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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-26
BETTER STOP 1T.

The law forbids the sale of louor
to minors, to intoxicated persons. to
habitual drunkards, and on SUNDAYS
and election days. Just who is an
habltual drunkard is not positively
defined in ordinary cases, but there
can be no stronger evidence of the
fact that a man considers himself under
that head, than his subjecting himself
to course of treatment intended to
rld HIM OF his appetite for strong
drink. He who frankly confesses
that his appetite for liquor is beyond
his control, and that he cannot resist
temptation in that line, and so under
goes the Keeley, or Bedall, or any
other sort of treatment that promises
to effect cure, is to be commended
tor his courage. He comes out of it
feeling as though he had a new lease
on life, and he ought to be encouraged
IN every way. But if, perchance, after
time, the old taste returns to him,
he ought not to find it an easy matter
to procure liquor How is it? Can
such men buy liquor over a bar in
Bloomsburg?
The Keeley or Bedall treatment
has been taken by quite a number Of
men in this town, and it is to be
regretted that many of them have
after time returned to their old
habits. They get liquor somewhere,
and it is said that there are bars in
the town that sell to them openly.
Such practice is worthy of the strong
est condemnation, and the court
would be but doing justice to itself,
and to the community, and especially
to an unfortunate class, if it would
give notice that the license of any
dealer who sells single drink, or
drop in any form to any one who has
taken treatment for the liquor habit,
will have his license revoked, upon
proof of the fact in proper form.
There ought to be no leniency for the
first offense. If it can be shown that
drink has been sold to a Keeleyite
knowingly, the license should be re-
voked.
Men who have shown desire to
break away, and have made efforts to
be men again, are deserving of help
ing hand, and if any assistance can be
rendered them by making it more
difficult for them to procure liquor,
in the name Of humanity, let it be
done. If Bloomsburg had a Law
and Order Society, here would be a
fruitful field for it.
We believe that the bars which sell
to this class are the exception and not
the rule, and we also believe that this
gentle hint will be all that is necessary.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-26
WIN. GOODMAN DEAD.

William Goodman, one of the old
est, best known and popular citizens
of the lower end Of the county, died
at his home in Montana last Sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock after a brief
illness. Deceased was seventy years
of age. For years he was powerful
factor in the political affairs of Col
umbia county. He held several of
fees Of trust, and performed the
duties faithfully. In politics he was
Democrat. He was one of the first
three Directors of the Centraha Con-
yngham Poor District. Seven children
survive, Mrs. Rodermel, Daniel, Isaac,
Benjamin, Mrs. Cristian George, Mrs.
Catherine d. George and Ira.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-26
GHI!.asT's WAISTS.
The Best Only.
The Mothers Etrieud.

Made with detachable belt. Can
be taken out when washed. No but
tons to come out. No button holes
to tear. Have you ever seen our
stock ofthese goods2 Its large-very
much so. A complete department by
itself. Any size from a to IA, a5c.,
SOC, sec. and 75c. for the unlaundried.
75c. and $I.oo for the laundried. Best
Percales. Plain white Garnets. Small
patterns, large patterns, blue figures,
tans, &c.
THE FAUNTLEROY BLOUSES.
Handsomely embroidered, plain
white with embroidery, white body
with colored collars and cuffs, or all
colored, SOC, 5oc,, 75c,, $I.oo and
$I.5o.
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STSRg SE%5


IS bound to interest you. Especially, from this
store We delight in pleasing patrons and visitors de-
light in having this establishment bright and attractive for
you delight in giving you merchandise that wins your friend
snip ana patronage The success of this known to
every parent in this broad valley This season is exception
al with us in point large stocks and favorable prices You
cannot go asray you trade here Commence the glorious
spring by bringing your boy You know what pride
we rake IN clothing the youngsters It's natural We want
them to come here when they're the as you do
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-26

A son was born to Rev. and Mrs.
c. II. Brandt last Friday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-26
Wife Murderer Sentenced.
While the Fatal Words Were Said He
Trembled Violently.

William Windisch, convicted of the
murder of his wife at Pittston, was
refused a new trial by Judge Wood
ward last Monday. Windisch was
then called for sentence and his gen
eral demeanor was pitiful. When
asked by the judge ifhe had anything
to say he replied in broken English
that he did not kin his wife until she
had attacked him first with a poker.
While the sentence was being pro
nounced the prisoner showed the
most abject fear and trembled violent
ly. After the fatal words had been
pronounced the murderer exclaimed
passionately: 81 won't let them take
it to the supreme court Let them
hang me if they want to, there will be
another murder committed in Luzerne
county" The scene was distressing.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs.
II D.o,Jt Io.4 E.;Iou
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-26
|LOOMSBURG, PA. THURSDAY, MARCH g. 1896

De instantly penetrated and become
visible to the eye of the examiner at
the screen. Every defect, every Or
gan, Will be laid bare to the physician
or other person who is making the
examination. 1t will not be neces-
sary to go to the trouble of disrobing,
as the clothing worn will be penetrat-
ed as If it were the flimsiest mosquito
netting.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-26

The Convention of School Directors
for the election of a County Superin-
tendent will be held on Tuesday,
May 5th. There are four avowed
candidates in the field. Boyd Tres
colt of Millville, J. G. Miller of Espy,
E. E. Carr of Berwick, and C. H.
Moore of Bloomsburg. The canvass
being made seems to be a quiet one.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-26

ones are handsome. Suit yourself
about price. "Fauntleroy Suits" for
chaps, aged 3 to 7. Blue and brown
cloth, neatly trimmed, $I.4S or $I.7s.
Sa.5o, $3.95, SIS 90 and 5000 if you
prefer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-26
TIE YOUNGSTERS CLOTHES
are here in plenty. REFER SUITS


like picture with
large sailor col
lar double breast.
ed, trimmed with
wide sout.tashe
braid. Light tan
cloth with brown
braid. Blue cloth
with black braid.
Small tan check
with dark brown
braid. Grey mix
ed with black
braid. c Coul d
easily sell at $500
but we say $a.5o
for any sizes, 4
to 8. The $3.9S,
SIS, SO and 81
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THIS PONY OUTFIT COMPLETE

THIS PONY OUTFIT COMPLETE
Comprising Pony Carriage, Harness. Robes Whips and be-
0ngtngs given array VIII every dOar purchase a coupon U
be gven entng the bearer 10 chance. THE duplicate .u
Der wN be deposited IN sead boz hich Nbe opened at 80
r H. JMh S0h an the presencecfjudges W. o. Holmes, Pe
dent OF Iown C0unc A. H. B0om cashier Farmers National
Bank and together sc Representatives. OF newspapers THe
21st number drawn By little girl bndoed c be the lucky
Coupons gven after March 10Th.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-26

William H. Woodin of Berwick,
has returned from a two years tour
of Europe, and has been elected vice
president of the Jackson & Woodin
Mfg. Co.
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u Nc GIDDING 81 CO.

Hontz; superannuates, Irwin H. Tor
renee, David B. McClosky, Gideon
II. Day, Henry S. Mendenhall.
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BOARD WANTED,

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. Of quiet ana re
hnel tastes. well educated and well con
nected. aad now occupying a business p,-
sitirn 81 trust ana responsibility. would
inKiOn licigh's). In some quiet. refined
American family that has a large we'll
furnished room they would be willing 10
LEI 20 a gentleman. who could present the
best OF references and who is willing TO
pay more than boarding house prices.
would be permanent. except away Two
months Of summer. Address, with fun
particulars. AMHERST. Box 30. ~
broadway.
BOARD and warm. sunny back room. with
closet, top floor preferred. In well heated
house. by lady employed during day; S.
references exchanged. H.. F. O. Fox .. lGi
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WORK WANTED.
-,,NoN~o~~NNNoN~N NN.~~NNNNNNNN~rV~

'|S~~~~~~S~~
SALESMAN or CITY COLLIE TORY I'VE We,
years experience in retail business NOT
afraid Of hard work or long hours New
York and Brooklyn references; II;
LYLE. Asst. p. NJ. Johnson city. Tenn.
SOUTH AMERicA:,m,A gentleman would would
goods through the South: references er-
changed. Box ~. Pine Hill y. Y.
sTENOGRAPuER and TYPEWRITER.
~. desires position; ten years expert
erce: rapid. accurate. reliable. references
would accept out pf-town situation; mod
crate salary. NJ. Box l.. Tribune once.
STENoGRAPHER and TYpEwRITER
with over six years experience and best
u city references rapid and accurate. de
slrcs situation. r.. 81 Leroy-s'.
srENOGRApHY AMI TYPEWRITING.-
The writing OF agreements. abstracts.
briefs. contracts. specifications. legal WORK
speciality; also mimeograph copying; work
called for and delivered: estimates cheer
fully furnished ARTHUR SEAMAN. Post
Office Box 2.lsS. N.w-York city.
SMOKERS ARTICLES. cigar-Lox. tobacco
statesmen and dealers in every city for
patented article. STEVENSON, mornings.
10 East 42I-st.. evenings 2'o East 46th-st.
SALESMAN. II years experience. having
large acquaintance among cloak ana
fur manufacturers highest reference. Ad-
'''
STEEOGRATIur. TYPEWRlTING or
other evening work. ~ expert now ana
raai oercl,l. highest references. Care "
H. x. i.ui9 iark-ave.
STENOGRAPHER. expert. and Calgraph
operator: six years experience in ma
e,i,,,' .',cUhntII;p GOD I,roaduav
: ,',-,.
sTEN0GRAPHlsK ins,rac's IN os rel m.no OF
, n"t,,s" rno, ,.nnIns. ,,S,v,duol efficient
= -. u,s " ,n.,,rc,i",' only Holm WE.
fFR 90 3Gthst'. brooklyn.
r,rnpo1-cI.y reliable Young man 90. ha.
satr Lro,ieGge ~ b,ole.pinC desires po-
- 49,, an,,I,,, 10 racoonlzed by ai-
' s,'."n ciTAS UAVTiIOKNE. 3l5
West ilGth-s,
-. -. 80, ho,,,oo,. ii
TUTOR desires puplis ~ NH noi hra,,oios
Address X. Box .. 1856 East 125th-st
,.pt.or cTE,prR Mattresses remade at
rai,icnce. xi so. with best new tick
81 GO. furniture roupholstered. carpet lay
ing. tic: "quai cheap Ao'tess "'"''"'
I'D Cola -st'. btooKi'h' ---
WATCIrMAKER e. JEWELLER.-First
class: ~ years experience would Ike
permanent position: best recommendations.
NAl' nNNnE"' "ofa
"Ea' ~ l.
WANTED. BY Engishman t3s) WIN TOT
eign commission aern"' y HSysT:HSsrRs' ~
cnce LondoH' "e'e'
West "2i-st
yOI-\c MAN 90 wants work: willing to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBsCRIP
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB.
CNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1.242 Broadway,
"a door north Of Thirty-frst-st. and AD
vERTlsEMENTs at the following Branch
Onices: 264 Eghth-ave.: 700 Third ave
corner Forty-seventh-st;; 1850 East Forty.
i25th-st.. near Third ave: !. 0o6 Third ave.
near Sixty-irst-st.: i.70e Ffrst-ave.; 1O6
West Forty-second-st.: 1872 Coiumbus-sve.;
Ign at O7 Fulton-st.: as Court-st.; g
Broadway. Z. D.: l6S Broadway. q. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

WANTED. Ladies' and gentlemen's wash
ing 10 do at home. a. cents per dozeni
can do shirts and collars Troy style al
clothes dried In the open air: best refer
ences. Mrs. LEE. 2O7 West 66th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Hofheimer'
Toasting Fork; Hailbloom's Comtina
tion SKINNER and Upper; Measuring
Spoon: So,omons Puzzle 1Last of the
Indians EDGAR TATE & CO. 2iJ
Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANNUAL SALE Of shopsolled trunks.
satchels. Gladstones, dress suit cases.
music rolls. pocketbooks al extraordinary
low prices. from old established house
CHARLES SCHWARTZ, ~ Fourth-ave..
near 1th-st
REPAIRING Of every description Of brio
a-brac and art treasures. ceramic. ivory.
vases. statues: all articles OF Ner,u
PONCET. 2GO West 24th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

WASHING. Reliable woman wishes fam
NY washing TO take home: open air Dry
my; particular care OF gcntlemen's ciotheSs
Address mail 10 A., 100 Sth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

WASHlNG.-Laundress would take wash-
Ing home: do all kinds OF wlshinSi
open air drying. Address JANIrOR. 7
East c7th-st
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WORK WANTED.

Az EXPERIENCED lady. Partisan;
Pro'csiani. willing 10 80 10 Europe. de-
sires situation as sDyerness or compani"n'
lost city reference. Care DT. JOHN B.nNt.
luJ West fs'h ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

Al PATENTS FOR SAl-E.-Somerss Au-
tomato Music Lear Turner (all cOun-
tries); Gilmore's Puncture Sealing Bicycle
Tire; Presne!ls Nursing Bottle Protector
EDGAR TATE * CO.. 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

Al PATENTS FOR SAI.E.--Johnson's
Tooth Wash: Haggertys Whif'ietree
Plate. Russells Susyenuer Grip; NcGown's
Insect Killer: McManus = Speeding Bicycle
eGar. LDGAR PATE & co. 24o Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

VALET f1rst-class servant desires en-
gagement: Is Al In every respect; years
city reference, wages moderate. Address
j. f., .242 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

WANTED. Young man. Catholic, about
~ TO 70 years old: stenogrnpher and type
writer In English and able 20 correspond I'm
German. although stenography In German
Is not necessary. Address G. H.. Ifl. n. Y.
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

GARDENER. &c.--Active. capable. trust
worthy American. -. married small
family adults, desires position manager
working foreman. gardener country resi-
dence property with cottage: experienced
In vegetables. flowers. shrubs fruits hot
beds. lawns care horses. cows. poultry:
now employed. but wishes to change Tor
good reasons. Address GARDENER Rox
o. Oceanic ~ 4
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HELP WANTED.
~N~NNNNoNONN@~NNN N-o~oNSoN~~~Oo~~~~'
Hale.

~No.o~~.~o~oNoo~oN~
Male.
A-WIlY waste half your life seeking en-
ployment and the other half working al;
low wages. start business 81 your own.
your income. he a manufacturers agent. 81
BY return mail will bring you directory
OF 900 manufacturers and Jobhcrs IN nearly
100 different articles novelties and special
ties. with full instructions how 10 proceed
and do business In your own locality. Al
dress T.. G. JONES X CO.. Box 3+3. en-
cinnati. OHIO.
AGENTS canvassers. any one can make
easy $50 per day selling boomerang
device; takes the place Of unlawful and
forbidden slot machines. retails fpr 81
new. and lightning seller. can't be beat
as money maker. CHICAGO INTRO. Co.
G3s Jackson-st. Chicago. III.
AGENTS. Entirely new line. sells at
sight, big money maker. now offered for
first time. II YOU mean business send stamp
for full particulars. II. ". SMALLEY. u
A. Franklin-st.. Boston. Mass.
AGENTS Male or female for new paving
business. send your address to-day for
sanIlss and full particulars free. &. l..
MARSHALL Locklort. y. y.
AGENTS and PHYSICIANS in each city
to represent the Morfell Liquor cure. Ai-
dress the MOREELL LIQUOR AND NOR
PEiINE CURE. Nos. and . Ann-st.. y. Y.
a FLOOR WALKER IN large establish
mcnt. Must ie II good address. dlguih~l
manners. authoritative barring and impress
sive appearance. b-s, 81 references re-
qure'( Address LEANDEK. Box l9,.
General =. ..
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE -
Liberal inducements; experience unnec-
1s o,s W.T. 90 f2' s .s T,, "i n
Chicago. IL
- .. 80.
- cents for sample postpaid. W"ri.uc
Broom Attachment Makes sweeping
pleasure" All the ladies want A. Al
dress WERILNE NOVELTY CO.. Box
533. Lancaster Penn.
AGENTS WANTED for the best sclllnr
book Of the day. J Inn Sherman's rccoiiec-
iicns II forty years N the House. senate
and cabinet. extra inducements 10 agents.
THE WERNER CO.. = and : East iGtii-sr.
ATLAS CANVAssTRS wanted for tho
Atlas Of New-York state. only atlas II
The state In 80 years ~ competition.
liberal commission and exclusive territory.
conc ana soc the records now being made.
JULIUS BEN & CO.. lio-li2 Gth-ave..
New York.
BOY WANTED In steamship Office. Ad-
dress T.. O. Box 2.i3I
CANVAsSERS % gentlemanly appearance
and good address To call upon business
men only. something entirely new. good
money, no rHkS asked or canNhss"rs. Ar-
ply to +. l.. LOGAN. : and Fest lGih-si..
third floor. take elevator.
If YOr WANT EMPLOYMENT. call.
good positions mercantile houses, Offices.
hotels. restaurants. saloons. factories uae-
fui-men. g"nilem"n's places. farms. MI
TrAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. ~
Broadway
Statesmen WANTED To cell our goods
10 the wholesale and retail trades. our
goods soil on sight: liberal salary or com
mission paid. situation permanent For
particulars address CENTENNIAL MANU-
FACTtRlN CO.. Atlanta. Ga. Factory,
Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED
4 few first class mechanical wood en-
grdr"Ts
send samples and terms for perrnancy TO
ATLAS, care of
Agency Mitchell
u Red Lion Court, Fleet ST.
London.
England.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Solomon 3
Yacht Race Puzzle: Wick's Automatic
Reclining Couch Brost's Electro Ihera-
peutic spectacles. bucks Medicine Glass.
EDGAR TATE * 90. pa Broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

CUAMRERMAID.- First class; IL willing
70 assist with waiting: best city refer
enccs last employer can be seen. n. O..
1 nrulIN,uN
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FOR SALE.

ANTIQUES. -Chippendale sdeboard. secrc-
iaries clawfOot sofa and bureaus. Colonial
sofa, tables. chairs. bookcase. old paintings.
.rpravings. Dric-a-hiac, etc. SIG Amsier-
dam-ave., corner lDpth- ST.
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HELP WANTED.

HE'LL WANTED.
vNNNNN~N NNcSo~NOo~N0|~NNNN~~
Female.
DOYLEY AND CENTREPlECE BOOK.
The most up 20 date book on the sub
Ject.
Chapters on Embroidery Stitches. Centre -
pieces. Doy.eys. Ideal Ionton. Luncheon
and Tea Cloths. cut Work ana Table
Spreads in Denim Oser ~ Engraved Illus
irations. Sent postpaid 70 any address for
l0c.. or the names OF Ave LADIES' interested
In embroidery and 4c. to cover postage
ADDRESS The BRAINERD q ARMSTRONG
COMPANY. IS Union st. New-l-ondon.
Conn.
LADIES WANTED quick TO make Easter
novelties; new. light. easy. home WORK
don't be IDLE. orders daily 800 stores sell
our goods; p gold medals awarded; no
writing or painting; samples and particu-
lars. 10 cents. u. 4. BINNS CO.. J.. o.
Box G9I. Philadelphia, Penn.
WANTED. Competent Protestant woman
as chamtermaid and waitress. personal
reference required. Us West 1sth-st.
Manitoba thoroughly capable waitress
and p.rlOimaid. must have personal ref
erence. Apply at Is East 1G,h-st.. Monday
and Tuesday. between IL AMI o'clock.
WANTED Healthy American girl as
nurse for an invalid child seven months
old. must have iirsf-class reference tcopy
OF which must be inclosei with answer O.
this, To take entire charge. and must
have much experience In the service.
wages and terms 10 he agreed upon q; in
;erv.ew. Address EXPERIENCED NURSE.
l.. O. Box l.3sj. New York
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"a West 5lst-st.
AT ~ IRVING PLACE-Large. sunny
room, with excellent board. also table
board: references required.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room: dainty
home cooking. references. 20 W. I2d 81.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
heated; home comfort. use OF piano. or
gan and bath: private family. 100 East
t5ih-st.
LARGE ROOMS: superior ,abie; private
family; to refined party. II West o5th-st.
I.ENOX AVE. 25i. near I23d st.-Two
very desirable sunny front rooms; first
class table: references
MADIsON-AvE. l20.-Handsomely fur
nished large front room, with private
baths. references.
TWO GOOD ROOMS. with board 81 and
81. DAVIS. 25G West 10Th 81.
sirablr furnished rooms single or en-
suite. with board. reasonable.
WITH BOARD. handsomely furnished sec
ond floor and hall rooms. 30 W. 4Ith-st.
2GTH-ST.. - WEST.-Lnrge. elegantly
furnished warm room. also hall room;
southern exposure: sumptuOus table: refer
ences: near Delmonico's,
18TH ST. 4. WEST Large room; CRATE
fire: ample closets; superior board; mod
'ihs' ''4-''"''S
nth ST. ll6 EAST near Union Square
We'll -furnl shed. newly decorated rooms:
excellent table: gentlemen. reference.
LADY would like one or two gentlemen 70
room or board reasonable. JACOBS.
1896 Madison-ave.
18TH ST. 10 WEST beautiful large and
small sunny rooms. special accOmmoda-
ton for families and gentlemen; table un-
excelled: service frsi-class; references.
81 WEST 34TH- sT-sunny psrlor: sunny
suite. private baths; private table: ex-
celient board. references
32D-sT.. "A WEST. Pleasant seconi-s;ory
rooms; southern exposure; hall room for
gentleman. with board: references.
34TH- ST. IS wEST.-Two ve-y large
communicating sunny rooms. third floor;
private table; references.
IS AID SO GRAMERCY PARK.-Tamily
hotel: suites. single rooms; excellent
table. steam heat
37TH-ST.. - EST-Desirable. weilfur
nshed rooms. with superior board. refer
enceS required
55TH-sT - wEsT.-Desirabie sunny
hall room. with boarl; also square room;
American family; references.
7OTIl-S ST. 3s WEST.-Priva,e family oc-
cupyinc handsome house wish TO rent
large suite Of rooms with board; refer
eaces exchanged.
Il MADISON -AvE.-Large. handsome
room. with board southern exposure,
family or gentlemen. also single room: ref
erences.
7lST-ST.. l05 WEST.-Comfortabie fur
nished r0om all conveniences; superior
board. couple or gentlemen. moderate
price.
s2D-sT.. WEST H.-Tandsomeiy fur
nshed room. second floor. dressing closet;
running water; excellent table. moderate
price.
lOiTII-ST 81 ANb So WEST.-One front.
one back parlor ID story front room: ex-
cellent board; furnished: references.
go WEST 44TH- ST.-Homelike home;
cheerful large and single rooms excel
lent table. American family: reasonable
terms; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Reed Fast
ening Device; Aluero's Panoramic Cabi-
net; Ord's Pistol. Boards Combination
Distributing Fertilizer and Grain Dim.
EDGAR TATE q CO.. 24J broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26
nOARD AND ROOMS.

A.-HANDSOMELY furnished large front
ROOM third floor. with board: references.
"a West 5ist-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Roche-Ob en-
doefers Naliless Horseshoe: W-steriield's
Automatic Alarm Clock. Won Alpenburgs
Artificial Flowers; Agucru's Fish Scdler.
EDGAR TATE x co. 24J Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Bell-And
sons Pipe Coupling Sleigh Runner;
Eiiter's Combination Crit-Chair: Ilale's
Match Box. Devihs's Lifting Jack. ED
GAR TATE * 60. 20 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Schneider's
iirfic. McCreights Self sinking screw
ters' square. AguerO's Curtain Pole. ED
GAR late * CO.. "a Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Wilson's Auto
matte. Horse Releasing Attachment
Omitted States and foreign. HassaTd-
Shorts life Boat Attachment Govern
men'ly adopted). EDGAR TATE x CO..
20 l.g adMay.