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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
Trsat Ycnr.elrrneinx.

Christmas Is here With all its cheer and
70 all bhcse Who have 30 home where they
can eat their Christmas dinner the an
nouncement Of the Royal restaurant is
important To-day tie Royal VIII serve a
special Christmas dinner which VIII sur
pass anything Of the kini ever served in
Seattle. The Royal proposes 20 give rs
patrons a dinner which VIII cost FAR more
than the price charged. Everything in
.he way Of dellcac.es OF the season. extra
selected turkeys. fine wines. and saeau
NJ for royalty VII be served, Notwith-
standing the extra expense OF sg1ca an
elaborate dinner. the Royal viii serve It
Al its regular price OF % cents. II you
want 10 1--we like lord today so to the
Royal. Dinner from TO s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
oslse Ia..sss.

Tae Seattle. E.ake Sheea & Eastern
faRVay vais ret receive o. transport
ire ght q ChFiSln.az day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
Meeting or Warrington sta;e Teaessrs,
.assaeiataan a, Everets. PC &C "a 90

Fer he above cessation the Great Earss-
r-a ret1way w.H seg tickets AZ rate q.
ene fare ard . Gfth Ter the rouna sr.a
Tickets on ssle 18th. 9Th ana -sta. good
% return gntl 9Th.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

wanted-Agents to represent the old
National Life Insurance Company OF
Montpelier. VI For further Information
address g. II. Stop. general coast man
ager. Ss-A Croker bailding. San Fran
cisco Cal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

Christmas dinner q hrs. Atwood's. eoi
Second street. from to eco ?. m; only
s. cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
WE HOPE
YOUR STOCKING
is FULL.

We wish you all a merry
Christmas, and hope that your
Christmas stocking has been
filled to oyerfowing.
We have helped many Christ
mas shoppers this year to select
elegant presents at very small
cost.
We help home owners every
business day of the year to save
money on their housefurnishings.
We can help you if you will al.
low us to by coming to our store
and learning our prices. Don't
wait until next Christmas-come
any time that you need anything
in Carpets, Furniture, Stoves,
Crockery or Household Goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

COACfNAN. GROOM. rsEFt I.-.IAN
-3' vY.ur Scotch Protestant tsInuoth
far-l. 500. ami careful driver. nils ar
tend fIfna0a. nl.h'ft references. city or
country. j. H.. l12 G'A-dve.. TrDun"
Agrucy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

woe and about three hundred yards in length at
Inns particular place, but 1t dipped down again
about one mile northeast. completely denollshing
another house, occupied by negro family named
JONES' also barn and several other houses. SO far
no one has been reported killed. although several
were injured.
Greenvile. Tex, March ia tornado passed over
Emory the county seat of Rains County. thirty
miles south of Greenvillc at $50 o'clock SATURDAY
evening, totally demohshing the western portion
OF the town. The list IF dead is follows: Alex
ander Murray, four years Old: Miss Easter: three
bodies. unidentified. and Bass Henry. In addition
TO these, at least fifty are wounded and some Of
them will die. The news reached this city about s
O'Clock. and an urgent request sent by wire
that all the physicians who could do would
would be greatly needed special train left Green
vile at o'clock. and arrived at Emory at 1890
O'Clock. The train was mot by panc-stgicien body
of people AT the pOstofice drugstore. where a
uozen umortumates Jay on srechers the physicians
up wounds and administering opiates to relieve the
sufferings OF the victims.
The cloud came from the southwest. and. as de-
soribed ry an Sye-witness IT resembled an hourgass,
The bottom OF 1t was forked. and it was one con-
tinual blaze Of electricity: II had the rotary mo-
ton and seemed about thirty forty feet wide.
1t struck the ground north of the Missouri kan
sas ana Texas depot, and It's track extends about
four or 1--WE miles north and is about one hundred
yards wide. Everything in the track of the storm
Fort smith. Ark March ia terrific wind and
electric storm passed over the southwestern p)r-
ton Of Arkansas and the southeastern portion of
the Indian Territory sunday morning. Farms were
devastated fences blown away and ruin spread In
every direction. The portion most affected is re
mote from Geographic communication. and the full
extent Of the DAMAGE cannot be ascertained.
Eufala. l. T.. March l9.The most disastrous
tornado in the history Of this section of the Indian
Territory swept over the Choctaw Nation "a an
early hour yesterday morning. destroying both life
and property. Telegraph wires were blown down
in every direction. and particulars not obtain
able. but II il known that four lives have been loss
in the vicinity Of Spencer. small town in tho ia
terror. The house of William Lott was blown down
ana Lott. his wife and two children We're instantly
killed. Their bodies We're blown quarter OF mile
and terribly manglCd.
Memphis Tenn. March 19-Considcrahle damage
has been done crops by heavy rains In this sec
ton during the last few days. The lOwands have
been flooded. and in many cases growing crops have
been washed away compelling replaniine. \ terrific
wind and electric storm passed over Arkansas am
Western Tennessee last night. destroying consider
able property. The Baptist Church and two stores
MorrtOn. Ark, were wrecked. and the country
strbwn with upTOotcl trees and debris for rnl"e
around. The damage in Memphis was confined fo
the electric light, trolley telephone and telegraph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
Z" My very
Stomach
:, . -, Rises at it,"
HAMLET.
Act 4, Scene 2.

If Shakespeare had been thinking ~ Col Liver
Oil when he wrote this he could hardly nave eN-
pressed himself better Tn" popular opinion 81
this nauseatirg remedy IS contained in the quo
tation given above.
It is true that attempts have been made 70 dis
guse cod liver oil IN thc form Of greasy emul-
siOns-generally more emulsion than cod liver
Oil-but the same Sckening taste and rcpulslNe
odor is there and IN" stomach rebcls against II.
4 celebrated physician recently said: God
liver on taken in any form Is Ike jus, so much
SOAP put into the stomach" Not a very healthy
remedy:
And yet Until recently cod liver oil was the
only thing that doctors could prescribe for sick,
dcbilitated ana rundown folks.
The recent discovery and introduction Of the
great prc-d,Geetc1 food Paeloll. has done away
with all this NJ man woman need now fear
sickcnng doses or dyspepsia or dsOrdored sionl-
ach caused by naus atiug FISH oil P1shoia has
done away with all this Not only this bur II
adds tone to the system no matter what us con-
dtion may Doc and enables it to digest other food.
That is what Plskoia is That is why it has
received such glowing testimonials from physi-
clans for what il has done for people in supply
ing nutrition. healthy digestion and relieving de
bty and wasting diseases. II is a flesh former,
a tissue builder and a vitaliZer.
\ pamphlet giving full particulars respecting
Paskola VIII bc sent ON Application a. the Pre-
Digcst,d Food Co.. 30 Read ST. y. Y. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
FURNISHED Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN can nay- n..e'y f.r-
wee. FIAGG. is Nr.. lo.l-.f.
Mii.LERs HoTlL.
81 WEST 26l HIST. -. J.. \ s'f '.i
Temperance hoGso. patron 1~l y r.
v e.. e. H.. indoi--d vs. ME- frn"'.'
willard. ana prominent vlls o.. moderate
rates. CHARLES II. HAYNES. Fi"ifir''i
PRIVATE FAMILY wlH j., a..o.. ro.m
(srcond story. flprft. VITA u0rt!. 'n iH'
gentlemen or gentleman fna VIZ o..
euecs gwen anu required. 20 "". l-'ih-
81.
..A.AVE.. 7Gl -Iarso front room fnt.
nished. fos businees o. lsht h'nse"-rphF ,
81 per week. HENNLIi
1oTH-sT.. - west sup,rlly fun
ui,hcd rrst-clase. .ue. urarfm 10. f"-
duccd. small rooms. s. ~ 81. 81 baths.
heat
urH-ST lG VEST mf,r'ahlo rooms.
suuouuaiuVs 20 oDF v.t a'a.f'i''
II EAST 3.TH-ST.-A pnyscan's a.
70 5.
Is WEST J5Tii.~~ Handsomely fgr-
,ished rooms for F.au'n.cn. nf iEi4.'.
reference.
tsTIi-sr.. ie3 EAsT.-Vov pleasant
large room. also hall room. without board.
references.
Gf W'.Sr 4rH-Sr. CWashinr'Yu -4-ar)-
Nicely furnished 1.'ns g.. Housekeeping
or gentlemcn: rent g 80 ~
III WEsT 75Tll-ST a small rfl li'
family viii jet large AMI small hand 'm is
FURNISHED room. elegant I.N house. al
improvements. terms lo", seen any ii"'
reference.
1870 EAST 3JTll-GT. Handsomely fur
nished rooms. bot and cold water, rent
reasonable.
ADyEKTISEMENI AND SUBSCEIp-
TIONS FOR THE NEW-YOEK nam.
uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE Up.
TOWN OFFICE 20. 30 u DAD ra,, -
door north Il Thir'y-n s,.,l. and tbNEi..
EASEMENTS at The following Bran ~.
de- ~ 8fh.aye.. :. g. COZ. H3d- a.. : ~
Gth.oye; 1871 Fourth.Oye.. corner Four
tcorth. 80 ThirG-avc.: y" Fat To o..
scvcnth.st.. corner I'd lave {: lsJ East 10Th
st.. near IN r1-avc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

CITY SALESMAN. CASHIER cog COLI
LECTOR Best references. also cash aa-
,urity. STEWARD. Clubhouse. -. Les
inEt % ave.
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FlJP ~ AID or THE pODR

The fair of the Hungaria Ladies Aid Society W.
opened last night in Arlington Hall AT No ~ -
Marks Place. 1t will be continued throughout th'
week and the receipts will be gwen to the poor
the East Side That the fair viii be Success n'
one doubted who there last night The at
tendance was large and every one was pleased viii
the fine display Of artistic articles the OF tho
society have put on sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
cOvGREGA r1oyAL1srs THANK spEAkERs.

The CONGREGATIONAL Club. OF this city, had its
regular monthly dinner last night at the st. Denis
Hotel The speakers of the evening were Prof
Francis Brown. of the Union Theological Seminary
Professor Howard Osgood, OF the Rochester Thco-
logical Seminary and the Rev Or william Il.
Ward OF this city. They spoke about Egypt. A.
syria and Palestine. Their des rpiCns Of these an
Gent lands highly interesting and the Nom
hers Of the society who present passed Vot"
of thanks T. the speakers for their instructive ana
plea sing talks About sixty people were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
Citn Real est ate for Sale.

A CHARMING HOUSE on ssphalted
street. restricted block, for sale.
40 WEST s7TH-ST.
This extra wide. light ana cheerful q
foot 4-story house. with pantry and bath
extension. light stone circU.ar front. box
stoop. invalid elevator MUSHROOM IN ivory
white boudolr In white maple. beautifully
decorated and fitted with automatic gas
lighting is offered at a considerable reduc-
ton from cost last spring; u one % the
latest and finest houses built by B'Ek q
Co and the best bargain now In the mar
ket. Inquire on premises. or OF Oh ARIES
Buck. owner. Columbus ave and 7zf-si.
LEFT OVER West Side houses: several
decided bargains. so. 900 70 $50, 900. STEW
EMS, 9th-av6, corner 93d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth .--
Substantial. artistic. detached house. low
price. send for circular. ATLAS IN
PROV EMENT CO. IS broadway.
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f. nlalcs
N)orh tuanlco.

Males.
4 WM. T.. IARTvNG.
Expert Nrrountaut ami Auditor.
Barnes luldug. Room 80. Il Park Row
4 Young Man. -. Nishes q situation
.s shipping clerk. years experience,
g.tst 10 learn. good rcf"Ten".s. AlGg'eF
IT, g. kAllHS. j., - Pu,nam-avc..
Brook!yn.
4 YOUNG NAN II - would like a s.tua-
ton 90 any thlns. Man LOEWY. 131 East
oth-st.
4 HAT and furnishing salc,man: used
20 nrst-class trade. d"titcr position. best
reference. Address o.. ~ broadway.
4 Young nan wants to get On gen
r-m4u's Yacht. used o. Travelling. best ~
references. H.. Box 90. l.2i% Broadway.
A MARRIED Man wants position ~
stock oi shipping clerk. or driver, years
n last place. Al references. EAETZ, 80
Wet iS'h-eL
4 uOY. l.. wants situation where
la o1u become an electrician. "ig's uo
OBJECT. Adir'ss g. " RUSSELL. ~
lint. jersey city. y. j.
\ YOUNG MAN. =. desires u'ua,ion
good pennItn. qulch 81 hcures. I've yctfs
BIO last position. NJ objection t. going
ont u ciiy. small salary. II. Il. W. caic
OF Tribun" once
A YOUNG DrTCUMAN, who spoaks
good German and some English. under
B.
commercial business, BE- w,lilnr ip work foI
n salary which would lay his board in the
beginning. Address Adams Hair store.
4 GrNrLEMAN. with 10 years practical
cxporicucc IN Horticulture gardening and
fsfIriYg. understands bookkeeping. short
hand and typcwrltins. wishes position. al
references. Il. X. Tribune once
4 YOtNG MAN desires position at
atrthinE. resides at home. ALGOTH, 3l5
I.a4f Gist-st.
AEcInTECTIEAL DRAUGIITsMAN
wants employment; - years experience.
familiar with all styles Of architectural
v0rE. construction and details. exc~p-
tanablc references. Aiiross ARCHITECT
IRE. Box L.. Tribune oficc.
= YOI Nc MAN would Ike a position in
be- kerry. chanc" Of advancement: CO pablo OF
taking charge 81 IN" bakery upstairs. "A
drrss ooI Ecdford-ave.. brooklyn
Roy. II. with some. experience. would
Ike situation n Peds,In , button honse. Or
st. II T. Y. '''''o'"'
roy. Is. wants situation ~ any kim,
willing and oblging. Address W. Y. g..
Trbun" Olice.
roy. II. graduate quick penman quick
Ia figuring would Ike place whore there
IL chance - advancement. ABRAHAM
HICKMAN. 90 Sufioik-st
BAkER.-Nants situation as foreman
all kinds ~ bread and rolls. city or coun.
ny. Call or address LOG East li9th-s,
ADVERTISEMENTS AM sUBscnIp.
TiONS FOR THE NETWORK TRtil-
frSE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1922 broadway
ID door north " Thirty-hrsi st: and AI).
REFRESHMENTS az the following Eranch
Orices: 25i Eighth-ave.: 100 ThIrd.ave'
corner Forty-seventh-st.: $50 East Forty.
,eventh-st corner Thlrd-ave. IsO Fast
relr Si1ty-nrst-si.; Los Flrst-av. i0s
West Fo.ty-second- ip2 coiunbu, s-s
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Clnts 90 Lei ilnfnrnlsh 60

ELEGANT FLAT. 5Ovs9 containing l.
rooms. perfect order IN the Darlington.
~ East 25ih-st
THE DALHOUSIE. 30 70 * Wes, 5aih-
st.-Absolutely hreproof and fronting Cen
trial Park; "A very choice apartment 70 rent.
Apply TO the JanitOr.
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gonntrn Rsal esiaie % lei

AVON BY -THE-SEA. y. j.
% bedrooms IN two COTTAGES t2seMer -.
separately. Address ". MALBEkII' "o'
tth-ave.
FOR RENT. At Port Chester. on North
Eegent-Gt. house with ten rooms, WIN
stable all Improvements. rent Svo. also
one with ten rooms rent 500. lhrs-
houses are about ten fninutse from ran
way station. House. new, on talrrir"-
ave rent 500 Large gardens aitachrn
70 each h0usc W II BtCkE. $50 3ih-
ave. KELLEY BROTHERS, Port Ches-
TER, y. y.
MOUNT VERNON. y Y.-Two new
houses 70 let. all latest improvements
glsr alarms electric bells. speaking
tubes. II rooms and laundry. all rooms
decorated. three blocks from Harlem de-
pot; good location. Call LAG North High
81, or 653 Sth-ave.. real estate once, rent
$3.50 per year.
NEw-LONDON, COMMIT rent, late
residence Of Il A. Mott: beautifully stu
a'ed; corner Pequot and Neptune ayes
about 100 feet from the water; house con
tains BEDROOM parlor dining ROOM but
,lers pantry and two-story kitchen eN-
tension: city water: stable accommodations
,and lighthouses. Address SIDNEY WHIT
iTEMORE 80 Liberty-st-
TO RENT. FURNISHED cottages. for the
SIMMER season. at StamfOrd-in-the-Cat
sKi.is Address ". II. MALPINE. SIAM
.ord, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

tDN"iNAN Married. English. tho
ouRnly understands DIS business. good
rr.'rr.". l..eusasel Aprl !. D.. IS East
.efl-~f
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Eorses ano Carriages.

A VERY STYLISH young sorfel os3h.o
reiding pony. white stockings anu VIM. :
Srrine IT, face. fun name and tan II
hands. weight 725. round ana smooth
6aiif. sound ana gentle last trotter. IN
single or double harness can run :. ui r.
saddle in rs seconds. for sale. rare par
cain' Address OWNER, Box t. Tribune
Office.
HALF-BRED HACKNEY COB
One OF the handsomest horses IN New
York, young am sound a siana ne :
try him: low price. ACTOR tribune
Office.
FOR SALE OF TO HIRE FOR TIE
SEASON. Pony outfit for children. Al
dress Or. o. G. JACKSON. Pony Breeder
y. o. Box l61 Jamaica. l.. J. -
HIGH STEPPING saddler and single
cob. Stanhope. harness. saddle ana ollaie
will sell him low sl65. ACTOR. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
Orcssmakinc.

ARTISTIC DREssMAKING. imported
fashions. hotel orders 40 short notice and
moderate prices. Ms. IEI.HDT. :, Ea 10
lith-s'.. heiwc~n Broadway and tn.rcr..N
place.
\ SUPERIOR DREssMtEE0. Nrst-clsss
litter desires more rnrag"mcn's iT the day
with Select famillcs. highest reference. d.
2JI shave.
AN ARTISTIC DRESsMAKEE wishes a
few more customers 81 hlnu" ~ oui hv tie
Gay: tailor-madc suits npra $40. ~ guar
an,eed EIsENHhltD. 2oo West :ls,-st.
ARTISTIC DRESsMAKGNG. perfect o.
ting costumes. handsome dfc.scs. $i@.
Nine. OWEN, l57 West 22d-st.
ARTISTIC DREsSHAK1TG. imported
fashions. hotel orders ~ short n0'lc" AMI
moderate prices Mrs. M'ELRpl. - ~
llth-st.. between Broadway and University
Place.
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from 81 up.
,aiior-madc also hnll. evening. reception.
wedding and theatHcal dresses. ~ East
20th-st. Ncw-icil,. and y" kaio-a'".'
Brooklyn.
Artistic DREssMAKING: pcrf.ct
Citing costumes. Sl2. Miss n. NJ OWEN.
~ West 22d-s,
DREsSMAKER- cook. private
dressmaker 2O2 West 23d-st.. nrst-cl"ss
work at moderate prices: summer d'eSseS
. DRESSMAKcR would lik" engage
'mcnts by the day. perfectly relinhl."o
moderate prices. Address y. NJ l<i@
broadway.
DRESSMAKER wants a few more Gus
toners A. home; suits from ~ up. -
ron. 3l2 West S0th-st.. near hiV'iS''
Drive.
ELEGANT spring and summer 60,
tunes; latest styles from PARIS hr,t VIZ, ~,
manshlp: moderate price THEbAup' j."
West 4oth-at.
EASTER SUITS made from 81 ana UP;
as a guarantee ! Will cut and ~ tlr ~ NJ
lining free Of charge. Miss NANLoH' -"
East slst-st.
NINE; HoRrENsE. 2IG West l'th- ~.
near ih-avc, Partisan couturicic' fIc' ~.
with Is, Altman ana stern iHp,, IL,
material used. latest Paris ana bDIu,,
fashion plates gowns rcmodeIIr''
moderate.
NINE. r. ANTOINETTE. I'D We,
l2ith-si.. Couturiere Francal
Partisan fashions for spring ana summer .
moderate prices. no deiay.
SKIRTS MADE for 50 NJ. Adires'
| MhDIsON-AVE.. Lar Broadway
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domestic cilua,ion5 tUGnle0

ami cows. =. BARRETT. = West l33l-.t.
a YOUNG Man accua,omod 20 care q
horses and COWS. Who J.. q plain gardener
anI uE icr' lands tho Enlargement - q
p.1cr. wants a situation. AMERICAN
PROTESTANT. 1242 broadway.
nrTbgh an" an. w yALE Etc., nouns ag
country. AGENCY. 345 shave.
El'TLE9.-Bv Swiss. single; expert
good city references. Address KICKARD.
so N,n-dNc., TIbtn" Agony
BOTTLrR.- experience in beer AMI
mineral water wants position in this
trade. BRENNER. lsG sunolk-st
cOOK.-By thorough ,nef. American
Dutch. French. German: ali hran'hes
m"at pastry. reliable siegdy. soh"r. eco-
mica. mrl1ecr. references. city. CONT
t.y. ADVERT SER. 800 7ta-avc.. front.
CDNgIINfhN.-By Il youay Engllshman
best references. ciiy or country. 100 Eas
i2I-st.. sd Hoor. rri r.
CoATIaIAN ami GRDOH.-Iy yorn.
man. highest r"f"~'noc. 4. g.. ~ Gtn
ave.. Tribune Branch.
'oAoHNAN. By a. married man. Prot
fa'tut. no tamil understands his bust
no-. tiorourn' yoas' best reference
f.D.n L@t .mp.oycr. Address j. T.. l2i.
-...------
COA,HMAN.-By young man. .
sihSi'. s''.i-.t German, i.nriish. T"..@n
unlri stands boilers. machinery. wood. irp1
repairing. can milk COWS. Also understand.
tifd"hiny. iIr'" yeft, with las cmpl yer,
city 90 county. references. j. n, H.
-
tDA'itNtN.- iv yovES man. single
'h'i 'utLN ni ''. ara. nus business. wal
r',r law 80" inH ..nn.. ."s' c.iy references.
-'.'.'.''S ''' o.. i-'- h''"n""5'
CoA'UNNN. GARDENER or FARMER
f,v "a ,.ui..i.rf man. u-,r-i.d mo- rhii-
lua. tlA. ca.rr clairc OF gcntlcman 5
ga ing 'N9"ihn'r ~ ~ branches.
i'.' -'' p" ''. '''N -S'.
t1t'HNiAN Married. English: tho
ouPhly understands DIS business. good
-..'.. o.' l.1.,. ,N n country. GO.
s.,~, -'p'" J. deg - f'aS
'OA'HNAN. -bv r0uns Swei". 20. az
''' .ii.h .i 90 Fog r'"ny year. "Nucrl
... Iii''i' family SNLbE. 30" Eas
i,''h-2'., - N'''.
CoAcHMtN. GROOM. rfEFtI~IAN
''' F''n- lf'i' ~iHW smooth
i"'''' 800 "n ''i'iHi c.l'cr' mia. al
U.., i'''. "'H" -. es' 1T,.,y %.
An, '''' 4''""'''
..'..'.,,,...
'o-N' ilH'f'.-''f n young if"''sian'
tiNififl ..'i. n4i. years pest ~ cry
"'' 1} OIL. country. Agency, 80
cOACiNtN uv married man in ta'
c1ur'rt. j.. IA.Ef.Ii. - West l33l->t
r...riv,N be. ,...,l.. n.or SOL,
u..f.f.,.u.- l. ...,i.. o.. .o,.a,lv. s.ricf
| .'. m'. iir. i"i.l.n q, c'N
! i'I'' ',l, - - 'LHi liiF''
.'"'' ""''''Ns. '''" i'i"'
| Goa 'fiM.N. &c.. by a single man. -
! .thpuueLlv understands car. II horses
! harness o'.. vug,l ,nan- himself gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

CLERK Grocery or tea. city expert
cnce. reference from last employer. J. r.
O'NEIL. Eaon'on. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
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private family for the summer: near "a.ei
preferred; rent not 20 exceed $50 foi tlo
season. not over IA hours from MAn 80,
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