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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
70 al whom IL may concern: Notice il
horoby given that John L. Hunter, Who vas
convicted OF the offense Of highway robbery
- tie district court Of Ford County, Kansas,
a TIE eth day of December, 1855. viii make
auDllcation 70 the Governor Of Kansas on
- nth day Of September, 1894. for Q pardon,
- Gommutatfon. JOHN L. HUxTIR
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DR.. o. II. Simpson will be found in his
dental rooms for two weeks, beginning
on Tuesday, September IL.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Junkin. accompa-
MED by their cousin, Miss Lucy Henley.
left Tuesday for a ten days visit at Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver.
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Happy is he who don't have any other
political inclination except to vote.
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Good family flour fresh ground from
old wheat at Scots sack or exchange
for wheat. BOndurant n lOuDg.
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Most of the battle of this campaign will
be fought tomorrow.
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Try our Pancake Flour at 30 cents
sack,-BOndurant Il Young
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Rev. @. G.. kessel, the new Free
Methodist pastor. writes us he will be in
Dodge City on Sunday, Sept.2. Services
one door east of the brick photograph
gallery at ii O'Clock a. IN.
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Miss Kate Misner will teach school this
winter at Howell. She begins the work
next Monday.
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Land For Sale.

Land For Sale.
We offer for sale the following land
obtained by tax deeds and on which four
years taxes were paid:
BOGGs & EYMAN, Galesburg. Ill.
FORDCO
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|uEENSWARExx
ASTORE.
SAM STUBS, Propr.

Sam Stubs has filed a long
felt want in opening an exclu-
sive stock of Queensware. The
new store Occupies the quar-
tiers lately vacated by the Cen
trail Meat Market. II you want
to see the latest designs or buy
at prices that will suit any
pocketbook, go look over
this great assortment. Buy
where you can get the best as
well as the cheapest.
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There will be primary department at
the college for young children. Also a
preparatory department for the interme-
date grade.
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TAKEN UP-By Willis E. Welcher, II
miles north OF Wright. one bay gelding,
years old. small white spot in forehead,
crippled in left leg, weighs about 1900
pounds.
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First-class instruction Oh piano and Or
gan at college after Sept. 4.
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There will be class at the college in
Bets System of Free Gymnastics, and
the Delsarte System of Physical Culture.
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Go to III. 3. Bells. south side X. r.,
for all kinds Of Farming Implements.
Now is the time to buy way down.
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Children Cry for Pitch
oY'S Ca9tOria.

For SALE-A choice 100000 LIST Mort
gage Loan, dated Sept. Isl, 1892, running
years at per cent interests. secured by
16O acres improved farm in Ford county
valued at $4,000. Interest and taxes
paid to date. Will discount loan TO net
Il per cent interest. Write for par
ticulars. Address WIN. o. Knox, Room
1. ITO Suffer street, San Francisco Cal.
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\ junior preparatory department has
been added to Soule College. A daily
hack service will begin running from the
business center 10 the college next Mon
day, with five cents fare each way.
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LOsT-Black terrier dog, white spot on
breast. wore collar with two bells attached.
$500 for return of dog to K. H. McElwain,
Dodge City.
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Hon. John J. Ingalls, is billed to speak
at Dodge City during this campaign.
The exact date has not been settled up
on.
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Canon COal-Plenty of it at Bondurant
& YOungs.
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School district order books al the cOun
ty superintendent office, Globe print, 75c
each.
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As socn as the foreign Salt trust has
crushed out the business of mining salt
in this state the price of salt viii, be
doubled TO the farmers of western Kan
SaS.
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Three Of the new railroad brakemen
were arrested by Marshal Rhodes last
week. charged with stealing about $3.50
worth Of clothing from the commercial
sample room under the fifth avenue res
taurant. Two of these men were recent
ly discharged from the company's EN-.
plOy.
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The republican convention meets to-
morrow. at 2 p. m.
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"Orange Lily is responsible for
many happy home. having changed
respondent, irritable wives and mothers
into cheerful, happy women. How? By
removing the cause. Sold by Mrs. A. NJ.
Shinn. agent, Dodge City. L would say
to the ladies of Dodge City. call on Mrs.
A. NJ. Shinn, and you will find her to be
a kind old christian mother.-Rachel
Sizelove, state agent.
Mrs. Sizelove is having quite success
with her remedies in this State. She
makes friends wherever she goes, and
is doing great deal of good.
If any person thinks this is not an
apple country let them drive past A. j.
Anthony's place and see those fine large
trees literally loaded with apples. The
fruit not only hangs thick on the trees,
but is of unusually fine quality. Mrs.
Anthony left sample of two varieties
at our Office few days ago which beat
any fruit We have seen shipped into
Dodge City this year. One kind were
of the beautiful and delightful favored
Maiden Blush, so we'll known every
where, while the others were new kind
to Us. They were of a green color. turn
ing to delicious looking yellow by the
ripening influence of our glorious sun
shine, and as fine of flavor as their ap-
pearance indicated. We put a tape line
around one of then which measured be-
tween eleven and twelve inches in cir
conference. Both kinds bake quickly
and to perfection.
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Stoddard's Portfolio of Photographs
handsomely bound in Morocco lea ther for
50. Half Morocco 81. Full Russia S..
Half Russia $3.50. Cloth Sl.5O.
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E. III. Madison and family return to day
from Grainfield, Ill.
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The city schools open next Monday.

Prof. Watt, music instructor for Soule
college, arrived last Monday.
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Try a sack of Vans Best or Luxury. For
sale at the Ford Milling Cos sales rooms.
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Mr.. VIM. Riley, the popular Santa Fe
conductor, has been painting his house OH
Fourth avenue. He did the painting him.
self in three or four cOlOrs, giving the
house very nobby appearance. The Or
namental woodwork, with the new paint
makes it the prettiest little house in the
city.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

College opening September 4, at p. m.
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DODGE CITY, KANS.. Aug IL. 1894

DODIE Iii. Mans. Aug 10. 1874.
Editor of the Globe Republican:
forwarded two samples
there. on alfalfa and other plants in this
cOunty. and which Mr.. Elliott described
in your last issue. Iagree with Mr..
Elliott that this vine or web should not
be allowed to make seed. received the
following answer from Prof. G. L. Fair
child. of Manhattan. Kansas. which you
will please publish.
Nc MAYRATH.
MANHATTAN, kAs., Aug. Is. 1894.
NC MAYRATH,
Dodge City. Has.
Dear Sir:
Yours of 9th. and 9Th
inst. accompanying samples of vine
destroying alfalfa in your neighborhood
have awaited my return from outside the
State.
The vine is commonly called .'doddin''
and as you say has no roots, living alto
gether on the plants it hangs upon, you
will find it described in Gray's Manual
of Botany page 371-372, under the name
'.Cuscuta decOra.'
know no way to destroy it, but to
NOW the spots attacked and burn every
thing of the plant. This ought to be done
before it natures the little pods from
which its spores (seedD are scattered.
do not thiuk it has poisonous quail
ties, but we have no experience in feed
ing it. Yours Truly
Geo. T.FAIRCHILD.
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Go to Bells for your harness. Selling
just as cheap as you can buy in Kansas
City. Ifyou want repairing done, Mr..
f. Duda is there to fix up your harness.
He is the only Saddler in Dodge City.
Call and see for yourself.
Mr.. Bunyan whose wife killed Joe Nc
Elroy, was in the city last Wednesday,
and we interviewed him. He said Mrs.
Bunyan was perfectly sane. and had been
so all the time. He thinks Joe had a
sudden attack of insanity, as he would
not have acted so in his right mind.
Capt. j. H. Churchill has had the seed
threshed from the product of another
tract of second crop alfalfa, fifteen acres
this week. 1t made 113 bushels. 1t
means over $500 from the one cutting off
the fifteen acres, as he retails it out for
$500 per bushel.
A horned toad is ranging at large in
our midst. He is native of No Mans
Land, and was left in charge of a family
on the corner of Second avenue and Elm
street, until the owner returns and calls
for it, but succeeded in escaping. The
toad was great pet and loved to be ca
ressed by hand. The creature has no bad
habits and is perfectly harmless.
Everything points to an era of irriga-
ton by wells on those western plains.
We saw circular from the Syndicate
Land and Irrigation Co., of Kansas City.
this week, which is being sent all over
the west to get statistics from individuals
on the subject. The syndicate is prepar-
ing to handle pumping plants and power
appliances for use in irrigation.
The Rock Island will have the finest
train in the world to leave Topeka at $50
p. M. Saturday, Sept. s, and run through
to PittsburX, Pa, via Chicago and Erie.
Our train Friday, Sept. Z, win connect
with this train at Topeka, leaving Dodge
City at 3:25 p. m. The president Of the
Woman's Relief Corps will have q private
car attached to this train. Rate from
Dodge City will be $a9.65 for the round
trip, final limit Sept. 18Th.
T. c. Smith, Agent.
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An Ohio man who fed twelve hogs on
wheat estimates that he got 1920 for
fifty bushels of wheat by marketing it
in the form of pork, whereas had he sold
it he would only have received 326. He
advises buying hogs, even at a good price
to feed the wheat to.
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Children Cry for Pitch
e1'S c0OtoTio.
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Two Michigan brothers of Joe Nc
Elroy, victim Of the Wilbur tragedy,
came last week to look after the interests
of their unfortunate brother. The de-
ceased owned several fine horses, besides
land on Crooked Greek and property in
Oklahoma. They say Joe had dent in
the skull and his physician warned them
Il might some time OBJECT his mind.
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The great Galloway cattle ranch. COM
prislng about II 900 acres of land on the
south side of the river. near kinsley has
been sold to a company Of Cincinnati
capitalists who intend to lay out town
on it, cut it up into fruit farms and colo
nize it with thrifty Ohio farmers. An ir-
rigating pump on each twenty acres will
in few years show wonderful results.
Ore of the unemployed Santa Fe strik-
ers recently contracted for piece Of land
on the Arkansas river valley, and will
seed it to alfalfa next spring. He can
continue to make his home in Dodge City
and 60 down to the alfalfa meadow when
ever necessary to look after harvesting
the crops. Another striker is figuring on
starting creamery and cheese factory At
this place.
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REID THIS.

READ THIS.
This fabey xiii rece1e neither adsertise-
ments nor ne.rs items for publication later
than ST.. O'Clock +. m. Thursday.
Al items Of local ne.ss thankfully recef-ed.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
College opening September 4, at p. m.
! f. II. Madison and family return to day
from Grainfield, Ill.
Most of the battle of this campaign will
be fought tomorrow.
First-class instruction Oh piano and Or
gan at college after Sept. 4.
Happy is he who don't have any other
political inclination except to vote.
DR.. Simpson has been on a profession
al tour through the southern counties. His
wife and Ray Griggs accompanied him.
First-ciass instruction at college On
band and orchestra instruments, guitar,
mandolin, zithar, violin, etc.
School district order books al the cOun
ty superintendent office, Globe print, 75c
each.
There will be class at the college in
Bets System of Free Gymnastics, and
the Delsarte System of Physical Culture.
StOddard's Portfolio of Photographs
handsomely bound in Morocco lea Their for
So. Half Morocco 81. Full Russia SIS. |
Half Russia $3.50. Cloth S1.5O.
TAKEN UP-By Willis E. Welcher, II
miles north of Wright. one bay gelding,
> years old. small white spot in forehead,
crippled in left leg, weighs about 1920 |
pounds.
LOsT-Black terrier dog, white spot on
breast. wore collar with two bells attached. |
$500 for return of dog to K. II. McElwain, |
Dodge City.
As sOcn as the foreign Salt trust has |
crushed out the business of mining salt |
in this state the price of salt will be |
doubled TO the farmers of western Kan
SaS.
John Allen, member of Congress from
Mississippi, said the one thing he had to
regret was that the senate got paid for
voting for the sugar tariff bill, while the
house had not.
Mrs. DR.. Wade and daughter returned |
to their Pueblo home last Friday. Mrs.
f. f. Sheldon. Mrs. Wade's mother, ac-
companied them, and will reside with her
daughter in the future.
n Junior preparatory department has
been added to Soule College. A daily
hack service will begin running from the |
business center 10 the college next Mon
day, with five cents fare each way.
Rev. G. G.. kessel, the new Free
Methodist pastor. writes us he will be in
Dodge City on Sunday, Sept. Services
one door east of the brick photograph
gallery at ii O'Clock a. IN.
Mrs. E. Drinkwater will close out her
entire stock of millinery. She intends to
leave the city, and will sell regardless OF
cost. Here is good opening for some
one to engage in the business by purchas-
ing this stock outright at a bargain.
Three Of the new railroad brakemen
were arrested by Marshal Rhodes last
week, charged with stealing about $50
worth Of clothing from the commercial
sample room under the fifth avenue res
taurant. Two of these men were recent
ly discharged from the company's EN-.
ploy.
Go to Bells for your harness. Selling
just as cheap as you can buy in Kansas
City. Ifyou want repairing done, Mr..
F. Duda is there to fix up your harness.
He is the only Saddler in Dodge City.
Call and see for yourself.
Mr.. Bunyan whose wife killed Joe Nc
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Nc MAYRATH.

MANHATTAN, HAS, Aug. Is. 1894.
Nc MAYRATH,
Dodge CITY. Has.
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STORE, other good paying privileges for
sale at once, rea dr, illness. "a Christopher nj.
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East Side.
IRVING PLACE, -. near Union Square-Large
we'll furnished room; hail 20 m 80. gentle
men.
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40 EXTRA CHARGE o TT-Advertisemeuts
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Once ia the city. where the
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

,CCOUNT OF SICKNESS, regardless OF value, 4
Superior. sound. young, chunky built horses,
s4Oto $40 ,all owner residence, 1917 Atlantic
Bry oklyu, LIST flat.
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ChNDi.. cIgars, notions; sold cheap. Call after
9 7. VI. anl East lGlih g.
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GREAT BARGAINS-Seven sound. gentle,
chunky horses and mares, $50 TO $50: weeks
rial: top grocery wagon and trucks. lOo Free
man ST. GreenpNlnt
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unfurnished Rooms to Let.

nth ST. 20 w.-Front room. top floor. IS
month; also 3 rooms. rear, IS.
45TU ST., l23 v. -2d-story front alcOve room:
$40 month; other rooms; furnished or unfur-
nislpd.
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CORNER SALOON FOR ALE IS Hoboken ave-,
Jersey City Heights.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

one TIM, :0c. per i'ne; Second Tme, lie. pr
RnC: Third and Subsequent 7faes. I6c. per hn<
No ertrd charge on S,1IddyS
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Musical.

VIOLIN LESSONS by first cials professor from
Paris and London luicl:ts! method. Address
Professor, 1872 East Esd st.
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~ flt NlpRE-Splrndid location; no oppose
non al cash tfnde: good lease. low rent: less
man lrnNe j. worth owner In Wholesale: SIG
IiooNcrs Hotel, corner l.Sth 81. and Sd ave.
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ufice.
East Side.
GRAMERCY PARK, 49, Il. 2lst st. Large b
small rooms; superior tnhle; table boarders ac-
commoda'ed. references.
LEXINGTON AVE, l4O-Frivatr American
family viii rent nicely furnished room with or
without board; references.
~ AVE-, 1870 Respectable man wanted to
board In small family. Murray, l flight.
9TH AVE. lO~2-Accommodates working ladies a
gents; me, hanics boarded; cool rooms at 81. 90.
IS weekly.
4TH AVE. 10, opposite Cooper union-Furnished
rooms; substantial board. gentleman q married
couples, SbO up.
10TH ~. nj Handsome front parlor, hot 4
cold water; private entrance; reasonable.
loliI ST. LIE single room, with board, 81;
other rooms, 50; ladies', -.
18TH 81, 24i l.. Rooms for 2: good board;
Sl2 h upward; table boarders
18TH 81. Pts 4. Handsomely furnished rooms,
large. small; hot. cold water; excellent table;
moderate.
10TH 81. 100 l.. Pleasant. cool rooms, excel.
lent hoari every convenience; summer prices;
gentlemen or ladies'.
10TH 81. hol =. corner OF Ave. A-IIaNl room,
with or without board.
2UlII 81. ~ 4. Fine rooms; running water;
beard optional.
FIST ST. IS E.-Handsomeiy furnished rooms:
superior table; parlor dinins-room; references
exchanged.
22D ST, llS L. Handsomely furnished room L
bN"'' ~ $3.50 'S"'''
23D 81. .23l L. Private house. neatly furnished
square front room, very cool. with good, sub
stantial board.
2PIII ST. l3S f.. Large Il small furnished
rooms, every convenience, with board; mod.
crate rates; transients accommodated.
Dist ST. : E.-Handsome rooms. frS;-clas.
table 4 accommodation: nlso phrlor iioor tor
ph ySician.
BID ST. 2lS T.. Furnished rooms with board
all "onr"nicncSs; gentlemen; -.
4lST ST, 2+l T. Nice, airy rooms, with good
board all conven!ences; ladies' ~ 90, gents So.
40rII ST. ,cli +, Furnished rooms, with board:
ladies -, gentlemen - weekly: table board.
iSFH ST. 242 T.. desirable, prcttIly furnished
rooms. with or without board very moderate.
good board, in respectable Jewish family: rca-
sonnblc.
18Th ST. .l0i r. -lopms, with first class board
gentlemen preferred moderate: summer rates
18TH 81. 1913 f. Front room. suitable for 2;
cnnvcpicnccs: superior German board; mod
crate.
18TH 7. la3 i. Double K single rooms, viii
first class board: terms moderate.
5STII ST "a Very desirable large room, with
bath southern exposure, board optional.
5TrII 81, 30 r.. near "a ave. Nicely inr-
niSh"i room, .nrivate house, all conveni"nces,
with or without b BARD.
9TH 81, "a /. First class board: VOL far.
n'sh"d rooms fine location; summer prizes,
GOTH ST. IA E.-IIandsomely furnished rooms
7jTn ~. ~! H.. ground iioor-.A lew respect.
atlc men boardcrr wanted.
S7Tu ST, 23- T. Private parlor, bedroom;
board. Slotor2 ,; small room. Sl.60 fishcl.
lliTn 81. l4i Nice. large room, board Tor
two, In private Jewish family.
Path ST. corner Lexington ave. 0Io,el Pete
Ter. Handsomely furnished rooms. with or
without board; terms reasonable.
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WANTED-Good second hand variety mouidsr.
Address l.. A.. S5s Broomo st.
WANTED To PURCHASE, a strickly o, X. Five
Lloyds. Address at once,
care OF J. A. johnson. 40 Broad st.
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FOR SAl.E-The license. lease. &c. OF the cd
established Mansion House, Montreal, p, O.:
within 8 minutes OF both q. T. RR. and C. p. RA.
depOts; newly furnished and everything In first.
class condition; snap for man with small capital.
Address PROPRIETOR MANSION HOUSE. Mon
irenl. L. q
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OnS 7Ime, CSC. pr Inc. Socond 7ime, re. per
hnc: Third and Subsequent Times. zoe per hRS
Sc pa has ezra charge on SuadavG
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CANDY. stationery, lee. cream saloon, q rooms:
EOOI SPOT. lML we. O.. MeMr lnih 81.
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There are gte entrances two on Br@vayt two on Sixth Avenue and four On ThJs second Street.
Furnished Rooms to Let.

l4OOo wv ~ NJ11 IL.
/
East Side.
3qrH ST., 100 T., -Siccly furnished room, for
liSht housekeeping LOO TO $3.50 private
""",e
iIsht hoIscN,ppine r or gssn,II ernsIn' y,r t"I t"ns5 ,Tt
able - wy ''"'"
a,srSr MO II r,.n,.,,a, r.o.,. o.....,ia.,a,
ar lIghi 'I"ns ~ r,,pp,m ,n,n,s rnasnn,, 4, ''e"'''
ASSIST .ol II lurnisb,d ,n.,,s f,r loa,.s ar
.,r,, lnn,rr,o"r. ',ih,L,, rWn,l.' VI" :, ,nu''S W
~ u' ~ -..,gNel ."t =, Wy,
gentlemen or lIrht housekeeping; terms reason.
able.
.2p vi. 10, Il xIco,y m,n,.h,, r,o,,s. h,,...
Keeping: hall rooms, ri, 90 So no children.
4trl, ST. $50 l.. - convenient Grand Central -
Inrlor. double rooms running water. light
,r, s'".'"e".
SUI, -, ~ H. N.reIy IurniSh.d nnNms, lall
iwuLn. Vu'c' 'hUlhy' orehkIast; hght houHe'
INN narior a., ri,H 'ownsT,nnR ruoihs' gas
u"'"' p"''ol ""'' iron' hl'hlcEpr.
owl" wlibo MN b,a ar"n Furnished rooms with or
GbTu ST.. Ina r. -E,pv,nt reNIv frr,,s,,d
parlor h rooms to distinguished people wishing
first class home.
ann, ur ,o,. ,,-,- c--I,-, -
convenicncrs; caterer in building, '''' "'
StTU 81 "A, u ho,waon ~, !. zoo =
Nicely iurntshcd room. 81. Is. Inquire janitor
soTu Sr al7F ,r,va,. house ,,or,o r,o,ns
2 small X doors rom T. "0"'' -"e' ''o"'''
"
west Side.
BANK ST, d.
Large room also hall room.
BARROW ST. 30, near Bleeckpr-s2, 30 per
,,rnx,er 80
hn,I,a, NJ sni,;,ni., i. r, ,ou,. ush; n'gh' iafR"
s"' ~ --
ANk ST., III, near spring st. Furnished
~ Nv, .. w: WIS n""'r
CLINTON LACE, W Comfortable furnished
rooms gentlemen or housekeeping every con
'e'''hce' o"'h' &c sl'oonp' references.
HOUSTON 7 2Ss W. Handsomely furnished
room. with sitting. room adjoining, very deSir-
hnic Tor gentlemen or man n VIE, gnS, bath,
light room, 81. 70, '""' ~" - NV '"''
,,,>, ,- a.
nishcd throughout; baths; 81 80 M, ""' '"
MACno,.c,, CT ss-wa,,, ,nrn,.,o, 1900
house %a ss"'''me" or hs"' housekeeping private
rooms on nj floor il, private house: sentIcmen;
running water.
prtvnIn Lhnnso y" n =, 90, nehr W. nre.
l r ronn P pel. + n. n ",neh only ROOM 2o"ds;
4TiI ST, BJ W, Washington .o~uare-Niceiy fur.
nishcd rooms for ho,; sck e.n,i,a mr. ye,,, Ic,ron
rent 81. iOup.
,,,,,
ALL = i.l So W.: !, aGrSe; nice room for ? terms
80 ''"i
suitable Tor gentlemen or iigh, Misunderstanding
ORR ,VE ,,s n,,,o. ,un a, - -
room: also hall room, 20; convenience; gentle.
m'h'
1pT n SJ DIV yory 1,.Ir,bIa rroo,,., -
meeting or separately; large closets: running
wafer; large bnthru9m; thoroughly we'll kept
,nr,, sr
h,njsa;n;;""iHv W rnMi sm Lnr"H5hHn' rensGoraten
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MISS McCARE,S


DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming at ii
East nth St, between 5th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening; private les
sons. any hour, 81; waltz guaranteed In six pri-
yats lessons, IS; I lessons. 81; quarter. "a les
sons, IS; lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS and SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginners at any time. Open all summer.
Special and individual attention given to those
learning tho waltz; also the new and fashionable
dances, including stage, fancy and character.
{. HOWE. 10 East 42d St. guarantees the waltz
In 8 private lessons for IS with music. morn
ing. afternoon or evening; young or old any day.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY. 20 West
5pth 81. Four class lessons, 81: "a lessons. 81;
correct waltz guaranteed in u private lessons. with
music, So; lady and gentleman teachers: ropular
prices: send for circular: private lessons in the
waltz our speciality; reception TO. MORROW
EVENING: dancing 3. 30 to u: admission, gen.
tieman and lady. 4Oc. open all summer.
MISSES MONTGOMERY. 31s W. 18th St. teach
Spanish, 'Serpentine, - butterfly, Fan, ~
- Miro" and all stage dances.
OPEN SUMMARY Waltz and all fashionable
dances taught rapidly; circulars. KNIrKliR-
BOOKER CONSERVATORY, A. W.. 14th st.
STAGE DANCING. 40 West 2Sth ST.. G. Cons,au
tine; all latest novelties: my pupils now on
stage: Bessie Clayton, Clark. Wells and Ruby.