davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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,..sd is mining and hs. secured s0p.e

gagged ih mining and has secured soH.e
valuable locations.
The postofiice was established here
this week, with g. s. Thompson in
charge, and a special tri-weekly route
nut on from Richardson over the cutoff
route from Richardson to the noun
tains. Mr.. Mcmillan, the postal inspec-
tor is expected here soon after the first
of June to let the contract.
Work is to be started on the Hunts
man property next Monday by the Den
YER parties who recently purchased the
same. They are to work five men until
the first Of July when the first payment
of $4,000 out of the $4,000 is to be
paid. The fortunate ones to receive
this amount are Mr.. Huntsman and
Billy Brown, one-half, and W. H. Tib-
balls and Gil. s. Payton OF Salt Lake
the other one-half.
Several Sales have been made in the
Salt Wash district and ten per cent OF
the amounts laid down, the most recent
Of which is group of propertiesl near
Court House Rock to representatives OF
the Colorado Midland Railway, through
the fundamentally OF L, Antlers.
Welsh and Laftus who own the Pro-
fessor Valley copper property in the
valley near the stage road, and upon the
copper contact, have been offered good
round sum for their property and will
probably soon dispose OF their claims.
Dick Dillon has started work on the
Mineral Mountain tunnel in Miners
Basin and will continue the same dur
ing the summer with good force Of
men. This is the enterprise backed by
Motfat and Smith of Denver.
Hatch & Co. are now located in Bea-
YER Basin and are preparing to work
their claims extensively this season.
LII. Muller OF Chicago, who has the
bond on the Mazeppa properties, will
start work on June 1st, and begin prep
nrations for the erection of reduction
works.
Parties are now here examining the
high Ore, Little Dot, Bryan and Green
Mountain properties. owned by Latzen-
heixsr, McGraw and others, with view
OF purchasing the same and to erect re-
duction works.
The War Eagle and Iowa groups Of
recently bonded to Boston
parties are to be extensively developed
this season, work starting on juno 1st.
These properties are located near Min
er's Basin.
John Howell, supposed to have been
lost last winter In the mountains Is still
missing. He was one of the owners of
the High Ore group, but work on the
will not be checked on this ac-
count, as his father ls expected here
ston t., adjust and settle matters.
Capt. King 10 now on the last few
days work on his road down the Grand
river to Moab. When this is completed
be contemplates building ferry across
the river at Salt Wash and also a road
seven miles distant up to the mines.
The ranchmen of the valley have all
quit farming and gone to prospecting
Tor copper and gold and the country
from one end to the other is being COW
sred over by mining locations from the
Paradox valley to the Salt Wash desert.
Grand ball at Armory Monday night.
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coMMUNiCATIbN.
Basin City, Utah,
May 10, 1899.
y ,ux EDIroR on THE SENTINEL:

may 10, 1ooo'
To THE EDITOR OF THE SENTINEL:
The season for mining operations
throughout the La Sal country Is now
fully opened, and the entire section is
gradually filing up with prospectors
and others seeking business opportuni-
ties in the numerous camps. some COM
ing in by stage and others overland by
teams and pack outfits. The road be-
tween the mountains and Cisco is hav-
ing more travel now in two weeks time
than during An entire year heretofore.
The boom is truly on for the La Sal
country this season.
The embryo city Of Basin is gradually
filling up with people and rev cabins
are being built in all parts of the basin.
Parties who claim to own the town site
upon placer location, are charging the
upsofisticated from $50 to 800 for in
side lots and $500 for corners. Those
who are better posted pitch their tents
anywhere and claim squatter's right
aud begin getting out timbers for their
cabins. The latter. however. have TAX
en- it upon themselves to disregard the
40 called town company, and so far as Is
known are pursuing the proper course
The mill creek people. who also have
town boom are more conservative and
welcome people to their locality with all
the surrounding privileges. but the fact
that it is an out OF the way place, lack
ing mail facilities and other advantages
naturally furnished Basin city, there is
very little prospect OF its becoming a
camp OF the Importance Of Basin. Al
ready hotel, saloon, livery stable. assay
Office, mining office, butcher shop. gro
Gerry and miners supply store, drug
store, and doctors Office is supplied
and before long prosperous and live
little mining camp will be in full
operation. People are arriving here
everyday from all sources we'll supplied
with supplies and are coming to stay.
Col. D. G. Dodge, accompanied by
two other railway gentlemen are expect
ed here on Sunday. to make thorough
trip over the country. Their OBJECT -
unknown, but it lie safe to say they are
looking over the country with view OF
sooner or later building branch road
of the Rio Grande Western into this
country and otherwise convince them
selves Of the possibilities OF this region
as railway feeder. They will fin6 the
mines equal to their expectations aed
that we are prepared to meet them half
way in their enterprise.
Among the Grand Junction people,
who are now located at Basin city, are
Mrs. Eastman aud two grown sons, the
latter preparing % engage In the livery
business, aud Mrs. Eastman in the hotel
business, accompanied by Mrs. Fay and
her daughter Florence. Mrs Eastman
will also engage in the grocery business.
Mr.. Clark, also OF your city. is here en-
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Grand ball at Armory Monday night.
AHOUT THE WEATHER.

From Observer Stewart.
There has been but little change In
the distribution OF atmosheric pressure
during the past "a hours. The barome-
ter is stiN low over the inter mountain
district and high along the Pacific and
the Great Lakes
The temperature has risen in Montana
but elsewhere the changes are slight.
Rain has fallen in northern California,
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Western
Montana and the lower Missouri valley.
Temperature at a. M.
San Francisco. 90
Los Angeles. so
Portland. ...................5 so
Salt Lake. ............. ..o4
Grand Junction. ...........5 "a
OenVef. 40
QorV0... ~
Chicago -. !..... ..O4
The forecast for this section 10:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.
City troop ball Monday night at Ar
mory. Tickets s1.OO
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PRIVATE SECRETARY or Confidential
clerk. stenoErapher. typewrIter. pes,
Wall Stree. references. L. B.. BOX 10
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Gin Gotels.

Vltn GolfIs.
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4 SELECT CITY HOME FOR TRANSIENT AND
PERMANENT or ESTS.
HOTEL BBl9TCl A STH- .sT5-sr
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FINEST LOCATION II NEW YORK CITY. CLlSlN Z.
APO NTNENTS AND SELtIC f JNSl RI AsstD
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,
tiAKI.I.M nIAI.InN.

iAkLEM DININioN
q - =. y and 80 7 NJ Ii7Ny. 'N' eff sunday, 70
P,usneld sundays only NJ go a "
W. Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light -
Ticket Oh H. 2Ui a." and l2lt f alwar. -
Union Sq ". 90 Columbus Ave. ~ West l23'h 81.
i-5'r ard 1i~rh - Stations Nev York - and '-'
Fu.-.0 - and fO4 Broadway. r T.. brooklyn.
Telephone 49j> t0rfanGt for New York 'rutrai q a"
Service Barg e. KIDD from hotel or residence Iy
West ExTrase Company
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
FSg5 acts Ne - & M er S;s9 "a
aaJ Sou,h Ferry Whitehall St.
I've minutes tarer than gwen below fos Liberty
s. except when noted
TAN 3P aP az asrr rs sep, 3. I II lsS'
For Easto- Ba.hlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &.
o2 * 80 iq r NJ P-4 N sa 10 Eas4 30 10 80 %
Z. ston1 A NJ. 700 - 30 600 ? "
4 81 ia5 + s F'.s20 a95 s'5''a " 'iO
For Reading and Harrisburg - 100 $40. 70. 40
go T. Pss5Hs l2.5 Pis s 56 a5o 80 40
20 i''-a''s' ALL Rail ROUTE.
n 80 g. 30 a4.45. 75as te"2a p f. sundays
Fl I6kereoG IONS R.ye- and Bar7egat 1870 $40
a. 4' -'4 SANDY HOOK route.
a n. 100. 3.'5 80 P. ". sundays 1000 a u. 1900
n 1asev o. Toms R.y~r aad Ha7sess, 40 A NJ
FIR t5-,.-uls-s SEQ time table
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTDN
From foot u Liberty -.
Week days '4.3o. s.0g 100 II. n.ni4F ca73
An M 49," 80" '- 4E an an F N i2I5 y I've sgats5
Blue Limited SOD Goo. Dn.ar carr P. NJ. 1913 nat
A N $50 500 q 80. 900 T. NJ sundays. 600
Tickets and raror EAR seats foot u Liberty ST.
whitehall -. IL IL eGl +34 ga - 354 Broad
way 757 9th Az. = Union - West. l5s East l2yh ST.
court s.. 344 $50 Futon St. Brooklyn % Broadway
Wii.arns6ure. The New York Transfer 60 viii can f1r
ton,
s sF1oa SCUM s5a,5 f F,Ty at at 3.s y
BYRON South Ferry at 6lO + NJ
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sALEsAfAN.--As travelling salesman f0E
A reliable house good references fur-
rishea. Address ROBT. E. WOODW ARD
Louisville. Mss.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO Z. r.

sCHmULE ~ EFFECT MAY IA 1899.
FOR THE WEST
Ieay. New York South Ferry tWhtenau Terminal, ana
foot Of Liberty street Ferry
Leave Liberty street . minutes later
'Daiy. tEScept sunday Ssundaya
CHICAGO - 80 a Liberty stree: orly). = -
PITTsBuRG '43o a. n. liberty only,. 5a
o n. ~ 10 night
CTNCINNATI ST. LOUIS. -s.65 a. n. 1856 D. n,
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
III Is m Diner fI255 .. CDine-). = 25 Dnerj.
.255 Coyai Limited" exclusively Pullman TIA an.
(Diaer. '55- p n. Diner and ~ 10 night
NORFOLK -12.5i p n
All trains are Illuminated with PIrtsch Light.
oflces: ll3 l72 26l 434 1854 broadway . Union So
" l27 BoRery - Y. 500 Fulton st. lsO Graham ave.
Brooklyn whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81. baggage
checked hotel residence 10 destination
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4 EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions ~ The IT Dune
y received Their Uptown Of~e ~. l242 broafWay'
% door north y 3istst Until O'Clock p M advertise
reu's received the following branch Offices ~ reg lar
o.I.e rates until oc.ock o. m 20 sh-ave.. s. e
cor -Al-st, E2 tth-aFf.. cor l2th 81 Macy oli -
14tH-st.. JAP fauulbIs-ave Wcsf 6btt no
~ ave-; % East l4th 81. 20 Wss5
42d tn and ayes. l59 Eas +Tth-st. ldS
81 ave hetveea 76rH and 77t SIS l08 30 ave Ata-
C1st-sr- CSH 81 ave- re az
80 BE c<ar--t. 20 FeecSer -.
3eS 81 90 East 7e'h-er: 1927 30 ave. 10 Sd
ave. or A. arY American DISTRICT Telegraph Or
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STOCK CLERK BY young man. 20. hve
years experience. wishes good position
in hardware house A. SPOEERl. 81
Fve-green-ave prooklyn.
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WEST SFiOPE R.R.

TraIrs leave Franklin q StatI1r = 7, fJIcVs.
srd ~ rn later from foot OF W s2f 81.
"a -iI,I5 A NJ w 42d 81 II 35 4. q. Cstsklu sara
.I1s45 r N CONTINENTAL LIMITED for Detroit.
chico 20 and It LOUIS. Dining Ger
g. f3:43 p N Hudsol RIVER EEpress.
@n,4S = u Albany and Montreal Express
.5,t5 = N ~. 42d St els + NJ. Chicago and So.
Louis Limited.
90 y BuNaio and Niagara Falls Express.
.o.I6 = NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
y G. Leaves Brooklyn Annex. r. 80 - A. NJ G - ~
= n Jersey Ciiy - K 4 station. B. III 20 A NJ
z TAGS p N 'D7ily. Except SUNDAY
Tln.tables AZ principal hotels fn1 oflces baggage
checked frm hotel or residence by Wescors Expr-ss
. r LAMBERT. Genera Pas-eng-r Agent y y
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LEHiCH y -. - Y.

It NEG p = 3. : Z. z Y.
etaonf foot Of ves- 81 Corand and Dchrorse, Street,
IF,Eua T. Il. Ferries --
Time ~ Street other lEurr 0ranft or eshrosses
Streets Daly cvcep sunday SUNDAY only 'ther ran
daily : SUNDAY leaves g. SUNDAY leaves T. Z slnisy
lcates6l5
t'6.55 zee A. " Local COR Z A-1 oN. 49, 49, ,
~ -. o. al For ErFFAlO NlACARA FALLS ana
We ami principal local Iat- 'ar.or and Dining cars COZ
+.i135 100 Noon BLACK DIAMOND Et-
Hanisomes in the word Limited 10 s-atlng
ca6ary Due Buffalo s connecue win through seepers
Detroit a9l Chicago Dining ar vice ia carte 10Y
100 VILLAS HAltRt. StEAN TON,
nj D~ Coal Bran hos and Intermediate points
ssI55 SIR 10 al for WAUGH CHUNK.
-.d.1O 5.2OP y Local for MATCH CHUNK.
ii 60 Ipcil Express fnr fA>IuN.
-5.JJ COS ,. FOR Rufaio anu points West Through
Sleeping Car. 10 Chicago and TORONTO. -o,.-o
I'D 500 P.M Exp c,s for Ri fFALo and Iot'ON4V'
None hu' sleeping Car rnac"r- carried
1923 fN3UrW For lTH AGA. ROO HES IEl. III : ALO
and West Sleeping Cars % Chicago
80 III ANrTID and BOZ N6 BROOK locals. daily except
Sund,y. 'u4 - - go - IT, 49,, - and ~ p "
Pullman 9t'
1854 Broadway. MON suuarc West 20 'our 0us Ave- !
Fulton 50 dwf and ANNEX -fafi, n irohFh
Tar-f- w call for and checs baggage rom hoteI 81
RESI- clce through '0 destination
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Railroads.
den NSYLVANIA

u RATLRoAD
STATIONS FOOT O. West TWen,y-third street and De'-
btoSses and Cortlandi streets.
@The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt street. - ave minutes later than
that given below for TwcntN-third street
station. except where otherwise noted.
' car. w. AT NAL 1Llnits 10 two lsifl rqror
- 70 Chicag2 y c.aehes t. Pittshurg
o.S5 A. ~ rEHHsY LyANi& Li IliG
Son earn Sc, 1s p9ins Smoking ana 8e'nrat
~. :Sipnas + I-gsyi. s. LOUIS
Ious'nie iva Cincinnatu. indianapolis. Chicago 81
90 =. ". WESTERN ENpEESs.--For Chicago For
7a5 p u L'' So5 SriFafy rxpRrss-ror p,
pug Tfg Cleveland. Nashville oia Cine nnstD l0uisV"e
7' SS,. r " PAcfrI& ExrREssFcr pr,seafg asS
VI Si iss 's sne S ss -s =, m
NV York g. M'oorc East Liberty P''sturg. and
-n HwAsnI>GroN AND THE solTH:
80 - p 1910 C)cstrosees street 10 CoT'.ano'
IN go 11es5rosses stree, Z? % ca-,laa5, stree,
Dining c- 2 % fS S rs c8 L loa a 'e ea SIS
2 m l2lo plight sunday So 90. lo.2' ,'in'nTT
rs-i az Dining Cars Is Dining CAR 45' Dining
soJTHE;RNN RAlLWAY.~ETpr. 25'. As ?. m. 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-ror Memphis
ATLANTi~ c5AsT II%EL T S oo5 a n, and SIS
f6 o5 6x4 92 aAt sSe n ay n
week iars AID 80 r. IN daily -
s.ree- 10 r N Cortland, sire. oi5 . M. Through
Nesttued Train Bune, Paror Cars. Yassengef CoaeH'
and Combined Coach.
CAFE MAY.-i2 - n. week-favs 49,.
For oc,s IN New York and Long Branch Railroad 90 '
West Tyenty-thrd street station $50 a n. ~
~ S.5 80 30. 900 N Sunday O. p a. 20
$50 ~. m ~ Iesbr0sses street,. 800 a: r. -
80 $40. 40 SO. 90" sundays 80 "a o.
tl5 = n from Cc-tlauit street,. eoo a. n ~
2$o 33N. 40 515. 200 , m sundays @ 70 a. n
FOR PHILADELrHIA. -,
40 lDeshrosses an5 Corandt street, GOD -. -
SIS $50 g. * C9j5 Penna L-ri.etl. 10 ~ OlesbrS--
street 10 10. Cortia1dt Street 1o15 DINING carr w"
mining carr 1i55 a. n % - 2t0 Tss1r sses stree,
20 ce..lantt street 40 90 -. : q AZ. o1,s
can. 49, Dining Car 5Hi dining Car ..
= ~ I-i9 night SUNDAYS go %. So 30 z Z :,
c3iHns Can .; &5S g! DINING car -, - donias
TirEe. Offices NJ 4ol ga laG 49, ~ 9na l 2si
station ana stations foot Of Desbrosses and Corfu 'ot
Streets $50 Fulton Street - Br ai"av
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station BROOKLYN Stai1a.
Jersey The New Transfer o. 010any W! ca-
FOR and check baggage from hotels ans residences
through destination.
Telephone p14 Eighteenth Street f1r Pennsylvana Rail
road Cab Service
J. z. HUTCHINSON. + r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received al their Uptown
Once so. ~ Br0adRay q door north
tAen.cnts received az the following branch
rfices n regular 0ftlce rates untl o clock
r. H.. VIZ. 2j4 stn-Hse., .. e. co... I'd -.
1872 8th-ase.. cor. l2tt-st. Macy 9th
ave and if'h- i42 Column Us ave. near
West 6Bth 81 100 West 42d-st near 9Th
ave. u East i4'h-st ~ Vest i24 ST..
between 1th and sih ayes l'a' East 9TH
g. ! BIS 81 ave. between 7Gth and IIth
St. 02s 3I-are near 6ls'-s'.. LOS lst-
ave near s9th-si $50 a. ave. near tlst-
Ct. 50 3i-ave. 2lO Bleecker-st.. or. az
any American District Telegraph once.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NeW-HC:K l0ot II D.4moers-st.
Is follows I've minutes earlier from est 2Sd-st
A M.-EesiiOgled Express dali for i.s.a-ton,
Wavery. Elnira. BunalJ Bradford Jarnes,5"1. AFTV'
Buffalo : p N. Pdrl0r 70 Buffalo.
BIB A M.-Dally except Sundays 70 B!nGhamt0n,
Oweeo WayerIy Elnira ana Delaware Valley points
paNv { Jervis and Monucel,o Pul,na. Iari-t
200 y. M.-Vest.buied ln1lte6-Fast mal daily SoHt
tain Tor Chicago. Arrives Clevlaut 40 NJ. IficdEc
2 NJ sleepers 60 Chicago. Cleveland and cac.nnat
80 T.. M-Bu~alo and Clcvelan1 vestibu'ed Expres,
63lIv Errt-s at T-fralo : % A NJ. BraJf~d p a NJ
Tamest town 80 4. NJ. Youngstown lo.27 a No. C,eye-
ia "a y T. Sleegers 20 Buffalo and Cleveland care
Library car
Ei-irs and Chicago. sieepers to Burao Chicago and
~, 1C,LIrT-s IoCH1. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN A~-
/ CONMODATTONS 81 IL. Ii3 26i. 4oi and ~ T--si-
~ 1g7 BoWcry 80 12Gth-st 272 West 1851
ct Chambers and West 2:d-st ferries New o-k 233
-t Tultrn-st &c Proadwav Brooklyn 10 Ete--st.
Fohoken and Jersey cry station New York Transfer
co calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
cences
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LRENCH LINE.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

~ From ~ev York Wednesdays Fri saws H0f Saturday,
rCr TF.NAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
erpAICttT ana ROUND TRIP ckafs .ssued % ell
90, In Texas Colorado Arz ua. California. Mexico.
Ec Georgia Florida e.. delightful Excursions
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ACHINEUr.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 secondhand
wood and iron working mHeaiAes. ful.y
cgaEanteed. mAchinery bought and er-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY, 1Ds Nadl-
l0n ct
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Office
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OLD GOLD q SILVER WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
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Female.
WANTED Young girl as waitress and
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day I West 45th-sf
WANTED. Two good girls (Swedesl; one
az cook and the other as laundress anl
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beat Ok references may call az @ia West
End-ave. on Monday or Tuesday morning
from 3 20 II.
WANTED. Cir. for general housework
also one s1r upstairs work 534 West
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NETWORK AGENT. having trade Last
an West. wishes o. C-g0t axe WA
manufacturers of wooden and willow ware
tarevsr" az. l.usef-rc salGg speclal,ies
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MAN. 30. Trustworthy and active, wishes
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Ocean Steamers.

Q0rcnu STEAMERS.
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FAST EXPRESS - PVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
Sailing 10 A. II.
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sept - Nalsl- vs.. der GT-oo' lV
Kaiser VIM der c. calls Che-hourS and Southampton.
rINi.-screw Express steamer
SOUTHAMPTDN BRFMEN.
TWIN SCREW FASrE' SER SEkFIt. E. =,
Bremen lrslav. Sept =. 10 4 y.
Barhar Thursday oct o. 10 4 -
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GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA
sailing at u 4. " %
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CE5- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fNOR-H-GEEMAN -HAMLlFtG MEI.l- An
NAPLES AM GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR OK ALGIEF.S
BY ENpRESS STEAMERS 90 ~,
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FQR ALEXANDRIA EGTFT on in asp ~. ~ , i
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female,

COOK. By woman az first class eo1e
u private family. understands an mos
q cooking ard u capable = taking fui
charge = kitchen. besides oeins an eN.-
farf baksr. exo--ienc4h and reliable Af-
dress Mrs VI DUNE. Hilton Postofh e.
J.
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CARPET Gle AIMING.
CARPETS cleaned by steam. ty h1no "
CT the door Careful Garrett Cleaning
Co. IS broadway. 42l E4s' 4s.n-s;-
COE & BRANDT Tel 132 3sth.
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Boston
HOTEL.

FACING COPLEl 50, tAIIN III IOSI0|
AL outside rooms Lartsrre.r furnished excellent
eooking service al s app. r-ments q the highest
ssss One minutes walk from BACK BAY stations y
3 and y Y. y Z and Y railroads.
LEAVE CHECKS FOR YOUR LUGGAGE
AT HOTEL OFFICE 40 CARRIAGE
REQUIRED
Rooms singly and 81 suite $3.50 and upwards
EUropesa plan AMOS WH!PPLE. Manager
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MARRIED MAN wishes STEADY posi1,,g9ih
al anything willing and collglns W
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DED y LINE

IL Tor IL Guayra Puerto Cabruo. Curacao sne Mara
o.. pa via 'trrarau.- calling Bi-o ~ Porto Rico.
Roberts per Ir fhiyn. .
s PHILADELPHIA. Co.,. Saturday Sept. y ! = ~
s 8 .
These steamtis have superior accommodations Tor rhS
pOULrON BLISS { DAILETT.
General ManaEeTs LIS FToai 81
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NG00BUTG-E gE0NEL
TUIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE TO CHEEEQI RG
FAIJS. SOUTHAMPTON LONDON HANtt " .,
: i.---4rct -Dr' 81. it a 81 '3r n0' J N v
y. -1ria oct 10 AN Friedrich OCT =. 30 AK
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER -FttNr- 49,.
Nrv York Haua-rr direct .,
Pat-ia sept % go 81 PirrIcIa. Sept 3 ! = -
Eatr. .a -'rr+. T. : A NJ
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE B. R-oatvag y !
ElNlNE @TENWSHlP CO.
DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE
Connecting with al railroad ard steamship l.nes 70 al
Sumner Resorts. Steamships H)-auo Ean" new and
Manhattan Pier 40. .. r r. foot OF MARKET
Street. every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at p NJ
Steamers fet with every modern larr verent Tor ne
comfort ans convenience Ticket Offices 80
80 Broadway OF Reaie Street and general Office
~ ID south street. ppcsfe tie Pier
HJPATIC HALL. y r ". 292 south Street.
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PARQUBT FLOORS c.eaned and repol-
ished antique furniture also polished
work done hy the day or job. best city rel
ererces VICTOR ARCHIDET. G5 Down
iug-st.
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GARDENER. FLORIST. FARMER a
nrst-clnss. trusta orthy man. eoi1petent
20 take entire charge % gentieman's place
90 y-ars' experiences best references az 10
ability honesty sObr!eiy. wife lsgndress,
II required A b f. o. Box l2o. East
RockAgay Long Island.
GARDENER Single man: 20 take charge
Of TsntlemAn'S place: understands care
Of g-ser houses and graperies ard all other
b,al. oOes. Eob<r and industrious. refer
sreea. Aadress C.. Boz 2ii. Fsirneld.
lOEn.
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PORTER. Waterman anything re-
spectacle trustworthy married man ~,
strictly temperate, active. wH.ihs' is'
p,acc ave years In boarding-house. J.
WHITE. 34S lst-ave.