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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-05-27
AMONG OUR FRIENDS.

Mr.. j. X. Vance has returned from
Fountain Inn.
Mr.. II. w. Davis of Fountain Inn was
In the city Sunday.
Mr.. N. b. Dial was in Charleston last
week.
Mrs. ii. b. Gritton and Miss frankie
Gf;tton went to Augusta last week.
Mr.. Gibbon Traynham was in the
city last week. ~
Misses Stevens, McSwain and Cog
gans, teachers In the city schools, left
for their homes Monday, in Rock Hill.
Cross Hill and Newberry.
DIR. and Mrs. III. X. Aiken and chill.
dreu have returned from Charleston,
The youngest boy has measles, little
Hugh having had them In Charleston,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-05-27
DEATH OF MRS. HI. Z. GRAY.
She was the Wife OF Mr.. Hugh T.,
Gray.

Mrs. Susie Gray, wife of Mr.. Hugh
E.. Gray, died at her home in this city,
at B A. M. last Friday, aged about 43.
Besides her husband, eight children
survive her. The funeral took place
Saturday morning and the interment
was in the city cemetery, Rev. w. b.
Duncan officiating. Mrs. Gray was the
youngest daughter Of the late Mr..
Charles p. Sullivan, who was a dis
tinguished lawyer of Lsurens. She was
q member Of the Methodist. Church, a
devoted Christian and the possessor of
a lovable and beautiful womanly char
acter that endeared her to a wide cir
Gle of friends. Her husband and chill.
dren aud also her brothers and sisters
have the sympathy of the community
in their deep %afnlction.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-05-27
A TEST.

To q a life, DIR. =. g. Merritt, OF
No. Mehoopany, Pa, made a startling
test resulting In a wonderful cure. He
writes, ga patient was attacked with
violent hemorrhages, caused by ulcera-
ton of the stomach. Ihad often found
Electric Bitters excellent for acute
stomach and LIVER troubles so | PIE
scribed them. The patient gained
from the first. and has not Had an at
tack in Ia months" Electric Bitters
are are positively guaranteed for Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Constipation aud
Kidney troubles. Try them. Only 81
cents at Laurens Drug Co. and Pal
metto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-05-27
Cures Eczma, Itching HumOrs, PIN
pies and Carbuncles.

b. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm) is a
certain cure for eczema, itching skin,
humors, scabs, t~cales, watery blisters,
ptmples, aching bones or joints, boils,
carbuncles, prickling pain in the skin,
old eating sores, ulcers, etc. Botanic
Blood Balm cures the worst and most
deep-seated cases by %enriohing, purify
ing and vitali4ing the blood, thereby
giving a healthy blood supply to the
skin. Heals every sOre and gives the
rich glow of health to the skin. Builds
up the broken down body and makes
the blood red and nourishing. Espec.
tally advised for chronic, old cases
springs fail to cure. Drueeists, 81,
with complete directions for home cure.
To prove b. B. B. cures, sample Sent
free and prepaid by writing Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Describe trou,
bic and free medical advice sent In
sealed letter. Sold in Laurens by b
+. POsey.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-05-27
MADE YOUNG AGAIN,

zone of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me
In my teens again" writes D.tH. Tur-
per OF Dempseytown, Pa. They there
best in the world for Liver, Stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never
grippe. Only % cents atsLaurens Drug
Co. and Palmetto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-05-27
COTTON CROP OF
STATE in 1902.
1t Amounted to 925,49O
Bales.
GINNING REPORT.
Laurens County Won Fifth
Place.
Only Orangeburg, Anderson, Spartan
burg and Marlboro In the Order
Named Raised Larger Crops.

The United States census Office has
issued Bulletin No. 2 Of Cotton Gin
ning-crops Of 18 0 to 1902 inclusive
prepared under the supervision OF
VIM. M. Steuart, chief statisticien for
manufactures. According to this bull
letin the crop OF South Carolina for
1902, reduced to 500 pound bales, was
925, 400 bales. Following is the report
nv countioa.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-05-27

In addition to the cotton reported
above, which me ans short staple, Beau.
fort county made 2,484 b,les of sea is
land cotton, Berkeley lit bales, Char
lesion 10, 300 and Colleton AZ.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-05-27

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the none
Ii 1t falls to euro. r.. w. Groves sig
nature Is on each box. 26c,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-05-27
luKATAM.
Iftar E.a GrIpne.

Lest q worse thing befall, rebuild
the consumed tissues and renew the
supply ofred blood .corpuscless with the
quickest dfgested and most nutritious
Hour made-Clifton, IL Is the product
OF native Kentucky wheat.
r, ~. B~arksdale, :
~, III. Fowleps ,
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OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.

A ID MATTHFWS'S SONS No as Futon-st..
Brooklyn. Offering this week 81 les i'm pottery
Limoges china. and homo furnishings In the
Limoges china they have received fifty casks which
they are selling at fraction above the cost 81
importation The art pottery is from the shops
~ The Corona Art Pottery Company. which has
tired, and the prices are about oae-fourth ~ the
usual ones In the house furnishings there
sales IN frirEeu bed sets blankets. sheets and pill
low cases. ON the first three days Of the week
occurs Tho opening - their millinery show.
NA'N'S. at Broadway and Thirty-fourth-st..
advertising for this week special attractions in
china. glassware and pottery ~ an kinds. In the
basement there lis "A sale - combination china and
glass services for the same price other houses
ask. or less. the china alone. The carries
over fifty styles 81 French English Austrian and
American decorated china. known open stock
patterns. Of which broken pieces can always be-
placed AZ the The line 81 "Uf etched and
decorated glass offered Is unusually fine
DEMPSEY & CARROLL. 30 - West Twenty
third-St. print marriage Invitations. announce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
mpGE FOSTER TALKED OF FOR OFFICE.
Al Complimentary Dinner Mentioned as
Navoralty Candidate. 1t Is Said.

s,5o,ds af Warren " Foster. tho General Ses-
s.,rs nudge gav, him dinner last night al the
l4.+.1 Salo>. About one hundred were present and
mos. lr~ were made by several including Judge
ros-er Seated at the guests table were Thomas
s. Wentworth. judge Foster Lewis NtNon. Abra-
an Cr-aer. Edward l.a.tsrtaoh. Rufus r.. Coviug
a. P.~a Gardiner Henry Bischoff. jr.. Augustus
Van W.yck Joseph T.. Newburgor. Victor J. Dow
,.-e and Herman Joseph. Others present were
nv = cooler. John D. Carroll. J. Henry DuEro
r,s.-f n Dslc,. Ashhel =. Fitch. Louis r. Haffen
1,-.tz IlnG.1-er John p. Sexton and cx-AIayor Van
Nvrk
Arfa- trg Gunner Judge Foster listened 60 much
n-.f-. .t himself and his work. EN-Ciy Magis-
t-.-a wentworth acted as toastnaster. and. after
ne,#r- a t-rutc tn Judge Foster introduced colo
-,r .Arr- Grlnlr. The latter made "a character
s... speech and 1rkcd about District Attorney Jo-
-orrg-~ attack GOA Mayor low.
.1rr candidate FOR Mayor" DE said must be
rys-r-r.7I. a professional M th-ower 20 be sue
.----f Dir. low has made an excellent Mayor.
r..- NOT ..~ Kind. We must have Jefries a
carrie N.-frr De must create a sensational thril
r-.- -- H while"
T-.-. va~ Ho open talk. bur much gossip. about
,,s possibilities of Judge Foster for Office this
s.r -r-.-a VAS talk ~ his candidacy for the MAY
o.r.t DO WAS ~li6. but would speak ~ IL 20
-~rrH--.
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HkUPTNER's ASsAILANT FREE.

r-. september Strand jury al White Plains has
a. Fel rrar ra Indictment can be found against
Arr.-. BARNES. tl' bartender. who. in company
v-r Mrs hrr. D. HaUptner. brutality assaulted
clio r.~..rs rf fls latter n "a wood near Tuckahoe
-- r..t oscar A Hauptncr is well known man
~ r..v---. Na-kcrS AT tho trial Hsuptner testi-
nod -rst r~ Vf-- helped BARNES kick and beat him.
Nr- HaaHt",r denied participating In the assault
Barnes .-rr.rHrsred her lie admitted beating
lf--..r.r. ...t said Do was attacked by Hauptner
first Tho --rs found the woman guilty. She WAS
.--..-.-- r. tvo months I'm the peniteutiary and II
I'm. . So AL appeal viii be- argued Saturday at
VIM. plains
nm. -.......-.-r rf the case is that Barnes. who
admitted ..rrf-rf'-E rho assault. Is free whereas
MS E--urr.r. who streUUouSiy denied completely
r. f.. assault found EuiltE
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ROUNDING UP STRIKE LEADERS.
Colorado Militia Arrests Seven More Union
Men

Victor. Col. Sept ls.-Two hundred soldiers Wis
iied the meeting q the Free Coinage Union at
Altman. AT midnight last night and arrested seven
of the union leaders. The prisoners are W f.
DAVIS. N a Shidler. T. a.. Foster Victor Pool.
= ". Muliane2. =. : johnson and Charles r.
hTeokrnan cuard was thrown around the meet
ing place and the officers announced that every
man would have to submit to an examination be
Tore D. could depart No specific charge has been
paced AGAINST she prisoners. They are held under
tle same conditions as the other who have
district ~ '' Wv
Al three members u the executive committee in
'lafke OF the strlkc-kennison. Parker and Davis
arc now confined In the military guardhouse and
"ther men have taken charge Of the strike
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inents and at home and church cards. They make
specially of yacht stationery.
BEST G CO. IT the IAliputian Bazaar Nos 6o and
So West Twenty-third-st. this week call atten-
uon 60 their offerings Of children's underwear. Of
which they carry all kinds. from the least ex-
rensve TO the most costly, IN every style, They
also have complete line OF hosiery. underwear
and gloves. suitable for boys and girls wear
r. ALTMAN & co. Eighteenth-st and Nine
teenthst and sixth-aye. showing the latest i'm
portations Of women's and mems gloves o. glace
novelty in women's walking and driving gloves,
called the Van Dyke gauntlet.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS. Fultou-st.. Brooklyn are
this week selling 5000 yards Of black silks taffeta.
crepe de chine. peau Dc sole and moire velour. at
unusually low prices. They also have reduced
sale Of women's walking suits. skirts ana coats.
are offering in Persian lamb Jackets.
LORD & TAYLOR. at Broadway, Twentieth-st-
and Fifth-avc. announce the opening Of their Fifth
ave. entrance for tomorrow. They will have open
They are offeTing an Oriental invoice Of iO5 fine
reduced prices
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE CO. at Broadway and
Nineteenth-st. arc this week making special offer
ings in piece carpetngs. They are making
special prices on Oriental rugs Of unusual sizes;
domestic Administer and Brussels carpets.
THE GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE COM
PANY Nos i55 and l57 West Thirty fourth-st.,
carry. old fashioned sturdy furniture for side
GEORGE e. FLINT & CO. Nos. a. A. and q West
Twenty thir-st call especial attention to the ap-
pearance and prices OF their special designs for
dining rooms in weathered oak. golden oak and
mahogany.
FREDERICK LOESER 6 co. Fulton-st. and De
Kalb-ave.. Brooklyn. are selling out this week an
auction purchase n about 25.@0 yards OF black
silks. They offering them at > per cent
Jess than the regular figures. and in the lot are
guaranteed black tanetas and peau de soies in all
widths and qualities. They make their formal open
ing Of autumn carpetngs this week. with all their
usual attractions in the regular lines. and. in addi
ton. "a quantity Of ingrains. tapestry and body
brussels Wilton veivets and Administers which
they selling at unusual prices.
THERE II NOTHING NEW UNDER THE
sun" SOME ONE HAS SAID.
This party should consult the Little Ads.
n People" Something new there every
sunday.
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JOHN NJ. WARDS REMARRrAcE

john Montgomery Ward. veW known iu the old
GAYS as baseball PLAYER. and now q lawyer and
brilliant golf player. WHO was relieved hv Justice
h'rHok- m the supreme Court last week 90 the
injunction forhiddnR him 10 rernarr, was married
70 Miss Katherine Wass. Of Manhattan hy the
htf- ir. Newell Dwight Hills af Plymouth
SnuTch. last Thursday. Ten wears ago Mr.. Ward
was divorced from Helen Dauvrav an actress
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r>rrRNrsmED ROOMS TO LET.

an N - EAST tnpposite Madison
- t,.,,srs s-qtf5 - suite - two rooms and
bathroom. reference.
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WORN WANTED.


~nsEle.
tsAuT'S C0NFANtDN or COVERINGS
By young woman pt ola Danish no
biiity IN family Wita small children,
SPEAKS French ana German perfect. ana -
aa accomplished Musician boN - -"
West f2Jtn ~.
Lazy at switchboard. day wors preferred
y u. Box %. tribune UIt1vu Jince. l.So4
Brcaaw.y.
NEAT. respectable girl iu an orfice. good
JENNA ,. mas had years eN.eri~ntee az
chain rlgs uui purses address .l-t4si IL
~Eut:ASi. 3J4 east -Jtn-sJ
NURSERY KINDERGAETNEE. ir fam
SIS. Successful with crildren. EpeaSs
German and English. diploma and excel
lent credentials b0N s.. Glen Ridge. y j.
PRIVATE lessons tn English ny teacher
% experience, literature rhetoric. gram
mar. Mathematics. pest ciy rctcTt ares.
pupils c.ache,L Miss T.. Fox To-. Tribune
Uptown oiiice. Loot broa1"dy.
SPANISH and italian lessons and converse
tlon by Young laus Ad1ress MISS
BERT. 3if West 30th 81
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
BY beginner. neat. painstakiug. faithful.
wiling Packard student- r IS F., Fox
>. Tribune once.
sTFNuGRAFHFR and TYPEWRITE.R. -
Apt beginner ambitious. reuLed. high
s~apol graduate. smith Premier machine.
moderate salary To- begin NJ. III Fast
18th st
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRIrEiR
tSmith Premier. Ermingto1l. good Speilsr.
trustworthy. moderate salary. Miss p
'Ri MMEL+ West 134rh 81
STENOGRAFHER and TYFF.WRITER.-
Short experience, moderate salary %
start. o West 10Th -.
STENOGRAPHIC HEGINNER. with bus
ness eNNperieuce. Al references. VerJ
small salary. reads. spells and trans"rih"s
notes we'll Address EDUCATED. p Cen
rre-sr.. Newark y. J.
STENOGR APHER - Experienced. smith
Premier permanent where thorough. 70
liable w1-k - required young and 90 ueut
appearance salary Slo- T. r ii. SOB 81
ST. brOoklyn
STENOGRAPHER.- Thoroughly competent
LADY. preferably uptown. salary, Sd per
week $50 West S4th st
sTENoGKAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
Experience young LADY with reliable
firm. competent typewriter. accurate. ex
cell~nt references. salary. - Address
Miss X. - Bond St. Jersey CITY
srENoGRAPHER. TYPEWRITER AMI
RpoKNEEPER.-Ry bright Young '1dy.
permanent. beginner. can furnish -,f"~a no.
Address " UUSCHLE. 80 Hare ST.
Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER. with six months OK
perieu-c. ~ hancock ST. brooklyn.
SALESTNUY or CASHIER BY girl, -.
references. 3n1 East toist St. -vo
flights
TYPEWRITER havi0r knowledge ~ Sc
biography. desires permanent place. i've
Years experience in Jaw Office. no agencies
Address " FORREST. 239 81 ave.
TYPEWRITER and STESOGRAFIIF2T}-
By Young girl, good beginner. moderate
salary Co start with. Miss MARGARET
MUIR NY 49, West 51th ST
TR AVETITNG COMPANION for lady with
means to have everything first class. or
rH1pcro1 and manager FOR Young ladies'
surviving abroad. by American CentleVorn-
an references Address Mrs n. T. A.
ocean Grove. y. !.
TEACHER. HOT-SF.<F FsPFsR or CHAP
FRON by a lady % experience higher
English languages. music. Address SIC
CFSSFI-T. Tompki1sville. staten Island
Young GIRL Is. Win high ~-tr1l e-u'J -
ton desires poSitia0. COOL writer. Nj
dress GOODWIN 90 West 4~fT So
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LOST.

HANDBOOK Banktook No. a21 G25
% the BOWER Savings Bank fs missing
The finder is requested N return IL to the
hank II not restored before the 18Th Ia Y
~ October. 1908. application will b. made
=. L. 4
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REMEDIES.

REMEDIES.
CANCER A SYSTEMIC DISEAS knife
treatment pe-nicious. ad1anced methods
cure. Pamphlet. Dr. FLEMING. la st.
Si~hoias-aye. New York.
MRS STEELE. Manicure Parior. % West
42d st NJ two flights. front room.
FOR LADIES ONLY Medicated Napor
BATHS given by Mrs VI r. RESSE u
West 42i 81. second fO0T.
DIR GYi.isiTR ROM --H-p -pecialist.-The
hair and scalp scientifically treated. Ex-
animation free: ladies hairdressinE mani
curing and chiropody psrioTs. 244 6th-ave-
DR. OGDF.N'S Medlcste1 Oxygen. Treat
inert by Inhalation; cures hay fever.
asthma rheumatism, insomnia. Sent TO
any address. send for beckett. la West
23d -.
PINE LAWN SPRING WATER. II has no
equal All druggists and grOcers keep Il.
pepot 1871 west-st bet Chambers and
warren Telephons 1850 COrtiandt.
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TPuDI. STEERING Antiques polished and
repaired huurht and sold SCHRlEbER
a DORNER. i3i Amsterdam ave. Ne~
Nork CITY. All ordsrs be- mail viii re
Ceive prompt alter ucn.
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r,Ry,surn ROOMS WANTED.

-.-r nan ana baaT1 Dr. founE business
- SO per week 81 BOB 81 friu.1e
-, gfflrs ) 1rs lir|s-raf.
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LAW IERs.

GEORGE l8TBlESTN
r 5GnTWEI " Essssu-s,. y y. tdsy,'
II BM iCMs 1870 HW way. 8Ith--t- tnighO.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
me Tribune received ~ their Uptown
S,.i~e No I 3G4 Broadway. between Seth
"a a7th sts until = o'ciock ,. IA. A1Eer-
fisen3euts received an the following branch
-es al regular Office rates until o clock
!, fn viz g. IA sth-a re-. :. e. cor Z5d st .
Il eth.aVs.. cor. I2th-st. % East isth-st'.
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HELP " ANTED.

HELP W ANiEDs
Female.
BROADWAY HAlhDkESSING SCHOOL
Ladies learn manlcuriug. halfdressius'
facial massage. scalp treatment. chlropJOy,
electricity. lermato.ugy, incorporated, 81
ploruas ladies msios taught, SPECIAL -
course. positions Call, write, l.-'o bFoaH-
WAY 81 LEONARD FRAZIER. IL d,
forrrer president Sew-YoIk hsirdfsss'hs
school
EXPERIENCED HANDS wanted on buck
ram hats also neat sewers o. learn th"
trade. a. LATNtR 80 East sth-st.. city
LADIES having fancy work 20 sell du!iies.
t,entrepieces BattenbeIE ana oraWu
work. an kinds fancy work bought and
sold send stamped envelope l.AIitS7
tNCHANGE. ~ Monroe 81. 'hle-Hp-
LADIES to 30 piecevprk at their homes.
We furnish ali materials and pay from
To ROY Al. Co - Monroe st. thicag'-
LADIES WANTED everywhere. roYyins
letters a. nome. evening" ur spare -fu-.
ing. 81 weekly earned, materials free. IN
close self addressed envelope tol paIltu
lars GUARANTEE 90. No. llh NiAth.
St Philadelphia. Penn.
NIIIINE.Rs AND NiTROvERS. FIRST
La
ur-IKEp APPLY BEFORE . \. NJ.
MONDAY T. Il FIELDING * 60. -
WEST 2@p-S ST
WANTED.-A bright. educated. refined.
middle aged woman Il good presence, 20
take charge 81 an infants ana chl'e'v :
Ceuartrtut Ia a leading cr4 goods mouse iH
t'nfrsEo. not i mental position or one
which any lady could object 70 salary al
arst $40 a week. but Will be rapidly ad
varued as soon as ability IS shown. lnSruc
lions and training will be given IN thiS
city % make fully Iuaiifiei before leaving
Tor chicago. any superior woman Who iS
in reduced circumstances should ma ihlS
A fine opportunity TO obtain liberal c1HIeu
sation II she has genuine talent ana taste.
y X. CO. Room 2-6. 1856 oth-ave-' New
York.
WANTED.-A Protestant girl as cook and
laundress in n email family can AZ 40
9Th ave. Oh Monday. at 10 o'clock Bring
references.
WANTED. FRS: class cook and compe
tent waitress chawhermaid, small Fam
flv osborne Apartments, oath st. good
wages. must room together. ~ reply state
names and addresses ~ former employers
and length Of service. 3 Box II. Tribune
Once.
WANTED .-IAdy 20 learn 10 attend clean
Ing and dyeing Clfice. salary To- start. -.
bond required Address only lNTEI.lI
Oh NJ. -0t west ~ 81
WA%TEp-A woman f1r general house
work a part Of every Gay IN small fam
lis. references required Address y. :. e..
Tribune -ntown once I 364 Broadway
WANTED. woman for general hoasework
in small family 10 sleep az home. refer
-nceS. Address J. II. Tribune Uptown or
ice 3G4 Broadway.
WANTED For boys private school on the
Hudson ~ minutes from New u.s.
sraulberrnaifE and Mattresses. only HNpvri.
euced help need apply. Call Monday. 70
tween 10 and II. at lC4 East 2uth ct
WOMEN 20 sew al home - per week
materials sent everywhere free. st-dil
work. plain sewing only. Senu addressed
envelope for full particulars. : ?. 9. bJ
POINT Philadelphia. Penn.
So PER IG0-WritinE short letters from
COPY. nav weekly Addressed. stamped
envelope RACINE WHOLDSALE 60,
Mgr T Chicago.
So POSITIVELY GUARANTEED weekly;
both sexes sample work. STAMPS.
HAFNER ART Co. 253 North - 81.
philadelphia
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CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses. sl8-
sls W 4sd. Just OF shave Tel 2.osI
SSih-st.
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DOMESTIC ATIoNs WANTED.
Male


FARMER. F1reuat. sNurriarcad mar
rieu man. sufalt isuitir lna4 lu.e IN
last place. surplutsr can 10 .-rn lu citys
urst ts,- ~turs AMI hef4-il...n. ta--r. e-c.s
vie aaiI, anes peailrs- .,aat--s kUfur-rtEs
t.ss Uluaass
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DHESSHIAkING.

.
4 a. l. RIrHoLSpN. Ladies. Tailor. i3l
West Both 81. leEs &, ann0Lrcs that ne
7 taS OPENED far tho yam and winter season
~ l.U@ 1904 win the latest Tarl-iau fash
i.ns aua a well selected assortment or tm
. ported goods TIE wnrSmsu-hip and ~ IS
. F-ara~tae. ha has several Partisan mo5
g.~ ~ f.- latest Styles. which sou can s".
Ie.t frUw You VIII save both time au1
uHIeH ir placing your order with him.
A.-A.-A-seaI garments and other fine
i1N -gslr'a. -ftlea end rer'deliel i.ta
latest styles az tAverrisI r. Us Sow prices. fg-
garments made to order. Mrs =. -.
eakhES ll5 East I'D st.. late with q.
z. lllt1er.s SONS. 9th ave.
ARTISTIC uKEssMAKING on Istes, ir7.
ported models. dresses from s. uu. ont ty
nerfer,. scHMIn. 10 IVES; sssb 20, -
DRESSES. costumes and gowns ~ az de-
srriTtiaIs made Dob an tle latest STYLES
BAN. 3l4 West 80 81
uRESsNA KER.-Fau. latest Paris style.
ladies own material moderate prices,
uls0 young ladies'. school dresses. 20 West
18Th So
uRESsMAKER. a-st class wants iu.re
customers out by The lsy- children
clothes "a specially reference. Miss
BUSHELI.. li5 West 62d-sl.
uREssMAKENG by the day. shirt waists.
shirtwaist suits and lingerie p speciality.
Competent. ADDRESS Miss s r. KLEIN. -
leave. Brooklyn.
DRESSN AkER. SEAMSTIiESS - Private
families. weekly or hy day. ~ -. city
reference ohndroc's drcsss also. Miss
MOON 1F3 sth ave
STYLISH uEEssMAKER wishes Few more
customers. perfect filter. work done aT
horne ou- rs cay. NGss MARIE i2g West
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UNDERTAKE Frs.

T-udertakers. 24I. LAB West .3d-st, old
stand. World known Telephone } 80
lsth. Moderate.