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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-15
This Minister Does Not Object to
Younu PeopIe Flirting in Church.

Flirting can be carried on In church to
GOOD advantage, according To state
ment issued by Rev. NJ. b. Williams,
chairman of the committee OF the Sab
bath Observance Of the Rock River con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopa church,
Illinois.
"Tbere is no reason why young per-
sons should not cultivate each other 9
acouaintance from behind hymn books,
declared Mr.. Williams. 1--WE are glad to
have them come to church on any pre-
text. Flirting is ss good an excuse as
any. That is how first became inter
ested in the church"
trivolity during religious service was,
he said to beexpected OF Americans. But
that some good was accomplished even
nnder these conditions, he declared, was
iDdisputable.
"The expectation Of seeing young
woman home has brought many boy
to church for the first time, he SAID
"Amid the love-making there IL a chance
for the religious Influence TO steal In.
Spencer T. Hancock, of Manchester, is
preparing to celebrate bis eighty frst
birthday. Forty years ago, being in Ill
health, Mr. Hancock prepared list ol
friends whom he desired to act as pail
bearers. All of these are long since dead
and he has been compelled to revise the
I;af aavppal timee
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-15

You can find the man you owe in
half the time it takes to find the one
who owes you.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-15
Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ady-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest Of bake-day helps.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-15
Fredericksburg, Va.

IN the name of the Commonwealth
OF Virginia. In the Clerks office of
the Circuit court Of the county of
Spotsylvania on the 27th day of Sep
tember, 1904.
Guy G. Pendleton, Plaintiff,
Against
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-15
Leila PendletOn, Defendant.

Ltlid tllulCAOhf OtANAAAoHNs
The object of this suit is to obtain
for the plaintiff divorce a mensa ct
toro from the defendant, on the
ground of wilful desertion and aban-
donment, and, in the proper course of
time, an absolute divorce be granted
the plaintiff from the said defendant.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is not a
resident of the State Of Virginia, 1t is
ordered that she do appear here with
in fifteen days after due publication
hereof, and do what may be necessary
to protect her interest in this suit.
And it is further ordered that copy
thereof be published once a week for
four weeks in The Free Lance, and
that a copy be posted at the front
door of the court house of this county.
A copy-Teste:
Il. A. HARRIS, Clerk.
ALVIN II. EMBREY, pa. O1w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-15
POSTMASTERS DEEP IN POLL,
TICS.
All But Four Members Of Republican
State Committee Federal Office
Holders.
one There.

Postmaster. General Wynne's hint that
the limit of good taste in the matter Oi
political activity on the part OF postmss'
ters Of the country who are also mem
brrs Of State Republican Committees has
caused widespread comment. An inves
tigstion Of the Republican State Execu-
tive Committee shows that four OF the
ten members are postmasters, the State
chairman, a collector of internal revenue,
another is a United States marshal and
another is employed in the ecustom.house
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-15

Apolitical candidate and his money
are soon parted.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-15

ALVIN II. ENBREY, pa. o1w4y
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

GO S S. % @ \ q yss' & b. y: 8 r. s.:Ts at s .. ic5 S
r G Bailey veais Of various weishts at sSq$s So 50
50: 70 do is5 n Al s. 90: sodo l2s 10 at IS 90 30
srasssr 1 ser eos So n S a. 20 g @ g. go 9 S % az IS 90
Newton Co IS yeals. i9 ia n. at $3.50: 10 DO las
al foess O. lSe SS1 as ass S. s. at ds IL L. S. 3
Tba shannon; veas 100 ~ at IS 90; :, de- 3, l3s I
~ at - % l:e 70 At So 90. 91 d9 Ssa n at S425
SHEEP AND LAMBs- Receipts 4s cars or 2SS ;S
q psnd % fair % al ioT well saned prices for
mark rated
i1rbs - Shae higher man Monday: few cars
pe sheep sold at s2 5s4 70 per 100 n; few cho9f S
s. 20. medium to choice lambs at s. 0q 80 80; cus al
f, unchanged Al 5lSc per H. with best selling
Up 10 sac: dressed lambs sold at saioc' and choice
e@Pniso9 s 81 oG SoRag IT M s5 Ro 9hio da Iamas B Il T.
Se 2 DO 80 r. at $ To loS 90 60 ~ At s. 50 'S
SO 1873 . Indiana DO y r al So IL Indiana ysaEnss ra
= 10 al - o 40 20 m AZ s4 se I8 DO aS H. at 49, l62
i;ua.o 40 ne a. al o = o ono i a - rs n AZ AZ 81 50
Harrington . 192 Buffalo lambs. - T. at s. -;
Il DO 1856 n 81 %; Is Buffalo yearlinss. 70 ID. at
@ ss iRs ss e e h % at &c. s. q 81 81 hsf d.
sesp sa9 ' las 8 n 10 at Il 81 "a d. iio H. at s. 90 ea
ss' s7 lsqel8 lee 60 .r2a5 an at s. s. s a.
q lta II at S3 $50 heniUfhA u. llu i"'
AT 50 -: 81 Pennsylvania sheep and lambs - H. at
50 -. g bucks 123 n at 81
s sanders: - state lambs 6s n. AZ Sc
D. Harrington: 2l2 Ohio lambs. q n. a. Sc %; -
Canada lc n - - DO 81 n. al 81 62t2; %
state 40 &c n p. lc6 40 =. at Sfi5 81 do
= n AT &c l2la; 30 do Go n, at So - Do 81 n at
- sheep 12o n NJ S4 - do l9 H. at So 40;
So do as ~ al 81 y: 10 culs, 81 n at 50 80
" r. Hume GO Peunsylvani lambs. = 70; at - ~
50 3o = n So do - n. at s. S1i2 226 DO
c3 n So culls. ~ n at "a; 20 state sheep 100
n Pennsylvania do, 10 n at So 90 culls
J G curtis & sen: y state lambs. a n at 50 So 33
laa 40 n at culs 40 - at 81 80; Q state
sheep lambs 81 n. So; 70 state sheep S p at
50 -: do III n at 50 20 10 DO - 10 at
50 -: . bucks. 100 n, at 81
George & L $ Dnenhack: 90 Northern Canada
q n At s. %: "a state sheeps lo4 n at 81 DO
Jsiurc Wright & Co: state Iambs. Il n at SO =;
81 DO. CO - s. IS; SO do. ~ H. at So 50 State
andrew Mullen p state lambs 81 - at Sc %; % DO,
p e. Bailey: 90 state sheep JOS n at So 50
IoGS-Igecefpts cars. about T.S00 head.
including about 200 head for the market Prices
lower today. with a slow trade Reported
sales s. 40d$2 - per Zoe NJ late
Country hogs weak sasi.c per ID FOR medlur
weights and SisTSA4c for Eight hogs.
sales-S. Sanders: 81 state hogs. 212 n
s. - Joe p. - do 131 n s. - n. 81 -;
do III n. at s. 20; TouChs SEQ n. 81 So DO
50 n 81 20; late YESTERDAY l5S State hogs, 167 u
roughs 29s n 81 20: do 2G6 n. 81 G5. do
324 II. ar 50 GO h0ars. 3o7 n ar SO
= Judd CO. Gate yesterday: i22 mixed Western
hogs. 81 10. 81 go
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
NAVAL STORES.

The demand for spirits turpentne quite good. with
the unde-tone showing hrmness here well as at
Savannah Roein was unchanged hut steady to firm in
tone good strained was quoted at s. SIC
Tar STEADY and unchanged. We quote;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bbis, boa
55l2c
TAP-OH bbls 81 G5aS4 70
50 o.: G 81 10: H 50 u l. s. 25GS3 80: X S4 $4 4oG
S4 A. y 81 6OCsf Go. c. 81 95@$5 w ". So 15a$" %
STOCK OK HAND.
tutS
Spirits turrentiae. i5t Dds
Savannah oct 19-TURPENTINE firm AZ 52c;
cepts. zoo bhls sales 555 exports. 100 ROSiN firm;
receiuts . q29 h5s: sales O0t; exports. 3GS6; A,
and g. s. 52a; D. So 81 =; T. So G2sF 50 60; G. s. 10
II 50 ] 81 -. X, 50 70; NJ. 81 20; y 81 40. w G,
s. GO. ". 81
wilmington. oct. 19-SPuITS TURPENTINT3 steady
at 52c: receipts - casks. ROSIN-Nothng doing; re
ceirts Co bbis. TAR firm 81 60; receipts Al hbls
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm at So 80, So so and So so;
receipts. 13f bbls.
London oct l9.-TURPENTINE-S Spirits SOS. ROsIN
American. strained. SIS; fine. lis Sd
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. oct. 1o-CATTLEz-R Receipts. 21.ooo head
clu6aC 5000 Westerns and 500 Texans Market
s5rns good to prime steers 50 90gSG 90 poor medium
So 50 to- stCcers ans feeders. 81 2Jd$5 10; 81 20
as o. heers S2S5 90 Gamers 81 j0qS2 40 bulls S2q
81 70 calves $3.50 90 Texas fed steers S3qS4 80; West
steers 50 75GS4 HOGS-Recepts. 20o0J head; mar
Sc higher. mixed butchers s. 95aS5 40 good
choice heavy. 81 l5aSJ 45: rough 81 1895
light S5Q s. % bulk Of sales 81 95GS5 10 Si!EEP-e
ceTts. 10000 head; sheep strong, lambs steay good
s. 70. lambs 81 5o0S6.
Cincinnati oct. l9-HOGS active: butchers 81 30 fair
10 good light. 81 25aS4 60 CATTLE dull weak; to
good shippers. 50 AVG$4 @: common S2Q$2 -. SHEEP
steady. SlHS3 20, lambs S3GSG
Kansas City oct. lSCATTLE-Re IS. 900 head.
including 400 Souherns Market steady 70 10c higher
choice export and dressed beef 81 5OSG
g1o S4Rh5 40 Western fd steers SASS; stoc5ers
feeders oLS4 .; southern steers. s. 900 50 -:
COWS. 81 ffS2 native 81 5OdS3
hefers s. 50aS so bulls 81 -: calves So 50aS8
HOGS Iteceiuts. 6huo head: market steady higher
TOP - 3o bulk cf sales 81 sQ$5 20 heavy So l5QS5 so
lacEers So - -. pigs and lights 81 40dS4 %. SHEEP
rs 700 head maraet steady native lambs $ 25l
Maste-n lambs. - 25TS5 so yearngs So GOGS4
western sheep So 51S3 so. sockers and feeders s. 30
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
llNrsTocX MARKET.


NeG-hofk % oeu1sss q ess ~ Ss,S In
BIIEENI,s-Isecei1fs wee ioo cafe q .'
cudng "a cars cons ~ael direct ana - -. s-s -,
uakirg with the cattle heG over yesueia.- ,,ts.
Eaie. steers we've n slack demand anu 1870.
Others luG25c or 10 cars cf modiuin ans
held over ulls were wanted ana lAls -
medium ane common COWS also Eeise Iin 70 80 sti,e
no inprot eflfri ln -at GOV - "a soqs
steers sold ~ s. 80 - =, IsI loe To- ., sg 50
= =. lat oAeI ~ = u. pos e1 = 80 rsTrer
s. - tst ~ s e'Ms W az 2. - -, .I -, 5b little
slow az e'Etstst per ~ 1T hallNe s.1e w. = - ~
extra bsaf seiAaG at 100 eNas eeet ~
els Livcllnol ana Loncon csoes quoted I'VE -A'.e 80
easicr win l2c dressed weight. the genefa top az
Londsn; sheep steady Shipment to-day IN the oceare
= - L'efp's, & - 80 5s , =, ~ srS re 9g Sa Iees CEN
N"eeH re ~. A-l el.-l. anu tNe A'-LAs i,ee ~el-
pass; N sas .. n ono steers 1aes N average AZ
.tiTs =. ,-et
- = & "' - b. - AKA ~ ~ ' ~ "a "a c - ,,,S
O. --h J. ~ - ~. 40 iiS ~ az = 1o ~ a.. ll''
n "a - - az l as = ~ - Nest Nlfsn,S 90 90
llse 10y az g ~ It &C.. Al-V ln. al - 20 -
- - = - n. - 6o 81 - al 81. , Virginia oxen
le4n n, - - "a Z frHs 1870 fh AZ ss
i ~, la Err!nfa steers F2Gs y, n 81 Il
l5.s ~ I. n. do
N m ss 81 y rarr breeds le2s n an 81 co: % do
al 81 = 65 1850 r. a, - G5: do aSs n n s. 30. :
= s-> III s. ~. : 5a Ni5 Y, al 81 -5. do 81 10
n s. 81
srs-,p- Mullen. sfav $50 n an So 3 bulls TGs =,
NJ 81 Ie d sg -s8 p af 81 -e cow ~ at s. 10
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

land cut 80 N. 4ss; short 1s to "a fo as
Cd; long clear middes light Is 70 50 10; bT s % long
hacks I6 fb 42s Cd: clear bellies. II to 16 n.
LARDPrime Western. in tierces steady S1S sd; DO
American refined. In pails easy, ass Sd BU UTTER
Good United states steady. 7Os. CHEESE-Amertcan
t npss "hite' ThTi s 90 american arm 9Ss TTR
PENTINE-spirits dull ass 3D. ROSIN-Common
steady Is 3D. IINSEED OIL hrm lis sd PETRO-
LEUaf firm. I'D
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

LIZ a - ban book 30. 7s2 ZI5 Bank e9r
Hent stopped. Please return book 10 Laak
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
DnEssMAK1NG AND MILLINERY.
FUBg BEMGTELlED,

also repaired Save money by purchasing
direct from the wholesale MANUFACTURED.
An exceptional display of the latest fur
novelties including ChincLiilas. Royal f.r-
mines, AlrES BrOaCt2ils etc Persian and
seal Garments 70 order. latest styles. best
at anq workmanship guaranteed. >. GINS
~ ttI' Nanufacturirg Eurrier. - West
-tin, neaf Broadway. Established lsSS
l4ahe eleFat0rJ Telephone s37-Madison
square.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

DRAPERY TABLE HANDS Of experience
wanted. Apply $50 Broadway. after .
a m JOHN WANAMAkER.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
OLD FURS BOUGHT

or exchanged for new. Have your seal
skin garments or any other furs remodelled
e9ua! = new by most skilled furriers
near lstt-gt
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool oct I9-C1osing- -WIIEAT-spot nom
inal futures quiet December IS itd; March 6ls d
cotsN-STot American mixed steady Cd futures
guiet; December IS 81 ID; January. As 3d PEAS
canadian steady, SIS 1iad FLOTR-St fancy
winter STEADY, 9s Cd HOPS London CPacihc Coast)
5tI24IS Is $50 ~ BEEF Extra India firm. Cos
I,ol>f- Prime mess Western steady. 77d Cd. HAMS
Short cut i 20 l6 II. duh ass BACON easy Cumber-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSES Offices 243 and 245 East Both
st, New-Y rk.-To John Anderson,
Messrs. Brown and Lofty. Mrs Hannah
). Bahnsen.a Ms. Theresa Barnes. Mrs
Boman Mr.. and Mrs. r. BIRD. Mrs Il. A.
Beatty, Mrs. Alice Connolly. II. 5. earle
ton, Mrs. G. Cole, Edward Carroll Henry
Campagua. Mrs. ". a Chremian. Ella
Carrick. Mrs. Louisa Campbell. Mrs. Kate
Charlsworth Mrs. +. Carney. Sarah Cur
It's. Miss Bell Curtis. Frank Coulon.
Daniel and Masgie Condor. II. !. Dicker-
man. Miss May De Forest. Thomas \.
Doherty, Miss Lizzie Fitzgerald, Miss
Alice Foster, Mrs. \. Fitzgerald, Mrs. "
Kate Greer, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cor
man. Ms Mary Gaines, Mrs Ellen Grace
Josephine Grant ami Mrs. Maher, Mrs
Ella Hanson hr. and Mrs. Richard Hall
Mrs. Louise Hedges. George T. Kennedy
Louis 4. Klencke Miss II. x. Yates and
Miss '. l. Kent Mrs. Mary kiernan, Mrs
Mary Moore Alfred Mellgren Mrs. Mary
Moore. A. Meyer William NcComb. Miss
Helen Macarthur Mrs. Edith McViua. Miss
Mary Mcdonnell, Frank McDun, Mrs
Winnie Mcnamara. Anna Noe Charles =.
O'Brien, L. T. Orvis Mrs. Nary Odom,
John Proushton. Mrs. C. T. Peck Charles
+ IitEey, samuel D. Roberts. Mrs. !. 5.
kowe' Ellen Reilly. Mrs. Sarah Reilly Miss
Iollie Smith. Mrs Freda Schwamberger,
Mrs Ella smith, Mrs. Maggie Sheldon.
George schotthauer. John Skelly, Mrs.
Catherine Stephens, Thomas Tausy Mrs
Anna b TIL, Mrs. Julia Teevan. Mrs z
O. Jpperman. Miss i. s. Walk Fred Win
tiers. Mrs Mary Westervelt. Mary Walsh.
Mrs Williams Mrs Mary Young. Mrs
John Connors. ". l.. or r. c. Force You
ana each Of you are hereby notified that
the time Tor the payment of this com
pany's lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired, after due notice
thereof lad been given you. this company
VIII cause such property 10 wit house
hold goods, personal effects and merchan-
disc stored by you in its warehouses. 10 be
sold at public auction. according 10 the
statute IN such case made and provided
said auction viii take place a these ware
houses, 2i5 aud "a East 3Jth-st New
YORK City, on Wednesday November ,
1904. az 10 a NJ. and VIII be continued
each succeeding Wednesday. at the same
tine and place. unJ!l the sale Is completed
z. g. ELLSWORTH General Manager.
NeW-Nork Octoher Il lNnA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

DR.. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM or MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
]. &I. W WILLIAMS

CAREFUL CARPET Il EANING CO.
Cleans ny compressed air. steam. hand
OF on floor. 1850 Broadway s2I Eas:
fSth-st. COE & BRANDT. Tel. 132-3Sth
YOUR old carpets made into rugs; write for
samples and estimates; VIII call Ameri-
can Rug Mandatory DOB +. 5gth-Et., y /
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

FOR sALE-Teiephoae booth sound nroof
LFst class condition Inquire. 81 Nassau
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE,
ART ANTIQUES AND cUHIos.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE EN HANGE. l5G
Jos West 34th-st.. near Itl-aEe-. lTEIies
Inspection Of this most interesting C5Necllln
o. genuine colonial Cnipptldaie GLc other
originals Grandfather Cocks. liirhhJys.
CiuwfoQt ana spindle leEge- pieces every
Description. all al most attractive prices.
1u-rauos lEt
GUARANTEED antique furniture. mahOg-
ans, imported direct rr0m Europe. re
pairing ~ al Kinds neatly ana precisely
dom, either al residence OF shop y.
GhhltAkiI CO.. BIS East z1th-sL
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

The Carlos formerly OF The Restaurzn,
Lunch. l5c.: Din. G0c., vine selee, s1p.,. -.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

eal-ST.. 30 EAST.-Complete suite. desir-
able large. sunny room. with bath aud
small square. references.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

"a MADISON AVE.-single OF en- suite:
breakfast optional
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

WATCHNAN.--By thoroughly reliable man.
sober and Industrious, understands en-
gineering. good references. A HALEi, 3. 256
3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

SHIPPING CLEEK.-Ry young man; expe-
rieuced IN cork business. position where
honesty. energy and ability are tndispensa-
bic W kIsNILL. 800 East SSth-st.. care
Mrs. Stevens
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

ADDRESSING. typewTiting, circular work
neatly and accurately done at home or
outside: manuscript typewriting also. e
MAYER 1872 West 46th-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

WAITRESS WANTED TO go 70 Tarrytown:
wages $50. also cook call. IL TO 3, Mrs
HOPKINS. Murray Hill Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

~ East 5lST-ST-- Handsomely furnished
large ana small rooms: private baths.
Telephone valet service. breakfast Il de-
Elrel
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S

TIE GREAT LONG ACRE AGENCY
Male arc female domestic servants 4ea
siptf ave. y = Esfahlts he'd 20 yeas
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

NURSE and ATTENDANT TO invalid
mental or physical, long experience: Un-
derstands massage, sober. willing and trust
worthy; personal references. terms moder-
ate NURSE. Box 104. 6lT 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

OATS steady; No ? white sac: No mixed. S3e; RYE
No track. SSc. Canal freights Wheat sac; corn
Sc TO New-York
Chicago Oct 19.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

HELP WANTED.
BOY. Il. strong. learn trade where there Is
good chance OF Advancement references
II required u. HOFFMAN, 800 East Ssth-
St. care Mrs. Stevens
CASH BOYS.-A number Of bright. intelli-
gent boys wanted al WANAMAK ER'S.
hr-ng working papers.
HIGH GRADE POSITIONS OPEN.
Executive Clerical. Technical. Statesmen
paving from 81 .OOD 10 $1,000 "A year, call or
write. HAPGOODS uncD. suite sos. 300
broadway. \
MACHINlsT. Experienced man on cracker
cutters and cracker machinery. BOX /.
station =. Cincinnati. Ohio
STRONG YOUNG MEN for FlREMEN
and BRAK EMFN on all railroads. nre-
Ileu s6J U0athly become engineers and
arerare SI2J: hrakemen Sbe. become con
ductoTs and average SlO5; name position
prcfeTrec send stamp for Particulars
RAILWAY ASSOCIATION, Room %, 2eI
Monroe-st. Brooklyn. =. Z.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
rROF. sITUATIoNs wANrEp.

HOUSEKEEPER or SECRETARY. - BY
cultured woman. experience and ability. in
refined surroundings. references exchanged.
Address II. S. Tribune Oflice.
TBACHER.-By lady; slight recompense:
instruct young people in English mathe-
mates. Latin, ladies in rhetoric literature,
Latin. l. :. lJ5 Madison-st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
AIACEINEGT.

1T i,tlitLD PRICES 800 second -hsne
wood aas 4eCn vorzilg uia1tiurs t...y
pa af.Ht.. .lla ilT.rIF lalcti aLi "a
cfaf.EFa. -.fH % sl-nN -, kias.s.,a- -
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

Female.
BROADWAY HAIkDtESSING SCHOOL,
1.21S Broadway. near 53d St; special
rates; manicuring. chIropody, dermatology
massage scalp treatment, incorporated,
diplomas; expert teachers, unlimited prac-
uce; day, O. enIng; positions, ladies maids
taught. ~ course. graduates employed lead
ing hotels. NJ. LEONARD FRAZIER,
Ii. D.. president, former owner New
York HairdressIng School. Call. write Re
member the number. 1,2IS broadway. near
33d-st
DRAPERY TABLE HANDS Of experience
wanted. AIIIy $50 B-oadNa ay. after
a. m. John WAN-AMAhER-
FAMILY COOK wanted 10 go to Tarrytow-:
wages $25. Cal. u 70 g. Mrs. HOP
kINS. Murray Hin Hotel.
WAITRESS WANTED TO so to Tarrytown;
wages $50. also cook call. II 10 3. Mrs.
HOPKINS. Murray Hill Hotel.
Manitoba thoroughly competent cook
and laUndress in a private residence. fam
ily small; must come well recommended from
her last place Apply Immediately, 329
West 1Gth-st.
WANTED.--A young lady, as entry clerk
in a publishing house; must be expert
enCed. quick and accurate. Address T Y.
CkOWELL & CO. 42S " est Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
WORK WANTED.

WOAh WANTED.
ACCOUNTANTS T.-Evenlng work: balances,
statements. settlements. assisting book
keeper, etc: ref .-euCes: terms i-oderate.
Address 4. b.. Box ~. Tribune Onice.
ACCOUNTANT. Professional: corporation:
auditor, account books every description
designed. opened, closed. audited. systrma-
tized. go anywhere United States. EX-
PERT. PostOfiice Box S69. Ne~-YoIK City.
ACCOUNTANT. - Thoroughly conversant
with modern accounting systems exam
nations and auditing books. installing cost
accounts. salary moderate HENRY
ELEK, l32 St. Marks Place. Manhattan.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.- young
man. 2l country. 2h years experience.
EUglish OF German. honest. reia Dle: best
reference; advancing position. Lockbox 100.
Nazareth. Penn
ADDRESSING. typewriting. circular work
neatly and accurately done at home or
outside: manuscript typewriting also. L.
MAYER, 1872 West 46th-st.
ACTIVE. industrious young man as assist
ant IN stock or shipping room, abstemiouB
ana honest. strong. hard worker. HALEE.
l5G Wayerley Place.
BOOKKEEPER- experienced German:
additional work part days, expert in all
branches; reasonable terms NJ. ANDREE,
II East 5Otn-st-. Bayonne. n j.
BOOKKEEPER's assistant II. thorough
knowledge of single and double entry.
desires position with reliable firm. Address
GINGOI.T. $50 Clinton-s 81.
BOOKKEEPER Age II. competent: un-
derstands single and double entry desires
position with reliable uft4; moderate salary.
Address GOLDSTEIN. 20 Attorney-st.
BOOkKEEPFR - Experienced. accurate
competent, not nfraid OF Work; salary SIS;
building line preferred. A. L., Box 4S2'
Rockville Centre, y. !
BAKER Foreman on all kinds Of cnke
pes pastry and bread city or country:
long experience institution or bakery com
petent WILLIAM HART, 532 9th-Rye
BOY. II. strong. learn good JTale where
there Is chance Of advancement Il
WITT. 800 East Ssth-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
BILLIARD AND PooL Tables.
H. WAGNER & ADLER Co.

Manufacturers highest grade billiard ana
pool tables. Jake Schaefer's Perfected
Champion Cushions" Warerooms y e
Corner A2d St and B'Way Factory ana
second hand department. - Great Jones S.:
MANUFACTURER OF billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
ers; lowest prices. MARX BROS -
Union SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

EIkS--An ex-
pert designer ard
htter viii remodel
and repair all kinds
Of fu-s reasonably.
FRED kROEMER.
25S 9th ave. BET.
10Th and 18th.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
HELP WANTED.

Mnle.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
WHO Is ALSO A COMPETENT AC-
CDUNTANT, WANTED IN THE OFFICE
OF a FINANCIER; MUST BE ENPERI-
ENCED AND OF GOOD ADDRESS
STATE AGE. REFERENCES AND SAL
AIRY EXPECTED. FINANCIEK. 3 WEST
2gTI-ST.
WANI-D.-In publishing house. an
American boy about Is years old. strong
active, Intelligent To carry bundles and
make himself generally useful. with view
cf promotion If satisfactory. Apply 10 7.
y. CROW ELL & Co. 42S West broadway
WANTED. Experienced reading notice ad
Nertising canvassers; must have excellent
references: comm issioL. Address y. Y.
box =. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
TOILET ARTICLES.

SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOR
EVER
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.

PEOPLE 6esir0us of delightful surround
iues can enjoy entire second fo0r with
board, al j. East s5th-st.. or arrange for
o. psTate rooms.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
CARPET CLEANING.

N. v. CARPET CLEARING GO
Oldest. Largest, Most Modern.
437 & 439 WEST s5TH-ST
Tel 61l-5sth-st Established 1851
W II. JORDAN. =. LENTZ