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Maryland Affairs

Several cases Of pr,ststion by the intense
heat Of Monday were reported
Sandy Spring, Montgomery county, l.
10 have a national bank with capital Of
s25, 600
Robert de Reuiek, alias r. DensoH
pleaded guilty in the United States Distinct
Court, Baltimore, TO manufacturing count
erfeit half dollars
The pea louise has made its appearance
in Frederick county Mr. Harry b.
Witter, of near Frederick. says 1t has
practically destroyed his clover.
At the close of business on April %,
the date Of the last call fo= statement Of
their condition the 40 national banks, out
side of Baltimore, had on deposit sl2, 1885,
COL %.
Dudley's NJ +. Church, Queen Anne ;
county, will be repaired The edihce was
erected in 1888, and with one exception
is the Oldest Methodist church building on
the Peninsula.
Five hundred acres of woodland aud
three hundred cords of piled cordwood were
burned near Nanticoke, and hundreds OF
rabbits and squirrels were burned TO death.
Several men were badly burned while try
ing to check the FIRE
The old City Hotel at Annapolis is to
be sold at public auction on May %. In
colonial times it was known as Mann 5
Hotel, which was the house in which Gen
eral Washington slept the night before he
resigned his military commission.
The farm of the late John Fangmeyer,
situated on the Reisterstown turnpike, near
Owings Mills, has been sold to Miss Nellie
Fangmeyer, j Frederick Fangmeyer and
Harry Fangmeyer for $50, 900. The farm
contains ls4 acres and is well improved.
In his charge to the Washington county
grand jury Judge Stake criticised the con-
dition of the alleys of HagerstOwn, and
charged the city authorities with remissness.
The jury was excused, TO be reconvened
to place the responsibility should there not
be speedy change.
For the first time in the history Of
Maryland women voted at an especial cleo
ton in Annapolis, on the question of bond
lag the city for 1921 600 to provide for
better streets, &c The bill was carried
by majority of Al All registered
voters and tax payers were allowed to vote.
The election was held on Monday.
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Wars Mortgage on. Civilization
From l.s New York World.


The debts. * the civilized nations now
add up to4al OF over s32, OOa. 600, 600
most u It incurred in wars. To realize
what tsArty-two billioEs means few com
paratlye statements ara necessary.
The highest total value of the entire
eOIsoR crop of the United States in any
recent year was less than $500, 900, 900.
If, therefore, the whole American cotton
crop were sold for one hundred years in
succession, and the proceeds applied to the
payment of the world indebtedness
mainly incurred for Wars and war prepa-
rations-there would still remain an un-
paid balance of nearly two billions.
Professor H. G. Adams, of Cornell,
some time since calculated that the inter
est payments alone on these aggregated
debts Of the nations equal the value Of the
labor of ], GOO, 600 men working constantly
at sl.50 peg day per man.
Civilization is under blanket mortgage
TO war
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Miss Martha Hatfield, living near Bun
nlss. 3 station, Delaware, is Frustrated as
result of a thrilling encounter with snakes
While walking across a field oyergrown with
/ wildsage on Saturday last She felt some
thing twiuins about her ankle 1t proved
to be a blacksnake, which she shook off,
but almost instantly stepped into a nest of
other snakes. They crawled all over her
body, but she seized club and tried to.
beat them off. To the young woman $
horror, however, she found that the rep
tiles had encircled her so completely that
she could hardly walk and, crying for help,
she fell fainting in the field A farm Ia
borer went to her rescue and drove the
snakes away.
The United Fruit Company will spend
$500, 900 in improving its sugar planta-
tons in Cuba.
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SPECIAL " OTICE.

GslvBBtEsd f~1sIus Wlss as Prices that have
urYrr bece kno'sn 10 90, trade.
Lead Asi Oil 40 cheap thai anyone e.a At
ford 20 pasni tbs srason.
~ !. plenty We have a large stock u the
best make oi FrevEers aud Refrgrratrrs.
boa you need GAsohnr 0r Oii Stove for
summer cooksEs We have them they arr
cheap.
Door And Fludow SrFecus ~ 1afiDlIs Esyirs.
A fail hae Of frst-ciass Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, % long established reputation. At
reduced ruces.
4 call ~ saou convince y0G that gas bot
tom has b., compici-iy Knocked oai ii the
pucr Of NAll
Glass. Obs. PalHt. aad Patty, FlaslrrIug.
Hair And Cement. and la fast Everything IN
the Baiiilng Hardware hoe c4n BE- found, a.
Hr.l ~ los prlees. ~ The old established ssaad
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According to the figures at command in
Washington the discrepancy in the accounts
of Charles F. w. Nicely, of the Cuban
Department of Posts, amounts to SCI ,675-
1t is stated from Havana, however, that
Needy had been entrusted with S466, 900
worth of sur charged stamps to destroy
when new issue of stamps came out, and
it is believed that none of these stamps
we're destroyed, but were issued.
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7 week days only.
To land Baltimore Passengers only.
stops only when tagged.
sunday Trains.

on sunday trains will leave Hillen Station at 9S5
a. and 2S5 p M. Westminster ll.l5 q. m. All p.
m. arriving AT Union Bridge at ll.45 and 4.5O
p. m. Leave Union Bridge at 6. IS a m. and 4.05 r.
m, Westminster 80 a. and 434 p. m, arriving
at Hillen station at 907 a. IN and 6.l5 p.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania X. X. (Daily ex-
ccpt sunday. Trims for Frederick leave Bruce
vile al SIS 9.3S and 1910 a N. and 5.Ss and $50
p. m. Trains for Taneytowu, L.ittlestown and
Columbia leave Brueevilse at s.47 a. m. and S45
p m.
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore, daily, except Sunday, at ~ n. and
3.S2 p m. Through ears for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily exeept
sunday, at IO.17 a. N.
Passengers for and from Cherr' Run. Williams
port +. Y. and intermediate points, from and for
stations east of HagerStown. change at Hagerstown
Orders for baggage calls can be left At Ticket
Once, No. III East Baltimore street. Baltimore.
J. NJ. HOOD, General Manager.
oct7 d. II. GRiswoLD. Gen'l. Passenger Agent
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CHILD MURDER BY INCHES.

Why Collect Money for Foreign Missions
When Christians (?) Marder Their Chill
dsen-Men in High Positions Fattening
From the Ghoulish System of Child Insur
ance-Starving India and Heather China
No Worse
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Suit. Overooat and
Pants Department

We have some splendid things to shoW you
aud will sell them al halt price, and, ii desir
ed. will make up 10 order ia hr>t-class style,
tt guaranteed or no sale. 4 dellaT saved i
Il dollar made. Call and examine oug stock
aud We are confident Ne can save you money
aud please you, ~ the Old stand, No. 80 West
Main street, Westminster. Nd.
lap2g-u a. VI. ANDERS.
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Great bargains in Underwear, al prices that
WIH compel you 60 buy Less than half prlce.
Also a 10, Of tine Wool Ovsrshirts. former
price SEQ 20 s.. 80. n0W 500 Also large
hne OF Gloves Al al prices, reduced 20 less
than half pgiee IL NcckNrar ~ caa open
yoar eyes IN prices. titly cent goods from
loo up-Eood goods aud good STYLES. They
must be sold The balance OF oar stock Of
Hats NJ lcss than bali prsee-some trsI-ciass
styles. Oar greatest otter j. IN our
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(u.EAN SWEEP

Balance OF oar entire stock at price, yua can
not AFFORD % overlook
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GILBERT & GEHR,

Westminster. Nd
Plamb,ns. Heating. SpSutag Tin Roohng
- 0uT specially. TED ~
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to the new store No 50 +. Main street. re
Gently purchased by them, wherr they vii
carry on
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/ BUSINESS CHANGE
GROCERIES g. QUEENswARE

We take Country Produce IN Elk
change and Pay Cash.
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| SOLICIT the former pair,
and ct the pabi,c "a Eeaei
az al fltGrs aad ~ Tsaspuau
deco JOHN |
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.oYoey AND PaLMIsTRY.
.KAPNoTIc FURNACE.

- T-=I.-Tetal sns IKE prevention
r7.arsuree6 ct no y7aS J. DE hbH-at-N,
= --l-s-,e=- \ :
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WOah w SNTED.
Female.

Eemule-
ATTENTION. ladies wishing 10 enter
tain may Obtain the services Of a com
potent waitress. who VIII assume charge
or receptions dinners and Iuncheons. deco
"a ing "a Bile. Axe. menus made out
KATHERINE WELLS. I13 West Szth-st
ALL LADY READERS OF The Tribune
need copy of the Cook Book Calendar
The most unique ard valuable kitchen
novelty Ia the world 1000 MENUS Time
Tables. Weights Measures. SCIENTIFIC
PREPARATION OF FOOD etc. All FOR
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Remington and absolutely competent 70
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PRECIOUS STONES BOUGHT.

DIAMONDS and all kinds Of precious
sIones bought for cash. ALBERT
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BOOKS
gLGUGgTEB BOOK SALE.

ILUIr1E TO EE TORN DOWN
5-lzs t-r every 5ods- rlch and pooT. old
and T1E-E e. LCE=rrlg's &ew-4crk Book
Exchange ~ B-1zCEaE opposite y ana
makers 11czE q every description AZ
lower prices than ever before offered II
~ eIrs. immense stock q STANDARD and
r.sre a----- books. ruely bound sets,
-ls-rsr-C EIfr books = prices ueE-er before
Srrr-z7 red l-Del as Appleton 8.
Cham 1e-F BEI-z1E-rs- P=1pie - a. Eeur
0r- price. z=or-G-CaUd school books. Re-
50 books ~-E books ~ ai kinds bought
SID and =Eo-zrEed- highest cash prices
pad calls e. residence free LOH Err
- Er1sc way. between sth and 9th sta
-1eU rue-l-Es
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STORAGE.
SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

SURE Pop INSECT POWDER
Is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
REACHES. WATER BUGS. BEDBUGS.
ETC ADOLPH ISAACSEN & son. "a
FULTON-ST. y. Y
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PERFECT FITTING elastic stockings. 81.
Irusses and supporters. Fit guaranteed.
H A CASSEBEER 255 Colunbus-ave.
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TRUNKS AND VALIsES.
SLIGHTLY s0iled trunks bags and suit
cases at half price SCHWARTZ, 3D.
ave and Sth-st
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ANTIQUES. ETC.

a PLACE Importer snd Dealer in
. s--i-res sec s-s1-ase-- bet 18th and
sath SIS
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TYPEwRITERS-

TYPBwRITERS bought. sold rented re-
paired best machines: lowest prices:
trial free: telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE PAL B'Way.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

COOK First class. private family. Till-
ing. 1bliziuE 3 years reference 81
Pars-aVe- IS lEhs Gel
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ENGRAVING AND ENCLOSING.

ESTA BLSHED lss4.-H. G. AFFORD &
co &c and 9s Fulton-s1. New-YOrk.
Rt11Arn cor. Willian-st-Engray
M fTRHLS Plates Steel Die EmDo s.
PLATES ing: Wedding Invitations,
CTrTl Mr. Visiting Cards. Business
DILL Oioo Cards, Notes and Letter
TH30SSlNi Heads. Monograms and
Address Dies, Crests and
Goats Of Arms etc; Fine Corr spondence
Papers and Envs.. first class workman
snip az moderate prices
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COACHM city or country. Is
well recommended by Two last employ ers.
who can be seen, Will be found Wlll-As
and obIiging. Address COACHMAN- BOX
81 i 42 Broadway
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PATENTS bought sold money furnished
f,verl-ors. drawings rrasgna Die. good
ba-rain on hald BALDWIN. - LIB
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GRAY HAIR REsToRERs.

zRUcELENE restores So, "a s.. Rz2.c4r.-
"a! colcT; treatise ~ N
LINE CO, So etA-Afa.
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AWNINGS FOR hotels, of-ice buildings.
dwellings. etc manufactured BY GEO
FTESSEL Sss zrb-age.
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ART STORES.

ezRE BOOKS fine bindings engravilgs.
a. on 5ze-E paintings Wanted 70 buy
Fz-a Americana. WsshiuEJoniana- Books
Erz views nr carly New-York- BONA
VENTURE GALLERY. 6 West 336-st..
opposite -he WALDORF.
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

JOHN G. KLEIN & CO. 247 Greenwich
81. y. Y, dealers in Watches. Dia
monds etc Old Gold Bought
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BICYCLES

1851 TELBT NJ CTEscEnrE. FEaIhersr0nes
% exhibition Great sacrifice 1899 mod
Els MUsr be sid THOS WARD. g
harsT--
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ANTIQUE OBJECTS OF ART.

2 GARDINER. importer and dealer n
s---~-1e objects n art. Louis XIV, Ky,
vE-T and Eeuai ssance periods paintings.
--s-ries hrocades. embrolderles. etc ~
ar--a-a
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BRASS CASTINGS.

BRASS FJLNDEf 1rsEs UgJies tur
rr--e- and Hr1----la 1lefsi case sps-
eis--f fire brass zrl bronze castings mace
- --lce 4 CCGEL l3s Woes
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At Il. MAILER

I z3I1EuS Watches JeWei-r. repairing
- implicated watches. French and
fsH clocks e EpeCialrv- ol5 gold bought OF
es~rsEEed established 1851 T33 9Th i've.
rz7- 49,
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Male.

CARETAKER.-By respectable married
man; highly recommended private house
OF house t. rent Address 7. u. go OH
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.orARIr-ns AID GOLD FISH.

GOLD FISH - cents dozen. other fsa.
y -e-.s. Japa- ese. SOC. each. EGGE-
-->-- A-----Sl - Fest 125-h-st-
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

MASON FRAACAISE.-IIigh prices
for ladies' cast 90 clothing: especially
evening gowns furs. jeweiry, etc. Nine.
STNDif'. 81 6th-ave
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mANDoLINs. GUITARS. EITHER

THFODOR LOHR. $50 Grand st.-Ziuners,
nandoIins and guitars. also music Tor
-Lan same. caIaL-gle ralLee-
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEATING

ACCORDION side pleating at POMPA-
DOUR'S 6yeing and cleaning establish
rneut. 2.02s 3d-ave.: III. II2 304 East
I29d-st
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GARDENER Life experience in all its
branches excellent recommeudatious for
ability honesty. soorisry. industry, wife
first class dairy woman If necessary Ad-
dress GARDENER BOX 34S, Wi-kesba-re,
Penn
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HERNIA OR RUPTURE.

SUCCESSFUL mechanical treatment; per
feet retention, safety relief or cure: 80
years experience; satisfaction guaranteed.
J. =. SEELEY'S New-YoEk Establishment.
3f East 2Sd-st
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MAGNETISM.

MAGNETISM cures Rheumatism. Para
Iysis. Nervous PrOstratiou and all blood
disea ses Dr.. DAEE. 1876 West 45th-sI
'sDr Dake cured me % a large, painful
-,-r1,-.- Mrs Post CT West 96th-st-
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B0OkBINDERs.

EE7FF aNs- BROS. T. IS-h Street.
1ea- s-1 Are--EildLry % single volumes
o. Cd gI.Gr1-. - % any style
2 T. 500 EFEE. - EeeEIan-sr-- Boo+l-
binding ~ al Kinds neatly done al mod
craze urras
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ELECTRo-THERMAL BATHS.

DR. NOEL'S ELECTRIC BATHS. Il West
23d-sr New-YorE, instanIsneously r--
I.ave pains promote health. cure nervous
and chronic diseases
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GARDENER -5Uccessf grower thor
oCEhly versed n all branches Izndscap-
ing etc. On private estate. with green
houses. Al references. Address a Won
LEECWEEN. care Henry Won L.seuween
Passaic. y J.
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DENTISTRY.

WE MAKE old plates fl without seeing
mouth. little cost. no trouble BOSTON
DENTISTS. I43 West 125th-sJ-
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ART DEALERS.

A sFTTE.ER 80 West 231 -st.-I7a.aIings.
E-rhi-Es Frames, NirruTs, Gallery OF
a1-e-icz- Paintings Restoring. Regtldi1g.
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FRENCH KITCHEN fAbL
sPECIsLTiEs.

WHITE brown hreproof china, eartben
cooling utensils. al kinds y Fre1eh
steam coffee pots seizoeehess mAsfnise
r,--s-s...-5s- - making essence of beef:
{. 80 IN saarnia: hotel. club. fam
IL m SUPPLIES T5i BAZAa FRANCHISE. 4so
Broadway.
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PAWS TICKETS BOUGHT.
PATENTS,

PAWN TICKETS bought and old gold an
silver Call or address 50 ". 2sth. Bell
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CARPET CLEANING.

N1EPETS ceased By steam hy Esad or
On TIE 1oer. Csrekul Carpet Cleaning
o. 80 Eros6Esg. al Fsss zsfs-sE
q SE&sl1~ IsL lSs-ssxs-
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EXTRACTION SPECIALIST.

~ GLASS CLIPS DON'T SLIP.
~ FIT any nose 35c per pair. sent
6SF by mail. HUGHES. Optical
Expert. 80 Court st. Brooklyn
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HARDWARE.

EDWARD NICHOLSON. general ha
ware cutlery ground and repaired; {
collars and fishing tackle All 6th-ave.
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CSEFCL Nan C0ACHAAN-- Single.
Understands care q horses. harness. ar
riagez- attend furnaces willing. obiiEfnz.
good references. country preferred. Ad-
eress ,N0RW EGIAN Beach PIacs.
BrookIgn
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USEFUL MAN.-PTivate family Psrsonal
reference; Protestant VA. 81 AAHON.
"a West 1sth-st
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TAPE WORMS.

TAPE WORMS removed while YOU wait.
cure guaranteed; send for treatise on
worIns a. ". ALLEN n years expert
erce). 6O4 Grand-st., New-York.
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COACHMAN.-Ma ne incUnorance,
ten wears first class references rom
prominent New-Tork families; viii 90
ANYWHERE IN the United States Address
W. W. 70 East 53d-st-
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pIANos AND ORGANS.
pIMpLEs. CURES GUARANTEED.

WRITTEN contract. References ali parts
city mailed. All blood, skin. hair diseases
treated DR.. ALEXANDER WILLIAMS.
Aston Court. % West 34th-st. rs sun
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
EXPERIMENTAL WORK.

CRESCENT MACHINE WORKs--Tooi
d5a and model makers. experimental
work inventions perfsctel- q vests
So YORK Tel call. 5IS5 Cort-andt.
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DOMESTIC slTr .r1oxs WANTED
EIaEs

USEFUL NAN-Gernaa. sober. reliable:
care horses. u5k etc. good gardener:
handy w--h tools steady position. refer
ence. COMPETENT Box 50 f242 way.
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COACHMAN.-Mar-ied- no fncumbrance;
thoroughly understands his business.
references from asst employer. COLLINS.
10 East 41st-st
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

WORKOUT gold and silver bought by R
LONGAIAN'S SONS. Gold and silver he-
fners 5 John-st
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DOGS q CAT HOSPITAL

NETWORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL
III West 25th-st: telephone 49l-1Stn-
Treatment. boarding. clipping and wash
ing; managers Canine Cemetery.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought ana -ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY, 3ss Maei-
son-st.
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MAGIC INSECT ExTERMINATol

SAII4ADE &. co. : mosquito bite cure and
insect extermInater never fails. destroys
sll insects and cures bites OF stingz; all
dealers. Office 16S West 2Sd-st., y. Y
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ELsINEss CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
--~-------- ---~-----------------
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL FEOcTR RED tor
e-a1tE manufacturers anc otne5s
--s-il1E ~ extend rneir business st9fss,
-saess places sllG quickly = Don ALL
N--SL-.>s 40 AssssU-st-
FsE szLE-A vel stocked country store
2 SHr along TIE HEcs5n doing gooc
- ness owner selling on account u poor
s-5e-iz A11rzzs COUNTRY MERCHANT,
r 1are Cn8ce
AAsIFaf---T RE1Rs. ATTENTION. - II
Fel Ezu- z.cafLor additional capital, or
- consider proposition 70 move plant -
&c s9sil- cry. address BOX -, Chicago
Two YOUNG. energetic business men.
yfessl-iv E1lflnF responsible positions y
49, llty- require I9f7 = 40
-ie-At--lc cl.LarE CAPITA - conllct q
az ---s.E business IL which good
LI-dlft c1G be real izec. Investors can con
-1-lzeeE E2- lake active part II de-
80 Address LA tn ER. Tribune Dffee-
-ED.-Ey lacy having g permanent
-liy income twenty -siEe hundred
- 0eLt interest, certified g-=rarloe
= g payments, resDoEsi1-e parties oliF-
A--7ss p T. p TrlbaH- Once
/" Az ED--FartF tc 1.1ves1 s. 90 for
e-aFief Interest in recently patented
Tac1-le nQEeltF. which VIII eel
-At ara pay well. marcy 20 % used
- Z epaHfeteHt Eslesnsan prefsTTed- - take
--e par ~ ssaEineEH. reference -
fHi PARTICULARS a. interview. 2
-ri5gus Gnice
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TRTSSES

=. Q. BODES TTusses bound 70 cure the
worst rupture. Elastic Stockings /, OO5
3d-aye. near 59th-st
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PAWNBROKERS.

BARGAINS in unredeemed Dlamon4s.
Watches and JeWeiry al HARLAN =.
157 East 125rh-st- near 3c-ave-
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E&AKFR Coal poo Po9ke5s .,; 2Ss w "; 5 10Th
Esta blished 1865 Telephone SST Columbus.
FINEST GRADE Red and White Ash Coal
aVes 64th-sr.
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GAS ENGINES.

GAS and Kerosene Engines, the Metz and
Weiss; cheapest power known: oue-hat
cent per horse power hour: patented al
countries. 12S-l32 Mott-st-