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Help Wanted-Male.
TAILOR WANTED.

TAILOR WANTED.
Call at l04 west 42d ct.
TA1LORS-Wanted. few custom coat tailors;
william Tnnaon 4 Co., PeeEsEiii. Il. Y. w "
good salesman and honest. sood place for a
good man: also hoy about rs years old ~
cashier, Teas, boI S23 World Brooklyn.
TlNSMlTII WANTED for jobblng and roofing.
TINSMrrII and roofcr wanted. Call to IL.
Conrad schaefcr. 1877 Forsyth st
TRIMMEns Wanted; experienced trimmcr- Of
stir hats. l. b. q, II New chambers st.
UNIVERSAL. rREss-Young, man to feed and
cree wages. Universal, box 49, World.
uPHOI STEREI,S Wanted, frst-clsss inside and
outside men. Hessler 4 Mocglin $50 Column
bus ave.
couple; couple: assistant bartender. siioo learner Garner.
Mercantile Employment Agency, BOG Washing
stands opening oysters. 1857 I'd ave.
At LAST w HAVE II.As.iy: Sorker. S. ..,s.a
FAR Sn; took n
photosrsphs q building. s.:ne. aud s1hisit.;
fast; big commissions; books on credit; Illustrated
snrs" BSs rb.h t e SIS
st, Chicago. H.. or 723 Cnsstnut St. Phis., Pa.
AMERICAS WONDERLAND" sim on top;
m easy seller; call at hendquarier. and Eet our
! special terms to hard workers. John Williams,
/ publisher. 132 Duane st.
A. A. VANTINE & CO.. IS East 18th st.. want
| four first class crockery and china packers
who have been with wholesale houses in the
| city: no others need apply under any circum-
stances.
| AN INDUSTRIOUS, intelligent Catholic Irish
man TO learn our business and work up In II
yearly engagement to suitable man. Il. Z.
Sipcrly, 81 Warren st.
A. WANTED. salary and commission. two
young men who can secure two or more prl.
| vate or restaurant customers for bottled beer.
Address Energetic, box 20 World
EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEED - Collectors.
| cashiers, bCoskeepers. correspondents, SIS;
] wRtchmen. drivers, lortcrs, packers, S12: junl-
tors, engineers. hremen. coachmen. $40; stable
m.n. useful men. farmers. machinists. factory
hands, SIS; elevator. runners, hurried couples.
bartenders, grocery clerks, others, placed daily
new orders every mail New York Employ ment
Agency. 1855 Broadway, corner sth st.
| ENGIISHMAN, lately arrived would he glad
! to hear OF q position Of trust: not afraid Of
work. 1890 Bedford ave, Brooklyn.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.
IMPORTED HORSES
FOR SALE.

Owing TO the death Of Col r. 4. Buck Col. North
has DECIDED 20 dispose OF his raoinR stock Amsr-
lea, The following horses arc therefore offered for
IMP. HIGH COMMISSIONER,
IMP. ROUGH AND READY,
INF; SIR EREpERlGK ROBERTS. IMP. IpDEs-
SLIP IMP. EARLY MORN and IMP. BENNY
Imp. larry Morn aud Imp. BENNY Chres hays
been bred and AFRO supposed u he in foai to Uncas
App'yt ." CAPT CARVICK, Victoria Hotel.
GOuD strong working horse with or without
wagon. Inquire laH Bruome 1t.
BIG BAY. sound tiucN horse. &G5 light truck and
harness two business horsss. $50. ST5: top
giocery wagon; great bargain. los Freeman Al.
GreonpoiDI.
FOR Saba hrst cas- truck, almost new: Also
aserond-hAnd wagon, cheap. TEHREL'S Stable,
4f6 Hudson ave. brooklyn.
HORSES WANTED to board; accommods on !
for Id. For particulars address WASHINGTON
SNYDER North Germantown. y. Y.
TWENTY-FIVE shetland ponies; " III SILL cheap
must be sold $40 up; all sizes ana colors. Mrs.
Norris. flde.sdo. Union Hill. y. j..
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Help Wanted-MaIe.
I6c. a line, LIST insertion.
$50. per line, ID insertion.
I2c. per line, Sd and subse.
Iienf i'm sArti.,uS

AGENTS WANTED in every city and town In
United States for "Ersdicine:" best seller
out; mailed IN receipt VI - cents in U. s.
stamps. buchanan 4 Co.. ~ Centre ST.
AuENrN ANfED-Ladies or gentlemen to in.
troduee and control the sale Of the patented Nav
Moon Embroidery and DArniug Ring q new Iu-
'entou for doing all kind, OF fancy work and
mendiug, BY hand or machine; copyrighted book
Of Instructions ror use on the ssw,nx maeai fr
sample Iiux W mail and full particulars for q 5
cents. Tho Ohio Novelty Co., Boz 20 Ctncin.
natl, a.
MENT>-tlO dAtly; srest.st Invention scissors
ihlmbls az nsedls-thrssder combined. I waa-
rem st, room 81.
AGEETS AND SALESMAN. Good mon wanted in
evsrv town, sell 10 business msu big deman J.,
quick seller large profits samples, &c. Tor stamp
Universal o., boz AL PhilAdrlphia.
AGtNrS can mako 60 pec day by selling FIR.
'iosrte's patent stamp and enyslope mois eneT
an sIti,le necessary In ever house and once. -
Bond ct
AGs NTS-Eus M Ilsd Letters, plate. signs; iovssi
price, New York and Chicago Enamel Co. mar
ufactursrs, 70 SAssaus Of.
AGENTS and relisble men seeking employ mem
please cali: new fall spcclalties now ready
GOD ray and steady wo-l: references, Hangar
I'm, 50 Park place.
AGENTS, 81 to 81 daily; experience unneces
sary. exclusive territory. Putnam & 60. per
fumcrs, West Winsted Conn,
AGENTS 10 sell photograph tickets; som-, him
new; 81 to SO made easily. The Ia yortt
Stud'o, $40 broadway.
AGENTS. eity OF oolatry, to ssl pAotoE .A,i
broa dwAJ.
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Real Estate for Sale New Ier.ev.

BARGAlN-for 'Ale. or.snsille. ~ mi pu,,s from
Lih-Tty at, u-~ mouse, near Newark by ,Ight
I"Jn, and bath Al im.rO'emsnt- price 81 GOD,
q! 500 ".sh, balance ~ lnstalnopt. JOAN
Win +. rs GIrprd ave. GreeUsiIle
TrNI ORASGE. y. j. -I'-sIr.b' g pro poit,s. ali
, rftre') Tor sac, tuTnish.d and unfurnit h Ell
huasH. . rent. >. H. CoNDll, opposite Brick
,huFV station.
iAHIOKN PRuPEkIY .ts bargain so mruuts
OUT. beyond hontclAit. MINUTES IRON station
A3Apts - any mAnufartUTing busi nee. water
power 80 horse ostly ava LAhle % q ca a.
bic a. Duiulng lots price So, UUu. A ply to
JAMES wArKISs. MoutS lsr n. J.
fISE FACTORY LAND. With tidal water, daily
't"AmbuAt TO New York; bets sen t~U Vi a. .. .
rshrohdi pip~ wstsr, must be sem 10 be Apprs
elttsd. Address, by letter only,
ID. l. HAhpENBkooK, 100 Broadway,
Yefs City.
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STEINIGER'S ACADEMY

NtNN Ith HAi.I seth and 81 ave. Adults
ciasses forming children sClE%ss begin sep. 50.
ERDOkE'S, SOL BruOme - oldest eNabIts red In
AnM foT. class. commence tgesiAT, sept.
70, adults HstHtisT, sept. 20, children fr,t In.
sons pri,stey hesn nov leArn 10 usrcr Irup--lt
ALL perfectly 70 sspoTt Joart-lf vita ease hai
grace IN society.
CORRECT WALTZ guaranteed R,. .,ti ,tly pri.
's's Lessons, rs any hour pO.ItiN.ly no FAILURES ,
class quarrel \. sb, circular, tree. IESDN CON.
hEkNArORY, hbS Broadway, below IlG d.
MANHATTAN DANCING >CADrNV. 10 Yves,
bath st. -Foir class Ieslons, 81. - lessons IS
correct Walt, guaranteed IN GpTi,sts l..son. ~It n
music. 10 iAdy aud gentleman teAohets bast 10 a.
~ ely At popl AZ ptle.s coolest hal, >~nd Al
orea Tor citcu'AT PHvats ins the "a ~ on =
| .p,ciAlv Isc-HIon this evening" dancing "a 80 I ,
u ~ admission. gentleman and LADY. 40 c.uts.
fAll season opsned.
STAGE DANCING Of ever. styl. tsuEh, oorr.r,lr
nsnh Tor Illustrated Giro IlAr, v. N,-ACADt Ny
20 West 27thN e, CuNSIkSTIN'
| WALTZ and ali fashion abb. dance. taught nj,
'ats AMI class Lessons, ctrculArsi clAsse. tai ~
| charge VI In cI,y or country. kouksrbock,Tton.
| ssr.atory ~ West l4IpL
2S7. asa FAST HOUSTON ST waltz aud 81
| fA.hionAbls dAuees taught every Mouday ADD
Friday evening,
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Purchase and Exchange.

On~ Time. e1t. per Tine Second Tinir, ~.
per G,ie; nara ana subsequent Tinpes, ~,
per ne; &c. Aer h"- ezra "n SunddyA
ALI. kIN,iS or BOOKS bong ut at highest prices
Davis's Book store, 2bG wo,t l4th st.
TYPEWRITER WANTED, Smith Premier pre-.
New York. "
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Real Estate for saIe-st.tsn island.

YOi CAN RrY q beautiful new cottage a,
Eia ina PARK. Erahtins, T. J.. Easy terms and
n'nLihlS pay.uenrs, ntout what yoai would pay
fpf cent. OIL hlock frnn td-watsr. o,i a
grand. wide hsIl.rari: commands a beautiful
'ley az tho lay. neiEi lprbrnd supplied with
~ fols. churrhss. sls-trn lights, hydrant water
sad stores; dry cellars. For all psrtieuinrS ad
drs - a. call On ALBERT LUTON. 81 Broad
wav. New York
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DIED.


~. 1928. y. A. MARvis to CHARLOTTE z.
HrrTA
ALEXANDER. On FRIDAY. sept. rs, ats A. A.. /.
BENJAMIN ALJrAspEr, In the 26th year OF his
Funeral from his late rssidsncs, ca East
lU6th st., on Sunday, Sept. II. att p. NJ
BIRDsALL On sept. I4.AssoS u. beloved hue.
band OF Mary and son of the late Arson Is. and
Catherine A. Birdsall, aged 30 years.
Relatives and trionds, also members Of Green
witch Lodge No. +67, T. ami !. ". Coney Isl.
and Council No. ss5. A. 1. Of H., and members
of fi.e Department ~ Unionviils, I. I, are in-
,i,sd to attend his funeral from st. Miehsers
Church, 99th At. ami AmNerdsm ave, gu Sun
day, sept. IL. at 2.30
BLoODGOoD. On Thursday. sept. "a, at Port
land, Conn, MARY n. CARY, wife OF Isaac
Bioodsood. of Flushing. n v
Nctios OF funeral hereafts.
COPELAND. -Thursdsy. Sept IL. 1923, At Mont
clair, N. j., HFLEs MAY, only child Of George
W. and Ada 81. Cop.Aud. aged o years 8
months.
Funeral Saturday At 2.3o p. NJ. from 1877
Park place, Brooklyn. Iutsrm-nt at convsn.
fence OF the family.
CORRIGAN. WILLIAM CoRnioAs. zen Of Mich.
ael and the is,s Mary Corrigan.
Funeral from hi, sisters residence. Irs. J.
Dorsey. %26 llth ave, SUNDAY. Up. NJ.
HOMMELL. On Thursday. the l4th. PHILEMON
HoxNELL, NJ. D.. aged 81 years.
funsrsl services At =. N. At his late
rssidsncs. Oh BerIsn ave-, Jersey City
Heights. on SUNDAY, sept l1ih.
KELLY At her homo, Oak Tree. Sent. Is, Mrs.
JEASsyrTyE KELLY. in her sOth rear
funera sctr'cea will take place saturday
afternoon, sept 10. at : O'Clock. At the Metho-
dist Church, Metuohen, n. j. Relatives and
friends are respectfully Invited.
LARREMORE. On wednesday, Sept, ls At his
residence. lto west 1880 st., RICHARD L.
LARRfhonG
Funeral services At the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church. corner 63d at, Saturday,
sept 10. At =. ~.
McEvlLY. Thursday evening Sept. IL, RILys.
beloved daughter OF Catbarins and Oh. late
John McEyiy
Funeral SUNDAY at r. M. lol East s2dst
MORRIS. On sept. 10. GERTRUDE NJ, beloved
daughter Of Della aud the late John Morris.
aged 10 years.
Funeral sunday. Sept. IT, at - NJ. from lOl
fast 18Th o.. int.rmsnt At st. Peters Come
'a'', station Island.
OCHSEEREITER.- Friday, Sspt 49, JOHN
OCHsEsREiTER, aged Gs years
Friends and Acauaint noes arc In vited to At.
tend the funeral services At his late r.sidsnce,
SO Christopher st., SUNDAY, Sept, II at l. so
I'm
SCHUYLER On Wednesday. $50. B.pt. IL. 10
syrp,ss ScHupJR, beloved wifi, OF Trad sebu
Der.
fuusral services l p. NJ, Saturday, Sept, Is.
attn Grand st.
sJEwAn1. tho beloved vif. al Ala. steva,,
Funeral from her broth.r. r,,idsn,.
Anthony Muiheru, bl7 West 9th st., on Sun
day, sept. II, at l. SOL. NJ
r.,corr A. n. w - :. ION,
WILLIAM TArcorr. spuu..llor a..l.v, in tn.
sIst rear of bis Arc
Friend, of III, f.m,l, .,. ,r,,,.a m .,,.,a
tie funeral At -. Paui's r. +. Church, Pstor-
son, N. D.. on mondsy, 18TH inst, At IL. 80
=. M. Train leaves foot OF Chsnbsrs st. At
IL A. nj.
TiOMSON-A his rs,laenc,. ss PARK av. ON
"wednesday, Sspt, Is, JAMrs THOMSON. .ped
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Bu.inc.. prop.rtv w.rted.

WANTED To rent private stable. thrss or four
stAls am to 5yth st. east or west state pTIce,
AddIe,s A. e., &C tAu t9tn IT.
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Brooklyn.
TO LEAsR-A new hotel In brooklyn,

TO LEASE-A new hotel In brooklyn
Nos. AIT 10 81 Futon 1t,
running through to WAshington st. the hn.st
location N tn. oU, opposite tue ewspAp.T me- q,
And nearly opposite the Federal BuudnE aud Post-
once two doors from Clarendon Hotel And a few
minute walk from the bridge. near the cay Hail
an financial centre horei cOntaius l?5 bedr uom.
bathrooms, psrIoT, reading RON. and q mag nm
cent nrst DOR for ohhees, CATO. r-stAprAnt, ac.
elevator. steam heat, gas and electric hight.
Apply to the
ID, NJ. CiiAuNCEy r. l.. co. tLtdD,
2OT Montague St, Brooklyn.
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MARVIN -sEfTz. At 2oS West ss,b st., sept.
~. 1928. y. A. MARvis TO CHARLOTTE z.
HFiTz.
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77,754 People

left their advts. for The World
at The Worlds Uptown Office
during the 8 months of 1898
ending with Aug. 81.
Open every day in the year
from 6 A. M till 10 P. M.
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Dancing Academies.
u oiiy, i5c. a line. sunday, SOC.
AFTERNOON CLASSES, WALTZ GUARAN-
Tues. 4 Thurs. ~. 80. ). 30. teed IN 4 private
LADY ASSlSTANTS. lessons, with music as
HOSEA HIGGINS

,,c VUKMW WyN AUXHFMT VI DANCINH,
station. ei mon,hly Gi.s.s. MON, TUES.
THURS. and FRIDAY. soto 10 80; private les.
Gnusrs, classes, four l.s.nns. 81 qua ter "a les
sons, 50; receptions weds. Rats. nrst lessons
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD
Hosea HiRsius Is probably as we'll Known a, an
man in New York. and tho fame Of the ms tuition
over which he presides has spread alt over tho
county,. Tho invArsole aud pronounced success
that has followed his Methods in ng the art OF
dancing hes made It the largest hm emit OF
tho sind in the world. To tho better elias. of p-o.
pie Our Own Is an ideal Institution; IT'S taciil-
ttes are uneuualled. the hoor space - enormous,
tue music provided Is Abov. criticism, while his
head OF their profession,
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, in his class Lessons give,
Individual Instruction IN . room separate from tho
sen.r., classroom pifhnent pnpl tut III,
TIE WA,iH ~ tx PRIVATE LESSONS,
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EXPERIENCED
FLoORwALKERs WANTED
H. o'NEIIL & CO..
9Th ave-, Goth to 2lst st.

FISH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Brooklyn and
New York, who have an established route. ar "
wagon. on liberal terms: no others need apply.
Square.
HOTEL. HELP two German bsrtenders, cook.
msnI Agency. ssl B BSI s.' A'D-l lllnD''
M!DDI;E-AGED MAN; Of good appearance and
anGTsTs Of IN Ss to
hours o to 4; SALARY stated on interview. John!
Williams. 1872 Duane St, warsrooms.
4 RELIABLE man for solicitin: and collecting
.o so"h src aan,y t %or rSh' party
SINGLE and double border sprlng:bod maker.
9sa d Wnr,S stating salary expected Bedding bo
WANTED. INEvERYsoHooLI g. Breotiyn, .f..
moass mc.S =
and .s:. ~ e sssa p ss
oniH th0.. ,;sspt.d who.s p.r;1t' sys oen.sns
WANTED. reliable men and women to repre-
ps sent monsy, making and honorable business;
free. address New York aud London Elect,
Assn. kansa' City. Mo.
wANTE TEL s Of good SSppear.nce No otss
$40 night easily. Call or address Louis Wen-
mann Il Co.. 1883 Amsterdam. ave-, 1881 st.
wANTEDnMsn in every town to sell our csar
buys ONE as soon as he sees II: pig br.nt Tor
agents; sample and outfit by mail for cents
~ stamps. New England Pipe Co., Stamford.
>'' "----------
WANTED-Clerks, grocery. bookkeepers. once
,a,sistants. bartenders. usefulman, ,kitchsnman.
Cosmopolitan Employment Bureau. CSC 9Th ave.
| w NrEn- vo,,. ,.,, 49,. a..
W.hNIED-founS man for retail nat store. Oh
~, --------,----- ---.--------
"hN ,,;a; man 70 take onarss OF an once and
ao Up ss ng; one aeansnted with buiIdios
erc-a required. Apply personally II East 23d st.
| fifth floor. 3 +. n.
| wASTEn-yornr r,n - ,.. ,.-.--,,.- 49,,
weekly. Old. Established Enter"rse Emn,o,.
! ment Agency. SOL Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
wANTED-To deliver and collect for ,.r,.l
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rnMAHT,asff"%% ',,AhrfEfiSStts;T,oS.

T, %.
Singing Opera French r.iocution--
- Musical PAptomims.
r1ffTTrrthlss GG9iH}HstE TiiMhss WEE.
For tho popular Course. comprising Instruction
.ngoG and sosnie art, tho e,anination Of ladie
sna gentlemen ~ ,ase place on Monday. Oct. ..
the nr,t ten pupil. selected by M. Capoui, a'tsr
examination. ~ lie entitled to tree in,truc,iou
during the whole season closing NAV, 1924.
Phrto' desiring to participate in the sbAmina-
ton Tor admirsion lease apply to the oftoe Of
In.ste d AIpi cation, 80 West 2sth IT., from !
10 O'Clock J.. N.
ART REMBRANDT ART SCHOOL. 3 E.,, 18th
At drhwlng, painting, illnsttAi g. designing
classes forming. $40 catalogue.
CUTTING AND Fit1I 81 CLASSES, 8. 4. Taylor
sy,tem Taught tl-o classes In millinery. Apply
Young Womep's Christian Association. Z IRst
l5th 81.
DAHL's CONSERVATORY or MUSIC ruar.u.
tees to tssoh tuors in QUO quarter than !, taught
s,s"n.Ls, - iht.s. Im.. Is, accomplishments.
VI. l2N WeSt lid a.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER would rivs private
lessons; either residence, English branches
spec!alties moderate terms. Lady, box CIT Har-
lem World.
FREE CLASSES for seltsuppottins women in
phDnortaphy. DpswritinR, commercial arithms-
cal culture and rhoir music free classes Tor be-
xinBofs and advanced studsots. m-chapicai an l
sign, photo:co!or. photo orayon and photo-eusrav-
ING Normal class Tor teachers. PRANK system Tor
pt,,,,,, a., t.tehsr-; April, 70 ,s,,,,.,
last l5th At. on aud After Scpt. l. from A. NJ.
TO y. N. and To r. NJ. saturday after Moons
aGh evenings c'ceptei.
LADY recommended by Lr. VIM. Na.ou, will take
pupl on piano. 3jG Vest 23dht.
NEGLECTED RDuCArIoy-Eusli,hs grammar.
m.tie. ~. terms IS DAhl., l25 West 23d st
SrEkpGRApHY aud lypewr,tinx School,
Slb Broadway. N, Y. 81 work. tAll or write.
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WANTED-Clerks, grocery. bookkeeDers, ONCE
| assistants. bartenders. usefuman, kitchsnmau.
Cosmopolitan Employment Bureau. CSC 9th ave.
waANTED-Younr man for retail hat store STA
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Instruction..

one Tine, t5'. PEE u e, !scO"d TINE, fsc
per uns. MIRA nnd Subsequent TN, s, 900.
per me. No sIU'd ChdrVe on sundays.
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FOREMAN WANTED in machine shop employing
ten to forty mon one who has had experience in
but ding dynsmo electric machines ~ compe en-
To take charge Of men state salary and where last
,wn.
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HoUSEwoRK. Wanted. for general Homework
In family Of three, young girl; bring refer
cnccs. Mrs. J. n. Murphy, 1856 West ssth at.
/ HOI 'SEwORK Wanted, a strong girl for gen.
| "rnl bo'iscwork In small family. Call 8sI
| Lexington ave-, basement.
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WANTED man to take charge Of an onioe and
do typewritins; one acquainted with building
operations preferred; salary S75 DER month rsfar-
sno.sr REQUIRED. Apply personally II East 23d st.,
NTH floor. i. ii.
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StJ u.,.. i--Wan.cd. AN experienced
man IN be superintendent over several cash re-
tai Srossry :toTs SOD d. sa as 5;s reference
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| WANTED. reliable men and women to repre-
sent = money making and honorable business.
| free. address New York and London Elect
| ASSN. kuusa. City. Mo. -
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willing to visit physicians Of Brooklyn and
New York with n proprietary article; state
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AGENTS WANTED: male and female; large
commissions. Protective Registry Co., WASH
ingtOn. u. c.
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EwORK Wanted, girl for general
rwork In private family. Isl East
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| Wanted. an Al salesman to sell
| for a man who can sell $4,000 to. 5000 .
| year. Address Manufactures. box 4i0 World.
STATESMEN Ter Buffalo. Rocns.ter. Syracuse aud
| s,apie article. Those who have some none. al
| dress Armour Packing Co., IL Manhattan Market,
| New York City.
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YOUNG MAN. about is. to work In grocery
! store. 37i0 Sd ave.
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WANTED-Young man to learn bartendink, 81
weekly. Old Established Enterprise Employ
ment Agency, sol Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
WANTED-To deliver and collect for serial
nish small cash security. Apply after o. NIL
Ter, 40 Court st., Brooklyn.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-17
DEATHS.


In this city. April 10, Charles B. Fuller. aged
n years months.
Funeral service Tuesday afternoon at ESQ
O'Clock at the late residence of his brother, A.
S. Fuller, 90 Elm street.
In South Portland. April Is, Thomas Conlon,
aged SO years months.
Funeral this Monday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
from his late residence, No. s Pine street.
In Cape Elizabeth. ApIiI l5, John Tobin.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
In Saeo, April ID, Eunice I. Emery, wife of
Sewall Emery, aged " years.
In Saco. April ID Oracle May, only daughter
of John W. and Sarah Clappin, aged years 10
In Bridgton April u, Clarissa A., widow Of
Rev. Elias S. Foster, aged "a years.
In Pennington, April A. Mrs. Catilarine Lid
stone. aged 5S years
In Ellsworth, March 81, Albert Smith, aged
"a years.
In Franklin, April /, Ephrain S. Lewis, aged
GS years.
III Eden April 5, Mrs. Eliza Campbell, aged
IN South Limington. April Q, Mrs. Martha r.
Moody, aged SO years.
In Lyman, April 8, Mrs. Abbie Libby. aged
60 years,
Ii Rockland, April 4, Benjamin J. Shaw, aged
Go years.
IN Thomaston, April q Mrs. Elizabeth N.
Miller, aged "a years.
In Searsport, April 3, Larned Gray, aged 80
years.
In searsport, April 5. Ebenezer Sawyer, aged
80 years.
In New Vineyard, April 1, Mrs. Sarah E.
Scrlbner, aged 80 years.
In Eureka, Col, April 5. Capt. David B. Low
ell, aged IS years.--formerly Of Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-17
Colby University.

Miss Clio Chilcott, '95, started for her
home in Ellsworth, Friday morning,
having been unexpectedly summoned by
the sudden death of her father.
Mr.. Fred Bryant, '95, was sent as a
representative of the class to be present
at the funeral which occurred Sunday
Miss Chilcott has the deep sympathy of
the class and of her many friends.
The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity
held a banquet at Hotel North, Augusta,
the occasion being in honor of a newly
made member, Howard g. Hanscom of
Auburn, who was initiated in the first
part of the evening. G.. F. Stimson, 50,
acted as POSTMASTER, and following were
the toasts:
The Occasion-G. o. Smith.
The Deke Home-F. w. Padelf0rd.
The Way to Win--V. M. Whitman.
The Deke Gallant. Colby Bassett
Deke Buds-C. i. Sawtelle.
Manager Jordan has engaged w. B.
Donovan Of the 81 Lewiston team to
train the nine, and he has been getting
some good work out of the men the past
week considering it is the first week this
season they have been upon the field.
The first game is on Fast Day with the
Twitchell-C hamplins of Portland. The
Tufts team play here on the 9th, and on
the Both the league begins with q game
between the Colby and the M. S. c..
team. A challenge has been received by
Manager Thompson of the freshman
nine to play a series of games with the
Bowdoin freshmen. It has been decided
to accept the challenge provided suita-
BILE dates can be made.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-17
The Eridano's omcers Entertained.

The officers of the Eridano, together
with the city government committee, ac-
cepted the invitation of the Montgomery
Guards to witness a drill at their armory
Saturday evening. After a delicious en-
tertainment in the armory, the guests
repaired to the drill hall, where "a men
under 1t. Hogan went through the new
tactics to the apparent pleasure Of the
guests, who thanked the Montgomerys
for their courtesy. Prof. Oldrini was
much pleased at the attentions that had
been shown the officers and men OF the
Eridano during their stay.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-17
MARRIAGES.

In Westbroo1S April Is. by Rev. E, NJ Cous
ms, Lewis r. Warehouse and Miss Grace Lewis
both of Westbrook
IN New Gloucester April Q, John Wells, ESQ.
and Miss Mary Cross.
In Thomaston April 3, John Reed and Miss
Mabel Dyer.
In st George, April 5, Granville Bachelor
and Miss Martha Robinson.
In Rockville, April 8, Arthur L. Perry and
Miss Nellie A. Oxton.
In Matinicus. April 8, Capt. P. E. Ames and
Miss G. e. Young
In Rockland April 2. Melvin C. Cline of Rock
land and Miss Eta +. Racklitf of st George
In Abbot, April 1, Frank Gore and Miss
Marie @. Fogg.
In Pittsfeld, April 4, Charles N. Sanborn OF
Detroit and Miss Flora Burbank of Pittstield.
In Topsfeld, April q Robert Henry and Miss
Kittie M. Seavey, both of Waite.
In Temple, April 2, Elyarus A. Russell and
Mrs. Alice A. Russell.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-17

The Baker Extract Co. have nearly
doubled their quarters by taking in the
lofts over Thompson & Hall. The sale
of Bakers goods has increased very fast
over last year, partly on account of the
liberal offer to the fortunate 40 clerks,
but principally on account of the purity
of the goods. 1t is estimated that so
per cent of the extracts sold in our state
are manufactured by this concern.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-17
REPUBLICAN.
For Mayor.

JAMES P. BAXTER, 81 Deering Street.
Every Republican and everybody else
who values the good name of his city,
and who abhors such practices as those
in Ward l, should make cross in the
square over the word Republican.