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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
UOOI< IyARG AIMS.

ATTENTION. 30 BOOK Buyers and Book
I..ersi-We have Just purchased over
1ODot0 Miscellaneous Medical Books. Va.
NED from $500 % 500 each which We VIII
sell a. lu cents ON the dollar 10000 Popn
lar Novels and WORKS of standard authors
we r,~ al BE- 1O-.. l5c and 2Jc.. worth
Nv. zines this price and among others We
s.curt-l ovef 900 sets Of the best Encyclo-
peIias Including Britannica. Appleton,
Chambers Zelrs. Peoples and The stand
ara which ", will soil AT about 10 cents
on the dollar. call and see rs. no cata-
lorues sent LONERING'S NEW YORK
BOOK EXCHANGE. ~ broadway. be-
tween a'h and 10Th Sts open evenings
I5braries and second hand books bought.
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uMnREILAS AVID Owes

Nf-|~e-r~(rr
SccG1fccTf'f, HOLIDAY presents. u UMBRELLAS and
Canes SMITH MANTFACTIRlNG co.
= l. l23 Fulton-st.. upstairs.
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uIRRORS AND FRAMES.

THE WILLARD MIRROR AND FRAME
NANT'Fs CTURING co. 2j' Canal ST
Pier and mantel mirrors. Picture frames
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WIGS AID TOCPEEs.

,ooo~oo~NO~OO~oNJNo NNNN||ONO|"'ON''N
WIGS AND TOUPI1rs: satisfaction guar
anieed. CHARLES +. LlElH, 80 Wes'
2Sth-st.. between broadway and Oth ave
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ADVERTISEMENTS ann subscriptions tor
Tbs TrIbun. received az their Uptown
once. No. i242 Broadway. 2d door north
OF 3ist ST. until o'clock ?. m; adNer-
tisements received az the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until o clock
"a m vim 2Js sth-aV. e. cor. Id St.
i52 Gth-aVe cor. l2th-st.: Mays. 9th
ave. and liih-st.. i42 Columbus ave. near
West Goth Il. 100 West va ~ near oth-
a,s % East ian IT 237 West I2d 81,
letween 7th and sth ayes. 1850 East 9Th
- 3Ss 81 ave, between 10Th and I'm
So. iO20 Sd ave. near 6ls, st: | iOS ~
ave. near s0th-st. 40 81 ave, near 'is'-
:, asa "a ave: oiO B,eecke: 1T.
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PRECIOUS STONES BOUGHT.

DIAMONDS and all kirds Of precious
stones bought for cash. ALBERT
KAMP. 8 Maiden Lane. Elevator.
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yIoIJNs. GUITARS. MANDOLINS
AND BASJOS.

~~>.~>>N>~r~~~NN>~~-o~e0|
THEODORE LOIIR. 29S Grand ST -Iith
ers mandolins and guitars. also music
Tor the same. catalogue mailed.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS.

,,oTOns installed bought. sold. motor
maintained Electric MoINh ~
sPECTION & REPAIR co. ~ lhik wv
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-I1((|-~(I-(~[(/1/ O-(N(-(l~(-~ (lO(-<|l@(-~
ACCORDION and SIDE pleating: buttons
covered while you wait. pinking: French
huiing. feathers and boas cuiled BUR
CESS. $40 6th-ave.. corner 2lst-st. SEQ
f'Cns
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uorSE AND CARPET CLEANING

CALL JAMES z. GARDNEk on tr'e ~ me
~ Ia VS., @6fa -. send for cii
.Illnr
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WINDOW SHADES.

.oo01o@NO-ONNO O~~NNOooY00-oNOON7-0-
CHRISTI ARSON BROTHERS. l32 and l"4
Fast l25th-sf. Flats Yritat" resIdeh'rH'
ho.cl, and on - building. Furnished com ,
picte Iohbe.s T.. Scotch NoilAniS anu
l.rnd painted shade cir'h.
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
PHOTOGR tPH SUPPLIES.
POSTAL CARDS BOUGHT

,>~~~oo~~~~~~~~~-~~.~ ~~~~~~~~~~~-~-o~>~~~--0~
CASH PAID for uncancelled. printed Or
addressed postal car1s hat are = no
further use call or write SWAIN 70
Beekman- St. New York CITY.
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CAMERAS AND KODAIIS.

ALL MAKES o. Cameras. cut ices
Plates Az. 30. solo. 4Xo. i+c, II,
class ionlO Developing md fIlhuns
LARGEST STOCK ii KodaRs and Films IN l"s
cry. OBRlG CAMERA co. 100 way
CAMERAS special. 4Xt. 500. coihI1e."
OUTFIT SIC. cyclones $40, even cum
ial KFLIY'S. 80 Tu!ton-s... Now n''".
CAMERAS and I.odaks exchanged. pho'"
suppl.es an kinds. al roe" b''' 'In
- 5l,al,r.-- and finishing a. short
notice MORA\'S. - East lH.h g.
WE ALLOW the largest discount on F".2'
irr,ro ano DO p'eu Cameras
~ NGLER. lC West i25th So. \. Y. CIV.
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NINEOGRAPuY. STENOGRAPhf
A\p TYPEW

~11I(lrl.co~~(~ r~NO~Nc~|~~100N(-0|
SPECIALITY sermon reporting anG ~
Crarv work. references. NOTARY ~ Is
IIC RITA RkADT. 81. Paul building.
broadway York.
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COINS. MEDALS. CTRIOs.

>~~~~ - -, - 49, - - - - - -
NEW-YORK CON AND STAMP CO.. So
SO Broadway. y. Y.-la@gest stock ~
America. Reliable buying catalogue zoe
'OINS Highest pri"'s paid Tor eai :
American cold. silver and copper coins.
Premium list. l0c. LYNAN H. LOW. -
Q
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HELP " i>TF;D.


Male.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't pre-
pare lor an, civil service examination
without ~ro'ng our Illustrated catalogue u
Information Sent free COLI MBlAN
CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE,. Wash
lngton. j.. {.
MEN WANTED 20 prepare for thousands
~ pp.iil ms soon oJleu for hustlirs Amer
leans fr cuba Porto Rieo and philippines.
w teach spanish boy mail. J" cents les
son. 40 eXif simple. Wa,t'hl ih',i.-
lreures rapid progress n speaking. f'ac.ns
and writing spanish Send 10 cents ana
receive trial lesson. Got orders for W. ht'-
eral commission PAID WDpl|OTT 90.
room : 81 West Eag,r e.. Runa!o. y. I.
Statesmen for pure california wines and
hrandies direct from vineyard. salary ~
commission. Dxprri@nD" unnecessary. ~
close stamp. 81 MINT PARK VINE
YARD 60. san Francis ID. cal
WANTED Manager ari agent fot the
sale ~ oIf cut n1werS IN New York and
Erookltn. more fhan one hundred acres
devoted 20 growing. bis salary 20 right
man. y interested correspond Address
Iook Box -. Rs" HiiI y.
WANTED Young man about - for -
Zee. must be- good penmau neat ~ dp
Jearancc and willing - work Address.
giving age experience and salary expected.
GOOD WRITER. Tribune Ollie.
WANTED 4 goodman thoroughly IN
derstanding horses. who can Civ" hrsi
class reference from last employer as 10
honesty and sobriety. Address. stating
wages wanted and reference. y. -. Box
. u3I New Iork CITY.
WANTED. Salesman now working mani.
FEATURING trade In the cities u New
York BROOKLYN and Jersey cry. 20 handle
as side line goods the merits ~ which
ar fF..l -
throughout the lnl' - states. tanada
Great Britain and Germany. references
must accompany Application. Address
MARTIN. corner Srwieli~ and Woodland
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

NNONNNONNNNNNNNN~ NNNNN(NN|||NONN
OLD GOLD Jewelry and gems bought. *
changed or remodelled. +. PAlOT. dia-
mond jowell'T io3 East 14th-st.
Full. VALUE GIVEN for old gold and
silver JOHN WATERS son. Rehner.
y Dutch-st. New York.
WORN OFT gold and silver bought by r.
LONGMAN'S SONS. Gold and Silver Re
nners \ JOhn-st
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No l242 Broadway. "a door north
Of 3lstst. until O'Clock ?. m. adver-
iisements received at the following branch
Offices q; regular Ollie. rates until : O'Clock
p. m. viz. 254 shave. s. 2. cor. I'D St..
l5o Gth-aNe.. cor l2ih-st.. Macys. 9th
eve aud l4tn-st.. l12 Columbus ave. near
Vest Goth ST.. loG West 42i- near tti.-
ave. % East li;h-st.. 257 WeT 42d st.
between 1th and Sth ayes. $50 East iIth-
ST.. 1885 3dave.. between 10Th and 1iih
sis .O2G - ave. near Glst-st.. Los lst-
ave. near sOth-s go % ave. near 4lsi-
ST.. 5.i Shave. go f.ieecl,er-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

oc~~~~~>~~>~N>>>>S rIiI
LADY would like a peasant futnlshrN
room. with or without BOARD III
- cn- Insfruction on piano. organ ~
mandolin. or IN English branches. re'et
ences given and required. Address J. "''
100 West i2jth -.
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MACHIsEHY.

AT REDUCED PRlCES.-jcJ second mana rama
wood and iron working machines, iu!.E
guaranteed, machinery bought anu eN
CHANGED GEORGE r. EDDY 30s Madi-
sons 81.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

EDWARD SMITH ~ CO., llG West 3Sin
Telephone ais. AZ Cortlandt and 1863
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MICROSCOPES REPAIRED.

LENSES cleaned and adjusted. also some
second hand detectives for sale. good -
new. Zciss and other makes {. j.
DEWEY. 2c11i, Lexington ave. near
18th ST. y.
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,p,toIsTEREHs a DECORATORS

oOr~-~~~~ON~0oNNN ~"<~o-"~>>N~>I>>,|~>',0-
GEORGE LOCKHART. 81 East 10Th 81.
telephone 80 lS-h. designer ana maker
Of dranrrie- furniture and interior decora
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DEESSMtI<I\G.

DEESSNtNING.
-NoONON~NO>>~~>e~~~~~
-DRESSMAKE formerly win
Nine Connolly of 5th ave. P'riecl ID.
tor and original designer - e'ah'ta.
gowns shirf waists 90 measure tnai hi
perfectly. and IN designs that are 'N'IN--
i've. embroidered and sparSlrH dresses.
Mrs GULLY. 100 West 4'h >.
COUTIRIERE FRANCHISE During MS
month will make ladies own mairria.s
IN tornado. dinner reception ana cai
riace gowns misses fancy dresses. JACK
cts siding habits tea gowns. SILK pei'l
coats fancy waists q; greatly reduced
urices: made at once. gowns remoael'l.
Nine ANDERSON. 23S Gth-ave.. formerly
with Sfearn Brothers.
DRESSMAKFR.- Perfect ntter. artistic
draper. understands the business thor
cughly. has had years ~ experience IN
first class establishments. on daily or
home S2j Park ave.
SKIRTS made. 81 - Jackets. 50 bring
material. skirts cleaned pressed. r.
bound. 15c. b-s. yelVefeen. 81 write. viii
call UNION TAILORING 60. LIZA
Broadway. near - -
SKIRTS rebound and pressed. 81. l-adi"s'
Jackets remodellel Cleaning and dye
Ing 4 every description. send postal: VIII
call 7. ( CLEANING AND PRESSING
80 West 1Sth-st.. near 6th-ave.
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CAFPET CLEANING.

~~.~0-(|0~~((/IN 00I|V00TI|V100
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by naho
IN the Aoor. Careful Carpet Cleanlns
co bSs Broadway. 42I Fast 4Stn-s'.'
OOF e. BRANDT Tel I3o-2sth
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DENTISTRY.

SENSITIVE AND TENDER TEETH Oiled
Absolutely without pain. high-class den
,istrv. twenty thousand references d.
MAY, l4o West 125th-st-
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GAS AND ELECTRIC SIGNS.

SIGNS for gas OF elee-
tricity. suu-ble for any hlBhI
TTgOS HUGHES u Clinton Place.
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nouEsTIc SITUATIONS WANTED


FARM MANAGER By Canadian. middle
aged - years In United states. high
qualifications as 10 stock ana crop ra,sihs I,
also advantaseously handling help. lifelong
experience. strictly temperate and best of
references. AdIress Box 10. East View
y T.
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FASHIONABLE MATTERS.

-ooo.o~O-O>~~>>>>~~>> N>>1>N"N e. 81
DFpBYs. 81. 81 and 81 silk hats; 90 s so
ana s. Y. WILLARD 1oNhS'
Sassau-st.. near Maiden IT,
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GARDENER. To take charge ~ small "'
large privafe place. life experience Eng
lIsh. married. American wife. good butter
and preserve maker. two children; good
references FORREST. BoX II. Tribune
ONCE.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
..ooooo~cooo ooOo~~~~~.~~-~~~>~~
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured FOR mer-
chants manufacturers and others de-
siring TO extend their business, stoirs,
business places sold quickly. NJ DONAbD
& WIGGlNS. i4O Nassau-s'.
4 FINE. PAYING BANK in South pa-
kota for sale. will make some man r''h-
Address BANK. Box g. Tribune once.
Ct-RA is BOOMING Small tracts choice
garden land on harhor for sale. small
payments large profits perigc, 1 ,,ie; Pr.
ilege to subdiyide INTERSTATE lh' -
60. ~ Wall St, New York.
CUBA. Young reliable business man
going to Havana desires 10 represent
parties interested. references Address
CARDENAS. Tribune Orlcc
FREE send TO EDGAR TATE & co.
945 Broadway. New York. FOR the most
prohtably interesting little book on inN"n
lions ever written
PRINTING quickest. artistic: all sizes
and grades cheapest IN metropolis
MERCHANTS PRINTING 60. American
Tract Buildlng
WANTED PARTNER. WITH ABOUT
s5.oco TO $40 600 To INVEST, FOR Az
EST ARLISHEp. WELL PAYING Bl 81
NESS PARTNER. BON 1871. TRlBl NE
OFFICE
WANTED Young man. single preferred.
with s. 900 to So 600 In established real
estate hus ness REAL ESTATE. Tribune
once
&, nno WILL. BY an Interest IN a call
fornia magazine ana secure good pos
IN with salary 90 the right party. i'l
e-,p.cs exchanged For particulars ad
d~oss PAUL SMITH. station \. fasad'h"'
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billiards AND BOWLING.

0O0o.-~NoN.NO~NoNoN~~N~
HIGH GRADE billiard and pool teprs;
fastest cushions. finished In Quar'ereu
,ak WAGNER a. Great lones-si.
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GAs ENGINES. ETC.

.o.o~Oo>~~~-~~~>-~~
CAS- ana KEROSENE ENGINES. the
Met a Weiss. one half cent per morse
,,,.,,.ar hour ~ 10 Nfi -
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VALET NURSE Or HOUSEWORK BY
Young man. German. experienced C.
" lu3 20 ave. "a floor
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
ENGINEER Sober reliable best refer
ences FNGINEER. Il3 West 2S'h ~.
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PICTURE FRAME GLIDER. joiner. mat
cutter ard litter. references. good WORK
man. IN or ont ~ city. Box III. Newark
-. 4
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PATENTS.

>~o~ON~N.~~~~~~.~
THOMAS DREW STETSON. y MutrnY
st. expert and patent solicitor' ,or''h"
and l. :. relcphOne 2 l30 Cnrtlhnnl.
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CHAMPS BOUGHT AND SOLD
SURE pop INSECT POWDER.

o.~.oNNO-o~NNN~NNNN~N
SURE pop INSECT POWDER
is GUARANTEED TO KILL tOCk-
ROACHES. WATER BUGS. BED ~ ds;
ETC. ADOLPH ISAACSEN son ~
FULTON ST. y. Y.
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PAINTER. &c First class painter ana
paperh7nger. al, around. take charge 81
,ny iob. ~ wears reference: also falr
grainsr. letterer and varnlsher. T.. MoR
GAN. 3i3 Van Buren, ST. Brooklyn
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CONVERSATION. grammar. Parisiennc,
visiting governess. will take few more
engagements Al references. l.. X LIB
Madison nave.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and y,Sslr "
The Tribune received al " d,~ ?,
Once. No. i.2i2 Broaiwsy' . = N. .. .,
Of 3ist-st. until D % - Soliovlne *
s ,t%'@ s, r .rSSsf1 one T. o" 3D.
p' M. Va ~ sth ss.s :. : e MAY,
iS2 6th-aye.. cor ~ ,ssssnbes-avss,, 4
ave and ilth-st. ~ - ssJ Il. "a "a.
West 6Oth St. 100 West IS; west II
ave. W Ess, li,h-s, % i59 Eat Z
between TN snd s,h syes ;e,h az a.. ,
St. i.sss 81 ave. ee,ws sal,,-.t.: ~ 20
SITS. 1925 30 ave. n ,sn sSs'sys.. 'sS '
ave. near soth st. 90 sssessf-sI
a.: o5s 3d-ays.; $40 b's
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HOOKKEEPER. &c.-Young lady. Ger
man American. a. assistant oooKNe'p'r'
cashier and typewriter: steady position.
r. TUt'RSCII. 30 Fast j2d ~.
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COACHMAN. By Swed- married six
Years clty reference. employer can be
seen. country preferred JOHNSDN. 90
West 35th II
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ART STAINED GLASS.

--o~~~-~~, ~. ~ 80 p - = - - |>'>
IrrHAPD y. >TIEES. stained ami lead
81 glass window glass. orc. TelepA'
80 eth ave.
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COACHMAN Family giving up horses
recommend their Protestant coachmAn
ia ever particular. expert cltN driver.
highest personal CITY references JAMES.
isYN = 2i2 broadway.
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Platter Experienced in all branches,
ut ain and battery gold solutions. 81
yer. nickel brass: oIiizing. all c"l'r-'
SCHOONER 40 East Oth 81.
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PAINTER and PAPERHANGER wants
work. nrsf-class mechanic. sober. CIV
or country. private boss. EL/E. Nv
Iluunbl ldf-st Brooklyn.
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~ etiiTs lF o. tffff rrferer..-
s25. chameefmaid md wai,rs.s ,
reference. SIC. Can 10 sen ~
10Th 81. present employers " y
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HELP WANTED.

LADIES 90 emhroider. @Sperisnc@ unnrc"s
sary. good paying. easy. work sent 10
your home. write FOR sample ana materials.
INtQt EMBROIDERY co. lO2 Fulton
n Sew York
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WORK WANTED.

male.
AMERICAN. agsI - late member IAN
New York Volunteers. strong. active. IT
ie,llg.nt wants steady situation a. any
hing. references =. n. G23 81 ave,
Brooklyn.
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sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWKlTlSI
-Four Gears experience. uneNceptiphap'
references OFIlGlNb. fo"H W. "'
coin Building.
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SUPERINTENDENT open for engage
uents architect or builder experiment.
! REGAIN. 2.34O 18th ave.
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I;MIilsOIDIcltIEs.

WORSTEDS. S.ks and all Materials f1r
Ladies' Neediework Nine. BESSIE
LAPAIX - West Both st.
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COMPANION By competent woman as
companion 70 elderly lady or gentleman B
excellent references from doctors ana N
dies. present employer can b. seen: 50
month Call or address f. r.. i'' f'i-t
33d a.
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STOR AGE.

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;:
sth-ave.. 33d TO 64th sfs-Storase Ior
city or country: boxing. packing. shipping
and insurance: estimates furnished
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COACIIMAN. Married. experienced driv
er ten Years lest city references re
garding sohriety. honesty and capab!ll,y
last employer can BE- seen. Address
JOHN Us rArk-aVe
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CARFTAKER.-Sw swedish woman. win boy
~ would Ike 10 care for gentleman
Mace while family goes 10 Europe can 10
anv kind ~ work In the house and farm
test OF references Address Mrs II. Eli
IIOT [ 2i1 81 ave.
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Cox SAFETY RAZORs.

>OOOlOO0~~N~<0~~~>e>N~> -.
VISIT The finest cutlery store IN the CIV! =.
f. LOTHIAN SC1IMITZ CO.. Manu'a''
urers 126 East I'D -st.
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ART DE tLERS.
ARTISTS, MATERINLS.

THOMAS 4. WiIMURT'S SONS. - Eas
18Th st. manufacturers - me E''
f-aMes. legIll-nF d sneCIaItN.
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LADY BARBER would HE position. Il
East IT st.. room To-
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE No. 1912 Broadway "a door north
OF 3lst St. until 0 O'Clock p. m: adver-
risemcnts received at the following branch
ofHces at regular Office rates until clock
p. m. VIZ. % 9Th ave. 3. 2. cor go =, :
iso 0th-ave.. cor loth-st. Mays 9Th
ave and i4th-st.. li2 Columbus ave. near
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easv insialm.nt. VOWEI.S & BURNS.
Patent Attorneys. o37 broadway. or 'o'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

RODKkEEPER 4 lrirht and ambitious
Young man 90 desires position with
mercantile or banking house. is an eN
,eycnt Office man. quick accurate an j
e.ogant po1man. is Nh roughly capable ~
t,.iug eutIr. charge of finances ana
ho,~4. IS ID first class double entry book
keeper o. ton years cNpofi"nc" ara can
fnrnixr r-rcrhiea r~f.-r.nccs ~ - ability.
character AID standing: would Ircfer ro-
slfinn whe-r nlfItV. honesty and strict
attention 10 business Will be appreciated.
sai.ry - weekly hddress BPok
KEEPER 80 Payonia ave.. jersey CTS.
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COOK -cHAMBERNAID Se-r.
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COMPANION. - Ihny % aanners
cheerful disposition. agreeable mapner ~
good reader. as companion to lazy 80 ~
Sth ave.
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MANAGER. - Refined energetic young
woman ~ manager In family. can lax
entire charge. or ns goNerhrSs LOT I''7 % 10
German branches. reference. r.. Box ~
l2i2 Broadway.
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COMPANION. BY competent woman as
rnmpanlon 10 elderly lady or gentleman ;
evcelient references from doctors ana
ladies'. present employer can b" gee. ger y.
month. can or address p. F.. l4o East
33d- II
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-01

When man tells all he knows on
his first appearance he has small
chance of remaining at the lead.
A LADY does not wish to be looked
upon as shopping fend, she does
not care to have merchant show her
all his stock in order to find out wheth-
er he keeps what she wishes to pur-
chase, and whether the article is sold
at a price she can afford. 1t is much
easier and pleasanter to look through
the advertisements of paper than it
is to bore clerks and waste her own
time
EVERY editor has received them.
The postmaster sends them to the
editor. The postmaster Is not to
blame. For instance, there was a
man by the name of-well, say Tim
Short, who sent US three notices to
stop his paper. he did not want it any
longer. We wondered what was the
matter. Upon Investigating the sub
seription book we found that Tim was
short $40. He never had paid cent,
and yet he stopped his paper as mat
ter Of economy TO us. He didn't want
us to lose any more by him. A few
DAYS afterward Short was at church
and his melodious tenor rang out clear
IN that old soul string song, Jesus
paid it ALL" He might have been
mistaken but his earnestness impress
ed us. So the next day we sent him
q racaint in flll hepoino his nard0n
for not knowing that he had made an
assignment Of his liabilities to the
Lord.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-01

A business man Of Philadelphia
said the other day that Mr.. Wanna
makers profits from his Philadelphia
store last year were over 81, $50, 900,
and that those from his New York es-
tablishment will run close to that
figure. The Saturday before Christ
mas the receipts in New York were
even greater than those in Philadel-
phia, and exceeded $500, 000 The
New York store has paid a profit from
the very day it was opened, although
two firms which occupied the estab-
lishment since A. T. Stewards death
have failed. The reason of Mr. Wan
amaker's great success, both in New
York and Philadelphia, is his skillful
and extensive advertising. 1t has
been his rule TO confine his advertising
to newspapers and magazines, on
which he has spent annually more
than $500, 900 in Philadelphia. The
advertising bills of his New York es-
adjustment exceeded even that sum
last year.-New England Magazine.