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a HERo ENDORSED.

Austin, Sept. % The republicans
have nominated Mayor Jones, OF Gal
weston, for congress
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STRAYED OR STOLEN - FIak dog
with black velvet ribbon gpnud neck.
Answers to name Of Mao or Mckinley
Reward if returned to Josresr's arug
store.
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Observation-Disclosures

Clipping from he Bruns wick
Times Cal "Wednesday, 6sptem,
Der 20, 1900:
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FOR RENT OR SALE House ana
lot No. ao7 D street for rent oF sale
Can be bought cheap, and on easy
terms. Brunswick Bspkand Tr0st Go.
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The aboye clipping from the
Times Cali OF recent date is cor
rect Ia but one detai1--it states
that the Bee Hive isahelllng on a
VERY small Margin which is
erroneous. The b Q Hive is sell
ing good, honest, reliable mer-
chandise at
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no REDUCE STOCK.

An announcement from the
poDu1ar Bee Hive Is always tn
tie. estiug, hut VII N this store says
Stock must b. reduced " il
means that hundreds Of Bruns-
wickians viii save money because
goods are being sold at a very
small margin. Read the an
noancenent and so to the Bee
fifve for bargains.
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lfeS score OF years ago Judge Ff4s.
gerald was appointed to the bench og
/ fhe district that includes Pima and
Cochise counties, To Arizona. He found
on coming to Tucson that fornaiIty
vas almost Haknown IN the courtroom
II the days were warui, the attorneys
asattendants dispensed Hfth coats.
ANS 20 him appeared particiflarly dis.
respectful lie announced that sfut1l,.
ing 10 the courtroom. motia not beatol.
Grated ana tlIat coats xnnst be worn
under pain oE Tie eonrtsg displeasure.
The grand Jury was called. Among
! the jurors summoned vas a brawny
miner, who appeared in his usual cos
tune 2 dark blue shirt aad overalls.
What do sou mean Z Numbered the
magistrate, sbg appeagIng III this court.
room ~ your shirt sleeves9 Where ID
your coat
AZ home Judge nglaiy returned
the juror
Then so and get I'll No, not d yvoed
sirfp giaring down upon the man "A /
ne attempted TO speak. eco home and \
get your coat, siEseor ISL caFiarsit yoss
for contemptlo
Ae miner went Silently ont Ha
didn't return that day nor the next
and the Judge, after issuing 4 bench
warrant for him. gWore III another
juror. About two weeks thereafter tim
original miner. dressed as the CONT de-
nlalded again stepped within Judge
kItzgera ti's range CT vision. 4 tfts 4
irate magistrate 10 gad lie *.
that his home and coat were
both in Harshaw rfeuntalns. near the
Mexican border oEey 100 miles away,
and that he had bot ebeyed the ofdefs
OF his honor N going home after his
coat.-Arizona Craphie.
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foreclosure Sales.
New Y0RK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YoRK.-Pincus Lowenfeld and William
Prayer plaintiffs against Jacob sonmer and others de-
PENDANTS
pursuance o. a Judgment duly
made and in the above entitled action. bearing
date the twcny-sixth day 1900 l. the under
signed the referee said Judgment named viii sell
public auction New Estate SalesroOm,
No. Ill Broadway in the Borough of Manhattan City
New York. the 25th day Of April 1900 Il O'Clock
on that day. by William Kennedy auctioneer the
premises directed by said Judgment be sold and therein
described follows:
All those certain land. buildings
thereon situate the Nineteenth Ward the Borough q
Manhattan in the City OF New York Block 1881,
section D the Land Man Of the City of New York
together bounded described follows: Beginning
in the line of Third avenue.
six feet seven inches and half northe-ly
from the point Of intersection eastery line of Third
avenue with the noTtherly line Eightyhfth
running thence northerly along Third
avenue hfty-one inch: easterly par
sllel with Eghy-ffth partly through party
wall standing the conveyed ard
rarity the premises adjoining north hun
cred feet thence southery and parallel with Third
nue. hfty-one feet one inch; thence westerly ard
parallel with EIghty-hfth street the
ginning. premises being known BY the street
bers 1917 and 1919 Third avenue
Dated March Both 1900.
EMANUEL BLUMENSTIEL. Referee
EMANUEL ARNSTEIN
Attorney Plaintiffs
No 81 Nassau street. y. Of Manhattan.
The following is diagram property be sold
described above the being 1917 1910
Third
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S6th st
S5th St

The approximate of lien charge o ,isfy
which the above described sold s13
3SI32, with interest thereon dav OF
1900 together with allowances o
1894 90-i0e with &c 1900 together
with the the approximate
OF taxes. other liens which
lowed to the purchaser of the purchase
paid by the referee. is Croton s35 and interest,
The premises will he sold in parcel subject
following prior incunbrances: A
for S24 600 with interest per per
from July !. 1899.
\ mortgage Sl+ 700. al per
November -. 1889
moftgage for So $50 with interest al six cent
ann'm from September ! 1899.
Party wall agreement dated July rs. 1850 between
Eugene =. Eagen and James Carnev Catherine his
wife recorded Office Register County
New IN I.ber 1896 Conveyances page ais and
claim for $3.50 for party
wall pursuant the Of party agreement.
Dated New York. March Both 1900
EMANUEL. BLUMENSTT
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South street.

SCUM Street.
The approxnate the taxes, assessments and
rates liens on said premises, 10 BE- paid by
the Referee Six AMI
fourteen interest besides charges
meier January 30 1900.
Dated New-Yor March 9th 1860.
JACOB WASHBURN. Referee
GEORGE H. HYDE. Plaintiffs Attorney 81 Chambers
Street Manhattan. New York City
A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions tor The Tribune
Il received al Uptown Office No. l,242 Broadway
Eoor north OF until o'clock
merits received following regular
"a rates until CLOCK y. viz: 2Ji Sth-aVe. 2
cor .3d st l2th-s, Mays. 9th
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SUPREME COURT. County of New york.

SUPREME COURT. County of New York
WILLIAM W JOHNSON and JOHN JARDINE as
Trustees for the benefit Minnie A Worth under the
las VIII and Testament Of Alvin j. Johnson deceased.
Plaintiff. against JOSEPH GALLO e. al. Defendants.
IN pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered the above entitled bearing
cate the Ith DAY OF April. 1900,
I. THE UNDERSIGNED the Referee Judgment
named will sell public the New Real
Estate Sales Room. III Broadway the Borough Of
1900 l. O'Clock day. by Messrs. L. J.
Phillips Company auconeers the premises directed by
said judgment be sold and therein described follows
ALL those certain pieces parcels Of land with
the Borough ~ Bronx. and
e New York bounded follows wit: BEING all
Nos go and POI designated
Map of portion the Dater Estate in the 23-d Ward
City O New York surveyed laid by
an Horne. Surveyor. which
filed In the office Of the Register of the City and
County Of New York the Srd day OF February, 1874
nd designated Is Sos
described said map follows Be
GINNING intersection
OF Prospect Avenue and the northwestery
side Of Dawson street running thence Nortery along the
of Prospect Avenue SiXtT-fve ana
hundredths lG5.98 thence
Easterv nearly along line said drawn be
260 and 20 said One hundred and
ard eighty-twO one hundreGths QO6S2) feet 70 the
northvesterly line of Dawson Street running thence
along said northwesterly side o Dawson
hundred and seventy-seven
ndredtns 127TT feet the point place Of be
be the said several dimensions and distances more
dated New York. April 18TH
EDWARD II. BURGHARD Referee.
MERRILL. & ROGERS,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs III Broadway, Manhattan New
York City.
The following is a diagram OF the property
said premises known Nos.
us T20 Prospect Avenue:
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I3Gth street


The approximate charge satisfy
which abovedescribed property be sold is sl
30 - with interest thereon from The 5h day OF Narc
1900. allowances amounting 10
S23-5s. interest from the 18th Of March. 1900
together The
amount taxes assessments. liens which are
20 allowed purchaser Of the purchase money
Cr paid b., the referee $500 interest.
Lated New TorF March cd 1900
EDWARD L. PATTERSON. Referee.
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STEAMSHIP LINES
I foreclosure Sales.

- jPREME COURT. County of New York
lula A PATTI1N Plaintiff against WILLIAM
9. ROSE FL al. Defendants.
In Judgment and sale duly
n eu-,tlei action hearing
date the 4Jh dav April.
the ersEned in said Judgment na
VIII sell public auction View York Real Estate
Sales Room, No. III Broadway, the Borough Of Man
haitian City Of New York. Tire 27h day April, 1900
twelve clock that day. by William Kennedy
aconeer The premises directed by said judgment be
sold and therein described follows:
ALL that lCt. parcel O.
York, with the buildings Improvements thereon
scr1hed follows BEGINNING the southeast
* Madison venue ara i39rd Street running Easerly
along tn" south side u lTd Eighty feet
South parallel with Madison Avenue Nineteen eleven
inches thence Westerly parallel with
through a parry Eighty 10 of
iEon Avenue; theme North
eleven inches 70 The point place Of beginning be said
dimensions
Dated. New York. April 5th. 1900
AJGTSTCS H VANDERPOEL, Referee.
MERRILL 6 ROGERS
Attys. for Plaintiff III Broadway Manhattan City Of
New York.
The following a diagram O property to sold
described above. the number being No. 2119
Madison Avenue;
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The approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which me above described property be sold is $40
5Sop, with thereon 4th April
1900 together with and allowances amounting to
1881 20 with interest from april 1900 together with
the expenses sale
The approximate Of taxes other
liens which @ allowed purchaser
purchase money paid by Referee 1897 49,
Dated, New York April D. 1900.
AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEI.
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STPREME COTRT- COUNTY OF NEV


- YORK-METRoPoLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Trustee. plaintiff. against
GEORGE T. ROWE and others. defendants.
IN of Judgment of foreclosure and duly
entitled bearing
cate the 18th OF March 1900 and entered in the
office OF the Clerk Of the County Of New York the
18th day n March 1900 l. the undersigned the referee
IN said Judgment named viii sell public auction tie
New Real Estate Salesroon. No. III Broadway,
the Borough Manhattan The City Of New York the
18th day April 1900 Y o'clock that day, 10y
Peter F Meyer auCtoneer. the directed
judgment be sold and therein described follows:
All that certain plot piece parcel Of land with tie
building thereon erected situate lying and being in the
City Of New York, ana bounded and described fol
lows, viz:
Beginning point the northe-y line side OF
One Hundred Thirty-siXtE 136Jh) Street. distant
easterly thereon hundred twelve feet and six
inches t22O from the eastery line side Of Seventh
Ctj Avenue and running thence norhery and parallel
easterly line Avenue
inches t991D line OF block
letveen ore Hundred ThirtysiXth G36tr) and one
il37th1
along said lire block twelve and
inches ~ southery parallel with
side CTth} ninety
feet and eleven inches 90 I'D he ncrtherlv line
side OF Hundred and Ihrty-IXh ti36th street,
ard thence westerly along the nOrthery line Of One
Hundred Thirtysixth G3Gth twelve and
inches G2) point place Of beginning. sad
lo1 being in section = Block 1921 on the land map 81
CITY. New York
The SD premises being known by the stree; number
I36th
Dated New YORK March 22d 1900
EDWARD l. PATTERSON. Referee.
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Broadway York City.
The following diagram OF the property 20 De sold:
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The approximate the lien charge satisfy
the above described property is be sold is SIS
40 thereon from the 9th day Of April
1890 together with and allowances amounting
$3.50 60 with from April I. 1900
assessments other liens he al
the purchaser Of the purchase paid
by the Referee
The premises be sold subject the and
contained deed recorded in Section 10 Lber
C,onveyances. 359. modified by
recorded in Section 10 Iiber y, Of Conveyances at
page &c. ~
EDN RICHARD
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.iACIE.N EET.

At REDUCED PEICES.-St0 secondhand
wood ami hon working r-achtEes. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought AID
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 3JN Maii-
eoa-st-
ADVERTISEMENT and subs C.. pticns FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once Ne. l.242 Broadway. I'd door north
Of 9lst-st.. until clock = n. adver-
tisemsats received NJ the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
p m. viz. as Sth-ave-. : . cor. 2'd 81.
1872 6th-sve.. cor f2th-rt.; Mays 9Th
sve and I4th-sl-; I42 Columbus ave. nea.
West GctE-st iOG West so st. near 9th
ave % Fas, l4th-st.: or West i2d-st
between tn snd 18th aves 10 East +Ith-
- J .:;3S 3d-ave.. between 1G.h and IIth
SIS O9G 3d-ave., near GIst-st-: !. Tns lst-
ave near S9,h-s' $50 81 ave. near 4lSt
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COOK--By a Young English woman:
Protestant. makes excel srt bread.
soups. pastries. entrees. teilies. etc aeGr
and economical about kitchen. good refer
ences- call las fth-ave
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SUPREME COURT. County of New YORK

- FRANCIS SMITH. Plaintiff. aga nst ELLA P
SMITH nd others. defendants
IN pursuance Of InterlocutOry Judgment
Sale entered herein dated March 27th 1850 the
dersigned Referee appointed such Judgment Will
sell Public Auction New York Estate
Sa lesroom III Broadway. Borough Manhattan city
Of New York. the 18th day Of April 1900. -
O'Clock Noon by F. Meyer Aucti0neer the premises
by said be sold and therein described
as follows:
All that certain piece parcel land, situate
and be n New York Borough Of
Manhattan described follows: Beginning
Of he S0utherlv
side 4 Street, with the Westerly Gouver
neur Slip thence Souherly along
Sip. twenty-five feet TO land row late belong
ing John Westerly sa
Crt-' feet n
belonging Joseph Martin Northery along
sal ne land,
Front Street and thence Easterly along Front street
sivty-tfree feet inches point place
ginning be The said several dimensions
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SIN he.

MATTRESSES RISMADE az customers
residence CT IN shtp. Few ticks and hair
furnished At cost. feB- hers steamed ami
curel; mattresses made 10 order. special
prices fer netsls and boarding Eouse~ "
Si'SeNAN = 100 2d-sve., telephone 81
Harlem
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
EwPLoYNIENT AGENCIES.

At ST BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU,
2iI East 4-d-st.. Tel -5s4-}Sth-st.-Firs t
class servants supplied. houses closed for
families Who are 4eayiHs town. references
-arelully Inv estiEateG.
BEST SERVANTS BEST SYSTEM.
IRWIN'S :. 6TE-AFE. AND 1iTH-ST.
ALL REFER k,tNCES IN IVES TIGATED.
MRS Z. NJ. BACON. the most reliable
office for Male and Female Help Refer
eEces investigated. ISL 6th-ave.. near 2Sd-
p. reIenhonr 2g93-lSth-st.
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BOOKS bought for casn entire libraries
purchased: calls residences free. :. g.
RAINS $50 5th-ave
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PATENTS.

A.-THOMAS DREW sTETSON, % Muir
rny-st. patent solicitor and expert: es-
tAblished 1885. Telephone. 2I36 Cortlaudt
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

RELIEVE RHEUMATISM st,n joints
hot air treatment 100 n SOS degrees
Fahrenheit; male and female attendants;
hours 10 TO 4. SATHER. 9o5 West s3d-.st.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
NCRSE.-Competen nurse for a child 20
months old to go with family 70 me
West. Call Friday morling between II
and clock, 25S West 54th-st
WANTED -Stenographe- who thoroughly
understands her work and is rapid
typewriter Remington: must be refined
and Of pleasing address, capable Of reading
her notes quickly and correctly; also able
to take direct dictation TO the machine;
wages S12 per week; none need apply IN
less they have the necessary qualifications.
Address P. o. Box 1920, New-York CITY.
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understands her work and is a rapid
typewriter (Remington) must be refined
and of pleasing address; capable of reading
to take direct 3ictation 70 me mac
wages S12 per week: none need apply IN
less they have the necessary qualifications
Address P. o. Box 2.32G. New-york CITY.
WORK w.xrEn
femnie'
COMPANION, sc. - Refined, intelligent
governess or housekeeper. A. X. care
Mrs. Siiverthorne. 32s Dean-st.. B'klyn.
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GIRL, II, speaking German and English.
Long Island city.
JANITRESs. young man; not
rrP 9I!.s 214 East s5th-s,. ''''' '''' 'A-'
STENOGRAPHER.-By expert five years
experience in insurance office: intelligent
rapid and accurate; excellent references;
Brooklyn.
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STENOGRAPHDR and TYPEWRITER
perience: salary moderate Address NJ. A.
S. Box "a Tribune Office.
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RETARY.-By n lady of business ex-
perienCe; best OF city references Address
c. z. J., Times Building. Room 161.
Hammond or Underwood machine: writes
good hand, moderate salary Box -,
I-eoIIIa, y. d
STE%OGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
By a your g girl graduate % private
school in city an unusually good begin
ner Address EARNEST. Box 20, I54
TEACHER Nv experienced lady. country;
English languages and music: will chap
eron pupils il desired. Address Ian
GUAGES. TOmpkinsVlIle, Staten Island.
CPHOLSTERING.- make mattresses
al custome-'s residences for 81 80; Al
work GEDWIN. S3e West 5Sd-st-
atan baytng W Nas y Yer shS7i 5ip6ma
with lady or FAMILY during summer. Miss
BARLEY. LOO Tth-ave. Altoona Penn.
charge OF laundry Office Miss EVA
WAGNER Lac West c3d-st
-
YOUNG LADY as cashier. Office assistant
nv CPoPEPT 100 Coinnbia>1st
YOUNG LADY, with experience in double
typewriter. Address NJ MAURICE, 1915
West Sad-st
"'ie-
ACTIVE married man, American aged 81
five years experience as collector. wishes
2 n. 1874 Bridge-st.. Brooklyn.
KEEPER.-Thorough business man.
81. ten years experience. as DooAkeepeT
nished. THOMAS MKEoNE. s3S East
66th-st.
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BAKER. wishes work as first
class second hand on cake was IoTenlah
ton-ave.. Brooklyn.
BOY. -, wiling % Work az ahytnihg-
JAMES h SLOAI. loi 4ou-s'-' . N!Sh'
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erencc Address DAVIDSON, 112 West
10lst-st.
---7--1--.I.
BOY. Is. wishes position IN NHolesdIe
shipping clerk, good handwriting. GEORGE
WEIDER, sos East ,eth-st
" $1,000 :
mercantile house pCefcrred; advancement
and permanent. R. l., BAL East 77th-st-
CLERK or PORTER in grocery. wholesale
best references. Address J. 7. G., i45
West Houston-st.
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--E-I-cf clerk ten
wears experience. wishes permanent po-
4ition by the week can furnish highest
references. city OF country T. 7. EN-
GEI.KE OS2 1st-ave
I'VE years experience: can open $500 a
day Address JOE SATURDAY. 30 Front
ST Brooklyn
-
CLERK.-Ioung man 10 as stock cl"gk,
err Wiling 10 DO any work; steady and
honest A. LAVENDER. 1872 Gue-nsey-st.
BROOKLYN
English woman; good family; expert
anced courier, six languages good sailor,
hacker ueedlewoman: highest CITY refer
enees 22l East 23d-st.. care OF Almbe-S.
DRIVER-Ry experienced young man.
single OF double three years experience
in local express Address J. DOOI. 4O5
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MASTER MECHANIC. as. experienced in
manufacturing establishments: design
special machinery for reducing cost. i'm
prove processes and keep plant in highest
state OF efficiency MECHANICAL. EN-
GINEER. Box 2 Tribune ONCE
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DEAaIoND SETTER.

DIAMONDS reset while you wait in latest
style OF mOuntings. H SESSLER, Dia-
mCnd Setter. y Maiden Lane.
FURNISHED I.O,DlIS TO LET.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS with
Motel serF ice moderate priCea. con
verience ~ location speaks for itself. spe-
cal rates fo- spring ara summer season.
MANAGER. 20 East fZG-st.
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uoaEsrIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
BODY GUARD. &c--Colured man would
like position az hpdygUa-d OF valet home
~ abroad. can furnish all reference. aEed
- height feet IL IN hes Address W
II. PORTER. 81 Wuodworth ave. Yun-
kers y. Y.
BUTLER VALET BY middle aged
Swede 20 60 abroad with gentleman OF
fnmily. speaks English. French ana little
CierIpau. has travelled IN Europe and Per
STA. Cau OF address HERBERT s East
76th-s;.. presen, employers
BtTLEH--by Young man. honest nd
sober willing To meke himr-if use 'til:
references Address II. c.. % West s3d-st
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MAN and WIFE. Prutsstants. uneusum-
he-ed. have had experience running
boarding Rouse. or similar position. man
good all round: wife; good cook. excellent
references Address R =. 2lS East
4Sth--st
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COACHMAN and GARDENER - Good
driver: understands milking and lawns
viii be found wiling and obligingi I'VE
wears best personal references. Address
J. b, 1874 6th-ave.
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HELP WANTED.

Male
ATTENTION. MEN!-ST 80 and few hours
light work takes you to Europe; no
steamship work. Shipping Offices C!in-
ton-st. ard IS West-st
WANTED.--A first class valet, not over
-. Apply to Mills Building. sth floor.
room l6
WANTED.-Ftrst-cl speciality sales
man. must furnish good references. lia
Chambers-st-, New-York City
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SCIENTIFIC MANICURlNG.

MANICURING and physica! culture.
obesity restored or reduced: professional
graduate. STEELE 126 Yves; 23d-st
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CARPET CLEANING.
ss AND ACcoRDIoy PLEAr-
lag.

!, H3G@ e Cd, sr e, asseT 2 I,
. - 81. z1as=l.i5she.l 90 years
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COACHMAN. - Married, Swiss; under
stands his business thoroughly. capable
around gentleman place; best references
SWISS Sol East T1st-st.
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LAUNDRY and CHAMBER wORR.-By
a German woman. city OF country OH,
East S9th-st-. two lights.
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COACHMAN or SECOND MAN.-Mar-ied;
aged 80: wants situation in Morristown,
thoroughly experienced. best references
Address CHANCE. SIorristoWn. n J.
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FOR sALE-Ten RIP ANS for cents
AT druggists enc gives relief
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gardener 20 II Walter Webb. Scarhor-
oush. Is open for Al engagement with any
lady or gentleman requiring the ssrN ices
OF thorough, practical man In hort
culture. the care and managem nj Cf u
first class establishment. Scotch. married.
middle aged no family. Address JAMES
PARK as llth-st. Brooklyn
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MATTRESSES REMADE at customers
residences in three hours specially. new
tiekings and hair suppliedi soir us~rs -
ovn patented oscilleting hair carding ma
crimes and caiA,~ihle benches. TEE
MACbOFGNE METHOD, sac 0th-ave
Country orders solicited Telephone SJ-
columbus
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BILLIARD AND pool TABLES
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WAITED. Partner 10 handle I'VE .bo,-
fre.-- acres Georgia pine Timber tHe
49,. tlEgin forest IN the south to--5ay
L. O. BROCK, rauaps.osa Ga.