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OPTICIANS.

~
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THEO MUNDORFF. Optician.
l 167 Broadway, New York.
Depot for the wonderful Zeiss field glasses.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

WE CURE RUPTURE By Fidelity
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Deity" % West 34th-st.
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HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

S-y@'S ICE CREAM Is always pure.
Es1ce TIE reason for universal confidence
-. acknowledged superiority over ali other.
S4lef i ron Ezosf convenient depot
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PHoToGRAPH SUPPLIES

NETWORK CAMERA EXCHANGE, ia
Fultou.-Lsrgest supply: loves nrtces +.
Cameras bought. sold. exchanged: SEND for
ha-gaiu list.
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LADIES' TAILORs

g. e. - IIAG and nttisg By expert de
I'll FIief r zeoua BE. WiIl call. MI
-@aa-es Tal4or. "a Gth-ave.
SJsERTlsENENTs g-S .--5sc-Igr,o1s f5f
oros s--Ae1e received al their EptcN
q sl,.N.- l--z2 Broadway. q door north
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oslcsz =, received 81 the following branch
la ofrloe rates until o'clock
u e. =. - shave s. e cor. e3d-se-s
e. cor. 18th ST. 4scyA
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- OUR IDEAL CLIP will
~ ~ keep your glasses on. Il has
UN light grip and won't slip.
- ~ Opera glasses Field glasses
AEY Err 81 ELTING, 6l7 0th-sye. New
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SECOND HAND SAFES.

: RUY SECOND HAND SAFES Il c.
t p rrSESN Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
80 ~--fcSs 2f9 Cenfre-st-. y. J. City.
S1FFS -E.xchsugee. removed. repaInted.
% vesrs' experiences. WIZ. NED
HARpT. 225 Ceutre-si
~ -aTnoved, boCgn sho sou E@'4IA@E
SAFF 20. = -uring-st.
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Eye Glasses Free
THIS WEEK our opticians will examine
your eyes and sell you a pair Of our $3.50
gold spring eyeglasses for 81, and give you
& gold plated eyeglass chain with a safety
hook, also leather case absolutely free
It's a $3.50 outfit FOR 81. SpectRcles al the
same price KEENE'S OPTICAL CO., I40
Fulton 81. Nsw-York near Nassau ST..
Hours 70 8.
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PRINTfNG--First class; very low prtces
Write for estimates ASTE PRESS 30
CarP1-st. ~. Y.
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HERNIA OR RUPTURE.

. ClEssFCL mechanical treatment; per
90 refer Lon. safety relief OF cure: 30
experience. satisfaction guaranteed
% East 2sd-st.
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HKPEOTIsm.

- AIING STUDY: guarantee 20 make
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- private lessons By appointment.
--SoRSE. i57 West 2sd-st
-EAOLl sA taught thoroughly. practically
= ~ .sas71a bly, address TEACHER. Box
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FACE AND HAIR SPECIALIST.
zNE. CAROLINE leading lace Specialist;
A51--i5-s "a gth-ave. send for free sealed
.s--r,Isrs an6 testimonials.
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INVENTORS, MODELS.

=, - Oils MODELS accurately made
~ -. ncFel-ies manufactured. DALSETY,
->' q1e tlork from Broadway
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HELP WANTED.
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CONDUCTED By 1 TI5E STATE OF NEW
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The work Is very pleasant and viii easily
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particulars 70 al sending stamp. Mrs. II.
A WIGGINS, Benton HarpoT, Mich.
WANTED.-As nursery governess in city.
an educated young woman OF some eX-
perience with children. 10 care for TWO chill
dren. three and two years old: wages $50.
ADDRESS VALENTINE, 100 Broadway, New
York City
WANTED.-A refined, intelligent girl. in
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woman and willing TO do housework: no
washing. Address. with references, Box
500, Lakewood. \. J.
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-,p,LMERs a UNDERTAKINGS.

81 1TTAN BURIAL Co. Prof. Arthur
AAH-.-sI NanaEer.-Good service. reason
~ East ard So2 West 261h-st- Teie-
so.-s I az Madison Square
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EXPERIMENTAL WORK.

s--(SI-T NACHINE WORKSHOP, die
o. de makers. experimental work IN
49,. 49, nsrfeCted. - West-st-. NeW-Aork-
- 49, g. is CoTtlanot
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Elastic BELT rRUssEs.

SETTING TRCSSES sl.55. kALIsH
- ARNACK. GS6-sJ. and 4th-sys-. New
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IADELECTRIC.

- lADELEcTRIc. best cleo
- tSleal. wireless. pOcketabie
IAsE apparatus Tor any electro
indicated treatment $3.50;
- - act ErrisinR usanats cturfng
49, n price buys them with attach
ssrE,r - nlelL sTOnge and battery. al
!, ~sss--tcI RIGS FACTORY. Isl West Dist
-sks elevator
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SPECIAL CARD OFFER.

- NrAT STRAIGHT EDGE CARDS.
~ Zane. address. profession society EN-
uaA4's s,,,-i,f5inu handsome engraved alum
olstll' 80 FOR 25c. P. !. BLTSCHER iG0
55Th-st-. Brooklyn.
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ROOFING.

E00FS REPAIRED and painted. mad
1890 70 new, 1e. per foot. AddEes
sS9FF.R 24i West 2eth-st.
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HALLS SAFES.


EAFES bgUE--. sold or exchanged; safe NOV
iag ard repairing. KTNSEY. RAINIER
Z THOMSON. 393 Broadway
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UPHoLsTERERs & DECORATORS

D. WARSAVSRy, 764 Madlson-aye.-
Hair mattresses made over; carpets laid;
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I. GOLDETETN. 1fS East Seth-st.-Full
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gimps. also hair. moss. springs, tckings,
s''O cover linens
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
eHars1teeo: machinery bought and ez-
ensnGed. GD1. b EDDY. 39s Madison-st
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS new, $40; Remodeiled
Rem ngtons, Smiths. S35 rentals reduced;
prompt .epairing CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE PAL Broadway.
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| HOUSEKEEPER o. COMPASION-You
widow; speaks three languages. wishes
position IN good home for small widoWer
family good cook; city Or country. refer
ence; no tFiheFs need answer C.. 227 lat
ave. store.
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REFRACTION SPECIALIST.

90 DAYS ONLY WILL SELL
~ IS Artificial Eyes al $3.50. Sent
S by mail OF adjusted al Office
- ET-GEFS 80 Court Brnoklvn.
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POLISHED PLATE GLASS

DAVID sHULDINER, Of 9sI eth-ave,- i,
the most reliable glazier In New-YorI,
Telephone $50 Columbus
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STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Four years experience; neat penman;
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Bookkeeping; neat. accurate; moderate sal
ery- Address Miss BROOKS, Box 100,
| Tribune O1f.ee.
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED.


eADCELiNE restores gray hair 70 orlgi.
color, treatise OF hair free. BRUCELlA
@ sea f-f-sve
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LACNDRE1SS Competent can do shirts
collars. cuffs and table linen beautifully
70 90 out BY the day 10 private families
best references. Eli East TGth-sr (Shes-
hans bsiD.
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WANTED.--A bright. energetic Bnd intelli-
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PATTERN AND MODEL MAKEns

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model makers, 81 Frsnkfort-st New
York and 3i-S5 Broadway. Brooklyn Teie-
phone 1.O4I John and 1871 WILLIAMSBURG.
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MOTHERS HELP.-By American young
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JANITRESS. -Apply with references at
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day. between 10 and -
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND. RECORDS.

PHONOGRAPHS for cash instruments. 81
down. 81 week: delivered Of first pay
ueut. records exchanged. sc. Hlio%Ed Rnr
old records HELLER. $50 36-ave. Opca
evenings
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
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STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Five years practical experience; salary
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THEoDoR- LoHR. 2se Grand-st.-Zither
mandolins and guitars: also music Il
the same. catalogue mailed
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WORN WANTED.

Male
YOUNG MAN, 20. in oftcs OF wholssals
house. with chance OF advancement: neat
writer; accurate hglrsr. J. BRAUNSTON.
| ass Bast e4th-st
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

ATLAS ATHLETIC STUDIO. 1917
Broadway, ent ance northwest corner
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perfection.
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WATER FILTERS.

PURIFIED Croton water through Linke' 9
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
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ATHLETIC. bicyc,e, college ana school; I'm
presentation medals a speciality. JOH1
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TRUSS SEES.

H = BODIES Trusses bound - cure the
worst rupture. Elastic Stockings. zoos
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TEACHER.-An experienced teacher. highly
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will give in exchange for pleasant home two
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Broadway.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY WONDER
SEE PROF. D. H. JENKINS 24e 6th-ave.,
Netaphysician and Chronic Specialist
Ancient Cures. Call or write.
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STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Also Office assistant; competent and eX-
perienced; references. J. 3. h, Tribune
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GOVERNESS. or resident, by re-
fined North German lady. English Ger
references a. L., less Crestou-ave.. Ford
ham.
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FURs.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

pTE-ST. 60 WEST.-Elegsntly furnish
suite and other rooms; private family.
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MAGIC INSECT DIFFERENTIATION

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S4A~@ADE g. co. g mosquito bILe cETs and
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

A CULTIVATED LADY desires position Of
trust with elderly couple or wid0wer.
with children; has had experience as
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private family, references. address ABIL-
T'Ty Tribune Office
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PILES AND CONSTIPATION.

DR.. CPEAN'S Vegetable Electuary: in
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81 East 4th-st.
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MATTRESS MAKING.

MATTRESSES REMADE. fun size. sI.75:
ticking. S225; upholstering. repairing.
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53d-st.
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GERMAN VETERINARY SUR
GEONs

Dr. LUDWIG PEINE, German Veterinary
Surgeon, house animals q speciality. zOf
LeEf s3d-st- Highest references.
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VISITING COVERINGS. -Private lessons
English literature. rhetoric, grammar,
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NYE, Box 80, Tribune Office.
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Female.
A LADY desires 70 obtain suitable position
in private family, or visiting teacher.
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tent 10 travel and chaperon young ladies'.
Address, until November is, R. G., lat
Kesr S4th-sr
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SWEDISH MOVEMENTS.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS

STEAMSHIP. TICKETS. all lines: also
HSllToad tickets 70 all points A E
JOHNSON e. CO. q Broadway.
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TEA and experieu ceI
lady teacher desires visiting or resident
engagement. higher English, languages and
music. Address REVIEW, Tompkinsville,
Staten Island
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WANTED. General and local agents IN
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PERFECT FITTING elastic stockings. 2
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YOUNG MAN s. IN Southern hotel for the
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ave
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0HNM6ST5lB CURED AT HOME
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TRUNKS AND vALIsEs.

/ A FULL LINE Of high grade Trunks and
Bags, retailed at wholesale prices S
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near Crand-s+
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WORN OUT gold and sIlv~- bought by r.
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Nrars : Iobu-Ef
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EMERSON PIANO Co,
v AREE0OAIS.
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ATTENDANT for aged o. invalid lady: city
OF country Apply present employer. 80
34th-sr.
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MIMEoGRAPHs. new and second hand.
bought and sold. Typewriter supplies.
J TF-RNRT-LT. 81 Nassau-st-
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AN AMERICAN lady. Of middle age. capa-
bic Of taking entire supervision Of house
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able references. Address Box 2S7. New
Cnuzan Conn
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USEFUL MANY honest, steady. elderly
Englishman; work around house or any
home more than high wages STEADY.
554 Sd-ave.. Office
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GROOM. &c.-By young man .: city OF
country, first class groom and driver; 81
Der honest: best reference. CLANCY. "a
San1s-st-. Brooklyn.
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observation-disclosures rendered 10 chill
oren backward in any branch OF study. by
experienced teacher, who has afternoons
free; highest personal references DIPLO-
MA, 492 Columhus-ave.
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/ USEFUL MANY colOred man. 10 attend
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
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McGavren; Amen; Fens!er;-J. J Peal
having received the unanimous vote
Of the council was declared elecsea
| street commissioner.
On motion the council proceeded to
the election of water commissioner
ana on roll call the following council.
men voted for CHARLES Ford: Mck.y:
McG.vren: Fisher; Amen; Fensler.
Charli Ford having RECEIVED the
unanimous vote Of the council, was
declared elected water Commissioner
Moved by F sher and seconded by
McGavren that the council proceed to
h're an engineer for the pumping sta.
tlon. Motion adopted, and on roli cali
the following councilmen voted for
Clarence Stevens: McKsv; McGavrsn:
Fisher; Amen; Fensler. Clarence Ste.
vens having received a unanimous vote
for the position, was declar",, ,he man
Tor engineer at the pumping sta,inn
Moved by Fisher and seconded hy
Amen that when the council adi,urrs
1t adJourns to meet on Monday eve.
ming April 9th 1900.
Motion adopted.
Council then adjourned to NEE. AS \
Board of Equalization
ID. M. HARRIS, Cry Clerk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
Practically a new city admins.

! Practically q new city admins
tration, with the exception Of
Mayor James, was innaugura,ed
in Missouri Valley last night.
At the conclusion If aIl the
business pertaining tn the old
bolrl, sine d.. government move
msnt was passe,l aud Alderman
| Lyons aud Warren. Of the cid
board were removed from their az
allied positions, and immediately
after Mayor James delivered the
oath of Office to Msssrs Nc Kay,
Fisher aud McGavren, the recent
ly elected members OF the Council.
Wnen the last Of the new members
received the oath ,he adminstra-
ton of the city Of Missouri Valley
passed from the hands OF Demo-
cracy into the keeping Of the g o
P. the board after the reorganiza-
ton standing fonr republican
councilmen to two democratic
councilmen and the Mayor. At
the conclusion of the routine busi-
ness awaiting the new board, the
members shook the fruit trees for
the political plume belonging to
the successful party and the follow
ing positions were filled:
Street Commissioners, Jake Deal.
Water I" Chss Forde.
City Clerk Wiley, Middleton.
Engineer at the the pumping
station, Clarence Stevens: