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New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

BUSINESS CHANCES.
G0RP0RATI0N GHARTERS

procured under the laws Of any State; hand
book containing digest Of the corporation
laws CT lie leading states cent free on ap-
plicaticn- NATIONAL. INCORPORATING
CC3EPt-VT 7G william Corner Liberty St.
Ne%-York city.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
RIeeERs TIE UP BUILDING WORK.

Through strike Of the machine and iron riggers.
work on nearly all Of the big buildings in
course Of construction in this city IS at standst
with immediate prospect of resumption The
riggers. who now receive So a day for forenen and
g % day for helpers. and nine hour day. demand
s. a day for foremen and IS 50 for helpers with an
eight hour day
The demands were communicated to the Master
Rtggers' Union, who. at meeting held last
Wednesday night the Grand Opera House.
Twenty-third-st and Eishth-ave.. made an offer OF
81 a day for foremen and S3 a day for helpers.
The offer was rejected by the riggers. and another
meeting of the master riggers will be held next
Monday night at the Grand Opera House. where
the demands will be discussed again and action
taken.
There are between six hundred and eight hun
dred riggers Idle as result of the strike and
their idleness has thrown between five thousand
and six thousand out of work.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
PkNTOMiM z.
From Answers.


Certain gestures are absolutely identified with
certain feelings To shake ones fist is to threaten
70 hold UP ones finger Is 10 warn. To Indicate
thought we place the tips OF the fingers on the
forehead; to show concentrated attention apply
the whole hand To rub the hands is everywhere
q sign Of joy. and to clap them a sign Of en-
thusiasrn. It would be easy to multiply exan nples
Affirmation, negation repulsion are all indicated
by motions that every one understands.
It is the same, in quite as great q degree. with
natonalities. in spite Of the original diversity Of
the races that make them up The mlmetic char
results al once from race, from history and
from climate.
harsh he speaks briefly, brusquely; he is cold,
positive, forceful. His salutaton is cold and ac-
ceutuated, but his handshake is loyal The gesture
of Germany is heavy good humored and always
ungraceful. Many OF the SlaV people are unwill-
ing to look one in the face. and they hafe false
gesture
The Spaniard and the Portuguese. altholgh dwell
ing q southern land, gesticulate little: their
LANGUAGE is rhythmic, slow, solemn; they are
grave. their szlutation is q little theatrical
The italian is lively, mobile. intelligent gay; his
language is harmonious. SonOrous. and lu-
rnnous, like his countrys sky. The salutaton OF
the Italian is quick and full of feeling his gesture
colored and exaggerated
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
IRON 4ND STEEL IMPORTS
HI Preuious Records Surpassed IN
the Year Just Ended.

Washington. Jan (SpeeiaD.-The unexampled
demand for iron and steal manufactures In the
United States IN the current year viii. &C.
cording to the estimates of the Treasury Bureau,
result in doubling the import figures Of last year
and SURPRISING those of any twelve months Of the
decade The total value OF iron and steel imports
for the present year viii reach s4o0o0ooo Equally
significant the figures OF earlier years af
fording an index Of the enormous increase of the
home demand for iron and steel manufactures
For many years the manufacturers OF the United
States considered themselves able fully to supply
the home market and in addition produce consid-
erable surplus for expectation. In accomplishing
this they reduced the imports of iron and steel
manufactures which aggregated S67 100000 in 1882
and s53.e00coo in 1891. to s12.0oo.Goa in 1893.
In 1900. however there slight increase,
but the figures Of 1902. already indicated, will
ceed those Of any year since 1881 This increase IS
the more remarkable in view of the fact that the
pig iron production the iron and steel produc-
ton generally in the United States far greater
in the year 1902 than in any preceding year. the
total production Of pig iron being estimated at
fully n5oo0oo tons against 15s7sooo in 1901, which
the highest figure ever recorded prior TO 1902.
The increase in imports in practically all
classes Of iron and steel manufactures Pig iron
Increased from million and half to nine million
dollars in value; ingots. blooms and bars from
little over a million 10 over seven million dollars
and machinery from S2713000 So 00. In single
item, tin plates, there is reduction: the value OF
tin plate imported in the eleven months being
sS6o3426 against 81 5947s6 and the quantity 10000
600 ponds in 1902 against 80 000.000 in the same
months of 1901
The table which follows shows the. importation
Of the principal articles of iron and steel anufact-
ures and iron in the eleven months ending
with November, 1902 compared with those of the
corresponding months of the year 1901. viz;
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
HaTcHeRiEs AT THE AQUARIUM.

II IS expected that some Of the improvements
which Mr.. Townsend. the director OF the
Aquarium. has had n mind since he took charge
viii become accomplished facts this week MI
Townsend. when the Aquarium was transferred oy
the city 70 the custody Of the New-York Geological
Society," suggested tfat the value Of the Aquarium
might enhanced by the Introduction OF small fish
,atcheries ard the distribution Of specimens OF IN
-ertebrates TO the schools for the study OF the
development OF life. One Of the pools on the main
hoor is being fitted up with pipes and troughs for
the hatchery On the top of the stone parapet sur
mounting the pool VIII be placed shallow troughs
Tor the eggs requiring running water such as trout
and sslrsou At one end viii be jars for those eggs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

Magistrate Crane shook his gaveI so hard at a
court lawyer named James NEgent yesterday in
the Yorkvie court. that the head of the gavel flew
of and hit Nugent in the left eye, nf1icting cut
which bled considerably Nugent in defending a
man described Charles F. Musgrave, of Phila-
dephia, who was arraigned the charge of hav-
ing shot woman named Gertrude Beier. two
years ago, took occasion to assan the character
of the Beier woman in terms which enraged Mag
istrate Crane The magistrate ordered Nugent to
desist, and as the lawyer continued to attack the
woman the magistrate shook his gaveI at him and
the casualty followed. The accident resulted in an
adjournment of the case until Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

requiring still water, such as shad AT the other
end Will be a narrow trough for the young hsh.
As they become older they TO be turned down
into the pool This arrangement will permit the
close study of the process of Matching eggs II IS
expected tlat trout and salmon eggs viii be the
first put tnto the hatchery.
1t is expected also that the Aquarium will be
ready distribute specimens for in the schools
this week Mr.. Townsend had hand for this
purpose yesterday half barrel of cucunbers.
sQutrts, the quantity OF urchins
and quantity OF aneunones and starfish-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

MaSICURINe. sHAsfPoosNG. ETC.
INSIST. AND BROADWAY.-ExpeTie
rnantc.Irfst wishes a few mora ladies' al
their homes; face and scalp treatment
specfslty: best reference K SMITH
vAPOR BATHS--Curss sCur. rheumatism
all nervous troubles. Expert operators
rranicurfns. STEWART, &c West 25th-St-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
SEWING MACHINES.

so4 70 BTTYs THE NEW HIGHEST GRADE
4-drawer drop head. oak cabinet Genuine
SINGER Sewing Machine; 5000 tor ne
New Home or Domestic: S2lOo L9r ths
White Standard SD 90; Wheeler & Wilson.
s94 co; Minnesota. ST.. 20, Burdtck, 81 % .
Seroco SSe5 For free sewing machine
catalogue and most liberal 1ree trlal oIeF
cut out and mail this notice 10 SEARS
R0ERTCK & CO. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
ALL KINDS OF FOLDING BEDS:

p~zED ned. warranted bug proof:
snecfaI springs furnished; furniture re-
,sJ-e6 and upholsteIed- 7. L ODEL-l- III
WeFt l9rh-st
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
MARVELLOUS BEAUTIFIER.

vEE KEW ELECTROToSIc BAIT TESa
- s-s~r-5r hair face treatment and Doos
,-e-~-Ve Eaecorrnended oy PHYSICIANS a
-,1-5-5Ts ere for facial plenishes. neural
"a ard ali nervous uo1olss- 80 -. .a,ss 80
- 1srs xOLTER's Electric Psrlor: SOS
- ror z1d-gt.. 10 70 i Descriptive
t.s.cl-5ey mailed tree.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
x,Exca UPHoLsTERER.

CpED CHOICE Of Furniture. sAi. so.as.
s-Fss-s Screens, Tables and Coiss..e s.-
Styles Louis XIV: xg 49, -, 5-tf-st Tel
s.bone 3 gIs AaA7ison So
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .,
HELr WANTED

r -
Male
ATTENTIoNl-Msn wanted y LOIS e.
s1g~~ work ycu can travel 20 Enslan1 -.
sz Te 81 10 Germany $40. AID south AIrlca
sos return passage. Apply 10 lS'sA-'
NsW-York-
CAPABLE SALESMAN, 70 cover NeV-l l.',.i- S.z
with staple line Etigh e91ln.iss.eI,s, 80
,,Fvznrs o{ 500 monthly Perr.AIlsl.I F9-s -
-, - - rfeht rsan JESS Il SMITH Co.
Detroit. Mich
---I-77 SERVICE GOVERNMENT POSI-
- t-rfSSsrs "a ps3 appointments this yraI
iris i ! se2 rore than last year, @s.a
Iarf orrrortuu!ty for young people. -
i-rrs ~ f-.forrnstio1 free CoiuH1niAs ~0'T
rsenondence College. Washt1stoa. y -
FNGRAvER--FIrst class steel sla 49, SoPss =
.a-,ng AIso good Die Slnker. 1eariy 52a-
tracts cOLUMBIA tNGRAVING Co. h'S
ton
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
.D,,,r ya.-R HAIR TRY MY

s-,,--r,5 s-S-----r-5- ~ Sc7r-tfec Remedy: Il hAa
- ..1-~si fer s-oDpiag falling hair ~ -
t,srie- en- botfie VIII prove -
frErE saG Jerssy-sge-. gtrssN -
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
ooons AID BRTC-A-BRAC.

--->---- - - 49, ssth-st Ctop hoor1;
,sss,-s a-.e..s 7s -es-s- antique and ncoefu
T-ir-s-fxsc and ststGsry; pA-nt g - -
-5vinxsf trsc-a-Drsc zno stsLlzLz -ss,-.-- --- -,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
BOOKS FOR HOLIDAYS.
MH1I InRW Rna6 SALE.

ToyERING's BOOK sToRE
s9s FR0aDWAy NEAR 12TH-SI:
EVerSbocy in New-foTk sDe iot ~ !.
miles around knows Lowering. Eis ss toos =
fbs hssoousrsers for book lovers snc DOE DOE
S1vs-s spectsi prices for books SUI
soy Christmas and Nev-Ysars pressa.II -.
aTI Ixtucs OF books 70 suit al tastes As,ai 49, 81
-ccixsrS-oks Historical books. biogfEpnlcssa. s
rss1z4S,as scfentfrc books Of traSei, ocoss
~ ScTion booRs for Children. poet.5. e.:
etc Anything ycu ya1t. anc pcsli' 1S-i,.ss
sss loUssf possible prices - TIE lniaeo
s-st.s FaevciousediGs on sale for song
1nrjetou's. Chambers's, Sritsna1Sa
fsse1le'E Books and Libraries purcxa
7 ISVEPFNfs s22 BROADWAY. y =
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
.nIrsrspLE EXTENSION SHOE,
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

T-xTREAN- hair growth gu gUzl- 80
s---e--fyJcus hair. -1oies. biTtnllleI Iz =, Is
tl-ir1rlrz red veins. blacsilsals,= - ss--Jess :
e4---I--7 -,s--usTserray removed ps----leSS :
ie-E-irirv frnparrs KIEo1ousness s-tS y r,4-N1
s,-rtes circulation HENRY 6. ~ sE.s+ - =
CTEIN DerustologlsL . "es'
- -..at- LNooSo..ry lnst-tlle
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
BLOOD POISON

10 MORE SUFFERING from this - tesr,5is Garns
S,slsse Write for paTticulars OF csiis
n. we VIII cure you Godssne q
s-r,anity. ARBUscINA MAsIE.AsSiio of'-
TsrG CO. 81 Temple Court BuiAoihs'
f2essrrna1-st
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
THE EXCEPTION.

From The Chicago News.
The Ad1nirer-"The fringe Of rnagnolias beyond
the lagoon There is something poetic about the
word fringe"
The Poet-Yes. except when it refers TO trousers
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
.rzo,oey AND PALMIsTRY.

pRoF. ST LEON. Scientific AstTolose., -sSy o.
years practice. los Vest l'liiSr, 5SroscoTes
,,--irTsr II Engllsh, FreEch, German AIT
Spanish. s. to s.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
aNTIQUE JEWELRH.

-~Er FT.ET-R DE LyS. 2s West SSd-st-'
rnposi1e Wai6or1-AsIoris--Cnl Cnlqne - u
Signs Antiques. Bargains IL alaIaono Je~-
el-y-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
CANCER CURED AT HOME.

Ey INTERNAL TREATMENT: No Knife;
-,s-rsr or uniu Testimonial book mated
-. MASON INSTITUTE FOR CANCER.
sos west z2a-st. New-York-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
: MAGNETIC HEALER.

fzOFp=SOR @. SHEFFIELD. Ass1ells
75szier. cures all iocurable cases Nllno.t Nl.
r.edsc.rs operations OF 9ppaHAcss' cOar -.
s.s- Il = : free Circulars. ~ West
S-rh-st
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
FOR fAIsE.

f29 EAST 5sTH-sT--2 handsome Furnished
Toorls and bath, near all streetcar lines.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
DYNAMos. MOTORS.

ELECTRIC MOTOR and dynaInos bought
roId and EXCHANGED. first class repairing
RETI. ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. 1e5 Woos
ter-st
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
ORIGINAL CURIOSITY SHOP.

NICELIN l63 Park Row. Fine TOOLS guns.
,fstoIs mathematical, surgical. survey
ing and other instruments; unreceerneo
pledges a speciality
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
HOW TO GET sTRoSG.

FANDBALL, boxing, fencing. baths. etc.
W0OD's GYMNASIUM. Q Fast 25ta-sL
Entrance, IS: naonthly dues &
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY.

,TnFr -EANET 22T Wesi lz6th-sI-. guar
--faes to grow hair On bald heads treat
-,es,z ~ residences or Office by appointment
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
MAGNETIC HEALER

ETORENCE \. DAKE. tOS Nes1 4za-et--
SraE-etfsn cures al chronic diseases WEI
~
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
QUAINT ART SHOP.

CHRISTMAS GIFTS.-Novelttes IN dand
PANIED China Jugs Buttons. Prizes.
water Color Gems sl.o0. Calendars. Cards
Fans S5S Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

BILLIARD sED Puus4 TABLES
MANUFA CTURERS Of billiard and pool
ahles: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a UNION
Square.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
AACHINER 4.

At REDUCED PRICES--50o second hand
wood au5 iron working machines: fr.iy
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
cksnss6. GEO s. EDDY. 39s Msdtson-s-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

9.4 REsT TH-ST.-Handsomely fur
rished parlor. connecting beorooIl, over vs!
- s,,a4-v convenience: gentlemen So-OO
yree.ly; Sunday or evenings. OAK
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

T-TTL- SC-TTcHAfAN. l2s-12s East i2th-st-
--tzentlernan can obtain comfortably
s,,rnizned room In an elegant apartment.
Tirh private family: references exc9anged'
QUAY.
- =. -, -c-TII eT-- handsome furnished
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
. woMAS,s ANTIQUE SHOP.

PTET-TTFUL carved mahogany care tsS.s sass
5-re1-- Derry tea set. Mahogany sole- c'o
,,e-~ies c5ner evenings. i East 42d-st
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
noes BOARDED.

ALI, kinds for sale: medicines; veterinary
inepection weekly. WRIGHTS Gennels.
aR C~auberry-st corner Fulton. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
PICTURES FRAMED. REGILDED.

PICTURES FRAMED. paintings restored
engravings cleaned. frames and furnltars
regfIded ScHOEN BIS East S3d-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
ADIRONDACK BALsAM.

ADIRONDACK BALsAN Co-cloS4l5n2'gi CO. 452'i,ySs 0e'
= o-e-fbird cost. Fresh Balsa1l INV =
-E - ~ s1ess sfh-aTe-. upstairs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
y nPp0RTI-Nr1-Y is nffered a nartv LA

AN OPPORTUNITY is offered party with
s. 600 to enter wholesale mercantile busi-
ness with experienced salesman of sterling
integrity, who IS now connected with large
concern Salesman commands all thelr old
established cash trade. No chance Of loss
as the capital is to be Invested in stock.
Sales are ali cash Salesman VIII sell on
commission and pay his own expenses Col
lect no bills. Profits $500 monthly assured
10 commence Highest references. SIN
CERE, Box 40. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

New-YorE General Delivery.
I HAVE an established foundation for a
fortune in simple. sure dyspepsia cure.
but the demand exceeds my financial abil-
itv 70 handle the business I wart a part
ner with capital. May be active or silent,
Closest Investigation solicited. JOHN KRE-
MER, Druggist. 42s 7th-sve-
CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS no matter
where II is Send description. state prize.
ana learn how Established SO Highest
-efe-enceg Offices IN II cities. ". N
OsTRANDFR, .443 y. -. Bldg. Philaoel-
phia~
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
CHANDLER

yrgv ha.3 pianos py instalirnears, IS 90 20
goo 40 raouzhiy: second hand Instruments
IN great variety. many makers sxIenaesy
fov grice. 439 Fulton-st-. ftookiyn-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEoPLE-C
HAIR AND SCALP TREATMENT
JOB PRINTING.

! FISCHER the printer. IS at "a Ann-s...
Ner-York- I'll kinds OF work.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
o1.p GOLD AND SILVER WANTED.
opT1cIAs GRADUATE EXPERT

Will. examine eyes free IN your house or
Office. evenings or Sunday; glasses rea-
scrabIe Send postal KOPALD. 81 East
125th-st Telephone Nc 3.Ooo b. HarIe.l-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
TOO EXCESSIVELY ECONOMICAL.

From Brooklyn Life.
Yes. had to discharge Bridget because she was
too economical'-
But I don't see
We'll, I happened to discover she had saved
double her wages in two months"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
nABY CARRIAGES & Go-CARTs'

- .S>T.T7- CsRRIAGE Co, COS 5d-sve..
observation-disclosures o. baby carriages ano pdt-
So .-r.-rzrrs OF the newest and oest styISs'
shown at cur vsreroons. open - s.-.s =.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
ruasIsHEn ROOMS.


FURNISHED. sunny rooms; porcelain zt. oaL-i
ete--1 heat: light housekeeping; pr!v!-
Iaees- reference exchanged WILLIAMS
2a6 West 12Sd-st
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
.xTToI7E FURNITURE.

ANTIQUE and modern furniture spes1s5s
and restored: estimates eno e1-s4H 1eS,s
..@s-f,,flv furnish sd- CHARLES AHLA Z
EEsD 1zs-IT7 Columbus-aTe- de4eplOhe
T55A Columbus
CEES CREENRERG. s23 6th-aye; nea5
s7fh-st. antique furniture 0pnoasI - =
and repolished: all work guafanleeo' 10
sonabls prices
NrwMAN's OLD RELIABLE SHOP:
rs East s2d-st- Paradise Tor eol.e. o,.e -
-e1r5;ne cid Colonial Furniture Ou. sp
etsi-v- rare bits Of china. pewter eno ~
ner. elso choice Tieces OF Better parlOF az
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
..r GOODS AND BRIc-A-BRAc.

[---~-sTr r7o~f-rS. zI5 eta-aye. rep&sref
Of antique. Modern, No1Es ssa oi Ak A'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

Cutlery of every description on hang
-.ds Il order and repaired. at .
vTTHa al John-st- and ~ Ssssan-et
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

MANICURIST wants space In downtown
barber shop Address Miss S. NJ CLAIM.
New-York General Delivery.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED.
FeIpaJs
COOK and CNDRESS.-Tnree IN family;
short distance in country Apply 800 " est
34th-st.
LADIES, writing at home evenings. 81 per
week Particulars tree g To- al sehe "a
dressed envelope FILBERT. Dept 81
Box 14I1. Philadelphia. Pa
LADIES wanted everywhere. writing copy
Ing home evenings steady vork, no MAJ
M or canFassIng: good pay. FOR parucl-
lars send addressed envelope. MANAGER
Dept S -, Box 1862. Philadelphia Pa
LADIES to do piece work at their homes.
We furnish all materials and pay from :.
TO SD weekly. Send stamped envelope %
ROYAL. co. "a Monroe-st-. Chicago
MRS LEMCKE-s COOKING SCHOOL
East 42d-st.-PositfOns waiting gocc
cooks wanted at once; bring references
WANTED. Experienced kitchen girl n
boarding house: reference Cal at %
Park-ave.
WANTED.-A strong Protestant woman as
working housekeeper and mothers helper
in an American family also girl 20 ulinc
children and assist with houseWoEk Al
dress with particulars staring age an an
wages expected. Mrs. SALTER, RidgeWoo6,
WANTED.-For country town. lady man
ager and bdyer for millinery department
tn 5ryzoods store; must be capable business
woman and drst class nfliiner; none other
need apply Address by letter only, giving
references as 10 ability. also salary ex-
pected J. A p. HUSBAND. care Of Dry
Goods Alliance. so Franklin-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
A arICK PRINTER.

MODERN STYLE, low prices. cest WoTK'
commercial work sDeciaIty. = n
r,1-TCT room slsl los F1ulton-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

YOUNG woman. 2rotesrant- p e ooo1lpss
rsfsrence ROBANCEN. 2l4 West 6oth-s--
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
sTOR AGE

CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses, SlSS-- SlS-
arc W 43d. just on sth-ave- Tel 2.5sI
ssth-st
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. 9Th
ave s3d 10 3srh sts.-Storase for trrni-
-p-, etc padded vans for moving. city o.
country; boxing. packing. shipping ana IL
surance: e-.imstes furnished -eleoAons
raIl 21O-3sth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
ELECTRIC MOTORS.

NFyv and second hand fan motors; direct
and alternating; large Stock Iepd4i IL
NJ Z FLICK. Chamosrs-sI.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
APE Ynr sATIsF1En

with your outlook for the New Year, Do
you want an opportunity TO improve your
condition ard salary? We want men capaRs>
OF filling such positions as Cashiers. Tellers,
Secretary and Treasurer Of business houses,
Superinsendents Chemists, Managers and
Engineers Of all grades; Insurance Men.
Expert Bookkeepers Travelling Statesmen,
Experienced High Grade Solicitors. College
Men Of all kinds. Write for plan and book
let Registration for business men. High
Grade only. The HAPGOOD BUREAU. 256
Broadway. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

wPTERS.-Cnespest place N rhs
y-ori+. ca<b or tastafiT,IeCts. all MAKES.
vorr rental money will purchase typewriter
here. free ;nstY3--.oEs- SOL Eoitcn-S-'
P-Cokiyr-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
HELP WANTED.

>~--->----------->-----
ale
AEN.-WffI make first class booskeerer OF
You In six weeks for g on return mo1ey.
distance and expsrie1cs tuImarersaL IND
positions too. tree have placed thousands.
6.s24 testimonials now on dls. perhaps can
place you. too. Save this and write J. II
GOODWIN Expert Accountant. Room 80.
1.215 Broadway. Nev-York-
WASTED.-Msn. with rig. 20 intrOd1ce
Poultry Compound. Straight salary sd
weekly and all expenses. lnclose. stamp tor
COOP. MFG co. Indianapolis. Ind
wANTED.-Narch fst. young married man
on dairy farm: must be a good butter
maker and understand handling and fseoinE
Jersey cattle and Thoroughbred hogs: STATE
Lincoln Neb-
WANTED. good mixer; must IN
Ge7s.and care OF horses. cattle, Angora
goats. hogs. poultry and oe handy Win car
peatsr's tools: wife must be first class but
ter maker; Germans or Hollancers pre-
ferred G. W. Box %. Tribune Ofice-
wANTED.-Young man tsingIe1. 70 work
On dairy farm; steady employment, must
farm work: state wages H & YOUNG.
Lincoln. Neb-
wANTED.-Capsbls newspaper and book
csnvassers; one Of IRE most attractiEs
propositions ever presented II Nsw-1 1ors-
Apply to WILLIAM GUTELLUS. Trfo-
une Office
YOUNG MEN everywhere. copy letters
home evenings; 81 week. Send addressed
envelope FOR particulars. FILBERI, Dept-
S - Box 1411. Philadelphia, Pa
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oosEY m.srcuRIse rARLoR.

p WUHZEL. 1870 Broadway Ma nicur-
ing. SIC. Facial and Scalp IrsAtMehf
nuly. First class work at low prlcea
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SCALP DISEASES TREATED.

~ MES MAY BOLAND. III West 18th
st-Try my new hair tonic Guaranteed
tn grow hair. Doctors references.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
Gas AND GASOLINE ENGINES.

WOLVERINE MOTOR WORKS. 25 War
ren-st, n 7. self-startIng and reversing
gaselene motors fer launch and aoz3lia.y
Surroses 10 S. horsepower; two aac sour
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
AMERICAN WOMAN as useful companion
70 elderly lady, or nursery goverEesS 70
children. competent. experienced WOuld
travel $ 3O7 West 4sth-st-
ALL KINDS Of fine lace msndIns: curtains
q specially a. home or out 5y tne DAY:
Nine tBEDDEAU. care Mrs Miller. o1
West 11Tth-st-
COMPANTON or NURsE--By middle aged
woman OF experience Mrs. SHAW 10
Central Park West
FACIAL. MASSAGE. scalp treatment. sham
pOoing at ladies' residences. by an ex-
pert lady: moderate terms MADAM. BOX
"a Tribune Uptown Once. 1864 BroadWay-
GOVERNESS. By Partisan visiting: kin
dergarten, conversation, history, college
preparation English. German piano ioo
West 51th-st-. 6th floor.
HAIR. SCALP. electric treatment at ladies'
residence. French cream price moderate.
LILLY. 81 West eSth-st-
REFINED. cultured lady wishes position Of
traveller: cheerful, happy disposition; com
petent and willing Address Trust
WORTHY. Box 26 Tribune Uptown ONCE
!. .364 Broadway.
SECRETARY and expert stenographer and
typewriter. by lady uptown ADDRESS
SECRETARY. ia West s3d-st-
TEACHER--A lady wishes 70 recommend
her German teacher, who has some hours
disengaged. Call on Monday. 436 Madison-
ave.
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CARPET CLEANTSss.
CIGAR SMOKERS

HICs INSPIRATION. clear Havana. ave
rs5ts. Pure Havana Tobacco. 81 20 per
,,,rS- rne blend Of tobacco. SOC. per ID
faI WaEhington-st-. corner kulton
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
SCULPTURE STUDIO.

DIRECTED by Pref. RAFFAELL4o RAN r n
,er1oo ItsIv. interior decorations, ngores
and classic mythology; also reproductlons OF
ANTIQUE furniture work in Wooo, napAe'
plaster. and modelling