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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
The Cosmopolitan Sturgeon.
Cathlanet 0azette.l

Cathlamet aazette.I
II suppose you were not aware"
said Samuel Schmidt, the sturgeon
packer, to Gazette reporter the
other day, "that there are not less than
seven distinct varieties of meat in a
sturgeon. Just to demonstrate that
my assertion is correct, I will show
you few Of the different kinds, con-
tinued Mr. Schmidt, us he deftly carved
the anatom. of large specimen Of
this fish.
awe will commence wit. the differ.
ent kinds Of steak first.
"As fine a beef>teak as YOU ever
ate can be cut from the head of a
sturgeon just back of the eyes. Props
erly cooked, it resembles in appear.
ance ard taste tirst>class po,terhouse.
"Fa'ther down the back we find a
steak ,ha, has much the qualities of a
sirioi". Mt quite so tender as the
port'rhouse, aud the meat trine
darker in color.
'ln the head we find a good quail.
ity Of boiling beef, and also a wells
defined quality Of mutton. The reea,
looks and tastes exactly like saddle
Of choice Southdown.
"a portion OF tie belly of the fish
is termed pork. Here can be found
alternate LAYERS of bacon like mea,
that is the equal if not the superior OF
any bacon that can he cured.
"Down toward the tail we find .
qualityof meat that has all the appear
aDce and general characteristics o.
chicken. The flesh is white end ten
der, with good flavor.
ain the head white substance i.
found that has all the qualities of lard
and has an advantage over the latter
article, MS it leaves no trace Of it,
presence in the cooked food"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
One Effect or High License.

Philadelphia Ledger
One Of the evils Of the LIQUOR traffic
that high license corrsc and tina,
gives rise to repressive legislation !.
indicated in the resolution of syn.
dictate Of Chicago brewers to cease
advancing money to saloon keepers
to enable them to procure licenses.
1t is estimated that in Chicago about
1000 saloons will be closed next year
in consequence Of this change of
policy. This estimate is probably
below rather than above the mark.
Here in Philadel phia, before the high
license law went into effect, hundreds
of saloons were established as simple
agencies to push the sales of particu.
lsr breweries. There was scarcely a
street crossing that did not have a
saloon on one Of its four corners
High license swept away the greater
of them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the preset day for tic
production of everything that will con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular it becomes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Smoke Davey's home made Cigars.
Isaiah White left yesterday for Salt
Lake City, to remain until spring.
You can save time aud money by
getting your loans through
LENNON q BOONE.
Purdum, the Ice man, will deliver
ice every other day, through the WIN.
ter. All persons neel,ns ice eau leave
orders 1T Alex. Will.nan's, ami they
will b. promptly attended to.
Mrs. |. w. Garrett and her mother
in.law left yesterday tor La G.ande,
Oregon.
II you want first class work 20 to
Weber's old barber shop, two doors
south OF the express office.
The celebrated Stone wall Whisky,
in quart aud pint TASKS, at w. Il.
Keunedy's Famous Sample Rooms.
Mrs. F. A. McPhee left yesterday
for Sanborn. Iowa, 10 visit her mother,
who Is MT expected to live.
The Car OF cutters and sleds has
arrived. Prices US follows: Cutters
$33; Nos ). 4 anc sleds, s4S, $50
aid $50, respectively.
J. II. BEAMER.
The very best cup OF coffee IN town;
also oysters IN every style, lunches and
short orders OF all kinds, are served
night and day, at Chatten's Diamond
Palace Lunch Counter.
The New Year was suitably ushered
IN. in this city, by the footing Of horns,
tho discharging Of fire arms, etc.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repre-
sented by LENNON & BOONE.
John O'Bri-n, Of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
Hobart Beaner and VIII. Sullivan
left last evening for the Williams
cite University at Salem, Oregon.
The street lamps erected On Main
street by the Electric Light Company,
an maintained tree Of charge, were
broken by hoodlums last Christmas
night. This is about the usual way
with these evil doers.
A carload OF common sense bob.
sleds. cutters swell. body and port>
lands) and passenger slrighs OH the
way. Inquire of j. Il. BEAMER,
Haley, for prices, etc. d&w.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02

Total snowfall to date. l2h inches which
about inches remain.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
JAPANESE HOUSE.
The Resjleaco Of Sir Edwin Arnold In
Tho City Of Toxic.


Tho City Of Toxic.
II I name my garden at Azabu
among the scenes ever to be remem.
bered in Japan it 10 because it was
typical Of \ city residence there, -
we'll a. being pretty spot. and full Of
''thinxs Japanese" says Sir Edwin
Arnold in tho December Scribner.
Provided with an outer % we'll 40 an
inner range of sliding shoji we could
make it warm in the winter As we'll Is
cool in the summer, although the out
er glass (amado) would certainly rattle
= great deal in a stormy wind or
earthquake, this latter phenomenon
occurring pretty frequently. A Jap.
aness house is really healthy rs well
rs comfortable. Being built not in the
soil, rs with Us, but above i. and freely
ventilated by the airiness insepsrab!e
from Its construction, aud being en-.
tered only with bare or stockinged
feet, II Is always sweet and clean.
The tatami, the mats, of such an
abode remain so fee from dust or
dirt that the delicate silks or musrins
OF their kinoEos are laid upon the
floor by Japanese ladies' without the
least fear Of soling them. Cheap to
build, beautiful in appearance,
.potless and pure, aud. with proper
arrangements, eminently salubrious,
the Japanese donicile seems to me
entirely admirable, and in almost all
its good qualities rich and poor share
alike. The palace Of the emperor
and the hut of the ku,umaman are
practically on the same plan, and even
III the smallest tenem.nis l have seen
apar'm-, Is So clean, SO neat, so bright
and 50 charming. that they might have
been boudo,rs for The empress
instead of the bsckroom Of a mat
makers or u carpenters abode.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02

Persons familiar with distances will
be surprised at the mileage allowed
on the basis Of one round trip per
session from the members residence
to the Capitol and return. That It is
fair there is no doubt; but the dis.
tances are invariably. much greater
than people have any idea Of.
Tho total number OF miles travelled
by the Representatives and Senators
in coming and going is 1866, at q
cost to the State of 1866 so. This
is exclusive of the mileage of the FIVE
Representatives who travel on free
passes, and therefore made no claim
for reimburse ment.
The Senate report allows Gray 2
miles. Branstetter 2, Gum 426,
Rogers 544, Dempsey 100, Shoup $50,
White $50, Brigham 1924, McPher>
son 1909, Smith 476, Langrishe ll44,
Finch 1l44, Jewell 226, Underwood
726. DeLamar $50, Weller 1l54.
Wing lO76, Wells 140O and Wiley
1854.
In the House the committee reported
as follows: Irwin 372, Ballentine 80,
Green 1000 Jonea ~ Il r. Smith
$50, Hixen l5S, Emery 749, Swauger
$50, King los, Caldwell $50, Fred
erickson $40, Hanley l144, Pyeatt
763. Sperry 1914, Hawkins 1O4. Fem
1896, Goodnight 1O46, Munro 3l4,
Casey 1914, Cameron 1244, Scoh-|d
sS4, Steunenberg 60, Suydam ~,
Ramsey 46S, Merrill 700, Armstrong
4OS, Ethel 1875, Dryden 4O6, Skatteboe
1000 and Martain 1850.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
The HYERS SISTERS.
Large Numbers Unable 10 Gain Admit.
lance to Their Entertainment.

Large NOmDPTS Uh0Dle 10 TAIN AOmI.
lance to Their Entertainment.
81 don't care ii the bill calls for
$4,000" exclaimed the Manager OF the
Hyers Sist. Company, last evening,
as the collector presented the TIMEs's
account, III pay it cheerfully."
The manager was evidently clated,
and he might well be, as such an au.
dience as was gathered ut the Alturas
Hotel last night was never seen en-
Wood River befora.
The hall was filled from the start,
and fave minutes after the doors were
opened it was almost impossible to
get to the reserved seats. There was
not seat left unoccupied, and the
hall and vestibule were packed to such
All extent that it took party Of three
ladies fully Is minutes to get from
the outer door Of the hotel to their
seats, and, even then, they did not get
their own. Very few did. as the
crowd invaded the hall in such mum
hers that general confusion prevailed.
Many who were unable to get seats
were rendered their money back by the
gentlemanly manager, but very few
accepted it. The ticket office was
soon closed, and good sized audience
in itself turned away because of the
lack of even standing room.
And the show? Well, the show
deserved all the encomiums showered
upon it by the press Of the United
States, and the company could doubt
less appear to crowded houses here fol
several consecutive nj ghts.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
BUSINESS IN GENERAL.
II Ia Improving, Exports are Incrpas.
ing, and the Money Market Is BE.
coming Faster.

ing, and the Money Market Is BE.
coming Fasitr.
r. C. Dun & Co.'S Review Of Trade
for the week ending Dece mber q:
"Business has progressed as we'll as
could be expected IN a week broken
by the Christmas holiday and great
snow storm. The holiday trade was
remarkably heavy here, and at nearly
all other points good, which is BY no
means evidence that the tightness OF
the money market springs from any
general embarrassing ut of business or
industry. The volume of payments
through bnnks continues larger,
though but about 3 per cent. larger
than year ago. Railroad earning s
thus far reported for December also
show gain Of about per cent. over
those of the same weeks last year
Foreign trade is very ieavy, in spite
Of causes which were expected to in,
sure material decrease. The uncer-
tainty in regard to monetary Iegisla.
ton, and its possible effects, is still
the great obs,sc Gle, but even this has
less disturbing Influences than i, had
a week or two ago, as the prospect Of
unwise action seems more remote, and
the money markets have generally
grown easier during the past week,
not only at the East but at some OF
the Western and Southern centers. .
"The monetary situation gets more
satisfactory, because Treasury dis
bursemcn's continue aud arrivals of
gold have given aid, and the enor-
nous excess of merchandise export,
over imports Is felt. In three weeks
of December exports from New York
have been Z per cert. greater than
last year, which would indicate hcav>
Ter exports than in any previous
month, while the increase 10 imports
has been but 2 per cent. These facts
point to an excess Of exports as large
as the 81 millions Of last December,
and in November the excess If ex>
ports over imports was more t'an 70
millions. There has not been much
activity in speculation this week,
though corn hus fallen "a cents anti
oats cent, aud cotton thee
sixteenths, but wheat is FIVE. eigh,hs
higher, coffee q quarter. and oil At
cents. The stock market has been
left to the professionals, who have
chosen to Go but little until the New
Year has begun. 1t is by all classes
believed that monetary pressure will
cease soon after January 1st. at least
for time, and il no disturbing lcgis,
lation comes, trade may be expected
to revive with vigcr. II is a good
symptom that, instead Of increasing
toward the end of .he year, failures
have become less important and less
frequent"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
Coal for EverybO

J. S. Wilton & Go. have just re-
c~ived two carloads Of Sweetwater
coal-the best coal in the market
and made positive arrangements
for weekly supply.
sEN No mistake this time.
Leave orders at the lumber yard.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
ORE SHIPMENTS.
The Output Of 1880 More than Doubled
Last Year.

Tho following statement of ore
shipped from HALEY during 1890 is
obtained from the books Of the rail.
way company. By comparing the
figures with those for 1889 it will be
seen that the output for last year was
over double that during the preceding
year:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
Wanted.

The consent of 10000 emokers.-
to send each, a sample lot Of $50
"NlCkEL" Cigars aud 20 year gold
filed Watch, by express G. O. d..
$5.25, and allow examination.
HAVANA CIGAR Co,
Winston, N. G.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02

Location NOTICES, for 10th lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TlMRs office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-02
Married.

LLSrsIy--Rkows--Tn usiiey, IDAHO December
als.. isso Horace Z. brown and Nay A.
Lindsey.
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DresemakinQ.


a RTISTIC Observation-Disclosures.
"A fitting costume, Jlckcts and wr3Ps;
Handsome dress for Sl2. Nine. OWEN,
2O2 West 23i-st.
AFTIsTIC Observation-Disclosures
n fashions stree: 90 tunes. carriage ana
III dresses T., UNIQUE designs at short no.
tjce: goods purchased If desired. Ms. McEL-
10Y, - East 3ta-st' opposite Dehhing
u ,nake "A few NOR. engagements by the
d1y; exquisite fit aad sty.o uncHcellsa.
$50 ParK-aVc.
ARTISTIC TuLoR-MAnE SUITS. $40;
n 1t guaranteed alS9 b&l' ~eNXf n sa3ISS
DISKSFSSMAKING co, 101 West @ist-st.,
cor. gth.ave., over Adans's dry. goods store.
a ARTISTIC DREsSMAKING-CiIaks ana
"A wraps IN seal plush aad noN,.JJ soII'
ada no q, perfectly most lc5sohaDic
, mr,ees lot orders in q hours notice. Mr,.
McELROY, 81 East 9th-st., opposite Den
nlng's.
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niisteuaueoU

CENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose o. th'i
VI Icir.ou clothing 80 q IAN value VIII
please cali on OF addres, EDWARD NIL
IEk. CO Cth-ayc.
& TEyOGRAPUERS and Hemlnet on op'r.
- ators furnished % business hCa..s. 10
commissions. WYNECiF, SEANANS &
BENEDICT. 81 Broadway.
T YPEWRITING done at shoit Eo..ce :,
pfice 3 % cents a folio auG WORK guar
artcad; references given II desired core
snondorce solicited. Acdre~. G. i
MICHEL. p. 0. Box 3SS, Bloomfield. Y. ).
TWO b.scl, walnut fat top d SIS. Apply
Z 10 Room q. $50 Naosn.-Ht.
ITNBKELLhS. ~PAEASOLS and CANES
l. Tade TO order. recovered md rcpI.;".
at SPENCERS. 224 Gth-aVe.. bc' l4th an1
I5th SITS, sad go 6.h-aye., near lSth-st.
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Conntrn heal Gsiate Go Get

A CRAWFORD. y. J., a. minutes from
rcyy cottaecs. 10 room. all Improvements A;
Jackson Ventilating graf IS, Acat.nr Two
stories nice grounds and beautiful sur
rounding. near station boating town one
a. the healtie>.: rent $50 10 5000; Tor
sale. $4,000 20 49, 900. y. D. BIGLLOW.
MAST OHANGE, y. J.-For rcnt-Onc
II extra Hnc house, with all improvements.
Address JOHN W. RUSSELL. 200 B'way.
x SOUTHAMPTON, l.. I.-Furnished COZ.
- tages by ocean and lake for rent; lst
sent on application. L. il.
zeal Estate Agent
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Work Uen.ea.


Females.
- COEKEIPEII-Dy % Young lady; !
- N1I-' eNIeI."lcc part time With whole,
mouse: uGorT-tand, both single ana
double entry thoroughly; to-t reiercuce
Given; sa.a.v moderate. BOOkEEEPEi"
Is East ic9'.-st
y DUCATED LADY la. como hours di-rn.
- -p-'i. morning. OF afternoon, f"H!. =
tIi ( German. English. French. 3rt needle
work, music grown children OF t. "a lacy
address IL. NJ. 2od East 9TH st.
LIBRARIAN ~ pro9'rcader; tganslltins
IL or copying English, French, German.
Italian hest ref renee. Address GABLE
LODGE. Carlisle. Penn.
- ALESIADY-Younc Lady as ,alcslady
- wcll experienced in JrWc.ry bus'ur--
GOOD references. Address &. f., 6i3 Wash-
ineton-st.
G)PEANO ARTIST. dcsirOus Of establish
- Ing in Ncw-NoIk, wi,he, I|csltiOn ~
Giet.c,ass choir rcads 10 sight. Adde'S so
lHANO, riibune CptcwE Oh,cc, 1888 BWay
= TENOGEAPHER and ex,eft Reming-
- Ton operator QadyI. { years active
experience rapid. accurate and neat;
|fai.iliar with corrcspondence. law work.
49,. STENOGRAPHER, IL Wall-st., oh
- TENOGEAPHER-A Young lady, cN-
- uerirncod. desire, a position a. strno-
lraphcr and typewriter. REMINGTON No.
= Tribune once.
GTEEOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- Lady expert VIII take work at home ;
literary or court work referred. Adde'S,
REMINGTON. 1923 Save.
VOUNG GIi,L, 1G. d,srs position a
Z stynogrIrhor and typewriter C1Nr-1ph
and Remington. Address II. MAUECS.
- Hud-on-st.. Hobohrn. y. j.
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flats 60 Get, urfurIishe0


A THE WIESBADEN. 10 West ioci-
n ST.. my be found cha ming apartments
well arranged, : rooms and bath, in central
ne.rhborhOod house IS carefully Wauag
~st,ictest refe. ences required rent SO To IS.
ID ACHELOR APARTMENT, shave, coz
ID ner 42d-st. oVcIlooking Bryant Pam
rent reasonable; steam heat, elevator ~.
ABBY sol shave, or T.. ~. CNtlA'
SHANK 4 CO., I76 Broadway.
II ESIRABLE flats and apartments, un-
finished and furnished all parts city.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. S34 BfoadWay.
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable apaltmca,
II overlooking Central Park rent only
81, 900: possession May !. Apply on prem
i,es. 1.04S 5th-ave.. corner S5th--t.
nHE 'FIFTH AVENUE" jth-ave., cor.
i S5th.st.-Elegant apartments. 10 rooms
and bath all improvements, including elc-
Vators and steam heat for rent 70 April /,
1891. CHAS. w. B"USHlNGElt. SupL
cOTH-ST., I3l WEST.-Pleasant cold
OU wator Mats. near L stations $40 ana
els. Apply 70 JANlIOR.
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Country.
rrol Ceiate Wnnteo.

WANTED 10 purchase or lease lOOAlVo
w Or more on Broadway or 0th-ave.' SUIT
able for our business scnu diasfdM VIII
price. COOGAN BROTuEtsS, 1o"eFy an"
Gtald.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
Confirm Real Csiate for Gale

A T ROSELLE. y. j., FOR SALE.-A
~ hr,t.class house, II rooms, all modem
Improvements, beautifully located on 9TH
streets; fine garden, plenty Of shade
Eoselle l. only 40 minutes from foot OF
LibeFty-st. - trains to and from New
YORK 4 churches good schools electric
Light In HOUSES, streets and churches.
A. D. HOPE,
101 ltbarty.St-
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HEonN ~ COACHN Ny.-By DUNG Eng.
IL i,hman' lately Landed Wiling and not
afraid Of work. CHAS. STANLLl, bon
L.. Tribune ONCE.
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Brooklyn.
Gin pcnl Csiatc for Sale.


A FEW LEtI OF those - story and base
n ment ornamental stOar-iIOnt houses;
extra improvements. Nos. 1863 10 1913 BAN.
bridgc-st. 10 rooms and bath hard WOOD
cabinet trim and panel wa!nscoting; splid
OAK front doors. with French bevel glass
panels hasdsomest and best built houses IN
Brooklyn. MckENNEE, owner, No. 365
B1inbridgc-st
u ARGAIN.-9-Ioom brick house, all i'm
ID proN,H"ut>. worth $4,000; If bought
before March Ist. $500; terms easy.
OWNER. 3O7 14tA.st, near shave. B'kYn.
TT WO BUILDING LOTS. 2ON1OO each.
L M~0atluk-avc.. Brooklyn, 800 each or
instalment. w. T.. s.. Tribune Oficc.
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Females

EIPST.CLASS wai'ic-, wanted; young
Good carver. INST ic ::.t lass, lD-l
VAR two in fam.ly C1ll 40 -, Jta-1Nc.
I'd coo-. IOUGitAND'>.
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Dcmcstlc Situations Darteo
Females.

Females.
II. MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly Miss J.. CampbelDe
50 WEST -2D-SI.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements VIII b.
dismissed from oiIce and forfeit al calm
% fce paid.
% WEST 22D-ST.
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Rea! estate to Gxchanec

\ WILL exchanga an equity OF $500
/ Bensonhurst improved property for good
Hrooklyn iot> Of SAINT value, Address
GOOD CHANCE, Box 1. Tribune Onice.
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Domcsilc 5itulIlo13 Wartc0


Males.
4 STEADY YOUNG MAN A. hcrd-usn
~ can take carr ol hcf-', t'n,i-l i'iu..t
good r-.'r"nco,. 4. T., Bon p. Tribune W.
Town Oih''. i23o Moadway.
~ ITITE-Hr y,ln. Engli-hu AN I'M
- d'r-tanGs his business thorounhIYi best
, .%tor'nc's Tor honesty Hohr.etg. cap4buiX
D.iy or country. tai! or apply J11 ith-
ave., between 18th and 2Gth st~.
y rILEE-Hy a German. - over 10
ID vars experience; best references.
Please adir-, K. V. d. SMlSSLN. 100
tolumbu--aNe
u UTLTR-Gy q con potent r'nrrln, atHI
- - single nan has good European ana
cNc'llrat city refer ne, nom last pa
Ming and obllging city or ~coln,r'. Ad'
dress ANDERSEN. li6 R4yingtoH--L
- DIL.N. Nc-By . ,oune uau. a, but
~ Ter OF butler and valet. hOiuurhli COM
Irt,Hl. 3 years urst-tia1a clt} ItltrrI''''
.l.r employer can bee s,eH. Addir-a
tl;hAtis. 3lI Gtn-nN'.
- Ct.EE-Ey q hI,:.cli,, French butler
- Ia piNata family; 10 yea. .%l'4'iG'
nom las. place. "a Nr"-tu.L Iilhii' Az
dr,s- \. A.. Tribune once. -
ID rrLrE and GEOoM.-Ey o comp. tent
- German IA hne icln family u 81
sit.. city references. NCdm-s H., Boz -,
Tribune Branch. 1923 3d.a'e.
CAFE or HOUSE Tor sumIrcf wanted
hy Respectable manned couple mr.
clr~, reference. Adde'S j. Il. L. LU0o
3a-aNc.. top l.or.
COACuNAN.-Hg a thoroughly compr.e1t
young nan careful city d.Ntt. wen
lrqua.n.rd with both cities br,t ri,''i
hJm lI-t EMPLOYER. Can or auHfc'' - D'
- Cof'it--t.. BROOKLYN. -
COACuMAN-By "a youa saan. -. lG
private family: n|rst-cla- driver .'"'
reference. Address w. h. Ir"Ult 'L.'''
NOACHMNN.-By a younS mah, - ~
u thorougliy understands thr c-rt
horse. c1rrlAg"-. hailc-7i ,rponI""
driver clty or country c"n. rlIy uSgI"'
IN t-cilss Ipg-ondl reference. NU"'''
JANIS. Box -. Tribune ollc'.
COAlnMAN.-By young tngAShmcn,
care and infringement Of fine hof-t' ana
carriages: stylish driver; stfictiF SUI
willing 10 make hin self uslfnl, a. ftIi
rurcs will show. Address IIoi>i-S' "''
l-t-avc.
GOACHNAX.-By a thorough hor'"man
4 ia "A rr.t-cla-- house able u ma az
large stable: references the very ni'
speaks English. German ana rIrl'H 10
piradua,od veterinary surgeon. Apply 10
r.. =. l75 Columbu--a'e. -
OoNCUNNN aad GROOM BY q hlst'
C,iass ynnnr man thorough experience
- a.. bIf-. and carriages: cAp'ft cil
driver; no obj lon to the countll ~,
IL ,itv rrr.feucp: pr s'nt employer en-
be- seen. p. II, 1j3 4th-aye. -
HONCUNAN.-By an Enalishmin fu'ly
understand. his dutic- ia every resp tl
,gIfe urs.-cla-- plain cook tog"l'f Woniu
Ike Ia take full charge OF ernty m3ns pace
where work would BE- 2ppfe,itt'u soou
rcference. JOHN. $50 West 4Sth-st.
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GooK-wAITREss.- By " strong
4 American girls. for general ,H TO atteSd
house; city or country; e0EH Nrs' ~
furnace best references. WIN "P'
LER, 3SS Oth-aye.
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iUork Wanteo.

Females.
YOUNG LADY De ircs a pos ton -
~ s:-uogI1ph.r and typewriter; saiarf
nodn'ate. Miss !. r., Tribune Bfalch'
l.3.3 3l-aye.
4 YOUNG lady. with some experience ~
"A ONCE WORK and business. -reiAlat
in S1nD bu.iqr.- o. once 20 make he:- Z
generally useful. Address /. J.. f. Is
West 29th-st.
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z NVALTD ATTENDANT. I~h0roughlly
1 comp1ta1t man wants position steady
and r1liab!c: has best Of references from
present employer; veFy careful and atten'
tive. Please call or address THOMAS G.,
| cara OF NOhlett. 1Ol West 4Jth-st.
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Females.

~ooK.-By a German; hrstelass; by tns
y day, week or month; reicie"VeS' %"
last ttn-st.