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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23

the day with zest and enthusiasm.
He is in fairly good health, about
like the average man of eighty, and
sat outside of the door, in a luxuri-
Gus arm chair presented him by his
guests, to be photographed in a
group with his children, grandchil-
dren and great grandchildren-fou
generations.
Mr.. Hanson landed at Quebec with
his wife and family on his forty
eighth birthday, fifty-two years ago,
coming direct to Makee township,
where he has made his home ever
since. His wife died about ten years
ago and is buried in the old West
Paint Greek cemetery. Of his I'M
mediate family, Only one, Martin
Holverson, one of the most promi-
nent Scandinavian citizens of this
county, alone resides. Chris Hoi-
version, another son, lively young
ster OF seventy-four years, came from
Canton. South Dakota, 10 assist in
celebrating the occasion under the
parental. roof-tree. a daughter.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23
YeOmen at West Union.

Quite company of local members
of the Yeomen lodge went to West
Union this morning, in special
coaches attached to the Rock Island
freight, to attend the annual picnic
of the Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men, held there today. An interest
ing program is in progress, and there
will be a ball game this afternoon
between Oelwein and DEBORAH. The
picnic will wind up with a grand
Yeoman ball tonight.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23
ALLANAKIsE CENTENARIAN.
Holyer Hanson Celebrated His One
HTndredth Birthday Monday,
June 14th, at Home
Near Waukon.

The Martin Holverson home on
Round Prairie, near Waukon, was
the scene of an unusual and notable
gathering Monday, the 14th inst.
when friends, relatives and neigh
bors to the number of nearly five
hundred gathered to celebrate the
one hundredth birthday anniversary
of Mr.. Holverson's father.
1t is long span, measured either
in years or in the events in the great
drama of the worlds progress, since
June IA, 1909, when Holverson Han
son was born in Torporland, Nor
way; but the old gentleman had
kindly greeting and hearty hand
grasp for all who joined in the fes-
tivities, and enjoyed the doings of
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23
living in North Dakota, was repre-
scented by her two sons.
Short Course Committee Appointed.

Short Course Committee Appointed.
President H. G.. Patten, in accord
ance with the action taken iy the
Commercial club has appointed the
following committee to attend to the
preliminary work in connection with
the coming short course to be held
in Charles City: Ed n. Waterbury,
chairman; w. w. Birkin, Ira Sco-
field, Frank l.. Lambert, James A.
King and Elmer Staebler. These
gentlemen will take up the work
Immediately, and are empowered to
select a subsidiary committee con-
sisting of representative from each
section interested to arrange for
perfecting a permanent organization.
The short course work is carried on
under the direction of the extension
department of the agricultural col
lege at Ames, and a course of in
struction is given by twelve experts
from the college, including Prof.
Holden and others with acknowl-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23
Club Benefit Tonight.

This Wednesday evening at the
Electric Theatre, the program will be
in the nature OF a benefit for the
Fortnightly Club, and will be aug
mented by special musical numbers
by Mrs. Ethel Baker-Waterman of
Davenport, Miss Pearl Werthwein,
Mrs. w. c. Admas and Miss Lulu
Klein, and the house should be pack
ed. The admission fee will remain
at ten cents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23

edged regulations. A weeks course
of instruction will be given in animal
husbandry, from crops and domestic
science. Farmers and their wives
and others interested may enroll for
these courses for a nominal sum. 1t
is planned to embrace in this organ
ization the territory Immediately
contiguous to Charles City, where no
short course is held, and will in
clude the greater portion of Floyd,
Chickasaw, Mitchell and Butler
counties.-Charles City Intelligence
err.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23
Gets New Automobile.

Ed. Rossley came up from Water
loo Friday, in his fine new seven
passenger Glide touring car. 1t is a
handsome machine, very speedy and
snowy, and will give him many hap
by hours during the summer and
fall. He has disposed of the Buick
touring car which he had last year.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23
Seventeen Year Locusts Coming.

1t is given out that within the next
week or two the country will be in
fected with swarms of locusts, known
as the seventeen year pest. This is
said to be the year Tor them and the
weather conditions have been pro-
pitious for their breeding
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23

We do not know of any other
pill that is as good as DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Riser, the famous little
liver pills-small, gently, pleasant
and sure pills with a reputation.
Sold by Engbertson's Pharmacy.
June.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23

Our Want Column will find any
thing you want. It's the best detect
i've in Winneshiek county, and the
cheapest. Try it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-23
Pubic Ch1ncon.
BY HARRY j. GREEN.

DEBORAH, IOWA, JUNE %, 1909.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20
NAY ASK 5000, 600 LOAN.
Directors. Of american Locomotive
Company Considering Plan.

Inc American Locomotive Company according TO
Information in usually Well informed quarters, will
shortly come into the money market as borrower
81 about &.0o"0. The directors. it is known. have
informally considered the NATTER but whether the
loan VIII be in the form of bonds or a note issue
u understood to be still undecided. Part Of the
proceeds Of the new financing it is said, viii be used
10 redeem the company outstanding notes. amount
ing to S.O0ce, and the rest for improvements
and working capital The improvements contem-
plated are the construction of engine works on
the property recently purchased by the company
near Gary, Ind. which call for the expenditure of
approximately s2eoono while 5000 is desired for
new working capital
According to officers Of the company. the new
plant at Gary will be the most complete and hest
equipped locomotive works in the world. The site
purchased for the plant comprises 100 acres and is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20
RIVERS BUSY UPTOWN
cUE IN DYCKMdN ST.
~ G. Plummer s Co. Lease 35th
c.r,et Building from, ". W. Astor.

. ,cspt plots in uptown districts were
sA'e yesterday % the trading in the real estate
iehtul The Alderman estate sold q plot i4oxl50
raIhe- .se north side of Dyckman street, $50 feet
feel .. raroadway 10 firm Of operators There is
Fss - ..,isl three story dwelling house and a two
30 stable Oh the plot
SOC Nathan sold a parcel OF twenty lots
Ma. ~, goth street, Kingsbridge Terrace and
hol.Ie svenue. 10 3, T. Fairchild. who owns adj
,snng pTope,E. O. 70 ,s.ssd for U-,u,.,. W.,
esa ,s,or 70 William G. Plummer & Co. of Lon
m building ~ i' ' e" ''i perlod
!. sshteen years
q ss fairbanks & Coy Realty Company sold to
u Brooks the fsthouse No. l74s Amster-
Harry
dam avenue a. r-..,-.
,.a,t, the I.enoN Avenue Union Church property
- n West 10Th street, sold its former ediIce No
, r,st 18th street, 10 Jewish congregation that
,..,osr,v worshipped in Eldridge street The Lenox
,ue church has taken over the three story
,..ring al 30. p West l26th street. near Lenox
S.,ue which it will until a suitable site on
q.sbiugton Heights can he bought.
por.er a Co leased 20 ner1arest a. Dernarest for
,,-n of years the premises No. 1sl West 19sth
erect. .Oxi00 feet on which building is TO be
r,es BY John H. Van Tine.
psrs have been filed for ? four story house 70
. halt for the Satz Company. Of which George s
..,sr is president AZ No. JIG East 18th stree,
.,,r designs hv William l.. Rouse and L. A cold
.,,s which provide for a facade or faced brick
az limestone in tfe Colonial style. finished with
,,srnent windows and roof halustrade. The
,slsinE is 10 cost S25.o oA.
crosvenor Atterhurl, architect filed plans for en-
AIRING and remodelling the five story house OF G
: Aterhury A. tho northwest corner Of Lexington
v,rue and 10th street. adding front and rear tx
,,,s,oD both finished With rows Of bays with orna-
-ssts lattices OF loaded glass. The projected i'm
,-r,rnerts are 70 he made a. a cost OF $4,000
plans have also been fled for charging the ba Sc
-srt three story and attic dwelling No So East
n street and reftting il with four or six room
s,u with kitchen and baths. The improvements
:, 10 10 made for Mrs Jennie Dorf as owner al &
trt o. S"o
Plans have also been fled for partly reconstruct
VI and strengthening the two story fat rendering
,-ory Of the Retail Butchers Company at Nos
"a ana 6ss West 18th street. and increasing the
rpssrng tank plant, and for remodelling the
,rns floor store al the southwest corner Of Broad
az and S7th street, the improvements being made
q the Regal Shoe Company. ". II. Rahmann
HFJ Hessels are the architects
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twice the extent of that occupied by the largest of
the companys present plants. When fully occupied
the new works. il is said. will give employment TO
from twelve thousand TO fifteen thousand work
men. At present there IS large locomotive plant
west Of PittsburG.
The annual repor, Of the company. which will be
published probably next week, will not it is under
stood, come up to the expectations that have been
held in some quarters In fact, il is said that the
earnings applicable 10 dividends will be shown TO
be little better than one-quarter OF the amount
needed to meet the regular payment upon the pre-
fefred stock July and August usually dull
months for the company. and this year has proved
no exception to the rule it is understood 1t Is
confidently expected, however, that Increase In
business will develop next month, as the railroads
snow growing disposition TO order new rolling
stock.
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PARTITION SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. Goggiu Jr., PlaintH.
against Theodore G. Boenau 81 al, De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of ar inter locutory iudg-
Dlent Of partition and sale duly made ana
entered in the above entitled action. hear
ing date the ID dsy Of August. 1909 the
undersigned, the referee in said interloeu-
tory Judgment named. will sell at public
auction. az the Exchange Salesroom, 1915
Vessy Street. in the Borough of Mammal
tan, City of New York on the I'd day OF
September, 1909. at twelve O'Clock noon on
that day, by Joseph y. DAY, AucttOneer,
the premises directed by said interlocutory
Judgment 70 be sold. and therein described
as follows
All those certain lots. pieces and parcels
ments thereon erected. situated and lying.
and being IN the city and county Of New
York. bounded and described ; follows:
PARCEL T.
Beginning at a point in tho westerly line
u the Tenth Avenus distant twenty four
t2b feet eight 80 inches and one half inrh
northerly from the intersection Of the
the northerly line ~ Thirty fifth street,
running thence westerly parallel with the
Thirty nth Street part ~ the way through
the centre Of party wall one hundred
too9 feet, thence ncrtheriy parallel W!to
said Tenth Avenue twenty four ga feet
eight ~ inches and one half inch. thence
easteriy parallel with Thirty-hfth Street
one hundred Go0I feet to the westerly line
Of the Tenth Avenue. and thence sOutherly
along said westerly line 81 the Tenth Ave
nue. twenty four feet eight inches and one
half Of an inch to the point Of beginning.
The following Is a diagram ~ the above
described property Parcel No. ID.
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REALTY NOTES.

az, asrles r. Noyes Company has leased loft
e, ~ Sohn street 10 George swartwout. Jr.. A.
rajn.,,. N'st loft at No. % Beelzrnan street. in
h. win Pease Gilman. for Potter &
tuad ,es. contempt Rust Proohng Company; the
sese :, ~ no. Cold street for John Elliott 10
~ g.. Ahooloch, and the second loft at No. %
ssz,p., :, 70 Miron Brothers for term Of years.
ss,t ~ "a. Martin has leased the store and base
u M southeast corner Of Columbus avenue
sn 70 Hugo Bulowa for term OF i've
y u. ryhsser has leased 90 Mrs. Carrie Des-
ssrtsins House. at Lake Placid. Adirondack
iw nor., STOUT cave rented for Robert Jafrray the
hEzsIs,, dwelling house No. co West 10Th street
hss,ss ana William II. Patrick for five years.
y tarss :. Deitinann have leased for ]. p. Batter
sss is,, brownstone dwelling house No. los
Street for torn of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20

RELIABLE man on gentleman's place as
rrst class herdsman. vegetable gardener
take care Of lawns any description. p. ].
McIrtyre S44 Glenmorc ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20


All that certain l0t ~ parcel ~ land
situate, lying and being I'm the Twentieth
Ward ~ the city cf New York. known and
distinguished hy the number 3n3 and is
known and also distinguished on a certain
map Of land- In the Twelfth now Tween
tieth. Ward ~ the city 10 New York pe
longing to the Estate of Cornelius Ray
deceased dated 18th February 1894 made
by Edwin Smith. city Surveyor. on file in
the once Of the Register 81 the CITY and
County OF New York by the number aTp.
bounded southeast warily In front By ths
Tenth Avenue. southwestw 8rdly by lot
numbered Four hundred twenty-five t422J
on the said mar. northNsstwarly rs lot
number -Four hundred seventy eight (47sl
on the said map. and enthusiastically by
lot number -Four hundred eighty t4sO, on
the said map. the northecstwardiy and
FouthwestWaTdly boundary lines each run
ming through party wall containing in
width IN front on the said Tenth Avenue
and in the rear twenty four t2t1 feet eight
50 inches and one quarter OF an inch more
or less. being one eighth Of the distance
between Twenty-ninth Street and THIRTEEN
street and in length On each side 100 feet
The following is diagram Of the above
described property Parcel No. 81;
". 3nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20
No. az 10Th Avenue

Dated New York August 5th 1909
AfGERNoN s. NORTON. Referee
SlLAS a. n DAYTON Attorney for
Plaintiff 40 Broadway. New York city.
To Messrs Phillips and Samuels Attor-
neys for Theodore c. Boenau and others.
Defendants.
Benjamin Franklin. Esq. Attorney for
Guardian. al liteU George F. Piunkett.
for Karl B. Goggin and Theodore Goggin.
Infants.
Parcel No. ! will be sold subject to a
mortgage OF Five Thousand $4,000 DOL
lars. with interest thereon At 49, accrued
from June LIST. 1902
Parcel No. will he sold subject 10 a
mortgage % Four Thousand "a. 0oO) Dol
lars. with interest thereon at 4is9s accrued
from June LIST 1909
The above PREMISES. Parcels Nos i-2-3
Will be sold subject to any restrictive cove
nants or easements. If any. and subject to
any encroachments or variations that an
accurate survey might show.
Also subject 10 any Municipal Depart
ment violations and notices of tendency OF
action thereon. if any
AI.GERNON :. NORTON. Referee.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Fafhouse. scith Store, in 9th Street
Sold for S5O,S4T.

Ths SIX story tenement house. with store Kos
and n 9Th street, on plot 4lixs0l0 feet was
cd Yesterday by Joseph +. Day in foreclosure
vssedngs az the Real Estate Exchange sales
gNns Nos. u and Is Nesey street. 10 Gustav
BNhn for Sse,s47. The amount due was about slS-
D. sutiect 10 a mortgage Of $4,000.
The other auction sales resulted as follows:
Ry Joseph =. Dsv.
~ Riverside Drive. s - q ~ S7th s. 2ssxfn0: ;
izbry dWlg, u Nylly A q Loomis ct a.: Srisr
: tgt' 4 Il Clarke ref amt Que Sos. 2S2 -: taxes
e. g. adjourned 70 September IS.
:. oEtf =. SO 2 OF Madison So 80 1x69xea iox
Fireman q al Joseph Cans ATTY: Paul CrandelL ref
az ~. S-2l0. taxes. etc. $500. sub 20 two fntges
iH'Fsnng $4,000; adjourned 20 August -.
y srt - l2lsf ST. - n ~ - ave 50xl6sn lNy
~ sne night title etc. % gore in rear. leK22. sty
~ iAf stores. Beiwnod Realty az Samuel Rssin
a ~ = sttys. William Ilalperf ref: amt due
t,eS' taKes. etc, S432 20. sub 10 prior rntgs Of
T~ 70 he plaintiff for ssiSe7.
Ry Parish, Fisher 4 CO
hs az y 1ss r. - 1894 50. - 5HT3 sx-srss
~ > = hans dWlEs. LOUIS Eiokvvort agt 9 John
- ~ Osborn. atty A r Mcmahon. ref. amt
- 1913 taNes efc So. sub eight morris asgre-
eut A'no; 70 the Fsirnount Realty Co representing
'psV b Interest. for Sla zoo.
4f suction sales to-day will he ss follows:
Pr Joseph p. Day.
- III q. 30 n " ~ 81 ave Soraa IL sty
80 Stores j. Sturgsr agt Louis GrosSmar e. al
hrs 500 va ~ -
~ - ana 3esl Isl ss - W Of lnSth ~ az iIr
- eLE, shsrifs sale Of all rsht. title etc. which
''ftu 81 a. had; Guidici. atty
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Instruction.
De laneey School for Girls

For Young Ladies-City.
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company BUYS soMERvILLE TRACTS

~ w Ntiles has sold two tracts Of land at Som
-. y > The property comprises sgls lots ad-
- % the Rcycefield station Of the Central Rail
- NeW'Jersey. II also adjoins the private
i,nss b Duke.
ne parcels were sold for the city Realty Com
- % the Manhattan and New Jersey Real Es-
~ Sonpsny Frank A. Vanderlip. president Of
- Nsaonsi City Bank bought the two tracts
''eooer and sold them a few months later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20
10000
10000

$1,000
40 nno
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WORK WANTED.

A UNIVERSITY GRADUATE. having dom.
some teaching and considerable travel
ling. wishes position as tutor 20 one or
two Young gentlemen travelling abroad
q. w IS Box Q. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20
The suction sales to-day will he as follows:
TWO WESTMINSTER ACREAGE DEALS.

~ Dlross Company has sold for Joseph Conron
- u me tonron Brothers Company, hts
NO ana one-halt acres az TsrrytoWn.
= J. 10 client
= Z Colley has sold seven and one-haif acre
s'n a. Nslhals. y T., through W H Dennis. TO
Ieni Of Frederick " THiggar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Sagth It. 5. 40 Il .. Kepar ave 25xiOO:
lneoaofe NentZ loans Melillo Cors.ructon Co.
AuudDon ave. u e corner 171th ST. iO7- 1lX100X
irregular; Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
% loans Broad Construction Co................
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NO HAFFEN DECISION AT PRESENT.

Albany. Aug. 19.-Governor Hughes will not
decide the case of Louis F. Hafren. President Of
the Borough Of The Bronx. New York for several
days He has given ]. p. Van Kirk, Hanen's coun-
sell until Monday To file additional brief on
the charges which were sustained by, Conon,isstorar
MacEarlane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20
FIRE DEPARTMENT WANTS ss.232,ooo

Fire Commissioner Hayes has submitted the
budget estimate of his department for the year
1910 to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment.
In IL he asks for S. 232 o. an Increase OF $685.
CAS- over this years appropriation. About 100000 Of
the increase asked is mandatory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20
sRlcE ESTATE IN MIDTOWN DEAL.

,r,. :, soodale Son have sold for the Brio,
= -. 40 d West Ssth street. three story dwell
A0-se On lot 20sxsss feet
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flAs TWENTY DWELLING HOUSES

ksso, al'hhsn LaVine Realty Company has
~ plot OF sixteen lots in Armstrong avenue.
M on The Hudson County Boulevard, Jersey
ssi,. VII erect on the parcel twenty two story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20
No. 455 10th Avenue
W 18th street.

PARCEL. III
Commanding at "a point on the westerly
side Of the Tenth Avenue distant twenty
feet southerIv from the intersection of the
southerIy side Of Twenty NTH street win
the westerly side Of Tenth Avenue run
ming thence westerly parallel or nearly
parallel with Twenty fifth street and
partly through tho centre Of party wall
seventy feet. thence snutheriy parallel
OF nearly "a rallel with Tenth Avenue nine
teen feet SIX inches thence easteTiy par
alIel or nearly parallel with Twenty httn
street and partly through the centre Of a
party wall sevCuty-five feet 70 Tenth Ave
nue. aforesaid and thence northsrly along
the Tenth Avenue nineteen feet six inches
to the place ~ beginning.
The following is diagram Of the above
described property tparcei No. p;
W 18th street
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Z BRONX BUILDING PLANS

- isesrts a 100 n n Of l5sfh at; story
ave lus s,ehitsc,; $4,000
sss.ev briess a. 1881 II OF Fondhsm Road:
hs,sa ~. s'stlsna archiiscti cost -.''.'.. 5000
ar eseihns 80 20 7 % ea2d ST, 2ls story
ss'ss sse'rt sysrs. srrhitset. cqst''' 5000
- esslins e. % n Of 252d 81 2is story
syeTs srshiisstM ss'An' 5000
<lrR q ~ y ~ I7sd 81 4 story brirs
"a Vale srcaitsct. ie.ai , eost sc 600
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10 IMPROVE WEST SIDE HOUSE.

In n 80 l. Fisher Company has sold for VIII
A =, oelger The five story double hathouse, OF
tyI,,.- -1ip feet. No. 10 West ssth street tn.
-1As VII be Improved.
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BALE OF HOE AVENUE HOUSE.

n, -, . HagEerty sold for Mrs Kelly and a
= u, Drlsn tho two family brick building No
eya.., avenue. on LOT 25xloo feet. 10 Mary Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20

-T snn sve: 2. ESQ n n OF 10th st. 2ls
Nsus.r hatne dwellings,. 20x3T each: Weller &
,,5Shrt' owners, j Nreeiand. architect; cost ..
hr,c,, 81; = si5 n W Of Brook ave story
er' Moore & Land.ieiel architects; cost.......
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HELP WANTED.
Female

WANTED LADY as teacher and travelling
companion in position 20 give young
lady a refined. pleasant home in New York
or vicinity and willing 10 travel abroad.
Must BE- an experienced teacher. having
studied and lived in rh4 principal educa-
tionaI cities OF Europe. Must be fully
competent to teach art. botany. history and
biography. state in detail experience
teaching and time spent In cities abroad I,
state size and age Attention will he given
only 20 those fully answering the above re
auirements ami giving satisfactory refer
ences Address r O B.. Tribune ONCE
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ROCKAWAY BEACH
NEW YORK.

n Y. (. gath sta. 6yia Long Island r. X
week a 10. Hanmel ony). 80. $50 elo 10 80
$50 $40 90 500. 10 80. 1900 P. NJ.
Leave Brooklyn fFlatbush ave. sta D. 500 $50 l;lo
Tass s;14 ego 1000 1852; 1i;is n 2io 'iz 50
AS 5:o7. ~ SAL s:o7 s:s2 eos, 7:5o s:2I GAS
10 80. IL 20 1910 p n. 'Sats. only.
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HUDSON River MIGHT INES

The Most Magnificent River Fleet in
the World.
Established IS3S.
The Popular Ssarchlight Route
Peoples Line Citizens Lie
New York and New YORK and
Aihany- steamers Troy. New steam
9. W Morse and ers Trojan and
Adirondack leave Rensselaer, leave
y. y daily. pier n Y. Pier 4e
=, No. River. No. River. foot ~
foot 80 canal ST, West IOth -
at = 2. m. West diFlv a. u m 4
18TH -. az $50 and Yonksrs. q
2. m u m
Splendid accommodations. fine service
connection al ALBANY or Troy win
trains for points North, East or West
Tickets and rooms secured az piers
and principal ticket Offices in Greater
New York. Horses. carriages ana auto
mobiles carried al reasonable rates
Express, freight service. quick delivery
This Company operates only modern
and safe steamers