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THE H4TCHET STORY.
rs Told an the ReU. Mr.. Weems's
Life of Washington.
IFRow THE TRIBUNE BuREAU.l

Washington. Feb. 2l.-The cherished Ratchet
story. useful 10 American parents IN impressing
upon their children the irresistible veracity OF
the Father OF His Country. is found in
rare old volume on the shelves Of the Congress
sional Library. entitled The Life OF George
Washington: with Curious Anecdotes Equally
Honorable 20 Himself and Exemplary TO HIS
Young Countrymen. By NJ. /. weems Formerly
Rector OF Mount Vernon Parish. 1903" In this
quaint history the author begins with the boy
hood Of the future first President Of the Re
public and tells for the first time n print the
tale related 20 him some years before by
IAN aged lady who was distant relative, and
when girl spent much OF her time In the fam
fly" 1T IS" he adds. too valuable 20 be lost
and too true 10 be doubted" The story. as II
is printed in this old book is as follows. punctu-
atm ct hteratim.
When George was about six years old he was
made the wealthy master OF a hatcheti OF which
Ike most boys, he was immoderately fond. and
was constantly going about chopping every
thing thai came In his way
One day IN the garden where he often amused
himself hacking his Mothers pea-sticks he nm
luckily tried the edge OF his Ratchet on the
BODY OF a beautiful English cherry tree which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
Books People Are Reading.

Descriptive and Travel-Bird- Bishops Korea
and Her Neighbors': Dodds In the Palacss
OF the sultan. Fea's picturesque olu
Houses: Gulicks Evolution Of Japan
Miscellaneous-Nay and Dennis's The Art OF J.
MCNEIL whistler: NewComb's Astronomy
for Everybody; Mabie's Essays.
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago' Feo-
19-The most popular books among Chicago
readers. a. shown by the demands at the
Public Library during the last week. are as
follows:
Fiction-Greaves's 'Brewster's Millions Ma
ior's "a Forest Hearth; FoEs The Ltue
Shepherd Of kingdom Come.
History and iography-Roosevelt's winning
Of the West. Morleys Life OF Gladstone >
Du Barry's Memoirs; books on the MS
tory Of Russia and Japan.
Travel and ACCOMPLISHMENTS All the Rus
sias": Beveridge's The Russian Advance
Smiths How Paris Abuses ITSELF; DOCKS
OF travel I'm Russia and Japan.
Scientific and Sociological-Myers's Human
Personality and It's Survival OF Bodlly
Death. Hudson's Law OF Mental Medl-
cine: books on wireless telegraphy, y rays
and radium.
a Dolls House"
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oRow uEw-ToRKT 7IBUNE
LafeSf FOREIGN .Ne6O'S AbOI<f Books.

London February II
Mr. John Lane has obtained the English rights
OF the German novel by Lieutenant Bilse, en-
titled. a Little Garrison" which has been ON
cially suppressed by the German government
hut continues 20 be sold secretly. The English
edition win have a portrait 81 the author OF this
startling exposure Of the evils Of German mill
tarisrn. Mr F. r. Jane has written timely
volume about the japanese navy. There will
be another Dlsraeu book by Walter Sichel
Elizabeth Robins's Magnetic North" VIII De
published next month. English editions OF Two
American books. The Filigree Bali and The
Autobiography Of a Thief have just been Is
sued -. r
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Paris. Fehruary %


Pion Mourn publishes Journal oes cam
paRnes du Baron Percy. Chirurg1enen cher &c IA
Csrnnde krmee" edited by Emile Longin. ana
Memories de Ia Guerre De Vendee. l793-l796."
bv Lucas Dc Ia ChanTionniere. Fasquelle issues
IA Bean voyage" a book Of light. graceful
and amusing verse ~ Henri Tataille. Lenlerre
publishes ''Eneuilements." by Helene de Zuy-
len de Nyevelt. sentimental impressions written
IN captivating AleKandrines by the Baroness de
Zuylen. niece OF Baron Alphonse de Rothschild-
This work nnds q good sale in the smart society
circles Of Paris, as 90 Henr Bataille's vigorous
ouatrsins. c. B.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c Thomas. Surrogate the County NJ
York notice Is hereby given 10 all having
a. Blanchard. n
Of SeS York deceased to the with vosch
subscribers their place
business at the Edward 7. mclaughlin No "a
Wall in the city OF New York, before
2sth day Of March next.
mated New York the 2lst day September, lOOs
CHARLES u. 1NGERSOLIA GEORGE HOLMES
INWARD T MCLAUGHLIN Attorney for Exse9iar.
No 40 Wall Street New York City
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DIMON, JACOB SIN PURSUANCE OF Al

order of Hon. Abner G. Thomas a gate Of the
York. notice s hereby persons
having claims against Jacob = Dimon. County
OF York. and sojourning Much Hadhsm. England.
present the with vouchers
subscriber his place Of tTansacng business
81 wilder Anderson No - cedar Street N
Borough Of Manhattan CITY Of New York before
day 81 July next
Dated New York the 9th day December, 1893
CHARLES L DIMOS. Executor
WILDER q ANDERSON. Attorneys FOR Executor AZ
Cedar Street. New York City.
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SurrOgdteS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of
notice - hereby given nl having
claims against George Luke late OF Cob State
Connecticut deceased present the with vouchers
subscribers their place Of
business No lib Fulton street Borough OF Manhattan
city OF New York before the twentysecond
day Of August, 1904
Dated York. the thirteenth Of February.
JOHN II. STlTT.
CHARLES STEWART PHILLIPS.
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Abner C Thonas. sGrTogats q the County of
notice Il hereby given 10 all persons having
Chains against FrAlg Remmsrtz late Of the County
New-York deceased. 70 present the with
err subscriber. his
business. at once attorney Ashbel p FITCH
No 81 Nassaa-s-. n the Borough Of Manhattan IL he
City Of Ne~-YOzK. before the first April
Dated. Ns~v-York 2eth day Of September lsoe
CHARLES WALTER.
AsHBEI FITCH Attorney for Executor az Nss.su
ct. Borough OF Manhattan. New-York city.
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SENATOR DoLLlVER DOES NOT SPEAK

Owing 10 illness in his family United States sena-
tor Dover. OF Iowa. did not speak at Plymouth
Church. Brooklyn, last night had been an
nounced. He was TO have talked on The Repub-
lie" with reference TO Washington's Birthday. He
came from Washington and was the guest OF
the Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills on Saturday but
late IN the afternoon called back the capital
Il s hoped that the Senator be able give his
naAress next SUNDAY evening
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Wbaf ". y. Booksellers Say obey
Are Telling Most.

can edition OF the memoirs Of Anna Maria VII
helmina Pickering. that rich mine Of anecdote.
quotations from which have already appeared IN
this journal Mrs. Pickering passed her girl
hood among clever and famous people. and her
reconections Of the early Victorian era contain
much piquant gossip. The memoirs have been
edited by her SON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

CJOh.-Thor0ughly competent: nr., -
excellent city references. 90 -
country COOPERATIVE BURkGrf ~ ~
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CHARPILLoz. MARIANNE ADELINE-

In pursuance Of an order OF Hon Abner c. Thomas
the County Of New York notice IL
given 20 persons having claims against Marianne Ade
line harm OF the Of ReDu
deceased. present
Thereof to subscribers their place transartirg
f,,siness Office Of Lord Day e Lord No w
street tho Borough Of Manhattan City OF York
on or befor the Let day OF July. 1904 Date Nev
YORK the 2sth day Of December. 1903 Mathide Charpi
ioz Jacob Bertschmann. Administrators. Lord. Dav q
la Attorneys Administrators. street Toro
81 Manhattan. City Of New York
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner G Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County OF Nsv
YORK notice is hereby given all persons having claim,
against Eliza Han late Of the County New York IA
the with vouchers the
at his place OF transaCtng
at he on Of < Blackmar. No Nazss',
street IN the Borough Of Manhattan city OF New York
ono March
Dated New York the 2lst day Of September 1904
JOHN GLEDHIII. Executor
BALDWIN s. BI4ACRMAR Attorneys FOR Executor Al
Nassau Street Manhattan Borough. New YORK civ
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sr-ANsTRE sS q ,.HD.a5 10 sss q
rrr-T PER BY Young "9-il-c :, AID.
,...,,.-. -- ont BY the day III
ass shave. 126th-st'
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COA IMAM: thoroughly understands care
OF horses. harness. carriages. Willing and
9ol.sinS. city or country. best references:
last employer can be seen. l.. Tribune IN
town Office. 1.S64 Broadwav
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y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the C,o,,,. 81
York notice Is hereby given 20 all persons having
claims against Luke. late II Cos Cob stat =
Connecticut deceased to the with
the subscribers az their place trnnsactn
business 1l8 Fulton Street Borough OF Msnhattan
81 the CITY York before the twenty 5000
dav Of August 1904.
nstsd New York thirteenth day OF February 1901
JOHN II. STITT, 80 49,
CHARLES STEWART PHILLIPS
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The Beggars' Garden" is the title Of a book
OF verse by Miss Ruth Lawrence that has re-
Gently been issued with the imprint Of Bren-
tsno's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

GARDEN pr. German. married.. Two Gnu
dren. understands general culture ot run.
e,,,-rs and vegetables. under glass or out
door. landscape gardener ana FARMER. k'''.
r1usrr0oru grower. able % milk. VIE EoDd
dairy woman and with pou,try tIH,leI,,.' '..s
tucuhat0rl. gardener can take full chtI g o-
large estate and able 90 manage htlP.
present employer can De seen. PAS hr-L
class references: strictly sober. industrious
and honest. disengsged March / wages. so
yer month. with c'ltasr- At,.I r-9 ,,.'L.
UENER. care % Weigold. ~ East '-''' So
GARDENER -Scotchman. married. on p-i-
vate place. experienced man under glass
ana an outside work. 16 years reference
nom last rlace Address A NJ BOX 50
Pawling. y. Y.
HEAD GARDENER BY German. mar
red. life experience in horticuitliet SIN
teen years with present taf1ilN- ad'.-V,7
II WEEK. Box a5. pr, lns.,,n -,,.i ll-,-,,..-,
HANDY MAN. repairs % all kinds. brick
LAYING painting. plumbing. pipe ut'lLs;
carpenterfng. handy around o-ais anu
borses. anywhere HANDY. 1872 F. &id-st-
IANTTOR-By small refined German
American family. IN hlgh ctt s, nv u. -
house Inquire BERTRAM schmidt "-'
6th-st
rApaNEsr good waiter or houseworker;
TcTssf sober willing and understands Bis
s,1tIes. position in nice small lhiilll1'
BAN. II Concord-st. brooklyn
rAPANFSE cook: strong. has good eAp7Ii-
ence. reference. small FAMILY Mana -
Concord st.. Brooklyn.
JAPANESE YOUTH. as nrst co1N la si. -
family. apartment or gentlemen, ~
erences DYE 1S4 Sands-st-. hFooN.s 2"
ERTIsEBfENTs and sunscl " 'i f-,ls- ~,
T-he Tribune received az men -Fr $50
c,ffire No LISA Broadway oetNeeX -
and S7tb sts. until 8 o'clock 2. m $500
tissrents received az the IlIioNtHs o'--o-i[
49,...e az regular Office rates untll : -, y :,
r. VIZ 254 Sth ave. = p cor - -
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DoAEsrIC srruar1ov, -

ily or - wants position az - -
ment. BE- eLarse OF bacb-ia-ss n fans-
acter \ q 7I ,a nee capsnIiity' a.. apart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

/ Rhymes without Reason" IS the title OF
F little book Of verse by Aubrey Hopwood TO be
published soon 10y Frederick warne & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

7-v~0 SWEDISH GIRLS want Po .ss. S,ssr
gstrer. one cook and "a . .,i,.i, ~ countryi
waitress and cham oeIiii a., NfAI.sIBERG
80 -sfarevcrs. Apply MS
r,r-pl-Ar- gs2 4-h-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

Ralph Henry Barbour. who has written a
number Of stories OF school and college life. has
prepared an account OF the various sports and
games ia vogue at educational institutions.
This viii be published In April by D. Appleton q
Co. and viii be called The Book OF School and
College Games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
A NAVAL HERO DEAD.
Commander RdnddPS Record IN
the Wdr.

New-Bedford. Mass. Feb. q (SpeciaD-Com-
mander William Pritchard Randall U. s. N. who
was one OF the heroes of the Cumberland, and
fired the last gun as the ship sank at Newport
News died at the Parker House here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

The first two volumes OF Professor Osgood's
The American Colonies IN the Seventeenth Cen
fury" viii be published this spring by the Mac
milan Company They VIII treat Of the char
tered colonies and the beginnings OF self-govern-
ment. and VIII he the first instalrnent Of what is
described as ian institutional history OF the
American colonies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

Twelve short stories by Miss Alice Brown
VIII be collected in the volume called High
Noon" to be published this spring by Houghton
Mifiin e. co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

+ FARMER and WORKING FOREMAN Pc
strictly sober, reliable American married
man. small FAMILY long experience with
stock. crops, dairy. herdsman and ali work
vile board men. attend TO poultry dairy
etc: best CITY reference. Address or call
W. u, az Carpenters. 154 8th-ave.
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.-,-r,rr-rNExrs and suoser sI lf9'Yso-a
Az. M rrlbune received az tn ...sssn S6i'
of5le So 1884 Brosdgay =. AZ
and 37th sts. until o,cloc se1r,sg~px or 80
tisements received ss - ps,ss snsf 49,
~ ~ via: - ssh-svs.. a q
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GARDENER -Scotchman. married. on p-l-
vate place. experienced man under glass
and all outside work. ID wears rvLri
fr9r, Iast rlace Address A. NJ. BOX -S+.
PAVING n Y
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OFFICE FURNITURE
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
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EARN $40 20 SluJ monthly corresponding
Tor newspapers. - a column for work IA
spare time. no cduvasslug. send for par
ticularS NORTHERN PRESS SYNDI-
CATE. Room 30. Bockport. y \.
USEFUL. MAN Swedish In private family.
good wages, city reference required. Miss
NINA 8. JoHNsOS'S Employment Bureau.
lf6 East ISth-st
AIEN.-1rip 70 England. s.. Germany. SO:
Africa, 50. also free passage rs list
st, Neyg-A urk.
WANTED. Bright solicitors for War Be
tween Russia and Japan" by Murat Hal
stead. best book. hig book. enormous de-
mand. big profits. freight paid. credit given.
outft free. THE DOMINION COMPANY,
Dept. Il. Chicago.
WANrED--For IenoN. Mass. gardener.
experienced IA raising vegetables garden
flowers. also pruning. no glass houses. sin
gle man. Scotch or German. age about IS
wages $50. winter months. 81. HIGH
CLASS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. % Past
22d-st. Rooms "a 20.
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Laird & Lee have issued new edition OF f. T.
Roes The New Modern Webster Dictionary OF
the English Language. for Grammar and High
Schools and General Use" This handy pocket
dictionary has been revised 10 include words OF
recent coinage, and a number Of new iIlustra-
tons have been added II contains some sixty
thousand words and definitions. ana several ,,sa-
ful tables FOR ready reference.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

FOR SALE
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES
New and second hand. $50 Up: on time or
rental
ROWLING ALLEYS
We make better bowling alleys than any one
else IN the business. ask any expert bowler.
BAR FIXTURES.
IN stock Tor immediate delivery. 800 up.
STORE FTNTL-ItESs AND CABINET WORK
Designs and estimates on application.
THE BRUNSWICK HAL.KE-COLL DER
Co.
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18th 81
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COACHMAN.-Marrted. no children. posi-
tion as family cOachman IN city or conn
IIy Hrst rate city rec0mmendati1ps
ROBERTS, 800 Amsterdam-ave.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS w.x,vn-


COMP E'TEST NJ RISE would car,
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


ATTENDANT and VALET. By one &C
customed TO the care Of invalid gentle
man. New-NOrk references CHARLES
GORDON. Isl East Sist-st
BUTLER. valet first class. Swede. -. good
appearance. competent In every respect
excellent reference. Address BUTLER. 100
East b3d-st.. care Flynn.
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268 West i25th-st. .3SS 3d-ave-. between
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WORK WANTED.


KINDERGARTNER.- young woman
Columbia graduate. with public school
experience; Efficient and capable: very best
city references KATHERINE. Box II. 1888
Sth-ava
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GARD EsSsER and ~DACHMAN.-By a mid
de aged German. reliable and indusrri-
Gus. experienced IN culture q flowers and
vegetables. care o. gentleman place.
GARDENER. Box s. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

Among the forthcoming publications Of James
Pott e. Co. are ''Bygone London LIFE" by @. L.
Apperson The World OF Animal LIFE" edited
by Pred Smith: In Shakespeare's England" by
IT, S. Boas. and ''Ole Time Travel" by A lines
Ehand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

GARDENER English. married one chll1
experieu-ed IN greenhouses and gaIorn-
inc desires position on gentleman > pfi'1.s
place. first class written anu psrsgn4l irL
sr@nrrs. Address g. WlChSON. Nolpt'A'
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

GARDENER Present employer desires
position FOR first class gardener; clmle-
tent % manage large estate mis- L',-
god assistant. would Ike % - with him.
Address. making appointment c.. 20 West
4fth-st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
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O-Hce NJ 1854 Broadway. between 36th
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ST.: 1.1OS ist-ave. near suns, 10 -
rosrr - TsR T~remout-ave. $50 slave.
near 4lst-st.. 554 50 ave 30 BleecNer-st- !.
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GARDENER and GENERAL MAN on ger
tleuaus place. by married American.
81. no family. wants house o. live tn. good
gardener care lawns drives. roads. small
greenhouse. can milk care poultry. etc.
call or address p. =. az Carpenters. Ia
shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

GARDENER BY American: married. no
children: understands all work on gen
tIeUau'- place. also understands rose Er1w-
Ing. carnations. orchids and all work IN
Er.e-hoEses. r-st class reference. still with
gentleman. Address u G. NORRIS 645
Prospect Place. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

GARD IN Err. understanding all branches -
Horticulture. seeks care and maudg cement
% private estate. best references seventeen
years. single. Address BINONiIALs I.3I5
Zd-ave-
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GARDENER. FLORIsT-EnElish. single.
capable and experienced IN every bran-r. .
strictly temperate. JOHN. at Carpenters
l54 Gth-av--
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GARDENER BY single man, thorough
kravyle.iee 90 IlntssaFe gardening. green
houses flowers fruits. vegetables care ana
Improvement % country places. references
Address y. Box -. AmityvL-e. Long
Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

FARMER and working foreman BY a rooF
English speaking German. experienced IN
American farming, married man. with VIE
and three children. wife can board hello
attend dairy and poultry. severa. years i1
last place. and now leaving on account OF
death % employer. references the best l.
II. az Carpenters. 154 6th-avs
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
2gp-sr. - EAST tAiadlson square aluth)
suite. two rooms and bathroom; refer
enccs
9th ST ia WEST Private house. De
sl~ah.e rooms. porcelain baths. ahundAnt
hot water. gentlemen. telephone.
IL EAST 4sTH-sT. -Iarge room. with pr
vate bathroom. suitable for phySiclani
other rooms. r~fer~Ucea
90 WEST acD-ST Large. well furnished
room: oTen porcelain plumbing. warm
house: private: ria1erate. choice and Sc
let. references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

GARDENER. fifteen years practical eNpr-
rIence tu greenhouse. fruits. vegetables.
% take care - gentl-uan's place; good ref
s-eures HENRY SCHUYLER, care Miss
Helen Could. Grvlugton-or-Hu Hudson
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GARDENER and FIORIST-Rv married
man. take entire charge % gentleman
rrare. F11.9 references from present en-
blower T. H.. BOX 29S MlmarcnecN y y
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FARMER FORENIAN.-North q Ireland
Protestant: married. wife. two boys. aged
IT and . years. thoroughly experienced
with all branches % farm and dairy: wife
fine poultry and dairy woman. buttermaker
etc. VIII board help eight years tn last
place references the best. ready now. r.
X, At Carpenters. 154 sth-av-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

Mrs Olive Thorne Miller. author Of several
books about bird life. has written another
volume dealing with her feathered friends. This
contains the record Of her studies OF the birds
found along the Maine coast during the sum-
mer months and treats 81 many species. in
Guiding the white-throated sparrow. the alder
7ycatcher. the two crossbills. the olive-backed
thrush. the black-throated green warbler. the
cedar-bird and the kingbird. Her book VIII
shortly be published by Houghton. Miffin &
Co, under the title Of with the Birds IN
Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

GARDENER and working foreman on gen
tl-ruan's place married. 3dt first class
references. seven years i- last place -
F. T.. Box IS. Garrisou-1u-Hu-sQu. y T.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-50o second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN-
changed GEO. y. EDDY. Sss Aadi-on-st-
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GARDENER BY middle AGED Eug,ishman,
u1 children. ufe experience On an branches
personal reference q T. 1lB Orange Road.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

GARDENER FLORIST. on gentleman.
place single 9f. understands his busl-
ness On al branches. life experience I'VE
years tn last place. highly recCuul-1t.s
Address GARDENER. Box S54. Mount
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