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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-11
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
O>oO>~NoNNONNNonN~ oNNNNNNNoNNN>N@
Male
A. VIM. l.. HARTUNG.
Public ENp'rt Accountant and Auditor.
Morse Building. Room 50. $40 Nassau-st.
A FRENCHMAN. IL years in this country
would Ike To- represent reliable firm IN
the West. Mexico or other foreign coun-
tries any kind Of Al business or industry
consid-red. languages. French. Engish.
Span sh. references EXCHANGED. Afdres !.
HENRI FAINRE. sufrern. Rockland
County. y. Y.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.- BY young
man n9p. or general clerk. three years
eNpeii need good fgurer. NkLESrElN.
o23 Broadway.
BOOKKEEPER familiar with office rou-
tine %. large manufacturing establish
ments seeks position where the services
Of an experienced man ~ integrity in
dustry and ability are required FRANK.
LOS Fulton-st. Brooklyn.
BOY GG wants to learn a trade. Will give
an idea Of a patent fender 10 his en-
plover RE ~. LET'S. Jr.. 53T T,orimer
s.. Brooklyn.
ROY uN desires position. experienced in
shipping: also some knowledge ~ stem
oGraphv and typeHriting. prefers law ~
hc". REFERENCES. Box :. Tribune or
fee.
CLERK American young man wishes
situation as clerk In office. good penman
and correct at figures. has some knowl
edge II bookkeeping 5. F.. 4o5 f. 57th st.
DRIVER BY young man. 81 as driver:
experienced shipper reference. G
HERBST. 3l6 9th ave.
fat or factory. NJ !. GILBERT. 9si
Columbus ave.
ENGINEER First class: marine and sta
uonary, license. Il. Is. p. ~ East
l22G -.
ENGINEER with several wears expert
encc as janltor in fats and office huilG
ing. all around general nan. host Of city
reference. married u. HACKETT ii6
Nayerley Place.
FRENCH ROY. II wears lately .anded
speaks little English wishes situation at
ANYTHING. EUGENE. Stapleton. staten
Island.
JANIToR-i5 years experience: or 6
hat-houses. doing all repairs. tending
boiler lMMERMANN 5O2 West stth-st
JANIToR Man and wife. NJ children:
man painter. handy with carpenter tools F..
two or IN -ee houses. references gwen. 8
FRANK. ll0I peKaln ave. Bro klyn.
MASON. -l,rick or stone by day or lump
j. HENRY. l2I North 4th-st.. Brook
Ign. f. u.
PAINTER First class N o. ou-sde house
painter. with tools. also paperhanser.
per Gay. week OF Job work. best references
232 East I5tn st. :. Is DlELOWITZ.
PLIMBER Flfst class. experienced and
reliable jobhing Tlumh@r. best references.
MANDELL. 2?3 7uh ST.
SALESMAN. Who wants an outside sales
man or representative with the following
qualifications. Long experience In selling
axe 40. good talkcr. gentlemanly address
best reference. my present contract ~
pires middle of next month and desire I"
change my line. which does not pay now
must have travelling expenses and modet
ate weekly income guaranteed. y. Y. z.
Tribune Onlce.
Young MAN would like q position In an
,n1tr where he can advance years eN
pesience. excellent references. ANDREW
MARBLE. 1S5 Grand 81.
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Conntrn rropcrln for Sal.

N1@~rONrNNH/NT%OVV%SSVV~
NOR SAIE.-Stock farm Of 300 acres 20 miles fror
Il PHILADELPHIA plenty Of and timber, railroad
station property also suitable for town site For par
tcuars address II. GUEST Box SD Philadelphia J. ..
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.N~N.N.~ N~-NN ~ s-N)-ON>N0ON~yN~-NNNNN
OUR GREAT midsummer sale Is the most
astonishing feature In the commercial
world. nothing like II eiscW here, goods
almost given away. JAMMES. 500 Broad
way.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
HELP WANTED.


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Male.
AGENTS WANTED to retail macintoshes,
rubber clothing. etc. free samples. pro
tected territory. +. o. Box 1871. New
York.
WANTED. An IrEA.-"ho can think q
some simple thing to patent. protect your
IDEAS they may bring you wealth write
JOHN WEDDERBURN e CO. Patent a
torneys. Washington. y. G.. foI their 81 800
prize offered 70 inventors and list OF 2OO IN
ventions wanted.
WANTED. Travelling statesmen to handle
r. good paving side line. Address DUN
MING VOORHEES, MFG CO. Box 5I3.
Chicago.
WANTED In a barking house. Il bright.
intelligent lad Of good address. between
10 ard Is years D: age. must be good
ne,man and reside at home with parents
or guardian Address r. H. RoN -. IN
applicants Handwriting. Tribune once.
WANTED Experienced solicitors and
men Of brains stamped with success. 70
whom We can now assign special terri
tory for the sale II The New York IT'D
une's great work. "America's Successful
Men" II is one II the most easily solo
publications now before the American
people. because II is not only deeply In
teresting In itself but n great educator
object lessons. Every family and library
IL expected to order IT, Published In two
large volumes royal octave illustrated
with numerous steel and stipple portraits
Address ADAMS CO.. IS Duane
ST.. y Y.
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DRESS MAKING,

~ -ON<>|> -
DRrSSMAKER. Experienced. hv day
81 80 or home cheap. good filter. al
kinds Il dresses. rcnoyaies equal 10 new
lunch only. FASHIONABLE. az Broad
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for ner buildings and alterations
filed Yesterday:
New buildings. main office
No West. for four-story brick
dwelling. not mentioned, Samuel sass co. ,oo
architect ................ S--'''
Alterations no
shave No 49, by Sophia Poundt Of 40 %
mas""s''" "'e 'e'' " " ............... 1000
4lst st. n corner 10Th ave. by Michael T Joyce.
of No 313 West 47th-st. owner, 70 five story
brick hotel and tenement 90
I'd ST No OF East by IRnatz Opner Of No 81
East 72d-s owner Paul Zomhony, lessee. to -
three-stor brick hotel Ia
lst-ave. . corner 1th-st. by John Mc'orghan.
owner. Frederick Gimme. lessee. 10 four 49,
story brick hotel and dwelling ............-.... 100
Essex st No 100 by the estate of u p Young. Of
br,ck hotel ~ observation-disclosures. 80
Rtvington- St no 23G by George a Simon If No
io Il" ~ q three-storv brick hotel ..... go
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
COACHMAN Married. years refer
ence. thoroughly unde stands his busl-
ness. would like situation as coachman or
around horses. +. r.. 1888 Avenue 4.
COACFIMAN. -Swede. p. thoroughly un-
derstands his business. nrst-class refer
ence Apply AZ present employers, ;. VI.
Bixby lgi-l96 Hester-st.. or NJ his resi-
dence . All Crestcn-ave Fordham y. \.
COACIIMAN .-Englishmaa. 20. thoroughly
understands the care ~ fine horses and
carriages. strictly sober and ohlglng. Il
wears personal references from last en-
ployer Address CNlACHMAN. $40 Centre
St. East orange. y. J.
COACEIMAN PLAN gardener. active. tenn
perate: understands hts business. can
milk moderate wages. references. X
Tribune Office.
COACHMAN.-Slng experienced In New
York and BROOKLYN. understands his bus
mess in every particular. would he found
trustworthy and ohlging has best per
sonal references. JOHN. Box ~ Tribune
Office.
COACHMAN and TsEFrLMAN BY a
German. looking for good home In pref
erence to high wages' wears in L. pia,e
CHARLES BEYER care ~ 7. Heck.
i9Tth-st. and Kingsbrdse Road.
FARM HAND By married man one In
family as farm hand or MANAGEMENT ~
small farm. wife understands hoartlns
men: ! years references. J. MUMAhN.
White Plains y. Y.
GROOM By young man. about p years
old sober with good references. as gro, m
or on stock farm. J. X. lt'N 10, LIZ
Brofdway
GROOM or STABLEMAN BY a young
man In country or town. understands tI-
care horses harness aai carriages. no.
afraid of hard work. Address O.. 52A
Bleecker-st.
GARDENER and FLORIST BY careful
reliable man ~ many years 'NQerienc"
IN greenhouses. vegetables. lawns. LAYING
out ~ grounds. management ~ help. &c /.
tho general requirements and repairs ~
gentlemnns estanl.Sfmrnt, m litl'd. W .
MARSpE\. West New hrlRhi"h. staten
Island.
GARDENER Married. NJ children. thor
onghly understands greenhouses. lowers
md vegetable garden mrs, 9 as refer enr".
employer can I've seen. JOHN MAlleR.
"a 10Th ave.
GARDENER. German. middle aged. s!n
gle. understands gardening IN all -
branches good references. "a years 10
las; place. @. GARDENER. 2to Broome
GARDENER and FLORIST German. -.
single. on gentleman's place. understands
culture ~ roses. carnations. n ut ana N,s'
tables. nrst.cia reference last emp ~ ~.
Address ALBERT SHtbII. care Je"eler
Woln $50 sth ave
GARDENER ON gentlemans place mar
RED. thoroughly competent In green
hons. .rnpcrl.s T, s~hOu-eS vegetable
flower and fruit garden. no strk. Sooi
references T. e.. Box 3',. Hemp
stead. l.. |.
GARDENER ny German. n. married.
one child take care ~ horses. COWS.
lawn garden. flowers. greenhouses. best
references kIFHNIl. 30 Central ave.
Jersey city Heights
GARDENER by German young man
singh. understands horses and COWS ami
ANYTHING around gentleman's place. Per
sonsl reference. Address BECK. ii3 West
x.th ST.
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THE ORANGES -. !. IN sp@cia,'y). -
Residences for rent. for occupancy on or
after Sept l. also. sale 5000 10 $1,000
inward terms 10 suit. Full pafncn ar'
= p HAMILTON & co &C 'Rway y Y.
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AT MONTCLAIR.-Hou Tor sal. ana 70
,et: furnished and unfurnished. WIN Al
-AyrOR Nontclair. ". j.
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Manhattan Beach.

LEAVE FOOT OF Bath ST. f r.. daily except Sun.
day 80 GAO 40 900. II 90 \. NJ. 1910 and half
hourly from 40 $40. 600 and half hourly from
$40 1910 i. VI.
WHITEHALL. ST. via Bay Ridge. daily except sun.
day. hourly from 40 \ VI. 10 l2lO i. NJ. and half
hourly from 40 10 $40 1920 T. VI.
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FOR SAI.H.

FOR SALE.
--~~OeOoNoNN.NN-0. ~N~~~SNNNNNNNNNNN0N
IA WEEKLY payments.
fine diamonds. watches no trash. Call
or address WATCH SUPPLY co. Nal
den Lane. RooT = III goods guaranteed.
AT kEpIrED PRICE. 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fullr
euaran:eed: machinery bought and ex-
ehangei GEORGE II EDDY. 100 Mad
son-st.
FOR SATE--A RudCe wheel. in good
order. all toolq. .20 Call after p. m.
butcher shop, Gu2 9th ave.
FOR SALE-Flrst- class butcher shop
doing good business: good reasons fOr
selling address ADDISON J. LYON. III
Stevens ave Noun, Vernon. ~ Y
INDIAN RELICS -IArR. collectio~ fo-
sale cheap Writ W. MOOREHEAb
Col1-nlus Ohio
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Connirn proprrlp for Sale or 60 Get


VIOUSE TO IET.-For SAFE to let. all inpro- ements.
/ Inquire OWNER 49, Prospect-ave. Belmont. y Y.
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Gin Real Cstate for Sale or 60 Get.

NOR SALE OR TO 1ET.-The elegant stone front mod
Il era dwelling No. 7O4 81. Nich olasa West
i45ths,. All convenences. Rent. 81 eco. Inquire of
l.. X BINGHAM ~ Roses.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.


I05TH-ST.. l4G WEST Elegant six room
fats. private halls. hath. all improve
ments. fine location. ianitor services. I'D
eral rent allowed. Apply II janiior.
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Real estate tOantro.

Real estate Uantro.
WANTED.-DpS able houses
for sale and to let in first-class
localities.
Douglas Robinson & Co.,
500 MADISON AVE. * LIBERTY ST.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bach Lewis z 70 Annie r Bierstadt. 35th st. 1890
Bethany Evangelical Lutherar Church ,Englism
10 Frederick Langhfst Teasdale race ,ooo
575 # W If Trinity ave years "o'
General Synod Of the Evangelical l'utheraH 900
Church in the s. SAM rmeD property fS. rm geaTs
Industrial Savings Bank. No Ill West 2sth-st' oo,
Duff Bryan. and wife to Helen F whson n
163d-s,. 1l5 II Of Courtland-ave. Years ~
Same to John Eustis same property ~ ,a days. o
225 II Of 5h-ave years. ................ 5000
Faucstt. Isabel to James II Londergan Ire oooo
moni-ave. 400 Il Of Marmon ave. years; -"'
Garrett Mary A. 70 Frank Griswold. 30
ave l02 9 It Of LIST ave lWoodlawn years SOD
Hynes Peter II. and wife to William l. Flanagan
managing director. corner 7th-ave and 10Th Kooo
same sr to 's SAM 7ih ave- cornef 2Gths,. -
Ksmmler. Maedalena 10 william, Gcbhard', No ooo
1oc 1 51daSI Frank p to Robert Lomas. jr.
Lots - 46 A. map OF 60 lots at Mount Hore ~,
L6ewens,ein. julius to Adolph oberwar,s 1000
BrookIire-s 100 It Q Of Maronave. years 5000
Mf 5s1Gns: S ss Il 10 Of }O canas 500
Oakman Eliza {, and husband 10 the tiIeenwich
saving Bank. sd ST. 225 It e Of 5'h-ave' s-ooo
Reviiie' winifret TO Walter Ward Sc vaen- 1000
wohlgen1,h Rose and Henry. to Sylvester l. II ,ooo
Ward f'o 1853 East l0sth-st: yea 900 l"'"
bdS a., S Axe, Years s"''"" ..'.... 300
Same to same. Southern boulevard at inter -oo
section with 5 Of Boston-ave years........ -'""
Denton Henry NJ to Ricf ard croker. 125h-st .
S476 Of 5thaye. 81 Gxlo1lo years.. 90 "s
Same u Adeline Newberger 123'h-st 3i'C II - 40,
Of 'h,aye year s,rn nroner;v year 5oo
Hu,h oscar ana Vie to the Mutual Life Insur.
ance Co. Of New-York. 59'h-st. II" # Of - ooo
Hoe 5e' Rotsr T6eodoe H. Mead and charles
sTDenNSs @; and e cSu GS ' Sf i.
schiemmer 1ohn. to the German Savings Tank ,oo.,
OF New York No Sal East S5th-st. year,. 1000"
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

20 40 @Hra s. 25as2 e.: do family ss0s3 49, winter
yhes; patents ,s IS tcss SO. sales P 5o bbls Whsa du
snot and August GpeQeoi2c. september olisaoist.cG
steamer No red 36a36.c S3n'hern ~, 9 9o hm sales
bush corn weak SPOT Ausgs soh Sna We te %
pc r s,ssTeF sdac ocs 81 sS bush sales IL o
bush oats hrm. No white. &c bid No mix go
csc stock cao bush Rye quiet No ncsrns; 'i NV
oy,e, but hm al sic 50 bid Grain reigh'- nrm steam
10 Liverpool 2asG2iad August. Cork fc' orders IS ~
coree dull: 10 l. Iiisc other articles unchanged
Boston Avg lOFlour quiet stead sprns p ssn
s. 6paA clear and straigats s"gs n Cornmeai
800 ai0Sac 30 ami steamer $ss oats firm No.
27i slP' &c. white &c Mfeed qoet sprins bran to
shp lake and rsl $40 90 w"res s., Pork quiet
$40 cuts iOc. lean ends 81" 80 Barrel beef 7@sc;
Hams lo7al2c Lard quiet ~ nac '' 81 800" hnS Ss
iOsc asked ore SG4,c Butte qule, N9T, rc QUE
Northern creamery i13al'G We1n log i, ~ ans
l ,sae1 Gac cReese que Northern Gsa7.c;
Wss,ern 5i.I6isc Eggs quiet: nearby. pc Eastern
quiet yellow eyes 81 i5qs 30 RCD kidneys SlaSl 10;
ern iced turkeys HAZE NortherH fresh-killed fowls
IsGI4c: chickens lGQSc Western ICED chickens lie d.
Potatoes steady 81 25asl ~ bb. Blueberries 4G!c
Blackberri,s 4dSc. Delaware peaches basket %cgS
Lover GRADES iS0i7c Rye straw quiet lGQ17c Leather
steady que: hemook sole non aGq nrs, 1Ss S2S
Watermeons S12aSls.
Buffalo Aug. lo-spring wheat closed dull weak un-
CHANGED Winter wheat closed higher IN s'9Ts c rss
unchanged Mfeed dali, unchanged.
Chicago Aug. 10 The leading futures ranged as fol
lows:
wheat. No. 2: Opening Hshes:. Loves: Closing
August ........... 96'4 56'a 90. 59-
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MRS l. SEELl.
g. WEST I'll ST.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
ALL REF KENCES
STRICTLY INNESTiGATEn
Servants breaking engagemerr SiR .
dismissed from office and forfeit az
claims to fee paid
Brooklyn Orice. Bond 81,
Corner Fulton -.
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LEONARD 1OODY
Gall or send for new special list just ou'.
6nburban ])roperin fer Sale.


A GFNC'Y for Montciar Real Estate. Ali kinds ClaI-
n cnce D. Tubbs Monclar n j.. and 10 krnan- st. n
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Cash agan. Were fows. Flour W 81 Sgis - 5af ia
wood What bakers g 2oas2 g IN sacks SOFT whea
sPrins wheat; ~ q5Gec Ne sprne wheat 52isa5inc
h; rs Ts ST. @ g. %o Srn 81 nominal MI 10 fax
seed 7Oa7o1c prime timothy seed. 81 10 pork. per
bbl ~ lard per II" H. 81 l5as3 III short rib sides
81 s5or - Clear SIDES SNesi So G2saSs ~ whskey dis
e, s1 1A f s sa q s. cut Ln. Leaf
oil quoted, raw. stc boiled 3sc on the Produce FIX
lie nT.ss 1lal$se' seconds loa1lc Eggs were
Cincinnati, Aug 10 Flour arke; closed quiet. easy
winter patent 50 25ns3 90 spring pAen 50 55as3 s. rye
Ise 10 rcd ,aSk &c saap- red track 52isa5ec
Corn-Markei quiz, easy NJ mixed track 2e',s vel,
active steady; No mixed. new. track 2oc; No mixed
IS a. Clear falni S So clear 6acks S IS clear bas
IS Iard-MalAe; steady inactive shoulders S'sG shor;
MarSei steady. ioose shouaes 4a4sc short
rtseTS 2nS a ohio and inaha creameTy laiss
Eegs-MaIket weak at 7'aasc. Whiskey steady; sales
40 bbls. at 81 %
Milwaukee. Aug 1o-whea, opened easier. September
closed at sc. Cash ranged lsc below. sample wheat
dull No winter '2a Soc No hard 97'5aSs a, NJ
NSrihern new 3:e cd !, NJ M015hei H.
SO; No ,. 26c Rye dun unchanged. at 3lI.c for No
quiet an unchanged Mlls,un" duh and unchanged.
Minneapolis Aug ia lack Of trading support to.
e. be %a 1 TENOR hepa the bear. to keep down the
price of September wheat September opened at 63l.c
Tor the session declined later to 32'.a'2'.c low Poini
s9a rnsa to c At &c and cassd at at s asb
wheat There is moderate demand 70, standard grade
sep;enSer price: old No northern sod at Ihq'.e
and No is in demand at lizG2c under No l. on track
Old. 55c; hard. sic. No Northern; 53a4c No 2: new.
Fssas 8 ica;a %: 5assTs 8 ,SSss Frqduc'i'n
$50 s;s S''''' d" . '' '"'' TO- "'''''S' '"'"''
Philadelphia. Aug lo-Fiour-su Supplies 0; winter whea,s
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


. .,sr,, .r,n~s xxA<TEn
DoMEsl' '"N' " $3.50
Mrs + SFELY.
g. WEST 2.l ST.
-. Fok RI N,., al l"'Nh'S' ~
III FMPiD'YNEST BUREAU
ALI. REEF HINGES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED
Servants breaking engagements Sil' =
dismissed from office and f0r,ei al
claims 20 fec paid
hr''niy vNig~. ~ no ~
-
A.-REFERENtES This WORT refer
ences. too often covers A ml.'i'rcs q
sni. We Try t. S Wt ., q. y 5ass' % " !.
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sltil1.'.n Ut.h th.~oiighnass I, me rs,.'.
c,rss 40 go "a. y'Ve me r.rso- y.
benefit = thar Nr'. Il they D. asa's,ic
tory. W cant afford to taN- 10 fH
misleading patron ,grsef mA9AD
very likely. You re- safe. ,heret 70. IL .
'ep'inS servant IT. r., n .,. ".
e..,.. ~, ~, ~ y - y ..-,.-,.
SippHeF u his. -N'rAt~ M
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hEN' To- ,a. sar,,n,s ~ =, a, az
,1o,'r,.n, s,ve onnar,,,ni,, >. onrIoyen
OBTAIN superior help. caretakers hoss
cleaners.
49,, ,-.x,,
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.,-,rs,
CHAMbfhMAlp ana ~ 49, "a.
spectacle slrIi 'ltl 'I NlIn' 90
gg ~ '''''''' So wy
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work. god references rity ~ county
COOK OPP plSHW ASHER -rsin ~snS
.ts.a, ,i,.. pAK-rs 49, Is fie ard
I, .rar
''''N hi f"-lr, ''.- s-.,a ,nd ois-
private family N..,r.' 80. vii 30
some WASHING a0 Eas, io'hs'
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r,NA\AcH gff Neat g-fh .
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c,~k aud manager. el;, references
df..s UERNEpNF i24l llr0siNi' =
.. 10y i,nts
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r, sio Fss, ss,h = IN. fisht ,rcs,
10y 80, 80 sss-
HOvsFwoRK ~ youns 81. ~ Sc,
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GUNNER Resorts.
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-04-10

New Spring lines coming in right
along, and from this time on, we will
have some new attractions every day at
A. S.. Senter's.
You may hive the stars in a nail keg,
hang the ocean on fence rail to dry,
put the sky to soak in a gourd, unbuckle
the belly-band of eternity and let the
sun and moon OUTPUT don't think you
can escape the place that lies on the
other side of purgatory, if you don't pay
for your paper.
Hagerman is to have a debate soon,
that will astonish the natives. Mr.. j.
S. Hunt will prove that the republican
party-as a party-did not demonitize
silver, while Squire Secor will attempt
to prove that it did. Stanley Hagerman
will be the stenographer of the debate
and take both addresses, Lively times
are looked for at Gouger's Neck.
An editor who has experienced drag
ing sensation about the heels has the
following to say: "When man goes to
church and the single nail that holds
his pants fast to his suspenders, drops
out and goes rafting down into the seat
like COW bell, and lets his suspenders
slip up around his neck, he might as we'll
get up and go home, for the sermon will
do him no good,
"R. NJ. McCollum, editor" now graces
the editorial columns of THE JOURNAL, a
bright and healthy paper published at
Shoshone, Idaho. Bob is rs familiar in
Dillon as is the view OF Buffalo mount
ain, and all the boys join us in sending
kind words of greeting.-Dillon Enter
prise.
Would like to be there and get out an
other issue or two of The Enterprise, for
you 0. K, and shake hands with friends.
We had the pleasure Of forming the
acquaintance of T. E. Picotte, ye editor
of The Wood River Times, Wednesday
morning, as the aforesaid pencil pusher
was on his way home from the Imi-iri-
CATION conven ton at Boise. After few
hours talk (2) we discovered that we had
rustled type, news, pay checks etc., on
Denver dailies, at the same time. 1t
made our heart glad to meet an old time
friend of early days in Colorado, when
we had chicken one day and feathers the
next.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-04-10

R, J, Mcmahon has this week re-
ceived a large consignment of mems
hats, Straw hats, wool hats, and fur
hats of the best manufacture, Prices
as low as the lowest, Call and examine
before making purchase, No trouble
to show goods,
Our stock of Clothing is now foll and
complete, and we are prepared t. show
you some nobby lines Ia al sizes at
Senter's.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-04-10
PROGRAM OF G. AR. OPEN MEETING.

Song: Marching Through Georgia, "
Full chorus.
Opening remarks; c. w. Wernicke.
Remarks; Judge J. S. Waters.
"Reminiscences Of the War; Edward
Gilroy and others.
Duette and Chorus; Columbia the
Gem of the Ocean," Misses. Josie Par
son and Mile Barger.
Recitation: "At Gettysburg" Miss
Prudie Curtis.
"reminiscences of the war; J. L. Full
er and others.
Song; sour Flag" Quartette,
"reminiscences of the war, J. w.
SAVERS and others.
Recitation; "An incident OF the war. :"
Miss. Cora Fostor.
Song; "God save our Union" Quar-
tette.
Recitation: "singing on the battle
field" Miss. Alice Hefling.
Boys drill: Arthur McMurrin, Com
mander.
Solo; "The gray beneath the blue :"
Miss. Agnes Murray.
Closing REMARKS: J. S. White.
Awkward Recruits of "6l, COM
manded by Capt. Won Schletchten-
meyer, assisted by Corporal McFlinni-
gin.
The inevitable collection.
Song: America. Full chorus.