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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

4. r. Flegel. the man OF the hour In
Portland, visited Astoria some years
ago as a delegate TO the Epworth
League convention. The friends he
made upon that occasion stoutly aver
that Flcgel ''can do 10 wrong" and are
confident that II the resolution for In
vestigation. sheived because Of tech
nical fiaw," had gone into effect, the
result would be that the outspoken
councilman would be fully cleared o.
the charges that have been imputed
against him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

Tomorrow morning the reserved seat
sale opens at Griffin's book store for
James Neil and his magnificent COM
pany in the romantic drama, "A Gem
tleman Of France" Mr.. Neill Is
the foremost matinee actor fthe day.
one whom the gods seem to have In
tended for a hero with a sword and the
conquest OF lady's heart. The great
fight on the stairs In the second act
has been adjudged by all the NewYork
dailies 10 be the most thrilling and
dangerous fight ever played on the
stage of a theater. Secure your tickets
early and don't get left,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

II. Peters, erstwhile chef of the
schooner Marconi. who is locked up In
the county jail as a witness against
Frank Murphy charged with larceny,
Is laid out ON cot in the main corri-
dor. Peters Is sick. and 1t Is believed
he has shown symptoms Of appended
tls.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

The funeral of the late Peter Pyttin-
en- will be held from the X. of p. hall
this afternoon at / o'clock under the
auspices of the Finnish brotherhood
society. Rev. Rissanen. of the Fin
nish church in the west end. will con-
duct the services. The interment Will
he in Greenwood cemetery. Mr.. Pytt-
inen died widower and is survived by
one daughter, who resides in San Fran
cisco. Miss Pyttinen arrived In the
city yesterday. accompanied by a
brother Of the diseased. to attend the
funeral services.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

Christmas novelties now coming in.
Full line Of things to burn. Visitors
always welcome. Frank woodheld's
Art Store. Bond street. Il
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

County Clerk Clinton yesterday Is
sued marriage licenses to John Boros
and Lena Ivanovch. and liver Nelson
and Marie Boyum. all of Clatsop
county.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

John p. Munsenger. a well known
resident OF the Nehalem country, was
In the city yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

Carl Hooper native of Germany,
yesterday declared his intention OF be-
coming citizen OF the United States.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

The Untrue has an unusually inter-
esting show on this week and the house
is nightly packed. The performers are
vaudeville artists of no mean ability
and Manager Alfonso Hager finds 1t
difficult to accommodate the crowds. The
show Is by far the best for the money
that has ever been given in Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

For rent-F'urnished room. Good To-
cation, Enquire at this office. II
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

The No, engine house Is being wir.
ed and new up to date Indicator bel
is being installed. The Reliance Elec.
trical Works has the contract for do,
Ing the work.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20
Local Breyities.

Shake hands with her and you'll get
n jolter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-20

The registrations at the Office Of
Auditor Anderson yesterday afternoon
We're as follows In the several precincts
No. /, 6s; No, ., 1lS; No, 8, 1Sl; No. 4.
1874; No. 5, IS; No. 6, so: total. $40.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23
MesmerlzIna the ALA.

and fasten the other end around the
joint nearest the nail Of your right
forefnger. Allow the ring TO hang
about half an inch above the surface
OF the table, on which you rest your
elbow to steady your hand. Hold your
finger horizontally. with the thumb
thrown back as far as possible from
the rest Of the hand. II there be moth
ing on the table, the ring will soon
become stationary. Place some stl-
yer coin, three half dollars win do.
Immediately below the ring and it win
begin to oscillate to and from you.
Bring your thumb in contact with your
forehnger and the oscillations viii be-
come transverse to their former swing.
This may also be effected by letting a
girl take hold OF your disengaged hand.
When the transverse motion is fairly
established, let a boy take hold Of the
girls d~isengaged hand and the ring
will change back to its former course.
Instead Of silver you can suspend the
ring over your left forefnger with
similar results.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J a Sheuiek to Frederick Fisher
lots ! and q, block 4, Rich Hill rsI
ad. $50.
Nancy Z Briyaude to Geo f
Van Hart lot 20, Adrian $1,000.
Geo F Van Hart lots Is34S
ald 9, blk. II, Crescent Hill 5000.
c b Valentine 10 a II Counter.
min s a. sec az, Rockville SIS.
Il E Pulliam 10 G w Fiekliu blk.
9 and 10, Pages adj. Adrian Stlso
II { Powers TO X 6 Gather lots
II and II, blk 80, Foster $50.
Johh Peaman to & + Mutton lot
100 Ist ad Adrian $a6o.
L Palmer 10 + NJ Gilpin lots "a
and ~ Isl ad Adrian $500.
Amanda } cowdery to Geo +
cowdery i9 acres, sec IS, EIkharL
$3.50.
V Stulis to Nancy II higgins
s a, sec - Mt Pleasant $500.
Frank Smith Lena NJ Heit tract
sec IS, NJ, Pleasant S337.so.
James West to A Paige lot IS,
Blk IS, Amore, 500.
Albenua Fry e, al 10 J f Kern
.6f3 a sec 20 and 81, Lone Oak
sioooo.
VIM " Cooper 10 Oryille Sehark
lot $, block IS, Ist ad. Rich Hill
s75.
| II Blood To L w Smith 40 a
sec IS, Lone Oak sir5o.
W NJ odneal TO II S Price uae,
sec 20 Despwaier Sas.
Mercer Ryan to " NJ Rice a.
acres. { Lone OaL $3.50.
A c Neweomb 10 Malina Adams
lots 50 and O., ~ ad Adrian $3.50.
W II Wiherow TO w A Downey
~ aeers sec ~ Home iyp $1,000
VIM L Walton 20 W A Downey
80 acres sec 81 Homer typ $50.
JH Cummings 10 Is r Wn 10
a sec o, Hudson sts5.
JF Stoli to y r wix trade sec s
and o, Hudson kaio.
c Il Bsis to w II Bale 40 = sec
81, Deer Creek SAYS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23


What animal has death no enect
onf A pig; when killed he q be
cured.
when are you not yourselff When
you are a little pale tpaiD.
why IA a baker Hike a beggar3 Be
cause he kneads bread.
What II tho difference between the
north and south polo3 All the differ
once IN the world.
Why should soldiers be tired on
April ~ Because they have Just had
a March OF 81 days.
Why should no man starye on the
deserts OF Arabian Because Of the
sandwich Is there.
Why Is a kiss like q scandalg II
goes from mouth 20 mouth.
What did the spider do when he
came out OF the ark7 Took a fly and
went home.
What contains more feet in winter
than summer? A skating rink.
What is the difference between q
good and bad g~overness? One teaches
a miss and the other teaches amiss.
why Is twice 10 like twice III
Twice 10 is 20 and twice II Is %.
What Is most like a hen stealingl
A cock robin ~(robbingl to be sure.
Why is a pair Of skates like an APP
pie9 Because they both are likely to
be the fall OF s man.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23
slmpls bu, Eneetlxs rrIek.

Into a glass dish pour water until
1t is about an inch in depth. Now.
II you stand a glass tumbler In the
dish upside down, the water win rise
ia i almost as high as it is in the
dish. 1t viii not rise quite so high.
because there is air in the tumbler,
and that viii prevent It.
But there is a simple way to make
IL rise higher In the tumbler than Il is
in the dish. Get a fiat cork and put
1t in the water; 1t will float. OF course.
Nov, light a wad OF paper. lay il on
the cork and place the tumbler over
IT, AS the paper burns. the water viii
rise In the glass. and win not fall
again, II you leave the glass as II is,
The reason is that the burning OF
the paper exhausts some Of the air in
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23
The Water IN the Glass.

the glass. making a partial vacuum.
or empty space, and as the air pres
on the surface OF the water In
the dish is greater than the pressure
on the inside OF the glass. the water
Is forced up.
Il Is on that principle that what the
doctors cali "eupplng" is done. Into 4
glass cup made for the purpose they
put a piece Of burning paper. and at
once press the cup down on the nesh
Of the patient which rises IN a littls
mound inside tho cup. because the cut.
side pressure Of The air IS greater than
that inside.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23

The Mesmerized Ring.
Attach q massive gold ring TO =
silk thread about twelve inches long
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23

from top to bottom; second, count
six from the bottom up to the cross
piece, and then three from the middle
penny Of the crosspiece to the right;
third. count six from the bottom up
TO the ~crosspiece, and then three OF
to the left.
The puzzle is to take away two OF
the pennies and leave the ross so
that it will count nine In three dlner-
ent ways.
Lay the paper down and try IL
Perhaps you may succeed. but II you
do not. take away one penny from
each side and remove the top penny
to the bottom. slmple enough, isn't
it-when you and Il outs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23


Most persons think that the stem Of
q plant ROY from the roots: on the
contrary. the roots grow from tho
stem. In the case Of a plant that dies
down 20 the ground IN autumn Il Il
not the roots that send Up a new stem
ia the spring. for a part al the true
stem remains under ground on the root
crown, and from Il grow up the bud.
bearing stems IN the spring When
a seed terminates Il sends the light.
loving stem upward and the dark.loy-
Ing roo downward.
Saw OF part OF the tree trunk ana
you win md a series OF rings from
the center 70 the bark. each ring
marking a year OF growth. But these
rings indicate also which Of the sea.
sons Though which the tree has lived
were dry Ano which had plenty Of
rain. The rings are always OF IN
equal width; the narrow ones repre-
sent dry seasons and the wide ones
seasons when the conditions Of growth
&sass ~ reason Of plenutul
F2lB
EvoEH rosa has its thorn, ana the
Hahe may be said Of such fruits as
blackboFTtos. r~aspberries. etc, only
they are not real thorns. but priceless.
which strip on with the outer bark.
whfie thorns viii not strip on, being
hardened. u~RdeYeloped branches.
But why do bushes ard vines have
~prieklesf Many people woadeF az Il,
for they see no good reason for such
q growth. But there Is a reason. as
there Is IA everything IN nature. The
priekles are Eiyen 70 them a. . pro-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23

W NNb FeFtNA
20 not forget az you 50 on your way
Through this hanv wcrid, with ita toll
end strife,
Often "a kintly word 70 a
To thoso you meet IN tbs Paths Of life.
DO not forget that q anhilc % ehees
May oontort A hoagt that u SAD and
drear,
And brighten a day that is hard and
long.
The burning words that Tor ever live
II may not be yours 20 speak or give
But there's heart ana hope IN a bit Of a
Sons.
10 not forget that wherever You go
Kindly deeds may be found 20 do.
No one 30 poor hut can bestow
The help that VIII courage and faith re-
newt
No one 50 weak who cannot give
The hand that may help a soul TO live
And rise again from tbs trodden clay!
Splendid achievements may never be
yours,
But the iced that for loves sake Is done
endgres.
And viii blossom for ever from day to
day.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23

are easy 70 starr and anyon,
can opNfatr; use iiitia FaAo.
Hoe ana afe trsf for Wuaing
Rrlnttu 4hftudtfa. cutters.
thftsheH ctc. Use Weber
'4auior fnmrof. aik II y.
leQqals o. men pumping ship-
ped erected All nlses niatp.
lniiy Nuagaaleed CataleFne
Tres NltH "a as casaas
lGp q klalls ca ~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23

Get thirteen pennies and arrange
them IN the form II a cross. as shown
in the accompanying Illustration.
That is 70 say. you place nine Of
the pennies IN a straight line, u be-
low the other and two on each side OF
the third penny from the top.
Now. with the ross thus made you
may count nine in three different
ways: First, the stem counts nine;
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23
L.nI,Intur, Aonor, pIone.r.

The North Dakota legislature has
just passed suitable resolutions on
the death Of Capt Alexander Griggs.
the pioneer steamboat captain Of the
Red River. who founded the town OF
Grand Forks.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23

Organized with Q fuil star cfphysGans ara
Eurreuus for treatment % aliChrouic Diseases
FHi9iF 6ooaS Tor accommodation q patients.
piGcstG Surgical CHersfAfaf Rrssrwee MA
Sk4s aH8 Sscfsff utgH sHrfsry % Enosss@fg
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23
DlSEASES Of III

H-H1ssf AsfNs. Afsfsrs 81 ssasffe Ne ..
asgsfisa sstti esfifsf 10 ssN.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-23

tectian hfbinbl piant-eaOng nnimain
The stems have q %ploasant, aromatic
taste. and COWS and sheep would he
lure 60 eat them IN winter, when they
crave something fresh, Il u were not
Cor the pricklea.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
,,-.yr>-c- 4 PIANO7 Buy direct Of the
BI ftING +he FACTORY. Secure best goods.
,.1s and terms. LENS. ManutactufeF'
glt gsno T-aer sfth-st.. New-forA-
---,v h.st Pianos by instaIinents - on 20 ..
.96 ~ monthly: second hand ms Is
S-l+ ,-arf4ry: many makers ehRfViuetS
N g eIi1e s3q FultoE-st-- brookIyn-
PRINTING.
..oDrRN STYLE low prices best SoIa n X
ID ,,l-a,-3srcisi work a specially
-ccTf.V Gsoorn 6lel. los FUlton-st
- TFAGTrF PRESS. artistic JOB print
] ThE 90 vyeSt 3Tth-st.-Rush work cur
lEs.,,fs-. lnE electric power send FOR esli-
mates
--TCC.pER tiae printer. is AZ a Ahn7s-'
kxv-Ycra- All kinds .! WORK
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
.oroGY AND GRAPHoLoGr.

- vo- KNOW YOUR OWN OR YOUR
T-s,,e.. possibilities latent talents
.s-.SSs,.-sr1lly demonstrated. and vsluanle
s,-5-s -ivea on any subject send spec-
- II N5s-szrfting and 20c- to CLAUDE
14-ET-z7-SOT- Grzphologist. IS William-st-.
New-yo-k CIIy.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
RI.

oo~ sy- al art collectors and pro
seeTs. P ctsHoe &C t.T9 arr 6sTsss 5sTsssre. 90
snto Fe1-1 manager OF the Waldorf Prf
cat or - 81, wish 20 sell, Guy or ex-
es.s osiniings. water eoioTs. ensrssiHss'
saI5sr s-aEe, ,,-, sn''sTss oaa GS5tPs r6tTs 5r
tries -. = "a srr furniture Wanted. art
e5tsl branch thss Is for ssie or ex-
q largesl ana hanoecrnest ART safes
sEltestle -s--..1r- WALDORF ART GAL
se-S1rS West 34th-ss.. opposite wal
- AFtsriz. New-forh- h-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
LAMPS
LOST

I70sT NRankbook No. 677. .6s8, OF the Bow
eTv Savings Bank. IS missing; The Ilndgt
,s -soT7os+ed TO return IL TO the bank. II
NJ restored before the 18th day OF May,
1908, application viii be made 70 the BANK
for new book
lost OR STOLEN -Bankbook NO, 415,-So
of the Erigrant Industrial Savings BahA.
PAYMENT stopped Please return oooh 70
hsnk No. 81 Chamhers-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 500 second nsn9 a'sii9
r,1arsn+eed: machinery bought snd :.
s6.nred GEO 3. EDDY. 3es AaaLson- =.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
WORK WANTED.

YOUNG MAN-As helper at anything
factory work preferred. age. "a IL .
49, f5th-st-. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
4 woMAN,s Antique SHOP

Pa p LILY cared ahogany ~
fzaS rzHIe Antiques in -ariety- carelu4ly
rh1se- IS East 42d-sJ-. just east O. Bar
.trr-r-e---e Parish House
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

CARETAKERS- BY man and wife. to take
care Of private house for summer -
East 2Sth-sC-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS, males, feuaIes, to sci Verkade's 3
Waxlne Night Lights: 50 hours tor =
cents. profits 100 per cent C Ii JOOSTEN.
Importer lis C'haTnbess-st.
DO YOU GAMBLE7 You do not. when you
take the agency for our new food product.
big money sure; hOusekeepsrs delighted de-
Ecious. nourishtng, cheap and quickly pre-
pared. do net let this chance s.-p BY. but
write at once for fun particulars and full
size sample, inclosing 10c. J. T. NAYL0R
& co. Box 2G4 Cold Snring n. Y
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

| OACHNAN- a first class man. Win
A. r1s+ Of references. understands 0r1E-
,,or foT1r-in-hand or tsndem- JOHN. b-S
PaFk-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
SHOES

QUIT l0E0P1EgG
Adjustable Ex-
tension Shoes
II ( for the lame.
IL Can be worn
in ready-msde Il
II shoes and 49,
Il~z changed from 70 aas~Ir
to an o'v
o+ber Also shoes for deforrned feet Salts
fac+fon guaranteed. Prices reasonable 5ehd
% I7ireSti0us for self-measurinS. Cut TINS
ont for yoUr lame frienGs.
WM. J0CHIMSEN. 45l Lexington ave-
New-Y Ork-
EXCELLENT FOR sHOBS--Polish pro
dnced bv rubbing with cloth Nourtshee,s e,s
1asthe.. Elegant package. Large bottle. =
cents. Black. tan, chocolate. JANIZEN.
o42 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

GARDENER German. IS. single. taEs
care 0F vel kept gentleman place.
greenhouse, flowers. shrubs. lawn. vegera--
bles. cow, u0ulcrv. references given RE-
LIABLE. Box q Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

| COACFTNAN-Ffrst class: married; one n
Family Isayss on account death late en-
-rd[-ay. rf-v references. Cau or address \
7 \ 2c5 Madtson-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

GARDENER-Y0 man. Is. on gsn-le--
mans place. first class vegetable gar
deuer aud farmer. God driver. first class
al around nan on geutleman's placsg
horses cows, chickens. lawns; 10 years on
last place A. 5 2s5 Chauncey-st-. b Slyu-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
LAWYERS

GEORGE RT8nNSFNN
a uHgN1P1 90 Naesau-st-. N Y (day1.
LAW Y iI1s 1870 B way, 37th-st- tnighD.
ADVICE FRFE.-Relsahle lawyer takes all
cases accidents estates contracts collec-
tfons. notary open evenings. 1878 LeIins-
ton-ave. tstore)-
SMITH & ENGEL reliable lawyers. SUS
Broadway New-York: accidents, dnrnes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted; consulta'
ti~1 free
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

-CC-4rR .ise printer. is AZ "a Ahn7sN'
N~-Yora Ali kinds Q! work
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

NURSE. S25: cook, S25; laundress; 60 81 ;;
cook and laundress, 81; chaIhoefiIlAld s q 5.>-
IaIr-F-aSs 81. general houseWOrke-. 80
81. BARTHOLOMEW BUREAU, 2l1 East
42d-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
LAUNDRIES.

SANITARY LAUNDRY. hand work, clean
ing and dyeing: kid gloves cleaned SC per
usir- FRENCH WHITE HAND LACNDh1 o
~ Fas+ IrntH-zt near Nadisnn-aEe
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

500 PER THOUSAND paid for copying
short letters several lines Of work 10 give
ont. s. to IS weekly working evenings en-
close stamp for copy OF letter, instrqctloas' l.5
etc. Address EAGLE WHOLESALE CO.
Chicago Ill
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

PLAIN manifestations employment,
filing small blanks; rate So per !.CN0'
addressed stauued envelope LADIES N
DUSTRIAL LEAGUE. Desk 59' ChlCaB'-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
CIGARS.

agAf-S T1SSPfPATTON ci-er Havana. nEe
cenfs pIr. Hsvsns Tohacco ~ - n
pound a., bt.n6 Of tobacco snc. per -
ssl &sxhsDgtoz-ss-. ecrDs FHAl0H
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

r the Public and General Users OF Aele-
phones -
SAVED FROM THE CENTRAL
AT LAST!
THE DELCALL PRONE VIII CIV -
communication with one party OF ono 1'ioN
sand at The same time -. ,-,,,-
II your Office is closed or you 1Fe ,oi-s 80
out. the DELCALL PHONE VIII Iecets ~
III csIIs automatically and reproduce me
Ss-77e fsi-hfllIly, as If you attend 70 same sa
T--sona1iy- nobody required TO leave any
MESA &c. -. $780,. che
-srring for use per month, 81:
X. 7 POLHAMCS.
Office. 3O7 East 59th-st
Factory Manaroneck. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

from OLD CARPETS. SIX remnants
make po-tieres Get ciTcuia' OttItS LAb
T7T-G co. ATE Washington-st. Newark
BEATTTFT-I, RUGS made from your oIo
% sr0s+s Write for booklet. NEW-AOhA
FT-G CO 4OI West I24th-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
BOARD AND ROOMS.

THE FLORIDA. 245 East Isrh-st-fiTs
--sse boarding house steam heat souLh-
g. ex1Csure: reasonable references re-
cli-e1.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
LADIES TAILoRS.

LADIES TAILOR.-Latest Partisan styles'
bIrvCie suits = specially; pe;fect fit guar
arteed: pri, es moderate S. ROSENTHAA'
2 O5p Madison-ave-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
WORK WANTED.

tsale.
POOKKEFPERrS ASSISTANT. - Young
rrau as BOOK ksepsr' > assistant or any Of
fee WORK In any reliable wholesale or re-
taa house with caanCe of advancement
AGdress TERHGNE, Box 30, Dumont. y. ].
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

GARDENER COACHMAN.-Care OF prt-
vsre place, single man. milk. experienced
vegetable and flower grower sober. reiiar-
ble: written and personal references GAR
DENER. Box l.. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

F%CTNEFsR Steady. industrious. seven
tear years experie ice. best references
WILLIAM DUNSEITH. $40 West 50th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SPECIAL. OPPORTUNITY
TEu sell a 500 finest large drug slore
fixtures. costing 1900 consisting o. -
.rescr7r-1cn and six other large counters,
WellczSeE Showcases many glass afld OtL.ei
doors large number o1 drawers, elc-' SUI
sale almost a-lv other business. shoe' ma
CIR 1- c9-fecrt0nsry. large store aIso i'A
rent cheap. = Csthari1e-Ft-. clty-
BUSINESS MAN or FIRM warted 70 han.
lie III lev : W-hia water for family aill
,z5is l5e Address WATER. Tribune o.
foe
CASH WANTED 70 Increase estaolisne92
business eror-1ous weekly proillss sI4---
g-rlcIes- Investigation bI5'IS' = C+'''
siry Place.
Il BUILDER who has a number q sS 1e%
rw- family houses IN Jersey CiLy. q h4sn
pe- ce-- would like = reg t.a.E v f--g -
Investor who wants Se.v'O Ili-'.- li--,ll. -
Properly. Would consider s5l--e , -,e-s-s
e. part exchange. =. J. Il, tribune O-'-0N
MOVING VAN an5 furniture business wen
c-r.s-.--eF ,sr,~g s. 600 yearly owner Ies'-
81 -s-r INQUIRE store e13 GEteE-s+s-'
Brooklyn.
F-oR SsT.E-Snal rural patent: sells %
sv@-7aocv- rare chance 70 MAKE nn9ie9
Price Iaw 2. R0z p. tribune Flce-
PPCvo-rP-S TTST-Ovar i5 ooo names
O. Investors throughout Eastern an6 bic 70
ele States: So. Miss Bennett 1''
Broadway
PARTNER WANTED. win capital slO.-
Go "a oue q the pest iulp.T- lhe a. a. la4eeo =.
furniture husiuessss in Ne7"-ferAi 70 ~
ferfi@- - IaS~ Go - :. ..S-----
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
BEERS.
BICYCLES.

BIcYCTEE al makes. 81 weekly. q
RAESCH. 227I 5d-ave-s near l-So-S%
fgrs- eveuAnEe
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
WALL PAPERS

, @A3L p z 9IE9@,
E.f44N Bargain sale for few DAYS only.
is1t ~ c-Id Liners Sc ard Up Taper
EIx tries Sc Vanished tiles and
RFFIs pressed goods in al grades. sam
Nj zE ries sent on applIra-I,n-
Ls3s LEVY. rs MOTT ST.
s9vo doors from Canal
ge!, 2la7 Franklin
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
CUTLERY

Cr-TLrPy a every description on nen1A
mace 70 order and rspsirsd- -
RSAT-Tp's p Jahn-st- and = Na-Sau--
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
STORAGE.

a.EcrP STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. sth-
ave 33d to 34th g-.-Storage Tor furhi-
c1r1-~v- t6x NJ packingk shipping and in
surance: estimates furnished. Telephone
rau = ofO-3Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

GARDENER-Head or manager. by Ger
man, IS married. no children. expert
snCsd IN every branch corrected with q
gentleua1's establishment. full kuOsied<s
OF greenhouses and their care. laying out %
new places. reze abies. management OF
s-ock. lncuDating and bruodinz and all work
pertaining 70 a gentleman s estate only
those in need OF a thorough. practical man
need Apply. Il years references Z. s. 20
East 19th-st-. city
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

ARE YOU N THE DARK
A TRUSTWORTHY DETECTIVE r
r-aNS FoSTJCHTEN YOU or any matter
where the law has a remedy; CONSULT
NE FREE: IL I do not convince you an
reliable and Ehow records OF Eelng f-7S TIle - :
re brightest modern DEIED II y -
KNOWN DO NOT GIVE NE 1OL X
WORK; appointment only. Address HEE-
BERT BERRY. z5rh-st and Broadway ~
y and Phone, 634e-3Sth-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHIN ES.-DCT New
Home. Wilcox & Gibbs, Singer lnsJai-
rnents or rental Il. RAUSCH, 2.@l sd
ave. near 123d-st. Telephone Is9Aa Harlem