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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN INCORPORATED company Certified
paid up capital S35 600 Offers .Or sale
It's entire plant. situated out OF town. con.
sis,ing d buildings and machinery ,aN
nearly new. real estate. stock on hand.
supplies. good will. etc. all free and clear
| Of de5, for s2o.cD0. this factory has iua
dav and night :Or the last six months
| output sold in N-w-York. and always IN
. demand. the total capital stock recently
| came into p ssess.On If advertise. who
has other INTEREST," this Is good oppor-
J tunifv for IN. right man or men - Dur-
| chase an established business 81 hal; cp-' /.
thorough examination allowed responsible
| parties Address TREASU REK. Tribune
/ Ofice.
ATTENTION. NILLCSERs. BARGAIN.
81 500. hour ont. IN city II GvO. stock.
I business fixtures % established millinery.
/ business for two. Particulars. HODGES.
/ l7G Broadway. Room 10.
/ ATTENTIONS. CONFECTiONERS. BAR
/ GAIN 81 800 Newark. y. j., sifFH.
+ business fixtures. long established whole
I rnanufaetory: business for two. HODGES.
l7G broadway. Room 10
f ATTENTION. DRUGGISTS. BARGAIN -
For sale. IA tie Oranges. y j.. -. =;
business. fixtures % 30 y"ars' r.tsoi'fn'l
drug store: ezr-ilen' opportunity. faT-
7 i'eulars. HODGES. l7s Broadway H''n
/ -. -
/ = IMMEDIATE LOANS irldr On fufni-
! tur- IN u.s.: 30 rcmovIi !nconvcnlrar" o.
uuhilcifv Address Room g. jefferson
Building. am . Court square. B.o2'i}n:
4 CONFIDENTIAL loans made 20 re-
l'abi- parties upon household :lrni . '.ite
lIen's: vTomP' abortion. AcIi"eS fHl-
VATE. Box y. Tribune.
ATTENTION II you have s'or" or
tuei.-es OF any KIND You wsh 20 quo -
IS wit1oat publicity npplr y DDNALp
WlGGiN~. 80 Nes aug.
ArTEETIoX, MANUFACTrRERs In
sufpae,el s''nat'g's. !necal ln t....s-
ia1cs f~us;-d. a'ner Inducements. Par
,iru,..s. T. ~ FOREST SHELTON.
stewart Huu3.nr. :. }.
4 ITAKY ROOF = any ,tn.i male wa'.r-
'rn' w. r' cnargr: w ie ., g, ,s.i.. - a., H.
mate ~ c1'a.,sle. GEO. :. CIlNl'S. =
West - afaaN
IMPROVED RrRNFR for fuel oil g.
-r.ifla IN weekly Tribune Ortni'rr -
$50, Page q. patent for sale. EDWIN
-QJIRE. C.arcm'n'. co.
ror sALr.-smar ro'amanr, .cc,na'
other i.-.ar..- .r one - fhe b. ~ D.
,-,,,,r. n sod now. 20 Cof'landt-s'.
top SALE Ladies and e"n's' furnish r.
t,s .tore. fuu ato~it. on account OF t"p
tus!nsss-s. l.G0i n aye. ----,
FOR 81 wiz send material 10 stop l ,.n
10, .,. roof. write for ctifi',N'- 'i-D
= GLiNES. T. Wet Broadway.
pARTNEE 10 push re"Taper IN slp1.
Ian fov.r. .i'lie money ne@arg; nN' guy.
H.. hustle. Writ" - ~ lti Iii
,.e Prudential BIiiding Ne"arf. - d.
pRfvTIvG. 4 leading e-'anlissHe -,
nd,,,h, for q irtl- cash only: agents 10
,or~s VERITAS T~ihuno once.
e.~prC.r1y pISTSEGc. Wanted. $i.'NN
80 SO 90 immediately, in. hr Us
,,.,r,,ferfurin. business; viii pay 20 per
cont. large ODER. qua AM
.5f..te c3vr.>N Tfilu1~ DH.e"
NO., r.v ,.,r, oaeh for s'ocks lo,ts.
-, J,.-- goods groceries. ci'f
~ ,ou.,t,,.. ln..a.o. confidential can o.
oll,l'- A-flf,f.NNN ~ Chnrch-s'
q e. VIII p,f". v'lr RON =. g.aZc
r,,.r. a'sl r-t-f 30 and kn.,.ir, ~. n
ali ca3 w'r aa'1p.eg. - fiS NJ
NALL PAPER CO.. iis hair'''"-HF'''
BROOKLYN. .----.----
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

As WEST 5lST-ST Handsomely fur
nishrd floor or separately; also s!nS g
room for gentleman. board: reference.
A.-A.-HANDsOME square room. Inst
hoo:: elegantly furnished; private table
references exchanged - Wes; oOih-st.
A 80 EAST C2D- ST Connecting rooms.
with hoard. bath. many closets. thorough
ventilation. references.
a SECOND FLOOR SUITE. rarlor. oham-
Der and bath. IN exclusive Iritatr dwell
ins. other rooms. references -, "'h-aVe.
HANDSOME and comfortable rooms crn-
ira! location. table un.xc"ie-. l3' Mad
ison-aye.
FANDsOMEIN frr.,sn,l r.lr,s 20
AMI small: eyceilen; table - West
2Sih-st.
LARGE. fine rooms. overlooking North
Washington Square. excellent tsiic. ref
erences. lOl Na'srley ila'e.
LAEIE. handsomely furnished rooms
overlooking Washington square; rr'"r-
rnces. l0l Nav,ri~y Place.
MADISON AVE. 1927. opposite " Nor
ris Park. l24th-st.-I.argr and small
rooms. furnished OF unfuruistrd. private
house. American family. no children.
THE HOME HOTEL. liS SAM Ann'--
a.e.. mar Ea'' 18th Tea. ..r' ana
other educated people. 20 ma WIN god
board. 81 - peg week ani upward. life
guests II ~ years. $500 cn'fan.- Zee.
WEST 74rH ST. Seize, bard. southern
family: references. 'ASNlEK. fo-'p''ioc
E7N @.i"i.
l-aSTIfsT. 80 EAST -Iatye. hands me
Rooms .. 49, 81 r..r. aIeJ ta'h ltfIni .
eX- -ll~nf table. r'f.'"nr'a.
IITH-ST ., EAST. N..l 'r.m Hr.atv1t.
he-rfu4 SQUARE Tnlrl. client table.
sel~c: guest. VAIN house. F''l he's""lf-
Aoo1. -
i4TiIsT. wEsT. 2li AND 10 rlea-an,
looms with hoard. fal"!ies of Trail'm"n.
references
l;Tu ST. -, EAST. siuyve-ant square
WIN board. MONS facing para rulih~fn
exposure. house appointments nrst-clafs.
refer cnoc-.
2isT-sT. i45 EAST. GKAMERCY PARK.
Pleasant large and Email rooms. excel
lent ATTENDANCE. taDi. substantial, pm a'r
park privileges. references.
2lsT-ST.. y WEST. one large fron, room.
southern "Npo>uf~. excellent. hn'H'l.k~
board. .elec; surroundings. reA.Ynati~
rates reference
18TH ST. lI0 EAST. near Madison square.
Sui'- ~ sunny leise f..ns r"''ni
a..r. well FURNISHED AID heated. excellent
meals u desired. reference, n,lr'"'r
prir~-
.9,TH ST.. 81 NEST suits single rooms
wltL nrsi-class table. tarl~ b.aTf. -
present guests Teen here Hsrrtg' u N,nff.
Cau or s'nl fJi cifc-inr ari fai's
22D ST. 30 EAST Desirable iar,,. ana
small nicely furnished MONS. Ni'h 90
without L'afd.
3iTH-sT. WEST. ono d.or ff,r o..
ave II4risomrly furnished suite u
rooms. pfiva'~ ifhl@.
37yII-sT.. ~ WEST De. rai,e vel '.--
nlshed SQUARE rooms 90 i"'. VIII su|'-
rior ,~arf. references required.
~ Fast asst sT.-A fsosfnr inIy BIAS
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WORK " sN1t.D.



\ LADY and daughter need th- Loan ~
- 20 help % Put home iog~ih"'. viii
la. o. frf.fu s.fi--. have Luf seen a. flfr
iYr ~ -~A- nuI '.ry l'i.r iced. lIi
an ny Peel D. ~ much rnui ne O".'h"r
80 cold. Nru can So i.g '1-'s'.f u. o.,
ipst IsiL-a,-.. - h1,r. fr,nf.
AZ EXPERIENCED competent .i..- ae-
nIsf.rf. god farid writer Ini a0O'rl' 'pf.
S-Di. sraph~r ana tv2~~rl'"f. d~si4rs r.fi.
ton. refet~nc.s. Address *. 9. NJ. Ll
Eat s1ti--f.
4 VISITING TENriEE. - yenis mrAc.,
oi'N schNn t--tiinnn''f.. Viii exchange
Eaynsh. French snD r.ic f'r r+in' +.
home. cir, only. Miss Ii.EINE. l3l Wcsi
3yth.s'
LADY ARTIST. not having her time
ali hhrI. VIII give maseag- treatment nr
80, richly. ADELE HORN NC. 40 Jfl-
49,. Near 49, -
CoAIAN!DN. 49, z Young rfi. ~ f~-
spine w.t. pafenis. 90 '"ung 100 old
iaa1. $40 West l1'h-st. i'h rp'.. vrsf
COMPANIONS Nv refined Protestant
widow. good a'N"'. cheerful disposition.
willing IT, MAKE hrfsei. rsrful 80 auv'hing
10, mccall. personal rr'"f"ac' Ntds"es :.
a.. GlG 81 ave.
lNPEKIENCED TEACHER wn. exchange
music ara '~fnan flf fuom. Wi'h az
without board her plano may To- used for
Practising. GLi.i'ii 'N' sih-ave.
SiINDtiNhftfFk AMI fNp'Y .f'I or 'A.
urri"n'~ wish's position. VIII furnish
uu'il.r ' ANA assist VIII office wnrs a. a
m"d'ilt- salary. lNHFIiENG -
l.nliirit"-st.. brooklyn.
STENOGEAruEE and typewriter. u,.d
10 rll kinds ~ stem graphic Wnr4. best
reference. pIllGEN'i. ~ Gth-a,c.
STENOGEAPHEH TYPEWRITER AMI
BOOK KEEPER. Eight ysars' export
rrr". good references. Adde'S u L. $40
Broadway. brooklyn.
S1ENOGHArIiIH a,l TYPEWRITER -
lnun~ woman with 'Spcrl'u'" desires %
permanent pOaitlon. 'orro~rpnicuc- p---
Ir.frd. salary moderate. WILLING. l36l
'EAfiltR Norfb G"imtn. VINO srccess-
I.s taught GERMAN and rnusic for -
N.nr- abroad agd here. has % f"w hours
a!-'npax-d. is.ss ZEAL. EpN 20. -"
~ ,sdW
IotNi Eind.fsArirer an1 primary visit
INK Ipt"rness would Ike q Few p;p'l..
"Nceil'rt re'''ccer moderate. Address
COMPANlO$. IN East i1th-st.
Young MARRIED LADY wishes - i~nrn
hairdres firg IN i~f. class tnifIrr--iuf
rari1r. willing aai Ga!es to learn. Mfs
SHERMAN. - L~r.v--f.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AID SIR'T rg y
i'TE Will HE EFcEiydHlno Ut d., III
q ~, nom - TAiriy- Hrst-af.. ana Al,-
22,arn eT' EFTGHTs al the following rranch
oot".e: "a Elqhih-ave.: q" Il'I'..'',t
e'rner Fory-.eycn'h..gt; 49, i,ai 80 'I Tas,
=, n.ar Thirl-ryc.. ! O2G Third" = 4.
,S,r sIxty-frsi- st: i.7os Tirsi-ay JOG
~ a. ES,fv-second-r'.. 1872 Columbus ave.
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FURNACES carofu;ly tended or am nd
G.. housegcri dom by a respectable mar
ried Eneishnan good cleaner. waiter.
driver. rarden~.. references. MORTIMER.
80 Eas, Iifh-si
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.,Itc ,Top BAGS. 81 20. ell s.zcs (re.
duccl from So an f F2rn iGgp;f pREss
Pr. - u, ncr.S a, hareains. Reliable es'aD,
~ .,,9i ~. CHARLES SCHWARTZ. %
afh-ave.. near 9th-s'. ----------- --s-.--:
ERE FLORIDA EXcrRsiqN.CcrI..G6i,9.II.r;a
i details postpaid by GEO. u; g, '' Angus
Herald Building Boston anu '''
tine Ila.
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, COICTrMAN.-By thoroughly capable
man OF long experience; reference as 20
nuallacr,ion and character from we'll
! known American families. VINO eau ~
( seen. would He - Obtain 't"P' -,
Z ia Christian family. Address {. =, III
Ams.eri ari-ave. -----
CnAcIINAN -,OOK. -ry . Swedish coz
rin. ram a. coachman ANA groom wa"
! r.ol COX AMI laundress. Wiling. ou,V.hs :
| Si.v or country: best references. ~ East
2.th-st
C0AcIfMAN. -Fnglfsh: married; no fam
Us. thoroughly understands caIr Ul s,
! r.ln1n's cstanlishiaent: hrsi-class cltV rrt
,,.,,,. no direction to country. COACH
Man. 90 West 54th-s'. ---
COArIrM.N. Understands his business;
four wears nrst-ciass New -foi" Ie,,
| ,..a e-.nl la~f place. Address u. M
! Ilx 80" s'a.!"iun. $. l. ---
.nArI.aiAN. BY competent young man:
careful ANA Swish driver: eN'"It.t .,'Y
| r.f.r..e-s personal and ~rI;'"'. W" pr
! ,.st. sfnll. 80 Nes' 'otii-'t.
! c,Acu,AH. Late English sadie and
49,. trainer. absolutely under
| ,.,f. ht4 Ifi4.n~ss. Al c'ifii'!F III
! ,,,rssu,an.hip unl references aH 'oA'hhhh'
/ Adore. MASONlr. Box - Ia l. W..
COACHMAN -Hy a nrs'-ola-' man; ,tar-
rl.I 'ho.uutnir rll~r@ta"t' hif h"'
r.s4. 10 vca.-' reference. cal or 'Hi'"97
T. NJ. 80 t'a.' 'o'h--t ---
/ CoAcIfMAN Gentleman would liz
| -l.,.tf.n f.- lls rllchmdn. Nli' mas
! p.4n la DE employ years. and whom ~
! Gam recommend ~ every r"Si"'l. NNPN
~ pr... ~ .ml'oy-rs lli Eat 3'h-
C0ACHMAN English: married. NJ chh-
| dr.n. AS faulty cuachnHn. references
! ,~.,, ...,l st. families. Y :. car" ~
/ FlanIr,u 4 Co.. 81 t'ro,me-S'.
/ CoAcnVAN single. ,horoushly und"r-
''''if i''' 80. h. ....,. n,
/ '''''. o., lt-' "'.l ,tt..s. q Mss.
I rrv pa Er.t 7o'h.,,
,...... ...,....-,.. r-l,bi-
/ 'p''l. IAN bf " '"I -''d -. o.,
sins" fnIn, ,' o' III, u
i Die hu-in" -. f fy' Z I'm o. -
w '....'-.il, r..cl. '..v re,esenc~s
tt.f, y A., 90 tribune Ofrcc
/ CON'flNAN IT, Ink "tn, .",..
generally u,rf.'. c.t "r c,,n,ff De''
/ .,u.- Address a. ". l'- bll-dfe.
7 .,...... ,..l,.. o., t.,.,.rs
,+..,. o., ,,l ss.,t,on f,r hs oolch-
Z ,..r ir .if, 0- country. single. reliable
...l.,f- Temperate. Nat appr1r,nce. s,fc.
, experienced dfle~r. ~ roughly understands
,,i.,,..~ .nirre- .,,frs.e ,t,eadan,
: .i, i n. l.. y.aefa,ly useful. can highly
V."',,s ,,.1i b,m' AIDS BRrCE. Box
10. Ts.lune on
--.-.-.- =. -
cox hMAr. Isn'N
70, ti' ".'' ~ 49,,
! .tif- Nlt.'.. a. my 40 "a, ~
s- l. l'i
'- ~
J 'uN'fAAN h' 'iH' .'.a 81 /.
.r- ri' 'rn .t.' i'. =" .l 'iF ~ . ,.
! o. i'I.' "..ni 'l' i"i- 70 .''' ,'"'. ~.
+ &c.,. I'm .r ....r.-. D. LES - l.as'
/ ..t..
; COA'HMA% Ny d 'nni 'a' 'inf'r y
J 81. '..', 's,,,.,., a.. .r Gun
! tDA,.ti,iNN - Er.,
. 3D.. .., .,,it.
+ "-' =
/ rtAsII,iNN Sa.d.. a.sf..lass. in p'i-
/ ,.I.. o.. fh. ..,r,f.. t.-t ., reference.
| .,f...-. - E,A - "a. Br .tAHIv.
......t,,. o., ~,
Z tfDAsft. Al y Protestant fINIft 700. NN fN
'.,l.,,,.. rr.. .infs .hr cefe q
l.,r..t .fl ,nf-,ar~-. thorough
/ ...u-r a.l r,'.sh Jlner. god refer
/ ~a'' 49, - i"l".N ,so =.
'ru.t. i1t" n.t ''i' ,r i,.' %" -
so.n. 'al "f address W e.. o. - - ''''
,.,,r.uh-. GROOM 8r single man.
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7,i27 lsles coastwi-e 1850 ba.es: sales i@-o
bales. stock. 3G2 CG bales.
savannah Noy. - -cotton. steady mIddiing lt-l".
low midnirg g-lec. good ordinary. t.c., net aho
gross receipts s..S bales The Continent "F
halcs coa.'wise bales: sacs. i.lO0 bales Stock
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
AGENCY for Moa:ciair. Residences. ell
kinds. for rale or rent: furnished houses
.TB2S e. TAYLOR Beekman-st.. n. Y
CALIFORNIA.
Az exceptionally fine 2O-acre ranch ot
nave. oranges. apricois. prunes ana olives
Il .rl bearing; handsome. large rev house
i-t necessary outbullGngs: an ideal home =;
beautiful location IN the san Gabriel Val
~. 20 miles from Pasadena. IN miles
.ron railroad station; postofHce. chu7ches.
sie- Address Lock Box 64s. Pasadena.
Cal
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.n,.rprysEMENTs AND srBsCRJJp-
,rA DvEEEIn IKE THE Ew-YoRk TRiB.
ij Pr OFFICE no. O l2!2 ba anS x4.
"a door no,h qf Thf ,he following P-anch
NEhfisHssstE igh,h-ave. 100 Third ave,
seyenth-si.. corner Third,ao oss Thrd-aT 's
12oth-s,;. , nesr i.7os First-aye. lo6
near Srx.yssoond.st' 1872 Columbus-avs'
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I,OIsEWORK.- RESPECTABLE woman for
general housrWorK good city references.
NJ H.. 237 East l2lst-st., LIST floor no
lostalx.
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REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE

rNTNCCMBERED PLOTS al railroads
near Jamaica. l.. J.. FOR city improved
3: stock goods. including horse and
wagons. Address Box ~. Southold,
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HOMEWORK A respectable Sir, for gen
eral homework. WATERS. so Nes'
y9l-sr
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HOIISEWORK. -Protestant woman TO do
housework in American family. WITH
daughter 10 assist and go to schooi; eoSs
references. AMERICAN. Box lO5, 2%S
West l2Jth-st.
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CHAMBER or HOUSE WORK. ~ .
.oung Nor'h u Ireland II ]. IA s.",, "
family Address 1913 W-s; 21'n 81. b"ll II.
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HOUSEWORE. Young co!or"d girl % 90
l.usrworl n small private family IN
clty. plain cook and !aInGress: low WaE s,,
49t West 3i-f-ft.
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c1IAMnrKMA1D ans LArNOHEsS q

.u.cfahlc Competent c0lcrrd woman
u.ull d. ,,amberw,rS ana Laundry ipf
two 90, ,h'-c: can FURNISH rei~fsh "
r.s.v,,t ir ast. :. good plain co3f. car
At - rs.t >4ih-,f.. 'nir. iaJf. ;ioni.
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uSs;;.. A.--DRl:SSMAKER date win
,s',e. Howard ~ CO.)--GOwns made
liz istest imported Paris models. sl2 20
Srr,-,.cy Gay. 50. gowns Tenodc!i"d.
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COMPANIONS. ~ a yorr. Enhlish prot
start woman rs us"fu! cni"i'inNh -
H.. lost references Address SELL l..
~ E-hla lilL-e.
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HOCsTKFIPER &c.-nady desires &c
mr. position as housekeeper. companion
,r r.slden, teacher u French. vocal ana
instrlmcnisl music IN ZEN nsiy can l1.
MS, hi~i,.st Testimonials. please ADDRESS
,rr ono week stating particulars ard Sal
arv o~ered NJ. Box :. Tribune once.
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HOI'sEWORK.- Two colored girls for gen
.ral houss " ork: one as cook and ironing
other aSggt laundress; all houseNofk' pII-
ya;o family In the CITY: good references.
Address T. WUrTEp. s2i West 4lst-st.
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VOUSTWORR.- Yong girl to DO general
nousewOrl, in private family. 3th-aVe''
3 bells.
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ATTENTION. DRUGGISTS. BARGAIN -
For sale ia tie Oranges. y. =. siuD =.
business fixtures % 80 Nrars' established
drug store: ex--ilen' opportunity. I"r-
ti.ulars. HODGES. l7s Broadway. Room
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
FEMME.

SWEDISH cooks. launGiess"s. cham
Lerrnai1s. Mattresses. an s,r IS :, ~,
pEpG's Swedish Bureau. 35e ith-aye.. up
stairs.
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roY 81 1 WIZ send material 70 stop lrtk
I'm 4ur roof: write for catalogue 'rD
, GrJSEs T. Wet Broadway.
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LADY lairi.esser w.st0s few more
customers a: tAeir resiteicer' N""r'S"
L, ins -. MT
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A REFINED. ,nosougiiy con.ps'"n: Young
girl 10 care Tor grown chll.; t"2'h II rr-
auirei. and Wiling 10 D. us"'ri, NJ, OK
il ton 10 travel. Lest personal ''N '''''
.u,.. IH Mtg. iS'h-s'.
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COyPANION lady q refinement seeks
nos.,ion ~ companion ~ mother as-
sf~trn'. references. +. q. II. 40 i."NiHs-
fpu-1kr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14

TcSIT1oN h. American irdY ~ CON-
,snion se.retary. Cr 10 uaF-l WIN ~
vafi5. highest reference. ADD es MISC
y Pox 500 New Haven. tc13.
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FIREMAN -R~ rrenrnr@;. rs frs %
olaes fireman or general hous"wO K. Il.
t1TATi-IaN 9rS Gfl-qKs
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

poPsEs BOARDED at the Willow Glen
farm Address DIR. o. c. JACKSON. I.
q Box lGi Jamaica. l. ].
p0RSE and WAGON for sale on account
n illness % owner. Inquire 5l6 East
ifN-st store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14

swedisi giriI. on. as COOK aYd lai.nd' -ss;
the o,hcr a. ci.a.n6c-msM and waitress
or nurse. se1msiress. tos" arF ~ 80
rrs:.: excellent city reference 81 i-hs'
nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET,

yORRIsTOWN.--For rent. for the winter
Or ionscr. that attractive brick house.
fully furnishel. 80 Soathst. Address J.
HENRY JOHNSON & CO.. Morristown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mnlc.
ATTENDANT Wei educated young man.
~ as nurs". attendant ng travelling c0i0-
panion. A references from present en-
p!oyc.. Address ATTENDANT. loD N"gt
4?i-st.
.Hi'TIER or VALET.-nv young Swiss.
-: spoaks English Frrnch anl German:
best ~ Paris AMI '.ty family references.
GASSI.EH. 30 West 2sth-yt.
BUTTERFLY cOlored man. undertaking.
wines and salads: II years best ~ ref
crehccA cali all week. T. F.. 10, West
's.d-si.
BUTLER. By stendy. competent maa.
who thoroughly unierstnnds his duties
and can give best city references. Gail Gr
address 335 Cth-aVe.. near 2lst-st.
BI'TLER AND LET.-Enrllsh: age 81:
well recommended. W. q. BARKER.
1Gi East 39th-at.
CHEEKY thoroughly competent phi
vnte family chef: best New-io-k and
Chicago references. ] year with pfesea,
employer. Address 2ii East elst-sL
CHEF. French chef. IN hotel. club or
downtown restaurant: Just left employ
rnent; references. Address CHEF. care OF
Brown, 500 East Stth-st.
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city REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FINE double fats, 11sth-st.. West. and
other property. OWNER, pa West
ii'h-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, corner losth-st.-Ar-
t,s.!c substantial villa, less than SlOO.
no. sssv terms: send for circular. ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT CO. IS broadway.
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TO LADIES An long ha!r swi' hes 81
all kinds 20. human hair mad" 90 order
rsnictrrr o.. i. LYMAN. ~ H"l-
'ord-avr 800 Fulilr-st.. 40 Cat" -at".,
b,op.iyr. l33 Newark-avo.. Jerse; CRY.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-07-05
MELVILLE.

The click of the binder will soon be
heard in our midst.
Miss Sornsen is working in Audubon
at the Walker House.
Miss Jennie Oliver will teach our
fall term of school at No. s.
Frank Leavens, of South Melville,
transacted business in your city last
Saturday.
Some of our Melville friends attend
ed the show in Audubon Monday, and
report it "oUt of sight"
Mr.. Ohms marketed hogs in Audu,
bon last week. Lucky for him that he
disposed of them before the railroad
strike.
Most of the spring term Of school
closed last Friday, and many of the
teachers will take instructions in Au.
dubon at the school conducted by ID.
L. Repass.
The school at No. Melville, closed
recently with u picnic. Basket dinner
was served and all who went had q
splendid good time. Miss May Elem.
ming has given entire satisfaction as
teacher.
Mike Foley has put in water works
on his fine farm, which adds greatly to
the value and convenience of his land.
lie also purchased d wind mill Of Mar
shall Il Sharp of Audubon. Mike says
he will let the willing wind pump the
water for his stock.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-07-05
THE SOUTH.

The conditions of the South before
the war widely differed. y new order
of things grew out of the ashes of the
fires left by the Northern armies. The
change was even greater than that in
which the new republic found itself
when the Colonial armies cut the
United States from English territory.
Then the same homogeneous people,
fresh from the strife of war, turned to
the vOcations which they left when
they went to the field Of battle, and
devoted their energies with renewed
enthusiasm to the upbuilding of in
dustry and commerce on the same
lines that they had pursued before.
! How different with the South in 10!
A new area of industrial development
| and commercial possibilities dawned
which the attention of the South had
been confined almost entirely, most
unfortunately, to agricultural pur
suits. Tax valuations had been cut in
half, and when the South fully awoke
90 Il realization of the fact that it was
in the possession of its own people
once more, it was astonished to find
that its overwhelming burden of new
Indebtedness had increased in thrice
the proportion of the decrease of it's
ability to pay. Irresponsible, corrupt,
and despotic officials had gotten hold
of the ledger of it's credit, and had
stamped debt, debt, debt on every page.
No people under the sun ever faced
such task. The lack of limitation on
the credit of the State. which had been
safely guarded and protected by the
conservatism and the honor of the peo-
| pie had been taken advantage of by q
horde of cormorant dervishes who, if
| they had been permitted to continue
| their mad carOusal, would have placed
greater debt on the Southern states
than could have been met by the COM
bined nations of Europe. Yet such
were the instruments chosen, amid
such surroundings, to abSolye the
Southern states, by virtue Of the four
| tGenth Constitutional amendment,
from their portions Of their bonded in
debtedness. Thus directed by the gov.
eminent to rcOrganze the fundamental
law of the Southern states, they paid
more attention to the details of max
| ing robbery easy than TO she special
work of reputation assigned to them.
On regaining possession of their cap
itals, and resuming the administration
of affairs, the people of the respective
Southern states addressed themselves
at once with becoming energy to the
work of restoration and rehabilitation,
and to the more important task of es-
tablishing laws and regulations to
meet the requirements of the new Or
der of things. This great task they
soon performed, and so wisely did they
execute it that the credit established
by the Southern states on the new
basis, and under the new era of their
progress, was at once put on firm
foundation, which has been strength.
ened year after year by the never-fail,
ing test of experimentation "Our
Family Skeleton, by Clark Howell
in North american ReUieaC for July.