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The daily sentinel., 1902-06-23

j. w. Osborn. OF j. w. Osborn &
Sons, is home from visit to his ranch.
b stands for the BEST which every
man knows means the Imperial bicycle
wherever it goes.
On men and boys suits we offer bar
gains. Our clothing line is strictly first
class.-J. Il. Ackerman.
A fifteen per cent reduction in prices
on all suits ordered from Graham 4
Hards for the next 80 days.
}. w. Collins an expert piano tuner,
is in the oity, with headquarters at the
Thompson eHelry Il Music Co. His
work is guaranteed.
We not only have the finest soda
fountain in the west, but the only one
that gives expert service. G. d. Smith
& Co., lhe Druggists.
w E. TenEyck OF this city will go as
a delegate from this section to the state
convention of the Socialist Labor party,
to be held in Denver July 4th.
II you want first class and strictly
high grade bicycle you should purchase
the we'll known Imperial. For sale
by w. r. TenEyck. 507 Main street.
District Attorney, Samuel G. NcMu'-
! lin returned home Saturday evening and
will remain in this city until after court,
which couvepes in this city tomorrow.
The o to Floto dog. aud pony show
passed through the city this morning
| westward bound. They are billed for an
| appearance in this city at a later date.
u ~
| wheels that we can sell ,or $500; how
| sver we will not sell you an old stock
sheel and represent to be 1902 mode.
The bicycle business is booming, or at
least it looks awfully that way down
around A. c. Fletcher's. A large line OF
nicy cles and repair articles are always
on hand.
Thursday night at the opera house
there will be social ball. Prof. McMinn
announces that there will be prize
waltz and that everyone who attends
will be permitted to enter.
Ex-attorney General. Joseph Il Mau-
pin aud wife of Canon city are arrivals
10 sthe city Mr.. Maupin is largely
Interested in realty in this city and is
the owner OF the block IN which is locat-
cd the Lay Nattiger store.
Mrs. j. A. Austin and daughter Lelah
left this morning for Ridgway, where
Miss Austin will be married Wednesday
To MIR. j. j. Morrissey Of that place. Miss
Austin has many friends in the city who
will wish her much happiness.
Mr and Mrs. S. w. Neal returned to-
day from II visit to California. They
nave had quite an extersive trip They
we're accompanied by Miss Rose McCary
The major portion OF the time OF their
absence was spent in Oakland.
William Weiser, nephew Of w. j.
Meyer OF the Fair, has arrived in the
city to spel d his vacation, from Colo
RADIO Springs where he is attending the
Colorado college. He will assist in the
Fair during his stay in the city.
Mrs. 1. N. Bunting arrived home Sun
day from a weeks visit to Denver and
Colorado Springs. She was accomp a.
nied home by Miss Helen Crawford, .
daughter OF L. 3. Crawford, a former
we'll known citizen, who ia the guest oi
her old PLAYMATE, Helen Bunting.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-23
l N. BUNTING a, Editor.

hgurative grass grow under its
feet if it would maintain its splen'
did reputation of being city in
line with modern progressive ideas.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-23

Because Werner L. Reed has said
he W, uld not build a hotel is no
reason whatever that hotel shall
not be built.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-23
LEE & BUNTING, Props.

The need of the proposed CIR nd
Mesa road is forcing itself upon the
peoule, with the thermometer at
ICOo.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-23

j. w. Osborn. OF j. w. Osborn &
Sons, is home from a visit to his ranch.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-23

Mrs. l. N. Bunting arrived home Sun
day from weeks visit to Denver anc
Colorado Springs. She was accompa
nied home by Miss Helen Crawford, q
daughter OF L. 3. Crawford, a formel
well known citiz N, who Ia the guest o
her old PLAYMATE, Helen Bunting.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-23

William Weiser, nephew Of w.
Meyer OF the Fair. has arrived in th
city to spel d his vacation, from Colt
RADIO Springs whore he is attending tn
Colorado college. He will assist in tn
Fair during his stay in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NEW BIOGRAPHY OF THE PRESIDENT

THE TTFF: OF THEODORE ROoSENELII,
TMEMTYcEitTH a. Si idIf> HaIstead Oc-
tavo. PIP xxi, 3sl- Akron, ONO Inc 0aai
Publishing Company
With many more years. as every one hopes
sin before him. President Roosevelt has never
theless gut so much work TO his credit mat his
biographer has already the material for a large
ana Interesting volume Such volume MI Hal
steaa has y,roduced. He has utilized all the rec
ords Of The Presidents manifold activities, ms
state uapers and his other writings, and an MS
coines are SET forth fell detail especially those
Of his military and later political life ii is moi
TO be supposed that such = book written lii tle
midst Of his subjects career, is likely TO nave
ANYTHING of inality in the estimate 1t presents
or In its determination of the Presidents place
IN American history. Mr.. Ha.stead. however Il
not the man TO allow any doubt TO exist as u"
what he believes TO be the standing Of President
Roosevelt the value of his services, the piaCe
he is likely 10 take in history. His style is ple'
presoue and ornate and never permits any OF
,ba striking features Of the Presidents career
to lose in the telling.
Mr. Halstead tells of the Presidents ancestry
family and youth in the first chapter anu 'ie'i
goes at once into his political career oeeuii -
the New-York Assembly, TO which he was eie''-
cd from a Democratic district Here me oi'6-
rapher brings out the interesting facts OF 'he
lafions between the young Assembly man anu '
Governor. Grover Cleveland, their working To-
eether for certain legislation, their consulla'
with each other He even thinks that hooseN e'-
NAV he said to have taken thus AN important
mart in the political education of his predecessor
cleveland Then came his defeat for the May
s,raltv of New-York and The wonders oi I'l1
West took Roosevelt into their cohlo+-''V-
They gave HIM an education not eiSe"le'S 80
the world around to he had by a young 4ll-s'i
can, His appearance in the national coH'eii
tfon of 1854 mis- wears in the civil Service '"li
mission and as Police Commissioner OF New
York are the subjects Of the next cAa''eI9
Three chapters are given To his part IN the span
,sh MAR That devoted to his work al Ai'aHH
q. Governor consists of little but rcpr'oucli"I
of his message Of 1900 with its discussion o.
..,rol,en7s Most of the rest is given up 10 Nj
roose,,elt-s election as Nice-President, ms SUI
ossion 10 the Presidency. and discussion OF MS
,,ox,+ion there his relations with the leaders %
his party. his political views. and MS
af tbem Mr. Halstead "a veteran observe,
sxnresses this opinion Of President kooseN''l' II
,,,s,, no taken as keynote Of the whole DOCK
The man rre-eminently prepared Tor tlie - -
-sbir of the people Of the tn'ted sol4teS ~ N
<yraat swift wears of the accom- iShHieH' =, -r,a
1isihIe national destiny, Is our ffes'uei''' nv
Sore Roosevelt.
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I-[II-I-I,IT LINGERIE, trousseaus, layettes.
,r-b,oitsrl,s shirt waists. etc. mace 10
order ELISE LAURENT. 1874 East 2o'h-
II corner Lexington ave.
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ONO HOTNT4TE SHOEfNG-

ITS PHENOMENAL, ACTIVITY CoIolCIpENT WITH
MONT rELEE ERlPTloNS-
Rainbridce Ohio. Sept. 17.-People living in the
Paint Creek Valley alarmed over the appear
ance Of smoke and sulphuTous gases from Copperas
Mountain which can be from this place. Ever
since the first eruption OF Mont Pelte smoke has
issued from The mountain at intervals. hut only
within the last few days have the smoke and gas
become especially noticeable. and many attribute
il 10 the eruptions in Martinique. InVeStga-
ton shows that the slate in the mountain has be
hot. and OF il has become dull red
from the action Of the heat The smoke issues
from the side and not the top Of the mountain.
and scientists Will bc asked TO make thorough
investigation.
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NICKLIN I63 PARK ROW-FINE
TOOLS. BARGAINS IN GUNS. MATTE
NAUTICAL. SURGICAL, SURVEYING AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS: UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES A SPECIALITY.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FOR SALE.

So, so COLD GLASSES S.; 5, ST.:
your eyes FREE ana Do sell You . aT on 5
49, You VIII never have this chance
seain. KEENE oPTiG-AL 90, l9 80
TRoADWAY. NEW YORK. Hoaas. -
= Saturdays included. H'asSss '''"u0 anu
raf.4FFEl
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EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE ff ,,,adj1,,r,
Handsomely furnished large ana s ,ieu con-
~ neneCiafIy good table, private
an1eriSan fa1niIv 2O9 West 45th-st-
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hinie-
ADVERTISING CANVASSERS on standard
publication OF well known daily news
paper; commission. Address. with refer
ercez. II. Box -. Tribune Ofiee.
ATTENTION MBN WANTEB.-Ey doing
au easy work You can travel To England
for -. 81 Germany for SO, South Africa,
So. return passage Apply ATLANTIC
SHIPPING; OFFICE. tf5 I~j-st.. Nev-NOrk.
FOR OFFICE WORK in a manufacturing
concern. ypuuE man. about -. Address
i'm own handwriting, w u. :, Tribune OF
nee.
SALESMAN Acquainted with buyers NJ
sporting goods, notions. house furnishing.
stationery and toy buyers. would like L"
represent firms on commission Address =.
". p. BOX 10. Tribune Dft"e-
Statesmen wanted To- handle our accident
ana health policy. sells Tor s. year,
large commissions Il. HALEY y CO, :
East l21th-St.
WANTED -Comrctcut railroad marhinists,
H,ilcrmakers and biarksmiths. for out Of
town. good wages. Apply between IN.
and > =. m To l. :. WEBSTER, II Moore
So, near Stone. room Il
WANTED Bright active boy for office
work: must be good. plain penman. Ad-
dress II q. W. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

NURSE American. open for engagement
contagious diseases and obststric cases :
spAciaItv. physicians references 4 .
KNAI-ER. SiS West 1Tth-st-
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For Both Sexes-Country.

IF YOU HAVE SON OR A DAUGHTER TO E-D1r-
L CATE. get the free book about Pennington Seminar
IT tells much you should educational ,ne,bod
that has been in successful 81 years and Of
ideal surroundings that associate perfect health win
rapid mental and moral growth. The book NAV he ~
great service wherever you send your child Address
THOMAS o'HANLON. D. D IL n
Pennington. N J.
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DEN EAntTST 70 SEMINAR Pennington " J Bound
SrcA n r. = So-eCucat nnaI OF first RAM 60
year sc 70 S552 Car TFIoS OHANLON d d pres!a
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YOUNG MAN. -, with family riding
school, experienced horseman; speaks
English Spanish and German: served in
United States cavalry three years: best OF
reference. 1 NEWMAN. 219 West 4Oth-st.
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,.,v,nHokERs' SALES

!. L. FrrrstI. Auc,ionecr, 40 nowery.
S.nr 14|Fine consignment Jew eiry.
Sept lg-Ey II. stern, - " "4S' 7'''
Clothing. etc. prior sept. .. 1901,
Sept. .2-By I. stitch 3 Bro. us 81 Az.
Diamonds. Watches, Je"rifN, a. ! Gan
nIrJged prior 70 Sept 10 1901, to No, '.9-o.
sent. 22-By :. Raphael. "o% oth ave,
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry and all gpVuS
pledged prior Sept. II. 1901. 10 No. ",Soo
sent 32-By Mayer K Co, 'lotilht. 80
sept 23-Ey NJ. Manning y sons -
shave. and go 80 ave. DIAMONDS;
Watches. Jewclry and all goods p!edSed
sent Ed. Mayer. Jersey city. Clothing;
sept 24-By YIN. simpson X CO. ~
Povserv Diamonds. Watches. J""rlry IN, hnn
an goods pledged prey ions 10 June II, i'"l,
10 No. IS l27. and all goods reserved rom
previous sales. - -o5
sept. 24-By NJ. Bruckhoimer sons 900
Grand st. B'klyn, Diamonds. Watches
Jewelry. all goods pledged prior sept -
1901. . ,,.,,,,,,-
sept IA Mayer. Jersey city. clothing.
sent 25-By II stern, 81 ". :ilst- st
Diamonds, Watches, Jcweiry. ana Il" e'0''
pledged prior Sent. -. 1901 ~.
sept 25-By r Prayer 6Si 9Th ave. h'a-
monds Watches JewelTy AMI all suoH7
pledged prior Sept 10 1901 .
Sept 25-By VIM simpson 90" Isl
Ruwery Clothing etc, pledged previous TO
Aux. 70 1901. to No. Al Ell.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

-A!-ATTENTIONi -,,.,+o
Attractive floors: suites with plL pts
hath with or without board single ,I tics
Doctors offices. all desirable To- trae
s, {. LELAND & CO"
" . West 33d-st-
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ERnS RsREaNS

billiard AND POOL TABLES,
MANUFA CTURERS or billiard ana poot
lowest prices MARX BROS. "a Union 80:
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5Oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. sos Madison-st
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52D-ST.. 25s WEsT.-Guests received Vii viii
ing to pay for liberal table; club COOKING Il1l;
r,erfect service: assured cleanliness; com
fortabie beds. telephone; references bearing
investigatiOn exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

~T-BsE -NiddIe-aged womaI for one %
more children. references present en-
-lI,-sr cali or address NJ. care Lsn1'
1880 Lexington-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

YOUNG MAN, 20 as office assistant. three
years experience general office work: de
siTvs TO change his present situation to one
Of better prospects: brokers Office preferred.
ADVANCEMENT, BOX Is. Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

sc TO 60 EAST 59TI-ST.-Full hotel &C
commodations: light rooms. with break
fast and table d'hote dinner. lncIuoLhs
wine for S12 per week Fun vaiue.
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HELP WANTED.

Female
WIDOWED LADY. formerly teacher in
public schools. charge of Offices in bank
or any position Of trust. Z. f. $40 East
S3i-Fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

young BOYS &c TO II YEARS OLD
L receive fathers mothers earn T.
THE RICHARDSON SCHOOL. III
New Rochelle N Y "a miles from the city, Terms S-nn
F. y. RICHARDSON A IT. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
,,n>ts,,uD ROOMS WAITED

OH, GENTLEMAN wants small .ti.,5'.,,,
room. lateheu onuN thlyi'''7' .,i,..s Nj
family. terms very moderate -N'''
ifII-I. BOX 81 Tribune ptti-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

MAN. intelligent. children. from years
to IL months with very good education
speskfng several languages. sorely In need
Of work wishes office position. Address p.
SCHMITZ, 113 Grand-st-, Hoooken. n J.. {;
basement.
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LARGE PROFITS SAVED.

ON spectacles and eyeglasses by buying OF
the manufacturer Prescriptions filled,
lenses duplicated IN our own factory: first
quality lens. 23c.: other goode in proper
ton. W. G, FAY OPTICAL MFG. CO., It's
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

poRTE,F, I'm hotel. elevator or bell boy. by
respectable coIored man. Call or address
JOEI. MORGAN. 100 West 134th-st-. doc
tors bell
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JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS. Aucts,

saiesrooms. No. % Bowery.
Sept IS Men; w"men Is, ana % 'G iao, - s
Fnx ~ Nth-ave. L. Mcfarland. Kklyn.
sent lS-Jewelry. watches. diamonds.
silyerwafe etc. pledged previous to sept.
.. 1901: y. Abuses. 2'9 stanton-st ..,...
etc Il. ella ser. ~ Catherine-st
sept 1g-JeweIry. watches, diamonds
silverwara. etc pledged to Sept. l.. 1901 /;
I y. : siiberste1s sons 10 Gth-aye. SLIDER
stein Bros. = 457 shave.
sept - Mems and women clothing
etc; Ned Har.am, 400 Hudson-st-
ct. F.. 4 Frankenstein & Co. 49, Grand-st-
Sent 93-Mcn's and women s clothing.
etc. pledged to sept. 10, i,"l' -. H iiI"
stems Sons. 10 9Th ave, Stiberstein Bros.
S'pt. a4Tiewelry. watches, diamonds
etc; II. $. Isaacs. :, ass 18th aye ,,..,,,,,
Sept 24-CIothng, etc. Albert tIeuna'
1 ~: 3d-aye. l.. NJ. Rinaldo. Loot ID ave.
CENTRAL AUCTION GO; NJ. shsehan'
Auctioneer 152 and l5l Canal-st
Sent. 1S-Rv !. Lehman. clothing.
Sent 14-Hv r Berger; 100 6th-ave., also
AGO West IA St, diam9snds' jewelry' ETC.
sept. 19.-By Estate John simpson. 175
Bowery, clothing, etc. pledged to sept ID.
i'S Sept ply II. Breckvedel. 473 Grand
St. clothing pledged to Sept. -, 1901.
Sept. 23-By J. Simpson 9 Co, 20 bark
Row, diamonds. jewelLy., etc, pledged to
No. 5000. March l, 1901. ana goods held
Sept. 23-By caas. Weaver. 72e 10Th
sept 24-By J. Blau II 6th-ave dia-
monds. jewelry. etc. Nos. 81 987 10 So 40,
Aug l. 1901. and all goods held over
Sept. 24-By H Fresl, % New Chambers
st. clothing pledged 10 Sept. Is. 1901.
Sept. 25-By Film, diamonds and Jew
slry.
clothing pledged 10 sept. IS. 1901
ELI SOREL. Auct.. 9s BoWery. sells:
sent. IS-Clothing etc: NJ. Cohen. 354
1st-ave: Joe Sohel. /. I04 3D. ave.
Sept. 19-Clothing: Isascs y kieinbaum,
Brooklyn: J. H. Reif 4l4 2d-sve
Sept 22-Clothing. dresses. shoes, etc,
Sol Cohen. pa ath-ave
Sep~ 23-Jewelrv: l.. Steiner, Az Sd
ave. lsaacs & kleinbaum, Brooklyn.
Sept. 16-Jewelry. Thos. Newman Il Son.
Brooklyn.
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BERKELEY SCHOOL, 18th Stree.

RE p
NORMA H a
erUmb s
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LAWYERS.

SEE ME-ReIiabIe lawyer: wills. Iegacies,
damages. bankruptcy, collections; prompt
results: reasonable charges. Room lab.
40 NaSsau-st.
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WATCHMAN.-Night or day. by energetic
strictly temperate. intelligent man. good
references. Address B. FULLY. 451 West
32d-st
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HELP AN led

~------->--------------~-~-
PENMEN teither sex. copying: either Of
flee or home work. References. inCloSe
stamp. Address X. p, Box 20. Tribune Of
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vo.rvrNr DEDICATED At 4ArTET4A
-, ,,x- NETWORK Bath REGIMENTAl- As
socIATIoN-oHIo To put Up TWELVE
M0NI NENTS.

r,5-5ol, Nd Sent 1.-THE handsome monu-
,oen, which the New-York 34th Regimental Noi-
unteer Association had erected on the Anu '.
tam battlefield was dedicated to-day me Ioi q
eth anniversary Of the hattie About d hI''"i "
and ffsv persons including members OF me asso'i-
a-ior their wives aud children. arrived from New
York this morning TO take part IN tAe y
which included dedicatOrY prayer by the KEY
John otto addresses by Mrs David Mclean, re-
gent OF the New-Yorb Chapter Of the Daughters %
Tie American Revolution. and Grafton by Johh
ID. Henderson r. -,o,e
7 he shaft and lot formally decided TO the
United States Government .- -,
Ohio viii shortly erect twelve nlon,'IheIi,s -!
Antietam field. OF which will he 10 the melciE
Of President McKinley-
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WATCHMAN or PORTER. IS: single just
Gisengsged: hotel, club or factory good
references; handy all around SIMON. 40S
West 49th-st. care FRANKIE
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MIDDLE AGED gentleman, good address:
obliged to leave desk work on account OF
eve trouble seeks some less conhnins en-
PATENTS: no objection TO leaving city; refer
ences Address P. c. F.. Box D. Tribune
ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

WATCHNAN. on a private place. by Ger
man; honorably discharged marine; Is 4
little lame: good recommendation. HUM,
care Of Butler. Ii0th-st. and Sd ave.
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LOST.

LOST.
BANK BOOK No $50, $40 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having n claim to it Is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celed and a new one issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No. u. $50, Empire City
Savings Bank, 23l West I25th-st. New
York. Payment stopped. Please return 10
LOST. -Bankbook No. 100. 233. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave New-York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST anibook No. 1855. Bank for
Savings. 2S0 4th-ave., New-York- Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST-Bankbook No 64I .S22 Bank for
ment. stopped. Please return book to bank
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LADDERS. DERRICNs. POLES.

PORTLAND LADDER
IlLllL-AL4--- CO. IS World Bldg.
n. Y. Tel 2475 John. Best OF ladders de-
Iivered az zoe. per foot.
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SECRETARY. CONFIDENTIAL CLERK
Experienced stenoSrapher; can handle
correspondeuce without diCtatiOn. Ameri-
can: educated, intelligent; good executive
ability and address; desires responsible posi-
ton; steady discreet: can be trusted I'M
nItcitIv; CITY references. ODLAW. 2T1 West
lIyth-St
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SALESMAN. experienced. desires a good
staple or speciality for Chicago. on CON-
mission: has extensive acquaintance among
large buyers. Address :, 1J2 Lake-st.. Chi
Cago.
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SMITH & ENGEL. reliable lawyers. 300
Broadway. New-York; accidents, domes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted: consulta-
ton free.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

-,--r n. Is VEST Furnished room
,,.i-h use II bath. .efeTet ces. gentlemen
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SECRETARY. librarian. literary helper.
confidential clerk. or any place where re
liability and application would be appre-
cfated by a young man; college and pro-
fessionaI training: several years practical
experience. best references y. NJ. Box %,
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

YALE. 1892 graduate. wishes business or
teaching position. requiring integrity
speaks and writes French and German. H
HUNT, Leonard Bridge. Conn.
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-NER-Pianos. cabinet and pipe organs
regulated cleaned, repaired and polished
CITY or country. :. ]. BARRETT. Peek
skill. n. Y. Notary public for Westchester
County.
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STOCK CLERK or inside salesman by
Young man. -: references Al. Address
4 G T. p .. Box 90.
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JANITOR-By colored man. in or1ce
building; best OF references; knowledge OF
steam heating Cab or address A. j. F.
406 West ATHEIST.
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YOUNG MAN. 81 now employed indoors.
desires an outdoor position OF permanency.
Z. w. 30S Mulberry-st.
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THE rIEp. or TF4EODORE ROOsEVE Eli:
TWENTY FIFTH PSESlDt-Nh 1870 Oc-
UNITED STATES BY Mural mas .l6eId
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GENERAL. MANAGER American. open
for engagement: thirty years experience
in financial commercial mercantile trade.
Nsv--York references. MANAGER. Box II.
Tribune Office.
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DRESSMAkING.

DRESSMAK -Ftrst-c.ass; Woul1 IN
more, customers, cut by day. cliS OF .oN-
"'' ERT:SSNALFSR IA West fSth st
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rbsrs.

LADY Of long experience and marked success. T.,
- eaehns history ana literature give private les
noon Except Saturday for saturdav tr anS
dress H l.. Yonkers y. Y -O'e4io0" -Au-
1NUToR--A- Everett Stone (Yaie) ala West se,h :,
Special coaching for college. Resident puniIs re-
ceived e21e"' Pup'is re
A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribu,.
"A received at their Uptown Once - ~ A'+"N''
NO. 1864 BROADWAY
Between S6th and S7th Sta until o o'clock N NJ
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YOUNG MAN. -. at anything. two years
experience in wholesale house: first class
reference G. TELLER, or Fultea-st-,
Brooklyn.