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ENTRENCH AS THEY ADVANCE.
JRps ShrapneI Fire Causes Change ln
 Russian Tactics.

Mukden. Oct. 24-(Via Pekin.) )-The Russian forces on the left again crossed the Shakhe River october 21, and are now pushing forward towards the Japa- nese positions. entrenching as they ad- vance. At the same time. Russian pat teries are continually bombarding the Japanese. who can be plainly seen busily engaged in the making or trenches
 This plan of the Russians to en- trench as they advance was adopted because It was found in the recent big
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
WOman's Body Found fin River

NashvIIIe, Tenn., Oct. 24.-The dead body of Mamie Stephenson. white woman was found floating in the Cum berland river here this morning. It is not known whether she fell over a bluff and met death on the rocks below or was murdered. The police are in clined to the belief that the woman was murdered and her body thrnYn in to the water
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
Iuntice Cooper Resigns.

Washington, Oct. 24.-The President has accepted the resignation of James F. Cooper. Associate Justice of the Su- preme Court of the Philippine Islands to take effect October IS. Judge Coop CT was appointed from Texas. He has served three years on the bench with credit in the Philippines and resigns on account of advancing years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
hittcr FeelinE Exists Between the
 Whites and Blacks.

Norfolk, Va. Oct. 2l.-Berkley is now under martial law. Two eucouo- ters occurred tonight between troops and negroes. One negro refused to obey orders to move on and was bay- onetted. He Is not seriously hurt.
 TWO militiamen called on q negro seen crossing a lot to halt. In reply he opened fire on them and thep re- piled. The negro fired three times ana Tell before the soldiers fire. As they rushed towards him he jumped up and ran. escaping in the darJxness It is thought he Is wounded. There IS an ugly undercurrent of feeling ex- lsting among the negroes of the town
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
Jacksonville Trade. Carnival,

Jacksonville. Fla, Oct. 24.-The Jacksonville Trades Carnival opened here today with the floral parade. To- night the landing of the party and the crownng of the kind and queen at the Stadium. The carnival commentaries the rebuilding of Jacksonville after the fire of 1901
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
WONDERFUL CURE
 OF SORE HANDS
By CutIcura After the Most Awful Suffering
 Ever Experienced.
EIGHT DOCTORS
And Many Remedies Failed to do a Cents Worth
 of Good.

"About i've years ago was troubled with sore hands, so sore that when I would put them in water the pain would very nearly set me crazy, the skin would peel of and the flesh would get hard and break. There would be blood fiow- ing from at least fifty places on each hand. Words could never tell the suf- fering I endured for three years. I tried everything that was told to use for fully three years, but could get no relief. tried at least eight different doctors, but none of them seemed to do me any good, as my hands were as bad when got through doctoring as when I first began. I also tried many reme- dies, but none of them ever did me one cents worth of good. was discour- aged and heart-sore. l would feel so bad mornings when got up, to think had to go to work and stand the pain for ten hours, and often felt like giv- ing up my position. Before started to work mornings I would have to wrap every finger up separately, so as to try and keep them sOft and then wear gloves over the rags to keep the grease from getting on my work, At night I would have to wear gloves in bed. In fact, had to wear gloves all the time. But thanks to Cuticura. the greatest of all great skin cures. After doctOring for three years, and spending much money, 50c. box of Cuticura Ointment ended all my suffer ings. It's been two years since used any and don't know what sore hands are now, and never lost 6 days work while using Cuticura Ointment"
 THOMAS A. CLANCY,
 sl0 N. Montgomery St., Trenton, N. J.
 sola shroughout tho world. Cusleara RsaolssnL Eaa
 n term of ChosoAte Coated PlIs 2sc per vial of o) ointIneHe De- Soap, zte. Depotsi London s5 Charter aeuss sas Fra RSs de ls Pax Bol.oa, is coiumbus
 Ersan6 f0f " The Great Skin BooE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
MRS. STERNBERGER DEAD.
Did Not Make n Coherent Statement
 After Her Conviction.

-N"a Na"Ae COherent Statement
 After Her Conviction.
 Memphis. Oct. 24.-Mrs Fannie E Sternberger, who shot and killed Mil ton J. Sternberger, her husband. sev- eral weeks ago. and who was convicted or involuntary manslaughter and sen fenced to two years in the penitentiary, died today al hospital.
 After the verdict was rendered ten days ago. the woman collapsed and has not made coherent statement since. She was removed to hospital under guard and has grown steadily weaker until death ended her sufferings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25

been left tied to a fence in yard. The farmers fired, but not before the bears had despatched the horse. Three bears were killed by the volley and the others, losing courage by the uneXpect- ed attack, fled back to the mountain ridges.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
Convicted Murderer Commits Suicide

New York. Oct. 24.-Frank Gustaf- son. d convicted murderer. who today was to have been sentenced to death in the electrical chair. committed sui- eide during the night by hanging him self in his cell in the Tombs. On the night of June 1 last, Gustafson shot and killed his wife.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
ADMIRAL SEES THINGS.
Thinks He Sighted the Enemy in q
 English Channel

Paris. Oct. 35.-The Mathis Cher bourg correspondent reports that he in- terviewed the commander of the Rus sian torpedo fiotilla which left that port Monday. who said that during Sunday night a wireless message from Vice. Admiral Rojestvensky had been re- ceived as follows:
 "Redouble precautions and vigilance Enemy signalled in channel"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
Other Side of It.

Chicago News.
 Him-I think man should marry a girl he has known from his childhood.
 Her-Yes, but if girl knew man from childhood she would probably know better than to marry him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
WEATHER FORECAsT.

WashlnEtOn. Oct. 24.-FOr Alabama Fair and warmer TuesdayJ Wednesday, rain. colder; fresh southwest, shifting to northwest winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
NnrhvilIe Rents AInhnmn
OIL TRUSTS GREATEST FEAT.

Tuscaloosa, Oct. 24.-tfniversity Of Nashville, IT: University of Alabama, 0'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25

scld slaozgheut tho world Cuticara RsaolxsnL she. fln torm q Choeoiae Coated Pia 2Ec per vial of 6 ointneHf 4le, soep, 2Se Depots London s5 Chartsr- nense r4z kns de ia Pa'Ei Boston, iH Coiumbus Ave kQitei Orug . Chem. CnFp., Sole PropFietogt
 Grsend ior The 0rsas ssin BooE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-12

SECOND or useful man; refined. honest
sober and most Industrious young man.
urfvate family. Care Wenger. so shave
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had sold $50 Of his wages actually paid on account
Of that loan SlzS and some cents. That Is TO say,
he paid 5 Der cent per month, 60 per cent per an
num- for the loan Of that so. and the loan conthu-
he cot rid Of that obligation, N4s- You VIII see,
gentlemen that such transactions as that must
TecessarSlv result in the impoverishment OF un-
forrlnates ! ought TO call them blamable 70 en-
gage in such transactions we nave aTothef STAT
on tits subject. viii call your attention 10 that
statute for Il il even more stringent
II saws: at shall not be lawful for any person OF
rp-rous 10 purchase TO have assigned 10 MIN
any laborer or employee Of any corporation or IN
individuals doing business IN TINS SIate
for anv work or labor be rendered by such labor
or or -eTnploye Of any such corporation or lnol-
son or nerso0s so purchasing or having assigned to
him or them. shall directly or indirectly nave re-
ceiyed OF contracted receive from such laborer
or enpl0ve more than the legal rate OF interest es-
tabished by the laws OF this State upon the amount
OF such pay or wages Que OF 10 become Sus 81
purchased assigned" -.
Tho usury statute does not make II criminal II
Is only the keeping Of the place for the carrying
on Of that business that makes IL misdemeaIlor
The refers labOrerS ana employees any
erson or persons violating the first section OF this
act shall be deemed guilty OF a miSdeTneallor ana
on conviction thereof shall be punished by a me
not exceeding 500. the discretion OF the court
So that a single makes the purchaser guilty
Of a crime. and the practice of the act makes him
guilty Of another crime SO in either aspect those
transactions are criminal If the evidence warrants
indictments ought TO be found
law dealing with usurers known the Burke
law passed both houses OF the New-Jersey Legts-
lature. and is in the hands OF the Governor
A case brought by the Prosecutor under the above
INTERPRETATION Of the law recently dismissed
in q lower court in Jersey City.
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OFFICE FURNITTE.
STORAGE NOTICES.


New-YorI April .. 1904.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 20 each and
every Individual hereinafter mentioned
that on Thursday. the Tw,nty-frst Day o.
April, 1904. the following goods VIII be sold
at PUBLIC AUCTION. at the Warehouse OF
the GUARDIAN STORAGE AND TRASS-
FER COMPANY. Nos 3Ol ana 5O5 West
l25th-st, in the Borough Of Manhattan.
CITY and County OF New-Nork. al 1920
a. m. to recover the amount due upon said
goods for storage charges upon the same,
pursuant 70 law and such sale VIII be con-
tinued from day 10 day until all said goods
shall be sold. To q. +. Ashcroft. barrels.
boxes. trunks. S47 10: o. II. Atkins, house
hold goods, SIS 30; T. !. Blanck. household
goods. Sl36 20: Arthur ChrIsten, household
goods. $50 %: Jos Collins. household goods,
$40 40: Helen Clinord, household goods.
So %: Mrs. J. J. Cardiff, household goods.
S45 IS: ThOE J. Curran. household goods.
So %. Mrs. J. g. Dabney. household goods.
SIS AZ: 9. W Dobblns household goods.
piano, So -; Mrs 7. Davidson. SIS.
Emmet r. Fav. household goods. S23 -;
Mrs J. Ford boxes. chest, SO 30; Mrs. II.
c. Fischer. piano, SO 80. Thos- W Foian.
household goods. S94 40: Mrs. X. Fisher.
household goods. S33; Mrs. NJ r. Hender-
son. household goods, plano, Sl2l %; ".
J. Hendricks. safe. boxes. S14 10. Robert
Bale. trunk. sewing machine, SO 20.
Z. J. Harris. household goods, S44 -, ".
+ Ingram. household goods So "a. Mrs.
S2s 40: Mrs. NJ. keenan,. pictures. chairs.
etc. $3.50: Miss =. NJ Levin. bedstead.
etc, Sl1 20. J. l. Leahy, household goods,
S4s 81; Mrs. r. Lye. household goods.
SIS 10: Mrs. Mary McLaren, household
goods. $50. Mrs. c A. Mixer. plano,
S2l 65: Mrs. G. W. McCandliss. household
goods. SIS 50: A !. Miller, boxes, tools.
etc, S5l ID. William Moriarity. carpets.
sl2: John Morris, household goods, S42 Is;
Mrs. +. Y. z. Montague, household goods.
Sos 30: VIM. II Nelson. household goods,
So 40: Mrs. L Nicely. household goods S22:
Mrs. S. owen. household goods sos -: Mrs.
II. Quinn. household goods. $40 80: Frank
Reeber household goods $40. Mrs. A Rup-
pert. household goods. $50 40; J. B. Row
ley, household goods. SsS 90: Miss c A.
Stevens trunks, barrels. packages Sl4; W.
Sparrow. household goods, $50 %: VIM. II.
Trainor, boxes. SO 90; J. ". Thomas.
household goods. S53 10: Mrs H w Van
deroef. household goods. $40 ~: Mrs. G.
Weber. basket. barrel Sl4 10: Ms. =.
Weber, household goods, $50 50; Mrs IL
Warden, household goods, So 90; Mics Mel
lie White. trunk. s. 20: J. r Wells. table,
chairs. etc S44 20: Mrs.. A Ward trunks
caHes, S33 S.; Mrs n. B. Written, house
hold goods. SIS -; hrs Mary WEIGH.
household goods. SIS 10. Notice is further
given that. the time Of payment OF the fen
OF SAID warehousernan upon said property
having expired. ana due notice having been
heretofore given 10 all OF said above named
persons, said sale viii be held as author
lied by the statutes in such cases provided
GUARDIAN STORAGE AND TRANSFER
COMPANY
OFFICE 305 WEST 125TH-sT..
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
NETWORK CITY.
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CAN INDICT USURERS.
Justice Tells Grand jury Their Of
fees Are "DiSordcriy Houses"

Justice Jonathan Dixon yesterday called the Hud-
soa County Grand Jury before him at Jersey City
and made q special charge in relation to money
lenders who charge illegal rates Of interest lie
SAID IA PAX:
]. has long been the law OF this State thai TO
ms utafn a place the habtual violation OF the
Fta tutes was a misdemeanOr. such a place being
tu the a disorQerly house, ana every
hoay concerned in the maintenance Of such a house
being guilty OF a misdemean0r. 1t is not neces-
cary that the practices themselves should be GRIN
snai or indictable. IL is enough that they be IN
violation OF positive law.
Nov we are Informed that there places in
this county where the business Of taking usurious
interest carried on; where that Is the business
Tor which the place Is kept You viii see therefore
on the principles ! have stated. that the keepers
Of such a place must re guilty Of misdeineallor.
Now We are informed that one phase OF this bust
ness consists Of what they cali buying time. That
Il 10 say. empiOye having wages earned or Ia
prospect OF being earned. and wishing TO receive
his wages before they become due from his en-
ployer. viii sell his right TO collect those wages
10 somebody who is willing to purchase them. At
these places there IS considerable OF this business
carried on. To purchase the wages that are TO be
earned sometimes they take from the onplOye a
specific contract guaranteeing the payment OF the
wages and that looks like loan. the assignment
OF wages being taken collateral.
We have before the Court OF Errors and
Appeals case IN which it appears that man who
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SAY HE HAS ALTERED STAMPS.
Man Who Spent Much Time in Washington
Square Studios Arrested.

Richard P. H. Wolfe. alias Albert Roth. alias
N r winters said to be a German artist was
yesterday held in $500 BAIL charged with grand
larceny.
1t was alleged by Detective Flood. Of the Distrct
Attorneys office that Wolfe has Tor some tlnle
altered stamps to make them appear valuable
Wolfe II is said, came from Boston some time ago.
and has spent considerable of his time In the
studios about Washington Square. He was ar
rested on complaint of Joseph H Negreen. dealer
In stamps at No. 12s East Twenty-third-st-, who
alleged that he paid Wolfe 500 for collection,
which he found later to be worthless because they
had been colored and altered. -
When Wolfe was arrested IL is alleged, an en-
velope containing stamps was found IN MS posses
sion These were sent J. y. SUN. a stamp e%-
pert at No. is East Twenty-third-st, who pro-
nounced them worthless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-12
DETECTIVE SERGEANT FINLEY DIES.

Detective Sergeant Peter J. Finley died last night
at his home, No SS9 Second-ave.. from pneumonia.
He was one of Inspector McClusl1y's right hand
mon and had been in plain clothes most OF MS
service on the police force. He was born IN Io'z'
went on the force in 1895 and was made detective
sergeant in 1900. Finley went to Derby, conn, Ior
William Hooper Young, after the atterS capture
there for killing Mrs. Anna Pulitzer lie had been
prominently identified with several murdsr mys-
terieS.
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CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
century Wheelmen OF New-Nork. a 60
nestle membership corporation having lls
principal property and place oi business -
40 Afnsfer.ssrn Avenue ia the County and
state OF New York. VIII apply 70 the Su-
preme Court y the state Of New \ ork ar a
special term thereof To he held az Spec'a.
Tenn Part l AT the County Court House. in
The County OF New York. on the 10Th DAY '-
MAY 1904 At 1880 o clock IN the lorenzo.
OF that day or as soon thereaftet as couis' D.
cs, be heard for an order authorizing The
said corporation 10 change its corporal
name 10 Century Athletic club
Dated New York, April 9Th, 1900
CENTURY WHEELNEN OF NEW 1thh.
- WILLIS WAKEFIELD, President.
CHARLES LA Rue. ESQ. Attorney Tor
Petitioner. .. $50 Broadway. y. y 1lil
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LADY's MAID.-By German Protestant,
first class sewer. hairdresser and packer.
city references. So LANG a BOEE-
ERER co. IS West 2Tth-at
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LOST


lost. Handbook No. z0S.1 LAG az the Union
Dime Savings institution IS MISSING. AnJ
person having claim 20 Il rs hereby callea
upon TO present the same Wltaln Ten ot1y >
or submit TO having said liassoook edliseiie'l
and a new one Issued.
LOST or STOLEN -Bankb-p7k No. 3S5.O15
af the German Savings Bank in the 'lly
of.Nev--Yorll. corner 4th-aye. and 1sth-st-.
issued 10 Bernhard Glnthe-. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned 20 rae hank on ire 80 ca!
Of Nav. 1904 a duplicate VII be Issued
UOST. -Bankhook No 7o7.97o. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-sve.. New-Nork ray
rueut stopped. Please return book TO bank
IOsT on sTOI En-. Handbook No. 177.1S5
Of the German Savings Bank IN the CITY
Of New-YOrk. corner 4th-ave- and 44th-si-'
issued 10 FREDERICK Kleinle- All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned 20 the hank on the ovih Gay
OF April 1898. a duplicate will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN. Handbook No. so. "a
Of the German Savings Bank in the city
a. Neyv-Eork corner sth-aye. and l4th-sf-.
issued 20 Oswald Schaaf All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned to the hank on the 3d day OF
May, 1900. a duplicate will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN. handbook No. $50 .525
Of the German SAVINGS Bank, IN the CITY
OF New-YorlZ, corner shave and l4in-st-,
cautioned against negotiating the same II
moi returned 10 the bank on the g day o.
May 1904 a duplicate viii be issued
LOST or STOLEN. No. 1862 At.
OF the ErniRrant Industrial Savings Bank.
PAYMENT stopped Please return book 10
bank. No. 81 Chambers-st.
LOST OR sToLEN.-Bankbook No. 425.T3s
q the German Savings Rank 81 the city
q New-Yorl<. corner 4th-ave. ans l4fh-st-.
Issued 70 Anna Well. All persons Gro
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned TO the bank on the 10Th Gay Of
April, 1904. a duplicate viii be issued
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BOOKS RorGHr AND SOLD.

FRENCH and Italian books and comic
papers imported direct weekly Mail
orders promptly attended 10. Tel $3.50
spring 5 r NANNI bsS ". Broadway
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

Female.
PHYSICIAN and companion to invalid lady.
by woman physician; cultured, competSht
a-i experienced. references Address l..
Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway.
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SHIPPING and RECEIVING CLERK. 2H;
seven years experience. good reference.
ANDREW BECK Err. 362 Hart-st.. Brook
lyn
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and hot frames flowers. vegetables and
lawns; married: references GARDENER
2O2 Court-st.. BROOKLYN
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USEFUL MAN.-YounE man. IS. IN coun-
Try: make himself useful IN hotel or on
farm; good penulan- WECHSLER- -
East Houston-st-
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AGENTS WANTED.

ONE OF the oldest and
strongest LIE Insurance
Companies wishes 70 secure
a District Agent FOR Scraa-
.0n and vicinity. The
agency has a large line OF
business on its books and "A
liberal commission contrast
with renewals viii be made.
This Is a splendid oppor
ianity for a good life writer
lasir0us OF improving his
position. Only experienced
and successful men neec
apply. Address District
Agent. +. y. Box 1892.
PhilA-. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-12

FARMER tForeman).-By North OF Ireland
Protestant: married; wife. two boys, aged
II and years; thoroughly experienced all
branches OF arm and dairy; wife nne
poultry and Iairy woman, butter maker.
eto will board help; eight years best ref
erenoes: ready now. r h. at Carpenter >.
l54 6th-Rye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-12

USEFUL. MAN.-Uuderstauds vegetables
garden. lawns and furnace. city refer
er~a a SPFg-FTT g1s Fast SSth-st-
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES.-J00 second hand
wood ana iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eX-
changed. GEO b. EDDY. 3as Madlson-st
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VALET and ATTENDANT wish TO
recommend an excellent Swiss Protestant
man Of neat appearance. absolutely sober
and reliable: has had hospital training: per
fectly willing 90 live out OF New-Iork: two
and FIVE years references. Mrs L.
SEELY. 70 East S2d-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-12

HOUSEWORKER.-T>w in family: S25: no
washing or ironing; good references re
ouired Mrs. GOLFERS AGENCY. 122
West 23d-Ft
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OOACHMAN and GARDENER-By Ger
man; married; no family; wants house:
god general man on gentleman's place. can
milk care lawnG. roads. drives, etc: handy
with tools: strictly temperatos excellent ref
erence r. $. at Carpenters. l54 6th-ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80; medium weight:
smooth face: an excellent man for coun-
try; strictly temperate; references can be
seen PATRICK 16< 6th-ave.
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MAN and WIFE. Episcopalians; white; 90
washing. country preferred; two or three
ADULTS: last employer can be seen wages
$40 together Advertiser. K b. zlV west
25th-st. care Mrs Rooney
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.,d 4. 80 harmless we taste II 70 be sure II
IN nrousrlv made Accept no counterfeit OF
rir5iisr name DR.. l. A. Sayre said 10 q
ladv OF the haut-ton Ca PATIENT; As you
$50. iii use them, l recommend
.1sOT-P ATTDrS CREAM as the least harm
,Sl OF All the skin preparations For ssle
80 al Drngeists ana Fancy Goods Dealers
IN the Il. s., Canada and Europe.
FERD. 7. HOPKINS. Prgp'rs
III Great Joncs-st-. y. 7.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

A SKIN OF BEAUTY Is A 10Y FOR
EVER
DR. 7. FELIX GOURAuypgs ORIENTAL
CREAM Oh NAGICAr- RFsA ff.IsIr - =
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HELP WANTED.

Female
COOK, $40, waitress So. chamberTnaid.
$50, Scotch or English Professionals; three
IN Family. Mrs. GOLFERS AGENCY. IL
West 2Sd-st-
COOKS. laundresses. mattresses. house
workers kitChenmsids. girls promptly
suited Coz 6th-ave.. S5th-st; NINE.
JACQUIN'S BUREAU
CHAMBERMAID and waitress. cook and
laundress. SO. general houseworker. SIS,
So. small private family: child,s nurse and
hospital nurse HAh- II EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. !. $50 Madison-ave.
EARN $50 to 500 monthly corresponding
for newspapers. IS column for work in
spare time; no canvRszing Send FOR par
ticulars. NORTHERN PRESS SYSDI-
CATE. LockpoTt. y. Y
HOUSEWORKER.-T in family; S25: no
washing or ironing; good references re
ouired Mrs GOLFERS AGENCY, l22
West 23d-st.
LADIES earn handsome Income doing
needlework home. Beautiful! sample free
for addressed envslops- TENERIFFE LACE
co. New-York-
MOTHERS HELPER.-A refined Pro;es-
tant woman Bureau. 500 5th-ave Bris-
tol Building, northwest corner 42d-st- Mrs.
CRAMER-
PROTESTANT chnmbermAid: city and Bar
Harbor. Bureau. 300 5th-ave., Bristol
building, northwest corner @2d-st- Mrs.
CRAMER