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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-06


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The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17
Wheels for rent at Testers.

''SS'o AOA iCuS 81 1|tbleT b.
The Denver dailies at I.angtry's.
Offices for rent, single or In suite.
George j. Spear.
Order your meats from the Fulton
Market and get the best.
A complete line Of new wedding
rings at f. l.. Dunham's.
BE booster! Boost your nal!
team. Greeley opera house, March q.
II you want loan, see the Weld
County Abstract 4 Investment com.
pany.
March Is the only blacksmith who
does no other work but the shoeinn
OF horses
Some comfortable, pretty and
cheap couches at Kemmerer's De.
partment store.
Money to loan on gilt edged secur-
tiles. farm or city property. H. C.
Havener, 72l Main street.
The plow season Is on! And Fuller
& Orr are prepared to furnish the
best alfalfa lays In the market.
DO not forget the name "Sherwin-
Williams. 1t Is the best paint
used. D. R. Macarthur & Co., agents.
We have plenty Of money to loan
on good real estate and city prop
erty. Weld County Abstract & In
vestment company.
The Boston woven rubber hose IS
the worlds best 1t is sold for
Q. lu and 1879 cents foot. d. r.
Macarthur & Co. sell it.
NJ. L. Hammond while driving a
frisky colt Saturday was jerked to
the road, falling on his right side and
face and he received several painful
bruises.
Henry Rarksdalc, proprietor Gree.
ley Livery and Feed stables. last
week sold to Scott Davis OF Denver
the fine saddle horse Teddy; consid-
Grafton, sl47.5O.
T. W. Cox Of Colorado Springs, a
friend Of J. A. Crabb Of this city was
In Greeley last Monday looking for a
piece OF business property that he
might purchase.
Is he a coon? No, but he walks
like q coon, talks coon, and sings
coon better than . coon. Five orig
inal coon songs by Percy Foot. opera
house March 2l.
II troubled with weak digestion,
belching or sour stomach, use Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and you will get quick relief. For
sale by all druggists.
The Automatic is one Of the cool
est and cleanest refrigeratoIs made.
and the articles kept in it never be-
come tainted nor spoil. ID. R. Nc
Arthur & Co. sell 1t.
The Hon. John F. Shafroth was in
Greeley Monday on legal business
Mr. Shafroth Is enjoying excellent
health, says he is out OF politics ano
will devote his time to the law and
looking after his farm property.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17

The Boston woven rubber hose is
the worlds best 1t is sold for
., 10 and 1877 cents foot. d. R.
Macarthur 4 Co. sell it.
Say! What Loosen up: 20 bear
good concert State University
Glee and Mandolin clubs, opera
house, March 81. Proceeds 90 to
Greeley High School Athletic asso.
clation.
Ray Walter was with his family
In Geeley Sunday. returning to Den.
yer Monday morning. Mr.. Walter
said that federal reservoir and ditch
work In the Black Hills will be
pushed in few days.
Word has been received here that
H. H. Barton, who formerly con.
Quoted q jeweIry store here, died ut
Grants Pass, Ore, from bronchial
pneumonia. last Wednesday. Mr..
Barton left Greeley about l6 years
ago, but is well known to many Gree.
ley people.
Mr.. and Mis-. R. R. Waestaff of
Kansas City, Mo-, will make their
home in Greeley. Mr.. Waxstsff has
accepted position in the clothing
department Of the Goodmao & Was.
ley store and comes highly recon.
mended as a No. clothing man.
For Sale OF Trade for Land Near
Greeley-200 acres choice bottom and
timber land in southern Missouri,
plenty OF heavy oak, walnut and other
first growth timber; fine fruit land;
new house. barn. granary and other
improvement For particulars ad-
dress E. h. Core, Boulder, Colo.
Proper Treatment of Pneumonia.
Pneumonia is too dangerous a
disease for anyone to attempt to doc.
tor it himself, though he may have
proper remedies at hand. A physician
should always be called. 1t should be
borne IN mind, however, that pneu-
monia always results from a cold CT
from an attack Of the grip, and that
by Rivirg Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy the threatened attack of pEeu-
monia may be warded of. This
remedy Is also used by physicians In
the treatment Of pneumonia with
the best results. Dr. W. J. Smith
Of Sanders, Ala, who is also drug
oiaf aava Of II. I have heen ceiling
CEamberlain's Cough Remedy and
prescribing it in ny practice fol the
past six years. use 1t in cases of
pneumonia and have always gotten
the best results. 2" Sole by all drug
eists.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17
lille Locals.
LIHtt.-EFFf++

the jeweler'
sss repair work at Lester s.
NIX team for sale. George
ecetables, pickles and saw
Futon Market
ur crippled horses to March
bv he will transform them
uupty commissioners ad-
turday till Monday, AFril =.
Nm seen the latest In iron
at Kenmerer'S Department
|der wants attention drawn
. birds in any part OF city
jpp, complexion treated and
X at Mrs. Horizons, 722
eet,
Edison records have just
kived at the Thompson
ppany'S.
hthony Wayne was up from
st Sunday, visiting old
b acQuantances.
w season is on. And Fuller
prepared to furnish the
lays in the market.
engines and i,riRating
3lIy guaranteed, for sale by
ler. OIL Sixth avenue.
howard was In Greeley a few
bday. He was en- route
Angeles to his old home In
ns.
bston woven rubher hose Is
Ids best. 1t Is sold for
l31s cents a foot. D. r.
& Co. sell it.
Carpenter was seriously iu-
Friday by falling from a
tatoes. He was on top OF
cutting some limbs from a
he lost his balance aud fell
of the load, striking his
was necessary to carry him
Ouse and he has been con-
Is bed ever since.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17
The Northwestern Line Russia
Japan Atlas.

A Russo.Japanese wal atlas has
been issued by the Chicago 4 North
Western Railway Three fine colored
maps, each lix20, bound in conven-
lent form for reference. The eastern
situation shown in detail, with tables
showing relative military and naval
strength and financial resources Of
Russia and Japan.
Copy mailed to any address on re-
ceipt OF ten QO) cents in postage by
d. II. HOOPS.
General Agent G. Il n. w. Railway,
SOL Seventeenth street, Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17
Reds Are Ready.

With the coming Of the robins the
young mans thoughts lightly turn to
thoughts OF baseball. he Greeley
Reds have been reoIganized for the
season OF 1904, with William Patter-
son manager and Lester Offerlee cap
tain. The first real game OF the
season will be played here April 3,
when the Denver Electlics will be
here for workout. The team this
wear has been Strengthened some, es-
peciaIy in pitchers. Neeley of Long
mont has been added to the twirlers.
The other members who will be on
the team are 6. Luman, Sanders.
Ambrose, Kerr, Giddings, Hume.
Rolinger, Jones, Norris, Offerlee,
Smith, Shepard.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17

There Is more Catarrh IN this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to De
incurable. For q great many years doctors pro,
pounced II q local disease and prescribed local
remedies. and by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incurabie
Science has proven catarrh to be a constitution
al disease and therefore requires "a eors:itotion-
al treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, nanutac-
tured BY +. j. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. ONO, IS
the only constitutional cure on the market III
M taken IN erually in doses from 10 drops to
1t acts directly on the blood anc
mucous surfaces of the system. They ofer one
hundred dollars for any case IT fails to cure
send for CIRCULARS and testimonials
F.J. CHENEY & co, Toedo.o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Hall's Eumily Pills are the best.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17
Flowers in Bloom in Antonio.

San Acknowledgment and beautiful
is one Of the most delightful places
in winter-Coloradoa favorite re-
sort. The Colorado Il Southern rail
way offers a round trip rate Of s4l. 10
from Denver. Ii you do not care to
10 to San Antonio, let US map out
pleasure trip for you to some other
southern resort: possibly you would
prefer a trip across the Gulf Of Mex
tco. T. E. FISHER.
General Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17
Now Is the Time

To visit Hot Springs. Ark. via the Mis-
sour Pacific Iron Mountain route.
The season at the great national health
and pleasure resort is now IN full blast:
climate unsurpassed. Handsome descrlp
tive literature can be obtained free by
calling on or addressing
ii. 3. kOOSER,
Gen. Western Freight and Passenger
Agent. 100 Stout street. Denver, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17
To Cure a Cold in One Day

axe Laxative Bromo- Qulnine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if they
fail to cure. f. W. Groves signature is
on each box. Twenty five cents.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17

General Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo.
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ELECTRICAL OZONE Ia the best and
cheapest HOME CURE for CATARRH
and WEAK LUNGS ever produced IL cures
when everything else has failed our
OZONE GENERATOR does Il. We guar
antae cur Home Treatment will cure you.
or II will cost you nothing Under these
conditions you have nothing TO lose anc
everything to gain. Write for Booklet i.
THE WISTARIAN CO. LIS broadway.
New-Tork
PiLES.-BslFs Pile Remedy. Immediate re-
lief Guaranteed cure. Price xl-Oo- Guide
70 Homeopathy free. BELLS PHARMACY
Nesey-st. N@w-TOrk.
HYDRIATRIC INSTITUTE. water treat
mont cas- Park-ave.. cor. 66th-st.. treats
patients sent BY physicians for Rheuma-
tism, 6fout. Nervous Diseases, etc; Nau-
helm Baths. patients can receivs massass
and water treatment at own residences
Tel. 1880 Plaza.
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COMFORTABLY furnished light rooms for
gentlemen; steam heat and bah. sc Uni
versity Place.
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WORK WANTED.

GOV ERNESS---A competent American lady
wishes to take charge OF a grown child I;
speaks French and spanish: also a mu-
stefan: best Of references Address Nine
l.. $40 Safest. Brooklyn
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rurRoPopEsTs.

1900 ". HANNA, chiropo .., q .
- = Hanna Pnlia es5 ?, A'si'''0
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GOVERNESS.-A competent American lady
wishes to take charge OF a grown child:
speaks French and Spanish: also a mu-
stefan: best Of references. Address Nine.
L.. 30 Safest. Brooklyn.
GovERNESs or CoMPANIoN.-By lady.
Swiss. certified teacher: perfect French,
German. English. music: accustomed 70
travelling here and abroad: highest refer
ences- NJ L. B.. Tribune Uptown Ofice,
/. 364 Broadway.
LADIEs.-You need shirt waists and chill
dren's clothes made for the summer: first
class sewer (hand and machinel. going out
by the day. Write Mile. REGINA PSI
West 24th-st
LADlES.-Most profitable home work: 50
20 SIS weekly; material free: no can
yRFsing; steady work: send stamped en-
velope SURETY CO. Chicago.
LADIES TO do piecework at their homes;
We furnish all materials and pay from 81
70 III weekly. Send stamped envelope TO
ROYAL co. 81 East Monroe-st.. Chicago.
LADIES WANTED everywhere copying
letters at home, evenings or spare time
and return TO us no mailing or canvassing
SO weekly earned: materials free. Inclose
self-a1dressed envelope for particulars.
GUARANTEE CO.. No. 116 Ninth-st
Philadelphia. Penn.
LADY. experienced entry clerk; very anx-
ious for position: Jewelry house pre-
ferred. Address s., IA Bushwick-ave..
Brooklyn.
PROOFREADER wishes work at homs or
IN office: difficult manuscript a speciality;
would 20 as assistant: understands general
Office work. Address for one week, Mrs.
II. S. r.. 4ei Columbus-ave.
PRooFREADER. accurate and rapid. de-
sires work at home. Address IL. A.. go
West 23d-st
PRIVATE family laundry; all hand work;
open air drying: one hour from New-York
on New-Haven road. Particulars, MRS. l.
SEELY, 10 East a2d-st-
REFINED. capable business woman. having
had years experience as secretary,
treasurer and Office manager. desires POSI-
tion OF responsibility ard trust: accustomed
TO handling correspondence, managing
clerical force, attending 20 advertising mat
tiers. etc: highest references. Address EX-
ECUTTNE ABILITY, Tribune Uptown Of
fee. 1894 Broadway.
sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
BY young girl. beginner: willing to start
with small wages. NJ. L.. l2s Hayrison-st.
Brooklyn
sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
BY an apt beginner; good speed on Rem
ingEton Nos. and 7; will start with low
wages Address NJ HYSTOP. s43 oth-st.,
jersey City. n. J.
4 I 4
ladies as typewriters or general ONCE
work: one understands the card index sys-
tenn s, 9S3 st. Marks-ave-, Brooklyn.
UPHOLSTERESS. - Receivers furniture.
makes sofa pillows etc: would like worE
In boarding house. Address r. +. f.. %
East f4th-st.
VISITING GOVERNESS.- Eng
fish. accent marks. punctuation. etc; can
give facility for the requirement OF foreign
languages In one-fourth time. Miss NET
TIE KERN. Hanover-st-. Queens. Long
Island.
VISITING SECRETARY desires zorro
epondence Of professional people: dictati1n
called for twice weekly; highest reference
VISITING SECRETARY. 263 W. 125th-st.
WOMEN 10 sew at home: so per week: ma
terials sent everywhere free: steady work:
plain sewing only Send addressed envelope
for full particulars 8 F. G., Du PonL
Philadelphia. Penn
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

CoACHMAN.-Family giving up horses
wishes situation for their cOachman.
whom they can highly recommend Ad-
dress J. G. 10 East STth-st-
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Female.
RRONDWAW
nAlRDRESS1EG SCHOOL.
So WILL DO IT.

LIS BROADWAY. NEAR s3D-sT.
hanicuring. chirOpody. dermatology. mss-
saying, scalp treatment: incorporated: legal
diplomas: expert teachers IN all depart
rn"ntss = years experience. this insutu-
tiou. the most famous OF its kind IN the
world. prepares students IN theoretical and
practical chirppody. qualifying them fo- the
pedic examinations Of this state. over "
persons having been prepared by Us: day.
evening sessions: ladies' maids taught. spe-
cial - course cur graduates are assisted 20
Eood paying positions. persons desiring %
master any branch cheaply and quickly viii
md II % their interest 20 consult US. Call.
write. l.27s Broadway. 32d. former owner
New-Nork Hairdressing School.
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, COACHNAN and GARDENER.-Compe-
tent. trustworthy German; middle age.
single; understands milking. carpentering.
all on gentleman's place; SO: excellent
references: disengaged 10Th COACHMAN.
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COACHMAN; thoroughly understands care
Of horses. harness. carriages. wiling and
obliginS: city or country. best references:
last employer can be seen. c.. Tribune Up
town Office. ]. 364 Broadway.
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COACHMAN.-Single: city or country; ga
years city reference from last employer.
also can be seen W. h. care OF Ambrose.
474 Columbus-ave
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED o. unfurnished parlor suite.
suitable Tor doctor. dentist or musical
studio. heated. running water: terms raod-
crate. lac East 3sth-st
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COVERINGS or COMPANION.-By lady
swiss. certified teacher: perfect French.
German. English. music; accustomed 10
travelling here and abroad: highest refer
ences NJ l.. B.. Tribune Uptown Office,
.3d4 Broadway.
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COACHMAN.-A1 IN every respect: only
families requiring Al man need answer
this: country preferred: references will bear
strtctest Investigation Address j. NJ.
I 300 ad-ave
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observation-disclosures aged 20; height
feet > inches: viii be well recommended
personal references, careful city driver;
moderate wages. r. w, 228 Lee-ave..
HrOOklvn
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r,sroFF CLOTHING.

- cpTcF. Maid ror ladies', gentle
4 sntsl -hiif~er's discarded Clothing.
ssrf ard 81 -eet Costumes. Jewelry.
I, ffelt ru-s. etc. Mr. or Mrs. n.
"a 6th-ave-: telephone lois r
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COACHMAN.-Underst care OF horse.
wagon. harness. lawn. garden; handy.
willing. sober. honest; American. Y. single:
reference: city or country. COACHMAN.
Box Is. Tribune once.
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A LARGE ROOM: bath; private house
~ Wet s5th-st.
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Los1.

LOST.
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 8, sOs OF
Siegel, Cooper a. Co. Bankers, In the
city Of New-Nork. 1Sth-st- ana oth-ave.
issued 70 Samuel Frcnkel: ali persons are
cautioned against purchasing or negotiating
the same Any person having q claim %
said passbook Is hereby called upon 10 pre-
sent the same TO the bankers on or before
the LIST day OF April, 1904. or submit 10
having the psssbook declared cancelled and
eNtinguished. and a new book issued a. lieu
thereof.
BoST.-Bankbook No. 23S SIS q the Union
Dime Savings Institution is mlEsinE. Any
person having a claim 10 q Is hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said pass book cancelled
and q new one issued.
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LAUNDRIEs.

flft private family WASH called for and
delNerec; lace curtains specially. PARK
HAND LAUNDRY. l,1sO Aiadison-ave
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TRrBUNE READERS CAN DEAL
lrm THE FOLLOWING EMPLOY
iEn1 AGENCIES WITH ENTIRE CON-
ImNCE.
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Male.
WANTED.-MaEazine Advertising can
vasser; excellent opportunity on a first
class advertising proposition for a bright.
active young man: one who has worked on
a magazine preferred. Address. with ref
erences. W. IL. Box 20. Tribune Office.
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COACHMAN.-Good appearance: cOmpe-
tent: in out OF the stable: desires
small place In the country. sober; refer
ence. Address F. S. Tribune Uptown Of
fee. 1854 Broadway.
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AT ONCE
We recommend high grade openings: sal
aries, $1,000 TO $500.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CO..
a Union square
A FREE SCHOLARSHIP In Illustrating
Journalism. Proofrcading. Advertising,
Bookkeeping StenOgraphy ur Electrical En-
ginecrlng given 10 those who apply at once.
tuition is absolutely Tree. MENTION c0eIse
OF AMERICA BOX 24O. Scranton. Penn
ARE YOU THE MAN WE NEED7
We need HUNDREDS OF high grade men, Ex-
positions. paying from $1,000 Up 20 5000 a
year. Can you nj one OF them Cali OF
write for pian and booklet HAPGOODS
Onc.D. suite 5Os. 800 Broadway. y T.
BUFFERS. second men. COOKS. kitchen
maids and Protestant chamter maid
MRS. WHITES BUREAU. ia East 5sth-st-
CAPABLE SALESMAN 10 cover Sew-York
with staple line: high commissions with
advance OF 500 monthly; permanent POSI-
ton 10 right man JESS II. SMITH CO..
Detroit. Mich.
EARN $50 70 sloO monthly corresponding
for newspapers: s. column for work In
spare time; no canvassing. send for par
tculars. Northern Press Syndicate. LOCK
port. n. Y.
wANFED-A LAD IN an Office between the
ages % Il and Il; must he bright ene
neat IN appearance. Address BRIGHT.
Tribune Uptown once. 1854 broadway.
YOUNG MEN everywhere. copy letters.
home evenings. 81 80 week Send sd-
Creased envelope for particulars, NAN
AGER Dept ild Box LII. Philadel-
Dhia. Penn
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COACHMAN.-First class: city OF country
single: would take permanent situation
understands all parts Of business: eight
years best references. F. NJ. l49 East
82d-st
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COACHMAS.-First class experienced
driver. horseman and In every way COM
petent; several years city references from
last and former employers who can be
seen. II. b, lbs west z0th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06

LADIES.-You need shirt waists and chill
dren's clothes made for the summer: FIRST
class sewer thand and machinel. going out
ny the day. Write Mile. REGINA. PSI
West 24th-st
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COACHMAN and good gardener; good ref
erences. Address A. NJ. 100 Bleecker-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. Morphins OF
Drug habits cared for. doctor in attend
ance- n ENGEL. izb East 6sth-st.
HYDROTHERAPY-N equipped fusti-
tute for treatment OF neurasthetics. 4.
FRANCIS. East 21th-st Tel 35I Md
oSTEoPATHE.
EDWARD .. UNDERWOOD. ID. o.. I5e
5ch-aVe Phone q, 1pa-16th 81. HoErs. 8
&C ESQ. Saturday. 10 p
DIR. c. A. BODE.-Sew Osteopathy: hydro.
electro thermal and vibration treatment
for al chronic diseases. - West 45th-st.
G. WINFIELD PATTEN. y. D. s.. p. o..
! W. esth, cor. Central Park West. Hours
60. Sat. e-l2 Telephone 20l Columbus.
WI E. AND and ANNA DILI-ABOUGH.
POS West b6th-st. Tel 1928 Col. Treat
ment at residence n desired
5. LIGHTER. Osteopathic Physician. grad
uate under the founder a T. Stfu.
Phone 4s9S-5sth. &c West Ssth-st
THE JOHN \. HELMER INSTITUTE OF
OSTEOPATET. l2S East 3sth-st.. corner
| I,exinEton-ave. Telephone. 76O Madison
/ Square. Graduate Of American School %
OFteOpathy (under the founderl.
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AGENTS.-Get out OF the nut Why not
own your own business2 Quick sales.
Large profits. Samples free. 7. III. SAY
Man. Ais 10 2i25 Frankiin-avs.. St
Louis. No.
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COACHAlAN.-T3y competent married man,
with two children, four and seven years
old; FIRST class reference: wages Moderate
sts-. Hackensack. -. J.
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SSTH-Sr-. WEST 1Ts.-Isarge and small
rooms. elegUntly furnished: private house
end family: very refined surround ngs:
breakfast optional; gentlemen preferred.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
OPTICIANS.

NUNDORFFS ''NEERANFAR" Epeciaeles
and Eyeglasses. ground IN one solid piece
Of glass: 70 cement 20 loosen and blur or
become detached and lost. avoiding the dis
comfort 20 well known o. al others. ThEo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06

COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By an ex-
cellent German: can milk and be useful
in many ways: speaks good English: best
references. r S. at Carpenters 154 9Th
ave.
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MAN, 80: long experience in Office work.
bookkeeping. billing. etc: quick. accurate
fgurer: good penman: unquestionable ref
erences; moderate salary. o. WALKER, )
Cherles-st
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
MAN, 80, married. handy with tools around
machinery. in factory or business house.
Address J. SCHADz-E, 23S Congress-st-,
Jersey City Heights.
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| COACHMAN.-Bv young Irishman: coun-
try preferred: can furnish best OF refer
ences- c.. Box 81. Tribune ONCE.