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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
Fam for Sail.

Will sell our farm situated in stocL.
oridge, VI, formerly known as the PAM
Gay farm. Contains about AS acres. suit-
ably divided into tillage, pasturing and
Mooa ianos. Has one Of the best pastures
anu sugar orchards In the state. Good
tWo-story house, barns, stables sbeSs
carriage house, sugar house and ali necesl
sary out buildings. Water running 10
mouse ana barns. Cuts a large qua5titv
OF hay and is well adapted to kesnino a
large dairy, sheep or cattle raising. Plen-
~ ~ lrulI ana large quantity Of val
uaole timber on place. Is in good NEIGH
oornood and pleasantly located on good
road leading from Stock bridge to Befhei
II Is about l and IL miles from StocS'
bridge village. Will sell this farm cbear
come and see for yourselves. sW
ShLwIN X. MORSE, Stockbridge, Vt.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel sa.ve
Cares Piles, SeaIds. Burns
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East Bethel.

Charles Buck has moved to Hartford.
Minnie Estey was ia town last Sunday.
Mr.. Sargent has moved from Royalton
20 the old Buck house in this place.
james G. Fowler has a brother and
nephew from New York visiting him.
K. W. Harlow and wife OF Brattleboro
spent last Sunday at William Harlow's.
Mrs Tower and granddaughter returned
20 their home in IL Massachusetts, last week.
Mr.. Gabree was called TO this place last
week on account OF his sick daughter. who
IS now better.
Mrs. Morgan OF Randolph and Miss
Morgan of Massachusetts were AT W p
Smitn's last week.
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l.uXpnrY.

y
Frank Mason is spending some time in
Brookfieid.
Willis Cady is removing his household
goods 10 Northteld.
Mrs. II. p. Worcester visited in Ea,
Montpelier last week.
Miss Anna Kreiss has returned 20 her
1me n Milford, Mass.
viii Carpenter Of Granville spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. n. ID. Rice.
Mrs. n. ID. Rice aud son, Gerald, are
spending some time with friends In
Granville.
Mrs. Emmons Howe and two children
from Mortified were at ID. b. Howe, Jr's.,
last week.
e. c. Flint has purchased the house of
g. X. Andrews, hicn is now occupied by
John Flint.
+. L. Herbert is taking two weeks va
cation and f. II. Jennings takes his place
1T the station.
Miss Gene Sawyer has finished work
ior Mrs. N. ID. Rice and returned to her
home in Granville.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Nichols spent Sun
day in West Brookheld with Mrs. Mich
OILS sister, Mrs. John Untiedt.
Dudley Rice did not return to his school
III NbltuANAu AAbANhN DNnE bi nNtohAA
Of the prevalence OF DIP htheria there.
Henry Wood returned to his home in
FitchburG, Mass, Monday, leaving his
wife with Mrs. Nellie Ellis, at whose
home she has been sick so long.
See circulars at the stores and post
office in regard to NJ. e. Chase being in
/ East Roxbury and West Brookfield to
Colleettaxes, and save yourself cost.
The local lodge Of |. o. @. r. will give a
ghost party at the town hall Friday even
ing. Each member can invite two
friends. The ladies are requested TO
bring box containing lunch for two, as a
box social is one OF the pleasant features
Of this novel entertainment.
Civil Engineer r. II. Ford and two as
sistants we're here last week surveying for
the moving OF the sidetrack few feet so
as to give more space between that and
the main track and thus lessen the likeli-
hood Of accidents to anyone who mig hit
be standing between the two. The depot
is also to be moved back few feet.
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Bethel GlIead.

Charles Ellis has returned to his work
in Chicago. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis II. Palmer of Addi.
son are spending two weeks visiting rela
tiyes and friends here, in RandolDh and
hoyaiton; They are delegates to The Good
Tsmplars' meeting.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or Cslloused Jumps and Blem-
isbes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone, STILES,
Sprains, all Swollen Threats, Coughs, etc
Save $50 by use OF one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Biemish Cure ever
known. Soil by Richard c. Morton.
Druggist, NJ lin 81 r lndolph, VT.
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A cure for bilious Collie.

Resource, Scre1en Co., Gal have been
subject TO attacks of bilious collie for sew.
eral years. Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Kennedy is the only sure re-
lief. II acts like charm. ODe dose OF it
gives relief hen all other remedies fail,
G.. ID. Sharp. For sale by Evans & Co,
Randolph, and g. M. Miller, Bethel.
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Croup OuickIy Cured.

Mountain Glen, Ark.-Our children
were suffering with Group when we re-
ceived a bottle OF Chamb srlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t afforded almost instant re-
lief.-F. A. Thornton. This celebrated
remedy is for ssle by Evans & Co., Ran :
dolph, and G.. NJ. Miller, Bethel.
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BuehIen,s Arnica snIre-

The BEST SALvE ia the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. ,evev
soress letter, chappsd hands, chjiblains
CONS and all skin erupiioBs, and positive
" cures piles, or no pay required. Ttis
guaranteed 10 give partect Satisfaction NJ
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale byDrev - Leonard.
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North Ponfret.


Nelson ChamberlIn was in town Sun
/ day.
w. II. Harrington was in Boston last
week.
May Burch ofQlechee visited relatives
here Saturday.
Burch Brothers started up their cider
mill this week.
Mr.. Turner OF East Barnard spent Sun
day with his son here.
! George Fox OF Lowell, Mass is at F. o.
Parker's for few days.
! f. Il. Lamberton and wife visited rela-
/ tives in Ludlow last week.
I A large number OF our singers attended
the musical convention at West Hartford
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark OF Manches-
ter, N. H., are at f. o. Fairbanks for a
short time.
John A. Burbank and wife visited
friends in Randolph last week, returning
home Monday.
p. r. Bugbee OF Hanover, n. H., and
DR.. n, P Bugbee from Stowe spent Sum
day with their parents.
Several attended the sacred concert held
at the Woodstock town hall last SUNDAY
evening and give favorable report OF the
same.
Miss F. C. Griswold from MeIrose,
Mass, who has been staying at Justin
Bugbee's few weeks, returned to her
home last Monday.
Remember the concert at the church
here next Tuesday evening, Oct. 10th. A
play, entitled "The Old Fashioned Singing
School" will be presented. All are in
vited.
Mrs. +. S. Wood, who has made her
home here since her marriage in 1850, has
gone to Randolph Center, where she ex.
poets to remain the coming winter with
her brother, Edward Couant.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts, missionary from
China, gave an interesting talk at the
church on Thursday evening, in which he
described the ways and life Of the Chinese.
Those not present missed rare treat.
"Burdock Blood Bitters entirely cured
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Miss Woodbury's COW, which was forth
with deprived of life by Mr.. Durham. 50
it is now said that Mr.. Kimball is selling
adearu out not .'deer" meat.
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East Randolph.

Mrs. A. g. Osgood returned from Man
chester, n. H., Friday.
Considerable wool has been sold in thi,
vicinity of late at zoe. a 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Grow returned from
their New York visit Friday.
Dan Sargent OF North Randolph began
running the cream separator here about
Oct. LIST.
Dix Camps latest improvement is g
duck pond near his house fei by the
stream which carries his new water DO u err
c. d. Moulton OF Boston, who is soend.
ing week a. home, pitched for the bail
team both last Saturday and one week ago,
Mrs. Fred Proctor of Luneabureb.
Mass visited his brother in. law, RE
Blodgett, last week. He brought his
dog and gun and had some sport among
the gray squirrels.
horse belonging to George T. bearing
isesntly met with a singular accident.
Mr.. bearing was about to catch il in the
pa -ture and as it cane toward him if
stepped on an open lackknife and the
laGe was driven its entire length into
one loot, where it vas broken off before IL
could be removed. The knife had evil
IDENTIFY lain there but a short time and did
not oe.ong to any member of Mr.. Dear
lng's family. DR.. Smalley removed the
blade and the animal is now doing well
though 1t has been disabled for unite !
ohg time.
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oct; Q, by Rsv. Hosara II. White. Willis
H. Palmer and Marcia + eldest ,ssn.,t =. : :
Of Charles J. T1rrey, both Of Asdisasn ny
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Bethel Local Intelligence.

twenty-five head of young cattle for
sale. Enquire OF o. j. Wallace.
II you want to buy new or second hand
gun or rifle come and see Tuprer.
Have got mixed stock OF wood heater
stoves. Am closing out at reduced prices.
GEO. Ii. upper.
We will pay &c. for best quality christ
mas greens from Nov. 1st to Nov 10Th:
st c r. NOBLE, Echo Farm, Bethel, w.
The SIKH annual meeting of the Bethel
Library association will be held az the
library room Oct. 10Th at p. M
2y II. NJ. ADAMS, Secy.
Don't be fooled by stove pedders whsn
YOU can buy a better stove for less money
and am here all the time To back II up.
GEO II. TUPPER
Look out. Ttey call everything Round
Oaks nowadays. There's only one genu
inc with the name on the leg and its worth
ten limitations any day when it comes to
business. GEO. Il. TUPPER.
To RENr.-A well furnished house in
Bethel village is to rent for board OF own
er and wife. Electric Zig hts to house in
cluded in rent. A party without children
preferred. Address with reference, Box
r., Bethel postolfice.
have just returned from three weeks
trip to New YORK ana am now ready 10
show you the latest styles in fall and win.
ter millinery. l have also engaged one OF
Hill Bros best trimmers Who viii help
me through the season. Give me a call.
MRS. Il. +. WILSON.
AMATEUR PHoToGRAPHERs:-I wish to
call your attention to a neW printing pa
per which have to sell. Satisfactory re-
suits with the least labor OF any paper o.
the market. Call and see sample print.
j. h. EDISON, Photographer,
Dealer in Amateur Supplies.
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"Burdock Blood Bitters entirely cured
me OF terrible breaking out all over my
body. 1t is wonderful medicine" Miss
Julia Elbridge, Box 80, West Cornwall,
Conn. I'm
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14

OeWitt'S Collie & Cholera Cure.
Quickly cures Dysentery and Diarrhea
AL druggists sell DR.. Miles Nerve Plasters.
That Lo1lle BACK can be cared with
III. Miles NEk IE PLASTER. Only %.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14

@I will pay highest
cash price for Choice Brown
Eggs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14

DeWitt's Witch Hazel sa.ve
Cures Piles. SeaIds, Burns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02
4 DYING PRISONER DISCHARGED.

William d. Weir. twenty-nine years old. pleaded
guilty before Judge Mcmahon. in General Sessions
yesterday TO the charge OF shooting Peter Farley
on March II at Fifty-second-st. and North River.
The latter was discharged. cured from the hospi-
tai several days ago. Weir Is in the last stages OF
consumption and was so weak that ne couiu ho'
stand when taken into court. Z !. Kelly told JUS
tice McMahon that he was unable to get any &C
count OF the shooting from bis client. who was so
i that he could not talk. Doctors say the man
has only a week two to live. Judge McMahon
discharged the prisoner. and an effort will be made
oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02
DIlESgMAKINC.

"A -A.-COUTURIERE FRANCHISE.
Formerly with Stern Bros, latest spring
STYLES for costumes. capes and Jackets.
ladies' materials made up. estimates given.
r.modellin reasonable prices. short notice.
Mime. BENiTEAU ANDERSON. Us 9TH
ave. near lGth-st.
DRESsMAKEE. - Competent. experienced
In cutting and fitting. would ike few
more customers ont by the day. city or
country; terms. 81 per DAY. French styles.
satisfaction guaranteed. MAIMSFROM,
III East 18Th 81.
DREssMAKER Frcacm wishes few
more customers az home. latest Partisan
style-. also remodelllne At moderate prices.
Nine. sEEKY, 6s3 l>eSinston-avo.
DREssMAK Err Mrs. Z. oKE. ~ West
44th-st.. near Broadway. All styles;
dresses fashionably made perfect m, su-
perior finish. work shown. competent.
responsible. reasonable. prompt
FILTER ana DRAPER. BY artistic litter
and draper who thoroughly understands
the business ~ all Us branches. from
Iunsianr4. starting business. dresses. so
up. G3j Lexington ave.
NINE MARIE. H. West i7'h-s,-Paris
fashions exclusively. moderate prices fOr
summer drl ases. ehor' notice.
MILLER 4 FENDER. Drcssm,kers. 20
West IJth 81. are prepared o. take orders
for the opening season. reasonable prices
and reliable work; misses costumes.
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received Of their Uptown
Onic- No. ~. ilroalwny. u door north
81 Jlsi-st.. until g o'clock =. IN. adver-
iis.m-n's received ~ the following branch
Offices at regular oiiic~ rates until : O'clock
y. m. VIZ - sth-hve. T. e.. cor. 2Bd.
~ 80 bth ave cor. I'm 81 Macy a.
Gih-aVe. and lith-st.. ii2 'olumhua-aVe. .
near West Goth IL" West An IT.. near
6rh-,,e.. 92 East iith-st. ~ IVES, i2d-
ST. between 1th and sth ayes $50 East
41th-zf.. KS 81 ave. between Igth and
18th sis. U26 - ave. near Gl-t- It | Tns
lHt-1f", i.nr Nbth ST. ,yl 81 ave. near
4lst 81 pa 30 iN' ~, Bleccker AZ .
zoos 30 ave. 2sO East 10Th 81.
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DJFD FROM SELF-TNFLICTED WOUND.

Pierre Beret died at ST. Nincents Hospital at 80
O clock Yesterday morning. Berlet shot himself at
the Hotel de Paris. No rs Christopher-st..
Wednesday night. DespOndCncy. caused by failure
in a business enterprise. is assigned the cause
OF his suicide.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

GRAMERCY PARK. ~ and Suites.
single rooms, newly furnished. excellent
tables pleasant spring location. central.
convenient
23D ST. 32s WEST. Elegant very large.
very pleasant room; second floor. smaller
double. single. with superior board.
18TH ST. ll6 EAST-Iarge and small
rooms; excellent table; by day or week
"a WEST Dist ST Desirable and hand
sOmely furnished rooms. large and small
with board. references.
81 EAST GID ST Three connecting rooms
with every convenience, excellent table
also single rooms
80 WEST 2GTH-ST.. MILLER'S HOTEL
Single rooms with board and hotel
service. SO per week upward. - present
guests have been here average Of twelve
years.
5lsT-sT. 34i WEST Large sunny room
and excellent table. with private family.
Ss. highest references. WELLS
PATH ST. 81 WEST opposite Mount
Morris Parb.-Fincst location In Har-
lem; superior accommodations. 81, 81. Icf
erences required.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.
MACHINERY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

pONsO BRACCO supplies men for the rail-
roads all over the United states. any
a mount. 2s2 Mulberry 81.
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HELP WANTED.

,ooooooo~o.~o.~~~ ~>>~~NONoNNNNNooO>r
Male.
statesmen WANTED on the greatest
work Of modern times. good salary ana
permanent position guaranteed - cpmie-
tent men: the work IS pleasant and "iify-
Ing: teachers. insurance agents ana good
statesmen preferred. give reference. Ad-
dress Drawer II. station -. New York Clty.
TIRES. $500 PER PAIR.-One agent
wanted in every town. az good as are
made: fully guaranteed. MlNERALIIED
RUBBER co. ~ GIN 81. New-York.
WANTED Experienced. reliable agents
in all parts q tho United states. to
whom we can now assign special territory
Tor the sale Of TIE NEW-YORK TRIB-
uNE'S GREAT WORK "ANERICAS
SUCCESSFUL. MEN" II Is one Of the
most easily sold publications now before
the American people. and is not only deep
Is Interesting Itself. but proves great
educator. replete with ohiect-lessons Tor
young men starting IN business ilfe. Every
library. public or private, is incomplete
without T. The work Is published IN two
large volumes. r0ya! octave and IS Illus
trated with numerous steel and stlpp-e
portraits Address ADAMS < CO. -
bus st. y Y
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

BEIAIS, professional expert and appraiser
Of diamonds ana precious stones. per
sons! estates valued: old gold and en-, er
bought. IL Enst l6thst.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
NN(~
COuIitr'

ron prNT Atlantic city. y. J.-Rarc
largairs In furnished and unfurnished no
tells. boarding houses ana cottages Dy IN
choice properties. .'dr.ss J. g. ~.
90. Benl Estate and Law Building. Al
lAnfic CIV. =. J.
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-EUROPE. HOLY LAND, ROUND THE

EUROPE, HOLY LAND ROUND THE
~ WORLD.-Parties leave April % for Holy Land:
May June 3 70 July 2. :. Europe. $500 and up.
CI,ARK's AM TOURIST AGENCY. III Broadway. y. Y.
CLYDE LINE.
" CHARLEsTON s. c.,
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL. FLORIDA POINTS
COMANCTiE Chas. x Jacksonville. ...... Friday April 2
AIIiONQI'IN CLas Jacksonv Saturday. Apr
SEMINOLE Chas. & Jacksonville Tuesday. April
IROQt'OIS Chas. y Jacksonville Friday, April
steamers have class passenger accommodations
WM. i. CLYDE & co. General Agents
Bowling Green. ". y
Fla Cent and Penn F J.. Line. via Jacksonville
Great So Freight and Passenger Line. Via Charleston.
r C EGER General Agent. 39l Broadway. y. Y.
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DrD on" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

IL For la Guayra, Puerto cabeio Curacao and Mara
ca ibo via Curacao. from Robert stores. Brooklyn.
IS CARACAS. ............... Saturday April 3. l D. m
e.. VENEZU Ella p uesdhl, Ifii ~, p
6S PIILADflPii - D. m
Go C1-P NO........... THURSDAY April | r m.
These American built express, FOR the Trade
~. superlor accommodations for passengers.
$780, BOT'LTON. RIISS & DATLETT,
General Manngers l3l Front q.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
Majestic ...April :. noon Majestic May g. noon
Ceramic April IL noon iermanlc. May ~ noon
Teutonic. April 81 noon Teutonic MAY - noon
Tritannic. April ., noon Briiannic -: My 2' noon
Pier No. 40 North River. Once. - Broadway y. Y.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
CUNARD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
I-mbr,a April g. Ga, An Campa'a May % 1000 4 VI
Iurania AMI 10 AM Umlra. May 80, 200 l..
Etrura. Apl II. 300 PM Lucana. June ., $50 An.
Campania April p noon Erura June II Zoo J.. VI.
rmbra. MAY l. 3.oO PM. Clmpania. June 10 900 4. VI.
Tncaria Nav s. $50 An. Tmhria. June "a 100 T.
Ftrra MAY -, 900 M. Lucana....Juy g. 500 M.
EXTRA SAILING:
Servia NAV H. 100 i NJ Ser,ia June g II 30 N
Aurania May % 100 PM AuraniG. Jun, %
Scryia July O. 1900 \. VI
Cabin passage SO and upwards. according
and acc0mmOdaticn
VERNON H. BROWN & Co. Gen Agents
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

s~s~>f->s>NO~Nr.N~ONNNNN
FINE SITE Tor lumber and coal Ia grow
lps Long Island town. y. Is. ACkERLY,
Il5 Broadway.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

wi Coasng along the Atlantic Coast Rr7irsw,ck Ga
or similar Voyage Crossing the Cuff Of Mexico 10 Cal
weston Tex. g Ideal Trip
one WAY EXCURSION. OR TOURISTS TICKETS .,
all points in Texas Colorado Utah Arizona. California
Mevico Georgia Florida. Also Hot Springs AK
Write FOR our g. PAGE POCKET GUIDE (mailei free,
g n MALLORY co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20 = r. Y Y
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

ONE single room with closet on fourth
floor. parlor dining room. references. 81
West b4fA-st
10Th ST. 32y WEST Large. handsomrly
furnished rooms. southern exposure. run
ming water, bath, good neighiDfhoOd. 81 90.
Is. private family.
sDTH ST, 1872 WEST Private family -
fer elegant large front room, with dress
ing room.
4a2 WEST 10Th ST 'Opposite Theological
seminary. Two large rooms for four
gentlemen, references exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02
PACIFIC MAIL 5. s. co.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship saillngs from vancouver
To DAPAN AND GG10MAn
EMPRESS OF rAPAN..........hpl 10 June 81. %
EMPRESS OF CIrNA.........M MAY 10 July 49, Sept. -
EMPRESS OF 1NDlA............M May d. AIi' - oct II
HONOLULU FlJl AND AUSTRALIA.
AfIOWFRA ........... May AORANGL. Juno
FL Cabin accommoGa tons low rates.
For tickets freight apply 1853 Broadway. For
freight rates only. 60 Wall y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02

cOACHN.N by middle-aged man: sin
gle. thoroughly competent and reliable.
experienced driver ak years reference.
last employer. country preferred. Address
THOMAS COOK j92 Park-ave. ring
oMalley's heiD.
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BANANA RAILROAD

j THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
co,,ectng AT the Ishmus for all West Coast Ports OF
Mexico Central and South america
Steamer, sail from pier foot West 9th 81. y. Y.
AIJJANC'A April 10. noon. ADNANt T. Auril ~
For rates apply at Company once y Broadway
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HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

i FOR ROTTERDAM And AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULOGNE Sur MER.
: AMSTERDAM ......... saturday, April 10. 10 n. m
: ( WFRKFNpAM ........ o.. Friday April rs. a. m
rirst cabin $40 AND upwards second cabin S3G steer
aee s28 Apply Netherlands American Steam Naylga-
- a., 80 r. way. Y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02

AvANNAh LINE Florida Ea.n via S s'vnn n' ni.,,
travel and nearly weeks board. 5000. For particulars
~ o., Augusta April City of Brm'ham. April 9
Kansas city ........ April : Grand Duchess Apr.
irrorn y. r., Tues. Thurs and sat. FOR
savannah direct Unsurpassed cabin accommodations
pau connections for all points South For tickets
,,aieh, rates apply 3i7. POI 353 $40 B'way. gen
Offices al Pier IT. OF Spring y; G NJ Soflsf'lh Msr
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FOR SALE.

& POOL TABLES
every description. with Bartholdi quicA
cushions, special cerisns for clubs. etc.
MARX a. BRO. Manufacturers. ", Eas,
iith-fi.
GENUINE OAK MANrEI. with French
plate teyel mirror. complete sl2
GRANT. 2uG West 42d ST.
DESKS. Holliopt Partitions. Raninr.
Tables. safes, Files. Presses Fixtures
bought. PAUR. ~ Great Jones near
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GARDENER. single, aged IS: thoroughly
experienced In all branches flowers
fruit. vegetables. hotbeds and carpet bedding
a specially: competent e. take charge ~
pentlenanis pls &c. had charge before Tor
three yeLrs. references. Address GAR-
DENER JsI East i35th Il.
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Nfenn Steamers.

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MORGAN & BROTHERS.

Storage Warehouses. 232 234 and 235 West
t'th-st. near Broadway. Separate rooms
ivI iGIhNufe' mirrors, pianos. baggage. etc.
Padded vans for moving In CITY or c.un,rv
Furniture. china. brio -a-brac. etc. etc
packed by competent packers Estimate,
furnished. Telephone CAN. 1875