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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIARE's MAGIC HAND CLEANER
Tor SoTled Hands

--1-T~ in great GeIGrl among work
ls-s,o 1870 e-s 81 al trades and D-CLTa-
E--==-~1 lions. Cleans lady sl.lHd ha1-s
W i. 80 instantly This is skin food.
/ r--5.s is beneficial and makes the tx =
Ia, - sort as velvet. Keeps Ian r.
~ CLtt5S from becoming ChaTUrl -
cracked iu winter This article
Oils a long fe.r want. IS soaps. oils, &c,
viii not DO the work. removing Eil stains
gu~l as paint. grease dye. lrE DC. In
valuable 10 smiths. Iron and f.1 workers,
f1r.udr1-r1er. engineers. 6utHm15ll.srs. paint
ers stereotype. r9eSeu-e1. art e-s. type
writer's 0.I hands DC WNl not intIre
the skin. but VIII Irl. Contains no add
OF like Ingredients. one trial VIII convince
YOU % It, worth. Price lOc., large box.
tPrerald from factory. 2ocl Sold ny ell
druggists Wholesale d~urr e-s- Schieffel =
&. Co. 170 William ST. Hegeruan A. Co.. no
Broadway CRITERION Co. Us Fulton s..
Rruen. Er-hey a. CO.. 2lf Fulton ST. .. u
Tadvin. Sc CortIaudr 81. REID. Neouans g.
Curit 1sO Nassau ST. LeEu g. FINK. l-t
William st. and Clark & CO.. Nfrs sO9
" 18Th St New York.
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COMPA NION.-Man. 81: educated German :
s1rs-.eu-ed traveller. speaks English.
German and Hungarian. as travelling com
ramon FaIeamau. collector or anything
IT BEL III East S5tD 81
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" s-la-ce q an order Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald
a Surrogate County OF NevYork. notice here
nv given a persons having claims against
Woods Warden. Of tine County OF Nev-York, de-
ceased 70 present vouchers the
Fhsrber place Of transaCtiug business No. ~
r2ra luay. Borough q Manhattan. City OF New-1or
q before the End DAY Of september next
Dated New--NOTk. tie 1st day or March 1904
LEONARD y. WHITE. Executor.
ANDERSON. PEccDLETON & ANDERSON Attorneys
for ENec1tr- - Broad Street. Borough II Manhat-
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CAEETApyER. -CoIored man and wife 20
take care o. private or vacant house Tor
the summer: best references WILKINS
l. West 5Sth-st
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Abuer O. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Adelaide c DcHnson late he County OF New
present vouchers thereof
10 ne subscriber his place CT tansacng business No
81 Liberty Street the city q New York before the
1u-l- Of Ma. next Dated X. day
- S,yeIuter 1903. CHARLES DICKINSON. Executor.
c-TNSOS & WILLIAMS, Attorneys for Executor No.
s Liberty street. Borough % Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

MAN. Is married. of good character and
able % furnish first class reference de-
Sizes work Of any kind F.. Box %. Trih-
Une Harlem once 263 West 125th-st
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GARDENER. single Srnlcnrluu. -.
nfteen years American experience under
glass and outdoors. best reference GAR
DENER. Stonecrest. Ridgedeld conn
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

COY EElNEsS.-YounF lazy. Canadian. as
resident E0ve-ucss. years experience Ia
teaching advanced English French Latin
piano, excellent references. l.21O 5Gth-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

COACHAlAN gardener. useful man. on
gen-Ieman's place. Swede. aged -. hon
est sober and industrious. can milk care
roads drives etc good references. JOHN
son. az Carpenters. l54 6th-ave
COI-PLE-Man first class Coachnsu.
understands horses. care or hne harness.
careful driver. aDztainer. wife first class
cook. particularly neat: six years refer
enees. z. II. Mrs. Golfers Agency, Id
West 2Sd-st.
CoACHAIAN. useful: middle aged man
careful driver: good home. small wages.
city references. Address NJ. 400 Amster-
dam-ave-
COACHAfAN.-HIgh competent horseman.
strictly temperate and reliable; FIRST class
man IN every particular: good. responsible
recommendations Address N. Boz 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

USEFUL 8TAN-COCE. &c.-Nan and
wife: man attend garden anf s-ahis on a
email farm wIrs 70 do cooking and small
washing. best % references SMITH. so
CIarkscu-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

FARMER and working foreman. b. gJe4
English speaking German. eN2eIlsi-.-'- -
American farming: married mar. with vie
ana three children; wife can board ne'2.
attend dairy and poultry; several years !.
last place. an1 now leaving on account o.
death OF employer: references ths best l.
N a. Carpenters 154 Gth-avs-
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USEFUL NAN.-A middle aged man.
widower. desires % secure a horns with
some gentleman On the country IN need Of
handy man. a good home desired n pref
e-~-ce 20 large salary and Will furnish
rez- % references. GEORGE CUTTER. =
A-.lngt-r-ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

GARDENER and USEFUL MAN MD iIs
aged. for small country pia .e. -sf-re.r.
NJ =. care ICES Employment AEesrr. f1r
Cth-avr Tea. JuGe Is
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y = ~ :. ~. I'--7- u ~
for Statesmen. Executive. Clerical and Tech
meal men. $1,000 70 5000. can OK WTite
HAPGOOD's. suite sos. 800 Broadway. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

rAPlTF-R Ct,7renaa). by practical scotch
farr--. s.: married. one child. expert
.,-et in American farming AM tne da-ry
work. Ba1cork separator. testing. ETC o
sraluata GLASGOW Technical College; sue,
eassfiI with Incubator. etc; olsen 20
about March I: well recomueEsed- lni'r-
nation VIII Be given OK T. B. az Carpen-
tsr'a f54 6th-avs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

COMPETENT COOK. Iaundress OF sen
erai h1usewcrz-r- also -Earire-r-aid-
waitress. city or country separate OF to-
gatEe-. private OPP boarding house refer
r-cc. AS 6-h-Gye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

t..EErAkEE-Nf and wife. no family.
Cor gcrtieman.v house city or country (.
efrrt wears. references from present en-
f,..s,r Address 'ARErAhEE Tribune
Uptown once. 1864 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

r,r.r.,-t-s p,- IN EuEIlshuau. mar
49, 49, ~, GIRLS. aged Is years and
,,,lrrr. mas had long experience win
,rogub5us- flowers, fruits. eN1ti- WI
ho.,at.ras. understands care lawns, -Flsr7'
st,a. Viii b. generally useful ana Nt't i--.'
- - 6rt.r. steady sober uIan. WITH rN-
client references. II. W. at C4Ile'-7' .
Ia 8tn-ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

USEFUL MAS.-Ry experienced young
r1I-red man. private or public. care
horses. garden. wait on table. or any work {.
moderate wages. city or country CEN
TRIAL 492 Shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

COMPANION ~ NURSE BY young Eng
..sh lady. one child or elderly lady; edu-
Gated, cheerful. capable and very o5liEirg:
musical: particulars az personal interview
Nov--York CIV preferred. Address Y L.
b. - Eichuond Terrace, Port Richmond.
Staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

GARDENER and farmer on gentleman $
place. l. years iu la@t place. w1rriel
man. no lEsumtranc-. good reference. PIP
10 date In an branches. Address NJ D. s.
30 East 1nth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

GARDENER and CDA-HAlN 80 :, : =.
- r,fIEirs.. Industrious. lglug man. on
couatry place: three years pcrs1nat refer
sncs from late employer W AL-AA-A~L~ car .
-,hnrhurn Co 30 Eortlanlt-5t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

GARDENER and useful man ssn-', -l....l.
p.ace. country. y.1- aloa.-.
..-,f,-' -e-,r4ra.e. drive. mills, El-a---
I,.,.- -.ser.uce STEADY. Box go. AFt'-
ur~ once.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

A Skin OF BEAUTY Is A SOY r0P-
EVER
DR. =. FELIX GoTEATD's ORIENTAL.
lELAM OF MAl--A-. IA ----LL-rL-Ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

/ g,DAtTFNA~- middle aSed German 4.
trsrougn.y ..mustcut Industrious, three
wears good rr.-rence last place HENRY.
IL Wesf C4ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

YOUNG LADY. 20 years q age, in
ladies' receiving room: speaks French
and English nuentlv, Address Box q. 1918
] 9F-aVe
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HELP WANTED.

Mala
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. one who Is
acquainted with the horse and Carriage
trade ca-t daily newBpaDsr. Address j..
Box Is. Tribune Od1ce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

COACHNAN. gardener. general man on
Eeut.euau's place. Protestant. married
has Two children can milk. care nres,
pumps. str.. generally useful, strictly So
Der reliable and we'll recommended: en-
uloyer can ue seen N city. only tair wages
wanted q r.. az Carpenters. l54 bta-ase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29

7STR 128 WEST.
AarEe newly decorated. well furnished
room o. third door. Also handsome un-
furnished parior reor
NEWLY furnished: private house. - 80
cold water 40 Fast S1th-st
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y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.

. pyrR-TeEMENTs and subscriptions for The TTfbuns
n re,eiyes AZ theiT UptoW1 once
40 38s BROADWAY.
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HELP WANTED.


Fomnle.
NURSE ans SE,AASI'ftEsSS for virginia;
must he competent. neat and refined per
F0-sI references required: exceptionally nice
position. MRS. COLLLER'S AGENCY. ~
West 23l-sJ-
PLACE waiting for good German sin; mast
have references. FOR homework laundry
or cooking. Apply HENRY MAINS. IL
PROTESTANT COOK. S45; also parlor
maid. small family: personal city refer
e-res re 1uIret- MRS COLLIER 5 AGENCY.
- West 23d-st
SOUPS entrees bread, cake and good meat
cook. wages $50. kitcheumaid kept. refer
ences- Mrs. L. SEELl. - East S2d-sJ
WAITRESS for Rochester y Y; small
family. wages SD: best reference re
ouireG. Mrs. L. SEELY. - East 32d-st.
WAITRESS f7r a family OF three Tor New
Rochelle satisfactory reference required
Mrs L SEELT. 19 Eas; S2d-st-
WAITRESS Tor Lakewood: no parlorrnaid
keep. wages $50. good reference required
Mrs r. SEELY. % East 32l-st.
UAITRr~-r.s- Bureau 800 5.h-ave. Bris-
| ------------ -
HELP WANTED
Nal.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. one who s
acquainted with the horse and carriagp
trade car daily Newspaper. Address j.,
Box -, Tribune once.
ADVERT SING SOLICITORS. experienced
on class led advertising. on caily news
paper salary and ccnulissiln- Address J..
Box u. Tribune Office
AGENTS. try our Rough On Earbersi homes
and struus any razor flDc- hundreds o.
new invention. \ MEYER. llul Bedford
ave. Brooklyn
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
SO 90 500 monthly IN spare time CORE
spending f1r nzWspaqers. no canFa sing
send Tor rarticu'ars. NORTHERN PRESS
BRIGHT MAN. good appearance. 90 sell
popular Zine 20 BOOKS cH special plan ro
selected Te pies liberal commission ana rex
ula- salary tcsed ga ability Room -.
East lI-a-st
MET-7ri2 70 EnF.and. s.. s.; Germany.
$40, Africa, so. Main once. 10 lst-s-.
Nsr-Tors-
VIZ HAVE POSITIONS OPEN
for Statesmen. Executive Clerical and Tech
lical men. $1,000 20 5000. cau OK NTits
HAFG6oDs. suite sos. 300 Broadway. y. Y.
vANTED.-Bov or omce worx: one who
understands Shorthand and typsNrir.rg.
Apply l- own land writing. o. =. Tribune
Once.
WANTED The hest coarhme1. gardeners.
farm flrerreI. grcDr-s. far.-Lalls. mar
~laI and E-rEls- -laces ready. A. CAR
Pl-NTERS. IL 6th-aFe.
WANTED Agents Tor tho fastest sell ~
article ever Hdereis The Home larr Lr.cr,
criv device with which "a lady glu dry her
hair quickly and Thoroughly without injury
20 hair or scalp. handled same as ordinary
lal- brush and curling iron. saves time
labor. trrC0Vel,eu-a. promotes growth =
hair. leaving g. soft r-Ty and beautiful:
ladies' busy N slElt. made ~ pure alumni
num- mailed complete only $50. lar'e
PROFITS 90 agents. send Tor illustrated clr-s-
lar giving fIU Information. TIE HAD
LEY 90. 100 Nas-al-sf.. New-Y1rk city.
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SPANISH TRANSLATOR Young lady.
American: two years experience as ste
noErhpher: perfect sreller. reference Grown
f1ruer employer salary SO. ". toYTE.
/ 20 I-srf Afl-Ef.
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USEFUL. MAS.-EngIishman single. mid
die age. FIVE years reference from last
employer care % small country place:
Thoroughly understands care % horse. cow
poultry. garden. lawn. etc; advertiser asks
privilege % keeping a dog Address HOPE.
care q Gilbert Tweedis 400 West 29th-st.
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GARDENER-C uderstan1s MS business IN
al H. branches. EnglIzhwar, married.
-oof references. gocd poultry man VIE
.oo4 dairy woman. Address NJ u Li.
Ttr-JPWRIES. care :. y. li--er. Eds'
Main-st.. Peekskill n L
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suyrogates Notices.
80 ~ OF ~ ORDER OF HON.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF hon.
Il stB.- q 11aouss. s Surrogate ~ re oaur'y On ~
Fsrs :. IflrIlf latl-s
49, - i. KIN late - the County = New
haali--A with E1Irfers flerr1L 70 Le
.st.s~ al her place OF trausarIing nItlLesl' e-
I,esern a SANDS. 30. Cd Nassau street l.-l.+n
en- 3,- n ~. t-Itl toa. or before me
f..erff-frFt dsv - July neat 500.
lNe--... 80 Tart lie rgtE cay ~ January ls't
Jaw r-rrrs N'lVEERV. A1migistratrlE q. 7. A
-,-r-rse a a Nng arfCrreys for AlmiusfratriN- u
$500 gfsst borough q MauhattaE Csiy az Nt" 1'"
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male.
ATTENDANT and NURSE TO invalid gen
tleusa: city oT country: good city refer
ences. doctor can be seen g KIRBY. l59
west sSth-Et.
ASSISTANT BOORKEEPER. Dill clerk:
reference. small salary 10 start. Bronx
Harlem preferred. ADLER. 1850 3d-Ave
Al ADVERTISING MAN. ofHce manager.
stenoErapher ana bookkeeper. Fl, salary
SO employed. references unouestiCaable.
Address CAPABLE. - Essst Sth-st
BOOKKEEPER. - Thoroughly coTnpetenti
excellent peuman and Of pronounced er-
ecutive force, seeks permanent opening
with reliable house. adequate referCncex
Address T. H, It's Vornon-Eys-, Brooklyn
BCOKKEEPER. sten0grapher. -. Al Of
nos man. EMPLOYED. desires 20 better him
self: understands advertising thoroughly;
rsfSrepces unguestionanle. salary $50. Ad-
BoOKKEEPER. where there Is a chance
q advancement: 81 years 81 age; single;
riEht years experience; can furnish salts
factory reference and bond. II. H, Box
I G. rlhune once
BOOKKEEPER.-Best % Thorough service
s. week: I'VE hours OF necessary time
csiiy TO adjust write up ana give trial bal
ance ss required r. Box Z. Trfbuns Of
Tee
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-SOO second hand
wood and iron working machines. FUZZY
guaranteed. machinery bought and e1-
change. GEO 81 EDDY 39s NadisOn-st
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
. RnErmnl MTEEMIIe

ST. EABTnCLTME|'s
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
211 East t2d--st First class 00nestlcs are
supplied: also msnag ing housekeepers. ma
tr0uB. EOvernesEes, tutors, etc.
A. EKSTROATS SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT
Bureau. 54S SHAVE. established 1t1si
reliable servants for private families only
cooks. laundresses. mal-s. nurses house
surk girls. kitCheumalos. buffers &c
COLORED Nomen's Employment Bureau.
los West 53d-st. Phone 1-9s8 J--Colum-
bus. First class help. dornesiIcs. dressrnsk-
srs and trained nurses. short notice Ieter-
enres invest lga rg.
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HrLLIARD AVID root TABLEs:

.r.,-r-r. r-~ru, rRE II billiard and pool
:. 49, rls-h grade bowling alley buuoets,
lest rrtoes. MARX BROS. - Inlop
eouaTr
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y -,r-rs1-,Ncr OLE ~ oapER or HON.

49, - --t-r-4s a surrogate % the county q NeW
- ---f-a - hereby given all persons having slLns
-f..r orlando D. Dexter. late ot me 'nli oi -NtN
80 saosred o. present the " a. vouchers mere
s7Ila~r.ler. 81 hs place ff war
r. To =. 30 oa'-e ~ Lemuel SNdm7rs. 80 ~ NaA
ptr..s Borough o Eanhattan Oh me .g ~ Nv" I'm
f.sf.Ha be- ~ AEil next
49, Nou vc-k che 2efh day - Neoh.r lHNa
rF-e-T.T DEXTER Admins. faf1r-
r-srr-r-r er-TDNOEE Attorney Tor ~
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
ASSISTANT n dental oTce by young
rsr-- I've r.ars' eyusttfr.a- hes. refer-
s--a heF-.-s T. ~ F1Rv car. .
AEETarAN- V10EErTUTsp or reDc~aT Of
-. yrr-I- r., --oure .rt-E L. e,nerfeD-eg-
-.+s-e0ra 7 1la East llSth-Et
s--e-t-s,, --r--g ADV. ersaxf-r T"rench
t...5--- ,s..z ,tr-az. vrfarer..as 2 Il
-, rr-.g,,-r O~',-a : sf4 Eroadv-av
~T-+pA,-r0oy cr esr-P-E- Ri, yorD.- Eng
-,..s Sns.-fyl carafr. and ysrv 0biirirE.
.,-,,gt-ef. ya-+fr-rIsrs a. -ersoua. fr+er,-isy,-
So yo-E C.fv r1-efar~cs Asdress Y L.
Il ~ Tf~h--Crf Terrace Port Richmond
seen T.-srH
-.~.-,r,...rg,N- - r.e-,s ,=,,.,.o4
-. - a. -,,,-,,-ll.- e. .fse-i,,
"a ,,s.l.r ~ a., 5--aIf5- b. rSaq. Tefer
s-c-s s4yen u n Roy "a tribune or
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a 5yFR-IsUMENTs and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
"a Fee"lE- - No. S6a BROADWAY
Advertisements be received 81 ihe ollowhs o1n
49, rFa~e until o'cl0.k m. hl1
~ Ftb-ave.. c3d-sti Jos eth-aFe- coz
Us ~ -. fsfb-st: 90 s2d-st. between TN
- sfb avee West 125th-st.: l.SSs Sd-afes pc
$780, Tetn aud 18th SITS lO2G Sd-Afe- near '-A-
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GOVFENFSS. or maid snd seamstress. by
Young North German Protestant. speak
ing pure German. neat educated. refined
most satisfactory references. Mrs. kerr
&AGHAE strictly reliable employment
bureau SEQ Gth-ave
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= I.r-r-l-,Nr,I. OF A. ORDER OF HON.

800 e. Thomas q Surrogate q the County O.; New
~ stiae IS hereby given o. al pers nav cams
carruas Patterson. late az the county or NeN
ge1-aHef. present sane. with Noll-leia
..s-f a. Tire suscrlbert 81 MS place OF uaisatls
ga1 Bowen. boroaEn OF Mauhatlah. IN ~
-. "a ~ Vork before tne thrtieth day OF Api'
800 ,-.v YORK the seventeenth day - October lsS
49, WILLIAM J.. PATTERSON, Executor.
M h,-F Il TICHESOR Attorney Tor Executor . F@iA
pow York CITY.
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GOOD EoinE butchc- store: cheap rent. &C
count leaving city SC.II-F f,OI.D foc
y l2tk-st.. near tth-aVs.
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CONPANION-Ev refined. educated
American widow. a. companion 20 elderly
lady u wealth or an invalid. highest refer
encas given. x. T.. Box %. Tribune or
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED. young man Of education
and refinement. room and board win
email private family res cling upper west
SIDE: terms Moderate; references. C., BOX
- Tribune Oflre
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yANTEU.-Bov l1r Office WORK. one who
understands shorthand and typswritIrg.
apply l1 own i-zncgrlti1g. g. =. Tribune
Once.
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nooks noreHr - SOLD.

FRENCH and Italian books and comic
papers imported direct weekly. Mail
orders promptly attended q. 1el. SaSS
Spring. s. 7. NANNI 54S ". Broadway
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CDLCRED GIRL. High school graduate.
good writer. hest OF references. !. b..
!. $50 Prospect Place. Brooklyn.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CAPITALIST FOR idea that discounts trad
ms stanlps. Address DALE. 35s Clinton
ave West HoboEeu. y. i.
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HATRDEl.SS SING. Shampoo. manicure. face
massage. scalp treatment done ut lad -
residences. also uauiCuring taught at rea-
sar1ble price Miss PERSON. g West
110th-st.
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pKEssaIAkING AND MILLINERY.

A FIRST CLASS FRENCH DREsSNIAKER
would like q few mere engagements by
the day: has best q city references. Al
cnafE ~ T. D. * IeNiugtor-ave.
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SECRETARY, experimenting refined home.
clerical work or position of trust and re
vuonsibuity. by cultured lady: highest refer
erres given ard REQUIRED. a F. r.. Trib-
uns Harlem ONCE West l25th-st
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Female.
ASSISTANT 81 GENITAL o-Tco. by young
lady: five years expsLsree. hes. refer
errea Address y. NJ FORD. care -
scIwcizer. 81 West G--h-st.
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ASSISTANT UDOKKEETIsP or general Of
fce work. By Young Eirl. L. experienced.
reference J.. 1la East l1S-h-Et
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/ COOK. &c-'rw0 neat Co.Orsi girls as COOK
and upstairs work willing reliable, ret-
-EtL, AGENCY. 4G2 shave Free 90 EN-
ployers.
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COOK MBERNAID.-Japaneas mar
risa couple 81 private family. man *
-e.lsrr cook vie as chambernaid. OF TAX.
entire charge: test references. s II. i5I
Sau1s-sJ Brooklyn.
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COACHMAN and general man on gentle
mans place. Swedc. speaks good English
married. one child wife good cook fine
lavadress. man uood caretuHer u horses.
carriages harness. etc. can milk. care
lawns. drives. etc. wants house or rooms
good references A W. at Carpenter :. I54
Gth-ave
The daily tribune., 1904-03-21
The Tribune Was Correct.

We were handed copy OF last
weeks democratic weakly" by
business man this morning and our
attention called to column article
in regard to the published report of
Mr.. Parker being told to discontinue
work at the Fremont mine by union
miners. The editor Of that ana rchis.
tic sheet says il The Tribune lad
asked people who knew about the
matter it would have gotten the news
straight. Mr.. Parker was sitting in
Yelton's drug store when he related
his experiences in the presence Of
Tribune reporter and the conversa-
tion was heard by both Mr.. Yeltou
and Mr.. Howslls, who can testify "a
to whether The Tribuns's statement
was correct. One Of the union miners
who was with the crowd that stopped
both Mr.. Parker and the other work.
men from the Bear Gulch, also said IL
was . fact. Mr.. Moore. perhaps got
his news direct from the union men
who he mentioned. but The Tribune
got its news direct from Mr.. Parker,
and that gentleman says that the
printed report in The Tribune wss
corrent
The daily tribune., 1904-03-21
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Electric Wire Probably Saved Life
of Henry Zimmerman.

Henry Zimmerman, q man about
45 years Of age, who has been work
ing at The Dorcss mill met with q-ite
a serious accident yesterday which
came near costing him his life. He
was pr ting q belt on q wheel on the
line shaft in the concentrating room
when he slipped and fell . distances
Of about twenty feet. and were it not
for the fact that he struck on an cleo
trio wire. breaking his fall, he would
have undoubtedly met instant death.
But the wire saved him. and . dis
location Of the dorsal vertebraa WAS
the injury received. DR.. Cline was
called who had the injured man re-
moved to Mrs. L. r. Whites over
Lwis' store, where his injuries re-
ceived treatment. and today he was
getting along fairly we'll.
Mr.. Zimmerman family reside
in Cripple Greek.