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CAsToRIA
M For Infants and Children.
III aia AZ, ~ .------- is ..
''''s;i'' &MzzzXW ! 81; &
or Infants and Children.
Mustard Seed.

.' .r|N lmuStdTu OtOus .'
The longer you parley with temp
tation the harder it is to resist. w.
Despotism, is a suitable form of
government only for barbarians.
Frequent violations of vows
weaken the power to make and
keep them.
1t is time to turn over new leaf
when you get to the bottom of the
old one, aHiaiEa .i baH.Hyllln
Republics run by vicious and de-
graded populations are apt to de-
generate into anarchy.
} When men become generally in
telligent and virtuous, all govern
ments, secular and spiritual will
become republican. ba.e.ar. ~
The preacher, who for the sake of
good appointments winks at sin and
folly, is going to the devil and his
people after him. uHsa
Let preacher give a loose rein to
his congregation anent worldly
amusements, and they will run
away with the vehicle.-Holston
Methodist.
Mrs. NJ. B. Ford, Ruddelrs, Ill, suf-
fered for eight years from dyspepsia and
chronic constipation and was finally
cured by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for all
stomach and liver troubles. A. B..
Rains, lv
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a Photograph Screen.

Nearly every womaa has an ac-
emulation of photographs that she
doesn't know what to do with.
There isn't one in the lot that she
could bear to destroy, and yet they
are very much in the way. She
really can't afford to pack them en-
tirely out of sight, for many of the
originals may appear on the scene
at any time. A photograph screen
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-21

]. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, o., was
for thirty years needlessly tortured by
physicians for the cure of eczema. He
was quickly cured by using DeWitts
salve for piles and skin diseases. A. B,
Rains. "
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long felt want a new hairpin has
been devised. This little ornament
consists of a narrow band of gold,
between two and three inches long,
studded with Rhine stones. The
back of the band is fastened to a
gold hairpin, which is slipped under
the hair, drawn up to the base of
the knot, waterfall or English bun,
and when the hair is smoothed the
outside band of Rhine stones is shut
down and fastened to the hairpin un-
derneath, and my lady's stray locks
are supposed to remain in perfect
order until the next dressing. If
the inventor of this simple con-
trivance has succeeded in ac-
complishing what he promises, he
has indeed conferred boon on suf-
fering womankind.
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WHY IT ISL


Some find work where some find rest,
And so the weary world goes on.
| sometimes wonder which is best.
The answer comes when life is gone.
Some. eyes sleep when some eyes wake,
And SO the weary hours go.
Some hearts beat where some hearts
break,
often wonder why tits SO.
Some will faint where some will fight;
Some love the tent and some the field !;
often wonder who are right
The ones who serve or those who
I0 yield. hgn1 a1 RI uJaau
Some hands fold where other hands
Are lifted bravely in the strife,
And so through ages and through lands
Move on the two extremes of life.
Some feet halt where some feet tread,
Y In tireless march, a thorny way;
Some struggle on where some have fled !;
Some seek when others shun the fray.
Some swords rust where others clash;
Some fall back where some move on
Some flags furl where others flash a-
Until the battle has been won.
Some sleep on where others keep
The vigils of the true and brave.
They will not rest till roses creep
Around their names above grave.
Father Ryan.
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A Word of encouragement.

We never have more than we can
bear. The present hour we are al
ways able to endure. AS our day, so
is our strength. If the trials of
many years were gathered into one,
they would overwhelm us; there
fore, in pity to our little strength,
he sends first one, then another,
then removes both, and lays on a
third, heavier, perhaps, than either
but all is so wisely measured to our
strength that the bruised reed is
never broken. We do not enough
look at our trials in this continuous
and successive view. Each one is
sent to teach something, and alto
gether they have lesson which is
beyond the power of any to teach
alone.
Strength for to-day is all we need
For there never will be q tomorrow
Tomorrow will prove but another to-
day
With its measure of joy and sorrow"
~
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DIPHTHERIA REMEDY.-Diphthe-
ria would lose its terrors if a simple
home remedy were always available
which could be trusted as efficacious.
Such remedy seems to have been
given by the Scientific American:
"At the first Indication of diph-
iberia in the throat of the child,
make the room close; then take a
tin cup and pour into it an equal
quantity of tar and turpentine, then
hold the cup over a fire so as to fill
the room with the fumes, The pa
tient in inhaling the fumes, will
cough and spit up the membranous
matter, and the diphtheria will pass
off. The fumes of the tar and tur-
pentine Lesson the trouble in the
throat and thus afford the relief
that has baffled the skill of physi-
clans" .. n
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The Use of Ammonia.

The wide use OF ammonia to assist
in all household cleaning demands
that the maids of the household
should be instructed in the neces-
sity of removing its traces from
many surfaces upon which it has
been employed. Nothing is more
Injurious to paint and varnish than
ammonia, and if it is used to remove
some especially stubborn spot the
surface should be quickly wiped
over with clean cloth wet with
clear water. For linoleum ammonia
is equally bad unless it Is quickly
rinsed. 1t is this little knowledge of
her cleaning drugs which makes
them so dangerous in the hands of
the average housemald. One who
used cloth dipped in crude oil to
wipe over the surface of a stained
floor saw no reason why the same
could not be applied to the highly
polished surface of an old mahogany
table. The result, naturally, was
disastrous to its finish, and recourse
to the services of cabinet maker
was necessary.
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CROSBY srREpr.-sUPREME COPS

CROSBY STREET. CoXS
County OF New York.-CentN U
Company OF New York Plaintiff. assis.
Isaac L. Smith and Minaie smith :.
wife; Nathan Bots. William n!s -
Michael MoMs Pyrophoto Company
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF forsc'.ss
ure and sale, duly made and entered u ,s a
above entitled action. bearing date tss ~ ~
day OF May. 1895, I. the undersigaea;; ~. -
Referee In said judgment named; wiz %
al public auction. az the NsT i9.x 4
Estate salesroom. at No III bosuw~ "a
the Borough Of Manhattan, Cl'y
June, 1895. at ~ o'clock room. on tns' ~
by William Kennedy. Auctlones'' +
premises directed by said iudgnen.
sold, and therein described as fonor or
ALL those two certain lots ppss,,ou
parcels OF land, with the building 'ne'v,ss
sTcted situate. lying and being 10 ~
l4th Ward OF the Borough OF Msn. "a I
CITY OF New York on the easterly ,sr,4ns
Crosby Street. between Broome anu la
Streets, known and designate" sitT.
numbers LIZA eleven hundred 81 AN.
fve) on a map Of lands OF Nichols S s,..-
ard. made by Gerard Bancker. Sw xncva
yeycr (said lands being commonp a io,s
as Bayard's East FARM. each o. "a ~
containing IN breadth in front an sSA
side one hundred loo) feet. be ne ss,S -
mensions more or lees. and saia nun.
being now known and designated as nv al
Der. forty-fve 45) and tor,y,ss,e"y ort
Crosby Street. In the city OF Nc"
Manhattan Borough. -. ,oos
pated New York. May 81, isgs 70
ANDREW 5. HAMERsLEf, ..sr.e.
BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JoLTNE q Nwsn
LERSE. Attorneys for flalnti't> ~ Yots
City. -, Al. nrc3s
The following is a diagram OF tns ,, ~
erty referred 10 In the foregoing "'
sale;
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

-O>.~~~~Y~.~.~~.>~~~~.~~
SUPREME COURT. New York County.
pany Of New York. Plaintiffs. against
william J. Northrldse and Carrie >.
william Bailey. @. c. Iassks, The Stand
ard Wall Paper Company. William y:
Bank: The York Card and Paper Com
pany and William A. Northridge, indi-:
vidually and as assignee for the benefit OF
creditors under certain general assign
I'D day Of January. 1895. EXECUTED by
William J. Northridge. Defendants. Place
OF trial. New-York County. Summons.
To the above-named Defendants and each
You are hereby summoned 70 answer the
complaint in this action. and to serve .
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs at
torneys within twenty days after the ser
vice OF this summons. exclusive.of the day
OF service; and In case OF your failure to
appear or answer. Judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated New York. May 10th. 1897.
DAVIES. STONE & AUERBACH.
Piaintifrs Attorneys,
ONCE and Post once Address: 81 Nassau
Street, New York City.
To the Defendant. The York Card and
Paper Company;
The foregoing summons Is served on you
by publication. pursuant to an order made
BY the Honorable Martin l.. Slower. one OF
the Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the
State OF New York. dated the Sd day OF
June, 1905, and filed with the complaint In
this action in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
County OF New York. in the County Court
House in the Borough OF Manhattan. In
the city OF New York. on the 80 day OF
June. 1893.
pated New York, June 4th, 1898.
DAVIES, STONE q AUERDACH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
once and Post once Address: 80 Nassau
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York CITY.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

~>>~-->>>~~~~~>>~<>>--->-~>
EXTRACTS from the Bylaws OF the So
ciety for the Preservation Of Scenic and
Historic Places and Objects"
The annual meeting OF the members OF
the Corporation for the election OF Trus-
tees and for tho transaction OF such other
business as may como before II shall be
held on the FIRST Wednesday Of November
OF each year at II o'clock.
The officers Of the Corporation shall b
a President. vfce-President and Treas.
urer. ali Of whom shall be Trustees, and
shall be elected or appointed annually at
the meeting Of the Trustees on the nret
Wednesday In November.
Vacancies IN the Board Of Trustees or
officers occurring between It's regular meet
ings may be flied by . majority Of the
remaining Trustees.
The first President vice-Preeident. and
Treasurer shall be elected At the meeting
at which these Bylaws are adopted and
shall hold Office for one year, OF until
others are elected or appointed In their
stead. There shall Do Secretary. who
shall hold once at the pleasure OF the
Board.
New York June IL. 1903.
ANDREW n. GREEN. President
EDWARD HA0AMAN HALL Secretary.
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ATTACK ON FRENCH pREMrERs POLICY.
FATE OF THE aELrNE MINISTRY IN THE
BALANCE.

Paris June ls--In the Chamber OF Deputies TO-
day NJ Millerand the mouhpiece OF the sociahsls
and Extreme Radicals opened an attack on the
domestic policy of the Government The ueoa'e
viii decide the fate of the Mene Ministry vote
10 expected tomorrow.
II the Premier secures majority he VIII rem0aei
the Cabinet and It is understood. he VIII eliminate
General B,llot the Minister for War; Admiral bes-
nard the Minister OF Marine: NJ. Turrel the MIN
is,er of Public Works. and others who have not
heen successes NM. Ribot, Dupuy and Decasse
ana General Sausser spoken OF as thelr sue
cessors, which would put the Cabinet IN hrmer
position based the support OF the Modera'es
NJ Meiine replying TO NJ Millerand. condemned
the Socialist programme declared the COUNT!
wanted a firm, sagacbus Ministry. did not want a
revision OF the constitution. wanted less party
politics and more legislation, and needed outlets
for its commerce and industry. In addition the
Premier said the moment had come to study the
colonial policy Of France. The Governments pro-
sranme he explained. comprised laws Tor inc I'M
movement OF the working classes. fiscal reforms
decentralization and the facilitation OF Parliameh-
tary business.
Ex-Mlnister Bourgeois declared NJ. Meline's policy
was dangerous asserted that his recasting OF the
Cabinet was unconstitutional taxed him with lean
ins upon the Rallies. and called upon the Premier
resign.
The Chamber then adjourned
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WOOSTER STREET. NUMBl

WOOSTER STREET. NUMBERS al, 10
li5.-Supreme Court County O. Ned
York-Josiah :. Lindsay et al. Pislstlsa
against Leopold r. Treu 81 al. De.eri.
ants.
In pursuance Of a judgment o, fore
closure and sale du.y made and entered
in the above entitled action. and bearina
date the 9th day O, June. 1885. I. the w
dersigned, the referee In said judgment
named. will sell az public auction al tas
New York Real Estate Sslesroom. No III
Broadway. In the Borough q Manhattan
City and County OF New York. on the s,h
day of July, 1895 at twelve O'Clock noon
OF that day. by d. Phoenix lngrahAin 4
Co., Auctioneers. the promises situated a
tie said county and shown on the .,llox.
ing diagram and in the said judgment
mentioned and described as follows:
All those three certain lois. pieces or
parcels OF land. with the buildings and
improvements thereon erected. situate,
lying and being In the City. County and
state Of New York. and being known a
Numbers i4i. i43 and l45 Wooster Stree.
New York City. and described as foIlovG
BpGlNNING at q point On the westerly VERY
dred and seventy feet northerly from The
corner formed by the intersection Of tie
westerly side Of Wooster Street with Tire
northerly side Q, Prince Street; running
thence westerly at right angles to Tho
westerly side OF Wooster Street. one hun
dred feet; thence northerly and parallel
with the westerly side OF Wooster Stret
seventy-five feet; thence easterly and ct
right angles TO the last mentioned hns co.
hundred feet 20 the westerly SIDE Of
Wooster Street; thence souther.y and lons
the said westerly side OF Woostr stve!
seventy-fve feet 10 the point o. place o.
beginning. be the said several distances
the same premises described In mort
gege dated Sept 10Th. 1897. made ey ~
SAID Leopold R. Treu and wifs ., rs
Trustees Of the Peabody EducAt!on Fund-
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roRECLc,UrE SALES.

N@NNN(/~%NrNN<ON~>
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New
York County. Regime Bunzl. Plaintiu'
agalns, William ". Gallagher. ct d. 10
fendant..
In pursuance OF a judgment OF fore.
closure and sale duly made and entered
in the above entitled action. bearing date
the 9th day OF May. 1893. l. the under
signed. Referee in said judgment named
viii sell at public auction at the New YORK
Real Estate Salssroom; No, ~ sr0 9sav
Of New York on the sixth day OF July.
1898, at Twelve O. clock noon on that day
by John y. Goldns. auctioneer. the
premises in said judgment mentioned and
therein described as follows
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OK
land with the buildings thereon situated.
lying and being in the city OF New YORK
and bounded and described AZ follows;
side OF SEVENTEEN Street distant three
hundred seventeen i3t1) feet Easterly from
the corner formed by the Intersection OF
the Southerly side OF SEVENTEEN street
running thence Southerly parallel with
First Avenue and part Of the distance
through party wall ono hundred tlUW
feet fve b) inches: thence Ensterly par
allel with the Southerly side Of Seventeen
Street twenty-one t2D feet. thence North
eriy again parallel with First Avenue one
hundred Qo0) feet. nve 10 inches 10 the
Southerly side OF Seventieth Street. and
thence Westerly along tho Southerly side
81 Seventeen Street twenty-onc ,2h feet
to the point or place of beginning. Said
premises being known as No 40 East
10th street.
Dated. New York. June 10TH 1908.
ROBERT MAZET,
Referee.
ERNEST r. EIDLITZ.
Plaintiffs Attorney
81 Nassau Street,
New York city.
The following Is n diagram OF the prop
erty described In the foregoing notice Of
sale:
Seventieth Street.
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Prince u.
Said premises will be sold sue5sct
firet mortgage. on which there 10 oY
fi76. 900 and interest at per cent. ~
March 20. 1898; a second morSac
which there is due $50, i+s 20 VIZ n1 i ~,
at 6 per cent. from September 80, vi.
third mortgage on which mere
IS. ea5. II with accrued interest 10 INV
The approximate amount q the lien 2
satisfy Which the parcel above ds:cns:'
is 70 be sold, with interest to thy cay ~
sale is SIS. 25s. besides costs and Glo.
ance amounting TO 1878. The approssaa1ncsS"
amount Of taxes and Assessments ! s"S~
GEORGE ". ELL:S
HUFFMAN a FRANKENHElAD"
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
% Broad Street. New YORK.
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18th Street
2oth St.

The approximate amount OF the usn q
charge 70 satisfy which the stoys-ts
scribed property Is 10 be sold Is So 2aI
with interest thereon from the 2,h al
OF April. 1895. together with costs ~
allowances amounting to S334Ta. With /,
isrest from April BON, lS9s, together vlu
.he expenses Of the sale The approrlra,
amount Of taxes. assessments. or otAs
liens which are 10 be allowed 70 N
purchaser out OF the purchase none7 Z
paid by the Referee is s45e.5T and intsr,s
Dated New York. May 2, 1895
y. a. ELS3ERG. Referee
The sale OF the above described prenla
is hereby adjourned 10 Wednesday, ~
18th day Of June. 1898, a, the sane Aos
and place.
Dated New York. May 27th, 1895
y. A. ELSBERG. Re,eva
JACOB FROMME.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
No 90 Nassau Street.
New York City.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and ss. TTpscsss
The Tribune received Of ns No. nonh
ONCE, No. l.2A2 Broadway 20 m sdvsf.
OF 3ist-st., until o o'eloex ewing ersoes
tisements received al the tonn,,i oclts
offices at regular oInee s"' e. cor. go * *.
ave. and 18th st. ia2 colamro :, near Oh
West osth-st; 1906 Yves, ssd- as, "a ~.
ave-: 90 Eas, i4th-st: 2o' 80 East li!h--
between eth and sth aves,: "a rs,h a. 0ss
&C. ,s Sso So a. we p o.sr sis.-sA
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PROPOSALS FOR DISAPPEARING GUN

cARRIAeEs-ordnancs osce War DspaI,imen,. H.
s-niicats will be received here until o'clock T. NJ
lilly 1895 and publicly opened for supplying he
0rdnance Department L. Army with 10. more or iess
i2-inch disappearing Gun Carriages. l. r. Moael 1871
f,as will he received for all or for part OF foregons N
formation furnished upon apphcauoh 70 h'is "e'' ~ "
FLAGLER Chief OF Ord
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Spring Street.
Brooms street.

The approximate amount ., VIZ ~ aboye
tins lien or caarge for w WIZ s-e n. Vii
nsrsss thereon ssS 'D from IL. d:y
isos, together with costs and s,'V ,ssfssa
Amounting 20 sss4To with in,e sna ssd ~
from the 18th day OF May, Tvs, roI!rsie
expenses OF the sale. the sysssf roe
amount OF taxes. assessments, ".i,o~sl V
or other liens. which are 10 ps $50 ncD0
tho purchaser out OF me 20 roo With VI
terest thereon. a, ,as
Dated New York. May q. ia yp.
ANDREW =. HAMEksbE' p.srfsA
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nRoposALs For ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

l. sn,,nen.ld Armory Springfield. Mass. June TO- 1898
Sealed proposals in trpcato will be received until
iron CASTINGS Coal Lumber, Hardware Supplies station
sry Paints Oils Chemicals Gasoline, Gun STOCKS etc
Snyyirr nsca wear ending June 90 1899. Information
furnished on application 70 Lieut.. Col ISAAC ARNOLD
Jr. Ord Dept.
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MACHINERY,

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5DO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and 81.
eon-9t
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Referee
eUPREME COURT. COUNTY On
YORK. John @. Crawford az MN
Plaintiffs. against Adam omW
and others, Defendants ~
In pursua''e 81 judgment Of TO-
ure sn6 sale, duly made and rnts,sS s. -
above-en,ltled action. bearins 10 y
Jay OF April. 1898. I. the undsr,,sns ~
Referee In said judgment NAMED snu N
at public auction at the New III sel
Estate Saiesroom. No. III Ryos2k ks<
the Borough of MANHATTAN. f't-
York. on the 18th dag % Nav. isnsT M
O'Clock noon on that day. by CSa,,s'
Berrian. auctoneer, the premises 49,
By said judgment to he 5old. ana Let
described as follows: 1 'asrsst
All that certain lot. piece. a,
land situate lying and being In a.
tenth Ward Of the City Of S.v Va ~ ~
known and distinguished on VI ~
lands IT. the Sixteenth Ward ~ ,su.p
Of New York. TIE property 81 tn ~
Of Mary 'lsr.e, deceased. made by asss9
y. Smith. City Surveyor, and Asy.I
Q, 1887 Ia copy whereof Is on Al Al
once Of the Register OF the c,.1
County OF New Yori). by the nuny
hundred and fifteen (2i5 ana b a,,sS ~
follows: Beginning at a point in ,hs 81
erly line OF Tventy-sixth street s
Eve hundred and twenty-five Zee, 80"
from the southeast corner Of Ninth ssvs
and Twenty sixth street: runnln, ,,Ms
4asterly along said sou,herly lin , Msa1
fve feet; thence souther,y parslls, ~
Ninth avenue nlne'y-eight fee, nine ,,ss1
10 tho middle Of the block hs,wAs, tSesg
ty-ffth and Twenty-slsth street, az
ooint equi-dis'ant from he two -
Westerly parallel wits -wenty-six,n 49,
twenty-five feet, and thence yo-tS.s
parallel with the Ninth Ayenus 1855
eight feet nine inches 10 the place ~ "
ginning.
Dated New-York May "a, 1894
A. Ef.SBERG, Pess,..
JACOB FRoNME Attorney Tor Pls:r.,s.
No. 30 Nassau Street. New York CIV
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Proposals.

RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New
A York City June 49, ls9s-sea.ed proposals. In trip
rc.,e will be until twelve O'Clock noon
June 18th. 1895 and then opened f0 anS
Asiivering Quickly this Depot 10000 with privilege OF
Increasing number per cent? Blue Kersey Overcoas
10 conform TO existing Specifications and sample excep,
that they are 10 be made IS-ounce KerHey. Bds VIII
be received for all portion OF III. number o, over
bidders VII! state date Of commencement and rate OF oe
livery Blanks bidding and specifications can De ha
and sample oVercoat this Office and the oces OF
Depot uartermssters Philadelphia Boston Jefferson
vile 81 Louis and Chicago. Yard samples OF each her
sew and lining must be submitted with BIDS Preference
viii be given 20 articles domestic production or manu-
sacure conditions OF quality and price dncuding IN the
price OF foreign productions manufactures the guy
ibsreonl being equal T. q the night 10 REJECT
~ accent any or all proposals Envelopes should be
arked Proposals for Overcoats and addressed 70 A s.
KIMBALI. D. Q NJ General.
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HELP WANTED.

EXPERIENCED COOK; wagce SIS; also
waitress and chambemaid: SIG per
month; three IN family town not far from
New-York Mrs. BROWN. Box 10. Trib-
une ofiico.
GIRL for plain COOK and light laundry
work and willing 10 go 20 the country
for two months. Apply 3S6 West sith-st.
whNTED.-A neat. willing girl as cham
bermald and waitress. 10 go 10 the sea-
shore with smal family; good reference
required apply Tuesday morning. 452
I.exingtOn-ave.
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Seventeen Street


Premises 80 Y roth Street
The Approximate amount Of the lisr or
charge TO satisfy which the property 10 70
be sold IL Fourteen thousand one hundred
and th!rty-lve and o3-l00 dcllars. with
interest from May Ia 1903. and costa. dis
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