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The Iola register., 1902-08-01
KILLED At THE SMELTER
A. h. Corbett, Aged %. Victim OF
the Remorseless Wheels of the
Machinery

mutHlHtIl
A. L. Corbett, u young married
man who resides on north Buckeye
street, died last Monday at s O'Clock
from the effects of injuries sustained
half an hour earlier by falling into
the machinery at the roast kiln of
Works Mol, ofthe Lanyon Zinc Com
pany.
Will Rutledge is the machinist of
the hugh kiln and Corbett was his as
sistant, AT the time of the accident
Corbett was seated on a plank beside
the machine. This plank was elevat-
ed above and near seat on which
the men sat, just beside the track
around which the heavy rakes travel
ed Talking to someone Corbett did
not notice that the hot rakes were APP
proaching him until the thing was in
n few feet. There was not room for it
TO pass him and he hastily jumped
down from the beam. Instead of Jump
ing forward and crouching beneath
the passing rake, he swurg around
and jumped the other way. ion the
side where he lit are two heavy cog
wheels which drive part of the ma
chinery and il was evil chance which
caused him to fall upon these. His
leg was caught and crushed nearly off
10y the cogs and his body drawn into
the wheels and his side torn so severe
lv that Iaatb paep1faI 6,1 ~,
later.
The machineryIwas stopped as quick
ly as possible and the iron taken apart
before the mangled body could be
freed. DR.. Cox was summoned, as
was also DR.. Coffman. When they
arrived they quickly decided that
there was no hope of saving the young
IN ms life, and subsequent events
proved that they we're correct. 1t was
a very sad scene which greeted the eye
at the works. On the ground the
corpse covered with a cloth, while
around stood the workmen, uncovered
and with awe-struck faces. Beside
the BODY knelt the young wife, who
first kissed the dead face and then be-
tween sobs offered up a fervent
prayer.
The dead man formerly lived at
Joliet, ILL.,, and came here some time
ago to work in the factory. He was
married on February % to Miss Eta
Evane an orphan girl of
this city, and the two were living hap
pily together. In her heart broken
mourning the poor young wife reiter.
ated the statement that she was again
left alone in the world, without father,
mother or husband,
The body of Mr.. Corbett was ship
ped to Bloomfield, Ills, this morning
for burial, the Lanyon Zinc Company
taking charge of the matter and fur
the finest burial equipment
that could be found in the city. |
Shortly after Mr.. Corbett's death the |
Lanyon Zinc Companys' Benefit AS
sociation sent Mrs. Corbett $50 from
its fund.
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CrIminnIs In Buenoa Avres

Buenos Ayres has issued its criminal
statistics for 1901. They include 30
murders, 244 attempted assaults and
over 5000 thefts, burglaries and swim
dies.
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McnstruatIon made Regular and Painless,
amt Pains in Sides. Hips and Limbs cured by
simmons SduAv Vine Wine Tablets.
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and sprang toward her. One

and sprang toward her. One Of
them was Carl. She saw him
only and reached out her hand
to him, calling his name as she
had done that day at the car. For
moment they clung to each
other like children and ignoring
the other man, the danger of
their situation-everything, their
lips met, which sealed the sudden
reconciliation. The fireman was
calling to them roughly. The
other man had disappeared.
AS they stepped into a carriage
some distance from the line Of
engines surrounding the theatre,
Halle broke the silence for the
first time.
"He was Rheicard; you were
talking with Ernest Rheicard."
II found him searching for you
as | was doing" said Carl. In
heavens name how came him to
loave you~
"How came you to know ! was
in the then tre2"
Il had heed watching you from
the back of our box all the eve
uing. Uni,io, you ~. gong 20
marry that man. { ..w it i'm
his ..." aui ~ you.-. TAI me
wer, ,on-aould vun nr .niIty OF
that
Sno a.J "a, answer. N.rl put
his head ou' Of the ~iud,v and
gay" .ome Elections % the ariver.
"Wne,e are We aona?" she
asked hclpiessly. He drew her
toward him tondcrly. TO a
priest, Halle. | always meat it
SO, only | didn't quite know it.
You see was so satisfied Just TO
have YOU with me in the old DAYS
that ! did not think 1t possible
that | could lose you. Are you
satisfied to 90, dear -
He reached out and turned her
face to the light, dropping his
hands Imply as he did SO, with
an exclamation half of awe, half
alteration for in that moment the
woman came TO full realization
Of the greatness of her love; her
face had caught something of the
supernal, and the man fell back
abashed at il.
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Another Love Story.

A tall man in light rain coat
and a neutral l-hnted girl climbed
the steps Of red.stone mansion.
The house looked to be untenant.
ed. The halls echoed with un-
furnished nudity as the two en-
tered. They walked fami!iarly
into an Oblong room, which was
as barren as the hall with the ex-
CepuOu that it contained small
imitation mahogany table and
two uncertain chairs.
The girl laughed half hysteric.
ally as she removed her hat and
sat down, resting both elbows on
the table.
"Our den of thieves seems re-
markably fit this evening, dear.
1t chimes in with my mood. Per
haps It's because this is the last
time"
The man started moodily al
the white wall. 80 You mean
what you say; you are going to
quite"
The girl went rather white
and nodded her head. Its the
only thing We can do; you must
see that. | can't leave this way,
with turbulent quarrels and TEN
pestuous reCOnCllIatiOns. can't
do i. It's better to end tibet.
ter for both of us. You couldn't
make things right, and somehow
seem to have developed a con-
science of late"
The man tapped call bell on
the table aud diminutlve Chi.
naman ambled through the open
door. The man and the woman
ordered chop soOy and tea.
See here, Ualle, can't stand
this. ne mans face was smooth
and boyish, but it was lined with
emOtlJu as he spoke.
Il can't live without you. Think
OF all We have been to each other
for two years. Why did | leave
all the set | knew and take the
flat with our httle red parlor, ii
It wasn't TO see more of yOuI Do
you remem Der our Sunday lunch
cons when you would come out
early and make those wonderful
dishes on orr little gas stove
You couldn't reach up TO fasten
the tubes on the gas jet, and ! al
ways had TO lift YOU"
"Ye-.' W she interrupted, agcTly,
''and how clumsy you were and
how you used TO crumplc up my
clean shirt waist. And do you
remember when old Eben, the
jaDitor, would come in with the
beer, he would stop and talk
when we were dying for him to
go2 How many pirates did he
say ne had killed with one shot
forty2'
They both laughed.
Eyes, sand the night you thought
you were going to be fired from
the paper and wanted scoop !;
how we had burglars in the build
ing and went out and treated the
policeman on the beat so he
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The election "barker" Is pecu-
her TO French soil. At critical
moments in candidates speech
the "barAer' puts him out by
initiating dog, and a really
good man at the business is worth
good money at such times. Half
dozen Of them in Paris earn
enough at election times to last
them for year.
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His Sight Threatened

while picknicking lsft month
my II year-old boy w poisoned
by some weed or pladt," says w.
II. Dibble, Of SiouxSCity, la. He
rubbed the poison off his hands
into his eyes and for a while we
were afraid he would lose his
sight. Finally a neighbor recon-
mended DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. The first application help
ed him and In few days he was
as we'll as ever" For skin diseases,
cuts, burns, scalds, wounds, insect
bites, DeWitt'sW WitchHazel Salve
is sure cure. Relieves piles at
once. Beware Of counterfeits.
Crawford Bros.
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A Necessary precaution.

Don't neglect cold. 1t Is worse
than unpleasant. 1t is dangerous.
BY using One Minute Cough Cpfe
YOU can cure it at once. AllaFs in
ttammatlon, clears thS head,
so"thes and strengthens the uu-
cous membrane. CGres coug us,
Group, throat and lung troubles.
Absolutely safe, Acts Immediate.
ly. Children like It. Crawford Bros
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SOUTHERN RY
NURTHBOUND.

Schedule in effect June 20, 1902
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Registration Notice.

NNHE PUBLIC will take notice that
4 the Registration Books will be
open at the COURT HOUSE fOf the
registration OF parties entitled to reg
lister under the constitution, on the
lst Monday Z Tuesday in each month,
until 30 days preceding the general
election. j. Nj. CASKEY,
Chair. Bd. Reg. Lancaster Co.
March z, 1900.
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n YOUNG LAD H'S LIFE SAVED.
AZ Panama, COiOmbia Ely Cham
bcrIain'S Collie, Cholera and DIur-
rhOca Remedy.

DR.. Chas. II. Utter, a prominent
physician, Of Panama, Colombia,
in a recent letter states: "Last
March | had as a patient a young
lady sixteen years Of age, who
had very bad attack Of dysen-
tery. Everything | prescribed for
her proved Intellectual and she
was growing w0rse every hour.
Her parents were sure she would
die. She had become 90 weak
that she could not turn over in
bed. What to do at this critical
moment was a study for me, but
| thought of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy
and as last resort prescribed it.
The most wonderful result was
effected. Within s hours she was
feeling much better; inside Of
three days she was upon her feet
and at the end Of one week was
entirely we'll" For sale by J. F.
Mackey IL Co.
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To New YORK Via Rock Hiu.

Trails Il3 aud III daily between Camden
and Marion daily except sunday between
Camden and Is iUgsvillc. Trains run solid he
tween king,y!hc and Marion. Solid train
Rock hlN 10 Washington with pullman Draw
Ing Room! sleeper to Hew YORK. Connections
made AT Rock Hin, BaCk-burE and Marion
with trains On Savannah, Charlotte \ ASue-
yill" Divisions Of southern Railway For full
information ~ To rates, schedules and Pull
man reservations. apply to any agent Southern
Railway or
W. HUNT, ID =. a, Charleston, =. {.
W. H. TAGLOE, \ q Pa, Atlanta, Ga.
y II. HARDWlCk, g. =. a. Washing ton, II. G.
Z. X. ACkERI, .. VI, MashLLgton ID Z.
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would swear to lt2 Have you got
the official belt buckle that he
gave yous All, but those were
good old days! Halle, how can
you forget Them"
All enthusiasm died from her
face as his words brought her
back to the present. She sat up
very straight. AT first" she said
slowly, 81 just loved you and
never thought of anything else.
| went on and on, and gradually
| couldn't see my future. Always
before | thought | would be
something Of 2 writer. But after
you came | always seemed to see
you instead of success. Perhaps
if ! had belonged TO some one,
you would not have filed every
crevice rs you did; but | didn't
you know. There wasn't a soul
who cared, unless it was the
people to whom paid my board.
And .hen after a whuv--GoG,
can't you seer You went on tell
ing me that you loved noe and
couldn't live without me, but you
did not say a word about-about
making things right. And all
the time | knew that no one could
love YOU as / loved you. And
yet that awful dread began to
come over me Of the ultimate
womaH-the woman you must
meet some day"
"Hallie, chlld,N he broke out
impetuously. "it isn't my fault.
| swear it isu,t. You DONE an.
derstand."
"Oh, yes" she sighed wearily,
81 DO understand, and that is
what gives me the strength to
break with you.'
The little one. sided Chinaman
brought in the chop sooy and
lighted a single gas jet, which
spiuttered from the Wind blowing
through a broken pane In the
window. The interruption in
some occult way seemed 20 place
them ont Of sympathy. The girls
voice took on a serious tone. The
man grew inpatient.
Il have an engagement at :
o'clock.n she said suddenly.
We must be going. Beside we
gain nothing by talking things
over
They walked to the car. "This
is the first time you have ever
left me this way" he said, as
they stood on the corner await
ing the approaching tram. "Who
is the manI"
"One of my craft. the new
dramatic editor from New York"
"Oh, | see, and he is the cause
of your new departure ~
"Perhaps."
"l wish you prosperity, Miss
Doy le. This is your car, believe.
Shall ride down town with you ~
lie was always most puuctiious
when about to lose his temper.
mo, Carl it Is better TO part
now. Goodbye, good bye, Carl"
She reached out her hand half
pieadlngly; her resolution was
waving. If he had spoken her
name then she would have turned
back bat man like, he remem-
bered only her reference to the
other man.
Ernest Rheicard, the new dra-
matte editor. was an iron gray
man we'll in his forties. His hair
was sprinkled as if to match his
eyes. which were steady and un-
communicative, like two little
pools Of water. He was very
sure Of himself. He had met
HaIhe Doyle but twice when he
determined that she was the wo-
man he had long pictured, the
----------------------------
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woman for him He told her

JhlS tudt uiShb DeI" cen tuo HTS I
and second acts of "L'Aiglon."
81 want you to be my wife, my
comrade," he said In his low even
voice. Il had never expected to
marry unless l found a woman
whom | thought could be both to
me and until | met you that
seemed doubtful. I believe |
appreciate you. You have been
casting your pearls before swine !;
have been associated with those
unworthy Of you. I shall make
it my one study, next to my pro-
fession, to bring out what ia great
in you. | know that you care for
me and | only want your assu-
rance
She turned the leaves of her
program and her mouth twltched
convulsively. SO he knew she
cared fcr him. Such is man.
"You understand there was
some one else--," she began.
81 care nothing for what has
been. Whatever process made
Won what vou are mus, have been
4 good one. | ALWAYS know what
I want, and | want YOU. VIII
vcu be NV vile, Ha'N.y'
Yes" she said. looking him
straight in the eyes. IN her heart
the name o.. earl r.-- '~...t,ut'v
This man beside neI. .ueutaI!.
ACCOMPLISHED, good t. took nrn".
AID with the digni'y Of nah
thought. was asking sr to be his
wife; and yet with 'ue perverse-
ness Of fate, she kne - that all the
Joy Of living had Soue with her
farewell to the Other man. She
compared the two as she =at in
the fhoHtro. Gar s1un6er,. the
idler, uudiscipl1ucd and spoiled.
Fxtravagant of time and goods.
and carried awe BY his ever
ready sympathy. he went through
life easily, Needless Of deeper
problems Of living. When diff
culties confronted hnm he was
frankly and helpiessiv puzzled.
1t was this hOlsn iucompetency
which appca cd to the maternal
instinct of Women. Halle Dove
realized his limitations and loved
him for tn, n. at The same time
grieving over them.
The curI~ln had swung back
on the battlefield scene. A soft
L
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South Carolina Military Academy.

NNE vacancy in the State Beneti-
Ociary Scholarship, to be awarded
on competitive examinations, for
Lancaster County. Blank forms of
application should be applied for at
once to COl. G.. =. Gadsden, Chairman
Board Of Visitors. These applications
fully made out must be in the hands
of the Chairman on the 3lst July in
order to receive attention.
&. ). ADSDEN,
July ., It Oh. Board Visitors.
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LIBERAL LOANS on diamonds. watches
1ewelry. silverware. etc. Furs. stored
during summer months. MAX BERN
STEIN. 21l West 125th-st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90: married. one
child: In gentleman's private family has
had entire charge of private stable: strictly
sober: six years reference from last en-
ployer; country all th- year preferred: dis
lance from city no object. Address FRED
LEACH. Mamaroneck. y. Y
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WATCHM N-HfghIy recommended for
private house during absence Of owners.
or for renting flats. six years best refer
ences ROTGON 500 LeNington-ave.
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BOOKS.
SLAUGHTER BOOK SALE.
fn,,rp fCr.sc book STORE

ec3 BROADWAY NEAR l2TH-ST-
Everybody in New-fork ano Tor nfty
miller around KIN TVS Lowering. His store 10
the headquarters for book lovers ana oook
buyers Special prices for books fhat can
not be obtained elsewhere All kinds OF
books to suit oil thrter end all POCKET
books HIstors-a books, Biographical, "a
lIR1ous scientific. books OF travel DOCKS
of fiction. books for children. poetry. etc.
etc. Anything you want. and positively az
sae loves. possible prices In The United
States Encyclopedias on sale for song
Appleton chambers'e. britannica afio
Peoples Books and libraries purchased.
LOWERING. 623 BROADWAY. N Y
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PAINTING. PAPERING. ETC.

Save MONEY by having your work done
by r. solomon. An 2d-ave. Branch,
! go Broadway. estimates furnished for
alterations, Including carpenter, mason
work. etc: abstraction guaranteed. r.tar-
~uce7 furnished Tel. / gUii 18Th.
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sYOItAna NOTICE.
THE CARRINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE.

THE CARRINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE.
Office 81 3d-ave.. y. Y.
To Mrs. i. Shields. james Carol. Will
lam Rice. Mrs. NJ. hughes, Sarah Stellngs
NJ. McCabc, Mrs. Frances Williams. Mrs
Ralson. Eliza Mullen. Mary Murtha. Sarah
i'alkner, Mr. - Hara. Eliza klcyla, J. H.
Rich, GeorKIanna Flanagan. George Brown,
1iTs. strong. Mrs. Henry Robson. W. h.
Nethcrs. VIM shannon. Mrs J. thinner
man; You are hereby notified that the
time fo= the payment Of this company s
lien upon the property hereinafter de
sCribcd. having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. this company
viii cause such property to wit, household
goods. personal effects and merchandise.
stored by you in its warehouses. TO be sold
at public auction. according to the statute
In such eases made and provided, a. these
warehouses. 3S4 3d-aVe., NeW-Iork city,
N Friday. May II. 1902. at 10 n. m. and
w!il he continued each succeeding Friday
al the same time and place until the sale
is completed
r. y. BLACkHALI. General Manager.
Sew-York. April 2sth. 1909.
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ABSORPTION HOME CURE.

AVOID THE KNIFE.-We cure tumors:
ovarian diseases, tlexious backache. piles.
nervousness. stop harsh treatment; when
all others fail write US. free sample. con-
sui;atiou. ARCHIBALD AYERS. i.lS5
Broadway
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcEs--5oo second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and
changed. GEO. b. EDDY, 8pS Madison-st
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LYNDHURsT BICYCLES.

CREDIT - per week. Lyndhurst bicycles
Shopworn wheels. $40 up M'KEE &
HARRINGTON. 113 Grand near Centre-st.
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STGi. IL,

MOVING DAY is At nand. Who shall
get to move my piano? Give your order
10 REID BROTHERS. % 5th-ave.; tel.
2,l2l lSth-st
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Crust Companies.
Crust ompanlfs.
NurfbAmrrira1,
Crust Onu1panp

135 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
CapitaI Stock S2.OOO.OOO.OO
Surplus ....... 2.7S4.o4o.io
Receives Deposits Subject to eheeA'
Transacts a General Trust Business.
OAKLEIGH THORNE. .fresi"
HEMAN DowD; vice
RICHARD j. SC0LES.
EDMUND C. LOCKWOOD..S ecre'"Fs
s. ID. SCIDDER-
FRANCIS &. PRIEST. ASST.
DIRECTORS:
Horace T.. Andrews, Allan tcs"i'on'
II < u,,cl Robert c. Morris.
xyn, II Chesebrou-h JOY Norton.
Jonathan u. Currey, Jos.J.oDohoh"e'"i
f. A. DeLima. r.. 4. fOuer
Hannah noxxd John j Riker.
II. l.. Edwards. Henry r. Shoeti'
II. Il. HoIlins. Edwin Ihorhe,
John Hone OakIeigh Thorne.
james JOUrdan, JOhn T. IoHii"S""'
J,,,e. 6 kuhu Warner Van NOrden,
Charlton T. Lewis. II. n. Young.
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HELP WANTED.

MnlR.
ATTENTIONr-Nen wanted: 81 to 81 takes
you u England. $40 TO Germany, and so
10 4 frica, by doing easy work. also free
transportation: return passage. Apply AT
LANrIC SHIPPING OFFICE. 115 ist-st..
New-IUrk,
ATTENTION. Men, 50 10 81 takes you to
principal European ports-London, Liver
pool. Glasgow. Hull. also free tranSporta-
ton procured. Apply SHIPPING OFFICES.
3 Clnton-st and ~ West-st.. New-Y ork.
GROOM VANIt.D.-Single man: expert
enced; with reference; country place. 10
Wall-st-. Room 2l2.
WANTED.-A Danish or North German
man and wife. without children speaking
English. for a country place. two hours
from city; woman must be tidy and able
20 do all work for a family of two Ad-
dress r. w. BOX AZ Tribune Uptown Of
fee ! 242 Broadway.
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ATTORNEYS,

LAWYER Eoiicits legitimate business: no
Zee unless successful; consultation free.
RUFUS c. MALTBY. 277 Broadway.
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CAsEIN COMPANY OF AMERICA

CASEIN COMPANY OF AMERICA
New York, April 23d, 1902.
Preferred Dividend No. =.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO CT
PER CENT. will be paid the preferred stock Of
Company May 10Th, 1902 stockholders
of business April 3oth 1902 Checks will be
mailed Company transfer
2. NJ. April 30th. 1902
open A NJ May 10th. 1902
CASEIN COMPANY OF AMERICA.
MAURICE EARNETT Secrerary.
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ALLIS-CHALMERS COMPANY.
New York, April 23d 1902.
NHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pany have this declared the regular quarterly
dividend of ONE AND THREE-QtTARTER 0AT) PER
CENT. Preferred company paya bic
May list The Preferred Stock transfer
close April 25th. at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. reopen
May I'd. 1902. NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Checks will be mailed.
". J. CHALMERS Treasurer.
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HUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-CiSar store, three living
rooms; nice place for small family oi5
lexirEron-avc.
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HUGS, REACHES ATED.

NOTICE--Win exterminate reaches bugs
from houses. furniture. etc. viii suaran-
tee my work. y. d. 81. East I3th-st
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ADVERTISEMENT and Bubscrtptions Tor
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
nee Nc l242 Broadway, % door north OF
9lst-st- until O'Clock p. m: advertise-
ments received at the following branch Of
fees at regular ONCE rates until O clock
D. m, viz: o5+ Shave, g. e. cor. I'D 81 !;
ave- near West 66th-st-: 106 West +2d-st--
near eth-ave.. 92 East f4th-st.. 2S7 West
42d-st-. between TIN and sth AYES: 2dS
West l25th-st: 158 East <7th-st.; I, 33S ed-
ave. between 10th and nth sts-: 1-o2d DID,
ave-. near 8l,t-st. I. I0S 1st-aye.. near
s9th-st.: 1877 East i2Sth-st.s sS6 fremont
ave: go 3d-a ave near l1st-st-. 5S4 3d-ave- |;
210 Bicecker-st.. 5c5 Bleccker-st- Brooklyn.
n. Y,-2i6 Court ST.; 2iS smith-.t. Newark
n. J.-70A Broad-st. And a. AL A. ID. 7.
OMEGA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29

HOI-SEEEEPER- neat colored girt ior
gentlemen apartments Can OF a1u1ess
PFFSSFR DIT West s1st-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29
BILlIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29

GARDENER and general man on gentle
man, place: can milk carc lawns roads
walks. etc; handy with tools. 10 years IN
last place; German: married, small family :.
wants house. best references. Al CAR
FENTFRS s. los 6rN-nyc.