture. safe. reasonable. low rent. W.
Il. MINER ~ Pearl-st ---
SEE VALUABLE Patent FOR SALE;
| the product has To be used by one IN
! every seventh man. Ladies die for want
| vested UNION FINANCE AGENCY.
| Room l57 Potter building
| SAFE. PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
| solid aud successful. send FOR Prospectus
| WELLS ENGINE Co. 81 Liberiy-st.
STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE.-Pronis
over 81 800 Ter year net. Inquire OF Mr'
| BLOOD. II Warren-st.. y. \. Troy Lauh-
| dry Machinery GO.
| no a PARTY who can place 5000 NOR,
| gage "a a steamboat. interest VIII p' hi.t'
! IN same. OPPORTUNITY. Tribune Up
town ONCE. i2i2 broadway.
To MANUFACTURERs.-Frcc sites; cap
| ifal furnished e. build: po~er iufnlshel'
! S.5 horse yearly. other inducemcris, near
| br c,fN H. IE FOREST SHELIOS 9.
o.. stewart Building.
VALUABLE GOLD NINE in Colorai'
for sale or lease. Principals please "'
dress Sir WiLtEe. Ast"r Houf".
WANTED -spcci.l capital or partner
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miscellaneous.

49,
DR. hV9e, chilbains. corns' bunions.
remedy 'v1ander and tired feet. W soId py
sweatinYs' G. JAMES. 19s sth-aVe.
BAhh iS,."r STAMPS WANTED.-Dis-
P1S I album collections hoTsnh' a'Sn prins
yeiopes. u rare; by letter only. WARD
etc. appooin,t'nn,'''
90 i'".,, ADDITION DRILLS and short
RAflb .Lsr commercial calculhtions en-
cuts 10 ON read results Of long columns
ables SS,,ion. and all Of the every.aay III, ms
IN addlt,s'"; he counting house as easily:
urIng OF Ia accurately as one reads print
rapidly NJ AZ nictures; svo.. 6xs, cloth, 81
from worn stnaid. Address c. G. CocH-
by man Principal North 'hiesfo hus, ~,
EEs,ic4e. 444 Garheid-a'e'' S"''"e'' ~
~nrpIfNEs wANTED:-A ne, me OF The me
Daily IInrc months commencing April !,
one one! or , i"l price paid. p o. Box ief.
Poughkeepsie. y. i,------,---.--
-, o.,, ..,.e.t, western agency for nrst-
WAr rs highest credentials. Address
class IWINT. IO4 SO. water-st.. Chicago:
VISITED. TO buy, patent; or right 70
mn,facture useful hiticie' A'Mh
m ,,.n co. indianapolis, Ind.
WANTED TO BUY, hot air engine;
lyon Tos North Euta"-'''' Baltimore
.nyERTIsEMENTs AND suBsCBTP.
Anye FOR THE NETWORK TRIB.
the the WILL ne ,REcEiyIE,Do t At THE
ufTowS 9FfdcI; NS 2,a S snS xB
"a daeT1iisEMENTs at the following Branch
VIII 20 Eighth-ave.: 100 Tnlrd-ave..
0 corner Forty-seyen'h,st la9 Ea,, Forty,
seyshs a, near Third-ave.. I. O26 Third-aye.
l2oth SIXTY -drst-st: los r'ir.t-ays; LOG
NJ VT Forty-second-st; 1872 columbus-ave'
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Citn ReaI estate for Sale.

A CHOICE 11-room colonial dwelling
with one or two lots. near East I3Sth-st..
partly furnish ed sell at great sacrifice.
OWNER. Box 4. Tribune ONCE.
A BARGAIN. Comfortable country seat;
II acres, house Ii rooms. good outoulld-
INKS. one hour on New-Haven Road. near
depot: must be sold: furniture and stock
II desired. Apply STEWART. l3s West
43th-si.
FOR SALE reasonable. or rent, fur
nishci or unfinished four-story brown
stone house. iig West 13d-st., near i!oule-
ward: convenient TO all cars Inquire Of
OWNER, ON premises.
PROPERTY FOR SALE. 25xioO. Apply
POS Sullivan-st, near Bleecker-st., y. y.
city.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner I0sth-st-
Substantial. artistic detached house; 10y
price. send for circular. ATLAS IN
PROVEMENT CO.. Is broadway
BEDFORD PARK. oath Ward, y. Y.
City.-A handsome corner residence;
minutes from Harlem Il. r. depot: 10
rooms including billiard-room: all i'm
p-ovements. Call or address &. NJ. H.,
i2i Nassau-st.. where photos can be seen.
SUPERIOR MODEL HOUSE. bay win
dows. beautifully decorated. highest stand
ard plumbing: ncgnbOrhOod all nuilt up
with costly residences, cheapest house IN
city: 10 feet wide, price S22.1op' easiest
terms: always open. Apply 1911 West fhd-
ave. or F. HotGHTON. lAo broadway.
TO LET.-Private dwelling. northwest
corner Madison-aVe. and I6th-st' i0catloh
and surroundings unsurpassed. Brp"n-
stone house. four-stcry and basement y
feet wide. - feet deep with extension To-.
feet deep: trimmed hardwood Throughout
pdrlor hallway tiled. II. T.. DlETI
owner. 90 Laght-st.. New-Nork.
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Ndkuington-dNt.
FOR SALE.
The detached. two-siorF ana m'h-'rl
frame residence on :. e.. corner or bfNS ly"-
ave and Dcal~t., containing ]" .i.-, tN-
elusive OF bath. closets and lantr.rs. On
1t 5ONlOO feet vii shHGe. sanitary
punbirg: among TIE finest local ons ~
ne Bodfo 4 section; CONVENIENT 10 l. t'p.d
Transit and trolley mes f0r AZ e,i .ru0"a.
Apply o. the premises . -" : III.
FOR SALE or TO LET. New, hrs,-
class: Bedford Section 2ith Ward. - .'"l !;
! O4G and 1.Ois. l.O1I o. LOS. ~" ahn
/ 2iS Dean-s'. also o. -. Mtih r-"Nt.'
and 1856 Brookyn-ave.; open Tor ihsp'o-
ton. ..,.. . 90,
l. 63 Bcdford-avc.. corner Her 'in''i-'i
GOOD INVESTMENT Four-sior hricS.
stonc-trimmed store and three nii@, rom 81 .
privatc halls. al improvements. k'ld-iF'.
OWNER 1876 Madison-st. l'r"'Nl>n.
ST. JOHNS PLACE. between ;tn nni
c,h aycg. -3-story and basement n'n"
stone N-lont house. J." looms, 'I .i
movements. hardwood. cabinet Nn
mantcl mirrors. basement IN! -'il
oiled. decorated. =. ". IH'MlspN. li'
3ih-a>e.. Brooklyn.
SAVE MONEY.-Homo for tlo n...'f-
tude. nothing Ike b. offered. 'N '''
wei rented. leGroc. pflC's. '.r
S.nO. Ou0 o. Joan WILLIAM H. 'i.,'' y
Willourhhy. corner Irv--i, li Al>n, 'hi
III Iiuadvay New-N Oils.
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Real Geiaic.

HEAL ESTA1E-
Roofs plumbing. furnaces tlt ranges F'y.
a. repair for one ycar. Gail 90 "iir SO
Gtn-asc.
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Gelp mant@ {
Males.

ANY Man an. can Experience MOI necessary;
s.ro onnortunity; no pedding' NY PERSONS
,'.iI,nr 10 work every Gay "a, zee Ipd 81
send nearest ex G,at with full il structons
cents cents i1 rrxSrRsON COMPANY. Postofiice
IN 70 Corunna. Michigan. - -
-, yrs--s5 daily profit selih g While
satin Boquet," the m osS n,iircs no
made; new method "l,i oil I good. IN anne line
,alk ;, 9tSer NJ i'S e Co. West Whist ed, Conn.
/ l , and CASH. ER.-Ex-
BOON fH n r. dIooinble-entry: hard we TX: long
hours. Address. stating Iele, e % s Sn,
n1pccted and amount and XII ~ Ge " eApe'i-
ence. c. E.. Box % l''Du,,e
GARDENER and WIFE t:,,, w' ,nS he ne esI TO
u n1,i ,,saf,j. she 10 cook and do general
e eias,,,a,L in A family OF thre, ADDRESS,
stating wages, ALFRED sPGt *, dssaiV
mr. call Tuesday and W, hheSnay az
store 2S College flace' " N''
tween IL and O'Clock.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers 10
ronIon Liverpool. Glasgow; WORK ior
p ,as Apply "a Greenwich-st -
OFFICE Experienced; good writer;
~, raiiable. Apply. with references;
a m. Monday. CURTIS f. 1,,, N,
MFG Co, Pacihc-aVe., 'el'es -
-cI,pvtcrs II thorough Latin and Italia
1hTla
With terms D.. Box 40. Tribune once.
-WANrrD-A Arst-ciass designer q nd
.hane man on ladies' straw hats. Posiu on
rIven July /. Good salary. an eNce,V nj
epportunity for right man. Address De D.
j., Tribune Office.
,rsprc-rARLE STOUT LADY, re-
sembing Queen Victoria, ana sltuau ~ 80
that she can travel for the season ~ SIN
to eisht months. Is
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"'" PARA RNI'M AND BAILEY'S
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IOG West 37th street.
between 3 o'clock a. m. and . J. m.
App ENTICEs 20 neat sewers. na asSins,
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also at 8 DeKalb-ave.. BROOKLYN
ANY .ApY who desires 20 MAKE $50 per
week { iietly at her own home ADDRESS
Win a; rnsI envelope Miss II NRA -
GORDO; Joliet. III. This Is l'ona-n
offer. a. II you can only spare - 70 hou's
per cay It will pay you 20 !hVest4 't'e.
90, " DENTAL and permau, ut POSI-
tion right. active and in'eilig' ~ young
lad. o. / he given "a thorough = aiming m
douhl try Bookkeeping ana ON - ""tN'
aalar, d a but rapid adran' "mf4 IT. 10 tu"
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Oficc -
IA G can make - daily h. folding
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,t,h rnp.d envelope. MIS- GRACE
paul outh Bend. Ind.
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S'sr., y. FANNIE FELkN Or. South
Benz.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11

20 WEST ATHEIST. Splendid apart
ment
gsTu ST. iO5 and JOY WEST sr' 9nd
fat. iu7. no children rooms ana 'iih
SCI. first Nat. iOT so. thiri Nat - tH.tl
families only. references * " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
Real estate n)ante0.

COUNTRY property wanted for improved
city; describe your properly; describe your
wants TAYLOR. 20 South PortlanG-aNe.'
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11

FARM. 20 acres. to let near Engle-
wood. y. J.; suitable for vegetable gar
dening: will furnish team and tools To
s'-class party; make advances and buy
ell his vegetables; splendid chance FOR
good gardener Address GEORGE Ell
MORE EnglewoOd n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11

NYACK-ON- HUDSON. For rent; I'M
furnished. l3-rcom house; stable ana coach
from south station. "NlLLA, Tribune
Office