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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-22
SOUTH VERNON.

Strawberries are selling for 10 cents
this week.
Mr.. Stewart, clerk for Adams & Prouty'
is taking vacation this week.
Charles Allen of Marlboro, y, H. visit
ed his niece, Mrs. Helen Riley, this week
Richard Lee has been confined 10
his bed three weeks with heart trouble
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Nottingham ana
son of Bernardston visited at c. H. New
tons last Sunday
Mrs. Lizzie Braley of Putney maze
short visit at Charles Jackson me pas'
week en- route TO Boston and vicinity
Two COWS belonging to Fayette Stod-
dard and one belonging TO Ernest Ten
ney were slaughtered last Monday by Or
der of the state board of cattle commits
sioners
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Or. j. w. GREGG
DR.. Il. L. WATERMAN.
c. G. WHEELER, o. O.,

OsTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
/ 80 No. Main St, Brattleboro. Office
/ hours to L and 100 to 4, Wednesdays
and Saturdays excepted.
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Mrs. e R. Perkins has been i'll with
grip this week
Walter c. Crawford visited DR.. f. s.
Munger in Windsor last Friday.
Rev. c. f. Hayward went to Towns
bend on his bicycle last Friday.
A supper and sociabe We're held at
the Baptist church Wednesday evening.
e. E. Blood sat up Wednesday for the
first time since his operation for appen-
dicitis.
Insurance men We're here Wednesday
to adjust the loss on Capt. Robertson ;
paper mill.
Mrs. Eager returned Saturday to
Houghtonville after spending few days
with her son.
H. L. Bailey has new mail box. the
Bates K Hawley patent on exhibition
at the post-office.
The F.. l.. Pierce property is advertised
for sale tomorrow at the homestead III
this village, by w. S. Adams trustee
The ladies of the Congregational church
will hold a foreign missionary meeting
in the church parlors next Tuesday al
ternoon.
George w. Hamlin, who has been at
work at \. NJ Corser's the past month
sold three sewing machines In Brattle-
boro Monday.
uncle of Mrs Ketchum. has come to
Putney to work for the Stowell manu-
featuring company
Mrs. Quinn and son have left Waiter
Crawford's and have returned to then
home i'll Keeue. y. II. Mrs. Young y al
Mr.. Crawfords at present
From now on during the summer the
meetings of the Womans Relief corps
VII he held in the afternoon. The next
meeting will be held June ,.
Miss Maud NJ Munger has resigned mel
nosition as stenographer for the STOW
ell Manufacturing company. she VII
have a similar position in WOODSTOCK II
about three weeks.
Union Memorial services Will be hel,
in the Methodist church neNr oui l'Iaf
,1orrine Rev Mr. Metcalf will preacf
the sermon. Memorial services VIII De
held in Pierce's hall in Putney rails al
8 clock.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-22
THE PUTNEY COLUMN.
r-su.e to Former Putney Resident.

r-bu.e to Former Putney Resident.
.. .,loving tribute to the memory of
d. Wasnbuin. which has recently
iu -.ut To The Phoenix by a personal
r...ud ON the Pacific coast who was ia
r,U.r with his business career of re-
r.fi4ble success, and who admired and
f..d him for his strength of character
and kindness of heart, will be read with
interest in this column 1t was printed
.uuriuly in Resources of Southern
California" of Los Angeles Calf, soon
...r Sur. Na-hburu'S death.
.U ON the 18th of October, a. II. WASH
I..4. of the famous trio of Washburns
To-. Nawona died i'm San Francisco, at the
a.. of Sc; and California sustained a loss
t.t saddened whole counties of people
I.r more than a quarter OF century
tae deceased had been the master mind
u. "a number of the great mountain high
ways leading into the Yosemite Valley,
and has left behind him one of the most
splendid thoroughfares i'm the world
lie was one of natures noblemen in a
variety of ways and has never been
known to have committed an unkndly
or ungainlN act. on the contrary. he
was liberal. hospitable. charitable, heroic
amlble and just. And while Mr.. WASH
burn was superior and sometimes an
aggressive business man. he never
pushed "a contract or other proceeding to
ID limit thdl engpndercd injury or even
1ftense to others. He made immense
amounts of money from Sierra staging
and reghting, but pat it nearly AN into
bcttarments or new enterprises in the
counties of MADEIRA, MERGED ANA Mari
poSa, and thousands of workmen have
been benehciaries therefrom.
But as brilliant and as suocessful-es
We're all his business undertakings; as
great ana as grand as We're all his
achievements in the Sierra; as astonish-
ing and as surprising as have been all
the outgrowths of his master mind,
these We're not the magnet that drew to
him his multitude of friendly admirers
for while every one appreciated all this,
it was his goodness of heart his open
hand his inclination to please his devo-
ton to those he loved, his tenderness of
spirit. and his wonderful affection for
children that embosomed him in the
hearts of all who knew him well and init
mately.
over to the beyond there comes a noise
less emotion, a strangeness of feeling
among all who have been associated
with him for score or two of years.
and tears steal silently down bronzed
and weather-worn faces spirits are de-
pressed, heads bow low and no one
knows how to voice his grief But there
is this one great glory-we are sure that
the spirits of such men as Henry Wash
burn get mighty close to the Great White
Throne"
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EAST PUTNEY.

Memorial exercises will be held at
Pierce's hall Sunday afternoon at )
O'Clock. A drum corps will furnish mu-
sic. and special music will be given IN
the hall. The school children from
schools and will take part III the eN-
ercises. An address will be given by
Rev. C. +. Hayward. The flag salute
will be given at the cemetery. All are
asked to join the march. to the Gem
eterV.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-22
No. r., HINSDALE, +. H.


Edwin w. Bailey was i'm Litueton a
snort .'ine laSt week
a. r. horton Is PACK ln liihsdale "ller
SIN months absence
Miss Lillian Hancock visited in Green
Helu' MASS" over SuHutE'
Miss Nellie Willis of Chesterfield is
working for Mrs G. S Howe.
Il. Parade had two fingers badly crush-
ed in one of the mills last week.
o. g Robertson Went thursday Tor nus
''i""I "S"'"s 'i'p AT N'"'us"oS I'Ae'
c. NJ oaks attended the funeral of
relative i'm Chester. Vt. last week Thurs
day.
e.. +. Policy entertained his brother
Sidney Policy of Holyoke. Mass, sun
day
Mrs. Lowering of West Swanzey was
recent visitor of her sister, Mrs. G. f.
Cramer.
A. w. Bliss recently had neat mon
ument placed ON his lot In Pine Grove
cemetery.
y. +. Iavoic was the guest of his
brother in HoIyokc. Mass. "a part of
last week
Miss Nellie Corli@S has been lu Gone
cord VISITING her sister. Mrs. Donovan
few days.
Mrs James O'Bueu and Miss Mar
Z,,,5,,.i,
Mass. are Visiting Hin~dlle relatives
and friends.
E,r.d y s,.,,ar or ,,bic,raa Mass
made brief visit with Hinsdale rela-
tiVes sunday
u. \. Hosford and wife arrived home
from the South last week after spend
ing the, winter there
Herman Butler of Springfield visited
his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. + y.
Blanchard. last Sunday.
Clarence Booth's cornet music was "A
,,l.,,si,,e ,dIition to tho CONGREGATIONAL
,t,t, ,7,,,t,' e,,,,i,,. morning
Mis-. Grace Pobarts il at Hotel Ash
49, ,,,d ,.i,I ra,,,t, mil aft.r the
nm sci,,.l ,,r,3,f,tine, .vercises
pth..1. al .hu5 have
MIS-. r.. d. ~ ' ,t .'i i,,ts ,.isit
1put w. w ',.u''' 1r,. Go,,,,
-. -, Ia. ,,.,,..t,
D. + p""7 80 o',,,,.,,io,
a. a. -, -. ~ ,,,,..r-
rom V'''' 'N''''''''
It"
Manager Bloueu has selected the men
for his base ball team ana they VIII
play the Winchester hlhe AT Winchester
tomorrow.
Rev Mr.. French of Westmpreland
morning and evening in exchange with
the pastor.
y town meeting has been called. Tor
| Monday June J. at ':'' CLOCK III we
evening, to consider the raising OF the
license fees
Henry Spaulding finishes work at the
Eames x Towne gristmill this week,
after being employed as foreman there
Tor several years
The household goods that were dis
posed of BY auction saturday by Mr.,
and Mrs. J. H. Brittou met Il ready sale,
and brought exceptionally good returns
in cash
wood ,f & Touis Mo
,i.i,a1 a. n " Tavlnr's n few DAYS
M. v,, Nv Wood Is q Grandson Of
- /, t,,-.,, of :, I ,,is forr,erl,
-, ,,,t -.
~ ''''9 'o" H.
> VI. benson. formerly Of this town.
=.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-22
Business Gards.
GEO. ROBERTS, M. D.,

SURGEON.
Surgery and Diseases of Women a spe-
cialty. Office, Crosby Block; house
Canal. Telephone at house and at
Brooks House Pharmacy. Hours to 3;
/ to 8; to S.
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WORK WANTED.

! Male
| ELDERLY NAN with good references. n
/ business house restaurant or anything
| O. SCHMIDT. 237 5th-st.
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ART.

IS ro- al zrt collectors and pro
A sc eEsnce 70 turn art treasures
rio resas -1aasser OF the Waldorf Art
~ q -, sSish 70 sell. buy or ex-
l5sIBeses ,l,+i1ss. water col0rs- ensTavinss.
-saxass A---Tgs antiques. curios -speS-
,ss asrisss I burnt 95rs Ts2a p Ws1isa. an
s-tsi lees h-e-es thst is FOR sale or ex-
r. evee rsrrest ana handsomest art safes
I essss u America senS as saaTeT RT f9 Gs &c
ss.-. .S.sss circular MALpoHd , ~. Val
Isles. N Ssw-y sstR-S'-' '
-------,7prB ff oil Paintings. EngrsTings
sssSSssct.es Furniture and Frames iseltt'
zsr-SgY MEYER. Ais 4th-aNe-' W" u -
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.s,uorocy AID GRaPHoLoGY

y ~,sTr KNOW YOUR OWN OR YOUR
p 8y s - r-,,e Characters Chara cteT-
t,Si-7sss rassihiiitfes. latent talents,
r 81. ss.-s--II-- Demonstrated. and Taiuab Die
- r.vcn O. any subject send specl-
- ~ handwriting and 25c. to la DE
sFF.WSoN. GTaphoiogist. = Nliilan-s1'
Nep-xoTk City.
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BOARD AND Keous.

-A1-ATTESTTON
Attractive fDors, suites, with private
bah, with OF without board; single rooms
dozsrs Offices; ali desirable locations;
highest references given. Information free
s c LELAND s CO. West S5d-st-
eeTE-ST-. 81 WEST.-DesiTable rooms
refined well kept French boarding house:
modern conveuiences. sumner garden
FERDINAND.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FUR STORAGE AND REPAIRS
Frrs Rugs and Garments stored in our
Cold Storage Warehouse. VIII do more 10
preserve and lengJhen their life than any
other method. We clean, store and insure
against FIRE moths and DuTglaries al 8 per
cent ~ valuation Garments called FOR
and delivered free FURS REMODELLEp
AND REDTED now at summer prices
Better workmanship and no charge for
SEND FOR BOOKLET. ALASKA FUR
co. 927 Broadway. y. Y. between 2lst and
22d SITS. Tel q. 63T-I6th.
FUR GARMENTS made over in the latest
STYLES. at reasonable rates; also stored and
insured during the summer A LElB-
HOIz. Practical F'urrier 1ol West 43d-st.
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DOMESTIC slrL sFtONs WANTED

a
Bale
THREE American a1uits. no CHILDREN de
sire the care 81 q private residence for
the SKINNER. highesf city references. De
SRA Blk. R1x -. Tribune ptOwn once.
I 2G4 broadway
USEFUL HAN-t.ent,eman place. oy
SveCle. single understands care Of horses.
earrings lawns and garden. experienced
driver. sober; best references j. z L.
ar &C. ave
USEFUL. Man CT CABET Ak s.Fs--By thor
Oukhiv competent man; worked IN finest
houses. seiect references. can sleep home.
O'DEA las 2d-ave.
USEFUL. IAN-Armeaian Protestant !.
strictly sober. thoroughly competent. e1-
pe-fencef servant In household best OF ref
ersnces- y. KASBAR. rs East 42d-st.
FALET.-First class. English. aged 30.
height. 8 Feet I inch, used 70 travelling.
smart appearance. hrst class English refer
eEces. =. w. ~ West sth-st-
vALET.-By coIored man; neat appearance
J. w. care Thompson. IS West 13Sth-sC
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1884 Broadway, between Both
and 9th SITS. until o'clock P m AdVer,
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o clock
D. m. viz: pa shave. s. g. cor. 23d-st- :;
i53 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st-; 81 East 14th-st. ;
2S3 West 123th-st; 1888 3d-ave., between
18th and nth SITS: / ops 3d-ave.. near 6Ist-
st I 7OS Ist-ave near S9th-st-: I5T East
I25th-st: 756 Tremont-ave.: $50 3d-ave.
near 41st-st; 554 3d-ave.: 210 Bleecker-st.;
325 Bleecker-st. Brooklyn, n. Y.-216
Court-st. 215 smith-st.; l,OO4 Gates-aVe
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CAFE MORETTI RESTAURANT. ISL W
3Ith-st New-Y ork.-Tabie d hCte dinner
81. lunch, soc.
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LOST.

BANKB0oK No. So. 973 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. ANY per
son having a claim 10 X Is heTenF CdLieo
I,To,, To resent the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbooH canceIisu
and q new one Issued
LOST -Rankhook No. 402. 522. Seanen's
Bank for Savings. a. and 80 Waist
New-York. Payment stopped and canceIIa-
ton applied for. Please return 10 paIk.
HANDBOOK No. 3T9, 409 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. ANY
person having a claim TO * is hereby called
uuon 20 present the same within ten Gays
or submit 10 having said passbook can
ceIied and a new one issued
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.-Domestic New
Home Wilcox & Gibbs, Singer; install
ments or rental. H. RAUSCH. 2.27l 3D.
ave, near 123d-st. Telephone 1SSSa Harlem
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: WEST ecTEF- Beautifully furnished
large zud small rooms. elegant Dari7i
dining room: l7st class cuoAing, refine Iflefl
refe7eoces. table boardsrs accommodated
--zlsiszrs
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HOTEL HUNGARIA. Union So. z. Ton.
I.ch. 40c. Dinner. I5c. with wine. I'D
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IITH-ST.. II EAST. near 5tIl-ave-. Van
Observation-Disclosures modern apartment
hotel: one 70 four rooms and bath. fur
nished o unfurnished: superior board, SO
eeklT for one. So for TWO and upward;
fahle hoard. $40 weekly Or Ia carte Pri-
vate tables. Meals optional. Transients &C
c5mnojste6. 81 daily Dinner. 75c-: hotel
service. elevator: electric light: hot water
supply private telephone. etc. Telephone
fs76lt-lSLl-
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PLAIN writers; home employment: filing
small blanks: rate, S25 per 1000; ad-
dressed, stamped envelope. UNION COM
MERCIAL BUREAU Department Is. Chi
cago.
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OLD postage and revenue stamps and col
lections bought at highest prices. +.
KREBS. 10 Nassau st.
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LINGERIE.

EMBROIDERIES ITOusseau1. iayettes'
children's dresses and shirt waists mace
1 10 order ELISE LAURENT. 15e Sd-aVe-'
near 16fh-St
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.COMPANION.-By well educated Swedish
lady; travelling; small claims. Answer
TO NJ NJ. 2o3 East 4Sth-st.
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CAGNEY'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 21s
West 37th-st Established 1860. Boxing,
packing forwarding. moving. Telephone
1Oa3-2St - 81.
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HAEGER STORAGE. WAREHOUSES, Sth-
ave. SD to saith st.-Storage for furnt-
ture etc: padded vans for removing, city or
country boxing. packing. shipping and In
surance; estimates furnished Telephone
call g 21oA-3Sth-st.
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ANTHOLOGY AND PALNIsTRT

TrsrL%GS. s1-Physhic Painist and
- ,,sT,lt N.E5n6er EJLALiA. l62 West ssh
Ss..u.s-, broadway ana 6th-sNe.
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LADIES TAILORS

LADIES' TAILOR.-Latest Partisan styles
bicycle suits d specially; perfect NJ guar
enteed prices moderate. s ROSEN1dAIs
2 o5q Madison-ave.
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GARDENER and FLORIST. Danish; VIE
good c0ox: both willing 90 Work Inc H'-1-
references FOR both { Stats-st-
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MARSHS RESTAURANT HOTEL. WIN
SONIA 1888 w. 44TH ST. Tdh. Din
ner. 75c. Ale. tMCSIC.}
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DRESsNiAkIyG.

DRESSMAK ER-AccuBtcmed 10 high class
work: excellent hitter and designer. by the
day or al home: city or country. 2T3 West
I21st-st. O Brieu's bell.
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GITLEIil.

CUTLERY OF every description on hand.
made to order and repaired. at c.
hNALTE'S 5. q John-st. and u Nassau-st.
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= zs, % MAI street: natural born clair
-1vsnts scientific -ainiist snd card rea9eI.
- ez-if influences family trou h}es
- -rsly restores lost affections. - West
al;f 81
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PALMER'S DINING ROOM. l6i w I'D
stable a. ote dinner, 30 courses, cVo-
Specially. spaghetti
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Co.CtTWAN -youuS man married. TO
family; good appearance; very best OF TeI
erence: Iast employer can be seen IA-i 'i
address % East 33d-st-
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FURNITURE.

x,E-UsTE,ADs AND BEDDING.
1Ia+ 5reSsers aud chifTonieFs IN ali Woods
- rnsnl,fgctlrer' : prices f. W. EN EfaS'
9a5 zfh-ave. near 1sth-st.
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sr5vERTTSEMENTE end subscriptions for
The Tribune received 81 their Uptown
Oflce No. I.S6s Broadway. between 36th
En1- 9Th Sts. until o clock >. m Adver-
Elements received at the follow ING branch
Offices at regular otice rates until { O'Clock
I52 efh-zTe cor I2th-st; ~ East I4th-sr !.
~ YES; s25-st-. between 18th sn6 Sth sVes.
zss West 12Sth-st-: 33s 3d-ave-. between
18Th and nth SITS ! GO ssc-ayes near SIS
St 7Gs 1st-zve. near ssth-st.; i5T East
1eozh-et, s56 Tr=mcnf-zRe.s ESQ 3d-aye--
ne=r xlst-xf SIS 15-sVs-; 30 Blescloer-st-
SS Eisecksr-st. Brooklyn =. ZIG
CoSxx-Sz~. &c S=.ih-sss 19e4 Gs.szasA
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HOTSEKEEPER- an educated middls
aged woman as managing hOuseEeeper IN
gentieman's home Address A r. Box 3D.
Tribune Uptown Office 1854 Broadway
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ARTIFICIAL PLANTS.

ARTLTICz Al Tropical Plants. TENS for
-able use THE TROPICAL DECORA-
TIVE PLANT co, 81 West Tztn-st.
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CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses. a13-
31e ". 4Sd. just OF Shave. Tel 2'o9f
Ssth-et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03

: HOCSEwORK-TOu gill lately landsds
% do general hOuseWork Miss GlbNEIs
23i Kingsland-ave-. Brooklyn
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

CAGE BIRDS and pet animals, all kinds,
just received; . 600 Yorkshire CanarleS,
s. 80. JULES FERONOL 224 shave
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STAMPS.


SCOTT STAMP AND COIN CO.,
Is East 2Sd-st, and 1S3 Broadway Larg-
est dealers in postage stamps, buy and sell
rarities. 81 page circular free.
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BOOKS.

II OLDE BOOKE STORE removed from
Cass, 20 WsIi-st-, u O. Corlsndt-st-
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CORSETS AND WAISTS.

49, - -~ A~@ - Custom Corset
100 UeS& Co5 c. Maker & Designer.
@~S w SSS H$O~ Ss' Ecsta biished 1870.
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FASHIONABLE Gress7nHking: reasonable
home or out Nine. EANERTH. 90 Eas
S4th-st-
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DYEING AND CLEnNING.

A. T. PICHOT. 202 Sth-eve.-Clearing and
Dyeing Establishment Highest grade
work. Established 80 Gears.
CLEANING and Pressing, Soc. s suit.
Called for and delivered. Orders promptly
attended to / ScHWARTZBACM. y261
Broadway. Room 2
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GUARANTEED SILKS, black white. col
ors. direct from looms; factory price saT YES
you 15c- 10 45c a yard: mall orders nlied5
1oc. brings samples and menselto- LEMON
SILK WORKS. 1.13S Broadway. New York
THE CON BRIO. i3s EAST 5eTH-ST--
French cleaners and fancy dyers-' baces
dyed to match gowns All the materials
used by the 7TeSsmakinE trade: also fine
garments cleaned and dyed. Real lRces
attended
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
BEERS.
BICYCLES.

BICYCLES. ali makes 81 weekly y
AAEScH. 2.27l 3d-aEe-. near l23d-st
Open evenings.
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PROFESSIONAL. SITUATIONS.

PIANIST, professional. desires ensasenlenl
for the summer season In hotel or resort,
mountains or seashoie: e1peIlSl.Sasu' go &c
terms Address PIANIST, 3,434 North
I5th-st., Philadelphia
SECRETARY or COMPANloNs-By Eng
jfeh-oan- 7-actfcad reader anu amanuen-
sis: knowledge OF French and German best
credentials V, 596 Columbrs-ave
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COINS AND MEDALS.

COINS AND MEDALS.
81 - To $40 PAID Gold Dollars. Illus
Jrated Buying Catalogue. 1oc- Largest
stock in Arlerica- Anything YOU need
y y COIN & STAMP co. SAG Broadway.
COTNS-Sl ~ paid for gold dollars: s. %
for 50 pieces gold halves, 81; quarters
nc. Low % ath-axe.. .22d-st
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IMPORTED good Turkish cigarettes for
stamps. used or unused. ARMEN PAPAZ.
235 West 1Sth-st., New-T ork.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DETECTIVES Licensed; shadowing: in
vestigetions; evidence secured; civil.
criminal cases: phone s34-3S, Jos west
z2d-st. Captain SOYER.
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LAUNDRIEs.

OPEN AIR DRYING; all work done by
hand. THE CUBAN MODEL LAINDh4.
9n7 Fast 39th-st and 132 East S4th-st.
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$50 PER THOUSAND paid for copying short
letters; several lines OF work to give out.
SIS to S6 weekly work ing evenings Enclose
stamp for copy OF letter. instructions, etc
Address EAGLE WHOLESALE COMPANY.
Chicago III.
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SIS PER HUNDRED for addressing envel-
opes; send dime and stamp for full in
structions: steady work. c. Z. MILLER
& CO. Ely Bldg, Chicago.
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UMBRELLAS, ETC.
UPHOLSTERY.

15.TTPESsES REMADE at residence or
! shoD. 81 IS; any style furniture reno
waited equal to new; reference. GOD " IN
1T9 West S3d-st.
UPHOLSTERY. artistic interior decora-
tior.s: carpet laying; mattresses HA"tS
over- sIip covers etc; reasonable a.
GREENHUT, POI West 9Sth-st.
E.T1T.T -1pholsterer and Decorator. il3
West 25tL-st Telephone ]. 500 Maolson
Square. Work guaranteed; highest REFER
ences; lowest prices
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MINES AND LIQUORS.

ARNSBERGER & SON, importers OF Rhlne
s,ouare- Family trade a specially.
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WE BUY postage and revenue stamps.
postal cards- collections. CHAMBERS
STAMP CO.. III Nsssau-st.
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CAsToFF CLOTHING.

LADIES discarded clothing my specialt,
-ooHpelS me 20 pay highest prices
EELTZ. ssl Ith-ave.