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A Card Of Thanks.

We do sincerely thank all our
friends for their kindly help and sym
pathy in this our sad hour Of bereave.
ment. in the loss of our loved one.
J. W. Broadbent.
Mrs. Mary Vandenburg and family.
G. G. Halphide and wife.
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Internal

Two years ago a Polander out on
Nubbin ridge swallowed a grain Of
wheat. Last week he was attacked
with a fit Of coughing and coughed up
a fifty pound sack Of flour and 100
pounds Of bran. Truth is mighty and
will prevail.-Hartford Day Spring.
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English.

'9That's rather a stable boss you're
drivin'." said the man from Tennessee.
eyes, he is right smart of a critter,"
replied the man from Georgia.-Chica-
go Record-Herald.
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For sale-Residence property, four
room house and barn. Household
goods for sale. Apply to Mrs. Oscar
Lindquist. 2O3 south Edmunds street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Which never will be known - tho
world for my own part could
tell you some vefg SURPRISING things
were Il discreet 10 DO 30. Tho facts
which l ann shout 90 relate e. you
tonight were Kept secret by me dur
inR the einRsfef'a lifetime, because
/ save him my promise that Il
should be- 20. but / DO not thluk that
there can he any harm nov ln tull=
INK the remarkabls part which I
played.
You must know. then. that az The
time of the Treaty ~ 1tlsit | was a
simple lieutenant In the Tenth Hus-
nafs without money OF Interest u
l. true that my appearance and no.
galiahtry were IN my favor and that
HAD already won q reputation o.
being enc Of the best aahrdamrn Al
the army. bat among the host af
brave men who surrounded the EN-
petof u needed mere than this -
insure a rapid career ! was coaz
tident. however that my ehhruea
would come. though I never leafnfzi
that q would take 90 rena ebieaa
form. "
when the emperor returned %
Paris. after the declaration Of peace
IN the year 1897. he spent most Of
hts time with the empress and the
court a f'antainshleau Il vas the
time when he Was ~ tho pinnacle
N hla career lie had IN three sue
eeraive campaigns humblsd Austria
crushed Prussia and made the Rus
sians very glad % got upnn The tiEht
side az the Nlemen, The Old Bull
dog over the ehanusi was still
growing but he could not get very
far ffofn his kennel n We could
have made perpetual Iseaes ~ that
mument France would have taken
higher place than any nation shines
the days If the Romans. 80 I have
heard the wise folk Say. though Ter
ny part ! had ufher things q think
of All the Hir.n we're glad to saa
tho army back. after iis lang alb
Hance ana fnu may be sure that /
had my share ~ any fayufa that
we're going You may Judge how far
! Naa a faxefite IN those days when
say that even uoN. Ia my Goth
but why should | dwell upon
that which IL already sufficiently
well known
our regiment 81 hnnsarn Was
auaftarrd with tbs horse chasHsufs
- fhs guard az Faataiashisau. ~ i.
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he drank or Rhmbied that the en-.
pHfpf WA going tu make him the
bead 1T the light cavalry. but be
tauHe he had the aurast eye FOR the
nature ~ position or FOR the
aitehHth ~ column. aud the best
judgment az 20 when infantry could
Dee broken or whuiher guns were ca
posed 81 euY man IA the army. We
wnfn toe young o. understand oil
That however, - We waved our niue
staehea, ana eiinhed our spurs and
let the fstruies 0f our seabbards
wear out ~ trailing along the pave.
ihsHi IN The hops that We should all
heeefns isaaaiies. When he came
clRnhinR into my quarters both Mo-
fat And 1 HpfhuR 40 our feet.
My boy" said he. the emperor
wants o. eco you a. o'clock"
T'ha room whificd round rae Mt the
words and I had 10 lean my hands
on fhs edge Of the card table.
"Whatfs I cried. Tue emperorf's
"Prseiseiy." said he. smiling at my
establishment
nut the emperor does not know
~ my existence. colonel" Persisted.
why should he send for msf"
We'll, that's just what pizklea
me. criad i.asaiie. twiflins his mus
ianha. III he wanted the help Of a
good nahsf why should he descend
10 one Of my iieutsnanta when he
might have found all he wanted ~
the head 81 the reRinnetf HoWpv.
er." he naded, ciappina me on the
shoulder again IN his hearty fash
ion. every man has his chance. I
have HAD mine. otherwise | should
net be- colonel u the Tenth must
not drudge you yours. Forwards,
my boy. and may u BE the first step
towards changing your buaby for a
cooked hat"
fcentinuedD
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nA Yau know. but q little plaee buried
in the heart ~ the forest and u vas
wonderful al this tins 10 see Il
crowded with grand dukes and eires
tors aud prlneeH, who thfpnnad
ruubd Napoleon like puppies round
their master, each hoping that some
bone might DO thrown 10 him There
was more German than French 60
bo heard n the street. Tor those who
had helped ua in the late uar had
come 20 beg FOR reward, and those
who had opposed us had come TO
ny and escape their punishment.
Aud al tho tlma eur little man.
with hin paie faea ana hiH cold. gray
Dyes was riding 10 the hunt every
moruins, silent and breeding. all 81
them following IN his train. in the
hope that some word would escape
him And then. when The humof
seized him. he would throw huns
dred square miles 60 that man, or
tear A. much of the other, round off
one Kingdom by q river, cat off an
other By i chain ~ mountains. T'hat
WIS how h. used 20 do business, this
little afflllHfynan, when He had
raised 80 high with our snharH and
our baysuets. lie was yefY civil TO
ua always. FOE he knew we're his
mH always. for he knew where his
and show % II by The way IN which
We carried ourselves. We we're
agreed. you understand. thhai 10 was
tie finthf leader in the world. but
We did not forget that he had the
finest men 10 lead
Well one day ! was seated IN my
quarters playing cards with young
Mafat Of the horse chaasoufa. when
the door opened anf In walked La
eaiia. Who was our colonel You
know what fine. swnaEefinE fellow
he vas and the sky blue uniform %
the Tenth suited him 10 a marvel.
NY faith. Ne youngsters we're -
tnisfn by hifu that We ~ Hsofe ard
diced and drank ana played the
deuce whether ws liked u OF 80, just
thHt Ne might fesembts Dur COLONEL
We foreat that n was not sscauss
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now rnn nmaAnIrn aLrw

/ NluitA. IhAa nt"t1 - v8
HOW THE RnIgAnIrn eisEW
THE nROri EHs on AIAeeto.
when the emperor needed an
agent he was always very ready 20
90 me the homer ey recalling the
name 81 Etlsnne uerafd. though it
occasionally sacanad him when re-
wards we're to be- distributed,
sun. Was - colonel AZ =, and
/ have no reason to be dissatisfied
with my career. Had the wars last
ed another two OF three years
might have Etaapea ny baton. aud
tho man who had his hand upon
that was only one stride from a
thfune. Murat had changed hia
hussafs cap Tor a crown. aud an.
other light cavalry man might have
aons as much. However. AL theae
dreams we're dfiven away BY Water
loo, and although ! Was not able 20
write my name upon history u -
uuffioiently well known b ALI who
served with me m the great wars
OF the empire.
What wnsg 20 tell you. tonight.
II anuat the very singular affair
WHICH first started the upon my
rapid upward coufae. and which had
the effect 81 establishing secret
bond eetween the enreror and my
self
There u Just ore little word of
warning which l must give you be-
FIRE ! begin. When yua hear me-
speak. you must always bear b.
nsiAd that yan AHa listening Ia one
who has seen history from the tn
side. ! arr faikins about what my
sNrs have heard AMI my eyes have
sern. - Yea must not tfy O. oonfats
ne BY asoflnE the epiuieua - some
student OF man 1T the pen. wba has
rtsscn n haok Of history - ns.-
u.essn There d much Wkirh l. un-
known BY such psefis. and napch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

certain the public library board ssidi
that ,hsy would devote time to me work than others
but The good sense ia worthy
conditions chance environ
uasaia..Aass symptom lussr-n, iaainss.
The who busy with affairs Of his VIII not set
The palasprns snthu-ed energy
rhere common Impression acquire
board mus, lead fs Of leisure Sotns could be further
from ths truth The OF leisure bot NJ for eyhnE Even tho
wide eaans TIA, makes fun man done by the men who are busy
that Is bread and deep and mind Il this that not active and
diversified IN Its activity.
men. Inactivity means sssnairn and -,ssnaiion decay
IN. man q lsslars Is mere rs,tus ar'fswood
have activity the fountain head isi streams that pars and
The NE mat wholesome healthy mentally
n
ration a'.mp, and achievement to atroras and rot
As's = hsas asFs0ps Strengthens and ""'" mo ''
Labor alone sets man tn ths right attitude Of
world and him good with himself
An acquired that Efeoas tho habit Of tn
learned how time And The they
soaoIniss a. the amazingly eisaifai ~
h~cousa
To rightly appreciates Is
enough but never s"y to waste
Washington .aupsnaed business. closed the snos
Aer~ad,r shepherd
EARTH bu, whom insrasaas and STAN
as mad sns ssasa e MOST. II may hs sa q % ~
haa DESIRED rzvsns aas washins'en nhse'ase hs
for sa
TIE Temple Of Peace foe which Andrew Car
s. he. ss.a n :. vii place sss IRON s sss ~ s
~m b As sussas'iv. Of peace sss sras-y-ea
fact that
opportunity
haimsa beef
-s> ssras-'s'. ssar-.s,~ ~--s s-.s.. -s..r
Philippines
lin oo~eS
be abte
hast
has
american amsss~aaenA Jeker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

A member Of
the Cleveland
achoca council.
Ia commanding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Bows, coasiars
0sfsrInu In pInnerwars

1870 80 piece set Of English Semi
Porcelain, natural Tint, floral
spray deslgn. gold knobs and
haHolss fssstssssss mum bOslb
tA.50 s-piece SIT of Rest White
English Semi Porcelain @3.1D
- 20 5o-piece Beautiful Decorated
Cottage Get. floral effects, gold
transd knobs and handle 80, 40
$500 tou.piece set white English
Semi 'Porceialn, crystal pattern
ss.sssFs .sss.sf,.s .stt..s.sfS T.0h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Have Yevr Dlrsotory addrss.

Correct
Ths city Directory for the current
year u now IN press. individuals oi
I fffns who have moved or nnds any
change since called on by the snum-
orator. can have the correction ma "a
by telephonina Black fet, or ad.
dressing Folks Seattle Directory co
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ss fOs hsts ~his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

rar ready 10
tbs american ams~s-aseAi jokr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

nriGadlcr Etlenne ucfard. a soidiei
u Napoleon, having eosna to old age
Eathefs circle Of admireEs about
him aud tells them stories 81 his en-
ploita. This story IL OF
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OH Stoves

l-buner y. II. stove ....... SOC
l-burnor u. n. Stove. large fount
ssfffffs tsttsts+fHft #sttfta+tsIr fNn
2-burner -, n. Stove ........a 1.5B
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
Special Values m SCREEN DOORS AND ADJUsTI
WINDOW SCREENS

! q n. b { z, 8 a.. ssslnsa
door fsfss.sss##.ssss s.ss+sHs+s zoe
II IA ~ e. H.. ss=.s;ssa
door ,.s.. 49, &c.. ,,'' - zoe
4, o1 81 n. .ralnaa .Isal 1Ss Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

pass.d the fact tn
opportunity GOD shot az the
banned beef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

and bsautifuf---it h . pure. vegetable
compound. on trial u viii be found
a perfect Massage Cream. All stores
ef stone. Fisher q Lane.
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n Of foe whseh Andrew c
library which al bo
military xni b earsssy excluded ihsss iks
be Is sugsssfive Of peace sravryana
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Window Screens


~ in Wire Cloth. bisck. yard De
at-in Wire Cloth. black. yard, lie
lA.tn. Wire Cloth, black. yard Toe
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Heavy Farm Wagons

Steel. i5sao-ln. body ...,.s. $500
steel isN56-in body extra heavy
wheels .t...ss.,.. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-06

COOK. first class; only N arst GAS.
family. wages $50 WEN DRoSrs II
East I3fst-st-
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions fOr
The Tribune received AZ their Uptown
Once No. $50 Broadway. between Goth
and 37tn SITS. until 2 O. clock ?. m Adyer-
tiseuIenJs reserved AZ The following branch
Offices a. regular Cflce rates until : o'clock
? n, viz - shave. G ? cor. 23d-st- +:
10 Cha r.. or l2th-st, % East I4Ih-sI-
% West 426-sL-. between IN ana Sth q es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-06

UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED. -Unfurnished front hall room,
T{tb Running water. or two small rooms
sskFo-6 9-5 - I4fb-sI until December 10.
e-s-,r p nr 90 f+s.--s
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A. FERTISEME and So Inscriptions for
TnF Tri1Eue received al faeir Uptown
Or1ce No. 1854 Broadway. between 36lh
AID 2-Lh SIS. uni! = O clock 2. n AcgeT-
t.esmarts received a. the following branch
orlces ~ regular Office rates until o clock
D r. via - shave. e. cor. 23d-st. :
i5S shave CIR 18th 81 % East lstc-st !
- y esI s2d-sL.. between tn and 6Ih aFes. !.
&C. West lE5th-st- l.S3s 3c-avs., Del ~ cen
f6lb Enc 77th sts ]. O2B Sd-ave-. near 6lst-
r. T0s lst-EVe near 6Sth-sL-. l5I East
125th-st. 50 Tremont-z We. 6gju 3d-are
near 9lst-st 80 3d-ave-: 2lO Bleeck er-Ei !:
AZ Esecker-st BROOKLYN. n
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LADIES wanted everywhere, copying let
ters al home. evenings or spare time and
return to Us. No mailing or canvassing:
50 weekly earned; materials free; enclose
GUARANTEE CO. No. S 11G 9th-sI.. Phil
adelphia Penn
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ruRsELI.As AND CANES.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
rhs Tribune received al their Uptown
once. No 1894 Broadway between SON
s .e,,Ssrfs received ct the following branch
&c. al regular Office rates until o clock
m. viz: "a shave ;; "a, e. cor -5e-s.-
5 5S9 West 42d-st.. between IN and sth ayes;
"a west i2ath st: SIS Sd-ave, between
7sth and nth SITS. i.o26 dave hsaT 9lst t,
,,SE',h 81 TsA Tremont-aVe. $50 Sd ave.
asS- 4lst-sf a54 3d-ays.; 30 Bleecksr-si.i
az Hlsecksr-st
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FURxIsHEp ROOMS wANrEn

~ tLLAAN wants in desirable locality
with private family con- fC-+sl,is -, > . !.
reasonable price state terms HORTON
IrIbune -ntoWn ono Pa p -. -.
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ROOF REPAIRING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS made from your old
carpets. Write for Booklet No 20. NEW
YORK RUG CO, 40l West i24th-st-
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SAsI OFF CLOTHING.

NEE s- 80 z psid for .acies gentle
-, sss.ing sne s.Test Co,1g-s. J.gg-I-S
hArTkT Ia etc Er ~ Nrs A
r 90 - elH-ass. ie.ephCns l.Uls
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOs AND ORGANS.
RAVEN * BACON PIANOS.
Established 1888. IL years before the
public. oldest established, hSEdsUmest and
finest toned plano sold IN America II you
want a piano why not one Of these. sold
uptown al lower prices than any other
house IN Brooklyn can afford to sell for. r.
G SUMMERS. Sole Assent !, 1872 Fulton
ST. near BeGeCrd-sve.
BUYING PIANO? Buy direct Of the
Maker at the Factory. Secure best goods
prices and terms LENS. Manufacturer
3O2 West 36th-st. New-YOTk.
tRsCHETDER PIANOS, 33g-34l East
+3d-st bet. LIST arC &c ayes.-Elgh grade.
honestly constructed. buy from factory /:
save % ner cent rented, exchanged. cash
or time send for catalogue.
TO SECURE a good piano without paying
evorbitaut rTices. See our pianos. P
p "a g.. ~ Book VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-06

WE RECEIVED yesterday from SNIP
SONS SALE and PHILADELPHIA loan
brokers lee lots Of DIAMONDS. NateEes
ana Jeuelrv made By TIFFANY. STARR.
GERE N and other high grade jewellers
tcalaot be distinguished from the new We
retail these Al prizes LESS It1aN DEAL
FRS pay for poorly mace ard thin depart
mel- store trash INVESTIGATE these
Bargains Opal cluster ring. set with Is
genuine cut disuCn-s tl0t chips. SIS
Is St tiffany bracelet. good size. me d-a-
mold. $50. Diamond ring tiffany sctu1g)
S44 COS; new So. and Lun-red and hrLy
other genuine bargains IN diamonds anC
sO11 gold watches auG JeWelrg-
WRCEE 4 WRCNE,
THE EOt II OF BARGAINS.
80 W.s- 425uC ST.
LIBERAL PRICES PAID FOR YOUR
OLD GOLD.
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ANTlaUE FURNIrUEE.

TN ANTIQUE FURNITURE EA-
CHANGE IJb Nesl S4IB ST. near eth
E,s. me particular shop Tor those seeAiAg
fGrEalns aI-1 lovers o. genuine oT-s4i-al
Antiques. no sooGs are held Tor q prtce OuS
must - sod We by, sell AID UAcleEse
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WORK wANTED.
Malls

Mals.
A VOTING FELLOW OF iS strong. able.
-.ifIi1p vfshinz q position Ia an Office. or
xouId turn ais hand 10 any such first class
amDlgynen-. state hours, class OF WORK
go = l1u,ance. this position u be occupied
- T,ersrnbrr Is or ~ 10 and Including
Jsnuarv 8 1904 P G MERRON, 81
FrusJ-st HartfCl d. Conn
ADVERTISER. educated young man. 2:
gpeaktna and corresponding nuentiy In
English French, German and Dutch. al
AIIRIGiIT Box 8 Tribune OfiCe.
BY Young FTeachman, o1hcer French Army;
riding academy or attending hOrs17- II
West JSth-aI-, store
BOOKKEEPER. CASHIER or BILL
CI.EIsk.-By married man. pest ~ ~ w
erences. wages mooefAta -
MANN. IOl klnz-aL
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UPHoLSTE .y.

IFhOLSI ERIlSG.- Antiques polished and
repaired, bought ana sold. SCHRIEBEE
G bOt.NEt, "a ANS erJiauI-ave.. New
AoIh CITY. Antique Tnah1=aEy dining ia
4.sz ard spinning wheels for sale
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AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS. 81 % SO cay selling novelty sign
car1s and window display sgus: rler-
Grants buy - o loo OF slgh,i 900 va
Tletiesi catalogue free. NATIONAL Al
NI.FsFiSING CO. 5O2 East IS.l-zt
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IS IRVING PLACE. near East 1-r1-s- :
Large and small well lighted FURNISHED
rooms. Telephone service, terms moderate
W -ay or week central location
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-06

LADIES IA. ing fancy work 10 sell doil4es.
centrepieces. batteEberg AMI drawn Work;
send stamped envelope. LADIES EX-
CHANGE, RAD Monros-st., C7icaso-
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WOMEN TO SEW at home; 50 per week;
materials sent everywhere free; steady
work. plain sewing only; send addressed
envelope 20 fun particulars. S. f c. DU
POTT Philadelphia Penn
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DIES stEAkING.

A.-A.-A.-SeaI garments and other hne
furs repaiTe-, redyec ana reInOuelleC INTO
latest sty-es IL exceptionally low prices; fur
garments made 10 order. Mrs Z. !.
BARKER us East 23o-st.. late with c.
%. Gun-ner's sons. Jrh-ave-
ARTISTIC thorough dressmaker. highest
references, desires engagements, day or
week; city or country. THOROUGH. lao
Broadway.
ARTISTIC GOWNS, tailor made. original
designer. excellent references. by day,
home preferred. Cal. Mrs. SCHMIDT. Iz6
West e8ta-st-. grounc door
COMPETENT DRESsMAKER -wouIa Ike
few select Customer eVeE-Hs- gowns a
Specially out 10y cay or home late OF
Donovan. DRESSAAAER, 94S Park-eve.,
near elst-st.
DREssM KER. French. wishes few more
Customers out 10y cay street anl evening
gowns. latest style first class city REFER
rnces. Nile PEGCECR 233 West 35th-st
ACCOMMODATIONS twenty years in
business makes handsome tailor mzos
suits Sc. evening dresses and fancy waists
very reasonable Nine SMYTH. $40 9TH
ave.
DREss1IA KER-Conpeten few more
customers out By the day DRESS
MAKER. :. 1O2 Eaienriue-avs-. mr. isOth-zt-
DRESSA6 AKING.-M-le THIBAUD 20
West 35th-st-E,ye ning. street gowns
tasrefuIly made ladies' own material very
moderate price short notice
DRESsMAKTSG- - First class designer:
Tayior'E Evstem- home OF out by day.
references. SANDBERG 22s East i09th-st
DREsSMA ER.-Compete1 late Of 5th-
ave. establishment. satisfaction Euaran-
ree5. 50 PEI day. z. WOOD, I47 West
2rh-st
DRESsAIA EER late with Best & CO., out
chil1rsu's wear a specially. s. q day. Mrs.
u MAHON Il Schaefer-st-. Brooklyn.
EXCELLENT FILTER fast sewer: home
or out bv day cheap. dresses made ar
ny home n p hours H. West i35th-st
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKING. 81 so
per Gay: reference Mrs T. MORAN, 453
Eaz- st-h-z-
ADVERTISEMENTs and subscriptions for
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l53 eth-ave. cor. i2th-st.; 90 East i4th-st. (;
% Wesf s2d-st. between 7th and 18Th ayes f;
2f3 West i25th-st s7R 2d-eve between
18th and T7th SITS. i.026 3c-avs near Dist
- Jos lpt-ave near G9th-sf
DENTISTRY
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ACooVNTANr.
ARTIFICIAL PLANTS.

ACCOUNTING --5ED A Low, CeTtiAea
Public Accountant, - Broadway y y.
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STORAGE.

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, sth-
ave. 83d 10 S4th st--StoTage for fuTni-
ture, etc, padded var for removing. city
or country. boxing. packing. shipping and
insurance. estimates furnished. Tslephone
call 3 210J-3Sth-st-
coNTTNEYTAL gtorar. warshouEes. aIs-
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DoMEsrIe sIrrArIoSs wAxrED.

Female
A NEAT. competent es0k. n small private
family. best personal references required
Cal4 between ala u the afternoon. AZ
3ts5 ~ est sfJn-sr
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INTELLI. ENT LADY TO learn steuog-aphy
unCer court reporter, who will place her
in lucrative position when competent F.
LCSE 20 Broadway.
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CUTLERY.

III nv 81 every description on hand.
w.. 30 order and repaired. al q
NNATrH's. 81 John-st-. near Nassau-st..
New ok.
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PATENTS.

VALUABLE AND SALABLE PATENTS
URED.-Rep0rt as 60 Pateutability
and Commercial Value Free. Write for
inventors Hand Book. SHEPHERD &
PARKER, I2l Revenue Bldg. Washington.
D. Q.
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ANrIauEs. cUKIos AND SILVER


OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
Il A LAM alEL-
81 Fourth avenue. between 18th anc 261h
ST.. NeN-A uIk-
Importer and les.er 10 Fire Oh Paintings
Ra7e Old Portraits 4n1 Gems y The Old
Masters. Ole Jewels silver. Ancient Arms
zan Arusor. WORKS q Art
ApprziE~ments for lnsLrauces. TrAns1eT
- sL1 SL1.esate's Court
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COMPETENT DRESSMAkER -wouIs Ike
few select customers evening" gowos
specially: out 10y cay or home late OF
donovan. DREssMAkER. 94s Park-eye.,
near s1sr-Er
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ARTISTIC thorough dressmalzer. highest
references. desires engagements day or
week; city or country. THOROUGH. l,l4O
Broadway.
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ARTISTIC GOWNS, tailor made. original
designer. excellent references: by day.
home preferred. Cal. Mrs. SCHAIDT. Id
West e8tu-st. grOunc door
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ART

Az AMERICAN ARTIST. zen years res =
deng abroad. viii accept c4nI'4ssAS-1s -
paint replicas % maslgr cam ases a. =
Metropolitan Museum. LIn9t - ,..,s,,.S
rrivate Srallsries. ccrresp1 Idence liN IT,
AGGress L NIEAIEIEh ~ S--i-0' -
Rom -.
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HANpSOMF furnished front room and
bath; moderate Al West 45th-st