davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1900-03-08
SI;6s SPREADS Gso'ne. Csc

These are full bed size and heavy
crochet in Marseilles pattern. Also
4 fine Satin Spreads worth S3.25 that
We shall offer tomorrow at $2.25.
The evening times., 1900-03-08
Visited THE PRESIDENr /
Pure Food Congress Delegates Call
at the White House.

Work Begun by the Convention.
Committees Announced Early in
the Session - Interesting Papers
Read by DeIeEates-The Bill Intro
dueed by Mr.. Brosius Circulated.
The evening times., 1900-03-08
COD-LEVER OIL

is the standard remedy for lung
trouble; SCOTS Emulsion is the
best Cod-Liver Oil, made pleas
ant and easy to take.
- All Druggists soc. and tI.Oo.
The evening times., 1900-03-08
-HOURBILLHEARING
Opposition Offered by a New Jer-
sey Manufacturer.

He Tells the House Committee on
Labor That the Proposed Law
sOHnI LIberty-ChaIrman Gardner
Replies 20 the Witness Criticism.
The evening times., 1900-03-08
Boys $3.50 c1IO
Brownie Suits. Oily

The 3. Z. and 5-year-Cld bows are
the fortunate ones this time-a doz-
en- suits in the lot-neat mixtures-
trimmed with braid. medium
weights.
The evening times., 1900-03-08

Fancy designs in A size. % Of
them and II Tinted Table Covers
that you can outline even as they
are finished with heavy linen
fringe. worth 5SC for 25c-
The evening times., 1900-03-08

p Of them pretty Pillow Tops. In
Hower pattern They are all OF one
design. so you'll not want more
than enc apiece likely.
The evening times., 1900-03-08

Yale shades. you know. finished
al the bottom with lace l-2 inches
deep and mounted on spring rollers:
yards long and 36-inches wide.
They are banner bargain.
The evening times., 1900-03-08

The Invitation Repeated o8 Or imported @ ss%aPsy aaTss s hq be
continued and concluded in he Red
Room Second Floor, Eastern An
fordd to inspect under peculiarly
gcre. Silks. -' '~'''' Luz
The handsome and most impressive that has ever bee
the verdict
the invitation tomorrow 80 - N i''Nn''
The evening times., 1900-03-08
Boys 29C
Knee Pants.


The smallest OF them IS size S
ard the largest l3-but there is an
assortment Of patterns-cut and
made in our usual way. Pants for
school or playwear.
The evening times., 1900-03-08
SOC Corset


We shall sell p dozen Muslin
Corset Covers tomorrow at half
what they are worth. under the
clearance orders. Prettily trimmed
with lace and embroidery.
The evening times., 1900-03-08
Standard
SOC COrSetS


You Know @. p. and Sonuette
Corsets well-there are 50 dozen OF
both makes TO be offered tomorrow
al this big reduction m pri g As
sorted styles and sizes
The evening times., 1900-03-08
Ladies' Linen
HandkerChiefS


30 dozen Pure Linen Handmade
Hemstltched Handkerchiefs and also
others with lace edge OF Swiss en-
broidered. They sell at wholesale
for more than tomorrOw's price.
The evening times., 1900-03-08
Nottingham
Curtain Strips

There are 800 OF them we shall
sell tomorrow al about on--half
what they are worth. Good pat
terns-anG good chance TO get a cur
tain for that odd window or tran
som.
The evening times., 1900-03-08

No plain silks among them-all
fancy effects. but exclusive patterns
OF our own-and put up i'm the latest
popular shapes. And the quality is
in them, too.
The evening times., 1900-03-08
S9c Muslin Underwear 7Oc
Assortment .... O1C

30 dozen pieces. including Corser
Covers. skirts, and Drawers. trim
med with lace and embrO derry. and
elaborately made You won't mind
II they are a little mussed.
The evening times., 1900-03-08
Fridays Very Important Specials!

big business
delegated OF
highly
Tomorrow will be In ' - -0'e'
The evening times., 1900-03-08
Mems 81 and Sl.50 IQo
Fancy Shirts. ......... 4OG

If you like Striped and Polka
Dots you'll like these. for the pat
terms are very fashionable and the
quality the best offered-lS cents
usually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09
REAL ESTATE.
vALUATIoNs-FEw SALES RE-
PORTED YESTERDAY

Little business was made public by real estate
brokers yesterday. Better conditions are looked
- - e few days sne the fact that the Tax Com
raisssoners yesterday gave out the statement OF
real estate valuations for the year VIII probably
have an uplifting effect on the market The enor-
nous Increase IN valuations last year bringing
anon real estate owners what they believed an
unjust share Of the tax burden. had a disquieting
effect upon the market which had not yet been
entirely overcome.
The Tax Commissioner statement issued yester-
CAV is taken By real estate men be indicative
= more favorable conditions The total increase
estimated by President Feitner about $50 eco e0a
-ourared with last years increase Of about $40
- co Is encours ginE. TO say the least This taken
n oonnection with the promise that the tax rate
may be decreased from s. IS TO about s. 81. leads
= affairs As far As their business Is concerned is
4 hand One Of the things that has delayed active
.esire 70 wait for the announcement Of the assess
nent agures and the nroaa2l9 Tax ne Hq% Iaat
q probable reduction the effect on the market
Is likely 10 b. felt almost Immediately.
THE RECORD OF SALES.
sfselay 4 Davies have sold for the estate Of Rich
ard Arnold Nos - = and 2 East Eighty third-st
three four story stone front private dwelling
houses. OF plot 56x6s2 to Mrs. Edith Edgar Nc
CagE
joseph A. Farley has sold at about $4,000 No SIS
west One-hundred-and-eigat five story
American basement dwelling house 2ZxeoXloo It Is
toe as q q Toy s. =, T, ~ f5roa ~ IL '
Greene & Taylor have sold No IS West Forty
zixth-st-. four story broVnstone dwelling house.
Is ax1p1. for Mrs Wagner on private terms
TIE trustees Of the Fourteenth Street Presby-
terrain Church have sold Nos = ana ~ torsytA-
St z four story brick church. on plot 595kloob
The following the results at the NeS-XOrk
Real Estate Safesroor yesterday
Rv NcTfckar & Co.-No = BToome-st-- south
res- -o-re- ~ (soerCl-st 953xI08. five story brick
tenement house with stores; foreclosure; 10 the
81 Bran l. kennedy & Co-No. 81 West Ninety
F-s--s- rC-rh side - feet east Of Coumbus-ave
21xlG5s three story stone front dwelling house;
foreclosure. TO Edward Melting for Sls,45o-
By Herbert = SherTnan--No- % West End-ave..
Eve story brick dwelling house: foreclosure; 70 the
plaintiff for SIS d9j-
- Perer r Meyer & Co-No- 81 AUdubon-ave..
on map No - west side. 35.10 feet north Of One
1880 TWO-sIOry brick
dwelling foreclosure 10 the plaintiff for $500
Te-ninEs-s-.- northeast corner Of LongfeEoW-
runs east 30 10 B00ne-ave., north I62.4x north
vest = * southwest 217-11 LongfeIl0w-ave-. Y
south I52 70 beginning vacant; foreclosure 70 the
plaintiff for S7.5t9-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s-h-sve. :, 4a1I q 133d-st. 5ox11o; Ward
Cunningham Thomas ! Jenkins
39th-sr. No % East - less: Equitable Life
Assurance Society 70 Isabella Cnge--- !
Msc5oueai-st. No JOS 8. @5L1oo; Margaret
Brown Angelo MagaIti and another p 300
25I5 Pstr5cz J Ran 70 Adoiph Jacobs Is $50
-sTs- -sfsr re-. . F7orence n fagreii 10000
Washington Square South. No -, 25X109,
asd i anu 800
KsTne- : 10 5su = > 4 ROBBERS 1880
sIsEss = RSfe2F Ser Fe4Ezo1 % $50
enor,er : knseoa2 Realty s. 500
Nm. Teret IA Il a to John Tritsch aad wife 900
Eercer-st No Sc. 6. Ellen CT7pea 70 Abraham
=
Rtvtng-an-st e. 671 Il e Of Eldr3dge-st- % TX
Hams 70 Annie CEzsis 1oUo
s ss so59Ser = T5eaja11n Ioeuenstein 50 600
sd-zve No e Is. sxz5 36-ETe, No 1-340,
Is.sxT5: David Mcclure and another Uus-
! ESautlsr- <'oeo
Same properly: August v01 Gauther 70 LOUIS -
sEs VIE ~, e fsii1zs : 80 1880
lsTtH-zz No I56 West 15-exs911s tie Columbus
Trust Company, trustee 70 Charles z Ber- go
i1s-b-st c5os IA and ia = 36xloo Il: David
: wilkins and another. executors. 20 David -, -
wilkins e. 49, --''V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

NURSE and sEAISTRESS BY an
American woman - F-1g Children.
would assist WIKI little cHau1hervF1riz- eE-
cslIent reference A e lis Eas- I'D
e. 81 bell west
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anfnrnlshee aparenents 90 fc


e9ssT BOOK SLAUGHTER
ror eVErvsocg. r1cE and peer. olG and
gouER a. LJGEs~lngz heH YORK Book Ex-
change. Isl ErlsecWag. opposite Wana-
E1a1eTE. boCkE 81 every description Al
lgaser prices r1zn e.-r before offered IN the
Ci-gs Immense stCck q szzSlar5 and Fnls-
cseliaEe89s books finely bound sets, flus-
frsEec gu bSlHE at prices never before
zpFT1eezeG. eEeFc.6 psesliGs fAppletgE z.
f'aaZhersE E-i1a anlca Peoples e al your
san pre- secondhand scn9oi books. re-
fieE begEs and 5Ogks = al KINDS DpEght.
set1 and eEsiIauee1 highest casE prices
pElc- 1a.ls "A residences free OVER
LAEe AEE YORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
a. 8rcad1gays between sra anc sfh sts.
uIeL eEeui ufE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09
DECORATIVE PLANTS, Ere.

PERMANENTLY preserved natural palms
FERNS. etc. The Tropical Decorativs
Flant Co.. ELMORE. successor. l Union
square Entrance l4th-st
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WENTED-A practical business man 70
act as treasurer; must invest from s. 600
70 SIC 600; 70 a res. business person az
a. associate ! vii GUARANTEES aattsfacrory
H-HaEtE AeGzs&s - -, llAsiA18s aE..sSs
AAGz~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09
REcoRnEp MoRrGAeEs

rss5 c5:n s 20 Ash k5D5 5s1 20 50 West $4,000
-s5lsEiad E5enre and Ieoa A To Anne N Stout
and aaother. trustees, etc 11Sth-st s. 2eo 49,
q SUI year 1900
re = 556-sse ' yssr i-o.st = 5000
2 Corner I71st-zt gear --- 1900
7azilrsnoe COMPANY No % Esst ssd-st year 2oOoo
e Ho = Catharne- 81 Ii. 900
Real Estate Corporation q Nevv-Xork CITY 70
- ,@ s1-9-}a-5 = Fs(,Iavsrs lends = fnter-
vale-ave- westchesrer-aEe. Intervaie-ave, - -.
seczr-hy Ps5r.ck 70 Illdwig D sohuster No IL
EsoETsu - julius. % Nltnai Lie Insurance. C5na-
rs15 10 se6 west zIss-1f years -......::.. 1890
80 f q 8ebaTe years -'s-s 5000
EenrE Nio9Ias 70 Cornelius z Van Ness Goth >. 49,
Ginning william, j. . charles eastman. SIN
Hano. Philip. g Rabsrt D winthrop Ct a. e1-
f3sBEs So: yes 5sss1".''s $500. 10 + q 5000
and another. Sd-aTs. v s. - # OF lssd-st. 49,
Leo John p 70 the Ge-nsania LIE Insurance.
Conzpaay. 146h-st 125 # Of Amsterdam soooo
zia1 wIis-zve. y s 90 Il I q 7zsd-e ! year 10000
Esrsre1on. joseph, Minnie Brereron, No 2es
Fzaa164en Jassph P and wife to Richard weber
8zth-E 60 = q 7th-ave, also out Of =, ooo
tow properly asta-Ene1ts oeVoo
Tnloa-aee corner DaTsoS-zt ysar 1900
also ogae1-sTe . = # Of 16zShs9 exc
tends Z Nelsoa-ave. Is.Is7
EcZav, Mar J Chr 9 Ezupfsl Brewing
80 - 'S--s--o'- Is 600
81 East 74Ih-s:- 3 -----s----.. 1900
y les west 1s4th-zt year-.-- -- Is 900
Same No Jos Wes- 13+Ch-st yea--.-.- 900
aSsdson-aye. -. 1900
Taisn-zTe' cor EaTson-st yearz.---..--, II 600
sns5hsr 70 . West sd yssr ''l- 10000
Rorh. John and Michael Wlelandt 70 Jane J
years - $1,000
Won fSslrhsr. August y. Nevv-YOrk Life
56-s7e ------..--~-~ 1900
70 2ls East Iolse-sF years 10000
BoslU. Abraham and another Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. No 83 Mercer-s
5aar 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

SHIRT AAeUFA CIT RERs wanting 20 III
crease tneir output might make a favor
able and mutually profltabi Advancement
D. communicating with shirt factory H.
Box 70 T'-ibuTe Once
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BOARD AND ROOMS

HOARD AND AoOhS-
LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, with
board. 63 Vest 5lst-st.
TWO Fl RNIsHED ROOMS. second floor.
IN refined American family. breakfast
and dinner II desired. terms reasonable
- Van Burer-st Brooklyn.
Is PARK ATE.-Large hall room.
parlsT diuingro6m reference
25-29 WEST 18TH ST. Elegant newly
furnished and decorated parloT suite
with private bath. other rooms table and
service the very best. excellent accOmu1u-
dations for families or gentlemen. refer
ences
2sTH-sT l05 EST.-Pension Parisisnne
Dc FaMille; board uny. - week
B0ISQEET. Prop.
e2D-sT., 81 EAST.-TNo large, hand
someiF furnished connecting second floor
rooms also hail room parlor dining room
7A1E-zT.. % war. -,fzzss-ahia tRsra asoI@
FesEs VILE saAE6i Es1re1e1A
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Lust.

Lust
BANKBOOK No 31s.s1S II the Union
Dime Savings Institution is miss nE any
person having a clam 20 f. is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten DAYS
or submit 70 having said passaCok can
celled and new one issued
BANGKOK lost anstocl1 No. 81. 10
OF the E0Te-y savings Bank IS missing
The finder is requested 10 return u 20 the
oank Il not restored before the 11th day
Of December application will be made 10
me BANK for a new book
LOST or STOLEN -Passb.o7 No. p e5s
Of the Excelsior Savings Bank. 23d-sL
and 6th-Eve- N=w-T0rk. All persons are
cautioned against purchasing or negcriat-
ing the same. and any person having =
claim 20 said Dasshock Is hereby a led
upon 20 present the same 70 the bank Oh
or before the 18Th DAY Of January, 1860 OF
suom-t 70 having the paSSb1ok declared
cancelled and extnEGished ard a rev book
issued IN lieu thereof
LOST or ST0LEN.-Rarkhlo No 520. 3O3
Of the Emig-an- Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped. Please return Dock 10
bank. No. 81 Chauhers-st.
lost. -Bankboos No rs 4s. Bank Tor
Savings 80 +th-ave., New-Y0rk Pay
uent stopped. Please return beck 10 bank
LOST--Bankbook No. 763. 152. Bank for
Savings. 2sg +th-Ive.. New-York Paw
nlent stopped Please return hook 10 bank
LOST. -Bankbcok No "a. $40 Bank for
Savings 80 4th-sve.. New-T0rk Pay
ment stopped Please return book 70 bank
LOST--Bankocok No 559772. Bank for
Savings. $50 -rE-aVe.. E=w-Tcrk Paw
nent stopped Please return cock 70 bank
DyEsRTIsENfENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for
ne lficEne received az their Uptown
Office No. 1912 Broadway. ID door north
Of 3lst-st.. Until Q O'clock 0 n. adve--
tserneuts received az the following branch
Offices ar regular Office rates until 8 o.cIccly
l52 6-h-aVe- cor 12th-st- Mays 9Th
ave and l4th-st-; 1+2 Colunbus-ave near
West 66rh-st-; I06 West 43d-st.
West Gft1-st.- 1c5 West 4ed-st
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Countrn Tropertp for Sale.
IIyOR SALE.-16O acres q BRONXvILLEl fronting
L CeuLrEI-sve close Depot. be sold close
up estate; farms J. ROMANO BROWN & Co.
SO W 3Sd-st.
81 nOO WINTER HOME in South Florida High
s~1 sUUUs lands Modern room house, 10
vsrzuda four sides Location. lake 'front.'
churches, Also 20 farm and buildings
nothing $3.50 G. E PARTRIDGE, Avon Park. Fla
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A FINE OPPORTUNITY for investment
and business IN Z FIRST class Shirt Manu-
factory. capacity. JOG dozen day ar low
prices for good workmanship, equipment
complete and up 70 date NOW IA the
hands II wal known and Thorough man
ufacrurer q eEceilsZt reputation needing
additional capital 70 produce proflIab.y a.
lRREI 500. 600 worth u well made men
ana boys shirts ard women s shirtvp aists
yearly. address. giving full particulars
and amount world invest Profitable ep-
Borfuniiy. e. Bex 40 Tribune once.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
82D-ST % WEST. Refined. outer bapsa
large and sunny hail rooms, back parlor
home table
434 MADISON AVE.-Third flor front
hRu room, morning sun references
billiard AND poor. TABLES
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES nez
and secondhand. lowest prices; sas.est
:s-rnp. MARX BROS - Union Saiare.
-----------------------
CARPET CLEANING.
CARPETS cleaned BY steam. by hand or
On the noor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. 155S Broadway All East 4eth-st.
TOE q BRANDT. Tel Isg-3sth
~------------------------
COAL AND WOOD.
hWlGa Coal pScists a5s V. berh-
Hb - ~ fA = l4s e. Ee2f aLsztttS Ceei enis,
EEtAeilsEsS 4skA~ Is1z2A1a4 81 GeiSazn2A
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4 DVERTIsEM ENTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
- received their Uptown Olee No I242 Broadway.
3Istst.. until O'clock p m: advertise
received following branch Offices regular
o'clock viz pa shave.
cor ST. I52 12th-st: Macy 6th-ave
14th-st.. 10 Coumbus-ave West 6B.h-st 1876
42d St 6h-ave- 9e East I4th-sJ.: 257 West
z2d between TIN and srh 159 East 47h-st 3ss
ad-ave. between 76th and S7th G26 3d-ave near
sIzt-st-. los lst-ave-. 6stL-st-: Sd-aye.
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STEAMBOATS,

5tfGmboafS
BOSTON. $3.50. VIA
THE NEW ROUTE
TO NEW HAVEN, PROVIDENCE
AND BOSTON
NEW HAVEN LINE
NARRAGANSETT BAY LINE
steamers daily. Sundays excepted. %. East
River, for New Haven Providence and Boston P II
BOSTON & NEW EEGLEND Points.
VIA SOUND LINES
FAIL RIVER LINE. Newport and FAN River
Leave Pier 10. y R f.. of Warren weekdays only
al 90 P NJ. strs- PRISCILLA and PILGRIM Orches-
81
sTONINGTON LINE. via stanington-Leave Pier So
y r. foot Of Spring st weekdays only. $50 ?.
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE New London-Leave Pier Sc
y. R.. foot OF Spring weekdays only, 80 P.
Steamers City Of Lowell and City OF Worcester.
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LADIES TAILoRs.

TAILOR MADE SKIRT 81. INCLUDING
CLOTHS. WILL CALL SHOW SAM
PIES. STYLES. MEASURE MILTON
As West 14tt-st
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Religious Notices.
Fifth Avenue Collegiate Church,
Corner 4sth-st-
Rev. D. Sage Mackay, D. D, Minister.
Special Services During Week
Of Prayer
Conducted by the Minister.
M1udav January A N@y lear Decis
Tuesday. January 9th "A &ew Year Promise
Wednesday. January 10th a New Years Privilege
THURSDAY. January Ifth- a New Years Duty'
Friday. Beuedicticu.
Service VIII begin each evening at Sis closing
o'clock.
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VlRg1E8g Hon SgBING9
plNEY WODD8 0WN,

II heart q long Ieafed pine region. Climate
mild, eqUable and within influence q the Gulf
Stream. o be found points
farther south Perfect drainage sandy soil heat
sanitary plumbing parars wide veandas orchestra,
Links sta a consumpriyes
not received. Reached by Seabosrd Air Line.
CHARLES ST JOHN. southern Pines y. 9.
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YOUNG MAN, p. seeks position where
there are some prospects. good oLlsl-
ness experience. psnman- maizena, ticians
strong G. B.. 1.1O4 Putnam-ave-, EToo<-
lyn.
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l@T@N & @E| E%GLAN1 P@INT@,

miscellaneous
OUR PERFUMES the best be found. he
~ The best that be also cheapest
this point YOU using them
JAMES
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COACEN seful- understands horses
harness. carriages. strictly sober. trust
worthy. excellent personal reference. coUn-
Try preferred COACHMAN. Box 3. 242
Broadway
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OPTICIANS.

A CAREFULLY FITTED EYEGEASS o.
spectacle insuCss perfect ease and com
FORT. Our speciality Is in filing CcuIists'
prescriptions. Mcguire & M'NENY
l2G East 23d-st
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A DVERTIs En- EATS and subscriptions for The Tribune
- their Uptown once No Zap Broadway.
door north u }IEt-st until O'Clock advertise
the following branch oThces regular
aor Gth-ere t2th-si. Maov'E 6th-a-e.
I4th-st., Colunbus-aEe. rear West b6tt JOG
40 eth-ave-. - East lith-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

QOACHM AN.-SinEls: experienced New
York and Brooklyn driver. understands
care horses. carriages, harness. thorough
lv care furnace generally useful sober.
reliable man. best personal references.
COACHMAN, AZ Hel-y-sr-. BROOKLYN
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EACHEN Err

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE 3. EDDY 39S Eaii-
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TmE ST. JAMES,

JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Extensive improvements made during past summer.
Nany baths added Occupies highest ground city.
facing Park Artesian electric lights,
steam heat. GOLF LINKS.
Pamphlet application
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LADES NAIC--Frsr class EzEEsh-
COED sazDs-rsss. Ezir1rezssr ard 1zckar-
10 objection 70 -avaI z1o6 -ers-zu-eS y
A Z. 216 Eas- 25d-st
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COACHNAN.- Single. 80. stylish. careful
CITY driver. fine appearance Z years
reference, city q country J. r. 34s
East 49th-sT.
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WORK WANTED.


Female
A LADY would make al home hand
made Infants garments. Address D..
go West 23d-st.
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OCALA HOUSE,
OCALA, FLA.
Phi. F. Brown. Mgr.
afternoon. Fare for
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GOTEl BON AlR.

poplar Southern tourists situated midway
between North and the South climate
is mild but bracng and heaithfu. and conducive
door sports nine mole Golf Course. greatly improved
since last year. the best Of Washington Good
Shooting IN vicinity Only %
c c. TRUSSELL. Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

COACT4MAI or GROOM-City or country:
wiling and obIiging: Two years refer
euce. understands his duties L5or2UEhI--.
Address THOMAS DUNLAP los East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09
HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED "A Protestant girl Cwhlte} for
general homework iu a small Christian
family Apply 325 Vest J5th-st.. third
apartment. west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

COMPANION.-A refined young iady de-
sires position as companion. or % take
entire charge OF child or children Ad-
dress ". n. h Tribune Once,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

MI SE--By competent English Protest.
ant woman. as Infants nurse. take en-
rtre charge bring Up on bottle NJ oossc-
tlOCs % shcrr distance IN COUNTY best
reference "a Wssr 24-h-sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

A Won INN Ocean end Virginia Ave. Atlantic City
"A Always open. modern throughout: winter 81
daily and up: $40 weekly and J. C. WILBRAHAM-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

COACHNANC and USEFUL MANI sin
gle Swede, %. best references. G. D.
80 West 30th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

FRENCH conversation by Partisan lady:
untv erstty graduate practical ard rapid
method, Moderate. in classes Or pFivatsly.
Address Nine TYRAN. go Bedford ave.
BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

COACHMAN--Jnds Understands horses Ear-
ness and carriages; car handle four OF
tandem; age Is. neat appearance. good
driver; city or country 7 H Box s.
I 242 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-09

YOUNG MAN. 20. living with parents.
wishes position IN Office: has also rad
experience in stockroom- r L care q
Frank Falt. 10 L@xingTon-ave. Brookiyn-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-02-04

There is no better medicine for the
babies than Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy. Its pleasant taste and
prompt and etfectual cures make it a
favorite with mothers and small chill
ored. 1t quickly cures their coughs
and colds, preventing pneumonia or
other serious consequences. 1t also
cures Group and has been used in
tens OF thousands of cases without q
single failure SO far as we have been
able to learn. 1t not only cures Group
but when given as soon as the croupv
cough appears, will prevent the at
tack. In cases of whooping cough
1t iiquidateS the tough mucous, max.
ing 1t easier to expectorate, and less
ems the severity and frequency of the
the paroxysms of coughing. thus de-
prlYing that disease of all dangerous
consequences. For sale by City Drug
store and T. n. Coleman.