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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-21
PLAYS COMING TO
THE LOCAL THEATERS
Galland Company to Play "Mac-
beth"-Other Bills.
Columbia-Bertha Galland Company in
"Macbeth I"

Columbia-Bertha Galland Company in
Macbeth"
The Columbia Theater will next week
be the scene of an interesting and i'm
portant production when Macbeth" will
be the bill. This tragedy has only been
presented spasmodicalIy since the days
OF Booth and Barrett. Sir Henry Irving
made the last and greatest production
seen in the United States, and since his
effort no one has attempted TO follow
in his footsteps.
Mr.. Luckett's production will be
modelled after that of Irving. The
scenery will be the most ambitious of
any during Miss Galland's engagement,
and the furniture and other properties
will be in accordance with the period
The pictorial effects will give the pub
lie something to TAX about, for the en-
trance and exits of the witches and Ban
uuo's ghost will be made with fascin-
ating weirdness. These effects have
been secured for this production from
Irving. and were the result of much
time and study on his part.
AS in the case of Romeo and Juliet
which moved smoothly, Macbeth will
be managed so that the audience may
expect to be dismissed shortly after II
o'clock
AS Lady Macbeth Miss Galland is ex-
pected to add to her laurels. She has
demonstrated her powers as q
coincidence and as an interpreter OF
a romantic tragic role such as Juliet.
1t is said by those who know Miss Gal
lands capabilities that as Lady Macbeth
she surpasses all her other roles This
is much TO her credit, for it is generally
known that Lady Macbeth is one of the
most dofficult OF all Shakespearean
parts. Miss Galland has made study
Of the best methods employed by both
these actresses, and these. with her own
originality, will cause her performance
to be anticipated with much interest.
John Blair also may be expected to
give fine performance as Macbeth.
While Mr.. Blair is excellent in comedy
roles. he acknowledges his preference
for more serious work. He. too. has
made a study of the part and Will play
IL with consideration for the work of
his predecessors and at the same time
infuse his own originality into the
part.
The company will be cast as follows:
Duncan, King of Scotland, Frank Rob-
erts; Malcolm. William Kittredge; DON
albain, Edith Howard; Macduff Fuller
Mellish; Banquo. Godfrey Stein; Ross.
Charles B. Wells; Lennox, J. B. Hollis;
Seyton, Arthur Buchanan; Fleance,
Edith Luckett; Hecate, Margaret
Bourne; First Witch. Robert V. Fergu-
son: second witch, Percy Leach; third
witch, Kate Denim Wilson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-21

splendid testimonials given by people
who had been cured by Peruna, and de-
termined to try bottle. l felt but lit
tie better. but used a second and third
bottle. and kept on improving slowly.
1T took six bottles to cure me. but
they We're worth a kings ransom 10 me-
talk Peruna TO all my friends, and am
a true believer in its worth"
Mrs. Sallie II. Newsom, Decatur, Ala,
writes:
For nearly eight years I suffered
with catarrh of the stomach, and al
various times IL was all l could do to
live from the excessive accumulation OF
sour water and gas on my stomach.
finally got past going. and got to be a
confirmed invalid After trying several
physicians, with no good at all. my hus-
band put me on Peruna. I have taken
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-21
Tired Women, Run Down, Weary
and Weak, Morning, Noon and
Night.
Night.

If one were to ask all the nervous,
fretted, jaded. faggedout women who
work day after day, hardly able to keep
on their feet-if person were TO ask
them what their trouble was, one would
tion. another female weakness, and so
on
The fact is, however, that they nearly
all have the same disease, and that dis
ease is chronic catarrh.
Thousands OF people have chronic ca
tarrh and do not know 1t.
They realize that they are sick. but
they do not suspect their disease is
chronic catarrh.
If they have catarrh of the stomach,
they call it dyspepsia; if they have gen.
eral catarrhal debility. they call it ner-
vouse prostration; if they have catarrh
of the liver or kidneys, they say they
are bilious, or have kidney disease; and
if they have catarrh of the pelvic or
gans they name il female weakness.
The truth is all these organs are sub
ject to catarrh, and the land is full of
toiIing women, half invalids. who have
chronic catarrh in some stage or form
of some of these organs.
Women from all parts OF the United
States bear testimony to the fact that
Peruna cures catarrhal diseases
Letter From Mrs. Colonel Gresham.
Mrs. Col. f. ]. Gresham, treasurer
Daughters of the Confederacy. and presi-
dent Herndon Village Improvement So
ciety. writes the following letter from
Herndon, Fairfax county, Va:
Herndon. Va.
The Peruna Medicine Company. Colum-
bus, Ohio:
Il cannot speak too highly of the
value of Peruna. l believe that l owe
my life TO Its wonderful merits. l suf-
fered with catarrh of the head and lungs
in its worst form, until the doctors fair
~ gave me up. and l despaired OF ever
getting we'll again.
II noticed your advertisement, and the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-21

SIX bottles, and now 1 feel perfectly
well. l do all my house duties with
ease, and never do 1 feel any incon-
Venience. Peruna is a specific in my
case. certainly recommend II 10 every
body suffering with catarrh A good
many call II dyspepsia, but catarrh is
right My husband says Peruna is the
best medicine on earth. He recommends
It TO all sufferers from catarrh wherever
located"
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write al once to DR.. Hartman, giving
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased TO give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus.
Ohio.
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Lyceum-"City Sports"

The Lyceum Theater announces an
excellent bill for next week in burlesque
and vaudeville. when Phil Sheridan's
city Sports Will make their initial bow
or the season in this city. This company
has many well-known artists, and pre-
sents strong vaudeville olio. Two bur-
lesques, "A Mistake in Society" and
Fun at Brighton" form part of the bill.
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ANOTHER SOP TO CONSCIENCE.

The Treasurer of the United States
has received from an unknown source in
an envelope postmarked Philadelphia,
Pa, 10 cents in silver. to be deposited
to the credit OF the Government con-
scious fund"
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A Grateful M0man's Letter to
DR.. Hartman.

Mrs. Sarah Frye, 204 Sylvan Ave-
nue.. West Asbury Park. n. j., writes:
II have nor words 10 express my
gratitude for me wonderful cure
rhaf PeruBa has done for me. ff IS
G0d-send 70 all suffering women.
Peruna has done wonderful work
for me. was Sick over half of my
life with systemic Cafarrh. I Wanf
this letter published far and wide
as was q great sufferer, bur today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-21

anybody
thank God
live
Walking drug sore growing doing be
Frye.
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Il viii Never Be Without Pe-ru-na''
Writes Mrs. Sarah Frye, Of New Jersey.

wakervnle, Ontario, Canada. wries
..pen nix OF the good Peruna
suffering from Congesfive catarrhal
and bowels. realized the
removed had medicine recommended 10
me by concluded
fill all the requirements in my case for
of good health. "-Aiary Gray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

sepT e-Bv :. Iseichterrritt so 2d-ave.
clothfas. ovsrcoatz. au pledged prio- sept
sept 10y J. L Fruha1f. ssO Bower.
diamonds. watches. te7el-y pisdsed %
Sept. 15-Ry Hsary Miller. ~ sth-.vs..
cI5th.rg ovsrcosts al pledged puaS 70
9vl- =, -
L L FIRUSKL Aaa'.. 20 BoTery. sells 10
Sep. SBy " s Z Bra-kAsirz@r.
ss-t e-By J. J. Fret i473--5 Bread
va. os7 Myrtls-ave-. Brooklyn. diamonds
watches. 5swelEy. az5 al pledges prioE
Sc Ser. e-By a. Lawrence. % ist-avs..
81 Glucksman 265 B7wsry, e.o.hl-g. etc.
pledged prior Aug = is-
se-t- s-By I Harlem. eos shave. dia-
uoads. watches yeNelry and al pledges
sept. iO-By Wm- Simpson. o. PARK
Row. diamonds, watches. jeTve-ry and al
a. coo. and al goods reserved from previous
sales This sale viii Include dne Old v.O-
lirs. shCtEuns. rifles. etc
sept. lo-By n Manning a so1s. 50
Shave and 100 3c-zvS-. clothing, etc.
pledged prto- SEPT 1. 1902
sept. ii-By HsiIbrun Bros-. 1914 1zt-
ave, A; L coaen; 5o4 fgi-93n-st, B Lly1;
pledges prior sept. I. 1907
sept. I1-5y L c. NewberEer. 80 sth-
ave. cIc-ht-g. etc. pledged prior SEPT I.
sept. i+By II HsulnerschisE & CO.
- PARK Row. ciar-onGs. watches 1swel-y.
el pledges EEier ss2t I. lso2;
sept I5-By +. Fresl. In Gran5-st- ard
e2- Broadway. B-yoklyz- diamonds,
watches. jewelry an a. pledges prior sep
SEPT. i5-BT Lew & Cook. 615 Hussoa-
-. DAME. Cohen. Ef1boks1- clcLEl-s- etc.
pledged Drior September 3. 1902
CENTRAL. AUCTION co. II sassAzz.
Aucrionser. IS2 arc I5f Canal-s-
SEPT s-By r simpson & Co. Myrt,e-
ave 1ianou6s tswelr-. et-. . No -
SEP. 1917 J 2 Eopiik & Co. 80
PARK Rev. elothilz pl.aEed . seq !. 1872
sept -1-Ry L II Lew. so Colu-111s-
ave. -.orling o SEPT I iaC2
sent 1ERv II. NcAise-z-. go Brost-
vay, diamonds, iswei--. st7. No .
sert IHBy sstat. J. J Fuliz-. $50
i0t--zve. clothing &C Sep-erroeT = lsz
sep. by , simpson Co. = Park
Row. diamonds. jeveiry. &c. % 80. 1900.
Nay 1 1907. ard old oates .--,-.--.
sept BY J~s Levy. ts5 FartcE-st-.
ei7'hin@ q s@p-er7oeT , -
JOS sHoYGooD & SONS. Ase;ionss-s
Saiesrne IT'S . BTwerT-
etc. \ F-arksastein & Co. = reia-cey-st.
SEPT a-Meu's ard urrler's rl--- rg
etc l. B-ucEhei1nsr E c.. lsG @1-avs-
D B-11l-5siE-er :. Co. $50 51-1 60
etc A. Friedman 80 = I-usro--s--
sept le-Me-rs ard wcmers clct-ir1S.
st- A F-z-lre-ztei- & Co. "a Gran1-st-
ST Tn-Tev-et-V watches. diarzu-1s.
etc L. s. DzvtI5w. 81 Grave.
ssr- ff-C1---srE + Case = Cath
E-lzs-st-. J. Glureuthal. - ath-avs-
So rT-T-r-e,rv wztc-rz Glamou1s
stc. pIs5red 70 seFd = 1909. 3 Aufses.
80 Sta-tlu-sf-
sep i4-Men's ard Woine1s el0lflif-s
etc ?. Rasksl. aiI Ith-avs.
Seut fs-JsWsirr. f-s rigs. eics u A
Newuza eSs ColrrLhus-zve- A. fra1ke1-
s-eln & O.. 4ze Grauc-sL
XII sOBEL Auct - B1-e-y. sells 70
n. az gods -ie6gsd 70 SEPT. l. 1872
sent S-9e~elr~. watches. ll-lnal-1
&c q s5hei - 1c--EVe-
SEPT. e-CIo-hiug r. Al-r.E. - l1--l-- 7
E.rr 10 ges-elrv. Drsysr a cafr-l.
a. sth-ave- aas Il 5onsi. 90 ett-ave-
ssrr Ii-Corhsng. - Fiznsr. EI1ol-ly1-
SEPT i4-CosHinE. dresses. rhces, etc-.
We P-zs-r 80 Tth-GSa
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VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

Boo FEEI LL.LN IIDf.
IN THE VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS
Where the summer and Fail Climate. the
Waters. Baths. hotels and scenery have NO
n America
rh~u-.sE-u rout obesity arc rsrvou. Troubles cured
~ CSclf CHS House Squash Court LounglE Rooms
80 psrr-PcrE Ftue Gdlg Course. Tennis Courrs
and al ouIdooT 2-stlE1s-
THE NEW HOMESTEAD
ureu~ttonEhy finest aIi-yea--oun1 refcrt hote -
a-e-icn Eu1era strictss- sens. cad-te- eL -
tie htshest cas- nr1AsI
g. uIt direct y Y wire.
Pullman Compartment Via Washtnsto1 sass &c 1eT
vo-k - p ~ arr1ve- Ect Springs - a n leu
sIo1 tce-s C1esSpsAks Ohio o-oes d H-o@-N-s'
yREo eTERRT. EsEzxsF. Ecf ssr11ss. 70
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ApvrrrrsrxExrs ara sussc-i9t

ApvEF TrsEME,TS arr srosc-iotions To-
re Tribuns received a. treir C2roEn
o. - sg4 Brcadw1y reEWeer astn
a. ar So uurI o'ciock p - Al er-
rI--prerts re-efve1 a. t1s fcllcNing Srancn
orfe@s a. regular once rates -z-ll- = 80
- vfx - hrE-aEe.. g. r. GER -.i---L.
~ GfN ave cor f2fl-st p Last lita-st-
80 vT-s~s sas-sr h--Ween ltn and ~ eVl--.
- ~. fgrrh-st - de e. oe-r -
-s-- - 20 "a. J. CO 71-ave-. 1ea- l-E--
a. 20 Isr-aEs -eaT >ltl-a--- D.. i-ast
f.sra-sf. 155 Tr-rlort-aEe- - = AZ.
80 Sf-r-sr-. So 11-aEs-s 20 al@ecz- r-et-
- El~~A-r-sE Eruoziyr. - us
co-s-r-sr-. rs sz.lt1-s-s L0o< Gatss-sVe
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sep;--ber. ~. IDEAL month Atlantis City.
HOTEL ISLESWORTH.
VIRGINIA AVE AND THE BEACH
Is oreriuz special private z-reszn well: hot
s-d cold Il al baths. cafe and grill room:
orchestra American sd European Plans Booklet
NAILED. OSBORNE & PAINTER
TUE Westminster. Kentucky ard Beach. At
city. Special September rates; IS to So
weekly CHAS. BCHRE
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Hotel Dennis,
Atlantic City, n. J.

Directly facing Ocean Hot sns cold sea IN
private baths Golf LINK privileges. Information aa6
booklets, 1854 Broadway WALTER J. BCZBE.
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Eli sOBEL, Auct. - Bower. ssils. 10
a n. az Eosts -leEgsd 70 SEPT. I. 1902
SEPT s-Je-elrv. Watches 1i-ln-l-s
sep e-CIo-hiug p A1-r.s. - .1-.--e
sept 10 Jes9elrv. Drsysr cait-l.
81 shave All Il So1el. &C. ttr-ete-
sept li-Ccth-ns. = llt=-- D-'-i-.s =
SEPT i4-CotninE. dresses. rhcsa etc-.
Wa P-ss-, 49, Tth-Gss
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WORK WANTED


AUTOMOBILE CHAUT FECR-By c-x
class nan SIX years experiences. best q
references u. C. TESTER, Monmouth
80 .f---~I-,s- Reach n
Al BCOEEEEER. expert. VII snaIyze
sysIsnstizs. audit write up BOOKS. tszs
or verify Inventories. balance sheets
profit loss statsLenta MODERATE B0x
-. Tribune Ones
BAKER-Fc-e-aa. a-st class WORKER.
ready Or bread. cakes. etc hotel pre-
fs-re6. i.sSs Lave, n-ar S4.h-st-. tnird
floor.
BOoEKEE7ER -ReEsbIs snd --.rg-cic.
metal or tsvelry business. goo worker.
willing and -clEius, salary moderate AZ
dress DE BE6IlAS. S.0l5 C-arsrdOn Rad
brooAlyh.
BAKER.-First class foreman on bread.
rolls ard coffee cake WILLIAM BAL
sTEISTEE ls5 Schoiss-st-. Brooklyn.
BT-TCHER Italian 81 city o. Gentry
II. pELAwRE1N-E- - cathe-ias-st
BOY Eishes a steady pace =, snythins. %
earn c. BoE1S. 45J East 5ta-s--.
s-h-s-. store
BOT. "a wiling an1 iafUstrious. s7sa,-s
ErEiis5 ard Ge-Z-a1 u Gree. Ad1-sss
FRANK BQEE1~ - Al-LEc rcery 81.
West Fla-ausa B-ool-ly--
p g 5,-r Is "a; "a .si = 0e='' JAMES
CAPTNETSfAKFsR --Expe-ieaced n al
woCd-cTzirz lines. c.ty or country. nan
-fzc-c-y CT Institution. FERENCZ. ls
Tolu6ry-s--. Nevsrk. y =
CARPENTER. -stesdv. rsi,-bl-. all Ground
ra~charie. s1slyias. rsgailins. sltsrs-
WICK. s27 Gol1-st-. Br1cEiyu-
r-CHT.ss-As .--s--1-c-1-rI eetan- wages
70 object c. =. i65 WILa-1-st-. Lo-g
Island CITY.
pRAUCH S-LAN.-Ev v0-Ig uzr 11lsH-
i-x cg1rsl t- a-ctit-c---g. 1raTilE lle
Er-.E-i-E o. 1rsWlrE rcCu- Ares d
A q. ~ - F-elrr,ell. > ,
DRIVER us-eh-lsr ~ awning ~
strc-E. ho-est Ean. bes, references. IN
sers.an1s everything ab0u: horses. 7, T6T
E-y-sve-. Astoria.
ENGINEER -L'-snse1- Al --Ser-ncrs. F'ot
rrernaric- rlHzl-rats. ENGINEER. : East
iis-h-st-. care % taaitc--
AI0vEPTTSENfr,s-s ans ruprc-fptron- r5r
Tl@ Irttuue receivsi ~ their Uptg-u
o1sce No f.sfs BroztvsT berwes- 5ath
ans Ts-h E-s. Elr'l = o clock . A6ver-
tis-rnertE received - the following 6rsnch
Q. r. viz. - sth-a-s.. q. q. cor. Est.
i11 Gt1-avs clr. 12th 81. ~ Eas- iftn-sr-
~ Is sst szf-sr-. bss~-eu itr SRI sth aves.
80 West l-ftt-s-- - 11-a-e-. hstuee1
81. lbs L. usar s9.h-sl-. 1aI East
115rh-sr.. 80 Tre--ru--ave.. 60 31-svs.
nsar sisf-sr-. "a 1S-sve.. 30 sfe-rr---s.-.
81 Bls--<s--s- BrOosiyn- x.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
4 REFINED. PRACTICAL WOMAN. so
would Ike any position net zlsniaL q
Christian family references given Mrs. E
2. VAN ALSTNNE. SC4 Aaco1-sL. BrOo.--
ROOhKEEPER and TYPEWRITER
Win references TTPEW RITTER. as
shave
BUSINESS WOMAN. intelligent. knouE
edge stezograPay. bookkse ping. OWLS
typewriter. ADDRESS NOTARY. E1fcisr-
booker Trust ca, s. James Bulldl1E
Broadway a1a -yth-st-. rocta 90.
FACIAL sfAssAGE-Frsrcn LADY. expert.
desires few more CUSTOMERS a. .1eir 0Wl
reslzsnces; has operator. high references.
address MADSMOISELLE. 20 Vest
GOvBSESs. - Sor,h-Csrran zoq--asss.
tss-lss E-Eiish branches French Paris.
vise. excellent references ci-y. court--
GovEENEss. 10 West 15th-sL
s-ENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
" br.c1r beginner. Address Mss
Walsh. 253 East ilo-h-st-
TEACHER-ToGns LAZY. formerly private
school teacher. - teacher q E-z-.sh ~
family. For particulars address Mss
DAVIS. short Elus. y =
VISITING COVER NE-SS--In Nsv-yo-ix
addlrfr-aI pupils morning Afternoon.
kindergarten. elementary; viii assist pupils
Attending E-h0ol. htESest references. . c.
sos Broadway. Newport. R I
YOUNG LADY wants position as telephone
operator --cCC references address N 7.
C.. Csc Nyr-la-ase-. Brockiya-
YOUNG GRADUATE al once work: has
had experience azec rs Mss I. MAY
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PAwNBRokERs' SALES.

ANDERSON & MINT Aucts. "a Boverv
sept e-By :. Iseich-errrttt. 80 2d-ave-.
ci-rhf--. cvercoa-s. 81 pledged rri1- sept.
I. 1902
sept 10y J L FrUhalf. 360 Bower.
E-au-ouGs watches. teTei-y pleased 70
sep Z 1902
sept. 14-Ry He1ry Miller. ~ SHAVE.
cIotf.rg oveTcoats al pledged prto< .
sept e. 1902
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Teachers Agencies.

fDk.Ehcsl- To CE5Ezl wanted nrsf class
- - 81 600 Guc lc--e- Apply - fLsk
~0h2hs AGENCY. fEs F1cfh Gve-=s. =. Z.
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dAFAN -4s1. honest snd vel experiences.
wlrh strong reccurner6afi1- f-.-, -~s-
- employer. wis-es pace Ii a small
family as cook an general zouseyorle-
y a.. BOX l52. rri5u1s CpsoWa Orca.
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GARD E>,s E-E<s-Head. uts srpsrfsncs Ia
care q glass. IantscaPe. su-inss-srE
sfa-lug- building reads j. VIA Earfe.S
-. Wiz CT W-i1o-t Engineers pisnss 1ys
years via last e-np5cyer. al Nesguo-f 49,
1-enox. references. GARDEN ER. b. /. al.
Le=. Mass $500
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0ltlslyES IL FLORIST and SUFERIs.-
1tsNDElS Fully qualified throuSh g.
perlelce u charge o. large PAGES, refer
elees u1excep cioua1is. Actress SCPER-
- 4E-L-s ~ I. cars 81 Elliott a1rlsg Nor
risrowu. ~. J.
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|, pvERTIsENENTs aae Fsa-e-ipsioas tor ~ Tr1hzns
reostv-e A. ts-r Cptowa o1ee.
NO. I.3G4 BROADWAY.
Aeve-Esusns ~fI be recelye1 a. re to-o-ils braTE
a. regular c---e rates -lL- - > n -
PA .1--sf- lfss Nth-sNe. cor
Ts-f-s-- =. East I4th-st.s @57 West 4-d-et.. te-
49, al N ct A-stn-sA-t A-A-t-
:sd-ave aztrre1 7flr AIS Isrl s-z. Luz ssd-sNe-.
G.-b- Ist-aNe-. le1r e-ln-et los Aast
Iz5th-ss.s S-5S Tremont-GNe-s SO Sd-4.s-. ns@f
T-n ZIG Gourr-rt-s Els smfth-st.s 1.oOs
s-ares-a~e. Newark. \. Js-7S4 Broad-ss. Aso
o A. =. z. of1ces
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
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aged French. tncrclElly competent
wiling so5er. 10 objection % living IN
TIE couutry tire year rclr-. references
r G. Box 60 Tribune Uptown C-Ecs
l.ss4 BroatWsv.
EOss FARMER and GARDENER fno
f1ris-, b nan. WITH family. gives -est
references ALdr-ss . y TRAINER
r-u1-iugtCn. - L
C01lFASIOS OF ATrEND AT -Ezper-
el-ef. best - referees glve-. via
t-1~ef ether 1v lard III Ca - cee al a1-
dress O. B-N - T-e1rs org
COMPANION o. ATrz> Ds.-T .-- sxperf-
erceE. best lf refsrercea given WI
travel a.r-e- - izrd ~ sea n desired Al
1rezs Z H BcN FL. Tribune u-ir-
COACTFdAN --E-EiisA - uzrr1sd. cailv
con E-err ell branches. Was --oSle~1--.
city 81 crurtrv. hest cltv referruces A
2 BcE q Tribu1s Cgtowu ofacs. Loo
PrrafvaT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

. = IL NAN-CHAlT8ZRl So
Ac-ls couple. ran useful around ths
folse a11 take care % h1-ses We "a
c-ar--e-r1af1. waitress OF AKA -. ~ 49,
c~sr 4l1 shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

VALET. &C--bv neat appearing culorer
man -s-t.err1u's vulo- Or aisvass-
runner. ve-y attentive. ". as West sist-
s1rEssu's eel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

USEFUL Ian. p-.vs-s sanrv- ca. so-..s
---re. EE raise ve-erz1ies affzrs
lawn and general work. single. Eaot rsfsr-
encss 3 Box IS rrlou1e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

VALET 3, sdu-a-sd sober rrsduarsf
uaeseu-. understands nursing vel. cars
~crdroce. wait on table. speaks French.
German. TaIlsn frentIv. hfEresf ritv 80
concentrations. 7 o.. 80 Fast 5o1-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08
EobcEe1-
STEVENS EooL.


eTrvrNs INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY,
Fsrer sfltet bctata1 Str a-t c. So t-lo~Aea ~ J.
pErpE<s SIT. ERA. AsiA
F.rrr--tou cay EsDlus1-s for a11lssica % So
ESsinatsons - admission CT TIE iots .ne iith 9;
uI~t. cours-s % study preparatory % az Unireri-
tet tclIe-es schools % scleDce Lau A. Aecicile
- 80 q tuition al clEs.ea Il $40 FER SeAr o.
SC pcr
czta-ag-ts apply - the Ft11ss q etsfS1 BLEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

WORKING GARDENER -Har--af. -
fa-lliy. I-1e-stard5 eTer---hi1a pe~.af--
Ing o. country raa.1ence -nder glass ard
CUtlocrs horses. COWS arr .ouItrv- ~.
rrs- class .au-1rcss or wcrzi-E 1or Ve<-----
o.. can take w10is c1arze u -rfvsss -
lerce; slEh-ee1 ye1ls' best % refcrsncs-.
present emp OYER can b heard rom. a.
dress :. :. 4. ?. O BoE &C. T4rryts1a.
y. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

ADVEPTISE1TENTS a-1 s1oscripc,- zs s7r
T-s Tri1uCs received a. their Uptown
once. No. l.364 B-oatway. betweer 2f-H
ard 57th ste. until . ocl1ck g O. A1ver-
rtseule-Ls received n the fclllWiuE trzr-n
cfff-es a. regular 1r1ce rates until O'Clock
= n. VIZ . 20 shave. =. . cor. -3i-s-- /.
II3 6fh-avs-. cor f2th-s+. % Eaar I4rr-st !.
81 Wes- 421-s--. between IN ard st1 ayes
20 West 1-5rl-st 23N 11-aVe te--es-
1s-1 AID TT-h IS. C28 Sd-ave.. near S1sf-
ST los Ist-ave-. nelr sS-1-sr Isl East
127th - rs Tre-1osT-ave ESQ 7ri-aVa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

Gardener C-ARErAEER-By Frsn-A-
man. a. slagis. pra..ricaf. v-frn 49, -.
e5l-l-LlaE Wao seeEs g1od gardener. Will
ils % 90 south. greenhouses, horesas
Ea-dy plants, lalcscapius. FRUITS and v-zs-.
tab.es. GARDENER ~ Wei s5sb-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

Js1- u NAN. COACElIAN Single. ~
dera-11ds care o. horses harness a.
riagss- .awn7. walks. Wiling cblfEs-r-
good re-sreuCes- country preferred A.
dress NORW EGIAN. g CarrolI-st-. Broos-
lvu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

GARDENER ana Usa.Ft-I. Sec.
- cen yeaE8 experiences IN a. xf-ds ~
work Necessary 20 pe dous arug-d x-1tls--
i--i1n pace IL Hunt. 90 Last ssth-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

GAltDENEsS theadJ or MANAGER. fullV
Ql1iiaed ~ every respect. 20 taks onarx.
q eenL4sfnin ARE class ss-lbIi srrrsurf
Ea-rheld. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

GARD E-SEsF3 % take charge or E-nrIsuzz's
e--il-tJ place. or praelcal a. Around
man % steady. softer 1allts. "a -on1psTaae
81 fals-ls Towers. fruit and vexetaolss
Under sass and outside car come sinxI.
Ok WIZ family wife good laundrsss, 5sss
sens Advertissus Once. s. Avenue A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

WAITER As ass.s-a1- waiter IN p-svas,
family inexperienced. rores- ard tr-1sh-
f-I. T. gaars cid. JOHN SULLrVaN
Great NacA Ions Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08

WAITER or q zLL-5rAN y. BY you're ooiar-a
81 s--z-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08
AUCTION SALES.

By VIRTUE OF a chatteI mortgage al n.
drug fixtures and cnsV-eis in the store AZ
1917 Ist-ave., city, vii Be sold al pub &C
auction On Sept :. AZ 10 q n. ca tie
premises r DRETF-CSS, Auct'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08
ROOF REPAIRING.
HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

Female.
HOME WORK -Bsacsrs CT ornament. tcI
slipper trimmings Gail .. 3. BAKER
1T Duaae-s-