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NEW TO-DAY.
A CUP OF COFFEE

Of the right rich flavor is "whoIe
breakfast without which every
thing else is minus. We have so
many kinds it is hard to recon-
mend one or another. If you are
not perfectly satisfied let US furnish
you a trial sample. One thing is
sure, you will get what you pay
for, true to name and pure.
We roast, grind and blend daily.
Java is Java with us and Mocha is
Arabian Mocha. A blend of SUI
perior merit is our Cream" Java,
a little less expensive and consists
of three other coffees besides Java.
Price 80 cents.
If we please you once we can do
it always; our skilled expert looks
out for that-uniformity. We have
all grades, all kinds and all prices.
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Home will be well presented. The beau
tiful singing of double quartet will be
feature OF the acts given. as they will APP
pear in the scene OF 1.-THE old farm
being heard in costume of tramps-and
throughout the piece their singing will be
effective. The scene of the old farm, the
sweet singing, the pure sentiment and
realistic characters, will no doubt be we'll
received by the public.
MIS-. Coleman, in kind consideration of
a worthy cause, thought her play OF New
England life, with its scenes quiet and
beautiful and good moral to the story,
would be appropriate for the occasion.
She has worked hard for the cause. and as
many prominent people are interested the
afternoon promises 20 be one of success.
Prices will be arranged in accordance
with the times.
Rehearsals are under way, and from all
accounts the boulevard will no doubt
profit from the ente rtainment.
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and q
might havea
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said his and the Land OF
cracking brush.
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GRATEFUL LADIES.
Managers of the Children's Hospital
Return Thanks for Favors

Return Thanks for Favors
SAN Francisco, May %, 1897.
The lady managers of the Children's Hosp1-
tai and Training School for Nurses desire TO
thank most heartily through the columns Of
the press the following firms besides many in
diyiduals, who have so kindly and willin -ly
assisted them in their recent GINGERBREAD
Fete. Mrs. WENDELL EAsroN.
he press. HolbrooK, Merrill 4 stetson, p.
hossi, W K. Vickery, Robert Hochstadter,
Mihran Bros, L. I. Allen Henry Wegener d Co.,
Son Bros, Goodyear Rubber Company. Hale
BIOS, George Haas 4 Son, Bernheim Co, Golden
huiA Bazaar, g. +. Roberts. ,nestell & Co
Shreve & Co.. RaphaeI Well & Co.. cook u Co.,
Natl an. Dohrmann & TO-, Langley. Michaels d
20, Neuman LevIson Il Co, Mack d. Co, J. Z.
Johnson d Co, Gold berg Bowen q Co,
Aoraoamson. Heunisch & Co, Osborn Hard
ware Company. q. =. Warmer, l. N.
Water & Co, California Furniture Company.
Anglo-American crockery Company, Ames &
Harris. George Wsicom & Co.. Myer lumber Com.
pany. Mr. Murphy (of the children's playground,
Golden Gate Park. San Francisco Police Force.
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FOR The BIG DRIVEWAY,
Grand Benefi. for It to Be
Given on Next Friday
Afternoon.
"Back to the Old Home" Already
Exciting Considerable Interest
in Diverse Circles.

The grand benefit to be given Friday
afternoon. the 2Sth inst, for the boule-
ward is creating quite a stir in society and
business circles. Three acts of Back to
the Old Home" the beautiful New Eng
land play written by Lolita Day Coleman,
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Abe's work-His supper and His Stairs.

earliest till
dk
he nae
he tfob
Civ o he
anyc
% che
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Baldocchi. Maskey. John s. sievers, Theodore
B Z, D. =; q E. Waiter d Co.. j. + O'brien.
rae nc PAPER BOX Factory, >. d q. Gump, Themes
neiy q ohs, ". h Vanderslice Il Co, George
n. johnson, James swimmer on, Mas er Arthur
krelInS, Wilfred Humphreys, addison Mizner
Mil er.
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LINCOLN'S LIFE
IN SHORT, EASY
PARAGRAPHS
How the Martyred Presidents
Day VIII Be Kept in
This City.
EXERCISES AT THE SCHOOLS.
EXERCISES AT THE SCHOOLS
Next Friday Afternoon Summarized bog
raphy Will Be Read at Every Center
Of Education in San
Francisco.

Superintendent
which
paragraph occupies more than two only one or little more
Profes KuowIton the subject tolow
SO Shotwel ST. City, Saturday, P. NJ, May 1907
Dear Editor With this leave the copy for the photographic life of
Superintendent speaking
you in your office last evening.
ia compilation considerable
original composition. The style progressive the story, simple
and hOmey WILL from the simple and homey life of the lad
through youth and manhood manhoods maydom Every boy
girl young from the lowest grammar grade
highest university class,
her caibe
teacher many prove best for the
paragraphs
order their number call for them in that order and thus have
nected and symmetrical account of LincolnS noble life
The leading ideas
l.. To furnish material.
To give forms familiar material
To give many possible chance to take part
To uPersede the few long and often borou essays of pets
10 show thereby to ongsuferng and helpless audi
Assuring that you will very welcome favor thousands
E. KNowLToN.
Following re the exercises eferredt
Abraham Linoo1n-Hr. Birth and Babyhood
s: " q aGs @ & 81 18th day Of 1903 in rude bit Of
% 5 ri Nolan ss6 1s 5
@ a On | 0 h es sses asfy tx. .eHs
s 3: sP s e:%:G f. .$ s5 s
who TWO miles @
@ Rs ssy sss s' @ ss Ks
Hi. Third Home-How They Kept "opsn House."
g ss s they s, sso1 h s Whole is9
% bans % @ Pgeoa cfe a tho
% W s 3 Ys s 5 70. % ys.
5 i5s q: ; i \ : $a' wide OPEN 50
% I ~ s ~ ~ @'nef o00f0sn or
a ne1 up W thes
lacked ventilation - =
The NewL Log Cabin rourw siaes-1. Furniture.
= IS ;;$ .;;: IS IS ":' 3: :i $:5 Il ST.
two Ana hf RaIq h % A fiat hs took big
his bToadax
In eyookedas
% ou s oat e ne tseS o Wo
% call them chairs at stools We see something quite like
d9ss Abe % big emo M
always ready and willing all he could help Others
Bed Made He Go New nes-A
The
give
@ the ' gather
tuned e over hasd abn e @
eTfbs d
~
Work. His suppe rand His Stairs
lsa
re could nT wad a or
sny % % Plenty hard work gave him health and strength
@ % s s
the he lde cabin Mben stout
n 5 aae 1
pulled rough f
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Won RHEIN & co.,
5lS California Street.


Haight-St. Residence and Grounds.
55x137 :6-1l64 Haight St, sunny side, 165 W.
OF Baker; 10 rooms and bath strictly modern;
or would sell vacant lot, 25x137:6.
Pacific Ave-, Near Cough.
lots, one S4x 37:5 and one 34x127:6, S. line
Pacific ave, w. of Cough st.s marine view.
PoweIl-St. Corner-Rents SI34.
houses brick and frame, on Powell, and fats on
Chestnut
Oak st Near Devisadero.
50xl3 7:6, S. line OF Oak ST., 1877 feet w. of De-
visadero.
Westinghouse. Flats-Rents $40.
2Ox57;6-l011 Washingto s., w. of Powell; 2
flats; rents $40.
Jersey-St. Flats.
25x1l4-5lO-512 Jersey St, w. of Diamond;
sunny flats; rents 500.
22 Beaver ST., House and Grounds.
75xl15-22 Beaver st, bet. 18th and is h, Noe
and Castro, close % Market; able. garden aad
dwell ing; par. OF lot vacant.
Laurel Place, OFF First. Near Harrison
50x76:1o-25 Laurel place; brick and frame
I'm provemenis; rents SIT.
so Vara, SIC. cor. Lyon and Francisco.
197:6xlS7 :3-Facing Preside grounds: Pre-
sidio steam dummy goes within oae block.
Dolores ST., Opp. NV Mission High
School.
30xS5-E line of Dolores St, 80 feet 5. of 18th:
splendld y auapi ed Tor reSden ,e or HATS but VIII
be in urgent demand wnen High School is fin
ished.
Cor. 18th (Rid1ey) and Jessie-Rents S3S
25:Sx95-Nos. 32l-32l ~ 18th, and 1902 Jessie.
SW. cor. of 18th (Rid.e }, ana Jessie font and
rear houses; present greatly reduced rent, SoS.
Large Vacant Corner, 18th (Ridley)
and Jessie.
S9:4x90-sE. cor of 18th (Rid:ey) and Jessie;
desirable sir for store ami fl IS
| 6 Stevenson-st. Lots, off 18th (RidIey).
| 2 lots each 25x75: w. line OF Stevenson 20
feet OF l4th and lots adjoining on the mort h,
| each 22:6XT5.
| 2lo s. each 25x72:6; e. line of Stevenson IS
/ feet \. OF 3 (Rdley).
| Jessie-st. Lots. of 18th (RidIey).
! lot, 25x70: w. line OF Jessie. 100 feet S. Of
| 18Th; 5iots. 25x70 each, L. line OF Jessie, 323
| feet n. of l4th ST.
Ciara-St. Investment.
| 25xSO 12S-l3O Clara, bet. 4th and 9Th: few
hu dred dollars needed for repairs and will rent
Tor $40
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
THE RAIL CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY
IN 1860.
TWO RAILS FROM LOT OF 5000
MADE 1880
BY JOHN HANKS AND ABE LINCOLN.

g. 1 IN ;
had quite reached the very top But he was go
warmly So Many in sh south Wanted to Quit til. Union
Rns s s sou weeks e onE s s sa7 &
% @ % in @ shs hsl
al s the ss av @ Ss ha
= @ ~ e ss % Y EFF ss$ ss9 ss. was not ns'a
ss'se II, It s | a' En-? a T % Ss s %
r. @ I'D s$sa ~ aa s1sa ILL., xss
'a: s' s sSi5! % ] + ] united with men who tied
The Gulf wiaens-Kebs lion-seoe..ion.
upon h @ S The asa
f :; III ;;':: H ?:; :s :
ss IS ;ss
Il ICY e. ss' @ a @
Shs s.a 5stsd Ss se Swe sw S ea way
ans ss @ he @ o y slas
Secession rovve Lincoln. oa.hrhe First eun-war
ss assfs e: ss @ e 81:
;;s: a:; S ] q ] s's
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President Lincoln Free. the slaves-reaoe- Honor-r.m.
The North had @ @ The South had
rtinit
them wer
then Ras ] the G % ssas9 .ss s M
81 ss 5ss s. as lesion @
peace
@ Il m % 'sa asd sGH sf
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succ him
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rison-S umma -Conclu sion
fair
our pinnacle patriotic
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IS FAC e. II: $
Death Of Abe, nen.r-wha H. Said of Her.
g; :S ] AS =
sss ss ne" mouse gut, .aa s
fur; $s: a: f;;$1 % "a ill.,; i
used 90 % Isl @ ssf @ e s '&s iss
@ ; $::; f S III s;;: 4:
Abe. ss.pr..n..-w 'a sn. Said Of Him.
SON lost % @ his MRS sS Rn
Is; r. Fl % s:s ' s
used M Abe s9 9s
1--WE: % ssssss: % g and
Abs HI opon Fire
sssi aa % % lsa % % hi
ss @ 1ss gone rs :is 5 DRY Logs S on e
~ roo a.: s ssss @ % @ ;'s :
I books s ss4 s d @ s s s @
& ssy e Clay Warmly H a his Tsi
= Err y s;ss E. .sa;
S s e @ @ s as Us: as ss %
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:s: @ e rs
as h9d ro ss ss one There running short
he'll make
Could Do att Strength
he could write so0d hand do hard examples in long division
si I % M s Hs h, s @ %
I'll s a. ss E a.:
hang @ ss ieP H. MAY s S ' grips s that. % $
80 @
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from
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@ sse II 1s e. % y s one aSs' sas @ % s
s s the 1 an The Vs ' bruised and
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a.n s s s s @ New 5sse my @ S % %
ssy "s "a % ] @ @ @ RI s % e l s
s % s2ssse a y s$ as ss h: @ % =
they @ @ few settlers ass % % %sn n
@ a9 s: aa & @ @ the %
Clothes
abe a the nS % ns9H snas s9 H YET M ike
Rs
r @ is % 9s R Eos' s9 s then @ @
s @ 5 s 80 GOOD 5 3 r. every var. good
Keep. store-nrsepine. rrofan Bully
a as Abe a 11 Ha and % 5 om Ne"
ns H s s 1s az ss s 10 PIG s re ' I
sss sSS 5 f. sS ] s @ $ 5 III $ @ s gone %s.s l.
.s @ and that
IN
for @ 900 rs y as9 s s s @ % - $ % s s s
@ VI ssoss ms sRs
sS'ss 6: 81: : s s s; en-
ma
Came Called .uon... Abe"
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fiat his n moVe W
IL night % ,
they was When said thing e be n Sd
n lived n w guilty and @ 81 sn % %
made mind that accused h % was too poor t0paS
the dead dinTS
all ARE
posivsy % @ s ia
sI IN ] net a s ] esS told the truth
GaysonS"
Lfncoln andt the
One fine Lincoln bought ha put on started p 5 the
~ sS sinf m ,sn M again sHss % @ @
GUssd get
him As9s e had @ pa
M Ell ss9 81 IS % 5 a @ @ &
+ s's;s Ps n * sss ~ sss; s IS5
Ssss @ mi s1 seer me FL q
s @ m e p S 4eS e s b
many miles
ana i've Iii sa l1+
Splitting @ fencing @ &
@ % s ee he Lincoln nf i ws ihe
1n messing The ns @ Might 9ne en John ~fn @
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schellhaas' store-Goods being sacrificed
,has olIpert, Trustee. Stores must be vacated
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FORECLOSIRE SALES.

~~>o~~>>N~~~-N~N~o~0|~~~D
ELEVENTH AVENUE. - New York
Supreme Court. city and County OF New
fork.-John A. King. as sole surviving
executor. &c. against John X. Graham.
Jr.. et al.
In pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclos-
ui' and sale. made and entered In the
above entitled action. and bearing date the
2;id day of November. 1896. I. the under
signed. the referee named In said judg-
meat, Will sell at public auction. at the
New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. III
Broadway. in the city Of New York. on
Tuesday. May II. 1891 at ~ o'clock noon
Cf that day. by John y. Golding. auc-
tioneer the premises in said judgment de
scribed as follows:
All those TWO certain lots OF ground.
designated on a certain partition map Of
lands in the Sixteenth now Twentieth
Ward II the City Of New York. belonging
10 the heirs Of Cornelius Ray. deceased.
made by Gardner A. Sage City Surveyor
dated November 29th. 1874. and on file IN
the office OF the Register Of the city and
County II New York by the numbers 800
1--WE hundred and nve) and J06 five hun
dred and s!x). and which together are
bounded as follows: Beginning at a point
on the westerly side or line Of the Elev-
enth avenue where the same IL ntersected
by the centre line ~ the block between
Twenty-nlnth and Thlrtieth streets: run
ming thence along said centre line west
erly. one hundred 900 feet: thence north
crly. and parallel 10 said westerly side Of
Eleventh avenue. forty-nne 49) feet four
and one half az inches 10 the sOutherly
side of lot number J0i five hundred and
four on said map: thence eostsriv. along
the southerly side Of said rot 5O4 five hun
drcd and four. one hundred GOM feet 10
the westerly side or line of Eleventh ave-
nue.; and thence southerly. along said west
erly side or lire ~ the Eleventh avenue.
forty-nine feet four and on9-haf 4i5)
inches to the place Of beginning. Subject.
however. 10 the covenants contained In a
certain grant from the Mayor Aldermen
and Commonnlty 81 the City 81 New York
10 Robert Ray and John A. King. as sur
yiving executors of the last Will and tes-
lament Of Cornelius Ray. deceased. dated
June L. 1873.
Dated New York April H. 1891.
ADAM WIENER. Referee.
Carter & Ledyard. Plaintiffs Attorneys
q Wall Street. y. Y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED.--A thorough business man with
influence and capital to put upon the
market one Of the greatest inventions OF
the age: upon seeing one must be convinced
Of its value 10 parties who require steam
both on land and water. where expense Is
a great factor with all men who do bust
ness. For particulars call on JAMES W.
M'GRANAHAN. 25S West 2?th-st.. New
York city. or l.l6T Broadway. Brooklyn
y. V None but those meaning business
need apply.
WOOD CUTS.-To illustrate your cata-
logues before placing your orders send
TO me for estimates. CHARLES BUTT,
II. Fulton7st., n. Y.
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NURSE. BY a young Eng.ishwoman as
thoroughly competent infants nurse. Gn
derstands all kinds ~ Infants foods .
Years experience. best reference. SMITH.
Room 81, Bible House.
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LOST.

Ooon>n>NoooooooJo N~NoooNN~NNNoNN~
BANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book NO.
151 O6J OF the Bowery Savings Bank Is
missing. The finder is requested 10 return
II 70 the bank. II not restored before the
10th day Of May. 1897. application will be
made To the hank for a new book.
LOST. Bank Book No. e9T.2si on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 10
present the same 10 the bank within thirty
DAYS. or the said book will be declared
cancelled and extinguished and rev one
issued in lieu thereof.
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COMPANION.-Mid man. fairly
well read and educated. as companion
IN n gentleman: prefers the country. Ad-
dres. ATWATER. 328 West Camden-st..
baltimore. Nd.
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ORESSMAkING.

A.-A.-A.-COUTURl FRANCHISE.
Formerly with stern Bros. latest spring
STYLES for costumes. Capcs ard jackets
ladies materials made mp. estimates given:
remoGclling, reasonable prices. short notice.
Mime. EENITENU ANDERSON. 2IS 9th
ave. near lGth-rt.
DcEs<IAKING Perfect fitting. stylish
dresses: ~ lddys house. ~ per day.
Mrs. WITKOR. 20 West i9th-st.
DREsSMaKER - Fashionable. eyperi.
enoed. competent responsible; work
sh ,wn; perfect ~ guaranteed: superior
finish: prompt and reasonable. Mrs
COOKE. 49, West i4th-st.. near Broad
way.
DHESSMAKER wants few more qua
toners NJ home: suits from IS up Mss
II. FOX Csc yth-ave.. second bell.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED front basement suitable for
a physician: excellent location and ser
vice: reasonable rent. Inquire DENTIST,
J. 233 Lexingtcn-ave.
GPAMERCY PARK, 23.-Parties leaving
city will relet. summer prices, hand
soInely furnished suite: private bath: sin
gle rooms.
PATH ST. Is EAST. near Madison Square
Handsomely furnished rooms: single or
en- suite.
51TH- ST., 3i3 WEST.-Handsomeiy our
nished large and small rooms. with
board; convenient Broadway and Central
Park: references
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BOZ n0 desires position In once. WIN
chance for Advancement: best OF REFER
ence. F. KIEsER. 500 Leonard-H..
BROOKLYN.
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AWNINGS FLAGS, ETC.

.>~~~N~~~~N~~~cO~~ S~>>~.~-~>~~~~~~~~~~~~
r. j. KLOES. manufacturer II Awnings.
Tents, Window Shades and Wire Screens.
o4O Canal-st., corner Centre-st Tel. Call.
900 Franklin Est. 1872
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NURSERY hospital-trsinei nurse Tor n
valid lady or gentleman. for summer
months reasonable. Address TRAINED
Tribune Ofticc.
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u TENsrG

>o>~o~NN~N.~oOoo--NNo NoN~~o~ooNoNoSN~
7. u. STETSON, mechanical expert and
patent solicitor. % Murray ST.. New
York; established 1855. Telephone call.
2l30 Cortlapct
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

81 WEST 10TH ST.-De5!rable large, cool
rooms. comfortably furnished; good at
tendance: with or without excellent, home
fai's re|creTces.
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HANDY MAN with carpenters tools. or
anything; years with last employer
tn,nnerate AIG COllege-ave.
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Countrn Boaro.


oT-rEr HOME for the summer mointhly or perna,.
ono or two persons accustomed to good sur =
roundines House has modern ooh'fnences pd"~hs an"
I,RAND VIEW FAPN. tt -, -.
Ii on high elevation. Modern house with bath. etc
- Love and very attractive in every way one hour
flne n,o Now Haven r. X. First-class table
lime via - Mrs J. H. TOTrEN. southport. Conn
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CARPENTER Fl. and A. NJ. and X. A.
companion seeks employment: can do some
painting. gas and steam fitting moving
and setting up machinery; all-rounh use
~ donartment store or Office building; has
- vows II irving Place Brooklyn.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FULLY furnished attractive fat for sum
mer months. uptown, near Boulevard ard
Riverside: seven rooms and bath. 800
small family OF adults. Address T.. r..
S'afiOn l.
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DRIVER. or anything; young man. ~;
used to hard work. q. EMhiCH' ioi
Wnvcrlpv Place.
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WO[RGDEN0M G1OI1 SPRINGS
1850 FEET ELEVATION or THE
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.
ONE NIGHT'6 RIDE FROM NEWBORN
The Homestead a strictly modern hotel and the most
eomplete bathing establishment In America
~'' OPE% ALL. THE YEAR
All baths given with natural flowing hot water.
Golf club ard weli-kept links
York 500 p NJ daily Through Compartment Car leaves
TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday. ~
PAMPHLETS Information and tickets az C. * o. once
AGO Broadway: Offices Penna r. r. ana FREQ H. SconeId
Metropolitan Bldg Madison So. Address
FRED STERRY. Manager.
Hot Springs Bath Co.. Va
A 'AHNi HoTTL TRAYMORE
Amendments and service frst-class.
d. S. WHITE Jr. Proprietor
n oiIH ATLANTIC CITY. ". j.
1i.ao,,y on the 'front.' with every modern appoint
nent and convenience. Open all the year -
"oTF,I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Tennessee ave.
II Alan+c CITY n Spring rates 81 so and 81 90 day.
% ~ si2 week Mrs. j. F. NEALL- OF Toga.
II oKKGntuckv-ave and Beach Atlantic city N. j. 100
- Eemodelled and handsomely furnished Special
ro Smnea rates until June LIST. Booklet mailed.
reduced 'a'e' NJ W TRUITr.
TTOTEL LCRAT'
IL Atlantic cry j. Noted for its hrstcass service
- r.r,cct cuisine: the best the Philadelphia markets
cort de,,c,ously prepared and datntily served six
a i1aut; S,nner JOSIAH WHITE SOE.
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WORK WANTED.

,>>~~~o~~~.o~N~oN~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BOOKKEEPER.- Lady: thoroughly ex-
perienced; double entry: best references
Miss BROWN. care F. Munich. 3l5 Bed
ford-ave., Brooklyn. -
GoVERNEsS. &c.-Refned Hanoverian
State diploma. linguist. musician. ex-
celcnt references. wants situation as
governess or companion; no objection 10
travel. Call or write 70 present en-
ployer's. 80 East GSth-sr.
GOVERNESS.-An experienced French
nursery governess: thoroughly competent
10 take full charge Of children; good sewer
no objection TO going 70 country; city ref
erences. PAL West c0th-st.. Sd bell, be-
tween 10 and o'clock.
GOVERNESS. Swiss French young lady.
not speaking English. would take posi-
ton as nursery governess. Mile. DREYER,
% West 14th-st.
GOVERNESs or CNOMPANION.-By French
school; graduate from Paris; highest city
references. PARTISAN, Box 81. l.242
Broadway.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Used 70 all kinds OF office work. Ad-
dress MODERATE. Box 10. . p. 14th-st.
sTENOGRAPHEk and TYPEWRITER,
Educated rapid. accurate. beginner. good
penn an. compensation moderate. B.. 40
Crown-st.. BROOKLYN.
TEACHER.-A middle-aged American
lady. experienced and successful teacher
Of modern languages. German perfected In
Hanover, French in Paris desires sum
mer engagement IN school or family 10
take advanced pupils in conversation and
literature or to teach beginners: would
accept position az reader to an invalid.
Address Miss II. r, New-Miford, conn.
TEACHER. BY a young lady. position
during the summer. especially as lady,s
travelling companion. Address b. NJ. c.,
Tribune Office.
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REAL EsTArE FOR SALE.
Country.

ALL THE ORANGES.-rroperty OF every
description: sale or rent. ;. ID. SoN-
DIT opposite Brick Church Station.
BARGAIN--35 acres. fronting Van Cort-
lsndt Park. 800 feet. EDMUND B.
MILLS. SOB 5th-ave.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcES.-5O0 recond- nd
wood and iron working machines. fElly
Guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE D. EDDY. sos Madi-
aon-st.
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I Am willing to do anything; am handy
M betting and splicing ropes: am 80
wears OF age and can give IA years refer-
ence @. J.. 2S2 Sackett-st.. Brooklyn.
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I.ZTTOR Man and wife. German. long
experience. understand steam heating ana
rennirine. want to take charge OF mats
Address 7 SCHNEIDER. $50 w. l2Itn-st
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JANrTOR American man and wife: can
do all repairs: understand pumpes. -, ana =,
boilers: good reference. @. A. AUSTIN
1872 East l02d-st.