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New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

priated 70 particular species = A Matthew's
VINO contributes article on the subject To Pop
ular Science News notes that the dog les almost
the oAly animal for which We have no special oal
or word OF command-peThaps because uf his aI-
most human Intelligence some OF tho words that
We use 20 animals, Mr.. Matthews tells us. are tho
names ty which our ancestors called fhe animals
themselves. Some are Sanscrit or early Indian
words: some are Greek. some Latin. som. r,I-
tonic. some Old English words. long since ol-p-
lete- Max Muller. in "Chips From German
morse. and our call 10 the COW are the same used
Dy the prehistoric men of our race. Dr. aI prpta-
bllty. the Arab calls TO his camel iu the same
NoIls, noW as In the days or Abraham OF Noah
In taking 20 the horse. find the word no or
whoa. used alike all over the world 10 is sup
posed 10 be the interjectiOn 'ohe' ~ the Greeks
otEer form OF which was the Sanscrlt Eu' mean
Ing 70 hold back. 'Ho' is old English for hold
hAo IS SIM used IN that sense On many countries
ara is considered 10 be also the Aryau word '-toD
The words that guide the reinS are different in
many languages. because the teamsters do not an
ways guide alike The EnElishman and American
horse must keep the left, their meanings are re-
Nersed The German says 'hott' and hist tl.
frenchmau hue and 'da.' the SuaU!ard 'cno'
ard Ven aca. the Italian 'EiO and 'yeury' an
bIt when the farmers boy says cope me- lI.ss
an Old Sanscrtt word which means Come A" TH.
whistle 70 the horse is the same in every race and
biso calls the cows The child who pets Ter c3I
and calls II 'bOs.' 'hoesy' the Latin r4,r..
OF lis race almost the same in Greek. bur when
she SAYS cO-bos she uses the Saus-rit yarb .,.-,
10 the COW, which comes from the Sauscrit 'sarb'
- san. meaning 70 remain, or keep still The
ioNi can, chick" chick' is as old as the chicken
itself being the Sausrrit 'kuk' The name ~ D..
Domestic fowl clearly initiated from the older yerb
.A4hS, 70 crow. or cry. from whence the word
.cackle. When the little country girl cries shoe
as ol4 Feneiope that model Of Greek housewives
ana sle inherited u from her Sauscrit f0refathers
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

USEFUL NAN-Cu5c-sta1ds all indoor
work thorouELIv. good waiter. ten years
first class references excellent man t1r good
private family e. p. Box g. Tribune IN
--7r~ OH~a 2Rf Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
A TIP ~ 4 SERuOy.

FROM he London Telegraph
on August - dedicated 10 ST John m. t},.,t-,
an ancient festival takes place IN me orI-skirti
iennd al hrunniNet-e where ST Agnes is pon1,r,T-
~ hf-l"Nec 10 nave appeared Although ne uifr.rr,
ages 20 These meadows sternly f1rfffder ~, -.
Gerry the crowds increase every wear TIfs -
the Brunm will draw stiI greater numbers ss ,b ~,
@ stn = al5o the I'tn anniversary Of the Small Tor-
tefy 50 dear 20 the hearts Of the neouIe atj ~,
6olno up with superstition and fanii, re~i.et
rms lottery. with its ninety numbers 5r.,s IN az
GoVeTy OF the famous mathernati,isD o-e-,.o -.
Iohu oI 1ehoa. IN the seventeenth cent1tr,- -
was nrst allowed IN Austria by the F,nr-ss n -
Lhertsla, when, suffering from fnaucf,I ar-i,+,r -
IassInents she received FOR the concesSoy -, 49,,
noIins , a large sum N those days Only ATstrfq
IT, ~ T-S,,,l- sI it.a-l thls so-calied Lotto
laton. walt hours daily in tha sfrsef ~ 80 u -
bumpers appear, or spend great part of tbe fa,-
n me churcheS praying for success -Tba nj
Ai,oNH amer Loritz preached in the sixties and
eetsnles violent crusade against such ear,bii,C-
sha Us atienoant evils An odd incident oncs or
~SoaIe1 ~ Nnen ne was preaching. He said. ''If Won
' women oAly hear such numbers as o s5 e YOU All
-ra.,g 70 70 ana take them 90 To asfonfsHr,ert
-. ne minutes his hearers had an vanished
n oroSI 70 obtain these supposed IucJ(v mum
bs,.e 49, uiS OF ather LoTftZ active measures
nave neen taken by the Church
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

Russian writer. especially Of his early years
Dos;olevsh occupies large part OF IFS space
and the second part. nearly half the book -
given up to q comparison of Tolstoy and Dos
toevski artists The relations Of Tolstoy ana
Turgenief form one of the strangest psycholo6l-
cal riddles Of Russian literature. as MereJko"-
ski puts II:
Some mysterious force attracted them time
after time toward one another, but Wnen Wilh.L
a certain distance lmpelled them apart, ONLY -
draw them together again later Ihey NeIs
mutually disagreeable, almost intoeraole. anu
al the same time most closely akin. They Ntt"
necessary 10 each other. Yet could never me
in peace. tirigorOviCh tells us OF ~,
sOirees Of the Contemporary in NechrasoN :
rooms, I'm the nfties, Tolstoy lies fun lenslh on
morocco sofa in the central reception room
and snorts himself into a rage. while Turgenief.
parting the tails OF his short coat and silchlhE
his hands In his pockets. keeps strtdinG 10 ana
fro through the three rooms"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

Another war story by that excellent teller NJ
war tales r. X. Benson. "Rayard's Courier Is
now being brought out by the Macmillan Com
pauy. II is "a story Of love and adventure IN
the cavalry campaiEn'-the campaign m Nlr-
giuia. from Bull Run 10 Gettvsburg-illustratlnS
the experience Of the man IN the ranks. The
stories of Mr.. Benson's published in the last two
wears "A Friend With the Couutersign.' and
who Goes There" have attracted favorable
attention.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

novel Idea in the way of antholosies Is car
ried out by James L. Ford and N. X Ford IN
Every Day in the Year a collection Of poems
commemorative of each Of the 366 days or the
year II is divided according 10 the days OF the
year, and with poems recalling different events
that occurred on each day; and by means OF
brief notes the historical significance Of them Is
set forth. The book will be published 10y podd'
Mead & co.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

tLrANS. CAST 3lSI-Sl
49, Small a. suite. with private
---..-.. rl---- excellent table board
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

Ah1er 2. Tomas. a Surrogate ~ fh- Dr--fv M
York novice ~ hereby al Ur--rrs having claims
against Hannah b. strong. late ~ ere County ~ sew
York deceased. % present fhe with
o. tire subscriber the o7s-@ Elrrar.
& Aynderse. her attorneys 30 - Wall street. fy
q Sew lor or before the 2th day ot February rN
Dated New-YCrk. August IS 1902
MARY STRONG NHAT-TT.D-E AFvf0f-f~af-fr
BUTLER. NDTNAN. JoILN- s. ETNLEt-l-. Arr.rravs
Tor Agirl-stTatriN 81 Wall street. Sew YOU. g.--
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or Hon

FRANK r Fitzgerald a Surrogate n tr- County C,
New York. cntc, hereby all Ysrs.Us having
claims against Harlan smith late af tt- County 90
New YORK cseea--. present the tl
thereof % tra subscriber. her place ur arHrs Hl-
ness az Room 81 Number IN BraatUay. Borough
~ Manhattan iE the city of New NogE. before the
Srd cas ~ January
Dated N-s York the Both day - JI1-. 1872
CORNELIiEIT SMITH
ExrrutriN a. the WIZ Harlan L. Sllta. deceased
PARSDN- SHEPARD < OGDEN. Atfrrregs TX
ecufriN. III Broadway, Borough or Manhattan. New
YORK city
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. FItzgerslt a Surr-Rlta 20 t-e County 20
New York. notice IS hereby given tp am I.-H-- having
claims again SdEhIe p MIntru late a tHa County
New York. deceased present tho ui-r vH. .r.
thereof the subscriber. MS place q
ness. No 81 Nassau street Fnraush ~ Ma-sartar.
the City % New YORK. before The 18th day March
Dated New York. the 18th dav - Seu-slher l.-1s
GEORGE " =. BALDWIN. E1e.1fr-.
CHARLES MAY Attorney f-- Eye-uta-.
- Nassau street Borough q Manhattan CITY NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
IN PrRsUANCE Of an oraer ot H.n. -

: 7. Fltzg-rali a Surrogate o County YORK
Notice Is hereby given 10 al persons having claims
AGAINST Silss a. Croft late ~ County of New York
deceased % present the With vouchers thereof
The subscribe. 90 fe place - trausactus business. $50
- East 1851 Street The CITY ~ New GorE
fore the sth day o. November
DATED NeV I rs t-' 2Hth lay % April. 1902
CHARLES , CROFT. A1H .-trator
sTRAsBoTRGFR. We'll. EsCHWEGE e -CHAIJEE.
Attys- for Adm. ls2 Nassau ST y Y CITY
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
5urrUqaIes' \ oilree
II PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF Hon

Atrar a. Thomas surrogate of the County Of New
York notice given all persons having ca
zg4fuSr Ta-r First. 4re Cf Y0rL d.
.s.f 10 present with vouchers thereof ~ the
tcriher al ms place r-arsactrg business the OF
nee q Joseph Mshan. No i5 Chambers Street the
35rogh ~ haitian city OF New York on on De-
= H. thirty "a January Dated New
York the July. 1892
ANDREW y. HENBOTRN. Executor
JOSEPH II NAHAN Attorney for Executor No r.
Chambers Street Borough Of Manhattan New Yor-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

To say that A. r. Pouard's Henry VIII VIII
he "similar IN style" Ia Lbug's prince Charles
Edward" and Osmond Alry's Charles IT. is 10
hold forth a most attractive promise. The book
win be published by the SCrihners in two edi-
tions OF 250 and l.l5O copies respectively, for
the entire world" They viii have fac-simile
frontispece I'm colors, thirty other fun page
illustrations and twelve smaller ones.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
THE ROOF MAINTENANCE 90.

ROOFS kept In repair by the year az nom
lnal cost; gutters and leaders put up.
iie West le5th-sL
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
MAaHINEEkN.

AT REDUCED PRICE~.-50O second-hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and &
changed GEO Is EDDY. 3SS Matison-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

sTH ST.. l6 EAST. near 55a ~ ~ /
F-r 4-.or ro.-r with Use connected partor
f5-l - v-.--.-lr r.ar5I In private family .
ex-epti1uaI r-a.raHirf for refined party
u W-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

BRIGHT woman 10 take care OF bachelor
a1artmeut or as Lady maid. 5l5 Nesi
4Is--sJ., riuE scots l-ll-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

.rT--F .I+-FHrl-- a-l1
'-tr.- -grf. ana a-comWOdations aDso-
moss +--- Class. refined. references
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
PAwNBROkERs. SALES.

CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ Sheehan.
Auctioneer, 152 and 1874 Canal-st.
oct. l3-Bv n lIcAleauan. 1880 Broad
way. diamonds. watches. Iewelry. goods & OF
every description pledges Nos to -''uo'
.u 1901. and hOli0vers.
oct. I3-Bv r. Simpson & Co. 1915 Bow
cry. clothing etc. pledged 20 oct T. l''o y.
Oct li-Ey r simpson x Co. 100 bow
cry diamonds. watches. iewelry. etc;
pledged % No 2l.ouo. Aug /. l9el' All
oct ii-Jos Levy. successor 20 l.
S.mous. ts5 Vsrick ST.. clothing, 70 oct'
oct 15-Hv Fitzzimmous < FuiIam. 2!2
Broadway. Brooklyn. ieWelry- ETC. TO O'
ocr- t5-Bv Estate John simpson. i75
B1wery. clothing. ETC. TO oct l. iFl-
oct fG-Bv ST. Hackett, 74Oi- Myrtie-
ave. clothing pledged 70 oct. I. 1901 .z
or I1-Ev Jos Blau. 45 6rh-aye. cloth
ing. etc.. Sos ao175 70 . 500. pledged 10
o-t i7-Lsrze consignment Of diamond
and fancy stone lev-lry
oct so-Bv r. MrAIeeuan. 100 fulton
ST. ErD0Siyn. diamonds. leN--E, ~
ware. etc. Nos. 2o.f1t 10 .. -" and Ola
Or ao-Bv p. TreeL 1850 Grand ST..
ErD1z'vr clothing. 20 oct 10, 1907.
/ ET7 -IFFI- Au---. ~ RaV--,. sells an
goods pledged 20 October l''l
I o-,,, l%-e.othiRs. dresses shoes, '''-' '
oct 14-C'o-niug. dresses. Shoes etc. o.
/ Wr.uEer g. son. 1897 lst ave
O.r 1I-ClorhinE. fine spring and ",ni-,
[ 0r-rUeH-- dresses shoes etc. o. -ooel -
I l-t-4Ea.
L l. TTEJ-KL Auctone-r. go Bowers,
oct ts-Rv VI stmans & Son. iewelry
Cr- IE-Ev s N1ver. p. MAYER, Je"elrf-
Orr If-Hy J. Golizchmti. I1$! p ave-,
J T. Fruhauf 3fo Bo~-rr. ''aTn nos .l.,
watches f=welrv. all goods prior Oct . .ul
OCT Nm & z. BrurkhriTfr = los 90
ave. clothing etc. pledged prior OCT. 4, 'ol
Grr I5-Ev Wm. simpson a GO, ~
E1ua-y. diamonds, watche7 1ewelry, an
goods PRIOR July T. 'ol. CD No 3o."''' ana
or 17-Bs :. Goodstei1 & Son. 30
E~i1rr-s- Brooklyn. r.. N-rdeisonn- "o
Green ri.z-st.. diamonds watches. 1-weiry
an goods prior oct u. '01
oct c1-By j. stitch g. Bro. us ad-eNe..
o. -a-By s. Raphael. 5o7 shave. dla-
u1o1ts watches. IeweirJ. an pledges prior
oct. -p-By O Lang & co.. SIS shave.
cloth a-. etc. pledged prl0r pcf- lo ul.
OCT 2n-By g. Mu-z. 1890 2i-ave .
clothing etc.. pledged pri7r ort- ~. 'oL
JOS SHONGOOD & SoN. Auets
-4I--r1ams. No. % Eowery.
ort 1f-Ci0thing. et,-. pledged % Oct ?.
1901, u. Subers-ein's sons 20 6Jh-avs.. Sill
ba-sfe.n Bros . AZ Sth ave
Crr 1i-JrweIrv ere s Freu0d. LASS
81 ave-. T. n R.ns'io i.55a 3d-ave
oct l5-ClotHing. ETC., pledged 20 Oct :.
1gu1. n Fox - shave.
Ogr. Mems and women's clothing. etc.
]. NJ levy ~p1 Cliguhus-av--
oct 1T-CTothing etc. pledged 20 oct 10.
ie"I N-d Harlan t9o Hutscn- ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

USEFUL MAN or CARETAKER. on coun-
trv place. thorouEhly competent: i've
wears with last employer Address r. v
HOPE 1874 West i6fh-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
VANS EPEFcH To 4vTv4TI

:. - curious fact that ln every LANGUAGE there
TAN words that used 20 animals
Oe NhAn TINS. special words are often appro-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
LITERARY NOTES.

The Longmans are adding 10 their list 81 soi-
sntifc books ''The Scientific Writings OF George
Francis Fitzgerald" who was fellow of lrlh-
ity College. Dublin. and professor Of naturai ana
experimental philosophy there. He was . pre-
oocious scholar. remarkable as an unoersTau-
uafe and q professor al thirty; his death oc-
CURED ,,rer,st,irely. when he was forty. year
ago
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

So great has been the interest in Charles
Magne.ss work since President Roosevelt made
= text OF ''The Simple Life" in a recent public
speech, that there has been a considerable de-
mand for his other works The Alsatian
preacher is now an work on another book, which
WIN shortly be completed and which VIII be pub
lished by Mcclure. Phillips q CO.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
- rrRsUANCE Of In orae1 ID non. Erank

FITZGERALD Surrogate ~ tho County % New
YORK notice all having claims
late of the County % York.
present with vouchers thereof
suhscrihers 90 tausartIug business
of Andrew wilson No lsf Nassau Street. the
York Borough Of Manhattan. before
the Both day p October next
New York. uf April.
JOSEPH MURRAY MICHAEL r MURRAY. E1-
ANDREW WILSON. Attorney for Executors ia Nassau
E----EL 0. Nanha---n- Ner. A--. -L.E-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

Apropos of tho great strike that Is throwing
this country into need and perpleNity, new
edition is offered by Doubleday. Page q CO
OF Henry % Lloyd's account of a Country
without Strikes"-that is, OF New w-Zealand. with
its compulsory arbitration law, which MI
Lloyd describes in glowing terms.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
IN PTRSTANCE OF - ORDER nF HON-

Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate = the County ~ Ney
york notice IS hereby given - all having
against Auh-1=e q Mccall late of County Cf Ne,v
YORK deceased 20 present tre same with hers -a
the sutsr-i1e-. F-r place OF fr4rslrtr-
ths office ~ Thomas r. U1nr-iy. 80 F.trE
Row. Borough of MarEatar In The tfty % NeW l.rl
o before the 10Th 5ss ~ February nest.
Dated York. the Fourth DAY August. 1909
EJRAH Mccall. Fv--.f~fr.
. THOMAS r DONNELLl. Attorney for EEe-Itr.x -
PARK Row. Borough q Manhattan. city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
Jos. SHONGODD 4 SDN. Auets
-4Iaa~rru- No. % E0Wary.
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oyster boat. wages Sl3 % So expenses
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9E.Iry TO make calls iu answer 70 In
r-.-iaz. weekly salary or guaranty paid.
Write. giving age. references. qualifications,
rHDN. MEAD s CO.. New-Tors.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

The Latin romance In prose and verse that
was unearthed last winter IN England hy the
Rev. Walter Begley. and believed hy him TO
have been written anonymously by John Milton
Is 10 he published by the Scribners. IL is enti-
led Nova Solyma, the Ideal city OF Zion or
Jerusalem Regained." As the title page further
states. il is now first drawn from ohscurlty'
translated and attributed until further evidence
90 the fustrious John Milton" Mn. Begley con-
tributes also an introduction, literary essays ana
a photography He discovered this reInarkahle
work not in manuscript. bat in a printed ana
published book. which first appeared IN info'
the discovery created little impression IN Eng
land last year. owing, has been suggested
probably the political excitement Of the time
In the opinion OF the discoverer and translator II
Is a work OF such genius that no one hV1ns
within the period Of its production except NIL
ton could have written il. His introduction con-
tains an elaborate statement OF his reasons Tor
believing that Milton must have been the
author.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

SCHOOL ron DREssMAKIyG.
SCHOOL FOR DRESSMAKISG. - THE
GARDINER CO.. 81 West l2th-st-. New
York. Cau or write for terms
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

VAIN. LADY as switchboard OPERATOR
Iss ba5 three years experience; can IoI
,fsb bast ~ reference ROBERTS, 2'A' r'Hsl
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
pan-srlc ..ruAr1oss WAIVED.
BemAIs

u0a-sTIC SITUATIONS H.ANTED.
BemaIs-
BRIGHT woman 10 take care OF bachelors
auartmGut or as Lady mad oL5 Hesi
4lsr-sJ., rms SCOT bell
-oOh.-Lolored woman as FIRST class COOS
la private family. uudsrst maAlnS A..
sIa-s soups, meats, pastry au1 desserts 80 ~
cream ana ices, best references 1l- GFsSh'-
lat SIS Test aaa--J-, Sirnson nel--
CuON.-Part.cuIarly usa-, Thoroughly IN
aersJauls all branches q plan and 49, La.l.'
cooa4us, excellent city references NOT
IiER, ID ~ est -.d-st-
COOK.-Freuch. thoroughly urst class IN
private family. where E--cleuul4l1 -
kept. Cav Or country. best city re-5Esnces
VI. T.. Box 20. Tribune Uptown OiH'''
1864 Broadway. ----
COOk.-First class. Swedish. private fan
lis. OUT by day or week $50 E. oolh-'''
COOK-By smart woman. arst class. VI "
DO some washing; best o.. references 4"
H. DO East 2Stl-st-
CoOk.--We.lsA. lrst class lu ali lrancAe';
IN American tam.ly, where ltcnshlsSs' ~
is kept. excellent references, wages -
.IT East 4lrr-st. rius twice
| CO0h.- Temperate habits, ln iaIll4y .
hospital school, long eXperientel, ".
references. h.' al l-is' t-l-7'-'
li."Ssil.
cHANBEu1IAID aad WAITRE- by e1-
p6ri-nrea sltt VI pIlSa'7 -.---''.' rSsrrv'
rg-.i enu--- LOO ~ ~. -. ----- $3.50 - -
---.-,,--r.r.,,,rr, ,,t ~, ,rTRESs. BY a
respectable woman ~ siatt- '- n ~ y, 5S-ss,
[ tly, rtst lr-rIel-rr'- NA-' f''
steel uell-
---r.-,,,,r.,.,,.,rr, ,rsvPrs1 or MAID
BY youns E.rl; can s.Se ',,-al I1-a1,s o.
encr- M. - h-N o'' Al------0
utr. l"oA hI'aoW
----..- .. h.. .-s.-,.a tarr-
| era '' r. r r. '-'.-' -'i..F ~ Eu r6NyVAY 25
/ West '-a-7--
------ - ri IN d1
Cft ~ p &. i''. E, F. 9-7 y3 s9,h-st
lent.
| CHAMEE ltAALL. .irsl,ial. -iE tast
would help ~ pantry S,'u ~ East
5frI-st.. rims uigmvn bell
No $50
ehIrts collars crffs f59 East 39tn-sL
-.
1 tGT itEF,D GIRL neat. iD bachelors aS'~
I m-1ts 26i West l,t1--L. con- room -
DAYS WOBK.-W0man 90 60 OUT oy y.,oss "a
cleaning or washlnE urst class I7's'0'-
/ Ms TRACY f-7 West i0ftn-st
.-,r,ar
| PLEASE .su Mrs. NATrEBN. Ls4S -
Ht.. 9--a $3.50 "frr sre th-rl 1.e-. -
- -
/ ->.urr.--. competent has good rs- rsfer-
/ euce. CALI Tor two days % M0ii''-7
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
u PURSUANCE OF Az ORpER oF Hon

Frank 7. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County OF
York notice hereby given all persons having
Charles F. Diefendorf late OF county
York deceased present the hers
thereof the subscriber u us p-a- II
b4s. ness Broadway. Borough of Manhattan CITY
~ New York before the eighteenth day Of April
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executor.
PrCKHAM MILLER & KING. Attorneys for Executor.
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

The title OF Etiquette for An Occasions" by
Mrs. Burton KinEsland. published some time
ago by Doubleday, Page & Co. has been changed
10 The Book of Good Manners" 10 IN better
into series that Viii now follow % on some
what similar lines The FIRST 10 come win no
''The Book Of Weddings" a complete manual
~ al the proprieties in tho complicated details
OF modern marris e ceremony
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13


DOMESTIC SITUATIONS w.x
/ -~-~->-~----~-- asht
-
Male.
COACHMAN.-Eleven years rs,..
last empioyer. who can be seer sr'7ncs trou
" ---l--->-1, ~, " es- 9Sd-st A1a's''
/ COAt "a "a N.-Alarried. thorougbi,,
wears best personal ana ~, ~ country: nir
rrom ias' place Call or address p isSiefencs
| OF j. o. brewster. l6l3 Broado-s. D. caTs
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| Goa 5iSi a 9insle thoroug51,-
| personal citt 'r country Z r i,,.sen an
| at-' d'iil9'o"i - o. 4" Sont1-
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