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New-York tribune., 1900-03-28
foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County OF
New YorI--Sarnuel X. Hoyt. n Hoyt
James W. Jackson Trustees Mary Irene Hoyt under
the last will and of Hoyt deceased,
plaintiffs against John O. Baker Marie J. Fitz Mahony
and others, defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment of foreclosure sale,
duly made and the above entitled
ing date the 18th day OF March. 1900 filed the
nth day OF March 1900 I undersigned Referee
in said Judgment named, will sell public the
New York Real Estate Sales Room No. III Broadway,
in the Borough OF Manhattan City of New York, the
11th day of April. 1900 u O'Clock
by William Kennedy, Auctioneer, the directed
by said Judgment 10 be sold, and therein described
follows:
building thereon erected. situate,
City OF New York, bounded described follows:
Beginning at sOutherly line side OF
Nnety-eghth Street distant four hundred
five 4T5 feet westerly from the westerly line side Of
Central Park West formerly Eighth Avenue; running
thence westerly along the southery line side Ninety
eighth Street twenty-five (5) running SOUTH
erly and parallel with Central Park West formerly Eighth
ATenuel and part OF the through party wall.
hundred (10O) eleven C1)
Of the block between 97th Streets:
erly along said line. twenty-five C25 thence
northerly and parallel with Central Park fo-nery
Eighth Avenue) hundred 400 eleven I'D
inches the southerly line side Of NInety-eighth
Street, to the point place OF beginning
Dated: New York March 20th. 1900.
ROBERT STURGIS Referee
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiffs Office
and P o. address No. II William ST. New
The following is diagram Of the property sold
described above:
Ninety-eighth Street.
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- YORK.-Charles A Nurphey. executor &c, plain
tiff against Elizabeth others defendants
pursuance judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
day March. 1900 I. the undersigned, the
referee Judgment will sell public auction,
New York Real Estate salesroom No Ill Broad
way in Borough Manhattan. City of New York.
the second day OF April 1900 at - O'Clock noon that
F. Meyer Co.. auctioneers, the premises
said Judgment be sold and therein described
follows
All that certain lot, piece parcel Of land situate,
the Twentieth. late Sixteenth Ward Of
York bounded and containing follows;
the ncrtherly side OF Twenty
street hundred G14) feet
the northeaseriy side Of
and the southeasterly side OF
thence northeasterg. along line
drawn Ninth and partly through
party wall ninety-eght (es) feet and
nine s) inches line between Twenty-nnth
and Thtrteth the block bounded by Twenty
ninth and and the Eighth and Ninth
avenues running enthusiastically. along said
(22 feet: running southwest
wardly along line parallel with said Ninth
nue. ninety-eght CeS) and nine C9) inches
northeastwardy Twenty-nnth street:
northuestwardly along said enthusiastically Of
Twenty-ninth ) feet TO the point
place beginning.
Dated New York. March sth 1900.
LOUIS DAVIDSON,
MURPHET & METCALF, Referee.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Is wall street, Borough OF Manhattan New York City,
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


cook in private family. thoroughly En-
cerstanGs her business, best city refsrs-ce.
F SMITH - East sS-h-st. 10 cards.
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The approximate the lien charge to sat
isy which the described is 10 be sold is
$40 269 44O0 with interest thereon from the 2Oh Gay or
March, 1900 together with and allowances amount
ing 41-IO0 interest from March 10th 1900,
together with the OF the sale The approximate
other liens, which 10
allowed purchaser of the purchase money or
raid by the Referee is S247 12-I00 and interest.
Dated: New York. March 2Oth 1900
GROSvENOR S. HUBBARD, Referee
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MISCELLANEOUS

OSPOTO removes fresh ink. paint grease
ard stains from clothing or carpets.
grease from silks; Iodine and grass stains
from white clothes; takes out a grease
spot 70 stay out: does not leave mark
no acid no disaRreeable odor: uon-lnharn-
mabIe: economical: 25c. at leading stores
four bottles delivered for 81 90: booklet
free: agents wanted. THE OSPOTO co.
New-CanaRn Conn. Sold by Riker New
Yoik. Bolton Drug stores. Brooklyn
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OBESITY.

{ BESITY positively. permanently cured
results guaranteed. no drugs; no diet: n
esrralse no prtvatiGu. our treatuer.
bYfnzs health and strength in It's train. and
cannot inJure the most delicate constitu-
fion II has stood the test and stands ufou
,be solid rock Of public confidence: 40
not lead your system with nostruns adve--
t:sed as haru,ieas Write for particulars
o. q. c T. WATER CO.. 1877 ". a4th-ss-
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To be sold subiect first mortgage OF s240Oo and
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge. TO
sold,
So with interest thereon from the 2Sd day OF Feb
and allowances amount
ing 70 s2e7 "a wit from March 9TH, 1900
gether with Of the sale The approximate
arolut OF taxes other liens, which 10
be allowed purchaser Of the purchase money
or paid by referee is SI3S-6S and Interest
Dated New York March sth. 1900 . .-.-
LOUIS DAVIDSON.
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Efcambodrs.
Proposals.
755o70S1Ts FOR INDIAN sCPPLTEs-De-

nROPOSALs Foh indian STR 9 De-
.,t AZ rhe Interior once OF Indian Affairs.
,,.t5.-r-cn z. C.. March 20 1900 Sealed proposals,
1sl-s sr,-orossls for beef. -four etc, the case
.7aorsea - directed Commissioner OF Indian
ma Johnson street, Chicago IL, viii be received
AaaTs -s-,srs r. of TUESDAY. April Il, 1900, for
uri. f.~ The Indian Service. beef. hour. bacon
sugar. rice. tea. and other articles OF SUD
aIso f1T boots and shoes groceries. soap baking
--ocEerT agricultural implements, paints oils
~. ,s.ware wagons. harness leather. shoe findings
E-ss efc hardware school and medical supplies,
list miscellaneous articles Sealed pro
g. .-so~sed Proposals for blankets. wooien ana
Passs' ---ss ~s4tEirc etc may he. and
ee. "a the C1nmssioner Of Indian Affairs Nos =!
1. street. New York City. viii be received
- oeiocs p n of TuesGay- Nay 10. 1900. for
Indian Service. blankets wooien a.
49,. clothing. notions hats and caps Bios
~ maze Government bants- Schedules CIV
,scezsa-v for bidders VIII be furnished
..t -Hrarirr 70 Indian Ofice. Washington. D. g:
ars - Wooster street. New York CITY; or 20
l-r street Chicago, III. The CoUTnssaries q Sno-
---s Z ? A. at Cheyenne Leavenworth OIaaha
sst - Paul ans san Francisco, the postnasters
Taufr0u Arkansas CITY. Caldwell. Topeka
---s-- s-E Tucson Bids viii be opened al the holr
- 5grr above stated. and bidders are invited 20 De
q. = ~re,frg. The Department reserves the
n determine point Of delivery and 20 REJECT
- an all bids. any part Of arv bid
A-s u. 4. JONES. Commissioner
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The approximate Of the charge 70 satisfy
which the above described property be sold. is
$2esl3Il, with interest thereon from day of
March, 1900 together with allowances amount
ing s3s055, II 1900 together
with the expenses Of the sale The approximate amount
Of taxes. assessments liens which are 10 he
allowed the purchaser purchase money or
paid by the Referee. is Sl.341 90 interest
ROBERT STCRGIS Referee
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Gummous.

STFREME COURT. County of New York
zg,s,f- srasnsr Eta W7lf Moritz William T
Ho9SeX NsT 49rT slom6n Horato G Klenke Lymas G.
B5c771sdsle, Angela Rtzzano. Clafies II FeS1i
iam J. Eich WIIlsm NJ. crane Company. Defendants
r re z5ore named DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY sJAi'E0NED - answer & me - e2In-
plant in this action end - see eopE = ,1ar se
s-ce = this Summons exclusive Of tie day Of service:
sa4 ana Z :. s -ske6 q y arar @ 6 defsa for he relief
n4aee1 T...ei z Fe,,7,,,-y 59s a15l Isoe
IaintiT desires trial n he County Of New YORK
EAMPn FIsiSiidss & ToBlH54Sy ass5Tasy..
oas ae5 s, oos sss Ad5Te5s % Wall Street Ne" York
re 1o-ecoins summons Is served upon you by pubca
G ne s1oss ~ r. the Gprse Court Of the State Of
Trk dated the oath day q March 1900 and lied WIN
Yev York al the County Court House IN the Borough OF
Manhattan city Of New York, on the 9th day Of March
Dated New YORK March 2saa 25.a 1900 ,,o.,,so,,
onoe and Post Office Address % Wall Street New York
CTPREME COURT, County of New York
- The New York Life Insurance and Trust Company,
Nayer Norris Ejnbinder. Joseph AntieT Abraham soe-
Eoan1nraAs Ange.a Fizzeno Charles H Peterson VIII
BssE John Eainey suee oy me 9a me pans l1S
~ C1TsIE name neig T, 70 paa .sig s,sd ~, me M
John his Christian name being 10 plalntn
unknown; DESCENDANTS s-sunln'ons Action No =
v1T ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 answer the com
aiu II this action AID copy OF your answer
he Plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after the
summons exclusive of the day Of service
your failure answer Judgment
against yoU by default for the relief de-
rnEndsd the complaint.
plaintiff desires trial n the County OF New York
EMMETT & ROBINSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
oHe and Pos- Ofce Address 81 Wall Street New York.
T the defendant Norris EinbindeT-
The foregoing summons is served upon you oy puoca-
PURSUANT n Hon Abn. r Lawrence, one
Supreme OF the State Of New
24th day March 1900, and fled with
II Of Clerk County Of
NeE County House, in the Borough or
Manhattan city York. the 9th day OF March,
1900
Dated New York March 27th. 1900.
EMMETT ROBINSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ohic4 Post Orce Address So Street New York.
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LOST.

BANKBOOK No. 325. 4e0 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution IN missing
ANY person having claim 10 Il Il hereby
called upon 10 present the same within ten
6agE or submit 20 having sale p2asoooa
SsacsJlec and q new one Issued.
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STEWARD or CATERER for country club
by competent couple, references ".
HULTGRIN. 23s West 6Sth-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK.-By English Protestant In private
family. no washing. excellent references.
COOK care Fitzgerald. 33S West l1th-st-
COOK.-RelIable German cook in club CT
boarding house, excellent reference. Ad-
dress Box SO 1871 2d-ave.
COOK-Skiltul. artistic and very eco
nognical finest appearance also good but
Ier and valet JAPANESE sc HamE
ton-sf.
COOK Good co.orsd hOte. cook IN the
country. good reference from last place.
EMMA HARRIS. 2i6 West 29th-ss-. sec
ond floor. back. room z
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Eye Glasses Free
PATENTS.

A.-THOMAS DREW STETSON, 23 Mur-
ray-st.. patent solicitor and expert. es-
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USEFUL NAN.-EXperienced man wants
work Of any kind; care OF nne horses.
CARRIAGES harness and everything on gen
tieman's ; place; good city driver; strictly
temperate and trustworthy; last employer
can be seen. Address 4O1 East 4sth-st.
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GARDENER--20 wears experience in all
branches OF the business; excellent
recamnensls tons. vile first class dairy
woman. n necessary. Box 34S. Wilkes
barre. Penn.
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SUPREME COURT, County of New Yor

SUPREME COURT, County of New York,
- CYNTHIA H. B. CLARK. Plaintiff against THOMAS
T. ROYS and Others Defendants.
In Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale,
duly and entered in the action bear
ing date the 10th day OF March 1860 the undersigned
the Referee in said Judgment named will sell at Public
Auction at the New York Real Estate Sales Room, No
Ill Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan city OF New
day by William Kennedy. Auctoneer. the prem
ises directed by judgment to be Sold and therein
described follows:
All that piece. parcel OF land, with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situate, lying and
being the County and City OF New York. bounded and
described follows Beginning point the northerly
side of Hundred Fortyninth Street distant two
hundred fifty from the formed
the said northery side of One Hundred
and Fortyninth Street, with the eastery side OF the
Grand Boulevard Broadway; running thence north
ery parallel with said Grand Boulevard tnow BroacwaE
ninetnne feet and eleven INCHES to the centre line Of
the block between One Hundred and Forty-ninth and
One Hundred and Flfeh Streets thence eastery along
said centre line OF the block parallel wthOne Hundred
and Forynirth Street sixteen feet and eight inches
thence southery parallel with the Grand Boulevard
now Broadway, of the distance through party
wall inches the northerly
side of One Forty-ninth Street thence
westwar along said northery side of One Hundred and
Fortnnth Street sixteen Seet and eight inches 10 the
point place of beginning.
Dated; New York March 20. 1900.
GROSVFNOR s. HUBBARD. Referee.
JEFFERSON CLARK. Attorney for Plaintiff,
50 Nassau New York
The following Is diagram nf the be sold
as described above the street number being 5i9:
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The approximate the lien charge 70 satisfy
which me property is to be SOLD is
642 6l1o0 with interest from 23d day of February 1900
together with and allowances amounting 70
OF March, 1907
together with the expenses the sale.
The approximate of assessments or other
liens which be allowed the purchaser out OF the
purchasemoney paid by Referee is sl74s5o and In
Dated New York. 9th March 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-28
ANTIQUES, CURIos. SILVER.

- FAJD Indian Blankets. Rugs. Curios,
.ac-llues, vast collection must be sold
.-5Gs Il University Place
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IACHzNERT.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5Oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and cx-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 3gS Maci-
sOn-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-28

ne 1EOPLE OF the State of New York. by
and Z H9q
Jose seviiia deceased Aus1,so Farrene am sd E oa
aIos basa9re appointed heirs under the last VIII and
teneicea'a i De Lima Aususto ieyne F Buzzett The
and to all persons Of Jose Sevia
Of kin or otherwise SEND ffTd y eg1e Sn9 esc be3{ f
sG1 s are by cits6 and re9qTed personally to be and
the surrogates Court County held at the County
Of April l99o at half o'clock forenoon Of
the IppieneataI acconr Of r7rea5I re OF
inert lose r. Fspnosa and PeonoI Ur Jaaa l. Dam
cary Executors Of the last Viii and esfae5I aS m ad
deceased and snch OF you as are hereby cited under
your Guardian If you have il you none,
aP TO Do sd guardian la N viii fhs be svspt sP
the proceeding IN T nRe act for you in
caused the Seal OF the surrogates Court Of said
HON HON ABNER ABB Err G THOMAS. a Surrogate Of our said
March in the year 9f our Id Wr one 42gand nine hun
Clerk OF the surrogates Court.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Alb
ner c Thomas, Surrogate OF the County Of New
1or Notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
New York, deceased present the vouchers
business the office Of Faneuil p Bethune. Room sos
New York before he twenfydfh day Of September
next Dated NeT-Y9T the tgyenIeh day Of March. 1900
FSNEt41 tA BUNK \ Sl1s1lsT sTEfN fra BErHrNE.
EUGENIA BETHUNE STEIN. Jr-
r<A-Nt-J41. u ,. BEIHUNt, Esq, Attorney
ters, Room 500, 20 Nassau Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
c. Thomas. Surrogate County Of New York
Notice Is hereby given all
t-ugenia Bethune Stein late County YORK
deceased, TO present the with vouchers
the subscribers at their place OF transacting
once OF Faneui D :. Bethune Room sos 81 Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan. the City York
on or before the twenty-ifth day September next.
Dated New York the twentieth March.
JOHN BETHCNE STEIN. NJ. D. Rev. ALEXIS WILL
LAM STEIN. FANECIL DUNkIN STEIN BETHT-NE
Executors EUGENIA BETHUNE STEIN. Jr. Executrix
FANECIl- D : BETHUNE. Esq, Attorney for Execu-
tors Room sos 80 Nassau St, Borough OF Manhattan
New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon
Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate OF County o New
York Notice is hereby all persons having
against Hester A COwng. late of County Of New
York deceased.
TO the subscriber his place OF business
the office Of Stanton Hopkins 81
Borough Of Manhattan. City New York. on or
before the first day of October
Dated New York, the 2Tth March.
RUFUS B. COWING. Executor.
STANTON & HOPKINS. Attorneys for Executor, No. 81
Nassau Street, Borough OF Manhattan. York City
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

PHYSICAL CULTURE E-Developmen on
scientific principals. massage, etc. in
strlIction given physicians references:
chronic diseases cured. HYGlENfC IN
STITrTB. l East 30th-st.
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s.Tmsat. n1aIs mace to order. Fur
= wElsEEa s.i Tssysd aye sHe mad.
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TYPEN RITERs.

TTPEWRITDRS bought, sold. rented. re-
paired: best machines. lowest prices;
trial free: telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 24l Bway.
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pursuanee Of an order Of Bon. Abner

Thomas. q Surrogate or the County Of New York
-soce S hereby given 70 al persons having claims
esains James AcgOu6. late Of the County New York
deceased, 70 present with vouchers
ne subscriber place OF transacting
= once ~ armour c. Anderson No. Chambers Street
he City OF New York, Borough Of Manhattan. or
before the sJh day OF October
Dated New York. the 2sth day Of March 1900
SARAH a. McLOUD Executrfx
ARMOUR c ANDERSON. Attorney for Execurix
la Cnan.ers = anha
New-York tribune., 1900-03-28

NNtAl4 oEt14 III Eli puFsudnce or
Ger Of Hon. James u. Varnun, Surrogate Of I'll,
my @ O. New York Notice is hereby given all persons
county Of New York deceased to present the same with
ocne-s Thereof subscriber place OF trans
eng business the Office Of David H Taylor No 100
S,osaHay, II The city OF New York. Borough Man
1s-ttsn On before the let Day June next
Lated New YORK. the 2oth day CT November, 1928.
n.--- LOUIS G. SMITH. Executor.
-AFID 3. TAYLOR Attorney for Executor 10 Broad
way. New York City
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Gurrpaates 8 Notlres.

n PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. James NJ.
varnum e Surrogate Of the County OF New York
nos hereby given all persons having Claims against
Evelyn Earbeck Auftn Ordt Of the County OF New
YORK deceased with vouchers thereof
tne SUBSCRIBER their place OF transactng business
q the oTce q Richards Brown, No 81 William Street
Il the Borough q Manhattan. City New York.
bs.ors TIE 1Sth day OF April
Daisa New YORK. The third day Of October. 1893.
CLEMENT ARNOLD ACFFd ORDT,
HENRY CACEARD. Executors
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CARPET CLEANING.

81 - eleaned by steam by hand OF
Cg '5oF. Careful Carpet Cleaning
cos 's9s Bn0s6Eay 42I East Jsrh--r
lkANDT- Tel f22-3sth
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CREDIT To All

psvrs.-.-a - y stches. JeWelr5. weakly
Enfee.T' reasonable prices: goods guar
PFPcs. representative calls TswFs
-- - Maiden Lane
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EXCHANGES.

nsae n-' ,, she senLlenen's custom clotbes
hno articles .i-stEe :. FOR cast off Clothing
.-ex 49, q Fal1e VIII cas rrtt6 ..-e
isiisy 81 1is 2. ROSS RT-PT IN e,,s,I.,, an
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BILLIARD AND pool TABLES

AHO AND POOL TABLES, new
&c.. ,. seeono-ha1d. lowest prices. easiest
4AAA BROS, p Union Square
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GARD RDENER.-SIugIa middle aged. Just
disenSagad: thoroughly understands
lawns. flowers first class vegetable gar
densr; good worker, long experience. eight
ears in lost mace Ncs- cf-v reference
Address JAMES BENNETT Mills Horel
No. =. RtvilgtOn-st.
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DAYS WORK a respectable widow
az housecIaaninG washing ani ironing
Address Mrs N CT RE. 40 East ist1-sc
New-York tribune., 1900-03-28

GARDENER E--Ssvsds. na--led. ore boy.
wants steady position Arru 1, - years
experience in care Of greenhouse, flowers.
lawns. hotbelIs vegsta eles on gent lsrnGn' :
place: ~ years in present position, very
best Of reference. WILLIAM ARNIDSON.
WlliamsbridEe. y. 7
New-York tribune., 1900-03-28

ATTENTION,-Men. 81 50 and few hours
light work takes you 70 Europe: no
steamship work. SHIPPING OFFICE. 3
Clinton-st and IS West-st
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GOVERN SS.-F-snch girl. best CITY ref
e-e1cs. 20 one OF two children A.s 3.
r. 143 West 15tn-st
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SECOND OF USEFUL. MANY Young
man in private family. city or coun-rv;
assist waiting, attend furnace. windows
and silver Address BARRY. care Mrs.
Thomas l.269 2d-ave.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-27
To Meet Life. Wear md Tear.

The paramount necessity for the preser-
walton of the teeth is that they be kept
clean to a point that few either dream of
or accomplish. II this were done, the
teeth themselves would last through the
time during which they are required.
The dentist of today. after he has re-
moved the tartar and denominations that.
in spite of your vigilance have been de-
posted. and brushing each tooth equally
on the labial and ingual side with his tiny
brush, which can go into all the cracks
and crevices, as il is propelled by ma
chine that makes II revoive rapidly. gives
an object lesson as to what is necessary
in this respect. 1t would be a saving of
money and tooth structure to visit the
dentist at least once a month for this
purpose. In the mean time the tooth
brush that one yields himself should be
soft. not too large. and IL should be kept
thoroughly disinfected and renewed at
least once a. month-preferably oftener.
The points OF the bristlcs became worn
and in short time wound the gums. The
matter of tooth powders. tooth pastes
and mouth washes is very important.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-27
WHAT W@MRW WENRo

which Is confined at the waist by muslin
scarf that is carried twice around and
tied in the middle of the front; 1t then
falls to the bottom in two gradually wild
ening flaps embroidered and lace incrusted.
The tight sleeves are of yelling to the
elbows. of lace below. There is a high
white silk stock, and the effect is indie
scribably youthful and pretty.
The design is original with pupil of
one OF the most fashionable private schools
in New York, and has been adopted by
her classmates.
A serviceable dress In the trousseau of
Miss Mary Crocker. of San Francisco, who
will marry Francis Burton Harrison on
June in st. Mary's church. Tuxedo park.
is of dark blue serge, with the pretty skirt
laid in pIaits in groups of four. Three
rows of gimp braiding are set about the
bottom The bodice is bolero with fiat
collar and gimp-trimmed revers. which
opens over a white muslin chemisette con-
fined at the waist by wide white belt.
The rather wide short sleeves fall over
puffy undersleeves of blue and white fou-
lard, corresponding with the blue and