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coal.

COAL. X. Arthlaclte. also steam O.,
Tor sale shirp~' lr sh.rpiug. Aplly
COLBY q co. NJ. N BfoslVay. n
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER WANTED, with SIS 600. IN one
~ the best hotels iu the cltE. exceptional
location. profits average over s. uul year.
e1Ces and reasons given HOTEL. BOX 80
Tribune DrlHt
lROSPECTOE for gold wants capital FOR
exploration iu south America Al1r-zs
" q 90 Tribune Of1re.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
DRESSMAkEK
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

ST. 28gTHGl0MeI's
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
~ Fast i-t-st. First class domestic. are
-t s-4el, also managing housekeepers. ma
-rlr. KY efnesses. tutors etc
A. hp-AAEFIcAN INSTITUTE. 3a4 Wes,
ssth 81. supplies only reliable help: white
80 80 eotored. male or female Cor all domes-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

COACHMAS Middle aged moderate
wages. thoroughly understands the care
OF horses. sober honest. trustworthy. will
ing. ohliEing. single EnElishman. good
references g. W. Box 50 Tribune Uptown
once I 3Gt Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

A'A% hhAfA ihbthls MI " ANttiNaHiflN-r~ 2l
F 3d. Do sf.r
zi'-.E. ...Hr. Street srTg. 'Iaiv. fH4frr e...-,
...-s =, Ferry. south Fsrry. Asr.r House
I4s i $685. lff 1'-f broadway. 9th Ave - linton
square West i5E E.-f l15fh 253 I.5h ~ a35
'-l..-# A.r. N.1B York. court ST. a4f Fulton
-. I..'...s. a- Ifatta4r. Williamsburg N.V Y.rr
-rt.+'.r ~. - tr srI checks lasg4gc 10 destination
~ a.. -.--i--.' e. " BURT.
'.'''.H. Manager General Fsss-r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

[ COACHMNN Gentleman highly recon-
mends FMglishman, ~, married. no fam
ilv. thoroughly experienced with four or
tandem: selling out through death. SFI\
TON. 15o columbus ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

CONCTMNN garle1-r. general man on
geutlemau's place. hy Sweie. speaks good
English. care drives. walks. pumns. tires
etr. strictly sober. excellent references. AZ
CARPENTER'S 15f 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

MAID BY German. nairarrSsv' 'p1-NpLE,
erence from former enpl'Fs'.
2fO West 22d ST.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

521 -, - EAST Madison square Soufht
handsome suite. TWO rooms anu ""'"
room. dos month
IGs WEST 10TH -ST.-AttraCtive suite. all
-,-,nft1y virh bath: private family. gen
tlaren preferred. reference
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
READING SYSTEM

READING - VS. EN-
MEM JERSEY CENTRAL II. II.
Liberty street aH. S"uth Fcrry-r.r~ from south
EASTON, BETHLEHEN. ALLENTOWN AND
MAI Ga tHt Nh-z4n' . 70 faer,r orlyI. e 10 A "
l-t f+' 90" .5 g. f.f-f % a-ts' T. NJ sundays - -
WIII\ESHARRE AID sCRANTON-zi0o plo A
y .l-f D.. % --r.HEH Ef-l g. y
LAhEW ooD. TONS RIVER AND BNRNEGAT
af'" "f" A. ~. - Ia o" Lakewood oni5f 80 =.
ATLANTI' CITY 70 90 a -. 20 % T 81
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-+z4GD A M - ca
LONG HRA ANCH. ASBtTSN PARK. OCEAN
1EoNL. POINT PLEASANT And SEASHORE
PoiNlS .ft" 80" f'ap a. N. 3-E st5. 30.
Ga' p ~ sundays. except ocean Grove eoo A. NJ .
PIIILABELPHIA ,REAuING TERMiNAr.-z.4 Is
500 f~HH 'fn" #I"tH Tl1o1 = ~ 1900 Zoo.
El-f 1900 .E"u. $500 $3.50 90 tp. r7-5' $500 r. NJ .
@fTH aNH CHESTNUT STREETS s. - $3.50 30 90
-Ll.L ~ 'lto. - 49, 80" 200 -925 T. NJ
WILL AN~POltI-. eco. - - rSUu 70. Iu 40 10
i'eti."-. i.ff-r.Ia aai HarrisbIrg on.F. f5oo b.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

CDNCHMAN BY MuuNmau. neat appear
aure height feet = inches, axe -. uu
,Ierst1nis hts business. total abStainrr. city.
country. r O.. 2l+ West AID 81
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

IOST -IiaaNf.ak 80. INs "a" on pry Dock
Savi7s- BANS Auv person having claims
ltra.u said book i- called upon f1 present The
s5r5. h. ,t4 bank within thirty days -nr fHe
saiI hook viii b- declared cancelled AMI ~
rIrEu.-asI and 20 new one issued iu lieu
/ thereof
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

Male.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED.
sFECIAI. HAIE EO UNkMPLUl ED.
- " orde. y tth~s. 10 cents
ttHe rate. :tO e~nrs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

COACHMNN GARDENER. Single. gen
orally useful. middle aged sober: thor
oushlv understands his duties. best refer
enres. wages S23 j. Box 60. Tribune
UPTOWN Once. 364 Rroadvav
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

CDACHMAN scotch single. dieeugagei
next THURSDAY. first class city references
written and personal Address r. IT..
Mas1u's stable T~th 81 anil Farh I'VE
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
HOW TO GET STRONG.

5iASpBALI. boxing. fencing baths etc
MOODS GYMNASIUM 9 East a>th-st
Eaeranee. So monthly dues. s..
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

Nurse. experienced. for l.,.,, hanS I family;
children. neat sewer american Ia, ,Sta-si.
goo5 citv references call 80 t-as'
German bell.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

COACIIMAN. gardener. general man on
gentIsman's pla~e. care lawns. drives. all
wort. North ~ ireland Protestant, mar
rl-,l. ore child. wants house. best refer
ences ~ CNRPFNTFRS = l5+ 6fh- ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

COACWMAN American. first class man.
careful driver. also capable ~ taking full
charge of gentlemen , place, city or coun-
try eight wears late employer Address or
cnu y n VI 2oS Enst S9l -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
FURNISHED ROOMS.

rr>-rN-,.T0S- AVE. I2O.-Large airy front
rooms newly furnished, single and d'uh-e'
ham ami an c0nv-nienSes-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

l NT-RSE swiss French. frst e..sasssrsucss-
FOND OF children, best city F''DIoes, J.
/ cal Monday between 10 and i 0''
: 1ga West 32d-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

IN ~ "a " ~ " -
- A& 1@
x
=. -.-.-- -r.r.r---
~, 80, i-SL ~ - - = lttl.--
s2.Et.. ,....t-L-' sNb ,Dttll@A ~ --. and
..ssr,i.,.,, s.E ihE tm., from D->hfo ,b1n
lhat EiNrh below for IWenGN-third N'f'''
100 \. Vi. FAST MAlI.-Isrrir@F ta fHr.f taf. .E
lsrs NrW YORK 20 Pittshurg. sleeping Car i.ff-.T- .
a, Ng ,ls, % les % lfttsturE.
80 y W. fAHl LINE Iitr s,uEE ana '''l-.a...
llalli-eilt NltrflnE- Dining smoking and '---
as f" 'ticagn. Cleveland. Toledo. tNre'.'t' i--
.sL1l..l4s isutSNlls 81 lsfus
iSa = Vi. IHE IENNSYLNANlA Sf> iAl-- -
f"ih 10 htcago. Pullman - ...-
.la''i's ROOM SeeIing, Dining. ana l5-.-. ~ia--
- =.
80 =. " tll.Ntip AND ST. LOUIS - ...+,-.
t'4 -oltlo, Nashville via Cu,.n"a-i ant isl.-..'"
w. i,'ae9 - Louis lif.Le '.--.
"''.' = W. - l%bl Is ENTREES For f''
For W.slrS Vi ~, >.iS, l11lsl ile - lfit- l.F
1s =, VA Shen1ut1ah alley i,..l-- r--
".,s, = VI Va f-ltN EMPRESS For Nt..t-.
-'es,' ,ss'el, >ajuTaaH- Dining car.
s's'4 = VI PACIFIC ENIEIsSS For I'If-'i
ll,aEo. Tor Knoxville daily. via Srs-aua.s. N'....
as.-, ',,InrIs for Cleveland except -g-gE t-,
TiF,ss -. -. 49, 1i.i-E tl.ANh AND 'lNtlNN'
i'H~>, =, -. iittslIrE cleveland and ttu- ~.
~ A>hiN6IoN AND THE sol ltt-. -.
'1' -, -" dining ,arl. l0lu lD,-fros--E ana '.
,a,,tt'S; l"-"l tlhnius t'ari jos" ii'-..-
~, l-..S dining carr 10 G1esogr--t- ana
- -, 80 l1uErrssiaral LIN ~ '-,,.
- - Bini1s car. > ,. M. 1910 nisat. saa-s. ~
20 tl'irng am lo55 Dining carr l-,' l'.t
al, too laIn-.
IIlas ,Sfs 80 dining can. - ip.H.r- '-''. 4''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

TIWTANION and N RISE ~ an InvaId-
Inquire pr GfHRGE r APPLEGATE
- West ,ittl &C.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

Al STENOGKAFHtR. capable of report
lrz. desires work % that character. iran
-.-furious o. be made AZ Room 6i3 3Ti
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

45rH ST .i6 WEST NEAR BROADWAY
Large and small rooms all c2nFrn.
sn-.s- sisl back parlor fer doctor or dentist
v.tr use q reception room rrf"f'lt'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

SEA MISTRESS. BY woman. % ar help
vafe family by day or N'' r cars
tressmalxer. good plain sewer o.
Of Merritt 6O9 ColumhuS
TWO FRIENDS first class COOS ~ ~ nal
ress. together will 90 the WIN "el.,n,rrrv "
Family. hest references. CITY. SoNi''
D. 40 West 19th-st., store
VIsITING MAID to lady. or 90 sesdsVs ex-
respectable colored grit ,s,,,sn Of1oA
cIuded. M. Box %. Tribune Op''"
4 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
Railroads.

Trains arrive and depart from Grand Central station.
street York. below
- ana west bound trains except those leaving Grand
central station al o IS $50, Il So A NJ A. $50
.l5 D 80 viii stop d. l-5th 81 20 receive pas
er.rS Zen minutes leaving Grand Central stat
All s.-ffluG trains eE ert eptr Century and
.r---fr- state eAVresS- ana Nos 20 and st. will stop
a- I---a minutes before their arriving time
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

GERMAN. 35. Just landed in this country.
wants a position IN wholesale ssa mousse OF
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

COACHMAN Young man. y single
thoroughly understands care of horses
carriages and harness. total ahstai1sr last
emplover 10 be seen for reference. NJ c.,
care NIrMauus gca Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

. COACHNAN single - first class city
driver. ~ fine appearance. has long eN-
\ perisnee as first man tn private families
l references VI r. j. Box "a. Tribune Up
/ town OfIce. 36t Rroatway
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
DHESSNIAkINs.

A -A--SeaI garments and c-hsr a..
--.s repaired Fecy~l ard remotefI-t NO
i.Fs. Styles a exceptionally low prires
NalLel "a az their residences NJ.
Il hAhHEE. llG West 2gth - Ist.
WIN ~ o. GlHtheE sons. 5th-ave
~ - " \ A--t;. from Vienna. nrst cIa-s
...r.--..-.-.. more engagements by the dav.
-ttr ''Ai lH all branches. stree, drass.s
cunts 'hildrrn's costumes. repair
-a- ia.t!ln guaranteed unrfsrs,.
Terms r RO>ENFELD. g05 Nsst 1g,h y, ..e
''- = SI-. lls WEST-IaIge n-Oly d..
CRATES and rsuisum.l, f,lrDishe.s -f.s f,
.-'-' room aH r1nt eni-nces. d.sirsbIe sin
l..i.H. ?" up gentlemen praf.rre5 80
-i"H'-~ exchanged ~
is5-s2M IN, Aht Err Several years with I,ord
Lasl.T, stylish work. reas0nshi.-
y 'Tss,, mace over. rebinding Mrs WAR6
N-A--1ft., Jos East 29th--t near an -
-. Sealski1 garments made over -
4a.lV4 lrd5 e. altered and remodere1 IN
a.'st Shapes. finest work and nfffng- -
------- s---l- GkElG i3l West 22d 81
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

YoJ NG LADY as switchboard operator.
has had three years experience. can fur
nish best - reference ROBERTS. @33 East
aqth 81
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

COACHMAN class. thoroughly UP 90
date. stylish driver, satisfactory refer
ences diseugaEsd on account 0t family sell
ing out r. B. Mne0la stables. s4th So
and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
CARPET CLEANING.

u y; = &. Y. W. @llllEMs
5sS ny. sATg ST. Ssi SsIsSs.. Sc
CARPET CLEANING. F,ssh,,.es. ,s-x
WILLIAMS a PETERSON --1,-S-- -.
ana open air CARPET cl@arir.- ,r,,l-.-- q
cts per yAra- soi East ssth-ss
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING o.
Cleans hy compressed slr .t.s'rn 49, :.
90 Moor. lbs Broadway. s2l East xstn--s
cSE 4 BRANDT. Tel. iss sstl.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
LAW NERs.

SEE MI - Reliable lawyer. willis teEacias.
damage. larffugfCy. collections. prompt
results. reasonable charges Room lab
ffu NasHII.s-
SMITH A. ENFFI. reliable Lawyers 900
Hr.a4uat. NeR York. accidents Eorne-
fic dirt-eItiss quiedy adjusted. consgI,a
fi.r free
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
BILLfABD AND poor. TABLES

AhNtFAcTURERS OF billiard anc pool
sessst priSsx. AA@X BROS. - Uai0n ss
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
AUTOMATIC sorTrLE oPrNEn.
ANTIQUE JEaELkH.

s. WYl.E1. late with J. ~ GuEgenhelm
diumonds. jcNclu silverWare and an
tiaues. Ola sold. silver and ieWelrs bought
or exchanged. " 2srh ST.. bet Broad
way and ath ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
GOLD FURNITURE REGILDING.

rrcrrDTSG Picture Frames, Furniture
I;oId LAT guaranteed. reasonable charges
r,,-e-,trs GOLD FtRNITI RE MANU-
Ea'~TT-RFES. 80 sixth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
A FRENCn UPHoI.sTERER

HAS just received from France SOFAS.
thatra, Screens, Tables and Console
Styles LOUIS XIV AN. AAI. terms reason
able. Do6NlhEAE. lla East 27th-s Tel
enhonc 3.3l8 Madison sq
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

A MIDDLE AGED MAN who understands
care OF horses, carriages. also gardening,
cattle. not afraid OF work. good references.
Address i6I East 35th st second floor
BOON il EsF,P Err. accountant cashier. ex
pert, twelve years experience. highest
references. temporary or permanent: books
written up. opened. closed balanced. r-a-
-uuable. NJ r. H.. l.5I3 59th ST. BROOKLYN.
EOOENll E;H.P f.H--Fifteep years experience
thoroughly competent. will write up small
set Of books and keep them in order even
ings: reasonable charges. h. r j.. Box IS
Tribune Once.
CLERK Young man as clerk. with good
advancement. can furnish the best OF ref
erences. Address LIONEL DOWDNEY H.
o. Box $50. New York city.
CARPENTER. Practical; owners and real
estate people preferred. offices and show
rooms rttcd a specially. LAB 4th- ave
CHAUFFEUK As hrst class electric auto
chauffeur. Address CHAUFFEUR. Box
l0G. $50 6th-aye
DRIVER or USEFUL MANY a young
man. q. CORSON. sos West i12th-st
DAIRY MAN.-Care OF cows on gentieman's
place: experienced; single: Scotch: good
references. Address H.. Box 3s. Tribune
Otics
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

LEXINGTON AVE. l2o.-Large airy front
TI1rls newly furnished, single and double,
hath and an convenienees-
4--ru -T aIe WEST. NEAR BROADWAY.
Large and small rooms. all conFrn.
- =, E4TIz Dsrlor fer doctor or dentist,
30 ne ~ reception room: reference
5977 -, a F-AST madison square SOUTH
Handsome SUITE wv" i'''H7 anu ''''
room. by month
10 17-T-S-T 76TT ST.-Attractive suite. all
irgIs with dressing room. modern
plr,rbing with bath. private family gen
tlemen preferre1. E-..L------
LOS-.
AN-y PERSON holding or laying claim 20
Rankbouk No. - 42l ot the ntrd states
Savings Bank IS notified % present ~ at 'Ne
bans as a new book is about o. nt l-zIrI-
ANY PERSON holding or LAYING claim 70
EaukbooA No. 20 sts of the nltei NtdJF9
Sa,irgs Rank is notified to present d al the
bank as new hook is about 20 be isSue,L
p,>-yR0oEl No. a22 5II Of the Union Dime
savings Institution IS missing. ANY per
s,r rrtfrs "a claim % 10 is hereby called
upon rl present the sam" "lthlu Yen ntL
ar submit ra having said IaSs'"'N 'an'@iTd
AMI % new one i--uei
T1ST -T.Trkf.as 80 3Ns. .l43 on pry Dock
S.yi-r- BANS ANY person having claims
uulu said book i- called upon f1 present me
same to ,l- bank Within thirty DAYS 'r me
saiI book viii boz declared cancelled AMI eN-
rfuEu -asI and ID new one issued lu HrL
thereof
T1ST ri -DpLEN -TaS-hols ". og25 ot
rrs .I-.ur savings Bank a. West Ri
81 New York AT persons are cautioned
ag4 inst purchasing or negotiating tho same,
AMI any person having a claim O" said pass.
Same t1 'ae taur on or before M" 2i-h dey
- October. f.-- ur submit 20 having tho
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
WORK WANTED.
Feanls

WORK WANTED.
A NEW ENGLAND WOMAN. Thoroughly
experienced In catering marketing and
EeasrEl management, wants position -e-
sll-lng executive ability and good Judg-
urut. private house. club or hotel Mrs
NALhElt. ,5' Massachusetts-aNe.. Suite :.
AHT NORMAL GRADUATE.-I-ai de
-lrss pupils. particularly IN basketry and
leather work Address g.. Box q. Tribune
Al STENOGKAPHER. capable of report
lrz. desires work ot that character. tran
-.r,urious o. be made AZ Room 6i3 STI
F..tHu- st.. Br'okiyn. Address REPORTER
COMPANION and 81 RISE 20 an Invalid
Inquire pr GE'KGE r. APFLEGATE.
.- West @tth st
FitEN,H LINGERIE. chIdren's arcss-s
truu-sea4N. rWhruideriss. fancy waists %
order EGLSE LAJEENS lJt East 25th-
st corner Lexington ave,
INVERNESS Visiting. ElgIish. music
art. FIRST class r.ty experience. Address
N.-- .. Box ;. Tribune Once.
I~ THERE A KIND LADY who would give
ID urur family q second Gani carpet Ad-
dress ,N1Lu WEATHER Box % Tribune
Uptown Once. la6t broadway.
NrA~AGING HOCSEkFEPER -Hv middle
4E-I Protestant widow Hs managing
f.lises,eF,r D.. WJtron or companion Address.
ttDNfIA NrpN 't9 - awe.
-srENOGRAPIER and TYPEWRITER.- .-
EHuuL lady, - years. capable. ability.
bright beginner. position in a good house.
Address r. NJ. W. - Bergen 81 BROOKLYN.
-..\II, arI massage treatment home or
.u. Mime STEINER rs Columbus ave
SrFNMING. facial massage. scalp treat
m.ut -humpooius hy expert lady al la
dies residences. moderate terms Address
E 20. West &jth g.
TRAINED NJ K~E to care for invalid or
Boz am institution moderate compensation.
Address SlitSE. 2l9 81 ave.
VISITING or RESIDENT CoMPNNION.
secretary or teacher 90 young children.
hy we'll educated young lady speaking
French. good reader. would DO shopping
walk with young girls etc. willing and ac-
custpmed % travelling. best references Al
dress Y. W. Box ~. Tribune Uptown or
fee 3Gf Broadway
YDUNG WOMAN Trustworthy. would take
care NJ children afternoons from . 20 5.3a.
na sunday work GANSER ga East
S5th 81
YOJ NG LADY as switchboard operator.
has had three years experience. can fur
nish best ~ reference ROBERTS 933 East
Goth 81
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
the ROOF MAINrENANCE 90.

ROOFS kept % repair by tha year AZ nom
iual cost cutters ana leaders p-t -.
iI9 West iesth-at
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

-irss pupils. particularly IN basketry and
leather work Address g.. Box q. Tribune
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-12-26
A Plea for Photography.

This weeks Amateur Photographer
contains the first of a series of articles
lin appreciation Of photography by Bern
lard Shaw, which is brimful Of incisive
and stimulating passages. Here is one.
IA certain writer having stated that the
camera is inferior to the hand as an in
|strument: Of portraiture, because, while
ut can give but one version the painter
can give a hundred. Bernard Shaw's
comment is: Here the gentleman hits on
the strongest point in photography and
the weakest point in draughtsma nship,
under the impression that he is doing
Just the reverse. 1t is the draughtsman
sitter Velasquez, with all his skill, had
only one Philip: ,Vandyke had only, one
Charles: TennieEhas only one Gladstone,
Furniss only one Sir William Harcourt,
and none Of these are quite the real ones.
The camera, with one sitter, will give
you authentic portraits of at least six
apparently different persons and charge:
ters." Among other good qualities pos
sessed by the camera is that 1T evades
the clumsy tyranny of the hand."-Lon.
don Post. :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-12-26
Fifty Dollars to Sit Down.

. Carmel, Ind. Dec. 15.-Mr. Joseph L.
Dufey relates an experience thai has
aroused considerable interest this
locality. It is best given in hissoWn
words: So,
::.When was working in the fields
says Mr.. Duffey, II would be ready to.
quit, but I could not get ID the house
I was so weak. Twas worth fifty
dollars to get to sit down ,S 3. IN az j;
II had no strength and " pergyon;;
without strength is not much use =.
but bless the Lord Itook four boxes
of Dodd's Kidney Pills and they gave
me health, strength and appetite. :.s
II might say 1 am cured, but will
keep on taking Dodd's Kidney Ills.
Yes, I'll get them ifsit takes the last
thing on the farm" IN (. :o .sS*s.s IL
Dodd's Kidney Pills have effected
quite number Of other cures here and
1t seems safe to say they are an effec-
tive and permanent cure for all dis.
eases arising from the Kidneys. &.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-12-26
Furniture 1t Vindsor Castle.

The furniture at 0 Windsor Castle, sit
has been noticed BY several visitor, has
had the covers removed which used 3atC
cloak its yariegated beauty, and may
now be seen in all its splend 81. The
change Is noticed by some at least OF the
housewives who have visited the castle
with mixed feelings. It is gratifying to
the curiosity to see the real tapestry and
other magnificence, but at the same time
: the old Queen was so careful Of her fur
niture," as one lady remarked, and it
seemed almost q sacrilege to leave it un-t
covered every day. The attendants who.
act the part Of guides fully share this
feeling. ''These chairs won't last long, at
this rate lis their verdict, with all the
dust that's brought in here, every day" " & 3
The .splendor of the furniture is easily
recognized, but it is TO be feared that
MANY Of the far4mor valuable treasures
Of the castle are but little appreciated by.
many of those who ,throng to see the
rooms. The pictures are magnificent
collection, comprising works by the great
masters Of the world-among them that
Guido, whom the : guides naturally
enough, allude to- as ..ssGuide-o." Que
most gratifying thing in connection: with
the management of the visits of the pub
lie is that mo attempts are made to, ex-
tract tips. from the parties that are
"shown around" g. fact due, we believe,
to the Kings express desire.--London
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-12-26
A Trusted Advertising. Expert.

Through happy chance we had; the
opportunity of meeting lately one Of the
foremost workers in the advertising in.
terests of this country, George p. Rowel]
OF New York City. Yet in the early
'ffties, although: the silver in his hair is
quite apparent, his kindly, intelligent
face is lighted up by as bright a pair OF
keen brown eyes that brook no tritiins
as we've ever looked into. Tall in stat.
ure, slender, easy and quick of motion,
he resembles more a general in command
than man of business affairs. One
point We noticed in particular was the
absolute friendliness of this man in his
relationship with his large number OF
employees one of the strongest showings
of his ability to obtain the best service
from all about him, through their evident
belief in and respect for their chief. Mr.
Rowell's systematic arrangement OF
newspapers thirtyfour years ago in the
form Of directory, and rating them
with the same care as regards circulation
and standing as mercantile. agency
does financial conditions, brought him
prominently forward as trusted adver
Using expert; and today no, one stands
higher before the seething world of trade
than he does.-Trade Press List.
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Mrs. Henrietta A. 8. Marsh, President
Woman's Benevolent Association, OF
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at last secured the right medicine and
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Independent Order of Good Templars,'
of Washington.
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waited case of dyspepsia. She writes: i
after having severe attack of la
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