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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
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TYPOGRAPHICAL MINUS
Tehicago Times-Heraid j

; &
The printer has many just scores
sgainst mankind In general and writer's
in particular. We all feel relieved when
he gets an opportunity to pay back oiit.
or two. This he not irfrequently does.
The Pathfinder cites a long array Of in
stances IN which, separate articles be-
come mingled In type.
& 1t would be long story to tell in de-
tail how mixpps happen. but that they
really do happen can be doubted by no
newspaper man whose knowledge of the
busine So ever led him o explorations of
the mysteries II the composing room az
we'll as the ao!newllat intricate mazes
of the editorial room. And so this heart
breaking account of a marriage may be
gouched for asan actual occurrence:
The church was finely decorated With
holly and eVtrgreens, and the altar W. 8
hidden ina wealth of flowers. OUT of
the recessss rose rare tropical plants
md from the ceiling hung Is wess
veals, which a this time sof year
| scarce and corresponding dear at
cents per pound, There Waa also
live demand for choice lambs. ana
er, east Of the MISSISSIPPI rivet
lIprofitablg turn TO sheep raising
ftake the bride. who wore a Cow
white corded silk, creation of Woislta
with pearl ornaments.
Then came the maid of honor. IA cous-
IN Of the bride. Miss Henrietta Blower.
| of Chicago, wearing a dress of white
ltulle, with diamond ornaments. and she
was followed by small bunch of Mon
tana sheep. which bleated most pite-f
3us,: as they ware driven on board ard
| shipped to the winter hotels in Bermuda
They Will there be cut entrain and
slightly decoilette. and after the rest Of
fhe party had reached the rail, the min
lister turned and said, impressively:
Il can not bid more than 61sc for state
seals, but cablegrams from London
auote refrigerated beef at price that
vii enable me to pay 1870 for a car of
ahoice Indiana beeves, and hearing this,
here was rush for the young married
couple, and the bride fell into the arms
1T her father, who is known to bear a
str king resemblance to a Connecticut
ox weighing .s75 pounds.
/ At Van Vert, o.. Mrs. Emma Van
Liew was indicted fci murder in the
irst degree and wigs Immediately ar
e'ested and committed 10 Jail. Mrs. Van
LEV threw vltriol in the face OF Mrs.
Alice Hammel. the latter dying of her
| INJURIES after Ave weeks Of terrible ag-
ony Jealousy was the cause OF the
crime. Mrs. Van Lew had been prosni.
nent In society. " sEsSs
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For sprains. swelings and lameness
there ie nothing 70 good a. Chamber
lain.s Pain Balm. Try 1t. Fer sale by
druggists.
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POPULAR vorE OF 1896.

The following table shows the total
vote cast in the presidential election 81
1893:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06

The gold or national democrats cast a
$50: the socialists S6.373
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

I'm another OF these fellers that's
got to vote the way he's told er lose
pay said the frpwsy ore.
Huh" said the listener. What IS
your job?"
Votln' ~ ndianap0lis Press.
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DEATHS.
TUTTLE-At Hunts Point, N. Y, Decem-
 Der 15, 1900, Theodore A. Futile, aged GS

TUTvTLE-At Hunts Point, N. Y, Decem- Der 15, 1900, Theodore A. Futile, aged 6S years.
 Funeral serivces will be held at Mo- 205 Orchard street, New Haven, on Tuesday afternoon at halfpast two o'clock Friends are invited to attend. Please omit flowers. 2t GoULD-In Sparkill N. Y, on December 14th, Jeremiah B. Gould, formerly of this city, in the 73d year of his age.
 residence on Monday afternoon at three o'clock. Interment in Evergreen ceme- tery, this city, on Tuesday, December IS, on arrival of the 40 p. Tn. train. PORTER-On Saturday, December 18th at his residence Pomfret, Conn.,, John Addi- son Porter in the 45th year of his age. Funeral services will be held at Trinity Church, New Haven, Wednesday, DeceIn- Der 18th at D. m. It is kindly requested that no flowers be sent. St
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FOR RENT,
NOTICE.

NATIONAL NEW HAVEN BANK. The annual meeting of the stockholders of this bank for the election of directors for the ensuing year will be held at their banking house on Tuesday, the Sth of Jan uary, 1901.
 Polls open from Il a. m. to 12, m.
 d7 30t ROBRT I. COUCH, Cashier,
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Helpful Hints For Gift Buyers.
Suitable for men

Suitable for men
 Neckties, 25c and BOG Silk Initial Handkerchiefs,
 3oc to $l Linen Initial Handkerchiefs,
 25c and soc Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
 l3c to BOG Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs,
 soc and 75c Silk Mufhers, 75c to 2.5O Wool Lined Gloves, l.5O Grey Reindeer Gloves, l.5O Heavy Kid Gloves, $l to l.S5 Dress Shirts, 75c and $l Fancy Shirts, $l and l.5O Twilled Night Shirts, soc and 75c Muslin Night Shirts, soc to H.25 Outing Flannel Night Shirts,
 soc to S.25 Fleeced Underwear Soc to Sl Wool Underwear 75c to $2 25 Dr. Jaeger Band, soc to $l.2O Dress Suit Shields, S.6O Silk Suspenders, 75c to $l. 75 Boxed Suspenders, 75c to S. 7o Fine Suspenders, 26c to 5Oc Evening Neckwear, 25c to BOG Black Half Hose, l3c to soc Fancy Hosiery, 25c and soc Butterfly Bows, 25c Silk Armbands, 25c and 6Oc Boston Garters, 26c Fancy Pajamas, $l 25 to ? 25 Bill Books, SSc to $2 26 Pocket Books, SSc i Change Purses, 25c and soc Military Brushes, $1 AS to 5.25 Hair Brushes, 25c to $3. 50 | Collar and Cuff Boxes, $l to 298 Umbrellas, 75c to $7 !
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Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest.
THE ANNUAL MEETING.
CLAIRvOYANr.

MARY J. WRIGHT, M. D., and clairvoy4 ant, has returned to 27 High street, between Chapel and Crown. pr. Wright is the beef M known clairvoyant in the State, 20 years in x New Haven; her predictions on health ana business never fall. Doctor treats all dis- cases Consultation $1.00 Hours to IsIs to 5, and evenings Glass In clairvoyance7 s palmistry, mental culture, Friday evenlngs-s from September to June. 73##
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Those " WorrYin@ Piles :!

One application of Dr. Agnew's Ointment will give you comfort. Applied every night for three to six nights and cure is effect cd in the most stubborn cases of Blind, Bleeding. or Itching Piles. Dr. Agnew's Ointment cures Eczema and all itching and burning skin diseases. It acts like magic. 30 cents. Sold by w. H. Hull, E. Hewitt Ss Co.'S,
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A large line of Brooches, Stick Pins, Fancy Hat Pins, Buckles, Beaded Purses and Chatelaines.
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CHINESE IDEA OF THE ALLIES.
 The allies are represented at the Chi nese theater in Shanghai, says the cor respondent of the London Morning Post, by soldier with an enormous mouth, who does nothing but talk until his career is ended by decapitation.
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aManIs.

One cent word for each insart,or. i've cents word for full week, seven times.
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Housekeeper-Pd just like to know why you go tramping through the country? Moldy Mlke--Well, mum, I've heard that these ere palace cars Weekly
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WANTED, A SITUATION for girl to do housework III small family. Call at es dl1 ltp PC HUDSON ST.
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WANTED, A flhST-CLASS laundress wants work ah nome or would go out. Call d17 lip lIo sTATR SIT
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NOTICE.
National Tradesmeng Bank.

National Tradesmens Bank,
 New Haven, Conn, Dec. 5, 1900. N The annual meeting of the stockhoIdersl of this bank. for the election of directors for the ensuing year, will be held at the banking house, 96 Orange street, on Tues@ day, January Sth, 1901 between the houraS
 ROBERT FOOTE,
 d5 IF 2S Jas Cashiert <
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 MARIN < LIST.
FOR SALE,

BODY Brussels Carpets, Bedroom Suite, Hat Rack, Pictures, Kitchen Utensils
 d17 1tp 72 MAPLE SIT
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WlsIs
Leave New York OF AlbeAtJ atESet' South FeFrJ
IN gffehaI Terminab 5 minutes eATtssf
fEAceDA S1lu@ys
A PITTsBURG a. n liberty street en;yl, = %
N - o. II II Is night
sI2 - night. -, -, ar rru, .vux
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. . 90 'loo0 tbiinsrii'
m lJueri 3. IA. tDinerl "tJo tLLlAstl'
.s % C''Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train
liner and Cafe. CDnsrl 100 (Dinsr1 ana
40 Is night NORFOLK. too p m -,
h trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
ofiess: iis IT2 2el asa 1900 Broadway. = ynion
So W u Isowery " Y. $50 Fulton 81, Brook IN
T-ry7irai liberty Baggage checked
srnnn Motel OF residence to destination
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Railroads.
ENNS YLVANIA

brosses and Cortiandt Streets
x The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
tOrtiandt Streets is FIVE minutes later tanH
tfhf given below for Twenty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted.
cars New YORK to Ptsburg Sleeping Car Pttsbu;g to
o 20 a VI FAST SITS PIv 70 Fi Bir and r,s..,,
o.''' a NJ PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pullman Com
cars. Chieaso ce1siand Toledo Cincinnati IN
I.:.5 p. Vi. cHIcaGo AH .5u St. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Toledo, Nashville tvia cincinnati and LouisvIe,
o.55 =. VI. ST Lofts ExFFEss.-For Pittsburg. Co
P VI WEsTERH t' FSPREssFo Ss chicago For
7-35 p VI. PACIFIC ExPREss.-For Flttsburg and
TRElgaso For kHoxv',a. daily, via Shenandoah Valley
PREss-For Ptfcsburg, Cleveland Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
80 % SO 1910 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
Dbros and col 13 D sTs CaT m 90 2lo
7D9in csaT1 y az rarloT and dining Sars, p 20
onsressionaI Lin an Psros nd Dining Cers = X
- Dining Car. as Dining ear. 9.25 p m l. 10
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express a25. as p m. 12I
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1wAY-For M.mDbi,
ATLANTIC COAST iISEL e pSa SIS m and y
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAu4vAY-s.55 a N. and 455
sEABoARD AIR LGNE.-Ex7ress 1255 p. m. and T. 10
FOR OLD POINT. COMFORT and NoRFo1.K-7.55 a m
At yAS N- z4yS and, and SO ? m daily
through Vestlbuled Trains Buffet Parior cars and
STANDARD Coaches
||--aFE AAI.--12.J % p IT. weekdays.
u points On New York and Ions Cfrou
vest LIyenty-thrd Street StatIouj % a m IL 10
- 30, 10, 455 and 500 o. m. Sundays o 25 a n.
80 p N rorn Desbrosses and ffor-lardr Streets Oh,
a m y -. $50, $40 TO 30 and 90 D N sun
days, H45 q. n. SIS D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
s Is 1R5 55 G Ps5ns 5Tss Is $40 %
and Corrandu Streets 2n Dining carr % (5!rng
5ar I55 a u 81. 20 lDesbrosses and Cortlandt
streets. 10 20, rs. 355 425 25 Dining carr
% Dining Car 800 Dining CAP. T55. SIS. s.55
80 p m. Il 10 night Sundays, 6,10 TA5
SO 500 925. 800 Limited. 3 SO 1888 Dining car
a. m. = 80. $50 Dining Car. - 255 = Dining
ar 40 Dining Carl 81 Dining Car. T55 : 25
500. &25 p. m. - 10 niEht.
Ticket offices Nos AL. q45 1Ig6 1854 III and 2R1
Er2a1Way, Aston House; Vest Twenty--hir5 Street
Sauon and stations foot Desbrossas and CurtIandt
Srees Cou1r Street $50 Fulton Street. 9s Broadway
5le rennsy yenia Annex Station, Brooklyn: Station,
Jersey City The New York Transfer COMPANY Will call
t9r and check baggage from hotels and residences
through ro~dest!nati0u.
Iesp9one pa Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
] s. HUTCHINSON > WON
General Manager General pass a. znr
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No 242 Broadway. d door north
OF 8tEt-st until O. clock p m. adVer-
tiseunents received az the following branch
Offices az regular office rates until o clock
o. m. viz. 2S4 shave, = 9 cor 23d-st-;
ave and I4th-si tS2 Columbus near
4. -. C,ith II Iu~ Neaf 4sd-st-.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,

A.. HARLEM DIVISION.
S-4< A 81 ard 3.33 P NJ Daily except sunday,
Flttsfeld SUNDAYS only Q - A. NJ.
pullman a
Trains Illuminated Pintsch Light
IickeL ofrrAs lI2 I 2l6 Broadway,
Snion 50 W 2TS Columbus 1SS West I25th ST.
I25th st and T7sth St Stations New York; T26
Gton 81 and 104 broadway. 2 D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 Ssh Street New York Central Cab
service Baggage checked from hotel residence By
Nesrc0rr COMPANY
GEORGE p. DASIEIs- General Passenger Agent,
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.

Time Is from Penna p. r. 25d ST Five minutes later
s-o17 C'ortlanat DesbrOsses St station.
30 p. Va, DAILN.-t- r. v LIMITED. solid
Electric Dining PuIimans,
ofnnati Louisville, -. LOUIS
S55 A VI. DAILY.-western Express; Pulnlans.
icsets and Sleeping berths az Office Ches Ohio.
se5 FsroadVgav Phone $50 Franklin Offices Penna.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


a TRAINER OF very prominent racing
stable would like To meet reliable and
responsible business man who could apure-
ctate and realize on some stable secrets.
reference and standing must be Al. Ad-
dress TRAINER. Box ,, Tribune once.
PATENTS INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE. patents economically secured ana
probably sold INVENTORS COMPANY.
is1 Eassau-st
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BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL. TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices: easiest terms.
MARX BROS. ~ linton Square.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned By sEean1. ~ hand or 51
the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning Ce,
!. SIS Broadway 42I East 4Sth-st.. COZ q
BRANDT. Tel 1s2-2sih
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions r5r
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Office. No. l.242 Broadway. Cd door norsh
Ct Slst-st. until c'elock 2. m, adyeF-
tisements received at the following bra.Ils-
oftces al regulsF Office rates until ; o'clCCE
p m. viz. 254 Shave. s. e. CIR. 23d-st.
L52 bth-avs cor 12th-st.; Mays. 9Th
ave. and i4th-st.. i42 Columbus-ave.. near
West 66th-st.; LOG West 42d-st.. near 9Th
ave, 90 East I4th-st-. 25T West 4zd-st-.
between 18th and Sth ayes. 100 East +Tth-
St; l,S3S 3d-avv.. between T6th and 18th
SITS. l.026 3d-ave. near 6Ist-st.: !. 7OS lSt-
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TEE ETllEW,
financial mcetlnos

THE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY.
III Ann IAL MEETING Of the stockholders
H. = TIE Pacific Coast Company VIII he held az the Of
q NJ Company s. Montgomery Street Jersey City.
80 Jersey Wednesday. the lO-h day October.
- ~ = O'Clock noon. The election three Di-
--l= To 2 elected a - years.
-Eslsz1'on ~ such other business may properly
----- 1ef- meeting
-'9ek transfer books WIN Dc closed al 2 o'clock P n
= -lnceg- me JTt1 day 4 September 1900 and
- ai io 9.ci5ck A. Il On October 1lth. 1900.
september s-n. 1870
HAMILTON 2 DURAND. Secretary.
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HELP WANTED.


EeDlle-
AT OSCE.-Cooks. Mattresses, lnundTesses.
English nurses, French ladies' maids.
German. Swedish help FOR all capacities.
buffers. chefs. kitchenmaids. Mrs G kER-
NAGHAN. Employment Bureau, SCI 9Th
ave
WANTED - Working housekeeper. BY
small family IN nearby town, moderats
wages. good home and steady place 20 right
party. give age. amount wanted and refer
ences- HOME. Box 3. Tribune Office.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions Tor
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once. No 1.242 Broadway. ID door north
O. 3lst-st until o'clock D m. adver-
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Offices at regular Office rates until 5 O'Clock
.. m. viz. 254 shave. 3. .. cor. 23d-st-,
1872 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st. Mays. 9Th
ave. and 14th--t-: Ia COiumbus-avs-. near
West 66th-st.. 10S West 42d-st-. near 9Th
ave. % East 14th-st-. 25I West 42d-st-.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through traits New YORK. loot u Ch4Hl0s's st.
f5lITv1s snd 4 minutes ". Id 81.
300 a n DaIiy-Soud Train for Buffalo arts D n
Rtngbautoa. EmT1 and BRADFORD SoAcAsS'
parO< cafe dining car 10 Bunalo- . r,,.-,.,n
1sl6 n4-Daliy. except sundays. 10
owego Wa eriy EluiTs and Delaware valley, poll-.s
Daily Is and M1nticelio F41i9an fA.i1l liz
U.iIv.-Chicago Limited-FRsI mati--a,9io
.rair 10 Chicago aTivlnE go Art Cleveland ~ a.
Cincinnati InlnB chE-
- IN = N Dav-YufTalo Cleveland EXpress--arr
Es,r~rsIo rra4ford jamestown 100 and N0ungs-
Iov,n 10 u a n Cleveland 10 80 SeeDeFs to Buffalo
and Cleveland. care car -,.-.-- ,--.-.-
a.I5 D "a. pahy.-Sohd train FOR 81 nghaHton WaEer-
~ Einira. Seepera To Buffalo chicago Sin-in-
rail Dining
CSSrSi0r9 ATOMS al gel. 4Oi and $50 Broad
Npv 5s I,as 90 West 18TH St
NJ W. gs5 feyves New York 3S9 and Sdn Fulton
e. az Broadway BROOKLYN: l2l River ST.. Hoeoken sae
Jersey CITY Station. New YORK AFanateF % ~s u' ana
checks baggage 20 destination
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
ATTENTION Men. Cheap trip 10 al
European ports. Hamburg, Bremen, Lon
don l4verpoo. Paris. also free passage and
st1aav positions proCu ed SHIPPING or
FL Els , Cllnton-st. and 3 " est-s1., New
York
CANVASSERS Wanted. a few soCd ad-
verrIsinE Canvassers TO work on commls-
sion on d recognized standard publication
Must oe able 70 produce references as 10
Character Address ". G h. Tribune
ONCE
MEN WANTED Free passage 10 men as
sistiaE by feeding cattle 70 European
ports. also city positions procured. ALLAN
TIC SHIPPING OFFICE 20o 2d-st-, y. 7.
wANTED.-Man and wife for farm IN
Rockland County. y Y. man must D. a
practical farmer, wife good plain cook ana
neat housekeeper. Address or cai AZ Or
MathesOns - Irh-ave.. Brooklyn. 20
a m or 20 or 20 p m
s25 TO $50 DAILY easily made BY our Live
Agents men or women selling our latest
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Goods entirely new and patented Agents
delighted sales unlimited What others
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III GDsoN RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL,
I'D 81 5sas bssshrosses 81, Saturdays .45 West
n NJ ,5PS0INT cornwall EFyv 91-FSTI TE.1J
KTSSc5ST0S- MILTON PO' KEEPSIE RONDOUT and
--- - Orchestra on Board
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DETECTIVES.

DETECTIVES.
INT ERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
800 Broadway. room 7IT-7IS telerhons
1881 franklin All civil and criminal cases
attended TO by expert detectives, male and
female.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From II Rector ST.
Through Prlrt Piensant--2:n0 io.no. II :on A ".
40 zoo 470. s2n p NJ Through m ocesa
crove-s,oN ? sr-Seve---F-~rVh ~ P-irt Pleasant
1000 4
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHIL NuEIPHEA
rrs..7o 4-.eo $500 5000 "IcUu. ell 40 NJ fi9n
eco - 100 $50 1900 IS 90 TOO tT:3o $500
iiFs.os p NJ st2:lS mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
is4:3Q 10 $1,000 sII.sJ A. tl;OO "I-SV- '3oS
e. 90 200 M "I2;i5 mdt. -. -,
Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry H. - ~
49, 945, 1900 354 REoadygay IL 5b Az ~ s,n ,sy5
s. 245 Columbus Az. New York Court St. 544 SOS
Eulron St Brooklyn 9s Broadway Wilhs1nsourE NsT
York transfer calls FOR and checks baggage 10 os
nation
Ssv ES,rraevz .catu-7sv- orfv
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RAILROADS.

WEST SFIORE R.R.
trains leave Franklin St. station. y Y. as follows
and I5m later foot Vest y. r. e.. ..
a M-F0r Intern points 70 Albany * alonttei-
III 20 A M Lake Mohonk, Miune"aska. saratoga
and CatskiU Mountains
40 P. Mont Ltd FOR Detroit chicago a 81 LOUIS
= - = M Hudson River points % AIbarg-
- p n RocnesteT. Buffalo CleFe It-cas1.
P Rochester. Buffalo Detroit a. 4@l4i5
-s.I5 P M-For sya Roch,. Mag Falls DEF & al
sIaiy. 4Daily, except Sunday. Leaves brooklyn An
-a[ NJ al 1913 A NJ 2 az 3 Leaves Jersey
CIV p r r sta. No ! II 20 A. N. al 1875 p NJ
Time tables at principal and Offices. Baggage
cbecke6 from hotel residence Westcou Exp. O. F.
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent y. y
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DESKS = OFFICE FURNITURE

DRESsMAIGING.
nRESSMAKER wishes more customers
home or cut By day, would ike some
out ~ town CustCu-rs FOR SsoJA'llo-r ana
$3.50 .-,,I1-s5 Address $ asa Shave.
NfTssEs' school dresses, also ladies'. made
-erv raas onaute own goods Nine
RAJ-ER. 100 Park-ave-
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5teGmbndIs

NHhW IHTnf@ Steamers City o. Troy and Sar-
pier SsSv - IN Us atoga leave West 10th street
FOR train. - p n except Saturday connecting Troy
touch a. Albany ~ WIN anu East SUNDAY steamers
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Cin propcrtn Go Get.

T-0R r-N--FE-rtshed or u1rurri she6-Resi6suce No
+ - ras- Severn Street FatlSeId y J. Fine oca-
80 Ta-5 flowers, rye minutes easy walk
IS ICONS. electric Light and gas modern plumb
4zs 5aTs adjoining loc II wanted Apply 70 any
= 80 2 NEWELL $ Cor,andt Street New-York
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PILES AND CONSTIPATION.
-~--~-~~--~->-~7-~~--~
DR. CPHAMs Vegetable ElectuaTy, in
ternal remedy. positive speclnc. MY
wears reputation: sold by Leading drug
s.ists. samples sent free. A. 9 JPHAA'
- East lth-sf.
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DANRTRY HATS.

"DANBCRY'- Deroiss, 81; ''Danbury'' Al
pines, 81 90, worth s. DANBCRT HAT
co. - Desbrcsses-st y Y
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CsEFt-L. NAN and WAITER-By coIarsd
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COOK Sc--C ssfI-l couple, German man
tb0r0uzhIr experienced n sardeHins-
farming care OF live s-0cE. &c. vie eA-
cellent cook and aausskes2er. highest Fe1-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


49, Al Sararaza Springs, wishes % md
A place for an excellent csoks NO uldef-
stands soups. pastry. entrees ere <eN-
York family preferred Apply. before So
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES. 500 secondhand
wood ana iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEATISG.
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USEFUL. MAS.-Christian; position %
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private family. wiling and 7biisf1S. rscsF-
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FOR SALE CHEAP

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FLORIST and GARDENER -Prarueal.
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VALET &c-ResDscsable solorea I'D.
knowing tailor 3 trade. desires position a.
vale, dentist. clothing store a. anything
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