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WESTERN NOMENCLATURE.

Movement to Change tho Curious,
Quaint Names of Oregon Towns
1t is difficult to shake off the names
attached to streams and mountains by
the pioneers of new country. With
few exceptions Washington state has
Jared we'll In nomenclature. In a ma
jorlty of instances Indian names have
been retained, and usually they are
easy and poetical. But In some cases
the individuality Of the first settlers
prompted them to an effort to improve
on the native names OF streams and
sections, and In some instances they
were not happy In their originality.
The word Hangman has chung to the
little stream which skirts Spokane on
It's western border, and repeated spas
modic efforts to center the public mind
on the more melodlous name Latah
have failed Of their purpose Now Sem
ator Plummer Of this county has intro
duced bill at Olympia to make this
change, and as no objection can attach
to the measure 1t will probably pass,
and may exert sufficient force to bring
about the desired change. A few
years ago an esthetlc movement SWEPT
through the Oregon legislature, and a
number of pioneer names were turned
down for more polite ones. The good
people Of Alkali, in eastern Oregon,
imagined that the name was not one
to conjure eastern capital, and dropped
It for Arlington. A new name was de-
vlsed for Bully creek, and Yaller Dog
and Bake Oven were tabooed as prlmi-
tive and unpoetlc. Bake Oven has adj
hered, and Is still the name Of a post
Office. Indeed, much room remains
for improvement of the nomenclature
of Oregon, which includes In Its list
of postofflces the towns Of Burnt
Ranch, Gooseberry, Haystack, Lobster,
Long Tom, Mule, Shake, Shirk, Starve-
out. and Sucker A few names in Ida
no could be dropped for the better,
among them Bayhorse, Corral, Glmlet,
Gentle Valley, Sawtooth, and Yellow
Jacket.-Spokane Spokesman Review.
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you can follow any winding trail and
be ready for all the little surprises that
come In your way. The gladdening In
fuence of natures music will soon en-
thuse inspire, and you will find your
self admiring all the artistic touches on
llchen-covered rocks, the masonry OF
great walls Of boulders, here and there
dotted with dark fuzzes Of stunted
pine, or overgrown with blooming ten
drills. Brave little flowers will bid you
welcome from some rude cradle high up
on the mountain sides and you Will
wonder where they derive their life
and sustenance. Then again they will
cast themselves all around your feet
clamorlng for recognition, and you
bend to lavish caresses and assert
ownership Of these gorgeous and at
tractlvely fragile beauties. The birds
fit around you and carelessly plunge
into spray-crowned brook, which goes
leaping and hounclng along, with
mlrthful abandon, kissing and cooling
the gray granite walls Of Its canon
lover rs it scurrles along to the mys-
teal sea. The soft frownlng Of these
mountain streams mingled with the
soughing of the winds In the pines
complete natures harmonious greeting
and 1t has a most beneflcent effect on
mind and spirit, when weary and need
ing contentment and peace.
Sixty or seventy-fve three and four
room cottages are being erected and
the rent of these Is purely nominal. A
large dining hall, capable of seating 400
Mt a time, will be under the supervision
of one Of the best chefs Of the coun-
try. Board will be reasonable.
The best lecture talent in the coun-
try is being secured and the large aud
itorium, with seating capacity Of 5000
is likely to be overtaXed. On this ac-
count, and to provide for emergencies
when the auditorium Is occupied, 1t Is
deemed advisable to erect large CEN
trail cottage with number of rooms,
near the auditorium. Here all the
meetings of the Woman's Council can
be held. or an extra session Of conven-
tlons. No charge will be made for the
use of this building, course more lib
eral than is in practice in any Of the
old established Chautauquas. Boulder
Is determined to lead In everything,
and it will be safe to assume that in
point of equipment talent and loca-
ton, there is not better place in the
United States to spend ones summer
vacation.
The Boulder Electric Company have
their engineers on the ground and they
are making maps and taking field
notes so grading will soon be begun for
an electric line from the depot to the
park.
The mornings and evenings are
quite cool and 1t will be necessary to
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bring q goodly supply OF warm fan
tng out after the sun has gone down,
Stout shoes, 30 that one can take the
walks and climbs In tho mountains,
will be needful. The thln-soled foot
coverings are practically OF no use for
the rough stones and pebbles are
quickly felt, and footsore and weary
you will return from your Jaunts II
this kind be affected,
In making plans, do not forget the
children. They love an outing rs well
as the grown folks, and the manage
ment has made very excellent proVls'
Ion for their entertainment and accom-
modAtlon. Bring sensible dresses, old
shoes, old hats and old everything, and
then turn them loose to frollc and en-
Joy to their little hearts c0ntent.
Mothers can feel perfectly at ease to
have their little ones under careful SUI
perylslon and take short excursions
bent solely on pleasure.
The advisory board OF the Texas
Colorado Chautauqua Is composed or
men OF international reputation, These
names should indicate the high stand
Ing OF the summer school; j, II. Baker,
president Of the State University, Boul-
der, Colorado; ~ X. Snyder, president
Colorado State Normal School, Greeley,
Colorado; Regis Chauvenet, president
State School OF Mines, Golden, Colo
RADIO; w. Il, Slocum, president Colorado
College, Colorado Springs, Colorado.
All information desired about the
Chautauqua can be gained by writing
to the secretary, j, w. Freeman, Coop
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A NEW CHAUTAUQUA.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SEC
oND ANNUAL GATHERING. q
Best Speakers In tho Land to 10 Engaged
and Many Improvements Made to Pro-
mote the Popularity OF the New Re'
sort In tho Rocky Mountains.
Denver Letter.)

A busy hum OF life pervades Boulder,
Colorado, and II IL on the qul ylve OF
expectation, preparing to receive IN
royalty good style all guests OF the
Texas'Colorado ChAutuaqua, on July
4th. The second annual meeting OF
this young but large and enthusiastic
body will be inaugurated by introduce
Ing some Of the best patriotic speakers
OF the country, by filling the Hlr with
strains Of most beautiful melody and
ending the day In blaze Of pyrotech.
nlc glory
Boulder; The name conjurcs up
such delightful visions OF natures
gifts, The mighty hills Ito hazlly blue
around tho nesting town and watt nm
air Of balm and healing that Is like
cllxer to the tired brain ana body.
Mountains are always deceptive and
one who Views them from distance
cannot know and appreciate them un.
I'll he goG tight Into the heart Of them
and learns their secrets.
When you are In Boulder the noun
tains are fright there" and n short
stroll will take you to their base, then
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Italy has had 294 square miles Of
land added to It's territory In the last
70 years by the advance Of the delta
OF the Pc into the Adriatlc sea.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-04-27

There is beautiful statue In every
block of marble, but only an expert
sculptor can coax II to come out
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-04-27

The woman of experience can have
faith in no man except her father, and
then she is fooled to death.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRv.

-@000Jr0NJ0rr-NNNNNNN NJ =
T.. V. HURD. late with WILLIAM MolR,
WI saw You money on diamonds,
watches ana al repairing. Old gold,
jew'iry and gems bought. exchanged or
remOdellod l26 West I'D st. between 9th
ard tn lvcs.
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FASHIONABLE MATTERS.

-N|-0000D0-0-0(DNr/U|- l-1N1NN111~1'1
DEPBYs. 81 So and 81: silk hats, s.. 81
and 81. L. WILLARD JONES. ~
Nassau near Maiden T.o-s.
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GOLD FURNITURE & REGILDING.

~N-~~~~>>N>N~~>>>.S>
ETGILplNG Picture Frames. Fancy Fur
niiure Pieces. solid gold leaf. 'easJn-
abe GOLD FURNITURE HANCFAC-
Tr-PTRS 90 cfh ave
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SPECIAL DISCOUNT on Wonderful Blue
Flame Stoves IN operation. Z. J. CAN
NON &c Fult. n-st. New-Ynrk.
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MICROSCOPES REPAIRED.

LENSES cleaned and adjusted also some
sec nd hand detectives for sale good az
new. Zeiss and other makes. &. /.
DEWEY. 2.oiiis Lexington ave. near
l2Jth St y y
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WHITE ESAMELLED LETTERS

FOR WINDOWS. also aluminium and
bronze cnamclled steel advertising signs
numbers and name plates for hotels,
steamships and private dwellings. BEN
FIELD g6 FultOn-@f
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\ HEALTH EXEHCISER.

>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~ ~~-~~~~~O ~~~~>~-~~-
IF YOU really desire good health send for
circular - engravings. free. Prof
DOWD'S chest. Lung and Bust Developer
g EtSt l+th st. New York.
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FOX SAFETY RAZORS

-o)00~N~-o~NO>(~~~r~> ~~"~~~~~~~~~~~~|>>~|>'>>
VISIT the finest cutlery store in the city.
+. LOTHAR SCHMlTI co. Mannfact
urers. i2G East 23d-st.
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WINDOW SHADES.

NNONN@N~ @~~-NN-e~~ 49, --7-@(JN~0~N1~~--(~-
CHRISTIANSON BROTHERS. 1870 and 1874
East l25th-st Flats. private residences
hotels and Office buildings furnished com
pletc. Iobhe:s In Scotch Hollands and
hand painted shade cloth.
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AT y. MAILER.

DIAMONDS. watches icwelry. repairing
fine complicated watches French and
hall clocks q specially. old gold bought or
exchanged. Established 1851. 133 9th
ave, near 42d-st.
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GAS ana KEROSENE ENGINES. The
Met u Weiss: on. half cent r"r horse
rcu.a- boar - 80 N.ft
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tNDERTAkER.

AT c.I74 7T'H-AVE.. l29th-st. Edward c.
Keys. practical undertaken AID en-
halmer Telephone. so Harlem.
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ALUMINIUM ..OyELTIES.

ALUMINIUM SOUVENIRS In large variety
az Raymond & GO1TIOR'S wholes1i D.
ero and retailers. S3l Broadway. near 18Th
e.. downtown branch. PC Cortlandt-s'.'
Havemeyer Bldg
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IL AnDM tIkE.

HARDWARE for store. shop. Office. hotel
and nome use. Il standard qualify JAS.
~ DpAkT.'S SONS = shave.
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WIGS AND TOC?EEs.

>NDo~No~NoNoNN-NNSN~oN NN-NNNNN|NUNN>o"
WIGS AND TOUPErs. satisfaction guar
anteed. CHARLES l.. LIElZ. 80 West
2Sth-st.. between Broadway and Cth-aVe.
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

ATHLETIC. bicycle. college and school .
fine p-es~ntation medals 2 speciality.
JOHN u. LENNON. - Nassau 81.
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MARKS ADJUSTABLE CHAIR.

THE BEST in the world. Prices from $40
10 800. Send 70: Illustrated Catalogue.
l.lff Broadway.
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ESTABLISHED lSiS. Manufacturer Of
high grade cutlery. all kinds: complete
assortment, Fourth ave. trolley car passes
the door. \. EICKHOFF. 3Nl Broome- s..
faer Mulberry
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MANI fP''Il RING co. 2j1 Canal -st. -
Pier and manfel mirrors. Picture frames
ADNEEIISEMfNTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Jrlce. No. l.2i2 broadway. 81 door north
OK Jlsi-rt. until O'clock p. m. advcr-
iif"meris received At the following branch
orices al regular ofnce rates until o'clock
p. m, Viz. "a shave. q e. cor. I'D -
lo2 tth-gvr., cor. i2th-st.. Mays. 9Th
ave and l4th-st. AZ Columbus near
West Gsth-st. 100 West 42d st. near 9th
ave e2 East ltth-st.; Isl IVES, 4oi-st.
between It'll and 9Th ayes. $50 East eth
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LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE ARRANGED
Cutlery.

-~O~~OOOOO>NN~~N ~NNN0NN-N-NNN~H.N-H|
4 LARGE assortment Of fine table cutlery
IN cases suitable Tor wedding presents
can Dee found at q. KNATTH'S. 81 John
ST. cor Nassau St
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ART STORES.

Noo~~~~~.~~~~~~NOo~0-N ~~~N-~-o~~~~@~~~o~~>~0~
RARE BOOKS. fine bindings. engravings.
art objects. paintings. Wanted - buy:
Rare Americana. Nashingt oniana. Books
and views on early New York. BONA
VENTURES GALLERY. 6 West 33d-st.
opposite the Waldorf
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HELP WANTED.

~ y
Nnic.
AGENTS WANTED 20 sell Live CUES
tions." new book ~ loo pages just
issued. by - GOV. John T.. Altg.ld. price
s. 30. The greatest book u the age. For
particulars App.N. with references. 20
GkDRGE :. BOWEN Il son. publisher =
agents. 3++ Unity Bldg. Chicago.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't pre-
pare FOR any tlyu Service eN4mluation
without seeing our illustrated catalogue Of
Information. sent free. COLI MBlAN COR
RESPONDENT COLLEGE. Washington.
II. e.
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expenses guaranteed and advanced Ia
statesmen who can show lists good sales.
money refunded 70 purchasers. FUN line
samp.es loaned snlesmrn. Address " T.
MAIN CO.. ME-. Jcwr lers Iowa city
Iowa.
RESPONSIBLE Man tn each state T.
sell county rights and motor fehlcle
wheels large Income on small Investment.
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Box %. Washington. H. g..
Female
LADIES hairdressing and mau!,urlng
fchool unrorporatedb. facial massage
chirlpody. dermatplogy s. course FOR
ladies' maids. day. evening legal dipio-
mas good positions. ~ 9Th ave
SEE HOW EASY and sure YOU make S.
just Try u. send for particulars 10 CO
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRiCES.-5uO seoond-ha M
wood and iron working machines. tulI'
guaranteed. machinery bough; anu eM-
changed. GEORGE +. EDDY. joy Mahl-
son-et
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ILLCMINATED SIGNS FOR gas or cleo
tricity. suit-ble fcr any night business.
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DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAT-
ft(.

--~-~>>>~<r >>>-r~~N~>~~,~~ >,>~N<4~>,~>
ACCORDION and eide plrating: buttons
covered while you wait. pinking: French
nLtlng. feathers ana hoas cIrl~d. BUR
CESS. $40 Cth-ave. corner 2Ist-st. See
tlgns.
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MONUMENTS AND MAUsOLEUMs.
MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

IL q. FRENCH. 100 HH1adway. firsi + or
Artistic designs. high-class materials.
ana enduring construction.
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NIOi.INs, GvITAus. NANDOLINs
AND nANJOS

MUSICAL. INSTRrM ENTS String. etc.
Repairing. Violin. Mandolin Instruction.
HENRY PRICE Goa Sth-ave.. near 42d-st
THEODORE LOHR. 2DS Grand st-Iith-
ers. mArdolins and guitars. also music
fnr the same. cata lngne mnilel.
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ANTIQUES, SILVER. CURIOS.

-o.N.N.NNNNDNNNNNNNNN NNrNNNHN0NNrSNS
AT LANTHIER'S ART GALLbRf'
354 lTH-AVE.. NEAR 26TH-SI..
On exhibition and for sac. lac speclnens
Of RICO. DETAILLE. DCPRt. TISSOi
SCHREYER. CLAlRIN. INNESS. ROSS
JOHNSON. VERNET. pESGOFFE. Willy
KAMMERER WATTEAU, etc; COLO
boxes. miniatures. old diamond jewels. Afao
guns, shields yatagsns. silver porce.alns'
etc Also old gold and antiques bought.
AT EBLE'S ART GALLERY. l0o West
42d st near Gth-ave.-Antiques curios'
old Jewels. silverware. rare fans. paint
irgs miniatures and weapons. Old golc
bought
AT BI'LIOCK'S 35l Fourth-ave.-O
exhibition. a fine "H0bbema' and othe:
old paintings and antiques.
AT a sacrifice. several fine ola paintings.
curios antique mahogany furniture.
MANHATTAN co. 3ss 4th-ave.
GRAGG ANTIQUES CO.. il6 West 42d-
St. buys and sells old mahogany. silver
tewelry. colonial china.
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ARTISTIC LAMPS.

EDWARD J. DEWEY CO.. Lamps. Globes.
SILK Shades. etc. IA shave; bctWren
18Th and 10Th SIS. formerly Of Broadway
and lstn-st
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DOGS. ANIMALs AND birds.

LARGE AScGrTMFNT CANARIES and
Ceges Bird Food. Cold Fish Aquarium.
Dogs. MAYFRS. 2O7 West 22d ST.
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AWNINGS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NNNNNNNNNNNN"Nc-
AMERICAN Awning and FlaG Factory
Canop.es. Chairs. Tables and Tents ~
call 500 3Sih
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For Young Ladies-Country

For Young Ladies-Country.
INDICATION IN ES0LAND.-A refined Home school.
II Mrs II C. HAWTREY niece OF MISS ELIZA BETH
fEWEIIO continues to receive a limited number OF
Young ladies as PUPILS Meryhursi. Meads. East
bourne
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House AND CARPET CLEANING.

CALL JAMES T.. GARDNER on telephone
f.r all k.Ids = housekeeping 10 be
done. l4a West 10Th 81. Send FOR cir
Cui1r
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DOGS & CAT HOSPITALS.

NEW YORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL
~ West 9th St. telephone 4"l-lNih.
Treatment Leading. clipping and wash
iry. managers Canin- Cemetery.
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IVORY GOODS

'VVVVs
. . = = ~~~-~-~~~>-
J.. GROTE e co. ia Eas, lith-st --Es-
taolishec 1877. ivory toilet articles. tor
tcise- shell goods. billiard materials bowl
ing alleys and sporting goods. repairing
promptly done.
MANUFACTURER % Toilet Articles.
Billiard Balls. Checks Miniature Ivory:
repairing 90 all branches n special'y q.
JOSEPH KAPP SONS IVORY co. ia
East lith-st.
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sTENOGRAPHY
AND TYPEWRITING.


SPECIALITY. sermon reporting and ~ o.
orary work; r"'erences. NOTARY PUB-
Lie. RITA BKADT. 81. Paul Building
Broadway. New-Xork
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MINIATURE PORTRAITS.

PORTRAITS COMPLETE Special mount
Ing nne miniatures. with patent frames
which take one or two miniatures and are
glassed with special glasses BROWN. "
\assau-st
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
ART STAINED GLASS.

~~~-~~~~-~-N~~NNN->~~~
RICHARD y. SPIERS. stained and lead
Cd glass. window glass etc. Telephone.
$50 9Th ave.
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CAMERA AND kODAKs.
CARDS AND STAMPS WANTED.

CARDS AND STAMPS WANTED tan
celled Omahas and Document Stamps.
uncancelled addressed or printed forms
postal cards. cut this out. PET ERSEN.
30 East l9th-st.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
YTCDsON RIVER MILITARY ACADEMY. Nyack. ".
IL Y-Iarse stesm-heatsd room for each boy. Horses
nd ponies for riding; drill and artillery practice
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~o~--~~l>~NNO-O. 0-~---N.NN-N>N1N.NN-0~OO0ON
SURF POP INSECT POWDER
Is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
ROACHES. WATER BrGS. BED BUGS.
FTr'. ADOLpU lSAACSEN x son. ~
T-I-ITlN ST =
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LAUNDItIRs.
LOST.
MASONIC BOOKS a. GOODS.

n ILLUSTRATED History OF Free
~ masonry. Regalia Jewels
" ~ Pins. Charms and Lodge sup
~ plies. REDDfNG & co. 2i2
" Broadway. New York
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BICYCLE SADDLE EXCHANGE.

,O.O~0~~NNO~c.~OO~N
BICYCLE The name tells the game"
SADDLE An makes sold on trial
EN- HANGE % Wcst broadway. y. Y.
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IpuoLsTERERs a DECOR ,ToRs

-O~.~O1~NNOO~N-O~~N4~ ~-0N~~N~NN~NNN@No~N
GEORGE LOCkIART. - East 10th ST.
telephone 50 18th. designer and maker
81 drapcries. furniture and interior decora
tfOuc
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TRISSEs.
>~~~~e~e >~.~~o~-~|>O4~-~~~N~N>N~ ~>~-coN~N
B1'Y your TrusseS. Band
~ces. Elastic stockings
IEr>4M and optical Goods q GEO.
S-l9 II T. LEYH. 73 Broadway.
NSSR-I/ Rroo1lyn r.. D.: IS years
experience
ANON ELASTIC Truss new patented
improvernsnD. worn dn' and night
HOUSE MEG co 80 Broadway. New
York
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ASSISTANT JANITOR- Young col0red
man. wooden lex. az anything. JOSH.
425 Ifh ave.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS.

MOTORS installed bought. sold; motors
sPECTION 4 REPAIR CO.. % Park Row.
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WORK WANTED.

POSITION WANTED by an old publisher.
The Fourth Estate" SAYS II had
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