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CLINTON PLACE 18th ST.. s2-Pleasant rooms.
with or without board. L-od table; very mr. q"
crate.
LEWIS ST. Large, airy rooms; hot 4 cold ~
baths, excellent table: prices moderate; ais,
MADI-nN AVE. ~ tMelro,e - Roo ms. with or
with Ut board tail" BOARD at special prices dur
Ing summer. t. u =.
ST. Marks PLACE. GO-Eiegantiy furnished par,
Tor A bedroom; home comforts; board II de-
sired. 3.
STU ST.. 20 T.. near % ave.-Larse a small g.,
furnished front rooms. with board. $3.50. V. VAN
10TH 81, 40 r. -tlrgnnt large & small rooms,
entire newly furnished house; hrs,'class Ger.
nth ST, % E,-Iiall room: good table or table a
board only. ~
18TH ST III e.. large connecting rooms suit /,
able for 3 gentlemen: table boarders accomme- 4,
dated. -
18th ST, 2ii E.. between I'd q I'd ~aves,-LAfss ~
room for =; Sooi board price moderate. .r
1iTH ST. 3s E.-Tsrior & other rooma. Win
good board. transisnts accommodated.
alsr ST. ~ E.-Handsomely furnished rooms
with board; vtE!tors to city accommodated; rsr
sonable rates. references.
18TH ST. las E.-Eiesant large . small rooms
every convenience, with board: moderate fRtO1 n
transients accommodated. "
sIsT ST. ! r .-iIandsome rooms: nrst-cisss table : ,
q accommodation: pirior ncor for physician.
2sD ST. 212 f. Handsomely furnished large. aifI
front room, bath; also shower bath: good, sub
stRntial brard. y LII
SD ST. 2s E.-Furnlshcd rooms, with excellent I.
board all convenienres; gents, s.. :
a'TII ST. lGs AIRY. pleasant rooms good
table, In small private family. So. oliver.
10TH ST, .2s E,-Inrge airv rooms good board; .
cents, s.; ladies', 81, ronvenlcn6cS. '' Z
10TH ST, 246 E.-Iarg~. small rooms. With good
board all accommodations; iadies, $3.50, gen. :.
tlcmen. IS ,-.t .af YaH'
9th ST. los E.. near Lexington aye.-N-wiy -
furnished rooms. good German cooking: private
house,
BOTH ST. as E.-Eicgantly furnished nicovs
room, with board; Jewish family. summer
prices, also other rooms. ,5
18TH ST, las Front room or rarJr, fur
nishcd, conveniencss: superior German boa.i;
moderate.
5sTH ST 1872 E-2 large. nne roma with
board American; reference.
18TH ST. LOG E.-Double & single roomr: airy
summer house; frs;-rlass board; moderate. eHrf
18TH ST.. ls y Refined Jewish family. hand.
som'ly furnished large 4 small rt-'niS. excellent
board summer prices. o. ~. -
U8II II ST., la D.. -FI.asanf 'urnislied rooms;
hrst-clnss hoard; priv ate Jewish inmhy private
house.
SAD ST. sol L. Light rooms for . young men; ~
board optional. Steinagger. I'd floor.
S5TH ST. IS E-Nicely furnished, we'll ligitsE -
comfortable room; private family: ssesllsdtN
table; terms moderate. Judge. 7AETy
iiSTH ST.. ~ E1Excellen' board q ROOM Tor
In private Jewish family
l2tTH ST. ~rner Lexington ave- liotff Petn-
ierI-Ilandsomeiy furnished roomA With ~
without hoard. terms reasonable.
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ELEGANT SINGLE FLATS.
80 .ul 49, ~

h@'N'
SIC and 81 per month:
all improvements;
8 rooms and bath half an hour to New York city
Han elevated and electric esrs pass within hslf
. block OF these Mats. I1ARLE HART, owner.
Flats to let on "a ave 81 and t2 per month
janitor's services,
HEALTH. comfort. chrspness-Near bridge dc,
~lightfuly cool a pleasant for hummer, ai jay
st, nice 5 light rooms, one hight only. one other
family, 81 pufleld at, near Willoushhy. lst nat,
! rooms, s2S los Ellery at, ! rooms tubs, $.
Others. william VI, Grace. Willnughhy st, cor
ner Jay. BROOKLYN. and III broadway. New York.
MINFORD'S ELEGANT FLATS. W Willow
place, between. lornlemon h state SITS. . min
SID; 3 q rooms c bath; all nnl'red in cherry;
sidehoard IN dining room. / all modern Improve.
N%partments Is Coiumbinn mIace. 81 to 10: janitor
always on premises. JOHN SCOTT, Agent. 81
Willow place, brooklyn.
81 MONTHLY-Ncnr bridge entrance, entire floor.
3 large rooms; 1876 Sands st. BROOKLYN.
Furnlshed-Ea.t Side.
9th ST. 7a Flat, , cosy outside rooms.
bath: prettiiy furnished. So STEPHENS.
Furnished -we,. Side.
18TH ST. PIG w.-Hnndsomely furnished nat. 8
rooms a bath: l flight. Janitor
S5TH ST. 100 W. elegantly furnished rooms.
piano, &C. rent low, Janitor.
seTH ST, 3si W. rooms 4 bath summer prices.
Janitor.
9TH ST. So w.-runished apartment to let for
the summer. A. T. Van Laer.
9th ST, lss Beautiful large second single
nat, nicely furnished clean. desirable neigh
horhood near park. Janitrshs.
I SHALL REDuCE the rent Of my elegant SIS
<-room hats to S25 for summer: Q bc's; light,
cool, clean. near station. park. river. references
BARTLETT. iO7 W. I05th 81.
II WASHINGTON. corner I22h ~. h 9TH nvr
10 room elegantly furnished apartment pas
senger elevator: most pleasant part Of New York.
INQUIRE apartment r..
| VERY handsomely furnished apartment : rooms
to ! or 2 gentlemen III October, very reduced
rent. Sherwood studio. IS w. B7th ST.. room IS.
s1-DrRT HEAP S cool, big rooms bath nice
block; adults. Address Williams, 2ji sh ave.
EurnIsh~d-Miscei!snecua.
FOR A DESIRABLE furnished nat see ELLIS,
22O W. 4ist St, once hours. 1912.
I HAVE several nicely furnished fats at very
low prices FLAGG. 22 W, 2d st.
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Do you read the Sunday worid7
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THE BRISTOL.

IL TO 10 L. iith ST.. near 5h ave. eomfortSbls
family house: very moderate terms.
West Sio..
GREENWICH ST. sil-IandEom Furnished
rooms & bath. with nrst-class board. q washing.
81 weekly.
wAVERLEY PLACE. 100 Washington Square
Handsome front room. also single room; aSceI-
lent table; reasonable.
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18TH ST. sos w.-s!ngie q double rooms; hoard;
gentlemen. So; ladies. -; table board.
2lST ST, q desirable rooms; 'sppfrtor
board Southerners. transicnts: summer ratess
tahle bnnrd references. =
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18TH ST, 32s w.-LArge room for .: substantial
board, hall room s.; early breakfast.
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Furnished Rooms Is Let.
West Sid.

West STd-.
SID ST l2S w. -~far"c, mic ly furnished haii
h"dro"ils' ga', wardrobe. bath, &c. Or, o
oglll ~. 2o2 l.. Furnished 70 ms N Mats
81. on ~. toSgrovr.
oSlHSl.. ~ W. Large cosy rooms: all i'm
prov enirnts large close \. private house; 81. SO2
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CLINTON FLACE 18th ST.. s2-Pleasant rooms.
with or without bCAId. I-od table; very M.
crate,
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The result Of the game Will be
given I'm n baseball Edition OF
The Evening World"
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ITH ST. lgi furnished rooms. with 70
without board. also parlor noor. -.
It'll WE. 23O5-Three roons. pleasant, location.
on park carriage drive; table satisfactory;
a,,p, M rataE
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18TH ST. 800 w.-Furnished room. gas, bath;
excellent table. two. IS. single. IS
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10TH ST. a w.-Rooms. With board. ixbb !
board. - aas
18TH ST, % w.-Desirabie single 4 double ro4sn4S
with board. Southerners accommodated.
18th ST, 23s Wharton. with bosrd. for gsntls-
man or family; also other roma.
18th ST, 30 w.-Double e. single rooms. viii
board central location: families: reasonable. VI
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5ITH ST, $50 w-LArg comfortable rooms; bath.
gas; board :, S3 weekly near elevated,
TiTH ST. w-Select board in Southern family;
references, Cashier, Post-once box 2l65.
lelsr ST. 2sS w-EleEant room. with excellent
board private family, all convenience: terms
moderate.
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SD ST. $40 w.-Handscm me rooms, with board.
IS upward: every convenience; hot 4 cold
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NEW ECORATE 6.room 6 bath nats, all light
than In the county, corner Park ave, a s6th ST.,
private halls, s2s 10 tNj allen In rs a 100 v seth
bath In i2ti-l2Sl Park ave, near Goth e., SIS TO
SCI, q 3 & & rooms In ia Z. Goth st.. corner I'd
waited station. NoS. sos 10 sii. 8 a Q rooms, sls 70
as; also u slSi-a7sS stA ave. I rom 80 10
so T. seth -
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sirH ST, 5l2 w.-PleasAnt front room. with OF
without board: table board; early breakfast.
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3lST ST. S3 w-Ladies & gentlemen can Be
accommodated with good board, attendance: rea-
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10TH ST. 257 VARY hall 4 double rom;
good board $3.50. respectable woskingmeu. "a
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18TH ST. s5s w.-Good board q rooms for wosk-
ing people: IS. so to IS.
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North o. tosth STREE.

10TH ST, 6l2 E.-LArge. light newly furnished
rooms to let; also back parlof suitable foI doc
tor. with or without board. terms moderate; table
boarders Nanted. =
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West Side.

BASH ST, IS, opposite waveriey piaoe-ifand-
aonlely furnished front room. light housekeeping,
gas. bath all convenience &.
ST. 26-Seat furnished hall room
light; $3.50 per week nat No. l.
CLINTON PLACE. ioT- Furnished room for house
keeping or two gentlemen.
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2lST ST. ~ E.-Handsomely furnished roomA
with board. visitors tn city accommodated: re-
sonable rates. references.
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SEP ST. 90 furnished rnoms. wiz
superior table; open all summer; reasonaole =
SAD ST. 37 ", -very desirable roqrrs n let.sts
nice people; ho'7e comforts. hoard " required.
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18TH ST. G w.-speciaily desirable inexpensivs
rooms with. superior home 4 table: transienss
A~ccommodated. . y
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erooStvu.
STH ST., 1855 g., near Bedford ave.-dentlemaR,
sS: iadiss 81; orfurnished rsonA
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18TH ST, III E.-2 large connecting rooms. suit
able for 3 gentlemen: table boarders accommo-
dated
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18th ST. las E-Eiesant large q small rpoma
every convenience, with board. moderate fataS
tranBients accommodated. - J
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G4TH ST., i"S w. Elegantly furnished large q
small rooms: superior table; doctors oNice,
parlor floor; very reasonable,
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18TH ST, las Front room or rarlJr, fur
nishcd; convenience; superior German boa.i.
molerate
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BOARD for 8 adults or Line of northern q Hsr-
lem RR.i terms moderate c, c. C., box "a
World.
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LEWIS ST. Large, airy rooms; hot 4 cold
baths. excellent table: prices moderate: ais,
| taIla I,arI
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50TH ST. 3s E.-Eicgantly furnished nicovs
room, with board. Jewish family: summer
prices, also other rooms. .+
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18TH ST. LOG E.-Double & single roomr: airy
summer house, hrs;-ciass board. moderate. -
18TH ST.. ZIG E-Renned Jewish family: hnnd.
som'ly furnished large 4 small rt-'nis: excellent
board summer prices. % - =
U8II ST, la j.. -Fnasanf 'urnislied rooms;
hrst-classh board; priv ate Jewish innily private
house,
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2STH ST. 3l Wars & small rooms, nicely
furnished. with excellent table board. IS, IS
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Marks PLACE. GO-Eiegantly furnished paft
lor AZ bedroom. home comforts: board n de-
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AVE. - (Meirose r. Roo ms. with or
with ut board tnilr BOARD at spccial prices dur
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10TH ST. 226 W. large. light roomA. newly pa
pered. SIC to $50. basement $40. Housekeeper.
18TH ST. 227-229 w.-Apartments 3 q 4 large
light rooms. all improvements. rents cheap
location fine. Janitor.
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nth ST, 81 E,-Hall room; good table or table
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3lST ST. ~ W. -Hanfs1mely mrnishe 10 'na.
with excellent hoard: terms moderate; ran
sientS h tab Q hOart"TS takcn. l.
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SID ST, las E.-E.tra large single nat, Q large,
cheerful. airy rooms; bath, improvements; no
a~irshafts; rent &33. Inquire freeder. / night up.
GOTH ST. no Fine large noor, nve light
rooms. ample closets. improvements, private
brownstons block.
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B E Eth MUSEUM.

Sampson, strongest Man on Earth; Welton's
Cat tircus; Gertle. Fool xpert Herman. Strong
Man: Franks Broom Factory, MCnagerie OF wild
beasts. 80 new features, Hourly stage enter
tainments. Thomas Nolan. Sig. MeIleni. black
sonia, %jugGler; Fish and Darling, Grand sunday
Concerts,
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10TH 81. 40 r. Elegant large & small rooms,
entire newly furnished house: first class Ger
man hoari also tanle board.
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3iD ST. 2lS E.-Furnishch rooms. with excellent
board; all convenienres. gents. IS.
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18TH ST. lO7 ELEGANT, 3 light rooms. hand.
some mirrors. delightful summer residence; S2s
18TH ST. III ESQ monthly: unexccptionabls
afternoon.
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18TH ST, los W Nicely furnished small room.
private house, select, quiet neighborhood. So
18TH ST, 81 w.-IJesirable double & single
unu,I mol Iml
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9th ST. los E., near Lexington ~are.-N-wiy
furnished rooms. good German cooking, private
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attn ST. l65 E-Atry. pleasant roorS. good
table, In small private family, 50, oliver.
10Th ST. :2' E,-Ihrse airv rooms; good boardi
GENTS. s.: ladies. -. Convenience. - :
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rooms. II. 20, Sl.OoN ':
3lST ST. 32T ". Nicely furnished rooms for
housek eeping: bath, closets: -. 80 h ~.
y2D ST, $40 W Nicely furnished front room:
ri. 81
34Tu ST, 2bI ". -Brishi single a double
ally low board optional.
34TII ST.. AGA w. large furnished rooms,
housekeeping or gentlemen all conrenlenccs'
34TH ST.. liz ". - Desirable large Il medium
sized rooms, with every convenience; reason-
able
SiTH ST. 1879 W, near Tway,-Furnished rooms;
large closets, bath. all conveuIences' reasonable.
arm ST. 1873 ". near Drosdway-Handsomely
furnished large q small rooms; moderate rates,
suitable Tor iiEht housekeeping - n week.
3JTIl 81, 3B7 W. -Fur liNhed room, suitable for
light huu>ek eepinE, 81 81 single rooms sl.1n
18TH T 2d6 ". "A large room, suitable for
li.ht housekeeping rent $50
3sTH ST. 2S w.-Newly furnished large 4
small rooms: all convGniences, summer prices.
s9Tu ST, 22 W Nicely furnished room & bed,
room housekeeping, 81, single rooms. 1850.
18TH 81, 27l W. Room & bedrooms; house
Keeping, ~ hu;hall room. bath private house.
,OrH ST. 2Ss w.-Iarsc furnished rooms for
:~o gentlemen, or for housekeeping also hall
rooms respectable parties only.
GOTH ST los Comfortably furnished. airy
looms. gas. bathroom. gentlemen; 81. $50. -.
81 81, upward. Gray,
i,TII ST. il7 W near nroadwny-Furnlshed
rooms to permanent parties, prices reasonable.
IiTu 81. az W. Elegant furnished rooms.
laTsu \ small. all CunNcnirnCe,; newly decor.
R'ul. price reasonable
lTH ST, lE3 " FUN shed or unturnished rooUs:
I puNal" family summer prices, best references,
9TH ST 32l W Large & small rooms all con.
,cRicnges, cool a pleasant, homeliSc, reasonA-
br
9th ST, IA w.-Larse attractive, wel-tlr-
ni'h0l front room.
9th ST, iI9 w.-Nicely furnished rooms: large
closets. running Mater. board optional.
IfTH ST 2T7 W. near Broadway-Furnlshed
room closet, running water,
18TH ST. 1875 w.-Bright. handsomely furnished
room private family; references.
iyTH ST 1853 w-Back paTlor, suitable for phy-
stefan; 2d-noor square 4 hall rooms breakfast
OPTIONAL.
18TH ST. 100 w.-Furnished rooms. large 4
small. en- suite or sngly.
5OTH ST. 100 w.-LNrge a small rooms bath
connecting. rr ladies. home comfort; moderate.
b9rI II. 80 W. Young couple Will share SIN
Gle flat w.Nh gentlemaiG nominal rent. Chalh'
bers.
10TH ST, i2 w.--Private family viii let sle-
gantly Furnished square room, southern exposure;
reference,
g. u 81, no ". ~-FuTnished rooms IN private
house. all eonvsnieness near elevated station.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-22
A Big Laundry Bill.

1t may not be generally known
that the Queen has a special laundry,
but such is the case and it would he
difficult, indeed, to pick a more pic
turesque spot than that occupied by
the royal laundry, on the border Of
Richmond Park.
The ordinary linen, consisting Of
towels, %tableclothS, and so forth. ar
rives at the laundry in huge square
baskets. These are then emptied,
the contents sorted, compared, and
checked with the lists accompanying
them.
The personal linen Of the royal
family is sorted in a special room, the
wooden boxes containing it bearing
brass plates upon which is inscribed
the owners name and number of the
box, such as THE Queen, number
sixteen" The Princess Of Wales,
number twenty-one, aad so forth.
The washing apparatus is OF the
most perfect and recent manufacture,
and the wringing, drying, and man
Cling machinery is most complete.
LII every TOOlu OIuti diio 'hC SoiiN'
est cleanliness are observed. and the
different operations a:e conducted
with clock. work regularity AID dis
patch. When the clothes are prop
crly dried, they are placed in big
heaps. each heap belonging to a diff
ferent palace. i,
Most of the linen is prettily marked
in red cotton, O. H.. h. G., !. f.,
with y. IL. l.. above. hut some OF the
markings arc now done with rubber
stamps. 70 show how the royal
linen wears, the date $50 may he no
ticed ol some OF the tab!cc!oins'
which are Of exquisite tineness. spc-
cially made f the Queen. ana inc
designs are exceedingly pretty, con
sisting as they do Of ingenious com
binations Of her Maiesty's monogram
and the rose, thistle. and shamrock
toyether with a number Of royal ar
morial bearings.
Some idea may be gathered OF the
extent of the royal laundry, when II
is mentioned that the queen anhua
washing bill amounts TO very nearly
8G 0jf-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-22
one way to Fetter a Folding Bed.


Every few days we read about pee.
pie being caught in folding beds and
%strangled or crashed to death or rem.
oered cripples for life" said a me-
chanic. 1t is easy to prevent this.
Every folding bed can be easily fitted
with hooks or bolts that will fasten into
unObtrusive staples or sockets in tho
floor. and make it impossible to close
the bed without christening them or
pulling up the floor. Every one OF
them should have some project IN of
this nature. A friend of mine who
travels a great deal, ard often stops at
hotels where folding beds are u.ed,
carries a strong nickeled chain, like
these used in hanging window weights,
in his ~valise, and at either end there is
a good stout screw eye. The chain is
about six feet long. and takes up
scarcely any room. When he strikes a
hotel with folding beds he lets the bed
down, screws one of the screw eyes in
the floor on n side CT the bed at the
foot, carries the chain over the frame
AMI under the mattress to the other
side, draws the chain taut. and sinks
the other screw eye in the fl or. This
method would not be a good one to use
in everyday practice, but my friend
adopted it after he had had a n adven-
ture with one folding bed that nearly
cost him his life. Nobody should pur-
chase a folding bed that is not provided
with sore attachment that will lock it
80 that it cannot be closed by accident.
They are as dangerous al unloaded
Guns. Utica Observer.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-22
Tariff and Taxation.

Tariff duties and internal revenue taxa
tion on incomes and corporations are en-
citing public interest, but Of quite as much
interest are those things which tax the
system and require at once an external
remedy. On this subject, with special
recommendation, Mr.. Pierce d. Brown,
Bridgewater. Mass, says: ain accidents
from all kinds of athletic sports. to reduce
sprains and bruises. / have used St Jacobs
Oil and always found it most reliable. u
Also, Mr.. c. II. Sands, Mar gun Okla,
writes: ~ nave used St. Jacobs OIL for
sprains and rheumatism and would not be
without it for anything" Mr. II. Ledbet-
ter, Denton, Texas. says: 81 have used St
Jacobs Oil and it is the only thing | ever
saw that would cure toothache in ten min
utes' time,n and it is usually prompt and
sure for FROST bites. All Of these commu-
rications are OF recent date, showing I'M
abated interest
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-22
GIG BUS 8 Il OATS FROM ONE BUS
SEND.

This remarkable, almost ~unheard-of,
yield was reported to the John A. Sal
Ter Seed Co.. Lacrosse, Wis, by Frank
Winter, of Montana, who planted one
bushel OF Great Northern Oats, care
fully titled and irrigated same, and be-
lieyes that in 1894 he can grow from
che bus. Of Great Northern Oats three
hundred bushels. It's a wonderful Oat.
II You VIII Cut This ont and send 1t
with Sc postage to the above firm you
will receive sample package of above
oats and their farm seed catalogue. G
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-22
CHANCES FOR SUCCESS
AS Many Opportunities for Poor Yarn.
Men as There Ever We've.

Men as There Ever We've.
Edward W. Box, himself a shin.
ing Illustration Of the practice of his
W doctrines, contributes to The
COSMOPOLITAN a paper On 1.-THE Young
Man In Business" Mr.. Box boldly
declares what all older men who
nave been successful af1irm-that
there are as many opportunities to.
DAY Tor poor young men to succeed in
business "a there Yer were. They do
not lie in the same raths Ierhaps as
those already trodden bv wealthy
men, but those men themselves
mostly struck out new paths when
they began.
MI. Box begins with the announce
ment that in New York city alone
places Of trust are constantly going
begging because of the want of the
right men to fill them. He himself
made a personal canvass among a
dozen firms in five different lines of
enterprise, and in only two of these
houses he found the heads of the
firms satisfied that they had the
right men in the right places in
charge of their various departments.
And ever they said 'of course if the
right sort of a young man came along"
they could and would create q place
Tor him rather than lose him. In
tour OF the houses situations had been
open for capable young men for six
months and were waiting still. All
the places commanded salaries Of
from 81, 900 to S., 900.
AT the same time only ) per cent.
or the young men Of New York are
at present getting salaries o. more
than So, coo, and it's probably the same
way in other cities. Only 20 per
cent. of the young men in New York
earn as much as 81, 900 a year. That
in a city where fairly good board can
rot be got for less than $40 a week is
a poor showing.
Mr.. Box says that young fellows
mostly settle down into a clerkship
with no thought beyond doing just
what they are told, like a horse in a
treadmill. Gaining a thorough
knowledge OF the business. taking a
living. hustling interest IN it, is quite
out OF their mental domain. They
never gave a thought to what would
impro'e it or help their employer.
Consequently their hats hang upon
another mans leg all their DAYS.
For the young man who is bound to
get on in the world and lind his
chances, Mr.. Box Celebrates the fol-
lowing ruleS.
Get into q business you like.
Devote yourself to it.
Pc honest in everything.
EN- 10y caution. Think out a
thing we'll before YOU enter upon it.
Sleep eight hours every night.
DO everything that means keeping
in good health.
School yourself not to worry. Worry
kills; work doesn't.
Avoid liquors of all kinds.
If you must smoke, smoke moaer-
ately.
Shun discussion on two Joints
religion and politics.
And lastly, but not least. marry a
true woman and have your home.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-22

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
ase of Catarrh that cannot DO cared by taking
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tud financially able to Gerry out any Obligations
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