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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-07
PATIENCE


y PATIENT Easy words 10 speAk
While plenty fills the cup Of life.
While health brings roses 10 tho chest,
And far removed are care and strife.
Falling 40 giibly from the tongue
OF those--f often think Of tbis--
Whom suffering las never wrung,
Who scarcely know what pAttencs -
b patient when the sufrrer lies
I. PrOstrAfe beneath some fell diaeasA.
And longn. through t0rfuring agontoa,
Only for one short hour Of eass
Be patient when the weary brain
II racked with thought and auxious can
And troubles In an endless train
Seem almost more than Il can beas.
To feel the torture Of delay,
The agony Of hope deferred,
To labor still from day 70 day.
The prize unwon. the prayer unbeasd,
And stiIl TO hope and strive and wsit
The due reward Of fortunes kisa.
This 10 10 almost conquer fate,
This IL 10 learn what patience Il.
Despair not. though the CLOUDS are dask,
And storm and danger veil the sky.
Let fate and courage guide thy bark.
The storm will pass: the port IL nigh
Be patient. and the tide will turn,
Shadows will nee before the sun,
These are the hopes that live and burn
To light US till our work IL done.
All the Year Round.
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TWO VOICES.

The humbies, and frsiiesi grassy blade
That ever the passing breezes sssyed
h Of beauty's palace q green arcade.
Akin To the atteSmost stars that burn.
A starry the sisest may never learn,
l. the tin, pebble thy Footsteps spurn.
In each human heart tsotsntial dweli.
Hid from III. world aud itself as well.
Heights of heag zen. sbysiHs Of bell.
The core OF the earth > fiery ,oung!
No matter what may tie r2,id or sung
With = weary brain AID = Ssi!iIx tongaa
Foul self Isnt Ia a narrow plot,
Longing each morn for some fair lot,
hotnu boghtss5us srsoe sLieh thou hast ma
puii thou niust lie not TO uhd-rstanh,
And blibd tilSu art not TO s-r al hand
TbS dreams d, reality Tar out slasn-sis
Fur sondur lies at thy very d0ar.
Aud magic thy nreelie sits before,
And aaarsris through es-ry window pour
NoseI the sinss Of the swift hours lie
Of spisndOr aiad terror a;id mystery
oEe thing 10 beedfui-tLr eyes to see!
-IoslLiil Magazine
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august
Flower

fused August Flower for Loss 81
vitality and general debility. After
taking two bottles I gained 6o lbs.
l have sold more of your August
Flower since have been in business
than any other medicine ever kept
Mr.. Peter Zinville says he was made
q new man by the use Of August
Flower, recommended by me. I
have hundreds tell me that August
Flower has done them more good
than any other medicine they ever
took. GEoRG1 w. DYE, Sardis,
Mason Co., Ky. Q
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Artistic Japan has suffered another
great loss IN the death Of Mr.. Shibsts
juno. commonly known as Zeshin, who
expired on the 18th Of July, at the ripe
age Of eighty-6ye. A greater worker in
lacquer probably never lived than this
remarkable artist. Everything that
came from his hands was Of the most
beautiful and refined character, and re-
peatedly during the Last ten years be
gave practical demonstrations Of the
tact that the capacity of modern japan.
csc artisans to produce lacquer Of the
highest quality is in no respect inferior
to the capacity Of the great masters OF
former times.
Leshin was among the ten artists
chosen Last year to receive the special
protection Of the imperial household,
and he had obtained more than . dozen
gold. silver and copper medals for work
shown by him at various exhibitions,
BE was finished expert in every process
OF lacquer manufacture, and his decors-
tive skill. exercised chiefly after the
fashion Of the Shijo school. perpetually
furnished novel and exquisite examples.
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The thread that binds M to life 4 most IN
Snenuy severed ere the meridian Of liis II
vt0us means 70 renew falling strength. ViGor
70 Lee. the source OF hsppine1 than tho condl
ssen % long life. can be created and pespetuafe<
Experienced or are c0gnf1sut-inclndfng mani
Hnyslcisns Of eminenee-of the effects Of Hos
ietters Stomach Bitten bear Testimony 10 IL
vonasous emcacy - cfest0f Of strength 81
feeble consultations and debiIitated and shat
sere6 systems. steady performances OF thu
bcdtiy functions, renewed appetite, Aesh and
and standard renOysnt Use no local t0nlc sep.
resented 70 be akin 10 or resemble ID in eAecfu
In ~ place. Demand the genuine, which q -
nervousness, constipation, liver and kidney
complaints and rhevmstism.
when parliamentary division ends in Z fre1
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Tho fashion Of beau,ifying the table,
which Ia these days is carried 10 such an
extent. Is by no means 70 original as
many claim IL 20 be. II is simply the
revival Of an old custom. We are told
that In France when the great joinis
grew dis;as,egul and email dishes took
their place decorations II the table
changed too. Permanent pieces called
.'doruanis." OF 'suYtoGis. made Of crys.
tai and mounted In silver were placed in
tho middle q! the table. and from them
tranehsa eandelaira of gil, and silver.
vases lilesi with flowers. Tiny trays coy.
erred with s~eriihea,s. or here and there
sisins,tes
Finally the snrtori grew 40 large iha,
4; almost covered the table People nj
las; grew tired 81 the iiiono;ony II this
ornament. no matter bow artistic II
might h-. aud instead the center 81 the
table " . ,f'on coSsrsi with layer Of
f.ott~rs clay. Ia which a florist would
~; cut flowers Ia amy design ,hsi pleased
him. Artists were often employed 10
decorate the table. the center Of which
would lie covered with temples, bridges.
amphi;hcs,rfS 90 etnblensAiic groups @.
figure all made o, paste
Sometimes IN" artist would represent
. Landscape covered with snow. n.
Carasta invented an artificial hoArirx,st,
which WAS melted l., the heat II the
room. during which r-oess the guests
Jaw tho ,hAwins Il the rlr,r and the
bndding oi the irvrs and flowers ~ spring
saccc~icd winter. There wcrr also the
'sab!rnr.. who. by means Of beautiful.
ly eolcr~d sands. powdered marbles.
ground glass. beads and bread crumbs,
made very ingenious hgur~s upon the IA.
ble cloths, $3.50 Harpcr's Haaar
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From the Twelfth to tho Fifteenth cen.
fury small mirrors carried In the pocket or
attached to the girdlc were regarded rs In.
dispensable adjuncts to ladies toilets. The
pocket mirror was circular plaque 81 pol.
ishcd metal fixed IN shallow box and GOV.
cred with lid. Ivory was usually the ma.
terial Of such cases. and. a. n rule, they
were carved In relief with representations
OF love. domestic scenes, hunting sports
and the like. Gold. silver. epamels and
ebony were likewise used as materials.
The sort OF mirror worn at the girdle had
no cover, but was provided with q short
handle -washinGtsn Star.
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The surface Of any given quantity Of
gold, according to the best authorities,
may he extended by the hammer Si0.i
timcs. The thickness Of tho metal thus
extended appears to be no more than the
$50 osoth OF an inchi Eight ounces Of this
wonderful metal would gild silver wire
Of sufficient length 70 extend entirely
around the glossf-eA Leuis NspubliA
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Blood Poisoning

Twelve yesrs az, my
wife was picking Iasp-
berries when she fersteh-
ed Eerse,f on . br!ar. tie
woond from which room
developed into q running
sore. between her knee
and ankle. She read Of
Hoods sa,sspariila aud
concluded - try II her
self. and while taking the
dDt bot le ste felt better
and continued with II
until today she Is entire
~ cured and better than ,
aACGH. Etfefa. York On /
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Starting aud stopping.

About twice as much energy is required
to stop moving object as TO start ii, In
order TO relieve its horses Of great deal 81
worl, the London General Omnibus com.
pany has adopted an ingenious device by
which springs are wound up when the ON.
nibus stops. The amount Of energy which
Is thus stored up in the springs lie utilized
for starting the vehicle again. New York
Recorder.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-07

age preserves tity pin,s Of frui, or
barrel Of cider, and only costs O.
CENTS Fruits preserved with Anti.
|fcrnenune rc,sin their natural
sas,a and appearance. Ask your
Idruggis; or grocer Tor An,i.fermen.
Zine.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-07

ElA'S Po,soN-Ivv PilLs-A sure cure for
poisoning from lry.vine or Oak. II not i'm
proved In oars. return the bottle and get
your money. Sold by all Druggists.
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EXPENSIVE kCONONY,

Some people begrudge the little money
that an ALLcocK's PoEous PLAsrra costs
and then when they are rscked with pair
from q lame back. or from the soreness,
arising from q cold. they will spend an,
amount Of money TO relieve the pain. Il
they only had one of these world-renowne<
plasters on hand, they would be saved ,
vast amount of suffering and be consider
sbiy r.cher. At the first sign of stiffness,
withoui any dew The so ,ss Pin, =
greatly relieved nj once and soon disappear
entirely. Ii will be money eayed to hav,
them on hand, TO say nothing Of the com
fort they bring.
BR,xoRETH's PILLS contain no irritatin,
matter.
Well done-the farmer who falls in with
bI1eo men.
Use Enarneline Store Polish; no dust. no smell
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Hos tisas.nt 10 4, 10 - ssii 4" " fisassntr
"A les even ts-iy IsoAs ~ 20 yau
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when parliamentary division ends in Z fire.
night both the eyes snd nose are apt 70 have II
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-07
TkY GxRxKA for breakfast,

1-e EnameIine Store Polish; no dust. no smell
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-07

form Tor preserving ALI KINDS or
vgrtr WITHOUT COOKING. One pack.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-07

Well done-;he farmer who falls in with
bIneo men.
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IuwI... ~ a ,.., ,,.n, .,r,,.bsa room. f,rr
- 1870. 70 ", ~ ~. hau hs,.,,ann 40
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NlN6IoS Az r. ios Handsomely Iuih,shrd
,,,,'",,1.,un"' ' P'' 49, ~ wv" "
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LEXINGTON AVE. 81 corner 18Th ~ Large
rom pA''''' 's,eV one - ''"st'
LEklNGioN AVE, 6s-chol'e OF several large
A"'''' rooms ''',p '''"'snsa summer '''"''
~ OLSON ST. y Furnished ro"ns 10 rent :.
uutred Qiy,u' gentlemen uuIy
~ 800, ' -. -, ,,, .
r,hh w. ~, E'sa".,N i.tn'H"e' "N"' parton
"' ~
81 MARKS PLACE II Fine hall room TOT gen
tI.m-n' one or i"o. "afdnr'
UNIVERSITY PLACE j2-Nics hight, furnished
rooms us'"' every '""'eh'e"'e' "''"''h ps''
I'd AVE - Nlc-lN furnished housrh-epns
4. 80 - ~ va" '""'"N ''' ss"'''s"' -
y
I'D AVE, l7lI Elegant furnished p1Tlor bed
room - a"'t'D'e 'of seh''r'ha" OF ma" WIZ
81 AVE ?S Large 'ool sl'iins room Win bed
In'L" -"io'"'"s' ''' "o"s'A''p'"s' az" ''"''
or,",r -, ..,,.,,.,.., .,,,.. g.. .,,.
sril ST near hroadns -lS,.s a small
-,
Urn -, W! T. Nicely inrnishrd s4na,r room
,rn $40 -, -,
handsom,lS fu,nlsl"I looms s. 30 I" S. ws-kM
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$40. FLATS $40.

Leave Ne" hurA and emo, brouAl,u uue
. tStn'I have S n, .hoS .. ne. . n. rss set
sl3; rented ~ "t them. opposite par. & III the
mids! vi ii-sh eiol ait Room u! World Buid
Ing, Ne" Oh
THE RIVERSIDE 90 Iuralemun y 10 let apart.
In.nts, from 81 ~ to s. 50 weekly baths all
sunlight: private pHrL. minnler 10 South i
Nsll II friTi-s
LOOK AT THESE SINGLE FLATS. only SIS aud
bath: lsnitors services 4 ouiy l.lt su hour to
New York cay ilsiI; nat; on I'd ave 81 - 80
ave. between bsth 4 18th SITS. Brooklyn.
Furnished Fast Side.
MADISON AVE, 1879 ,~uumeis' hplD File
sant furnished fiat, b rooms n bath new. light
cool clean; s,ly,r. linen. Litch-ware, Nc sum.
hrr prices: - ~ wr-hiN.
tGD sr,. ~, E--nesu'ifulN furnished nat i.t
door, llsht rooms. bath. p,suO. &C: 3
months Jsnllor
ooi ~, ~ + Fiat, = airy rooms. bath:
pr"ii'iv furnished: ~ weekly. trow-il.
SIS MoNrHLy-pr-ttiiy furnished parlor ia, to
rent. Ring NJ. ;. RoUines hell, 20 Il. 18th II.
Furnished West side.
2lSr 81, 2Ai ". Handsomely 4 completely
furnished psrlor Nat, rooms bath, SbI month.
lanitOr
2sD ST. 2iG VA handsomely furnished, cool
corner nat: plano; very reasonable. JsnitOr
Bath 81. 383 ". Completely furnished Isl
NAT for housekeeping. can OF write McTspgan.
s6TlI ST 3sl w.-FurnIshei nat Z rooms bath
MocOmas bell, or janitor
3sIIi ST, 25IW completely furnished hst. I
night. bruons, bath; perfect order; plano, H. !;
$40 JauiUr.
18TH 81. AoY W. ring Bngannn', hell Only
sll weekly; nicely furnished HAT.
GOTH ST. ?sS W. rooms bath: nicely fur.
nished. Ellis go W. Asst Al.
10TH ST $40 W. rooms bath. nicely fur
nIhhed; good house: 80 weekly. Jsnitor.
4iST ST. eO5 W.-Eiegant four. room nat, com
pleie for housekeeping. 81 weekly: janitor.
ETH ST. 1sJ W. sts'ion bs,h st)-summer
rents: completely furnished corner bay window
fats EDGAR JOHNSON.
10TH ST, lO7 w.-Elegantlv furnished Groom
mats; only 1s5 for summer. delightfully."- cool,
1antor.
FORACLEAN. CODI. iurui,hed Hat, good neigh
borhood. at summer prices, see
Fills, 22O w. 4lst At.
us rooms bath: private hall. near park and
l.. Black, II West s5th st
FuSnishsd-Mlse eiianeous.
ALTOGETHER the grandest assert nent Of cheap
a. high priced furnished mats In city: all local
tiles sizes
FLAGG 800 furnished nats), 2+2 ". 2,d 81.
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Board Wanted.
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District Telegraph Company is now .
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as at
main Office. A. d. r. messengers will
call for your advt. without extra charge.
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Colleges. Schools, &C.
EITHER, MANDOLIN iMsrE yo1, y, -,

LItUIn, MhNuVkIN Jean Eendt, 20t Y. Sth
A., near 30 ave 4 s;s 9Th bet. .sth 6oth SITS.
ADNANrAGLS tNEQUALLkD piimaus
shuflnand thoroughly Taught iuui> iduAl In
stru'liuu. metropolitan school, 10 9th ave !.
evening sessions. circulars.
bANJol Msniuiiu' Guitar schools filyatr les
sons bS The great players, BORE HkOIhtE-.
too 9TH ave. city NJ flstbnsh ave-, BioVklN /;
sumner rates, ~ term.
BANJO mandolin, guitar taught 9 lessons, 4!
Herman. "a! East sd ST. ~ ave
DDh~pN'- banjo, guitar and uuandnu college.
1876 brnhdMaA, hrlw--u 5Rd ard Jbi sic. Ia
sttuinrnts furnished fIrp.
SrENuGktflh Eul HprNTitlng school slU
broadway, y. !. 81 Meek. can ur wiitr
VIOLIN msudulIu. bnulo or suitnr Gustru, ton,
Oh. Instruments iutuSlrd nee. CARLTON
COLLEGE, lui West 18th Al,
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BEDROOM wanted tstudentl. or with board; paF-
tieuisriIe fully: payable end each month. A. =
solutey Reliable boz 1919. .a,e.-s--s -
BOARD for gentleman near W, usth C e = 3
H.. bor us Harlem wait
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Instruction.

One 7Sms CSC. per linz: Secu~d fym<, ~ pv
hse: THIRD and Subsequ<nf Tunes zoe ~ NJ
No erfru chsy0e on Sssndova
PIANO INSTRUCTION at pupils residence by
young man; hour lesson. s1c. Address MUSICAL.
box 20. World. uptown
sTENoaRAPHY and Typs~rtns School.
SIS broadway. N. r.: u week. Call or write.
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For entertaining gossip of the
turf, the bali neld and the ring
read the O'Clock Edition ana the
Sporting Extra OF The Evening
WoriG. --r--" -
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Loans.

Loans.
A.-L0ANS procured on furniture in use without
removal; easy payments: longest time; strictly
confidential. UNION SQUARE LOAN CO.. Lincoln
Building room SOL. Union Square & 18th st.
ADVANCES on furniture in use without removal
1925 only: open EVENING" Terry, 424 East seth
ADVANCES ON FURNITURE IN USE. without
removal 1925 only: open evenings tH Macon
st. Brooklyn.
A WIDOW loans money on furniture In use; con.
hdential; liberal terms. Address Benson. box
1856 World
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS mad on furniture &c,
In sums Of any amount. Address Private. box
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NO EXTRA CHARGE

NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Every branch ONCE of the American
District Telegraph Company .d y now
for THE WORLD. Rates same as at
main office. A. d. T. messengers will
call for your advt. without extra charge.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Esst Side.

Gsst Side.
25TIi ST, 2ia E.-Lsrge & small rooms for g,n.
tieinen ar iisht housekeeping.
2irll 81. Ito E.-.Plrssant cooi 10, IN. from 81
NJ: meals ~ desired; references.
81: +th noor, back. seLc.
21rH ar. l2z e Back parlor, -, hail room.
W: room In basement, ~.
2;Tll ST, az l. Cheerful back parior. house
keeping - So. ali conveni-ncesi prIys,. house
2srH 81 2ls L. Nicely furnished nai roon,
iot 4gentlemru ~ rart. Abbott
iVTH ST 100 civ furnished large q
SASH tooin, all ,onvsH,snses. s. ~
alsi 81 l35 "A iars" hall room " summer
2.n sr. II 4 Elrelnt large cool rooma g.
N, siclaW
a,Tu r.. gOi Is -Nr~, furnished rooms; ali
COM -n,tnc-s summer rates.
ssln ST. s.s Il Two handsomely furnished
font room. on. very l.rts. other medium;
4srli 81. 20 r. -itandsom- tack parIuf. large
cod rOoms, hail loans. 81 ~. all 'on',niencrs;
t-aSun,Lle.
Asst 81 so, Furnished room. Tor ind,r. or
seutlsnl,n IA. housekeeping. tom 81 IS ny.
NSr 81 s3i k-Furnl-h-d rooms for gent -m-n
or 'IGnt housekeeping from 81 30 ~
,sr ST. ~: Nicely furnished ronms: light
housekeeping VI gentlemen. all rUnNenisncrS
reasonable
WI - ~ .. I"'se t,'u'e iouh' ais" ha'i
tu"u. private h"a.s gentlemen only.
,;Tl 81 IL. r. ,oun -ul.nt ur.ud central Large
parl1r u double toUm. 81 80. '"uplr gentle
men
cam 81, IJt r.. Private house pleasant COOL
-isssnt fuOnis newly furnished. near Central
rath. reasonable 'Or stsdy parties. garden. all
'OmIuti-
I'D 81. los II. Nicely furnished rooms Tor
or adults; quiet private house
SETH ST. ls L Furnished room. kitchen d
bath, Also small room
llUi't 81 10 h. i arge alcOSr fuouu furnished
| suitable tot 2 " desired; opposite Centrai PARK
! norm ST go E,--Furnshei looms for housek-.p-
| ins VI ssntl-m-n. 81 s., 81 week
| l"JlII 81. IS r. Furnished large Il small
| rooms; parlOt for physician; private house.
4 small.
/ liOTEi. AMERICA 18th 4 irving piscs--Eievator
fire rscap-r suhtnsr rates. fOoms from 81 ~.
I ward weekly,
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Fists and Apartments To let.


uufurnished-Wsst Side.
FIRST FLAT o large rooms a bath, all Improve
ments. Sls; janitOr will be allowed 81, making
rent $40; Anistcrdsm ,lOthJ ave. inquire i8t
broadway. room III. 2to4r. NJ.
Sill, So MONTiiLN-3 lovely rooms e. entite
nigh basement, private house. 5S drove -.
near b-eckeI ST.
4 ROOMS 4 BATH Sls
5il to DDS ". t2d It.
Apply to IsniIOr
unfuroishsd North OF ,.sth Street.
lS3D 81, - r.. - Floor III private house rent
very reasonable.
Is2D ST, s3s VT. : rooms; a. 81: exclusive;
adults; hnsst neghborhood q View. reference.
BEST AND likAirHIEsI ~ ATS In Harlem;
all improvements IAuitoi. oa ". l3hs'. \
ll3M l3ith II.
CORNER FLATS. S2I TO S20.
i've rootns bath all improvements
~ bisdhufst ave, Cuinet lNlh At
COLLIN II. WoODM ARD SOC " i,tih "
FIVE ROOMS \ HATIi. sII To sIu.
No. 500 W Isth st, u-si sJh ave. ,OILAS
WOODWARD. 30. " l.ith ST
FREE 10 AUG. 4.
rive room, bath. Ili TO SIS.
@s1 To - ". Itld St
COLLIN II WOODWARD 300 " it3th st
Ho.Ms ssSA ~sshtubs; uic" garden
kAEFlS, aOa Mount Hope place. fremont.
unturoishsd Btookiya.
| wtHhEN Sc s3o .lst "a rst' 4 toom. Ha
ui'- tenants. ALLOW part rent lot jsniiOf :
services lnuulir VI
rinEiNh. J.s President at BrouIbn.
cru sT.--Thrss story single Oats. I. { Ut 6 nxht
rOons; 3is to 500: all Improvements. nae vel gu
Lo'hood Mrs Have 20 9Th ct
NH AVE. IS. near Lincoln plsc. All iisht Cat
rooms bath. steam heat: VS.
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Business Opportunities.
] BUY FOR CASH

BUSINESS Opportunities.
---'-.------.------
RuY FOR CASA
SN
any Nnoleshe ha Isum Nors OF meVnanone'
..S :, .eN'' ''' n.., .'' -.
A GENTLEMAN, successful In establishing ih.
..m, With dsrs,s er ,se,,si !" s,-,,, viii
ssysrn, bixbiv impor,nni matters; spleniiJ
chance TO ipvss, I" asc.ptionai sIyantssr' I'm.
PERIENCED boS ~ World
-.
.,tsnl ciani, ms,n.ss I'm mn ss,sh,1sh,s uis,r
With capital and xuod I.tstsnce s. box IS Wotid
-,
AN ESIABlIShEDb business requires partner
With VI .GU. part cash: experience unnecessary,
e''''' - ri i''' 80 'o> 80 --
AL. kiNlS 81 stores snd merIhnn ,,,. wanted
"""'"
LAD hayins a place ot business would ilhs
'osn ot ,'oo soon se'u''N, N snn WI Wv, p'"'"
'"'"'H "ee' "''''''' ~ 49, WV "'' ."''''.--..
A 2O-YEAR.ULD nrst.ola-- establishment, with
long lease Tor sale. as, terms; clear income
", to =" ven. ,su' Is'' necessary '"''"e
'e'S""''S' 80 "''"s"" ~
EAkER. foreman. wanted must have some ospi.
tai. Apply Michael Roche, AtIo'hsr ;.
., OUJcsrdsor b,lihenis. 81 / 900 envelopes,
l"le ords,ins elsewhere and sss money. NJ
rAMr s ." Yves, 'O,a st o.. ape" evening".
town; suit ply slcisn Inquire I, varicA st
rIpsT c, As rn,lr STAND ,p,.nd,s ,,,,,,ou
to let to hr't.'I"s' party. = u e. boa 20
Nofh
FIRST. CLASS SALOON viii be sold cheap this
week. Sohth"-s' corner rear ana '"hsofu SIS
hr"ohbh'
FOR SALE Saloon In good neishboIhooi: niue
mint Tor Hsht man. GLhkR. 2Sh kast lV1th ST
;I, , .,ni,i,, ", iss MI, a, ana
,,r ,s,o !, ' s,t "nsa,,.,. r,,f, rron,. lie
~, ~ u, ~, n'",I ~, ,,a"n,.n,,,, ,i.n'.
''n "ppmsnS IT," 49,, ''''
LIQUOR STORE Tor sale In Brooklyn doing n
good businr, ~: long lease; only one on four
II. Inquire vi Ut SSNER BROS. l.5 Fulton 81.
Brooklyn.
nppnpT,T>Iry Ia, ac,iy. man with ,.,y ,h,,,-
.,ud ,i,iIurs, nl,i..s nliish.d husinrss
The evening world., 1894-06-29
NO EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch Office Of the American
District Telegraph Company is now .
BRANCH office for receiving advertising
for TIE WORLD. Rates same ~ AZ
main ONCE. A. ID. T. messengers Will
call for Your sdvt. without extra charge.
The evening world., 1894-06-29
For Sale.

SAFES. s foot skeleton: also large. small and
'N'D 1D s. O. SurRK. ?, Spring st.
SAFES sold direct from factory house; 81; pS s
~ clinton place.
sAFEs-od and new safes: safes on easy terms:
safes exchanged. moved snd repaired. W. H.
BUTLER 70 Duane St, near Broadway.
'sI n. M Ma ssSi 'i Il fMasi Maiden lane.
SEWING MACHINEs-Be,t thr..-draw.r
and cover. high arm x G,k or y,snInut New Home
iiAsBRoucK. i5s VEST 2sb ST.. ground
floor.
SEWING MACHINES Of al! kinds; new. 81: up:
monthly payments; We exchange. rent and repair
all kinds Of machines KRUsE MFG. CO.. ia
East 18th st.. EOS Grand st. -
centre seconds; good timekeeper; cheap; want
OF cash. h.. box ~ World.
TILE. sIs. for flower boIss. &c.. other lots Toe
square foot. GRANT. 2os West 42d st
TOP WAGON for sale very cheap. Inquire 49t
Manhattan ave. Greenpolnt. Brooklyn g.
TYPEwRITERs. all makes. $50 to $50: fully quay.
..sntesd: shipped allowing examination; rentals
- and 81; send postal for memorandum book
CoNsoLiDATED TYPEWRITER ENCHANGE
H6 Broadway.
TYPEwRITERs. all mskss. at price. Ids,ylns
METROPOLITAN TYPEWRITER HEApoUAa.
TIERS. III Broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. largest stock in
city: beautiful instruments rented. 81 monthly.
TYPEWRITER BARGAIN EXCHANGE 2ss Broad
way.
WATCHES. diamonds, jewelry, 81 weekly In
staments; articles delivered on first payment
Exchange Watch Co. , 347 Broadway.
e2OO CASH REGISTER, new, will be sold for
Sl25 22S Pearl St. Brooklyn
II. 1000 CIRCULARS 81: 1000 cards or biilheads
81; other work equally low: hrst-class work
guaranteed. EDGAR PRINTING AND STA
T1oNERY CO.. 81 West seth st. Open evenings.
Good viii q Interest for Safe.
ONE Time, sse Per line: Second 1inss, ffa pc