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Arizona republican., 1904-09-03
Total number of delegates.

Total number of delegates. ..... 99 Primaries will be held in the several precincts on Saturday, the 10th day of September, 1904. between the hours of g a. m. and D. m. for the selection of delegates to the said convention. At such primaries only those qualified to vote at the next general election and who are republicans and residents of the precinct wherein they offer to vote shall be eligible as voters or to serve as delegates.
 Nomination for the precinct officers will be remitted to the delegates from the several justice precincts and re- ported to the convention at large for ratification and adoption.
 The officers appointed to conduct said primaries shall be as follows Phoenix. No. l. l. NJ. Christy, In spector; E. E. Potter and George Kirk land. judges.
 Phoenix. No. g. N. A. Morford, In spector; Frank Bennett and E. w. Lewis, judges. Phoenix. No. g. H. R. Tritle. Inspec- tor; C. w. Johnston and F. H. Parker. judges.
 Phoenix, No. f. Clint Lauver, In spector: Lincoln Fowler and T, J. Pres cott, judges.
 Mesa. William Newell, inspector; r. D. Hughes and P. A. Williams, judges.
 School district No. 8. Inspector, Griggs Carr.
 Alma. Inspector, A. L. Cuber. Lehi. Inspector, Geo. N. Tiffany; judges, Ben Noble. Chas. Simpkins.
 
 Verde Inspector. James Heating. Agua Caliente Inspector. - Gila Bend. Inspector, l.. Kaltenbach. Wickenburg. Inspector, J. T. Etter, Morristown Inspector, Harry Cox. Meridian. Inspector, F. K. Buker. Scottsdale. Inspector. H. L. Under hill.
 AIhambra. Inspector. Reiksecker. Glendale. Inspector. " E. Messinger. Peoria. Inspector, II. C. Ladd. Osborne. Inspector, k. r. Miner. Fowler. Inspector, Frank Fowler. Johnstone. Inspector, J. A. Weidel .. Orme. Inspector, w. If. Brown. Buckeye. Inspector, J. s. Day. Liberty. Inspector, Walter Jones. Arlington. Inspector. s. F.. Chapln. Riverside. Inspector Cave Creek. Inspector, - Cartwright. Inspector, C. T. Root. The place for holding said primary election shall be as follows: In such places in each precinct in the county as shall be designated by the inspectors of sad precinct prior to said election.
 Dated, September 2, 1904.
 By the committee.
 NED CREIGHTON
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-03
TO CURE DANDRUFF.
1t Is Necessary That the Dandruff
 Germ Be Eradicated.

Destroy the cause. you remove the effect" Kill the germ that causes dan druff, falling hair and badness, you will have no more dandruf and your hair must grow luxuriantly. Herpi- oide not only contains the dandruff germ destroyer. but is is also a most delightful hair dressing for regular toilet use. No other hair preparation is on this scientific basis of destroying the dandruff germ, and none other claims to be, for the simple reason that it is only recently a destroyer of the germ has been Newbro'a Herpicide, the only hair preparation that actually kills dandruff. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co. De trOit. Mich. Wakelin's pharmacy, spe- cial agents.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-03

Dowie tells us that he is the only one of his kind. It would make the market q little livelier If there were another of his stamp and there would be con siderable speculation as to which would get the others money. But they wouldn't fight long. Dowie would persuade the opposition prophet to form a trust.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-03

Notwithstanding the impressive ar ray of figures and statistics presented by the Illinois state board of health the people of St. Louis obstinately re- fuse to believe that their drinking wa ter has been improved by the addition of Chicago sewerage and stock yard q
Arizona republican., 1904-09-03

A Kansas populist coughed up two frogs. By impairing his capacity for croaking. this emetic incident may give rise to doubt in the firmness or his party faith. and, possibly, result in expulsion from the aggregation. By such strange ways men are sometimes led to the truth.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-03

The Lewis and Clark souvenir coin bears a representation of the head of each of the explorers. It will be fail- ure. How can the public use d coin with two heads" for matching pur- noses?
Arizona republican., 1904-09-03
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN COUNTY
 CONVENTION.
Maricopa Cour

By direction of the republican county central committee of Maricopa county, Arizona, a convention of the delegates of the republican party of Maricopa county is hereby called to meet at Phoenix, Arizona, on Wednesday, the 14th day of September, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the Hardwick the ater.
 The purposes for which the conven- ton is called for are:
 1st. The selection of 32 delegates to represent the party for Maricopa coun- ty, at the territorial convention called to meet at Prescott on September 17th 1904, to nominate a republican candi- date for delegate to congress to be voted for at the next ensuing election in November
 End. The nomination Of republican candidates for the various county off, ces to be voted for at the next ensuing election in November.
 3rd. The nomination of republican candidates for the various precinct | offices to be voted for at that election. | 4th. The selection of a republican county central committee and general | ly to transact any other business that may properly come before the conven- tion.
 The basis for the representation for | the several precincts at this conven- tion is fixed at one CD delegate for each precinct hereinafter enumerated and in addition thereto one CD dele | gate for every twenty-five (25) votes and major fraction thereof cast at the last general election for w w. Cook for sheriff. On this basis we declare the apportionment to be as follows: | To Delegates.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
TICKET BROKER HELD FOR TRIAL.
He Gets Habeas Corpus-Defence Alleges
Violation of Sherman Antitrust Law.

Justice Mccall. OF the Supreme Court yesterday
issued habeas corpus for Harry Frank. the
Broadway railroad ticket broker. who is charged
with forgery He was arrested in March last for
getting Il is alleged. detective 20 sign his name
20 a coupon for cheap rate return trip to the
West.
At the suggestion Of the Merchants Association.
the Trunk Line Association and the Central Pas
senger Association agreed to give merchants and
buyers IN the West transportation at reduced
rate 70 this city and return. Return coupon GER
tihcates made out by agents In distant cities.
IN which the purchasers were described by name.
The coupons were issued IN blank. with the under
standing that purchasers TO all them out with
their names the time OF making the return trips.
Some Of the return coupons fell into the hands OF
railroad ticket spectators and brokers here and
are alleged 20 have been used By others than the
purchasers The detective signed Of these
pons. He was not an original purchaser.
Magistrate Whitman yesterday decided 90 hold
Frank for trial in default Of 1000 bail Frank was
committed the Tombs.
Justice Mccall said that Magistrate Whitman
erred in not allowing counsel for Frank to prove
IN the police court that the combination which led
TO the Issuance Of the return coupons was viola
ton OF the Sherman act
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
MAY HAVE CLEW TO PoIsONERs.
Woman Who Delivered Relish in Amesbury
Had It Sent to Her.

Amesbury Mass Oct. 24.-The police have a
definite clew by means OF which they hope TO de-
termine the identity Of the person or persons who
caused pint Jars Of piccaI said TO contain poison
TO be placed the doorsteps of seven boarding
houses in this city which resulted in the poisoning
Of Mrs. Frank Pendergast. She. though made dam
gerously ill., is recovering. The police less posi-
tive than at first that the attempted poisoning was
the work Of an insane person.
Mrs. Howard F. Currler. canvassing agent to-
day informed the police that She nnocently acting
for persons unknown her. left the Jars OF picca
lili at the boarding houses as a sample of goods
she expected later offer for sale. Some time last
week Mrs. Currier received a letter purpOrting to
come from a firm which prepared relIshes. The cor
respondent asked her to act the firms agent
and to deliver to persons named in the letter who
were represented as patrons of the firm, samples.
Of piccalilD. Subsequently she wrote to her cor
respondent and received four additional Jars. The
address given by the person who wrote Mrs. Cur
contained Paris green. is under analysis by the
State chemist.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
BILL POSTERS ATTACKED.
The Chairman of Their Meeting Is
Cut scifh Razor.

The meeting OF the international BIN Posters
Union IN Groll's Hall No lS East Ftfty-thira-st'
Vas broken up last night oy the attack OF s0oio @
q former members OF the union. who entered the
han and MADE vigorous an attack on the chair
man and others that the reserves of the East
Fsfty-hrss-st. station had % be summoned Three
men are locked up. A razor. The chairman says
was used on him.
The chairman said ne was George Graz. OF 40.
BaR First-st- Hoboken There had been rupture
An the organization. he asserted and the disanect-
a who withdrew Rrom Il are those who broke up
fSe meeting last night. II had been under way
fGr about nalf an hour when the ATTACK came.
Three nolicemen then entered the place. and by a
fiee use Of their clubs fought their way 70 the
front and made she haIl quiet.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
Bryan GIVES OHIO Il DAY.
Makes Many Speeches on Flying
Trip Through the State.

Hamilton. Ohio. Oct. 2.-wiIlam Jennings Bryan
tonight ended his tour OF Ohio for the Democratic
national ticket with speech in Hamilton. There
were many persons present at most OF the twenty
one towns where Mr.. Bryan spoke to-day, and he
was enthusiastically welcomed
The speechmaking in Ohio began at Bridgeport.
but Mr. Bryan made a speech at Wheeling, w. Va.
before his visit at Bridgeport. It o'clock
when Hamilton reached. but thousands OF per-
sons were present TO greet him. Occupants of
special train of twelve coaches from Dayton were
among the crowd. There were excursions also
from Eaton. Middletown. Oxford and other points.
Mr.. Bryan reviewed his speeches of the day. em-
bracing national issues. After his address to-
night Mr.. Bryan left here over the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton road for Toledo. where he Is
due tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock. He will
leave there for Kendallville. Ind. on the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad, and spend
two days in Indiana
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
STORAGE NOTICE.

10 Mru J. r Csrlooe Joseph Il. Pieroe
Cpheila Gamer. Lizzie Holmes. A. Prime
Annie Sapncers. Louise scott. Frances III
Potter. Mrs. j. BieNitt Mrs J. n Jonea
Mary z. Bell Isaac J. Colsb Mrs prioe
=. 9. Sampson. J. II. SiusebaDga Edward
Jackson. MTs J. Hobson. Alexander Ander-
son. J. S. TayioT Miss o Hsra A. AIber-
ton, Mrs. Garter. Della Bagley, Amanda
bOgert. Mrs. A. r. Jones. " y. jenkins.
NrS. Thomas Carey. James Peterson. Mira.
~. 6enesko. Mrf Stephen Wilson. Anna
Ward. Ars. l. p Gordon. Della JoneA.
Ira. g. wilkins. Maggie Mitchell Mrs. "
~ kenny. lrs. A. McHugh, Harry T. sv-
eler. Julies Williams. Nrs c. d Perry.
Rose Encei. Q n Lee or s. Baumann &
Co. ". II spindle. q. DOnneliy James 2.
euIIan. Ara- z. or Lucy Sm IN. L.llie
n1aia, Mre- p stealey. Tom McGoldrtck-
Della Duly. CoGtellOs Express. c. 3. Ron
eIlA, ~ Taylor, Annie Austin, Nra. McVev
Mary Harris. Mrs.. McClement Bertha
zones Arn. Wallace. r. Thompson. PaFTne-
80 AdpHary or the Plymouth L1braries YOu
are nerebf ot.ned. Individually ana Fs,er-
eli5. mat. commencing Al 1880 a M m
Aoneay. Aovcm leT 18th, 1904 there xdIt -
500 4 80 5OI West s7th-sf. this cftv
certain household goods and personal e.
sece stored IN your respective names %
tot your respective Accounts Should the
- nci be concluded on this day n Eyili
- eon-lnuel on each succeeding AlondaV
@l4 conpleteo. WILLIAM III HOW
sslsLL. successor 20 p. FAGAN Z. SON.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
TWENTIETH HAS PRESIDENTS NAME.
last Of q Score Of Children Born, and Next
Year Parents Celebrate Silver Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leudesdorf. OF 40 A4 Meponough-
st. Brooklyn. who viii celebrate their silver wed
ding next year are being congratulated on the
hsrth Of their twentieth child. Mr. LeudesdOrh
-iu write 70 President Roosevelt Of the latest ar
rivEl whom they purpose to name Theodore Roose-
velt LeDdesdoTff.
Mr. Leudesdorn was thirty-two years old when
he married the siKteen-year-old daughter Of his
.v,n1o,,er a tailor OF the twenty children born 10
them sixteen are still living all but one az home
one daughter is married and has child OF hef
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

weinseimer. before Justice Ksdien. In The Munich
pal Court and a decision given In favor OF the
complainant Mrs Bolog secured the summons on
the charge that when they were LEAVING the Munici-
pa court MS Wenseiner kicked her n , the g Inlgh
Counsel for Mrs. Bolog said that his client would
be set4sned tf Mrs. Wein<eirner were reprinnanoeQ
Mrs. Weinselmer denied that she bad kicAeo MIS-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
DKEssMAaNo AND MILlNERl
FIRs REMnnEI.LED.

also repaired Save money by purchasing
An exceptional display OF the latest fur
novelties including chinchillaa. Royal Er-
mines, Mtnks BrOadtails etc Persian and
sS sS I- nTi3s ,,rSitsS lsb,D ISS
BURG. n RnufactUriEg kuiTier, 10 West
27Jh. near broadway. Established 1883.
CTake elsvRt0r.D Telephone 6ST-NsdisO1
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
MRS. wE1NsEIMER IN COURT.
Wife Of Convicted Labor Leader Accused Of
Kicking Dispossessed Tenant.

wrs. Kate Weinseimer, wife Of Philip weinseimer
Who was convicted last week Of eEtorton. appeared
lefore Magistrate Healy yesterday In Long Island
City In answer 20 summons obtained oy MIS-
Annie Bolog
Mrs.. Wesnssimer. on October Il brought dispos-
rsss proceedings against hire. Bolog. tenant Of
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND

The body Of Mansuring B. Tuttle. who had been
missing from his home in Rye since October s. was
found yestef day In the Byram River. at Genville,
Conn., by two boys, James Miller and willie"
Vantine II identified by letters and card OF
the Timers Union.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
FOR SALE.

REGnDISG picture frames. furniture:
Eold leaf. reasonable charges; also gold
chairs. only $3.50; worth IS. GOLD FTP
ave, opposite sfh-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

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LDoI or SADLEN.-Bankbook No. 4O3 IO6
of the EmigrSnt Industrial Savings Bank
Payment FtgpTed- Please return book 10
bank, No. y Chambers-st
LOSr-Passbook No so.7s5, issued Nv
the Institution for the Savings OF Mer-
chants Clerks The finder will please
Square.
LOST Bankbook No. s2l.l4i. Rank for
savings, 80 shave. New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank
IosT-BankboOk No. 7O7 9es. Bans for
r-eIt stopped. Please return book 70 bank
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
WHAT FARMS OTTER YOUNG MEN.

WHAT FARMS OFFER YOUNG MEN.
More and more young men considering farming,
agriculture. a life calling. What q offers a
business, with helpful suggestions. is well set
forth by L. III. Bailey, director Of the Agricultural
College OF Cornell University. In CAREERS FOR THE
COMING MEN,"
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTED.

FARMER. R.-Foremsn; can work and man
age handle men. etc -apaoie and eApe
Tienced in every branch. stock, s1eep. dtiiy'
etc best references. married. Protestant:
two children \ and years; wife BOARD
men: extra dairywoman. etc h. Al car
Tenter's, 154 6th-avs-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

a ~ III Is ElfEaSTs and suhscript.on. sor
re lflorne received a. fheir TTnto5-o
y1.oe. 10, LISA Broadway. befKasr 9srb
-. - ot.n fte., untl O'Clock D. m. Adver-
Lsellente necelFsd a. the following br,nch
:. =. - tttsl1f c1lne rates until O'Clock
se, -. - - htn-4ge-s 2. e. cor. 12f-s1
40 s'1--<ss a. nl<. -1-a-ss-; e. E4.zt l<1s-ss.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

HEAD GARDENER and SCPERINTESD-
ENT.--Gentleman' place, thoroughly
understands his duties ia all branches
nine years In last place; twenty-six years
exI eriences we'll recommended by last EN-
pICyer- married. II. b. 100 Ellsworth.
BLACK Rock. bridgeport Conn
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

GARDENER. Single. &c: lire experience In
roses. carnations. chrysanthemuIus, vio-
lets and fruits kitchen garden, highest
testimonials from last place. W. WILL
IAMS. Rhineclih-on-HudsOn. y z
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

GENTLEMAN would Ike TO 60 south for
winter with good family. can cook o. 90
kitehenwork. a .. LAKE. Grand View
on-Hudson y Y.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

NAN and WEE; man good gardener and
farmer: wife FOR huuseWOrk and iaunGry
work Address CONRAD STEIN. 2 Green
Wich-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
TOILET ARTICLES

SKIN OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FoR-
EVER
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

GARDENER BY GeTmais. married no
children, full charge of geutleman's place,
greenhouses a specially; highest reference
T. FORESTER, Greenwich. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
OLD FURs BOUGHT

OF eXchanged for new. Have your seal
skin garments or any other furs remodelle6
egdai 10 new by mOst skilled tuFCiers.
hIRSHFELD FUR CO.. 12l F5fth-ays..
near lSlh-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

:. D. 2siIs maze lecspI 10 e0anIsrfsit ef
tl-niasr name DR.. T. A. 6syus szlo % Z
.sey % tns h&nt-tOn q pAtientD: As y0l
isolss vii Hse them, recommsn9
tsoURACD'S CREAM Is the least harm
tnl oi 81 the hkin preDaFations." For sale
~ Az DTuEsisis and Fancy Goods Dsslsfs
~ l-s y. y. canada ana Europe
- y, HoEA4S6. Proprs
- ous~x So<sss-sl. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
GARDENER.

GARDENER Fine vegetable grower, +,
small greenhouse. lawns, walks, drives.
and generally useful: can milk COW; strictly
sober. BEST references THOMAS. az taf-
penteTs. t54 Gth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
PROF. sITUArIoNs wANTFD.

LARGE publishing house will engage
80 ladies' capable OF addressing en-
velopes IN the style of approved society
correspondence. Firmness, iegIbility and
good taste essential Call at once at
LONDON TINES. 225 Fourth Ave
BRIGHT, capable EngIishwornan, Just out
vans daily engagements or travelling com
panionship 10 warm climate for winter,
South Carolina preferred; experienced cleo
Ttc4an. muse; good reader, writer, travel
Ter. Mise MOORE 43 West 16th-st
NURSE WANTED.-Young woman 70 care
Tor eighteen months baby and bov three
years old; city references required Ameri-
can pTeIe. red; good wages. Gail Wednes-
day forenoon, West 75th-st
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
O1lCs. NJ 1864 broadway between 36tL
and S7th sfs.. until 9 O'Clock D. H. Adver
tlsements received at the following branch
ofnceS ct regular once rates until O'Clock
p. m. viz: 26S Sth-aVe.. 8. G. cor. 2sd-se
l03 6th-ave,. cor. l2th-st- % East l4th-st.
S61 West E2d-st, between 18th and Sth ayes
263 West l2oth-st.; l,33S 3d-ave between
10Th end IIth Sts.; LO26 5d-ave.. near 6lst-
81 L7OS lst-ave.. near e9th-st: 15T East
l25th-st.. 766 Tremont-ave.: ESQ 3d-ave
near 4igt-Gt 654 5d-avO.; 21O Blocker
- 32S Riaecker-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
Arr ANrlqUEs ANp CURIos.

= 'S--S,-T7o7-F FTFN7TCRE ExcRAHGE. i56
gEe Wsst S4th-st.. near 1th-aSe-. invites
t,spsction OF this most interesting collectlon
- eenuina Colonial. Chippendale ano Other
cr,ginals Grandfather Clocks. Hignuoys
clsr-foot and spindle legged pieces every
Fsecrfption: al al most attractive prices
Entrance 80
GUARANTEED antique furniture, menog-
any, impo7Fec direct from Europe 10
u1frinE Of az Sincs neatly and preceely
done, either e. restnenoe or shop u
CHEISARDl & 60. 33s East ssth-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

GARDENER. CARETAKER. - Married.
one baby. understands greenhouse. gar
den. general work: sober. industrious Al
dress GARDENER 157 East 12Jth-st-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

SOUTHERN COUPLE. 20 sake entire
charge OF a house or apartment; wtce eX-
ceIlsnJ cook and lauudress; husband gen
eral manservant. best references given
Mrs. SCOTT. 105 West 74th-st-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
AN EXPERIENCED ROAD NAN. metal
line. wlEnes place. any ine where abili,y
and work are necessary Address A Box
AUSTRIAN. university graduate: thorough
Latin. Greek, German. ItanAn and BO-
nemlsn but little English. Address
FRANK LEO ZIZKA. 50 East Stuyves-
| ant-st.
ASSISTANT CAsHIER.-Countrv Young
man. 81 two and one-haf years expert
ence. reliable. best references. es assistant
cashier: large arm Lock Box 100. NaEa-
reth Penn
BooKKEEPER and COLLECTOR. = BY
young man, 2S also had experience az
salesman; first class references Address
WILLIAM StHAIDT. 62l 6th-st.
BOOKKEEPER. penmsn- neat
very reliable; used 10 office work; tempo
raTy work acceptable, best city references:
salary low. c, az Rodney-st.. Brooklyn.
BooKKEEPER.-Good writer: EnglIsb ana
SeFInsn; moderate salary. NJ 6. l69
East lOsth-st.
BooKREEPER. BY young man. "a
where accuracy and faithful work viii be
references and bond il REQUIRED. Address
y. z. PoLHEMCS, SU9 Putnam-ave,
brooklyn.
BOOKKEEPER or ASSlSTANT-Rv =
young man: high school graduate: best
Of references. Address r MESCHONAT
I5t Conselyea-st-. Brooklyn.
BOoKKEEPER.-M aged: exuert-
eneeo. eonIetentj thorough; expert ac-
eountant; une1ceptionable references; sal
ary required. $lS q week g. Box 40
Tribune ofiice.
ROOEREErSE7E - ,,,,t,,.,,, ,,.,,1,I
typewriter and ofiioe assistant, 10: good
references BOOKkEEPER. BOX 10. Trfb-
una once.
BUsINEss.-A gentleman Of ability wishe,
TO 90 South for the winter IN some busi-
ness ness capacity. L. B., Box i45. Cottage
City. Mass.
BAKER.-Forenlan: experien, VI. steady ana
sober: all kinda bread. Vienna, NeW-EnE-
land. and all kinds cakes. MosBR. S0l
BOY. ls. public school graduate. in ner-
camille OF bankers once, with chance
for Advancement. Address l. FARBER
40 Chester ST.. Brooklyn.
COMPANION. attendant or secretary bv
nlddle sged gentleman; modern Ian
=. -. lI52 Myrtie-eve.. Brooklyn.
ENGINEER or IANIToR.-By young col
orsd man: married: understands steamGt
ing: piping. boilers and steam heating:
hanay With tools. best references. Cali or
address W. J. O.. i.2il Atlantic-sve..
Brooklyn.
FURNACE MAN.-steam or hot air fur
mares attended to: sidewalks. etc, by re
liable man: first class reference. GREEN.
if2 East 8Sth-st
HORSEMAN-C6EFUL MANY two
young EnEiishmen, lately landed. ons
skilfri horseman; other useful man; ref
erences. Address NJ H. Thompson-st.
HARNESS EAKER.-General hand: can
hands LanGles maehinezs steady Position
SkILlIs b4a Nee< tsed-~t-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

USEFUL or SECOND MAN-Understands
waiting at table; good reference; speaks
English. German ana spanish, private fdli-
ny. FRED ECKER, 50 kalph-st.. b S4yn.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
BOARD AND ROOMa.

A.-A-ATTRAcT4NE Z. doors ana suites.
~grb nriVets bsth single rooms, win or
-5ithout hosrd; apartments, cocLoIs orIlces'
gii desirable lOcs s1CuE; hishest retei enoes
frforulallon free. s 9 LELAND & CO.
Nesi S3d-sL
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

USEFUL MAN or COACHMAN.-By man.
-, country; wiling and Ouigiug. god
reference call OF ADDRESS A ii NAslAtsA.
"a East 11Sth-sJ-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

NALET.-TuOrC-g -gnly Understands ce-e OF
gentle men = apartments. ars- class ref
ereuce- ]. p r. l5l west sd
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
Female

ASSISTANT to dentist. has no experience.
Address DENTIST. "a ST. Marx PlaGe.
Rr.Iht.n
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

MASSAGE and water treatment; Nauheim
baths medical gymnastics at Eentlemen's
residences, by experienced male opei ator;
highest credentials Address 3. ID, Box 10
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

ELEGANTLY furnished apartments; prl-
Vate bs ms. meas. Sli weekly Tor two.
FaS weekly. VAN RENSSELAER,. ~ last
fifb-st uear 5th-sve.