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Personal MENTION.

Mrs Amelia Cuppi,s sscudd.r has re-
tuEh'd from the northern resorts.
Mr ami Mrs. =. ~. scofe!d of y, 4,..
Lindeii boulevard Wal all for Eurofe late
ihIs month. 1" IT, aaToaG about six ,,e-H-.
Mrs. Paul Brown. waD has been sum-
insrins In WISCONSIN, AMI a. the Chicago
| reach Hotel - Toy. "a ~. l0-k fg~ a
short stay. ACCOMPANIED ~ AIT. Brown.
Mrs. Wallace DelaH.!i and tho Mi~-s-s
Delafieid returned tn. Hrs, 81 Jn.s ~. 1,
from wegu~ton~.HE. Whers they have
| sp' nj TIE summer.
| Mr.. ana MIS-. William \ sti-I.uer and
| Miss AfiliT.G Stickucy nave returned from
HaTbor PoEH. where tnsy cvI,sEcI all
| summer.
| Mss Alice Morton returned on Monday
| from the Michigan resorts.
Mr.. and Az : ". Eaton arc spending
5. Pi.nber IN ManilOI. Thr- will visit the
Yellowstone before returning home
Mr and Mrs.. sylvester Franklin and
:heir Young -,a Of Ia ton. a. are visiting
Gates Avenue friends this seek and enjoy
inS the Fa!E-
captain Arthur Las az the Boer war
exhibit. WprlfIS Fa!r. ~ SpenIiu. = SioI;
vacation u@iiod visiting hi did hof:.e n.rr
Pike's Peak H. Viii remain in Colorado
for a fortnight.
M5. and Mr. Ersl 9. Meier Law: re-
has D@eu seriously III this summer srG
the tauft was taken for purposes OF r.cu-
verat.on-
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Cl.,siussr are
guess Of M and Ms. Morton JouTtau.
Mr.. and sis. August A Busch ard their
family -fn have n q n
the middle ot summer. returned hume asst
Saturday night
Mrs Mary Hamilton and daughters
are spending fortnight in n. city aaI
visiting the Fair. Their home = "a BAL
las. Tex
NJ and ars william X Kay.nsugh
have opened their Maryland tvAru. Eog-e
but Will retU-n TO Selma HAL Frequently
during the autumn entertaining numerous
hOus. parties
Mrs David Y. Francis went East On
Monday nisht I" pisc. her Youngest son IN
school at Providence. Il J She Will re-
turn almost Immediately reaching hom.
By Saturday night
Srr. z W. Siaden o. san Antonio is on.
OF IN. American women representatives
al the inte-pariiameatdTy Congress. and
Is being much .ntertainef during her stay
ia -. Louis. where she has many old
fr;ends
Ms. Ora Ale. Walker o, Pekin. Ill. f.
the guest OF her sister. Mr.. ! 10. Salk-li.
No. isDiA 81 Louis avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. whitney Farrell and
their tsp sons Of Augusta. .i.. are IN
town for visit Of tyO weeks at the Fair
They are stopping with friends IN Pine
street.
The Boar! Of Lady Managers. Worlds
Fair. issued cards yesterday for a r.c-p-
zion on Monday afternoon. September r.
In honor OF the recently elected president
OF the General Federation % Women's
Clubs. Ms Sarah PiAtt Decker Of Den
Yer. Colo.
Mrs. Frances Capen and Miss Jeanne
cspen Of WestmoreIand place are in New
York visiting for a short time before re-
turning home They have summered at
the Maine resorts
Mrs. Estells Kirby. Miss Frances Har-
rington and Miss Frances May Turner are
fhYe. Grand Esods Mich youns ladies Z
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Can it he that II is the Roosevelt campaign which
IL giving many people The Hay fever:
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Gambling in the county must 90. Sheriff and
Prosecuting Attorney the contrary notwirhsiand-
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Old Sayiags Revived.

No. remarked the earwearied FIatte,er me kill
the popular song writer's Of nation and who
makes its laws"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14

Il don't suppose NewTich is a hero TO his valet
No. but he Is leading comedian to his butter"
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The Boar. ., Lady Managers. Worlds
Fair. issued cards yesterday for a r-c-p-
zion or Monday afternoon. September r.
In honor OF the recently elected president
OF the General Federation % wOInen's
Clubs. Ms. Sarah PiAtt Decker Of Dem
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Mr.. and Airs whitney Farrell ana
their tvo sons Of Augusta. lie. are IN
town for visit Of tyO weeks at III. Fair
They are stopping with friends Ia Pine
street
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Circulation During August.

". B. Carr. Business Manager or The Louis Re
public being duly that the actual number
OF full and complete copies q: the Daily and Sunday
Republic printed during the month August. all
In regular editions. per schedule below:
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Miss Ora Alice Walker OF Pekin. Ill. f.
the guest OF her sister. Mr. ! -. SaIk-li.
No. 1904 81. Louis avenue
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Mrs. Frances Cspen and Miss Jeanne
cspen Of WestmoreIand place are in New
York visiting for a short time before re-
turning home. They have summered at
the Maine resorts.
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Srs. z. W. Siaden 81 san Antonio is on.
OF the American women representatives
AZ the inte-parilameatdTy Congress and
j. being much 'ntertains'i during her stay
ia -. Louis. where sh. has many old
friends
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Mrs. Estells Kirby. Miss Frances HaT-
rington and Miss Frances May Turner are
three Grand ia plds. Mich. young ladies
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1874
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Mrs David II Francis went East On
Monday Eisht I" place her youngest son IN
school at Providence. Il. J She VIII ~
turn almost Immediately. reaching hom.
b. Saturday night.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
ALLY AND SUNDAY-SEVES ISSUES WEth-
BY Msil-In A5.ance-Postage Prepaid
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SCHYIrD

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SATISFYING INVESTMENT


the of bonds,
before has there
This
WHICH everybody Bitter has
readily value by
fallen during the six months from to50ercent and
thousands Of others indefinitely various
the result pgaon abounds where abundance formerly
existed How different life
speculative secure life insurance policy has specified value easily
anc with its terms Sucn redemption by such plethora OF assets
situations the world ad the small Investors preferred place their
life policies its wild
speculation For good SAFE satisfying and profitable Investments there Is
nothing with life policies Weekly
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A girl in a western college has beat
en- the male students of the college in
sprinting and now its female students
are demanding that the winner be
given place In the college team If
the female Mecury cares to lose her
dignity enough to sprint on the cinder
track with her male friends, then she
ought TO be allowed Without doubt,
however, she would appear to better
advantage in a cap and gown than she
would in fast spriuting costume. Bar
re Times.
How do you know, Dean, that she
would appear to better advantage?
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Marshall Leads In Chess Tourney.

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Pa, May
l2.-The games left unfinished in pre-
vious rounds of the international chess
masters tournament, now in progress
at the Hotel Rider in this city, have
been completed The first games sched-
uled were those of Fox versus JanOw-
ski, Lasker versus Barry, Pillsbury
versus Schlechter and Delmar versus
Marco. Lasker and Barry, however,
agreed 10 call their game draw with
out making any additional moves. Fox
beat Janowski after siXty-fve moves,
and Marco beat Delmnr. Pillsbury
and Schlechter did not agree upon
draw until 14G moves had been made.
The ShOwalter- bout ended in a
draw after seventy-four moves. Mar
shall is now leading Janowsk with
one point while I.asker stands third
and Marco fourth.
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King. Trophy and Gnfain.

CHICAGO, May 12.-Kings Trophy
was the only favorite to win here. The
other events, however, went to well
backed horses. In the fourth race Gil
fain, backed down from 10 to to to
1, won by a neck from Albula, with
Hands Across, the prohibitive favorite,
third. This is the first time that Gill
fain has won race since he beat Nc
Chesney as a twO-year-old.
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FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

1t must be an odd experience for
those families who have considered
themselves residents of Woodford to
find that they have been living all
these years in Searsburg and have
only today learned that their homes
are in Searsburg.
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Song and Wine at Morris Park.

NEW YORK, May 12.-The feature
Of the racing at Morris park was the
brilliant performance of Newton Ben
nington's Song and Wine, an added
starter in the Laureate selling stakes.
He picked up 125 pounds and, giving
away much weight to his field, won
easily by two lengths, after making all
the pace He was favorite at to 8.
Pasadena finished second and Santa
Catalina third.
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Ex-NInyor Grant Duke Dend.

WELLSVILLE, n. Y, May u. -
Grant Duke former mayor of Wells
vile, prominent business man and
member of the Elks and Shriners, is
dead here.
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SARATOGA, n. Y, May 12.-The
late rainfall has eXtinguished most of
the small fires that had broken out in
the Adirondack forests.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Results of Yesterdays Games In Ma
tionnI and American Leagues.

NAIIUNAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati
New York........ 0 40 ? 1l3 8-l4
Cincinnati......... / 2-l0
'Aies-Taylor and Warner; Ewing
and SCnlei
At Pittsburg-
Brooklyn. 0 OIL 0 20i %
Pittsburg. .....,... % D D o. 2
Batteries-Jones and Bergen. Lever
and Smith
At ST. Louis
osten,........... 01Ol 0 0 0 0 o.
ST. Louis.......... 0 0 2 0 0 Il
Batteries-Wilhelm and Moran; Nichols
and Grady
At Chicago
PHILADELPHIA. 0 0 90 / 0 o 0-l
Chicago. ........... 0 0 0 0 y Q 0 o. 0
Batteries-Fraser and Roth; Lundgren
and King
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Hotel IroquoiS,

south Caroina Ave and Beach. lefattpl lo'aea near
Piers Rooms sa.ts with private baths Elevator
nom ereat level sun larars Special spring $l2
SIS and SlT ycey Illustrated booklet. Coach meets
an trains Ilareseutatve. Rooms 900 al llsu Broad
- w. + SHAW.
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STORAGE NOTICES.


TO TILLIE AUGUSTUS. William prevy.-
Annie williams. Sarah Williams Mrs j.
Allarl. t'r-'lla Cooper. Charles Rand
Mrs. A. J.. Bodice. Mabel WedI.r. Corueft,
iey. John adams. Mr.. W Lucas John n
alien. --- BTeiL. Charles Bennett. Mrs
Alice lHkby, /. y. Gross. Isaac !. Colshy.
Mrs Mary DAILY. John Dunn. -- EIdrid
- Fitzpatrick. -- Ford. Mr.. a. -
Gardner. opnela Gaiuer, Ezzie Holmes.
MR. g. Hicks. Mary Hannah Louis g.
yao.'. " l-ham Kennedy. John Murray.
-. Sic NC! iaffie. Lillian Monatt sadie
Atnhe.L W. " Miller Della Murphy
Julia Mckay. Ars. a.. W Mcneil i.T1
-. 'onnor. Mary n. Peace. Mrs A. Prime.
Joseph II Pierce. Katherine Price Alire
feTler. William Robinson. Mrs NJ. smith
Steinert. w. r. Schiling. Mrs X
Scissor scissor. Mrs. Mercy A. Virginia Joseph
Tracy Mrs Tamagni Susie TYSON ~
a. Williams. Mrs Greene Nellie F.juar4.
Mrs. Geo Washington. Gertrude K.rfaT
Nhit"heat. Charles EIWardz Mrs
p. .. brown Annie Saunders. p. r.
SteTne. EQps- David Walker Ms
Albert Lucy Johnson. Lucy William.
Belle keevan. Mary Church Narul. NJ
Green. Mrs. ,. J. Potter or William V-.s
serston J. H Allen. Eugene f. Watson
or Cowperthwait a. Co Mrs " EIsb
WICK james Peterson. Mrs W smith
Mamie Kelly Mrs. ". Kelly. Margaret
Gale. Mrs. r. Wilson y Rodrfr7lee ~
7. Lamonla- Mrs J. IT. Jones Jatr
Thompson. Margaret DrfscpII. Annie ~
Charles Robinson. Sarah Dunn. Iar,..
i'AN'.IlHIs 'HhFI-e 'f'f'-nfl. 'nFIfIiH fUfr
H Thomas ana Ludwig Baumarn q a.
A Nearwo0d. Mr.. Uutler. You are
hereby notified Individually ana sover7iI,
that. commencing AZ 1880 q m an
Wednesday. the 1fth day ~ March 1904
there win De sold AZ No 207 West 37th 81
this city. certain household goods and nor.
sunal elects stored On v0ur respartfye
uanes or four your respective accounts
should ire sale not Dc concluded ON this
day ~ viii Do continued on each succeed
tng Ne0nee17v until completed WILLIAM
HoWIETr. Successor 20 Z. PAGAN .
SON
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

ADVERTISEMENT ana subs-r,B,,o.,. o..
The Tribune received az their I-rrosEs
one 30. l.So4 Broadway. between 3eth
arc ottn ets-. until O'Clock .. n Adve~-
Naements roceived a. the following brar--b
onicet az regular once rates until + o'cloclc
y M, VIZ. 2s< shave. e. o. car. asd-rf-.
l.e oth ave, cor. 18th 81 % Fsast 1sth- Al 7.
- Mtsi a1d-st-, between afh and sfh ave. !.
- West l20th-st-. ,a2S 3d-ave. between
sBih and 18th ste. 1.O28 slave. near 6lrf-
- A.fVs Et-&ye-. near 69th-sf: lH7 F,art
lNalh-st-s toS Irenout-aNe. ESQ sd-ave .
rear -lHi-st-. 81 2d-sve.. 20 Bleecker-st I.
- Elsecker-sL
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COMPANION. Eoveruess or houaekeeper. bv
refined. educated German. cheerful and
ohligiuE MARGARET s. $40 FOREST East.
Detroit. Mich.
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KNsTLEK,s sroRAGE wAREHorsE-

.'I' 'iu- 1Ni west l84fh-st.
To Mrs. Crosby. Mrs r. Stevenson Mrs
N. T. Hunter. Miss NJ McCahe. Mrs L
short. Ms 4. NJ Clarke. J Neumark. I
Mclver. Miss C. Durham. Mrs r. Rracken
Mrs =. Holman. Mrs. l. Lawrence r.
Wilbur. Mrs. j McEvov Mrs T.. NorraII
Mrs W. Q. Hartman. Mrs +. Dals0u Mrs
o. a. F0rtier. Mrs. VI. Stevens Mrs NJ
Holmes, Colonial Loan Assn. I. H. Tower
G. Hhlpin. Mrs. J. g. Hammer. W x Nor
ris. J. =. Graybill r. y Hurd. Mrs NJ
Hartman. !. NJ wsggaman. F. G. Merllea
Marshal. Mrs y. Bowen. : A. Niles
IS. Jackson. Mrs. NJ 4. Ostrom: You ana
each ~ Won are hereby notified that the
time for the payment 81 the lien 7 hold
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof had
been given you. ] viii cause such property
20 wit. houss hold goods. personal effects
machinery. merchandise. rianos. store fxt-
ures. etc. stored Nv YOU IN my warehouse
10 be sold At public auction. according to
the statute IN such case made and provided
A. 300-303-3o4 West 124th ST. on Tuesday
March POD. 1904. commencing az 10 O'Clock
a m and viii be continued each succeed
ing Tuesday, until all the goods are dis
posed OF
ETNCTT u~or-Fa.o-
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
EARN $50 20 500 monthly corresponding
for newspapers. s. column for work IN
spare time. no canvassing- Send for par
uculars- Northern Press Syndicate. Lock
port. ~. Y.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcEs-soo ..c,,. -
wood ana iron working machines. fuIiV
guaranteed; machiuery bought ana -
changed GEO. B. EDDY. SeS Aiadison-st.
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Lost.

LOST or STOLES.-Passbook No. -. 3l4 Of
TIE EAcolsior Savings Bank. - West I'D
ST. NeM YORK Al persons are cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating the same:
and any person having claim 70 said pass
book Us hereby called upon 70 present the
same % the bank on or before the 18th day
- March, 1904. or submit L. having the
passn1.'t declared cancelled and eNtin-
guished and new book issued iu lieu
thereof
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gARDFINER-Ey single man. thorough
knhwte1ge u landscape gardening. green
houses. flowers fruits. vegetables. &C; care
and Improvement 81 country places, refer
eures Address b. y. Box 2as8. AuiityVi--e.
Long Island
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COACHMAN.-Thcrcug LIE experience
with bro0dmares. hunters harness and
young stock. drives single and pair. alb
stainer. feet 10 inches. 30 years. single.
most willing and ohrgins; a practical. re-
liable man. city or country. COACHMAN.
SO Browne st.
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Winter Resorts.
Marlborough House.

Atlantic City, N. }.
Capacity. COO.
whole block N ossan front and go feet vide open
snsra on each
ir t1a guests fresh water In al! sths
the round COZ PRIV
Ieses careful management by me prqqrieL4s 1900
JOSIAH WHITE q SONS
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COACHMAN--First class. city or country:
single. would take permanent situation
uDdersta nds all parts o. business. eight
years best references +. NJ 149 East
821 st.
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FARMER. gardener. usefuI or care % gen
tleuars place Ply middle aged American:
II wears personal reference. JAMES
MORGAN. q Bfvart8le-ave.. Non<ers
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STT1SoGEAIIIEG and TYPEWRITER 80
lv an arr beginner. good speed on Rem
irEEtnI Nos and Z, VIII start with low
wages. Address ". HYEpP. Bah gth-st
Jersey Ciry y 7
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FARMER and WORKING FOREMAN
BY strictly sober. reliable American mar
rfef man. small family long eNp-rtau'e
with stock. crops. dairy. hertsnan and all
work. wife board men. attend % poultry.
dairy. Sc. best city reference Address or
call W N. at Carpenters. Ia shave.
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FARMER and GAFDENER-By German
American. - years q age understands
his business. wife good butter maker: no
chill lren: good reference address l.. Box
~. Tribune Once.
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BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

FRENCH and italian books ems comic
papers imported direct weekly. Mail
orders promptly attended 20. Tel gs2s
Epriug- =. j. AANNI 6ss w Broadway.
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Grand Atlantic Hotel,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Permanent Bureau OF Information with personal repre-
1854 broadway above 18Th street where In
literature following hotels can
h. secured Hotel Dennis. Hotel Brighton. HadGon Hall
Hotel Charles. Hotel Wiltshire. MaI borough
House puul4p Seaside Hotel Rudolf The Chal-
fonte Hotel Travuo-e strand Hotel. Galen Hail.
Islesworth Garden Hotel. Hotel Raleigh.
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T.TFEWTtITfsf- by young girl. beginner.
as Typewriter and ufiics ass slant LYONS
T2S 2i.ays
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THE SAVOY

DIRECTLY or THE BEACH
ATLANTIC CITY. -. J.
opens March e5
Running Rooms suite with
ana SALT baths Moderate To- Spring,
Easter Season Personal representative,
Park Place y Y = ". HANIET.
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HOTEL SENATE. .
Ill RHODE Island Ave nnl Reach. Atlantic city. y ]
T-rore+rslrtos Rooms suite with bath
Il.E distance telephones IN rooms. sun raTlor.
LEWIS p. S-T'LI@
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COACHNIAN and USEFUL NIAN-Scotch;
strictly sober and reliable, an excellent
man. with best references. country pre-
ferred. K. s. at Carpenter. 154 Gth-avs
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GARpESER--Ey single man; thoroush
lrro.Is.ixe OF landscape gardening. green
houses bowers. fruits. vegetables. etc cirs
auI fruprovement o. country places refer
ences. Address 3. N. Box 2S3. Aml'yNiiie'
Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08

FARMER G~Oremanl-3y practical Scotch
farmer. IS. married one child: expert
enced IN American farming ans fine dairy
work FahcOrE separator. testing. &c
graduate Glasgow Technical College; sue
rassfII with Incubator. &c. GIsanrarat
about March I. waU rec0uUcnfe1- I1for-
nation will he given q T g. az Carpen-
tar's IS4 6th-ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08

COACHMAN and GARDENER. Married
small family. wants house. win keep
gentlewan's place I'm hest order. excellent
references r. 81. at Carpenters 154 9th
ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08

No. - AAN single; all rou,s -
anis5i1s - e5-r ,3ds boilers. frraos- '.snay
best differences. moderate 49,. with tool.
10. Tribune once wages c. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08

GpNIBNI=- or COMPANION BY lady
S.~i-s c-r-.r#1 te1-her. perfect Freuch
German. English. music. accustomed 90
travelling here ans abroad. highest refer
'r-.s 81 T.. H. Tribune Uptown Once
s.. fF DR., rivav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

TRIBUNE READERS CAN DEAL
WITH THE FOLLOWING EMPLOY
NENT AGENCIES WITH ENTIRE con
ETDENCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08

LADIES You need shirt waists and chi.
Irra's clothes made flr the summer: first
class sewer taHHf ana WlrhiueI going ont
ly the dlv Write Nile. REGINA. 81
West .4th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08

PEOgFHEAuEft wishes work az homo or
fr Office. llrt,-4lt manuscript "a sg@cialty;
would 20 az assistant. understands general
Office work. Al1-ess Tor one week. MrA-
Il s. r. al C.Iuwhgs-avN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
NEW BRICK BOSCOBEL,

Every known hotel appointment with exceptional luz
r-y- ris "a and service uusNceed elegantly furnished
f-rr11eFluf Rooms srEE . suite.
lyy,ria5s sthE illustrated erature Elevator
10 street lowell Running be1r0rnE- Terms So
~ A. = MARION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08

FLORIST. with long experiences in cit rs
branches. on EaUtlewau's country place,
married with good reference. r. EofSE-
NAT. Rockaway Road. jamaica. South.
Long Island