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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19

For the Christmas and New Years
holidays. the Burlington. Cedar Rap
ids& Northern railway will sell ex-
cursion tickets between all points on
its liue at extremely low rates for the
round trip.
Tickets on sale December %, %.
"a. 20 and 81, 1894, and January L.
1895. Good to return until and in
Guiding January ?, 1895. For rates
and time of trains call on station
agents or address.
j. MORTON,
Gen. Tkt. and Pass. Agt.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19
The Modern Mother

has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup of Figs. when in need of the
laxative effect of a gentle remedy
than by any other, and that it is
more acceptable to them. Children
enjoy it and it benefits them. The
true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syr-
up company, only.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19

The quickest and best way from
Rock Island to Florida and all points
in the south, is via Peoria and the
big Four Route" through Cincin-
natl, Chattanooga, Atlanta. Macon,
etc. Leaving Rock Island 2:2O p. m.
You get elegant vestibule drawing
room sleeper at Peoria 7:25 p. m. and
step from same into an elegant '.lim-
tied" train. in Union depot at Gin
cinnati. the next morning. which
lands you in Jacksonville the next
day at 9:55 a. m, thus making the
run from Rock Island TO Jacksonville
in 49, hours. Rates as. low as via
any other route. For rates. tickets,
tourist guides, etc., call at X. l. L. Z
depot, or address
CHARLES S. LAFOLLETrE,
L. p. A. ..Big Four Route
224 S. Adams street, Peoria, iii.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19
SUBURBAN SETTINGS.
HAMLET.

HAMLET, Dec. 17.-Miss Baltia De-
lege to spend the holidays.
The weather still continues very
beautiful, but is extremely dry.
There is considerable scarcity of
water reported among the farmers.
Miss Alice Deboard, delegate to the
Christian Endeavor convention at
New Windsor, being unable to attend
was represented by Emerson Grabs.
Lewis Runner, of Edgington, has
been making frequent visits i'm our
vicinity Of late. The result of these
can be better determined later on.
Prentiss Dumbell, while descend
ing the stairway of the Woodmen
hall. fell and seriously injured his
ankle. but at present is able to be
about on crutches.
The Modern Woodmen of America
OF this place gave an oyster supper
in their hall on Thursday evening. Dec.
Is. 1t was well attended and it's sue
cess can be attributed mainly to the
management Of the obliging men,
bers. Their large and spacious hall
was exquisitely and deliberately dec
grated. In the rear end of the hall
a stage had been erected which was
occupied by visitors and the orches-
ira, the latter continually rendering
selections from the most popular
composers. followed by pieces appro-
pirate for the occasion sung by the
choir of the village church with
Samuel Dumbell as leader. The ia
BILE. which extended the entire
length Of the hall, was abundantlv
spread, and fairly trembled under
its excessive weight. After all had
partakcn of the bountiful feast, they
were entertained by some more Sc
lections by the orchestra. followed by
general leave-taking, and the crowd
dispersed and repaired to their sew
eral homes highly elated over the
enjoyable time they had spent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19
Holiday Excursion Rates.

For Christmas and New Years
holidays, the Il. 1. & p railway will
on Dec. p, "a, %, 20 and 81, 1894,
and Jan. J., 1895, sell excursion tick
cts to all points on its line, and
points on connecting lines, not farther
distant than 200 miles, tickets linn
tied to Jan. 2, 1895, for return.
F. H. ROCKWELL. Agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19
Why Has soxodont

Become the staple dentifrice Of
America? Simply because it is i'm
possible to use it. even for n week.
without perceiving its hygienic effect
upon the teeth. the gums and the
breath.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19

Parks Tea is great blood purifier
and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink
which moves the bowels without pain.
gripping or discomfort. Sold BY Hartz
4 Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19
Free show.
or holiday goods.
Folding umbrellas.
Umbrella sets.
The fad in mufiicrs.
Dressing gowns and lack.

Elegant neckwear.
Plain and silver trimmed canes.
Those lovely handkerchiefs.
Plain and fancy shirts.
Fancy silk rests,
Shirt protectors.
And in fact everything for gentle
mems wear can he found at Lloyd 4
Stewards.
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STAGE DANCING

Broadway. Skirt. new serp entine, character, song
split, toe and bend; also liz and reels, the Bessie
Clayton. Helene, Hattie Wells, Fleurette, Mabel
Clark style taught; they are my pupils and now
terms are moderate for class or private. N. B.
Also the waltz and 2-step guaranteed in one lesson
or no charge. Established private academy only.
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Instruction.

one Time, csc. per line: Second TIM, esc. per
az! IhTd and Subsequent Times, zoe. per line.
NO ezra charge on Sundays.
CHEMlSTpY-Eventng classes in chemistry and
1hieqiogy are being formed under the auspices
~ the brpoklyn College of Pharmacy. For par
ucuiars apply to Prof. II. W. Schimpfa and DIR. ID.
y. Mahshl, 3do Franklin ave-, Brooklyn.
and fitting classes, S. T. Taylor sys-
tem, taught; morning and evening. Apply
ionhg Women's Christian Association. Z T.. 10Th.
College graduate desires
scnolaIsi short method. cnn teach the slowest,
2o7 West Bath st.
A IN TYPEWRITING Tor self
upupporting. young women. Apply to Young
Women's Christian Association, o A. n. To b
4. NJ, and q 10 l.. NJ, saturdays excepted.
FRENCH LADY takes care OF children Mt her
home during hours Of school; 81. 90 per week
each chilli, l., box 3O6 World, uptown.
PiaS0, organ, violin taught by A. MoELLER,
sIEEQoRAPHY and Typewring school,
61y roadway. n. W u week. Call OF write.
WILL 1--WE LESSONS In acting in exchange for
DiAn{ |Buitar or dancing lessonk Address
ACTOR, 1901 Broadwsy.u
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

Sd AVE. 1903, corner Goth st. To let, . large
unfinished front rooms; housekeeping, run
ming water. Emery.
23D ST.. $40 W. Large front basement to rent,
unfurnished.
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DIED

DIED
ALLAIRE. AT Bayonne. N. ]. on the 7th inst.
PHILIP ALLAIRE, aged "a years, z months
and Q days.
Relatives and friends Of the family are In
vited to attend the funeral at the Monroe NJ.
K. Church. 44th st. and Ave. d. Bayonne,
n. j., Tuesday evening, at 6. 10 o. clock. Train
leaves foot Of Liberty ST.. 100 r. M, 49th st.
station. Interment at convenience of family.
ANDERSON. = On the 9Th inst, DEBORAH,
daughter Of Margaret A.. and Robert ]. An
derson, aged 10 years.
Funeral services on Wednesday. 10th inst.
at P. NJ, at her late residence, 1856 Ave. Il.
DARLING. Jan. 9, at his residence, 235 Yves
30th st.. w. H. DARLING, aged SO years.
Funeral on Tuesday, Jan. 8. at 1 r. NJ.
BRISTOL. In this city, Jan. 7, 1894, TIMOTHY
MASON BRISTOL, OF Charleston, s. c., in the
18th year Of his age.
Funeral services will be held In the chapel Of
the 9th Ave. Presbyterian Church tentrnnce
on 65th st. Tuesday. Jan. o, at 10. 80 A. NJ.
Interment at Woodlawn.
CALLAHAN (nee Kiernan)-wife of oficer Cal.
lahan, Thirtieth Precinct.
Funeral from her late residence, $50 West
125th ST.. at 10 A. NJ. Jan. 10, thence to st.
Joseph's Church. 125th st. and Columbus ave.
ENGLE. AT Shady slue, N. j., Jan. 8. 1894.
WILHELMINA, widow Of Andrew Engle. aged
S3 years.
p,,o,,yo. ond tr,a,d. mr. ,,v,,sd tn ottara
Tho funero, M tho Fe,rv,ow pant,s, Church
Wednesday,. Jan. 10, at 2. 80 o'clock p. NJ.
Train leaves foot OF Chambers st. 1. 20 T. NJ.
ETz. On Sunday, Jan. Z, 1894. ALMA LOUISE,
beloved daughter Of Frederick and Theresa
Etz, aged 2 years. 3 months, 1S days.
Funeral Tuesday, Jan. o, 1894, from sos
u a'e'' fu"ef" private
FOX. AT Norristown. Pa. on the 9th. inst. ,
C~ATHARINE CRUGER, widow OF Gilbert r.
Fox, aged "a years.
Funeral of Mrs. JOSEPH H. HOLMES,
from, her late residence. near Holmdel. n. J..
on tuesday. Jan. o. 1894. at q O'Clock p. M.
Carriages will meet @. 10 A. NJ. train from
I Viz "'
Ahhrh.-on "ouuAy, '"n. g, LILLE D.,
youngest son Oh berharu ana EVA heeie' aeee
4ye"rso hioh.hs'
funerai On iuesuay AT . CLOCK irom resi-
oenee hs Paren''' u haS oHu""
LASCH. Suddenly, saturday, Jan. 9, ]. Z
LAscH.
Funeral from residence, II East 1o9th St
att y O'Clock.
McBARRON.-O Sunday. Jan, 4. JOHN Nc.
BARRON, son of the late Cornelius McBarron,
in the 10th year of his age.
Funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, SO West Ath st, Long Island CITY. or
Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 2 p. NJ.
McCHAIN. Sunday, of pneumonia, JOHN B.
are 50.
Funeral from his late residence, Broadway,
White Plains, on Tuesday, Jan. @, at Up. M.
Trains leave Grand Central station Mt 10. IS
and IL. 50 p. M. Relatives and friends In.
yited. Interment Marble Cemetery, ID st,
Now York.
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0ARRIEp.

scHNEIDER-TAYLoR-on Thursday, Jan. 4,
1894, at Harrison, N. j., by the Rev. s. L.
swltzer, NELLIE E.. H. TAYLOR, Of Fair.
view, n. j., to @. A. SCHNEIDER, Of New
Vork.
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me INtu ana SuDstvHtIu liItA IoC. pct tVt.
No ertrd charge on Sundays.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ADVERTISEMENT
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger ONCE In the city. where the
Office.
ATHAYE. ,l02 80 years established mechanics
best attendance; 81. 30, So weekly.
Atm AVE. 10. opposite Cooper Union -Furnished
rooms, good, substantial board, English cook
Ing: ~. 80 up
0rH ST.. SO +. Large 4 small rooms; good
tnbie board; home comforts; gentlemen 20;
10TH ST. 1872 Large front room, with board,
for = gentlemen; terms moderate.
10TH ST, ll9 i. Neatly furnished room
for gentleman, with board heated house.
l2rH ST, 222 r. Large front room. elegantly
furnished; attendance 4 board first class: rea-
sonablr.
18TH ST., ll3 T., near Broad ay-sunny large
rooms, excellent board; families or gentlemen;
table board.
lITlI ST. $40 r. Large 4 small front rooms,
with good bonrl; - DC d 50 week; heated
housed
DIST ST, 81 Il. Handsomely furnished rooms,
with board reasonable rates; references.
2lST ST. 20 -Gcntlemen can have rooms Il
board, excellent table, - up.
2lST ST., 2IO r. Excellent board. with room,
for one gentleman In private family (young
coupl").
23p ST l2s f. Large Il single rooms, en- suite
or separate: good table.
o3D ST, 223 u. board, room. gents, ~, 80. 81;
early breakfast. gas'-i,cat, comfortable home
23D ST., 232 4. Hands ,mely furnished rooms:
lire, gas, bath: early breakfast; homelike com.
forts; good substantial board.
24TU ST, g3l 4. Large furnished rooms: su-
IcriOr board, gentleman or couples; price mod
crate.
18TH ST, 1874 F. Pleasant rooms, furnished;
good table. references exchanged; central To-
| cation.
10Th 81, 1855 +. Elegant large & small rooms;
heated house; every convenience; good table
moderate prices.
18TH 81, II y. First. class table board; also
rooms, On sutt or singly central location.
3OrH ST, I3l r. Handsomely furnished rodms,
with board Tor =, Sl2 To SlI; also hall room.
82D ST, @2d +. Large, light, warm rooms; All
cpnvrnicnces; terms reasonable; also table
/ huard.
8lTH ST, ll5 L. Large and small rooms; table
board; Suuthcrncrs accommodated; references
8irH ST, lGl Very desirable rooms; all
Improyements table srst class terms reason
3jIH 81, q E.-r lcSant rooroS, with irst-class
board 4 attendance references.
4oTlI 81, 22G +. Large, & small rooms, with
good board, Recommendations; ladies $3.50.
gents ~, 30,
'criled table, ssii,4, SIG, sis, So, double
l6rII II, "a 7. -lalge ard small rooms, with
board ladies, 81; gents, -; humelike.
4SrU 81. 2i2 f. Costly furnished rooms: pleas
ant home, excellent, bountiiul table; very
moderate.
52p 81, 2sl =. Large front room, heated,
newly furnished, with board, to gentlemen or
couple. regB iIlAhlc.
h5rH ST, lu6 f.. Large room, front, parlor
/ floor; heated; running, hot water; excellent
table.
55rH ST, l43 Nicely furnished, warm hall
room, with superior German board; moderate
5-rII r 3{B Front room; private houSe
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Purchase and Exchange.

9sSss0SS anu SASsIossSSs
One Time, csc. per line: Second Time, ssc. PEI
me; Third and Subsequent Times. s0c per Tins
o. Der me ertrd on sundays.
BICfGLE-Wanted to buy safety bicycle in fair
condition, Address, stating particulars.
SAFETY box 200 World.
EC0NDHAND JACKET KETTLE. State ca
pacity and price, Box % Metuchen, N. J.
SECONDHAND SPIRAL STAIRCASE in good
Greer, AT least 10 feet high, N, box 80 World
WASTED-Paper-box machinery, second hand
afo-lnch spring gauge shears and a Clark 45-
mcn scorer ana cutter: state price. Address
box 255 World.
WANTED-A Steinway upright piano little used
LOT cash; state lowest terms. PURCHASER,
WANTED-A No. 8 Callgraph in good condition.
address 7. :, H., box 456 World.
WANTED-Copy of colored Autograph published
many years ago, church porch with shadows
from foliage. = b. YOUNG, cornwall, n. Y.
WANTED-A single second hand feed truck;
must ne cheap. Address d.. n J., III and Ia
WANTED-About 20 feet glass office partition;
10th st.
good barroom from Sl5, 600 TO
W OOO, In exchange for real estate paying 10
her cent gross no agents; owner. Address i. j.
y. oox 4lB World.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
East Side.

Gnt Time, zoe. per tne' Second Time, nc. pc
dne' Third and Subsequent Times. l5c. per line
NO crtr1 charge on sundays
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Business Opportunities.
PRof3SEP ~ F0KMtTITPN on COM
WIIISk EX CUKE.

A new whiskey cure has been discovered. After
IoaS s Sas 4 s and enPe sn nSsainia c a me bx Mb Eshni he
most ,unreiormed and confirmed drunInrd can be
saved. and not only saved, but saved permi'
nently. Many demonstrations have been pri-
vately made and invariably with the same sue
cesstul result In no single instance he's there
given, and as a result the. treatment may, be
stopped az any moment and the subject treated
his physical condition. After three or four days
OF treatment 1t will he physically impossible for
the patient, no matter how c9nirmed u drunkar,
liquor, although II may be freely offered him. such
is the positive effect Of the treatment. The most
striking fact that there is no INJECTION. There
is no remedy known for the cure of alcoholism
which does not rely upon hypodermic injection as
consideration the remedy Is taken internally
that is, through the mouth, and Is entirely unoo'
Az drunkenness II u disease, the purpose OF the
treatment is TO eradicate the disease aud thereby
ment has the effect of building up the system, to
restore normal appetite for food, and for the pa
his lost manhood Is restored and his craving for
something to stimulate him entirely emdicatcd
as completely as II lie had never tasted whiskey.
The phenomenal success OF The Kelley Company,
which enjoys q net income estimated at over n
million dollars LAM aaanI q . SmoTs s, tns Sass held Ii iST
is generally known, relies largely upon hypoder,
mic injection, and makes II a necessary part of
their treatment, whereas the treatment under the
new formula dispenses with the same.
The owners Of this valuable discovery are pre-
pared rs n preliminary condition.. at their own
nished and prove the truth OF what has been here
the efficacy Of the cure. 1t is proposed to form a
parent company for the United states, or to make
an out and out sale for the new treatment for the
United states and Canada. Responsible parties
who desire to interest themselves I'm the lorna
for an out and out purchase viii address j. Is. IT,,
Hotel Imperial.
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MISS A
ACADEMY; classes now forming at
II East 18th st. between 9th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening private les
sons, any hour, 81; waltz guaranteed In six pri-
sons, 30 lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
DAf EVENINGS; SEND FOR
Beginners at any time. Day or evening.
Special and individual attention given to those
learning the waltz; also the new and fashionable
dances, Including stage, fancy and character.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

West Side.
bath ST, 1i3 W., near Broadway-L Large
warm rooms.
BATH ST. lG7 W. Large sunny front room,
with closets 4 running water; moderate price.
10Th ST., 80 W. Neat homelike rooms, front
elcove sunny suit, I'd floor reasonable.
3GrH ST., 1926 w. LIST Hat east-Furnlshed
room, with bath, for gentleman only.
aorH ST, 1870 ": ,%orpo,its gsriboronghl-i
desired.
10TH ST, $40 ". -Sunny. front hall room;
closet LIST flight good location; l. station
grH ST. 22s w.-Large room, complete for
honsck, epl!ng; every convenience; respectable
parties only.
37rIt 7. l3s w. OF broadway Elegant
IRONS for bachelors; parlor folding beds; con-
Meeting baths; breakfast.
9TH ST, 49, W. - ELEGANTLY furnished rooms;
Just 80 Broadway; all conveniences breakfast;
- to so.
18TH ST. 2ab W. Front hall room to let; fur.
18TH ST. 227 W. Large room, also hall room
every convenience; W I'll owner, -
bedroom. housekeeping; also single rooms; rent
misderaps, 80. {.
4orH sr. loa W Handsomely furnished com.
81, a. 80 upward weekly. Cray.
AID sr. 343 W. Sitting room 4 bedroom for
light housekeeping; ~ per peek.
4+llt ST.. lat W., near Broad way : Furnished
rooms. permanent or transient; prices reason
45TH ST. SO ". -2iarge furnished sunny rooms
large closets, running water, heat, gas, bath.
10TH ST. 100 W. Handsomely furnished sunny
I'd hoor room, ~; 3D.. 70 hall rooms. 81 %.
46TH ST.. 2l7 w, near Broad n
small heated rooms; gas, bath; terms moderate.
5UTH II. 2l8 w Nicely furnished rooms; Ella
month gentlemen Il light housekeeping.
5UTH ST., 100 ". desirable large and small
rooms for ladies; home comforts; moderate.
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Dancing Academies.
AFTERNOON GLASSES. WALTZ GUARAN-
Tues. and Thurs 3. 30, o. 80. tsed I'm six private
LADY ASSISTANTS. lessons, with music, 50
HOSEA HIGGINS

l38. lao WEST IBID ST. near 9th ave. Ill"
station; 81 monthly. Glasses MON, TUES,
lessons, 81 tickets used at pupils convenience;
heginness' classes, 4 lessons, 81; quarter, "a
private. Open every day, ga. NJ. to IL p. NJ.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins is probably as well known as any
man in New York. and the fame Of the institution
over which he presides has spread all over the
country. The inyariable and pronounced success
that has followed his methods in teaching the art
Of dancing. has made 1t the largest establishment
Of the kind in the world. To the better class of
people - Our own ~ is an ideal institution; It's IA
cilities are unequalled, the floor space Is enormous.
the music provided Is above criticism. while his
staff Of lady and gentlemen teachers stand ut the
head Of their profession.
MIR. HOSEA HIGGINS, in his class lessons,
gives Individual instruction In q room separate
from the general class room. Diffdent pupils find
this method q great advantage. HE
TEES THE WALTZ IN SIX PRIVATE LES
SONS, MAKING NO FAILURES.
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North Of ,,xth Street.

l27TH ST., l87 X. ., 8 or 4 connecting rooms
I'd floor, light housekeeping; also beautiful,
furnished double parlors, dentist or doctor; pr
vAte house.
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Boarders Wanted.

one 7Snle. FOc. per line Second Time, lie. pr
line: Third and Subsequent 7tme, l5c. per line.
No ertrd charge on Sundays.
NO EXTRA HAlGE FOL IT-Advertiscments
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Once In the city. where the
charges will be the same rs those at the main
Office.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

BARGAIN-Chunky sound horse 90, oiso chaor
IN ep WAGON and harness. BUTCHER, 1877 Frank
Five good business horses, SoD. S75:
ST.. Greenpolnt.
BIZ fhe work horses, Z wears old
KIM and gehtle; work single or double; also
delivery wagon. Apply store, SO FRINGE ST,
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Long Island Business College,
ART SCHOOL

REMBRASDr, s East 18th ST., architecture,
pen and ink: illust rating for newspapers, maya
zines; designing; see catalogue.
EH anHNlin Private lessons. Also Piano,
Violin, Guitar, Flute, Banjo,
singing. J. JAY wATSON'S, 225 W. 43d. Chr
culars. Teachers Of both sexes. Instruments
Tree tn nnnlla
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o oSiHsHsbS fffSHas SSSSBaIiH - 81 = SE$HaSIi
A Bought ioP sss +, s i. @GGR88ss. idS H. I. l tSR. L.
A DOWNTOWN grocery store for sale, one that
10 IL; can save Si5 every week besides a good iiv.
@hg; price $3.50; worth 81, $40; only those who
mean bust ess need answer. X, box 8l0 World.
AN LD{cSTABLlSHED cigar-store for sale
in South rooklyn: little money required full
Court st. ooklyn.
A LIQUOR or saloon wanted: II no sale
no charge. Brewery Agent Lang, pa +. s9th.
AWAITED TO U for spot cash, merchan-
disc OF all kinds amount no object, can or
address FRIEDMAN. IS Walker St. New York.
BEST OPPORTUNITY Ballroom, best city To-
cation; lodge. rooms; two bars: now r%cn'ahic
on account Of .epGrasion; cheap; agents excluded
paying saloon: 800. PARTNER, room 1877,
Arbuckle Building, Brooklyn.
CAPITALIST will lind a very good investment
FOiSGREN, $40 East sGth Il, Apply to %janitor.
CoNFECTIoNERr; first class, bear inycstlga-
ton in PhiladeIPhia; price 81 i9Oi ,Addres'
EMPLOYMENT for competent parties with 800
and more; guaranteed against loss. Coop
ERATINE HOTEL COMPANY, 6c5 Broadway.
F~tIRST-CLASS corner liquor saloon for sale
l24th st. and Sd ave. Inquire $40 Washing
on 81.
tOk Oilplcte paper anu push DOA lac
tory, cheap; easy terms. C3 keadc ST., top
floor.
GENTLEMAN requires loan S2rO; abundant SO
Curity furnished $50 paid Tor 6O-day HCCunmO-
datiCn. STONEWALI, Orld, uptown.
HALF INTEREST real. estate office, fine chance
500; business man only well established.
JOHNSTON, 40 broadway.
LOAN wANTEn 500; plenty security, glycni
80 days; go iOr accommodation, TliOCk-
MORT0N, box 400 World.
MAN. with 1000 TO -. no cash; fine ~ year
established business; Illness. JOHNSTON, 10
Broadway.
MAN, $50 cash, half, Interest fine restaurant:
also ~, 900. quick luuchroOin; Broadway.
JOHNSTON, 40 Broadway.
PARTNER-Having two restaurants, want
partner In one with 800. IL. H.. box I01
World.
PARTNER WANTED In good. paying business,
81, 40 TO 81, ono. Room H., % Ann 81.
PARTNER WANTED with 80, COO In q profit
able business; handle your own money. f.,
31o broadway, Brooklyn.
PATENTED INVENTIONS bought, sold, nego-
tiated and prosecuted royalty contracts effected
manufacturers supplied with any line cf devices
correspondence and interviews solicited TILE
INvEE1OIth' ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
$40 and 322 broadway.
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FurnIahsd-West Side.

Furnlahsd-West Side.
It'll AVE, 900, near I2d 81. -A-room hnt. fur.
nished In full for housekeeping. Inquire jnnitor.
18TH ST.. 253 W. Furnished fiat, 4 rooms, for
housekeeping. Gimler's bell.
18TH ST., 2l3 w.-Nicely furnished fats. o
rooms h a,h steam heated. Moffat.
10th T $40 W. FLATS, 1 4 5 rooms a bath;
fully furnished. Janitor.
DIST ST. Alb w, Elegantly fur
nished 7-room fiat all complete; handsomely
papered; soutlerly exposure: $40.
9th ST, 363 w ~(station 5ath)- FURNISHED
corner bay window steam heated flats. q rooms.
bath lilIsg, oliver, CHINA, kitchep ware; $50. 600,
Sso EpiAR4 .a..A
iO3b 81. lao W. TCoTIplelely 4 Rewly furnished
fiat, 4 rooms and bath, steam heated, ID floor.
southern exposure. only $50 monthly: Bartlett's
bell.
LARGE VARIETY large & small flats; nicely
furnished, steam heated, from 81 To SO
nlshed flats, 242 W. 23d 81.
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NICELY furnished flats, centrally located, all
modern cOnvenicnces; week or month rent
Sl2 week upward. Call for keys $50 Sd ave-, I'D
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Furnishsd-Brookiyn.
PINEAPPLE ST, 8l. 3 minutes from Bridge,
Brooklyn Bachelor apartments; all Improve
ments: separate bath reduced rents.
9TH AVE. 300, near Union station Private I'd
floor, complete for housekeeping 60 weekly.