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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-05

The expected happened in Washing
ton yesterday, the river and harbor bill
being passed over the veto by the house
with a rush, ~thirty-nine democrats
voting with the republicans to accom-
plish the purpose, 1t will hardly be
claimed that the vote was an expression
as 10 the merits Of the bill or Of the veto.
1t was simply the protest Of the legis,
lators against the dictatoriaI policy that
has been pursued toward congress by
the president, This veto furnished an
excellent opportunity for the members
to express pointedly their disapproyal Of
the course Of Mr.. Cleveland and they
availei themselves of If.
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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-05

The census has been completed and
the result shows that Great Falls ia a
city Of the first class, with some 200 of
population to spare. While this is graft.
flying to our pride, it is something more
than that. 1t demonstrates the fact
that, in spite of the general depression
and in the absence Of anything having
the semblance OF a boom, the city is on
the up grade. The growth in popula-
ton since the previous census has been
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-05

Congress seems disposed to impose
some conditions upon the new Northern
Pacific company, and those suggested
appear to be in the interest of the people.
The question is whether they can be
made to stick. The old company did
not find it d very difficult job to defy the
charter and the laws supplemental
thereto. viii the new one be any better:
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-05

=. N. Arthur has again been reelected
president OF the brotherhood of Locomo
tive Engineers. We do not know how
many times this will make for him, but
he has served il that capacity for a long
time, During his incumbency there has
on several occasions a pronounced oppo.
sjtion TO him arisen in the ranks, but he
have always managed to come out ahead.
His re. selection is a compliment to his
ability and fidelity, ard an assurance
that the order will continue to be con.
Quoted upon the conservative jiroa that
has marked his administration. 1t can
only be said that if this lolicy did not
meet The approval of the membership
he would have been deposed long ago.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-05

Mayor-elect Peunoyer, Of Portland,
Oregon, that he will inaugu
rate al era Of economy AND reform in
the administration of city Affairs, and TO
begin, with will reduce his own salary
ore half. Back Of this resolve there may
be d private income hat will enable him
to make the generous sacrifice without
inviting any special hardship, but even
then it is commendablc. Most reform
ers consider it their duty to reform every
oEe bat themselves, and this tendency
has ever been d handicap to tho cause.
Mayor Ponnoyer will reverse this rule,
and is, therefore, to he congratulated
and extended best wishes for the success
of his new departure.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-05

1t is with sincere regret that we read
the announcement from st. Louis that
assistance il needed in that city. That
it will be generously forthcoming is Ger
tain. In the face of such sn awful dis
aster and the suffering it entails, now
that an appeal has been made, the re-
sponse viii be prompt ana in accord
nee with the OCCASION. For a day or
two the leading men Of the stricken city
moderated the extent Of the disaster or
overrated their own ability to render
relief. Now that it is made apparent
that outside help must be extended, they
frankly say SO 10 the world, The men
ton of the necessity was all that was re
CURED to stir the humanity of people all
over the land, and while there will be q
universal sorrow that help is demanded,
the sympathy Of words will be supple
mented b. the tangible sympathy OF
deeds. No such deserving cry for aid
remain unanswered in these United
NtatnE
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-05

The commercial travellers of the coun-
try are in annual session in Indiana,
and give it out cold that they will wage
of fares, This proclamation will have
about as much effect upon the railroad
managers as Wey!er's proclamations had
upon the Cuban insurgents. 1t will fall
upon deaf ears,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-05

BY his conduct in the African bust
nose, the young Emperor William has
caused the English statesmen some I'M
e~aeinees and alarm and they are not
quite sure whore he stands in the pres.
emf mixed up condition Of affairs in Eu-
rope. In fact, he keeps them guessing,
As if the hand he is playing in the diplo-
matte game were not enough to annoy
the Britona, he enters tho game of
sports, sends his yacht, the Meteor, to
engage in the Royal Yacht club races,
and actually outsails the vessel, Britain
MIA, of his royal uncle, the prince Of
Wales. The young man is not taking
the right course to increase his popu-
larity in England, but probably he does
not seek popularity in that quarter.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-05

Senator Quay comedies the nomina-
ton of Mckinley at st. Louis on the
first ballot. The pilgrimage of Quay to
Canton was not in vain.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Mute.
AGENTS in every town to take orders ;.
per order paid. honest industrious person
can build W good home business. FOR par
ticulars. address EDWIN LAWRENCE
BOX NJ. 100 Gth-ave.
MAN WANTED To take charge Of bust
ness in san Francisco. Cal, and become
Interested IN husness In which profits are
large and trade is open. both local ana ex
p,rt. s3.pC 10 5000 and unquesiionable
reference required. Sl2j salary and snare
81 profits. Address CALIFORNIA care oi
l.. H. Morse Advertising Agency. New
York
oDrIJ,s EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE
Established 1872 II you want employ
renf. bookkceper. statesmen. collectors.
o.Hra assiefants clerks. cashiers. watch
men. porters. useful men. city and country
call for terms. oDELL'S. III West 42d-st
SIDE LINE. macintoshes. rubber cloth
!ng. hose. tires. &c. (all or psr), rom
o. BOX 1871 Ncw-York.
SALESMAN WANTED.-we want resi-
dent ealesren N All .aige clilcs 10 50,
lic't orders for oDr line Of Key Wrs' ana
high grade d.re.tic cigars. ADDRESS D.
HOWARD COWLES & CO. l43 Cham
SALE. MrN $40 daily made selling our
machin.s for cool NJ rcfrigeratcrs. guar
arfaea - per cent cheaper than ice'
charged Ike a SO age battery cps l,r-
iha H. articles indefinitely; 'ndcslfucthl'.
everlasting: every owner u rel, ger or
buvs tenn. Address ARCTIC REFRlG-
TRATING co. Cincinnati ONO. NV
York Ling Island and Ne"-JeTsey under
contract f'r outside territory.
statesmen WANTED. To sell our goods
% ;he Wholesale and retail trade nur
goods sell on slcnt: liberal salary or c m
T T. sN,Ti NM 60. Atlanta. Ga.
fa,tory. Milwaukee. Wis.
WANTED. Salesman. salary and ex-
pens.s from start. permanent place;
chance ,or advancem, BROWN BROS.
co. Nurserymen. Rochester. y. \.
WANTED. city salesman; also one 10
travel: both must DO experienced In con-
fccffa1erv. the best iefe rnce VIII fe re-
CURED Apply only by letter. MURcOTTE
Co. 66 Cprtiand-st.
WANTED. 20 take charge or a department
I'm n Western State. an experienced ad-
vertising insurance or biographical soilcl-
:or and salesman. Who s thorough gen
tieman ana capable Of transactins hus'-
n,ss with our highest class ~ business
men and institutions. 70 sucn man
place VIII be given II trust and nroht 10
The right man his IS n chance ~ NE
time call on or address ADAMS q 'O''
- Duane 81. New-Nork.
WANTED. Mon and women 70 work Al
home. pay s. 20 $40 Pc week foT max
ing crayOn portraits. new patented method.
any ono who can read or write can Do the
work az home In spare time. day or even
ing send for particulars ana begin WORK
az once Address ~ A. GRIP. German
Artist. Tyrone. Penn.
WANTED AN IDEA.-wno can think 81
some simple thing 10 patent: protect your
IDEAS. they NAV bring you wealth write
JOHN WEDpEREiR N CO. iatent -,
tornryr. Warrington. u. -. for their 81 800
prize offcr . inventors and list - 200 n
venfion. wanted.
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WOIti> " tNTiiD.

~%-NNNNN~N4Ne>.~l~ aTa1.rN~1NNNNNNNN~
FEMME.
IS Bl'TToNHoLE MNKER on -hlr's or
any o.her nne work LENA iURTU
iw W.-f lc0th-st.
COMPANION. Ga nis d.-ife. posl
ton rs companion. reader ana conc
rpnnlent. good n'cilew'mau. experienced
nufe- ~ Gully competent fn train a ,.rlr-
clili. kadn'.a BRAN ON. Tribune One
CoMPANfON Educated American lad,
aerl'rf to D. ut"fgl companion f. rr-
fined Indy. city or couatr;. good reader
anf munlclan. highest references. S2j
month. II " $. 3o7 ath ar"
COMPANION. g. an educated Young
Engii9Awouan. good sailor. wishes e. D.,
companion or maid - baby going 10 Eng
lend Address ENNl'E. - Bond IT.
H,o1kyn
CASHIER and BuOKKErrER. -. n~nt.
competent. strongly recommended. offers
security ans amount. reliable. hlrl work
or. low wages expected. Address I'm
FLOWER. Fo'i"iiice HDN 2.al0
DANCING TEACHER and nccompnul,,
N1di"si would take classes AZ summer
resorts. references terms reasonable LN-
Ft!uENCEp. III Hfoaiway. Hrooklyn.
GOVERNEss BY young girl Pnrislam
az g'Vcrnrss and to start on piano. m
ercnce. Address Mrs. OLIVIER. b West
2jth-si.
GO"ERNESS or NURSERY GOVERNFss
hy refined young German lady. good
sewer. city references. GQNERNEsS care
Mrs Kimbel. 3ii East 62d-st.
MANICrUfST and cfIROPOpIST Wishes
few more customers. home or ont Mrs
EMtltlL. 3i0 West 5p'hst.
sTENoGRAPHER Two years expert
ence. law and Specifications work. ac-
curnie. owns machine. Address REM
INGTON. i62 East 23l-st.
sTENOGRATUER TYPEWRITER. Two
Tttsflt al. fI..s f..l
Tor h-girner. Addr-.. Ell ERIENCE or
BIiiNNEk. 1872 9th ave.
SIENOGHAPHER and Remington oper-
ator 'berinn-r. a young girl ~: good
sp"ller. average speed and reads her notes
correctly salary moderate To- commence.
Addr,ss ANXIOUS. Tribune once.
STENOGKAPHER &c. Expert accurate
sicnpgrapher. owning machine. capable
~ taking verbatim reports and reproducing
notes Ia satisfactory manner. rs 10
siroue n securing such employment during
the summer months. highest reference fur
nshed regarding character capahiity. &c
n. T. H.. Postofcc BOX 2.45s. General
iosti'fncc.
sTENOGRAPIIER- Young lady. willing
10 assist I'm Office duties and typewrit-
ing wishes situation; mod rate salary. Al
dress Miss w. Box 1886. station W.
brooklyn
PIANIST and mandolin player dadics) de-
sires summer engage ment: dance music.
AdirefS terms snd particulars 10 KtA-
SONARlE, III broadway, Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY desires position IN Office:
good penman: understands ,ypewriiing.
moderate salary to begin Miss l.. f.
.i22 Halsey-st.. Brooklyn.
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HELP " ANTED.

eUItf.
A YOUNG WOMAN possessed ~ tact -
good address g. interview a s'i"ct l-'
81 wealthy ladies. Apply 10 10 II Monday.
room ~. ! Madlsou-a'e.
GENTLEMAN wants l1'y As writer anil
secretary. s'af" aF" aui h'" situated
r. l.. IOV 81 Tribune 'Hlr".
WANTED 1.adies io take work home
ucaf. s.cafv employment Gay 90. even
ings good salary. with uo eNp"fi"nc" ne
es-ary. write fr particulars. STAND
ARD ART CO. AZ West 2;i.ef.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

F-~~0~r~~|~|>(~~|| ~
Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Muenei >
Waste Basket: Grars Car Fender Io''
Water Closet Ind Gator; Beidslman Rail-
road spike: supports Gas stove. EDGA X
TATE N COMPANY. Patent Solicitors, 2A'
BroadWay.
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pericnoe would har Position 70 i".e care
= t!s.n"ss .ri,' ..''
llt'-ili. l"' f--' "'tn So ~'t'' '~
''''r
\ YOt-NG MAS v..a e.fne cVpe-~n.- a.
fac ti'."r rA.' "-.'. D. n..'' .'" ''
.inr 800 To- .ti. Nt+''"a 10 "f '-'
Sl'"Nsiiff n D.
v,~ ., ~ ,.,t. -.r1 - Az, tfnI.
No.. .'I o,r.lrr .fre.. Oh Wees T.
H. BfNDN. c. Gr,-.tt Pie Trr.ey 'Iff
Ynr\. Man u ,.-. ..l .v.a.i
... tY l,ar. q g.i rl.- GENI.iE
MILLER 800 Af.s.0rIar ave.
..,.,.....,, ,..,. - .......-
a. 49,. ~ .e.~ ?. m.t- i m...r err
-r..., useful. casa .Iir N..t . f'' .-f.'
fr.n la.t il.. SYMBOLISM BOY g., i-
.r t,. ..,r-.,.. sll la. ffst. .
a CAPABLE business w,n no rfi~nfai
assn' '.f 'fansarfl.as = anf sHr'.
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j. mnsy fn'e.iF. ~. icsire- T. i,.-a
ssrae r~fefftr"- f"-if~i 'hA7
fltA@h i-Ne.l NE. 10" j. l'N'l 81
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re,t.I-aui. Hrei or f'.ni hand JAMES
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c,..f.., 4, f.-.,'.e snIart moderate n
~ N,i Est l'+''h -
unDtErrrrp pv Young man Fl ~
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I''k ~ i'y f,"ig h'h" - ia'y
man AMI qn.cs Hslrc. 49, ho.slecrcr or
oHicc assistant. moderate salary. /. %. f..
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pCttytff-rtrT-y rt vofirr man 90 oa
..,,ota ~, t,tI...,,y, t'.t I..f.r -
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CpMMLKClAL. BOX u. 1fihun" Once.
ro,.-t-t-tpr-p - c.r,,o,e,.f mai,
,,t,ir. .r,,l,,r~r,.t. god f.-.kk..te-
e-'.'.,.,,, ..i,,,, .,'t,.t,,s r,.,.
willing To iak" an Minis nt any r"innn-r'-
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nov 20 u,,f. .r. ttrt ~ ,...-lf. ,cu
a'c, acrust med 20 office. general rnl
tnf. "ir'at's Nr-"iirr hnoMr rliy beet
ref ron, .. A'tT's- EMPLOY Ek. Poet
Ipl - hn."-'' HNlnF win ihiNn'.
"i'h' ir'-'''. IN inc rr WI = .''e
n'I'' ''r' '...'"F ana "'lb
lhr. ''FI ~ ''l'i''ihIN - Avenue 9.
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cOACUMAN. English. single. Just olsen
gt-Da. best references At4ress 'DA'h
Man %Ofwalk + O. conn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.>~N~e~N~NNN.NoOO|-No <ON>-oNr~N~N~NIN~SN
AT astonishing low price~',, Fine Trunks
Travelling Bags. Pocketbooks. Dress
Suit Cases; Steamer Chairs direct from
manufacturer. free delivery 100 miles
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. b2 4th-ave.. near
9th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

CnArIINAN. Protestant. with good ref
er.us.a. city country Address
C'OACHMAN. 42j Cumberland st. Hrook-
iyn
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

,/.~<<SoD.NO>,~<~N~4~rsN /N~0(D~N~SS'O~~~
Male.
BUTLER or sTEWARD.-By colored man
In private family or on yacht; thoroughly
competent in either position; sool CITY tet-
eronc.s. Address RYLAND, 300 West
36th -st.
BUTLER or NORTHUMBERLAND or
NI'P.E.-Tv an experienced French cou-
ME. willing and obliging: nfst-class city
reference. EDOUARD. 1873 West 2oth-st.
BT'TLFK.-By young japanese. with ex-
perience. In private family. best city ref
erence. A.. Box IA. Tribune ONCE.
HITLER and vALET-swiss Protestant:
s.ngl~. competent. willing and ohlising;
noGera'e WAKES, good city references. Cali
or Adde'S HERMAN. 3l4 East G5th-st
BI'TLF R.-By young swede ~. in private
famili. second nan; city or country,
very good city reference. HI. SWENSON.
stationery store. jGj 81 ave.
BUTLER. Experienced. competent Swiss
butler: can act as valet and nurse In prl-
vate family. willing worker; city reference.
Address COMPETENT BOB East 4sth-st
BUTLER or WAITER.-By a thorough.
Engllsh-trained servant "a butter or
walter in private family; Willing 10 DE
useful: excellent ya.ct; good references
wages reasonable. 9l4 9th ave, badgers
bell
KT TIER and VALET.-With one or more
fpOfmpn. experienced IsilbiiSlbhhf -
cellent valet. age. 80; height q feet; en-
pert M silver. tabl, decorating. &c; two
Years personal reference from last place.
BUTLER. McKinley's box. 1916 otn-aVe'
Bt-TLER.-A lady going to Europe wishes
to recommend her French butler VINO 10
thoroughly competent Call or write az
present en- ployers a., 80 Pierrcpont-s'''
Brooklyn.
BUTLER or vALET.-French; speak
little English: for country or travel Dest
city reference. T. NJ. 2So Ith-aVe-
cARErAKERs. American couple want ut
furnished fat or house to take care OF
during the summer. bes, references. VI.
NJ, BOX 80. 1856 Eas, l25th-st. --
CHEF French: competent all branches.
rasfrv ice cream and all kinds OF irult
and water tees. r. VATEL. l2G West
5pth-st. -
CHEEKY Frenchman In private fam,
llv or club. Hrst-class references. CHEZ
i2l West 29th-st.
COOK. French: aged 30: eight months
good personal reference. speaks llttle
English. thoror ghly oxnerienced and strictly
economical. T. ROEHOUX. li3 West 10Th
cOOK-u-SrTt'I~M AN.-Two French men
desire situation IN private family, on ~
cook the other az useful man; references.
A. X. No 49, Gthave.
COOK BY Frenchman in private family
or IN yncht: three years In Paris ani
ny. in kin,flca Address l.. LUCIEN. i33
West 2>th ST.. care Mr. Maurier.
COOK. BY a young japanese as 5000.
Dlain COOK. city or country, best refer
enc. EACHIIOW. lH Sands ST.. B'kiyn.
COOK BY young japanese as good. plain
cook. washer and lr' ner. IN CITY heSt REL
ffHsHf.f
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
DNo-0r->.NNN-NNN->-NNN NN.NNN~N~o>NN1~>o
Female

Female.
CHILDS NURSES. American. English and
German. also matruns housekeepers
clerks bookkes3ers. &c. with highest ref
erenccs can be- secured NJ CHRISTIAN
AID To EMPLOY MENT SOCIETY. Fl
Bible House. New-Yoik.
CARETAKER A lady wishes 10 reeon-
mend a reliable woman. with two uuiet
little daushters. % take charge OF house
fnr summer or longer. Address ADVER-
TISER, 10 West 35;h-st.
COOK FRS. class Swedish cook; Am4r,-
AN family. where kitchenmaid is kept.
city or country. good Inference. ;. r.. 30
Lincoln 81. Jersey city Heights.
COOK -UneNcell~l: makes 100 handsome
rn'rer' what nthers waste. French Ger
man plain co king neatly done: first 81
conf'cu ner. baker. S2o East 23lst.
e., X and LArNpREas -CHAMBrR-
MAID mi WAITRESS. Two SISTERS.
ava waitress. exc lien references rom last
emp! yer country preferred. Call At s5J
9TH ave.
COOK Thoroughly competent young
woman. good cook and assis, with wash
Ing and u. Ming. mall family. ,iiy refer
enoe. $40 East 3ist-si.. fing times.
COOK Protestant: strictly nrs,-cla.,
thoroughly understands all branches Z
palm and fancy cooking. neat. competeAt
reliable goo roferenc 3. city or country
COLLIER. 100 West 23d-s'.
CoOK.A respectable Protestant woman
"S nrst-clas, cook In private family
reference. COOK. 5o7 West loth-st.
COOK and WAITRESS. BY TWO we'll
trained Sc tch servants. " IN best refer
encrs. VIII DO entire WORK family to-
gethrr or :, pa~aiely. as nrs class cook and
hsk +. and neat. tong young hous mali: :
city or country. Call Monday. 346 0th-avs
over sore.
COOK and LAUNDREss Trustworthy
and competent girl; city or country; EN-
pioyer can be seen. SoS West sTthst.
COOK and IAuNDREss. CHAMBER
MAID and WAITRESS Two neat.
competent. reliable girls. not afraid 81
work. best references; city or country. to
gether or separate COLLIER, 100 West
20 81
COOK.-French competent: middle aged:
speaks no English. no washing. city or
country Address NJ. O.. az West 25ih- ST.
COOK Protestant Canadian woman city
Irference; ciiy or country: good baker.
2i2 East 4+th-st
COoK.-Neat young girl: can bake: ex-
cellent laundress. do housework. no oh
lections country; city personal reference.
Call Monday. 436 East Both st.
COOK. &c.-1Nvo French girls: FIRST class
cook. laundress. chamberinaid. waitress.
or nurse. good seamstress: together or
separate; city. country. Call Monday. 223
East sDth st. top bell.
COOK and LAUNDRESS. Competent
woman: city or country beat reference.
i5s West lSth-st.
COOK. &c.-By young colored man. a.
oook or walter and general house ser
want; Is good cook; makes pastry bread
cake. Ice cream. salads. soups. meats. Is
highly recommended. Apply or address
WAITER 1874 5th-ave.
CHAMBEEMAID and WAITRESS BY
girl with best city references. nrst-class;
city or country. Call or address !, 1913 Mad
ison-ave.. highlands bell.
CHAMBERMAID.-B respectable girl;
city or country. Call l70 w. 72d-st
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Nf II Children assist w,h l,sh,c '0 s.. iss
ing for room and board NJ
broadway. .hlirool
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French girl; care SOM rswn 's' years r., r
chamberwork,, P,s snhs se" between . and -
erence. can M"""''
az Irving Place. chsrgs
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WORK WANTED.

NO~NNO(NON7~~--s y 7-77eN7|NN0V000'
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WAITER &c.-Ry respectable coloTed
nan to d. waiting or driving and make
w-eif gene ally useful. no objection -
c.u7'ry. Call for TWO DAYS al 80 Nos
traut ave
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
Uufurnfshed.

TO LET.--Flat OF rooms with improve
rncnts. Frost and Lorimer SITS. cheap
cars 10 all points pass the door. NJ ENNEf,
81 Frost st. Brooklyn.
WEST 2isT-sT. 239 To 247.--Conveni-
emily located IN the well regulated and
exclusive apartment-hOuse. THE Della
ware" several very desirable s-room iis's.
&Ss per month. Inquire Janitor. or JOS.
II. ADRIAN. 472 Grand ST.
<2 MORTON STi-Hancsomest. new eie-
gantly decorated fathouse In Ninth
Ward: portico stop. no, and cold water.
range. private baths ana closets; no emil
dren: open Sundays; $50 to So.
f.41s BROADWAY.-Very desirable nine
room nat: elevator; light all around: ell
modern improvements. Apply ienitor.
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COACHNAN Hy trNs ughiy comp tenn
man. married. 20 ircumlrarc'. l. jelrs
l~r city e-omm~udn'i1n. viii c-riiy
honesty ard capahilty . East 5-d -.
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GARDENER Married no children; 20
years experience at the various branches
under glass. care OF garden and private
grounds: draughtsman; understands laying
out and improvement Of a country place;
nrst-class private place preferred; refer
ences Address GARDENER. OIL Pacific
g. BROOKLYN.