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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-19
Urbana.

WednesdayNov. Very good show
of winter this morning.
John Perry has sick girl.
J.C. Biles was down from Chanute
this week.
DR.. Clark was doing some dental
work here Monday.
Will Flynn went to Chanute today
on business.
Sam Lane has been repairing his
house.
DR.. Neely is loading car Of corr
today.
Silas Hummer has moved to his
new house.
John Hummer has finished painting
his house.
Mike Helmick, of Altoona, was in
town Sunday.
Will Flyn has two cars of corn on
track for shipment.
Uncle Dave Yockey and wife were
visiting in town Sunday.
Mrs, Turner is going to make appli-
cation for a widows pension.
Harry Turner was able to come
home to attend the funeral of his
father
John Barton and wife of Kansas
City, came to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Turner. John returned today.
DIED.
Joseph Turner on Nov. II, 1897, OF
injuries received on the 3rd inst.
The funeral services were held here at
the U. B. church at IL a. M, Rev. Nc
hugh conducting the exercises. There
was very large attendance. The re-
mains were taken to Elmwood ceme'
terry at Chanute and laid to rest with
impression ceremonies. In his death
the family looses kind and loving
father the community good and up
right citizen. Deceased was y soldier
in the late war and member Of the
G. A. R., was member of the f. A.
A. His loss will be seriously felt by
all. Peace and honor to his memary.
Mrs. Mary A. Turner and family
wish to thank all who so kindly assist
ed during the recent sickness and
death of husband and father.-Mary
A. Turner.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-19
carlton.

G. A. Lamb, night operator at Hum
holt. made a brief visit with his par
ents one day this week.
Grant. MaCrane went 10 Kansas
City Saturday.
Mrs. Cunningham, Of Chanute, was
in the city this week.
The section foreman was allowed
another man this week.
Mr.. Woods and wife Of Chetopa,
Kan. are visiting with John Watts
and family.
John Heilman and wife started the
10th inst. for Havana, Kan, to Ylslt
Mr.. Heilman's brother,
Hrs. Twiss returned from Michigan
la Il Friday. She has been visiting
In the east for several months.
The Y.P. C. U. of carlton will
give an oyster supper the evening be-
fore Thanksgiving day which Will De
November the oath.
The Rev. NJ. Grow. OF Chanute, NIL
ed the appointment at the u b.
church in this city last Sunday, the
Rev.M. McHugh being absent,
Mrs. Sherman and sister, Miss Watt
started on their return trip Tuesday
morning to their homes in Princeton
Ind, and Xenla, Ohio, respectively
they expect 30 stop enroute to see a
brother who lives near Hume, CITY,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-19

IssSsaDsndsnoe continued On the last DaEs
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-19
Shaw.

Wednesday, Nov. 1z.-Mr. Woods
of Chanute, was visiting in Shaw Fri
day and Saturday.
A number OF f. F. A. people, OF Shaw
attended the funeral Of Joe Turner ~
Urbaua Sunday,
Mrs. Ryan, who has been visiting In
Chicago and Kansas City, returned
home Monday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-19
A TALE OF TWO COUNTIES.
AS TOLD BY THE TINES CORRESPONDENTS IN NEOSHO
AND WILSON COUNTESS

John Windel who has been living
alone in a lonely hut on the banks of
Turkey Creek three miles northeast
Of here for several years, died the "a.
inst. There was talk of sending the
body east for interment, but it was
decided to bury IN carlton cemetery.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-19

To CORRESPONDENTS Write on but
one side of the paper; head your items
each week with the name OF your TO-
caiity; get items here by Tuesday
when possible, but in no case later
than Wednesday; sign your name to
items, not to be used in paper, but as
a matter of good faith;when your sup
plies run out, notify this office.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-19
Erie.

Wednesday Nov. III udge Stlll
well returned Tuesday from lola,
where he had been holding court.
The schools of the county seem to
be in a flourishing condition.
III. Hurt and A. S. Lapham, OF
Cbanute, were attending to business
at the court house Tuesday.
Joe Allison returned today from
wichita where he had gone on visit
There was quite feeling of relief
among the fair sex when it was learn
Ell that Joe had not jumped the
broomstick while away.
NEW CASES.
State of Kansas VS. VIM. May. Vlo-
lation of banking law.
Mrs. M. L. Wrestler VS. Henry Wres
tier. Appeal from J. P. Court.
Laura Southers vsJ. b. Southers'
Action for divorce.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
samue, Roles, Chanute. .......2d.
| Bertha Gaugham, ..'''ao' 90
flames D. Fowler, Savonsourg'' '9V'
Rhoda Bundy, 80 90
John N. Reese, Chanute. So SO
Lottie Carpenter, ''''''N-'
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
James A, Jones and wife to WIN,
Breedlare wd u d ! lots l, II, ana Il
blk Erie. $40.
John Berry and wife to john L..
Crosby wd wi west SO TT lot IL Dut-
tons add to Erie. $25.
Chester G. Guarantee and Safe DEP
Co TO John A. Rupert ct al Receivers
ocd lots and and Mt s-wt l2'zo'lc
and nj s-w4 and ST n-wt 1s,27,N. III.
John w. Bennett and wife to Mary
G. Lane qcd lot blk2o Galesburg $40
W. G. Lane and wife Chas. W. VIVA
lev we blocks 5 and 8 Galesburg SzoO'
Alma Phillips and hus to John d.
Fesler wd Lot blk 4 Winers ara aou
to Chanute $3.50.
G. A. Pugh and wife to Chariie
Oliphant wd lot I blk 10 North Erie
5000.
philip McGough and wife to Inter
State Mty FIR Co wd net 27,3o' 10 s4loo'
Bazel H. Upton and wife to M. H.
Woods wd lots "a and 25 dix II Eden
Park add to Chanute $500.
JIM. Jones and wife to A. M. Ben
nett wd wi s-w4 II and St seq 1927,
20, $4,000.
Neosho Coun4y to JOnn A. Rupert
ct al Receivers tax n-wt I, 27,22
s127,2s.
Josse Herren and wife to VIM. Keen
wd lois 9,1O, IL, ,12, 10 and IA blk 2 Stark
800.
David G, Luvill and wife to L. D.
Boschert & Williams wd lot blk 20
New Chicago. $125O.
Da ,id E. McClelland ct al to lsriah
Fry wd ct IA, %, II, $S4Oo.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-19

Rev, Saunders closed the meetings
at Shaw Monday night.
Jap Cramer went to Erie Monday.
G. R. Fanati is building another
large crib.
w. H. Nation was up from Erie Suu-
day.
Mr.. Yockey, section foreman SHAW
went home Monday on ten days lay
off.
DR.. Rudbcck and Prof. Wagner
were at Chanute Sunday.
There is no need of little children
being tortured by scald head, eczema
and skin erruptions. DeWltts Wltchl
Hazel Salve gives instant relief and
cures permanently u Will
Jams,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
VOC HUNG OVER THE ElRBOR
nEIAYED LOCAL TRAVEL AND BROUGHT
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS TO ANCHOR
DOWN THE BAY.

4. ,he northwest wind and rainstorm which
=. - over this city on Saturday night was de-
0,,,r sunday a warm southwest enc hurried up
20 ooast and caught the rear guard Of the north
-" The mingling OF the cold ana warmth Gre
~ an atmospheric disturbance, resulting IN a
- which hung over the city and harbor from
r~.a,v morning until late yesterday morning. The
SIS OF the fog yesterday were felt by the travel
.-- a., elevated trains and ferryboats. which were
less m slow schedules. In the early morning rusA
u a..nrs lights were used on the elevated road 10
hOg-,l trains when the station ahead was cear
Sew the bay the fog brought nearly az the m
-.~;ne and outgoing craft 20 anchor. by noon
SoS-er,iav the blockade was raised. ana a SNi'tli
!ef OF steamer began creeping In by the Mar
- - The German steamer Andalusia, from liam
Ms. arrived sunday morning. but Jay 0u'sssGe
~. ,vertv-f four hours before she headed up ror
ifSl,-sn,ire Tie Bowie. irom Liverpool; the
Sx5shgan and tho City OF Birmingnam, from
sany~n,Sra p: ri Norto and the Creole. from New
fr,rars. ard Tie colorado. from Brunswick all ar
- or she HOOK Sunday night. Dut waited
.--,G late yesterday morning before coming Up the
herbor. 80. - -.-,.-... ,.,c-,,,,,c ro-le-
- SS degrees IL seemed much warmer Is the
tv-76ity was i0) por cent. The predictions 1or 10
Iov aye eocl and clearing weather.
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EELP WANTED.

-eN-N~N->NN~N-- ->eNgN<s7NN~
Male
AGENTS Speciality T the day. every "a.
consumer .lirsts FIR 10. is ecan.my as
a bill reGucel % wonder. over 80 per cent
saved. O. coin slth-rar. THAT'S what yJu 81.
after. see the improved and only perfect
.ucanlesceu; gae lamp The Sunlight. zig
commissions SUNLIGHT COMPANY. 81
Br4aawGy.
Statesmen t,r cigars. sl2J monthly aad
expenses. old established house. expert
eHce uGufc ess1TY. induce r-ent- % custom
ers. {. {. BISHOP co.. s. Louis.
FARM syPERINTENDENT WANTED n
large stock farm. who thoroughly under
stands the breeding and management "
horses. cows poultry. etc. ana al ki7 .
q farm work and machirerT, married
man. English. Scotch or American pre-
ferred. Address f.. Box -. Tribune
Of4c".
WANTED. FRS. class steward fIr GLIB n
300 members. good references g. iU.rci
Aires CHAIRMAN nor 81 COMMIT
TEE. Columbus clun Columbus. ohio.
WANTED. Experienced. reliable ng-a,.
in oil parts o! tire United states. .
9hOfn we can now assign spec al terr.tori
ior the sale Of TIE EEW-YOEK TBIH-
INES GREAT WORK. AMERICAS
most easily gold publications. nov before
the American people, and IL nov only deep
~ intere;ting itEslf hut pi-Jves great
educator. reple,e with object-iessons for
young men starting IN business life Every
library public or private. - incomplete
without Il. The work is published IN t~1
large volumes. roy,! octave. and 10 i.!ns-
trated with numerous steel and sUpp.-
portraits. Address ADAMS CO.. Is
Duane-Et.. n. !.
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PROTECTED AGAINST 4 COUNTERFEIT

TIE public IS TO be protected against the counter
,sl.inc OF the Hires rootbecr, the wide popularity
ard immense sale Of which tempted the imitator
. decision has been rendered by Judges Finlet-er
and Gordon in Philadelphia. Court OF Common
DIS No. s. restraining George \. Hires, a name
-. - Charles T. Hires. from manufacturing and
$40 a ureuaratiOn under the name OF Hires
,5--.fac~ In giving their decision the Judges say
-. known as Hires EOCtlCcr,' oy long and
No. Method Of alvcvtis mont has attained a
INK and value peculiar to itself. The sales
,-s reached an extraordinary .carly volume. and
-, ,-cla is known TO consumers and merchants
- - designation % "Eiircs Eoottccv.' ana ot-eu
s3d perhaps is commonly by tho name Of "Ilires
alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED front baser7enr. suitable for
- bufsiciaI, excellent location ana ser
: 90 f-as ,nahie rent. Inquire DENTlSI.
-.-2s5 Lexing' cl-ate.
GRAMERCY PARK. 28.-Parties leaving
81. NLi Telat. sumner prices. hand
Gle rooms.
LARGE sunny ro.m. connecting small
1D'iN' second tgQr. convenience. private
.''-se. - weekly. az West l9fA-st.
EAST i2rI -sT. and ~ EAST 22D--T.
-Lafge AM small l-slsas,- rooms. tran
...snIy ~ permanently. references.
~14H-sT. - EAST. near Madison Square.
handsomely furnished rooms; single or
en- suite
".h-ST.. 3i3 WEST HandsomeIy fur
h. n.sA=e large ana small rooms. with
90 convenient Broadway ana Central
sss4, references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
FOR SALE.

B Bill M 51s5.D & pool TABLES
sytgy description. with Bartholdl quick
cushions. SPECIAL designs Tor clubs, etc.
MARX e BRO. Manufacturers. ~ EASY
i.tn 20.
CYCLE TIRES 81 pair: best 97s. full
gla-a.te-. MINERALIZED RUBBER
Co Is CiiN-st.
Dr-XS. -Roi.-t-rs. hat-t0ps. cylnGers.
tables Warlrsbes, chairs also second
harf desks. MASON. = Fu,ton-st.
DESK Rolltops Partitions. Ratings.
Tables. safes. Flies Presses, Fixtures
b01gtt PAuR. - Great Jones. near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
REAL ESTATE TO LET.

TO RENT for the season FOR $50. modern
broom house, - miles from Br oHlyn.
on Long Beach Road: fully furnished; bath,
tuhs &C.; fire lawn and shade. dock an
clearinghouse. tennis court. etc. - acres
Of lard. address HOOD. -Trihune ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
ORESSNIAKING.

-COUTURIERE FRANCHISE.
Formerly with stern Bros. latest spring
styles tor costumes. capes az" jacHe's,
ladies materials made up estimates slteh'
r4rnodelllng, reasonable prices; short notice.
Nine. BENITEAC ANDERSON, Us Ht.-
ave. near l6th-si.
A-A.-HIGHEsT CLASS dre-.makins;
-erv moderate; just arrived from Lon
don and Paris: tail0rmade gowns. tancy
waists and boGces. reception. wedding.
dinner. evening robes ana gowns. Of every
description. also travelling coats, bicycle
suits. &c; n, and wOTkuarshiP gulfan-
tecd latest imported models ana designs.
- WrSt lJ,h-st
A.-A.-ARrISrrC dressmakins - hours
notice: dinner and evening S'~rf a.
specia.ty Mrs MEL3OY. ~ East llth-
81. between Broadway AID Jni' arsiiF
A THOROUGHLY competent. dressnl1Ler
taxes work home or hy dar .aie't sAiFts
waists. sleeves. remc3elirg. alterations
ca.arens dresses. MIS-. HOOP, isb West
lOlst-st.
COMPETENT DRESsNlAKER. ovt by The
div. makes exquisite gowns, pt-rfe n
ting and design sleeves, cJp-,, T".
modelling: terms moderate. best references.
: =. BOX ~. i.227 Broalw@,
uREssMAKING Perfect Atunc. stylish
Stresses. al ladys house. 81 per dHy.
Nh. WlTKON 2l3 West i9'h-st.
D4sl-~- AlAIA ri. -- = dcDlDildNi", expert
cEc-t. competent. responsible. work.
shown perfect III guqr1nf ed superior
finish. prompt a.1 rensl uablr. Airs.
COOKE. 2aJ West 44th-st., hear Broad
Va.
DKESsMAKEE wants a few more Gus
toners az nome. suits from - .. II 81
IL. FOX 2sc yth- ave. second be-.
FIGrT-CLASs DRErSN AKrR wishes q
Jew more engagements. perfect ~ gIa--
auteed- 3Ii West 47th-af., rIg t1lrd bel.
MiDDLE-AGED. competent Grpssmakcr.
perfect litter. wishes an engagement fnr
summer months. willing and ob,ig!-g.
would wait ou lady Jr assist other wHri..
sEAMSTRE$S. iJO C..umlus-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
MACHINER \.

Al REDUCED PRICES. -JOO second han.
NyJ1 SaQ Iron working machines. fClly
t-af-h.eed; machinery bought and ex-
$50 :. S-DtCG Z. EDDY. 29S Aacl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
DVsINEss CHANCES.

WOOD CrTr-'To I-usf-4t- ycur cafa-
4osles. before placing TJur orders sen4
. n for estimator. CHARLES BUTT.
IL = 1.tOr-sf y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
~~~~N~~NN.NNNN~NNN rNN~NNNN<~|NVO"N
Female
COMPANION BY German lady t-Jl, az
companion - elderly lady. educated and
accomplished. English. fluent Fr"nch
Paris: experienced traveller. competent
q rak- charge u children and wiling -
make herself generally useful. FRA LhlN
sEIDEL. i19 East s2l-st.
GOVFRNESS by a Partisan. Protestant,
20 ufirserv grveTurss. c!fy references
Address 80 West 35th-s'.
JANITRES-. by respectable co.ored
woman or take care u bachelor apart
nlents. JANITRESS, Il West 2Ith-st.
-.rr,XOGRAPUEk and TYPEWRITER
Fiucated rapid. eccu-ate. beginner good
rerI- a.: COMPENSATION rcdeiate. T. 10
Cr0Wn-st.. BROOKLYN.
TEACHER BY a young lady. position
during the summer. especially as ladys
travelling companion. Address b. NJ. c.
Tribune Office.
YOr-NG LADY. Swiss French, lately ar.
rived. will take charge * Children ana
teach her Language. MADAMOlSELLE'
- Weat Iith--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
HOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE. well furnished, light rooms. sec
ord door. good board; American fam ~.
~ East OO-n-st.
o, WEST 10TH sT.-Dez.rable large. cool
rl,r.s comfortably furnished. good at
tendance. win o. without excellent home
table. refereLD
I34 WEST 75TH-sT. -Iiendscmely fur
- t.-.6 large sec0na-story font ROOT
viii lress,ns-ra5r.. board. refer aaces ex
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

~ SNfN-h~=f-n-r-Nfa-NfN< 'sr-TN/N<f H
ECErrs. -Isn.souc pairs OF carriage
horses matched AID cross tcn"c. "--
Car c.Iors. an well-ua-~-rsc, young.
tcl1l. fearless. SAFE. Thoroughly se-.o-.e-
a. .e..u clty rrcrs. a!s.. some extra
Tn .ratsters. tIo-t-r. and PAGERS. win
a1d without records Write ypar require
men. OAK NIL FARM. Goshen, y. /.
PONrrs 100 bead IN hand. children.
Mes breeding strrt- ~. o. -.e or ga
p an. Horse Exriauge. r. =. ". J.
SAM n>ON. YC-- ge'o'vn. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
FTRNIsHED HOUSES TO LET.

\~C>~-~~~~~>>~>>~N~-~~ ~-N~-~~>~~D~~~->-~~>~
SUMMIT. y. J.-Desirahie furnished
houses. large and small 20 ie; for season
best locations. l.. u POTTER. opposite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
Geanira EoleIs auO Restaurants.


THE MANHATTAN. MaI.-av.. 42l-st. Ale. Tdh. 81. 30
huE'OORT HOUsE.5th-ave Stf-st Ale. Tdh SL2j
Concerts. Cuisine Recherche. Old vintage wines
TIE SWITZERLAND. 5th-sve. and +5th-st. Ale
MANTINS University Place eth-s Ale. Tdh.. 81 -
SLAHEMONT Riverside Drive. Ia carte. over
looking Hudsn1 River. Grants Monument.
'ENOE Restaurant .5hAv iOth-st Ale Tdh. $50.
IBE SCARBOROUGH broadway and oIth-st. Ale
Ton breakfast, 5Oc Luncheon, SOC; Dinner. 81
NONELLOS .....4 and West 29th-st Ale Tdh.. 81
81 CLoV ID. .Bway & 42l-st. Ale Table dhote in Cafe
81. DENIS. Corner Broadway and iith-st. Ale
Opposite Grace Church Cuisine unexce.lei.
sHANLEf's .B'way 421-st. \ Ia Carte Dinners.
10, .B'way 30tl-st. After Theatre supper,
10. 9th ave. & c3d 81. y shellash a sre-!.lty
CLAHk'S RESTAURANT. 80 % West o3d-st Ale
Opposite 9Th Avenue Uotei. Established 20 years.
DoRLON's. G and Est ~! It. Broadway. Ale
THE CHELSEA. 900 West o3l-st. Alr. Tdh slOO
GA/Io's. Broadway 40th-s,. Ale. Tlh. 81
THE VENDOME. .Bway & 41st-st Lunch 5Oc. Tdh-. 81
MOCQuiN's...... % Ann-st.. aud iia Tlton-7t. Ale.
Open TIL 10 ?. Music Friday evenings.
STU ART HOUSE ........slst-st. md broadway. Alc
BELyEDERE HOUSE .4th Av. & Ish-s Ale. Tdh.. 81
ZANGHERTs..17 Z. 22d-st. Lch. SOC. Ale. TGh.. ST.
MORTON HOUSE. Broadway i4th St. a Ia carte
LA COMETE RESTAtRANT. SO West 3lst-st. Aic.
HCNGARiA .......U riou Square East Ale, Tdh.. 15c
PLANAN0'S........ .3s West 25tn-st. Ale. Tth 15c
ROMA RESTAURANT. SIS Gth-ava. Ale. Tdh,. zoe
DELL OPERA Restauraa: 100 ". 2sth Ale. Tdh.. 75c
LANIELnI"S........i 40 Union So. T.. Ale. TGh. Toe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
AWNINGS FLAGS. ETC.

-N~N~NNNNNoONN~>O~~ NN~.~~~NONNNyNNoo
+ J. kLOES. Manufacturer Of Awnings.
Tents. Window Shades and Wire Screens.
24O Canal-st., corner Centre-st Tel. call.
500 Franklin Est. 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUn try.

A BARGAIN AT NYACK. y. Y.-D-.ir-
able residence. IL rooms: ali improve
ments; large barn: plenty fruit and shad :
four minutes walk from South Nyack sta
ton. three blocks from the Hudson Rive.
Of which Il commands a fine view, plot i9D
xGOD feet price 5000; terms very easy.
MORIGAGLE, Z. O. Box 1914. New-York
ALL TIE ORANGES. -IToperry o. ever
description sale or rent. s. =. CON
DIT. opposite Brick Church Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04

GOOD BOY. II. English and German. o
slres position al anything. good refe
arcos N r. DAHL. llO West i3..d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Dall desire care 81 ladv's house tor ne
summer summers reference. no cniI-
dran Address RELIABLE. ] .j'3 3f-aVr.
CARETAKER. Respectable protestant
woman 20 care house Ter SUMNER
months. reference. p. 8. 42S East 10th -.
CARETAKER. two sisters ~ould take
care private house for summer could wait
on part OF family at home reference.
JONES. 1913 West l6th-s'.
COOK.-By good cook n private family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
DOMESTIC sITJ .-TIONs WANTED

Vale
COACIIMAN.-Young German. 49, thor
oughly understands hts buslness: can
milk. willing 1ad reliable good references.
city or country. Address ". A., 2B West
fgIfh-z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
PATENTS.

%rrDNNoNNNNO>-N-INN NONN-NOoN.0JO>N~0D"~NO
r Z. STETSON, mechanical expert and
patent solicitor, - Murray ST, New
York: established $3.50. Telephone call
2l36 CortlsnGt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
HELP WANTED.

WANTEO.--A competent w1i,~ass ~ ,,-,
Mer months, near city; references Ap
Ply tuesday afternoon after o'clock. lig
WesI 4Iti-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

-O<~~~ODrlo~~~ ~~N~o.&NNON-NNNN
JOSEPH u. GCGGENIEIM. I West 18th
st.. app-aiser n diamonds; old ID
boueh'. highest prices paid.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-08

Emperor Francis Joseph, who is 81 years old
this month, will celebrate next wear the AT.
tieth anniversary of his ascent to the throne
Mrs. Mary Raulett is an American lady. and
moreover wholesale dealer and contractor
IN sailors. She has built up an extensive busi-
ness, ana from her offices she will supply
qualified men for any branch of the seryice
ata moments notice and at moderate prIces
The Arohduchess Elizabeth OF Austria Is
certainly among the most interesting girl row.
alties OF Europe, for a great many Austrians
freely assert that she may some day be EN-.
press-Queen in her own right. The orphan
Archduchess strongly resembles her unfortn.
nate father, the late Crown Prince of Aus,r,a
whose painful suicide attracted so mucb a =
tention some years ago.
King Oscar ii of Sweden and Norway is -
be made "doctor quadruplex" of The rni.
versity OF Vienna on September IA Aha
twenty-hith anniversary OF his accession :,
the DEMONSTRATING the honory degree a,
doctor from each of the four faculties of the
university, theology, law medicine and nhi-
losophy. 1t will be the first time that yiepno a
has gran ted the four degrees at once IN m :
same person, and special pc rmission had n hs
ootaine from Emperor Francis Josenb. III.
asserted that the only other occasion on
which university has granted It's four ds,
grees at once was when Jena honored Gothe
IN 1875, at the celebration of the tifueth n.
niversary OF his arrival in weimar.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-08
WITH YOUR COFFEE.

Member of Congress-I want to get that
speech copyrighted which delivered in the
House just before the c.o;e OF the session.
Copyright Clerk-All right sir. Who's the
authorf-New York sun.
"We have some kind of calamity shriekers
with US all the time" sighed Uncle Alien
Sparks. Just as soon as the wall about hard
times begins to stop and things look little
cheerful here comes the katydid predicting an
carly frost."-Chicago Tribune.
He-When l first met my wife thought she
was one OF the most economical women in the
matter OF clothes 1 had ever known.
She-You met her at the seasnore, didn't
you?-Petit Journal Pour Rire.
"Why do you say we are perfectly safe II we
elope on railroad train''?'
Because papa won't pursue until he can get
pass. s."--Chieago Record.
There are men on the way to Klondyke who
have never felt themselves equal to the task OF
shoveling snow off ten square feet of sidewalk.
-Roxbury Gazette.