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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-09-14

for the following:
Twelve thousand official ballots 10 be print
ed as required by the Auslr allan Ballot Laws
Ten thousand TO be bound in books to cor
respond with the voting places In Hooking
Comfy. The ballot In each book TO be con-
seoutively. numbered. The remaining two
thousand bal OTIS to be unbound. Also ten
thousand ballots for the election of Real
Estate Assessors in the several townships, 10
be bound and consecutively numbered TO
correspond with the voting precincts in
Hooking County.
seperate bids are required for each set of
ballots. Said bids must be accompanied Nv
any or all bids.
A. r.. HULs, A. W. MAUK.
Clerk. Chief
Sept IA, 2-w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-09-14
Sheriff's Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.
JOHN A. BOAL,
VS.
MARY j. BoAL.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County. Ohio.

NOTICE is HEBEBY GIVEN, that the
undersigned, Sheriff of Hooking County.
Ohioby virtue of an Order of Sale In Partition
Issued out of said Court in the above en-
titled cause, and to him directed as Sheri II
OF said County, Will at the door of the
Court House in Logan, Ohio on
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-09-14

THE magnificent ovation tender
ed John r. Mclean in Columbus
last week rather astounded the
enemy.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-09-14

NOTICE-The Democratic Com
:nittees will meet Saturday at one
o'clock, at Court House.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-09-14
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE.

STATE.
For Governor, JOHN II. MCLEAN of Hamil
ton.
For Lieutenant Governor, A. W. PATRICK
of Tuscarawas.
For supreme Judge, DEWITT c. BADGER
of Madison.
For Attorney General, j. w. DORE of Seneca.
For Auditor, GEORGE W. SIGAFOOS oi
Darke.
For Treasurer. JAMES 7. GORMAN of flaw
renee.
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
FLETCHER ID. MALIN of Lake.
JUDICIAL.
For Common Pleas Judge of the First Sub
Division of the Seventh Judicial District,
HON. %. w. II WRIGHT, of Hooking,
SENATORIAL.
For Senator in the Ninth Fourteenth Sena-
Athens.
REPRESENTATIVE.
For Representative of the Hooking -Vinton
District, HON. NJ. S. cox, of Vinton.
COUNTY.
For Probate Judge, j. b. RIASON.
For Clerk of Courts, l.. &. WRIGHT
For Sheriff, CHARLES f. BRANDT.
For For Prose cutting Atty ELMERo PETIT.
For Infirmary Director, ISAAC A. WRIGHT.
For Surveyor, JAMES DAVIS.
LAND APPRAISER.
For Land Appraisers,
Falls Township and Logan. A. w. MAUK.
Green Township, ELI CHUTE.
Benton Township, H j: J:CHIhCOTE.
Marion Township, W. f, ENGLE
Laurel Township, j. A. CUPP.
Perry 10y roTnTship A. McCtEILAHD' aFrI
Starr Township, 4. WILSON.
Ward Township. JOHN POM
Washington Town ship, j. W. SCHAAL
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-09-14

THE Democratic policy is to send
School Teachers to the Philippines
and not bay1nots.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-09-14
Notice to Printers.
September 3Oth, 1899,

The Board of Deputy State Supervisors of
Elections for Hooking County, Ohio, will
receive sealed bids until IL O'Clock noon,
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
DYING Man ACCUSED HIN.
BARTENDER CHARGED WITH INFLICTING sNJU-
R1Es WITCH CAUSED DEATH

BARTENDER CHARGED WITH INFL1CTING 'NJC-
RIEs WITCH CAUSED DEATH.
Bernard Seigrist OF No. 12O Chrystie-st employed
as a bartender at No. los Bowery was arraigned
before Magistrate Kudlich in the Centre-st police
court Yesterday and remanded to the Coroner Sci
rrist is charged with having caused the death Of
Thomas II Murray thirty-siX years old. living al
No III East Seventy-hfth-st. on the night OF Feb
ruary
On the date mentioned. about o'clock In the
morning. Murray staggered into the Mulberry-st.
police station and told Captain Albertson that he
had been kicked and badly beaten in a Bowery
saloon. Later Murray became unconscious in the
street and was removed to Bellevue Hospital
From Bellevue he was transferred to the Metro
poltan Hospital on Blackwells Island. There an
examination showed that ne was suffering from a
compound fracture OF the skull.
To Detectives Sommers and Mahoney. Of Captain
Albertson's force Murray said he was In a Bow
cry saloon and saw three men trying TO rob an in
toxicsted sailor. He called the attention Of the
bartender. ne said. turned on him. and all kicked
and beat him severely The bartender. Murray
said struck him a violent blow on the head with
a hatlron. From the description Of the men ana
last arrested Seigrist The detectives took Segrist
10 the Metropolitan Hospital Sunday morning.
where Murray pointed him out IN a line or half a
dozen men as the man who had struck him with
fhe fatiron Segrst Insisted that his part IN the
ahalr was only that OF peacemaker Murray died
a, 70 o'clock Tuesday night
Coroner yucca paroled seigrist in custody OF his
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
BAPTIST BOYS DRILL FOR PRIZES.
srvsyTH ANNUAL RECEPTION AND COMPETITION
WELD IN THE NINTH REGIMENT ARMoRY.

WELD IN THE NINTH ArNMOfNA'
-. organization known as the Baptist Boys
u-sade had It's seventh annual reception. review
- competitive drill yesterday afternoon at the
e.. Regiment Armory. in West Fourteenth-st
rs,oughout the country there are about 1900 boys
:. This organization. There were only five COM
,,ss tha, entered the competitive drill. but more
han thousand boys took par; n the review. Nest
:, them were clad in neat blue uniforms. with
white leggings.
camera A c. Kenyon. the commander-in-chief o.,
,hs organ ization. had command OF the affair. out
Y,sutenant-C Colonel Thomas 3. Rand. Of the Sih
p.g,rnent was the reviewing officer Colonel Rand
mad as us personal staff FOR the occasion the fol-
,ovrtne officers IRON the 9th: Major c. y. Thomp-
-, Captaln John D. Walton Captain Z. B. Pick
80. Cartain s n Hubbard. Chaplain Madison
= peters and First Lieutenant II. c. Leonhardi
Csntain Walton. Captain P;ckhardt and Lieutenant
,Aonha-di were the judges Of tho drilling
The Eve companies which entered the ur'iI "e'e
conpsDy A. 50 Regiment. from the Mount Morris
p.n.,s, church. Captain Alfred Joyce; Company
= n Mount Morris Mission. Captain II. holo'
connany c lst Lexington Avenue Baptist Church,
Csptain William Kanski: Company G. l0th' central
Cbp-oh ". d.. Brooklyn, Captain S Cramp' CON-
many D. s,h OF the Downtown Mission schooI cap
tain Dominick Ella. The prize is a silver ioVlhs-
cup. which is given 10 the winning company eaon
wear Last year Company X. OF the 10th Regiment
- BE oyn This company is from the congre-
cation Of the Baptist Tenple IN Brookyn an ana y
Is known as the Temple Guarcs. IL va fro,n
,,sssferdaV with is band blt it retrained IRON
taxing part in the drill Ten minutes T9s Eoo5snv sT~ea
~ eSe7st RegiToent was a6judged the winner. a
choice which was generally apPffoyego fo1 medals FOR in
a,riSrsl --on~er-v fl the manual of arms: ! ne
ss prize sod medal g H. Ts5 comDS02 %9R Ry RSy "a Yia Ree
"a, %swayk \ j. The second prize slVer
,nsss' was awarded TO Sergeant Morris Evans OF
COMPANY K 10th Regiment. VINO Is s'N'ee" Se"' :
old. ..s + f.hanlain Peters
psv FRA T SANFORD OF Port Jervis. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
Ayyr4L pROHIBITIOy CONFERENCE.

Tha annual prohibition conference and dinner be-
gan yesterday afternoon at o'clock Professor
John Kline late candidate for Governor. presided.
John Mckee chairman Of the County Committee
was temporary chairman. The Rev. D. W. Couch.
o; the Beekman Hill Methodist Church onered
prayer.
The subject of the afternoon was What Is My
Responsibility Toward the Saoon?' Professor
Kline said that the responsibility was upon each
and every citizen
William T Wardwen. in a fvemnute speech
SAD that the fashionable club, with It's 500 mi
uatlon fee. and the Ralnes law hotel, with its .
cent Initiation fee were alike 10 him. and he had
o'ity the most uucompromisng hostility 10 ooth
,t1-Sergeant J. r Brooks Of the New ork po-
tcs iofce, who IS seventy-nine years Old. sald ne
..aa been uncompronising enemy or the saloon
oi Almost seventy years. and yet hoped TO see It's
Othsr speakers were W " Smith. o: Poughkeep.
SSs, Professor Edward Howe. Il. 3. Metcalf, OF
Hhoce Island. and Levi Hoag. OF Troy.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

p,s,o, Feb % The American Wool 80 'at-.n ~
-o-,e-'' viii say tomorrow ~ IN" WOO iraor 4ur
curv fo- wool IS - hroafe- t0.-e genera iIaIe lar IT,
9i.tSrrh - Is no, a. reflected IN a' -:rrease ln
.bs amour, q business actually done. ff-ai man
serrriss have been taken ly intending --l-
.rer ana me latter ma1iirsf.+ fe l1eily more
crest in tho market that t. would r'f De sN.pI s
- 49, ebo,is re ar~er bus q reprt reti wee
-, u, s,iAs of the last week aggregate over '.'' ''
b@we.er which may be seFsr rced o. iAli d. -,
,tro.s One feature Cf the situation is 30 'trt ihA'
Sc smaller snufacfrrers who previously - n u-en
,asert.i b. rariet. TIE sales - the we IN ,t
l,-. . "a 600 = domestic and 2D0 n fore 81
a. .--,i az 2 5a- coo total - 3Hs5pl
=, ecr be previous and a total of 3V"wO ~ -
week Salcs since January
500 e.. 30 lO7 800 = against 32 4s94s n lasi
,.ser at IT'S time
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
CONCERTS IN AID OF sOLDIgRS.

one o. the artists who viii appear al the con-
oert 10 De given on the evening Of March j. 90
me "a!dorf-Astorla for the benefit q tho f.r
oi 'he soldiers and sailors IS Miss J5scat
van tne Irish harpist She is the darg.'
'S'e a u. Sullivan Member Of the sr.
inen'. an orator and writer and one
Of ooin the Irish and English Bar.
meeting Of the Committee on Music and Drama
me Amiiated Societies OF the soldiers ard
,S Ssa'ors am lies Protective Association which has
~, t SsohJsrt IN charge, was held Tuesday evening
81 ttfne Maldoff-Astoria. The committee consists
~Is' Henry Clarke Coe. chairman; Major John
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
,1,.rprool- COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb @, m-co;,t93n-Tpo' s tall; Pree: &C.;
-t.-Sas American rilii'-g. 20 2 Tho SAFES o. me
-, 900 haies u WI ch 100 were tJr speculst
- e,,r- ara Included 73l1 An Receipts 20
-i 1frr ~ so American Futures opened stef- -
- roolerafs demand. an' closed du. American MD
'. - F4a-liarv Is-6+l3 -o-Gid buyers. February
cll ,it-b 10 -84aS % 80 crs. March ane APRIL
"a caaa 2oGsa BUYERS Arril md May zOSiGs q go
t'-Di4, a-F lane .f-ffd luyers. June and july
~, Sigs 20 cd buyers iul' arg Ang1si 3 = - =
- ars.i.t and p'er.l er . .2f4d hurers
&t-o'd F'i, ,--1e - sfIo @ G4d tuvers October
se3ieninei 2 q 64as a. ofd s~lle-s November AID
snd 49, 9i eflc - fff sellers December and jan
80 Z ai-G4T" - tid s-.e-.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
TIE STEAMER AFRIC ~ PORT.

The new white Line steamer Afric. which ar
rived yesterday from Liverpool. is the latest ad-
duon 10 the freight steamers Of the White Star
Line She is fresh from the yard or Harland &
Wolff belfast Ireland. ard registers 772l tons.
She IS f,ted with all the latest modern improve
rnents and Is said 10 be Of the largest cargo
steamers afoat She is commanded by Captain
William VI smith On her maiden voyage she
encountered strong westerly gales throughout,
tut proyed q good sea boat
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACTIVE SERVICES With SO 600 wanted 70
Increase manufacturing spec,slty' plant
paid fCT. DJpLEN. Tribune once
i FINE. PAYING BANK In south Da-
k-ta for sale. VII make some man ricn.
Address BANK. BOX O. Tribune Otice.
MONEY 20 paien, your IDEAS may be Sc
cured through our aid. TIE PATENT
RECORD Hai;imore Md.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
CERMANIC ST1LLIN THE MUD.
,,.uPrNG HAS SENT HER BOW UP BUT HER
STERN DEEPER

49,. White Star Line steamer Germanic Is suii
~ IN the mud OF her pier. Ihe attempt 10
INN the water out Of her stern Yesterday plo'ea %
uhs"1 hta tho stern IS entrey under water.
.ne @ cumming out of the forward compartments o.,
Ine M s,eamer forced her stern deeper in the mud.
,ne ,ac, has led the wreckers working on the
LEE. .n,or 20 believe that there IS serious break
sSe stern which will have 10 De loca'eu peioie
~ n Geruanic can he hoated - -r,
the 11 1aster cofer-dam. which gave away Tuesday.
lhe lhe,r O. renaired BY the divers. and II will proba-
y oS,ns made tight so that the pumps can be put
oy 10y Today The wreckers say they cannot
10 VIZ W., fo- the big leaks which have kept holds
aceOss aooded since the pumping began yesterday
4sL.,ng sL~, The boat Is now In an unsatisfactory
moII.,or and has a threatening list 10 starooard.
LoSsa, W-eckers say that soon as the LEAKS are
tnnr,,ed and the two cofer-dams are made ught
stsoFkoat will float on even keel.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
MAGISTRATE poo1 BAYIsHEs TIE BIBLE

Magistrate Pool began sitting at Yorkville court
Yesterday. and his first judicial act was the re-
inoVal Of the Bible from the desk. As Detective
heatng stepped Up with the first prisoner and
'ook 'Ae Biole In his hand to swear. the Masis-
uste took the book away from him. saying:
Dflcer. do not believe in allowing good strong
poAeemen. who protect The lives and property OF
o-' cl'zens' 70 be contaminated by the germs OF
otsseaSe which may be transferred 70 the cover
% q bloe- Every one who comes here kisses the
Giag.e, and people IN good health are often made
''a TS oy alsease germs being transferred 10 them.
~ 4us Ma2lstrate carefully placed the Bible under
,, ,,ss Gesh The oook IS an old one and has been in
use IN the court a long time
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

Byrne. vice-chairman; Mrs. Laura Perry Swim
burne. second vice-chairnan: Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Byrne Mrs. s. s. Blood Miss Florence Guernsey.
Nine Louise Lucchett Mrs. william Gerry Sisde;
Mrs. Charles Lincoln Wetherbee. Mrs Samuel
Henry Dickson. Mrs. J. 3. Brown, Mrs. Charles n
Bruch Mrs. II. X Browne Mrs Frank sullivan
Smith. r X. Pemhorton. Z. }. Gavegan. william
Brookneid Russell Sage. DR.. s. II. Dickson. Colonel
John Crane and Henry Marouand.
The next meeting will be held this evening at slS
O'Clock at the home OF Emerson McMillin. No 40
West Fifty-elghth-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
TEE PAWNEE TOWED INTO PORT.

r,s.urn Ry BREAK ~ HER MACHINERY
AFTER LEAVING BOSTON
tn. steamer Pawnee OF the Clyde Line bound
from Boston to jacksonville. was towed into port
yesterday by the Cromwell Line steamer Huosoh'
The Pawnee left Boston on February IS. and early
a., the morning OF February = her machinery
broke She put up signals Of distress. and the
Hudson. bound from New-Orleans TO this port,
saw them put 10 her assistance. ana TOOK her III
The Pavnee will be repaired here and then
viii continue her trip south
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
mR. BOLDT AND OTHERS BUY An ISLAND.

George C. Boidt. proprietor OF the Waldori-As-
toria. and fourteen other men. including ChaI'es
NJ Englis Of BROOKLYN have purchased Oak ISL
and in the ST Lawrence River. The HeN oWneIs
are TO establish game preserve upon the iSIailu
Mr. Boldt owns one Of th- Islands In the 3 Law
renee River and has summer home N -
is near Oak Island. and he has joined WIN othe's
In saving this island for hunting purposes
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore. FEB. % sugar strong; Franulaied 20 os %
Cheese steady. fancy Ncw-Yors On large lln-i. 90
87 ed.um iIitG1Iisc. DO % small iii1 Sll liais.
steady fancy creamery 23q24c: - imitation 10
lade l5GiGc: good ade 141l5c; store pack, lltlSc'
rolls l2Q l3c. Eggs firm, 2ag25c per dozen Lettuce
nerh b.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
90 tl)hom 81 filan Concern.

r,S1,1TF OF MARIA HOPPER. DE
- cEAsEDI ers tesaensiy IN me above es'a''
having "a Fstaie requested 10 make payment e.
.ss hsvag claims 10 pTesent ne ~ -,
az 20 Sarah a. kme5s'A' NO "'
Y0Tk GEORGE PIERCE.
No s23 Walnut ST., Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

MEXICAN LINE.
~ FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW-YORk-SOT TTHAMPTON-LONDON.
Sailing Wednesdays AZ 10 A. ".
c. r1r. .... March ST Paul ............. April .
:, March u Paris April y
:, Toui, .... March - NeW-1o ork --April "
RED STAR LINE.
NEW-YO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Every Wednesday AZ y aoon.
Frtaela-d Mar. ! 10 a ". Nesternand .... March IS
southwark -NlaIch .a'-.s
vi TTER CRUISE 10 the scene. OF the Spanish
American War by the American Line 6 5 Paris a. 5
iis~v cruiser Yale. Sailing from New York sat,
War 1898. For cuba. Porto Rico. the Winfward
Islands. ard Jamaica. Duration 81 Gays. Rates oi
'SSs"1 11S,rT.T.% ATIONAI. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
r,.-. 80 - II North River ONCE G Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
nLD DOMINION LIE.

IL Fer Ia Guayra. Cabelio. curacao and Mara
,,t,o wa Curscso-CAuinz also Porto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn .
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday Feb y, ! y a.
capsCA ! .......... Saturday. March u 7. NJ
Iese STEAMERS have sertor accommodations for pAS-
'shs"' Ror-fToS Miss & DAL.LETT.
General Managers. 10 Front -
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-Ten R.IP.A.N.S FOR cents
ct druggists one gives relief
HORSESHOE NAIL RINGS. finely polished
ard plated. letferef. stamped or plain.
by the thousand. az low prices. ROBERT
IVARNOCK. 90 East 6lst-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
TyPEWRITERS.

Observation-Disclosures ga ga
chimes cheap: Remingtons. sm.tns. ~
e,,ararteed. rentals reduced .OS - ~, 49,
IATFD TYPEWRITER CNrhAN"H' ~
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
CT\ARD LINE.

a. no LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
r,-on per 10 y r.. foo, OF Clarksou 81
-ampan.a. Feb. . p. y EtrUra. .Meh j. a N
isrsria Mch II. 3 p " Umbria.. .Ap. J. A. VI.
VERNON II. BROWN 4 co. Gen. Asenis
4 RnWLING GREEN. NEN YORK.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
Etfnub11fS

--e><| |>>>|.r~<>~>r\~<~<~>><>-
eWsT@NAMI NEW ENGLAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE via Nswport and - fan IL, hise. x,.,
J. II. PLYMOUTH and Pilgrim. Orchestra On each
sTONINGToN LINE, via Stonlngton Leave Plsr -
X r. Spring St. week DAYS only, al 500 T. NJ
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire. - o.
Y r foot OF, epr,nr s., week fays only $50 p. NJ.
Steamers city of Lowell ard Rhode Island.
NEWHAVEN LINE. Pier -. L. R.-SIis
RICHARD PEcz daily sIcep. Sunday. :; p n
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
HELP WANTED.

Ac--N7s WANTED. We want an agent
4, ey-rv town u secure subscribers 70 II y
rAplFs' HOME JOURNAL. 70 .ook a.tes
-e-swals ant distribute Advertising mater
W. or.- profitable employment Tor the
winter also specla. rewards for g0pd WORK
81 O0s vii be given tc the agent sen.
,is arrest lst W 70 April 70 next sou
- ne rext best worker. and SO on-dls-
,,,hu. rg xil 800 among so best agents
.verr agent. whether he or SO secures
.,4rr aFeut whether ~ or shr- st.Ervs
or - IN. extra awards OF n3t- II ~
cT-RTfS PURLISH.NG co. Phidoe'phiA'
Penn. 49,,
CAPABLE aad resp nslfie gentle,rah
wanted a. rartnCr ana general MANAGER
av..,ll,ciy uroffah.c real ectdfe le. ei.p
49,. mus, LqNe ~ least $3.50 cash and
yerv hirh4st personal ard social conhee-
tons. Address WEST POINT. Room 10
lu Wali-~f
GOVEENMENT PosITIONs.-D'n't pre-
pare for any civil serrice eXaflln nat'oh
,,,itor. seeing our Illustrated catalogue =
t-f.-rr.,i.- Sent free COLUMBIAN
CORREspONDENC COLLEGE. Wash
ingtor. = g
WANTED Young man about Is for Of
fee. mus, be good penman. neat ~ ai-
peArance aai willing - w * Aculsss'
living age. exper.-ace ant salary expected.
COOP WRITER T-irur. D1c-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

~<<%<<~>-~~0S~-0r-r~~ ~ ~
At REDUCED PRICES.-oOo second-nnsin'c nlai'c
wood and iron working machines, i...y
rua-anteec, machinery 5ougn, hh1
Changed. GEORGE Z. EDDY SVo SA''
gOu-sf.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
WHITE STAR LINE.

~ NEw-YORK- -oUEENsTOwN
r-f..,r~ March l. Britannia. March 20 noon
waiesi March >. noon Aajestc.... April y noon
TeItonic.. March o. noon Ieutonc .. April IT, noon
-. Mach o r. y. Br. fannie. ApTn %. noon
SION rate on Cymrc SO up; Germanie. i'ritannic.
e., - esflc Teutonlc. So up Second Cabin Si2 -
Dosis Thirs class Cymrc. Gernanic aad 3ritannic
~ yO On Majestic and Teutonic. S2'oO Revenue tax
additional .., ,-.-...,.- ..,,- 80
=" WHITE STAR LINE
t,,.- ~ as Nortn R..er. Office. . Broadway y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAT-

@<.~~.~~0~>.~>-~e--~~-~S~-> S~->>~--~~~-~4~->~~
ACCORDION and side pleaung; buttons
covered while you walt: plnk.nS. Frsne n
futiag: feathers and toas cuIl@t. BUR
CESS $40 e;n-ave.. corner 2ist-st. See
rigrs
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

= sr-rROpOrIT6S Storage warehouse ana
Vans. 2Oz ard - Mercer-si.; hraacn o.-
Gee 5C5 Broadway. corner 4ith-st.' tIr-
riture removed. boxed aud shipped ie'e
rhore Spr!ng 4bb
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
|, TRIP AROUND PORTO RICO, L. S. A

A 1RIf AhOCNN hOHAO hiN'' - % ~
~ The New York AM Porto Rico Steamship Company.
a7erican steamer SAN MARCOS. sailing from Empire
Sores Brooklyn. FRIDAY: MARCH Il, at NJ.
about two there are no hotels yet Of conse-
ence rates 4 passage Include board and accommodations
o. ~ entire trp Z about twenty-five days. Rates Of
uassage $3.50 ana upN ara delightful. opportunity 10
rist cur new Colony under the most comfortable con-
ditions MILLER BULL & KNowLToN. Agents i3o
Pearl Street New York.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE S1AK LINE.
~. vBw-YoRK-S - ENSTowN-LIvERPools
.cvroric Ftb y. z. VI. Majestic. March 8. noon
.CFrom Pier ss ~ r. ;srmsnIe Msrcs JS' j5' noon moon
RTttannic 80. March l. noon cymrc. March IS p. NJ
.cyrnrc sailing Feb q. Will not carry Third Class pas
Saloon rate. on cymrc so up: Germanc. Br,snnic
eco ~ Majestic Teutonc SIS Up; Second Cabin. Si2 80
upwsfds Third Class C-rrc Germanic and Brtannie
SIS 5O on Majestic and Teutonic. s2'So Revenue tax
additional - -,.--..,.. ..,,- .,
WHITE STAR LINE
pier No 4s North River. Once Q Broadway. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
HELP WANTED.


Female.
TA0-rS' hairtressi7s ard r1nnicurlns :
school On~orporstedl: facial massaks
chirr~odv esrrnatclogy. 8 course icF
islIae' mails. day. evening. legal olp'O-
- 49, positions 25i stn-are.
couPETENr woman % cock. wash. iron.
snI d. general homework tor flnlly, -
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tween ana H. am apartmen en-. oo Nes'
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ore. No i2i2 Broadway. p door north
~ glst-s;.. until O'Clock p. n. advsr-
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80 anf r4fn-sf ~ Columbus ave. near
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ave. % East lfth-st. ~ West i-d-st..
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PARK AVE. AZ. near 51th-st.. Anleils.lI, l,-l,
C--rlsftar hou.s Two medium sized
rooms. superior board. terms mocera'e'
references.
i-15 PARK-AVE.. cor. th-st.-fand-
some second floor rooms: psrior dining
, room. rsfefsuceE.
iiTH-ST - EAST. block twesiwarul
from Broadway.-GOodn nelghoorhood, ee
lightfui second floor sunny room. h'uhtlu1
table. references.
l7TH-ST. ~ EAST. s;uyvesant square -
with board. handsome rooms iaclhS
park: fou'hern exposure. dlning-room on
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l7TH- ST 50 WEST -LArca sunny room
with board. highest references given ana
required.
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completely furn shed: table bountfuny
eunniiet. references Given and reoulrel
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