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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-04-07
HI. HENRY'S

Famous Military Band and Swell Tally
Ho Parade.
Watch the street about noon OIL Fri.
day, April Z, and you will hear Hi.
Henry's magnificent band of thirty solo
performers, each a high grade artist in
his line.
Be at the opera house at 7 p. m. and
you will hear this wonderful band ren-
der the most artistic music of the day
from the great masters, and all this
will be done to remind you that the
very best, entirely new and original
programme will be offered at S:15 by
Hi. Henry's Minstrels Of fifty of the
finest performers of the day a pro-
gramme in which old minstrelsy disap-
pears and the new is given on board the
warship Brooklyn, with the Jackies il
a bright merry making, and you will
see the big guns, the revolving turrets,
the big search lights, the harbor of
Santiago, and the feat of Hobson and
the Merrimac. Don't miss this because
it is everywhere pronounced the great
est production of the day, either in or
out Of mintsrelsy; you will see a cor
rect makeup of Admiral Schley and
Uncle Sam. And you will see and hear
how the navy passes it's hours away.
Again we say don't miss this because
there is no other entertainment like it.
Seats are now Oh sale at Iceberg &
| Holmes.
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LOCAL NOTES..

Spring weather is certainly here.
The Billings club will hold an in
teresting session tonight.
F-Dan W. Slayton and wife of La
VIVA are spending a few days in the
city.
Harry, T. Ramsey expects to soon
depart for Willow Springs, Kan, to To-
cate.
Miss Katherine Gilmore departed
this morning for her home in Alliance,
Neb.
Mrs. S. S. Breed expects to leave
Saturday for a visit to relatives in st.
Paul.
Mrs. E. Y. Slocum has gone to
tives.
Misses Maymie and Lizzie Gillen
of Red Lodge were visitors ih the city
Wednesday.
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $B, pants
at s., and up. \
Mr.. Embree Of the Northern Pacific
freight house has gone to Livingston
to act as car clerk.
III. B. Segur, who has been sick
for a week, is Commissioning and expects
to be about in a day or so.
Mrs. M. Driscoll is Entertaining
her mother, Mrs. G. G. DVppkin. who
arrived Tuesday night from Atlanta,
G1a.
M. l.. Blake, a well-known attor-
ney Of Sheridan, Wyo., has been in the
city several days Oh professional bust
- ness. .
The prize cake to be given away<at
Miss CANDLES dance tonight is oT ex-
hibition in the Chapple Drug store
window.
ITbe freshet Oh the south side flood
ed Donovan & Spears cellar yesterday
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morning, doing several hundred dol
lars damage.
Geese have commenced to show
themselves iii great focks up the val
ley, but they are somewhat too/wily for
the nimrods.
The elite of the city Anticipate a
pleasant social time tep1ght at Miss
CANDLES ss grand ball to e given j" the
Go to W. B. George for fire and ac-
cident insurance. He represents the
largest line Of fire insurance companies
in the state.
Sheriff Hubbard returned the first
of the week from Warm Springs. where
he took his two insane prisoners, Chris.
Silver and August Zeiner.
The plasterers are at wolk/on the
annex to the Grand hotel and With On
tinued nice weather will COMPLETE their
work in a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Harry T. Ramsey and sister,
Miss Marie Marshall we're called to
Willow Springs, Kan, the first Of the
week by the intelligence of the illness
Of their father.
John P. Lilly of Livingston was in
the city today, the guest, of his grand
son, F. H. H%athhorn. Mr.. Lilly was
OIL his way home from quite an extend
ed visit in Missouri.
tMatt Murphy came up from Grow
Agency Wednesday where he went to
look after his cattle interest. He
will spend several days in the city before
returning to St. Paul.
The Billings band was reorganized
Wednesday night with twenty mem
be1s. The boys expect to remain Stead
fast this year and promise u people
some good music this season.
Miss Marie Roberts gave a party
last night in honor Of her Sabbath
school class of the M. E. churcb/ com
prised of about fourteen girls. A most
enjoyable occasion is reported.
rBen Greenough, who is employed
by Gilsdorf Bros, the north side meat
market firm, had his shoulder blade
dislocated a couple of days ago as the
result of being thrown from a horse.
Roe Emery and Lester Ruffner,
two prominent citizens Of Bohemian,
stopped in Billings "Wednesday night
on their way home from a business trip
to the Big Hole country, in Wyoming.
The Sperry bankrupt stock, pur-
chased on Monday by Yegen Bros.s was
sold yesterday by W. B. George to a
couple of gentlemen from 9lendive.
The stock will be removed to Bridger.
&C. M. Bair and Thos. Linton, WING
visited the Klondike region last supd-
mer, are making arrangements tVre-
turn to the northern regions anaexpect
to leave Billings i'll the early part of
May.
-Billings people who drink water
hive had enough cause the past few
days to drive them to something
stronger. And they will have to put
up with the city water for some weeks
to ome
John R. Stout, editor of the Glen.
dive Review, was a Magic City visitor
yesterday. He accompanied his mother
thus far, she being on her way home
to Phillips county, Kan, after a visit
to her son.
HW.~ B. George is certainly a happy
mnlA< His success on election day was
followed by Mrs. George giving birth
on Wednesday to one of the finest boy
babies in the land, which is the very
image of it's daddy.
q Sheriff Cato of Custer county
passed through Billings Wednesday fol
Deer Lodge, having in charge Robert
Nelson. who was sentenced to eight
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MAVERICKS ELECTION.

Good Officers Chosen Annual Spring
Roundup Tomorrow Night.
The Maverick Hose company held its
annual election last night. Capt. j. G..
Bond was unanimously reelected chief.
The other officers are as follows
Frank Golish, assistant chief; W. M.
Johnston, president; W. B. Calhoun,
vice-president; o. W. Mickey, secre-
tary -treasurer; W. M. Johnston, l..
H. Fenske, s.. B. Sawyer, Jr., Chas.
Stoll and Robert L.eavens, trustees.
The annual spring roundup of the
department will take place at the city
corral (ire hall) tomorrow night and
the boys are anticipating a grand time.
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DEVOID OF INTER EST.

Nothing Unusual Occurred at the City
Council Meeting Tuesday Nxght.
The city dads held tkeir regular
monthly pow-wow TUESDAY night with
all members PRESENT. Mayor Smith
graced the seat Of h26or with his pres
ence and as usual added dignity to the
august body. The meeting was devoid
of any unusual matter of Importance.
The reports of the several city officials
were filed and acted upon.
Report of A. Fraser, acting police
judge, showed $40 collected as fine.
Report of City Treasurer Hathhhorn
showed 1915 received from fines col
lected by Judge Mann, and $l56 re-
celpts from licenses. The balance Oh
hand March 1 was $S, 9l4.09 Dis
bursements during the month were
So, O39. Sc, leaving a balance in the
treasury Of Sc, 305. SO.
Street Commissioner Jack Bond re-
ported five and a quarter days
work done on the streets during March.
Report of police judge was laid over
for investigation on motion Of Alder
men Rack and Szitnick. The report
showed the collection Of five fines less
from the houses of ill-repute and a
roundup is to be made of the houses to
see if some of the demi-monde have
failed to pay their assessment.
The clerk was instructed to draw
warrants Of So each to pay the clerks
and judges Of election.
The committee on improvements
and public property was instructed to
report to the council III the cost of put
ting new stills under the fire hall.
The usual allowance of bills was Oh
tap as follows:
w. J. Youmnas, lumber. ......$ 8 60
Billings Gazette, printing and
stationery " 10
Yegen Bros, carpet sweeper and
brushes. -. IL 10
Iceberg, Holmes & Calhoun,
medicine l OF
Iceberg, Holmes & Calhoun, sta
tionery supplies. .......... 2 1C
Iceberg, Holmes & Calhoun, mer-
49,. ............ oO
A. Il. Babcock Hardware Co.,
merchandise 10 It
Nina J. Browne, typewriting.. 4 2s
Billings Water Power Co., lights
for March. 1919 O(
H. w. Rowley, agent, REM Of
office for city engineer. ...... IL O(
w. E. Cochran, work on street. 8 II
". J. Youmans, lumber. ...... Is OF
Northwestern Stamp Co., stamps 2 OF
J. B. HEREFORD, cash appearance
fee in Balkwill VS.. city, paid
clerk of court. .......... 2 81
Chas. R. Stoll, repairing bridge l O(
w. H.. ~Pethybridge, registry
agent and assisting clerk. . 80 OF
Jos. Parque & Co., meals for
prisoners. 81
DR.. Rinehart, medical treatment
city prisoner. ........... 2 81
W. H. Donovan. coal. ........ IL 5!
Alexander Smith, work on streets Z 81
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We ARE PLAIN PEOPLE

and we believe that a plain talk with you would show
you plainly why it would be to your advantage to have
a plain, honest talk with us about painting your house.
Most people have the idea it costs lots of money to
paint a house. We don't think SO and would like to
talk to you about it. We have no fairy tales to tell, but
plain facts which we are ready to stand by. Every
article we sell is guaranteed to be as we represent it.
Very truly yours,
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SCHOOL BOARD SESSION.

Hut Little Business Transacted Adj
jourped Until Monday Night.
The board Of trustees of the Billings
school district met in regular monthly
session Wednesday night in the First
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NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.

NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.
WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. LOS a. IN. 1915 q. m.
Mai No. .......... 1903 a. III. 1913 a. IN.
EAST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. ..........1 O:5 p. m. 11:O5 p. III.
Mail No. 2.......... $3.50 a. III. 600 a. IN.
RED LODGE BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation. ......7:OO p. m. $3.50 a. IN.
Daily Except Sunday.
GEBO, BRIDGER u CARBON BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation ...... .6:3O p. IN. 7:3O a. m.
Daily except Sunday.
H. N. KENNEDY, Agent.
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BURLINGTON TRAINS.

BURLINGTON TRAINS.
FAST BOUND.
DEPARTS.
Passenger No. AZ. $50 a. m.
Freight No. 46 1905 a. N.
WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES.
Passenger No.. Al 1903 p. IN.
Freight No. 600 a. m.
J. L. HARRINGTON, Agent.
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LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Under this heading We uiW publish
notices for Is cents per line for the first
insertion aud 10 cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. A special rate
will be made for notices running one
month or longer. No advertisement
taken for less than Is cents.
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The board thereupon adjourned to
meet next Monday night, at which time
the vote cast at the school election on
April l will be %canvassed.
Acting III accordance with the new
school law passed by the late Montana
legislature, the new school trustee will
not take his office until the third Fri
day in April, o. the 21st, when the
new board is to be organized. At this
time trustees H. M. Allen and p. B.
Moss will retire. These gentlemen
will retire from the board with the sat
isfaction Of having done their work
we'll. Mr.. Allen has been a trustee of
the school for six years and he has al
ways taken a deep interest in every
matter pertaining to the good Of the
schools. He has been active and ag-
gressive in building up the Billings
public school to it's present high stand
ing. Mr.. Moss has not been a member
of the board as long as MI. Allen. but
during his term, which has extended
over three years, he has been Of great
assistance and did much toward ad.
vancing the interests Of the school. I.
D. O'Donnell is the newly elected trus-
tee.
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DIANO FOR SALE.-Kimball up
l. right, used a short time, just as per-
feet as when new. Do not want to ship
it east, 80 will sell for just one-half of orr
ginal cost. o. P. Nash, at Losekamp's
store, shoe department. 9S-tf
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WANTED-By two steady young men,
W positions on a ranch, sheep ranch
preferred. Address Frank Bryant, care
B. & M. depot, Billings, Mont. 99.6
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DOR RENT.-A parlor and two bed
l. rooms, furnished. Inquire n block
south of Yegen Bros. store on Twenty
eighth street. l
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The Woman
Who Wants
the Earth....

chase of an Imported Co
on 400 pairs; the rest we
Goods Company of SIP
Earth" than We ever did
earth than ever before.
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Famous Military Band and Swell Tally
HO Parade.
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BILLINGS POSTOFFICE.

J. L. HARRINGTON, Agent.
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book BARGAINs.

-.nr<O%yo>.N<-oNNNNNr .rN-o(r<Do>DN>o~~-~o-
"ATTENTTON." Book Buyers and Book
Lovers We have just purchased over
100 900 Miscellaneous Medical Books. val
us-d from 81 90 70 50 90 each. which we will
seil at 10 cents on the dollar. 5000 Popu-
lar Novels and works Of standard authors
we offer AT &C.. lOc.. 15c. and nc, worth
Eve times this price and among others We
secured over 200 s4ts OF the best Encyoio-
pedias, including Britannica, Appleton.
Chambers Zsiis. Peoples and The Stand
ard. which we will sell ct about 10 cents
on the dollar. call ana see US: no cata-
losues sent. LOVDRINUs NETWORK
BOOK EXCHANGE. 1si Broadway. be-
tween 9TH AMI 10th sts. Op~n evenings.
libraries and secondhand hooks bought.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tho Trlbtbe received at their Uptown
Tice, No. 1.2tz Broadway. "a door north
sfst a.. until O'Clock .. m: sdyer.
-~rnsnts received At tho following tranch
a~ees st regular Offico rates until 0ciock
m, W., z54 SIN eve. o. e. cor. IA II
- 6th~GNs. or. lzih~st; HacT's. 9Th
.. and ;f'h ~ if2 Columbus ave. rear
Z ffff 80 West Asd a.. nlef Oh
o.. ~ East if'h st Isl Wes, l2d at.
,stussn 5tb Ana 18th Aves. ifS East %1lb-
sIs i,sss 21-s~s,, botwssn 7sth ana 17ta
sts., 1,1zs ~ srs,, nssr elst~st,i l.70s ist-
sys.. near S9tb~st.. 40 b-sys.. pssr <fst-
st.i 90 ca~ays, 40 uiesctss~Se
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ARTISTS MATERIALS.

O~~~o.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~-->~>>>-~o~0-~~-~--1>~>'>>
LARGE ALBUM containing ten y. ;:
battle-ships sent postpaid on receipt q
r-lce 20 eents THE PALETTE ART
20 30 p-ae. 99s-s.
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4 HEALTH EXERCISER.

~~.~~>~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~e~N~ N~N~~~No'~eOoN~SeHeN|~
II YOU really desire good health send tor
circular 40 ergraN-ues. free Pr't
DOWD'S Chest. Lung and Bust Developer.
s East 1ffh-ef NeW-lOTk.
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HARDY ARE.

~N.r<N~-Nr<-N-r<<N/<( (~0r~o<0~ON-N~~~e~~~~~o
HARDWARE for store. shop. ONCE. hotel
and home use. Of standard quality. JAS.
n. BRAKES SONS. - 4th-ave.
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MACHINERY

~o~er>N~DN>.N>NoOJ~>NDo~ >.0-~ND>0~>NN4N~NN~~~
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo secondhand
wood ana iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE g. EDDY. a9s mad
sOn-ft.
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MIRRORs AND FRAMES.

THE WILLARD MIRROR AND FRAME
MANUFACTURING CO.. 257 Canal-st-
Pier and nantel mirrors. Picture frames.
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HOUSE AND CARPET CLEANING.

CALI. JAMES f. GARDNER on telephone
Sor iii Kinds ~ h0usecleaning 10 be
done. i43 West 26th-st. Send for cir
cular.
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MICROSCOPES REPAIRED.

LENSES cleaned and adjusted also some
Aooond hand objsctiveG for sale. good as
nav; Zeiss and other nAk~s C. i.
DEWEY, 2ooIh L<xington-Avs. near
iz5th-st. ~. y.
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CAMERAS AND KODAkS.

ALL MAKES o. Cameras; cut Irlees.
Plates 4xa. 32c Solo. AXIS. lac. First-
class (onlY Developing and Printing.
Larges; stock Of Kodaks and Films IN me
civ OBRIG CAMERA co. 1856 Bway.
CAMERAS Special. 4x5. $3.50; complete
outA-. Sc. Cyclone. $3.50, every chem
zeal. KELLY'S. 40 Fulton-st., Ne"-l oIH'
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MONUMENTS AND MAUsOLEUMs.


II, Q. FRENCH. 1876 Broadway. first h1or.
Artistic designs. hlgh-ciass materials.
and enduring construction.
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ACTUARIEs.
ALUMINIUM l.ovELTIEs.

ITTAfINI-N SOUVENIRS IN large VARIETY
Al REYNOND & 0OTTIOB's, who!esxl-
,rs and retailers. S3l Broadway, near .o
q, powntown branch. 20 Coruano'-'|'
EAvemeysr Bldg.
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MIMEOGRAPHY, STENOGRAPHH
AND TYPEW

~o~.o>-rocor|-o~~|0 |r|r|(0|NoNN0~">-
SPECIALITY. sermon reporting and 1T
crary work: references. NOTARY PUB
Lie RITA BKADT. 81. Paul Building
Broadway NeW-YOrk.
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ART PHOTOGRAPHS.

REGGERS Educational Carbon PHOTO
graphs artisrically framed are unique
wedding Birthday and Christmas presents
as 5th-ave. above 30th-st. Illustrated
catalogue. 25c.
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IVORY GOODS.

~o~~N~N~N~>~~r>~-0.~- . . >,>>r>~-e>-~~"~~|-~
p. GROTE & CO.. ia East l4th-st.-Es-
tablished lS4T. ivory toilet articles, tor
toise-shell goods, billiard materials. bowl
ing alleys and sporting goods, repairing
promptly done.
MANUFACTURER OF Toilet Articles
repairing IN all branches a speciality. A.
JOSEPH Knapp SONS IVORY CO. ll<
East 14th-st
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AaoUr THE HAIR.

~~~>>~~-~~~~~~~~I~S~-~>~~>~~
MSS PHILLiPs's perfect remedies roT
ralI,ns hair and badness AZ all OF Acker,
Ne-rali a Condit's stores. Book 10 cents.
-,...-,-.,-srv Aires 9 West 22d-st.
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ARTISTIC LAMPS.

EDWARD J. DEWEY CO, Lamps Sloo
,a.h and 20th s;s. formerly OF Broadway
and lSth-st.
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ART AND FUUNITURE AUCTION
t~I-RG

~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~ =,
STANDARD AUCTION ROOMS. ~ and ~
west 12sth-st--Buy entire conter e OF
house. etc. FOR spo; cash; sales az private
houses sTeCiei'V.
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WONDERFUL DEAUTIEIER.

ooooAn0No-oo.N.~.o-N
THE BEST AND PUREsT FACE WASH :
removes wrinkles. blackheads ana pun
niles PARKE. i05 eth-ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

800 WILL BUY letter copying presf J1O-
page copying book and quart COPYING
INK NATHAN'S Cut Rate Stationery
gtnre 20 Enl,nn-si New-Y nrk.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

EDWARD SMITH & CO., ll6 West seth
ST and 81 Ann-st. once, 40 Ann-st.
Telephone calls. AS Cortlandt and 1853
8Sth 81.
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MINIATURE POHTRAITS.

-NN-NNN.nNNNNNNrNNJN NJNNONr/rL[I[IOrIO
PORTRAITS COMPLETE Special mount
Ing fine miniatures, with patent frames
which take one or Two miniatures and are
Rlassed with special glasses. BROWN. GO
Nassau-st
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BICYCLE SADDLE EXCHANGE.
BILLIARDS AND BOWLING.

->eD1rDonOO~NNOONo .NOOON~NNNNNNNoD~
HIGH GRADE BILLIARD and pool tables:
fastest cushions, finished in quarteret
OAK. WAGNER. - Great Jones-st
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COINS, MEDALS. CURIOs.

NETWORK COIN AND STAMP CO.. s52-
$50 Bro ldway. " Y.-Lsrgest stock IN
America Reliable buying catalogue zoe
COINS.-Highesf prizes paid for early
American gold. silver and copper coins.
Premium list. l0c. LYMAN II. LOW. 81
{th-sVe
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ART DEALERS.

A. MILLER. 1872 West 235-st.-Paintings.
Etch!nEs, Frames. MiUors. Gallery ~
American Paintings. Restoring. ReG'lcing.
ARTISTIC Frames Artists Materials.
Water Co.ors, Etchiugs. OIL Paintrs s'
ipeciaity, Tegilding. PHILIP SUNAl~ Of
East 59th-st.
THOMAS a. WILMURT'S SONS. 81 East
l5th-st-. manufacturers Of hne gold
trames. regildirg a speciality.
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WINDOW SHADES.

CUPrsTIANSON BROTHERS. 1872 and 1874
Ea.t i25th-st.-Flats private residences
nlete Jobber. n scotch Hollands and
manipulated shade cloth.
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1TTIF ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE,-C1
UNDERTAKEN.

AT 2i74 7TH-AvE.. i2s,h-st.. pward c
Kevs. prsoticdl undertaken and en-
haifnsr felephnne. 80 Harlem.
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BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN and wife % culture want
board and sunny room. private famliy
preferred terms must he moderate. eN-
change references; would take furnished
apartments short time curing owners alb
sence. low rental address. with terms
and particulars. W. W E.. Tribune Ofice.
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GAS AND OIL STOVES.

-O~-~NNNNNO@ONNNNN 0NNNNONN0NNNN0ON
SPECIAL DISCOUNT on Wonderful Blue
FLAME Stoves. In operation. p. J. CAN
NON 70 Fultcn-st.. Nev-York.
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ART STORES.

y. Il JORDAN. Manager 800 5th-svs.-
Rare Engravings. Etchings &c. az
greatly reduced prices. Send for catalogues.
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AWNINGS.

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AMERICAN Awning and Flag Factory
Canopies. Chairs. Tables and Tents 70
ie'. =. SHELTON. COS 6th-ave.; telephone
cal 500 2efN
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AxTrouEs. SILVER. CUBIOS.


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AT LANTBIER's ART CAL GALhS ~
az 4TH AVE. NEAR 28Th- ST..
n, e,Sib,tion and FOR sac. fae Specimens
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9OvNSN>. VrR%FyT. DESGOFFE. NEbY:
KAMMgRFR. VITA I'd ,: s5Si kT 1.S
s-,rs sb'e,4s vatsgans. silver porcelains'
e. Also ola e5la snd antiques bought
At FBLE.s ART GALLERY. 100 West
aga 81, near 6,h-aye.-An'iggue.' G Hn,1,-
ols Jewels filveTw are. rare Fans. Pal",
i,rs miniatures and weapons. Old gold
bought
At py-rTOCK'S ISL Fourth-ave.-On
exhibition. a fne "Boohema' and otneF
ne paintings and antiques
AT a sacrifice. several fae old psint.ngs'
curios ANTIQUE mahoganY lu'h'-'e'
4ANHATTAN CO.. 34S 4th-ave
GRAGG ANTIQUES 90. llo YES, 80.
lewe'~v r~i~riql cfina.
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MEnAIS AMI RANGES

ATHLETIC bicycle. college and school,
nnc presentation medals a speciality.
JOHN y LENNON y Ntssau-st.