davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-08-30
CHAPTER XVIII.

VT<U21I2 cus saS oAo JeAAiA SAAop "NS
turned into a reg'lar fort last
night" Kenner jested rs he
slouched into the Office the
next morning after breakfast. bundle
of letters In his hands.
George and Hillyer exchanged glances
and smiled.
you'd have thought something was
wrong If you'd been here" George an
swered lightly.
Hanks was at his desk munching
piece Of cracker and now and then
taking sip Of water from a thick.
unclean tumbler. He had no comments
to make. If the building had been half
demolished during. the night he would
have insL sted the ruin with supreme
Indifference. for it was not bis per-
sonal property. Half an hour later
man and q woman came down the
street and entered the warehouse.
The woman was short and fat. wore a
black sunbonnet and a heavy gray
shawl. The man carried worn Con-
federate flag in his left hand. In his
right battered army bugle.
"Jeffs nanny an daddy" Kenner
said. my Lord. they got here quick!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-08-30

3lr Silence isn't always golden. The
talker with something to say is worth
a dozen keep stills.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-08-30

commanding the TWO othe
the troops. The dispatc1
them to join Custer At o5
Martins stery Of that day
I'VE came upon the II
Little Big Horn at sils0
morning. and across ne
Ea village Of sewers k,I
Custer ca1ied {. Halt
".Men, he said Isl8
lage. the streets of MsS
ed, save for an occkl
half naked child or bsil
we have come upon III !
while the warriors ars taS
buffaioes. We win 80
take possession Of tie ~
upon the men when thSy
with hunting IS.
@The men all wayed ths
gave three cheers. Cusfsr;
sultation with his oiacsrA
ing me. he borrowed pap6
= ~ ~ , Z
from Adjutant Cool an
message: Join me st o.
the pack trains Hs toa
Reno and Benteen ana q
per to them. ~
'Tt was a hard ride OF
and my horse was woi
hip by q bullet from N q
bush, but / pnshed est u
Capt. Benteen. Soon
Major Reno came "
| to The captain that
ousned ana nata ieat
two omcers dead ul1
ssss5sd fSe sssns II
th.tInd,a - n bad 6sA
arhe two divi,lons
On q ,cusrt,er. ( We &
O'clock upon q bIuFi
narrow rayine ,,,iowa
rome. TO see the fiyS
[swarrnins with tlis
forms Of sitting BSf
end Was lust In our 2
ber w,e,i =, how Gloss
each other.
.arhe indiana .had WI
tireIv, 80 ,s,,rTouIise6
ci:;ssd - ,,ror, thsnII 17
h.na : re,,a,n,.;. ~:
ancs Z, .he nave. NJ
u,,th Tho .t,n. Il, yvnssl 80
= tbe,,. hana. ,vbic,s ~
,aoe. :, o,,r r,. ifro,,re, ~
49,, ,,n,r. ra s,,e,hls
Gvo,, ho;y. : | otta.n
:. c,,s.a,,. !. = -rs,,a l
III s.a a.as,.a =,
i;st, a. .a,.,.,,.,: Al. ~
,,.,, "a, = an. ,,rsiSI3
-, .a... sss{t
q; ~ -. 80, ,,.,,,,,.,i.
~. ,,,a,aa ,o, hs - r.
81. a,,,,.,an 5,,,,,n,, -
.,,... M. .,.n .s3aEa
49,. =. ~. =, -. s,,,,,i "a
,,,,.,.a,a.o,,, - ,,,atr. ~, =
..,,,a ~ .sor,,,a.as 80
oantar ~ whtr,h IN ii.
No osd The,a Wa uftSAo|
.oos ~ cama and ~
E.. 49,. ga t.,.SsG
|, - - -.
ioSihs men every ,noA
seeing In our imaSfh
drawing near when vi 4
-. a.. ..o,,. ,,r 90
eu q. .i'e ''ANe ~
our nair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

CHM e. Co., have IN preparation two new
a-lthmetics by Professor David Eugene Smith.
OF Teachers College. Columbia University. OF
these. one. a Primary Arithmetic. viii be ready
this month while the other. Grammar School
Arithmetic" viii not appear until summer. II
is stated that both VIII follow. In sequence
Of topics the best o. the courses OF study IN
,lt. by the EarLnus cltias and States..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

M. John II. Uhtson. who was one n the
Western Kansas land boomers Of 1855. has en-
bodied mis- experiences of those stirring days In
his novel THE Rainbow Chaeerg''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
Mr.. HARDV PROTESTS.
The author Of THE Dynasts" on the
Qualities of That Work.

IN reviewing. about month ago. Mr.. Hardys
drama OF the Napole0nic wars. 'Tha Dynasts"
we felt constrained 70 remark thar a kind ~
complaoency must have been ar the bottom %
the authors audacity IN publishing so unsatis-
factory book recent incident has only
served 70 confirm the Justice Of our words The
English reviews that have reached this country
since the appearance OF the book show that M
Hardys drama has received in general at the
HANDS o. his countryuen about the same treat
neut as that given 10 81 IN The Tribune. but
adverse criticism has evidently been lar from
convincing him Of his error. on the contrary.
Dir. Hardy seems SIN 20 be very well contented
with himself far this book 81 his Is con-
ce-ned. aud he has written a long letter TO The
London Times eu5eayCring 10 Justify the faith
that IS in him. The letter takes Up points
which had been advanced IA the journal TO
which 81 is addressed. but Il can boz read and
appreciated without any closer reference 10 the
article that provoked * than Mr.. Hardy himself
hnds .c Convenient TO make. IL IS a curious
document. curious as showing how hard II Is
for even man % genius TO admit that he has
made a mistake The letter runs a. follows:
TO the Editor OF the Times.
Sir; The objections raised by your dramatic
cf1Jc 70 TIE stage form adopted IN The
Dynasts' for presenting a rapid mental vision
OF the Napoleonic emancipation which had
the
book-seem 20 demand reply iaa~r1lch AS tha,-
involve question OF literary art thar - Of fa-
wider importance than as II affects 4 sir0ls
volume. ] regret that On the space OF "A letter
sIlau only be able 10 touch upon il briefly
your critic is as absolute the gravedfgger
IN Eefnlet- 1 understand his contention 10 be
Snat 70 give a panoramic poem (Which the
Dynasts' may perhaps be called the form ~ "a
stage dramo-even a conventionsl ize5 eo,-,, -
% give such form % anything whatever that
la lhtenoed Tor the study only. Is false ia princ-
pc NneLher the aim OF THE Dynasts" was TO
ei1ii0ano The worthy burgher (ss your critic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

GARDENER. Scotchman. married. on P. ~,
vat- place. experienced man undes -la-s
ami am 1u-sii- work. rs years rr.rtt..
s-.-- r.sr pI4-- Address a. NJ. o'N -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

The first number OF THE Twentieth Century
Home leaves favorable impression and II
the standard Illustrated ia b. is maintained ll,
The publishers Of this new periodical their
venture ought 70 prove successful. a poem by
Edwin Markham opens the magazine and this
IS followed by a pleasant article on Practical
Training for Women" by the Countess OF War
wick There are contributions by Edward Ever
EFT Hale. Richard Mansfield. Cyrus Townsend
Brady. President y. Benjamin Andrews. Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
DIRK WANTED.

Female
CowpASI0S.-U young woman 90 travel.
understands ulassaE.--. electricity. r-.-
r-.0-y. e.a-.l-ig-. best references ADDRESS
uE. T.. b.. Ths Gardsld. WasllHg'1u.
COHPkH,ION-v1ur woman % refinement
ar u--f.l companion, attendant 90 elderly
'r.H. assist with h1ussSevp.rE. sewing. ETC..
references. ~. II 10 Arlington ave.
H-.. e'Fa.
EXPERIENCED young woman OF unusual
ADVANTAGES. with original ideas, wishes A
position as zecretarv or clnpani1n 'o per
s5n - position TRAVELLER, Box D..
Tribune once
srTEEJNTENuEST-Bv LADY. nccu--
toned % executive work.. Hs slFe-tn-
taU.'rf O. an in9tirut. hv Nar-E IS 1r
90. New-IurS and Philadelphia ~efere1r-s-
Address r.. BOX 6. Tribune D~lue
pHER-Bv exceptionally .rr-
ard clever young lady. experienced iu all
kinds = stcl1E-agri1 wurt .~E4. com.
as % ability; has had excellent eG--a-' -0.
possesses good business .la' ...es. fFEr.Fs[
EN EDLI- General Delivery. NeN York.
TRAVELLING COMPANION or Istv's
r1ti. ta accompany on extended tour.
references exchanged JEANETTE R-L~-
'DM. f-S West lV-E-st. Kansas CITY. No.
WOMAN PHYSICIAN tsaIros opportunity
90 travel with family or invalid Address
PHYSICIAN. go columbus
WEAK ByEs1GUr-A cultivated woman
IS des.r"us ~ finding employment as $50
man. Address a. d. Z. BOX l. Tribuns
D.Fra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

Mr. John Lane has purchased from Herbert
r Turner d Co the English rights Of Alice
Joues's novel. Bubbles We BUY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

Hale
AgCOT NTANT-Hy expert balancing or
a4II.Is .u.as al- accounts Tor gorl1rs-
lions. arms or individuals EXPERT Room
1870 200 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

If-.IyV ASHER BY E1uuE man In Hl -f-r
saloon OPP bakery e7i East 18th So. COS
rsr Avenue o. care Mr. C'kesf-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
HELP WANTED.


ANY INTEsT.TsfGE.Ss ut PERSON ua" earn
SO t1 S1UO monthly in spare time CORE
spending t.- newspaper, u. -auras7lnss
semi for particulars. $DRTE EE-N PRESS
SYNDICATE ROOM 10. LOCkpgrt. y. T.
sAr.F-NEN WANTED Experienced adj
Eyrtls.rE statesmen 70 handle our timely
N-u War Atlas among The large aover-
fIas-s. call between u- ana 9 b. -1-
tF. r-r lIr IA--fTsI- IT.. Rand. N--Sally
4, Co.. L. o.. ave. EeW-lcrH.
TRIP to England. s.; Germany. SO. Africa
SO. also free passage. 40 ls--st
YOUNG MEN e.sryvhera. copy letters
homo evenings. So Co week. send adj
dressed envelope @.~ PARTICULARS Nan
aEFsT- Dept WIG BOX 1.41l. Phi-aieI-
TH.F. Pa.
WANTED man vro has tst ev-
le~.a-.- ir a1o0i"r~e and managing
a sales department.. for uH-I.a~t0rv fr "A
sr.r.-H.rg village 100 miles from Boston.
glr. experience g-f reter"~-" At.ra~s
NASr-~s tTrEEf- BOX e. tribune Dr'--a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
HELP WANTED.

Female.
EMPLOYMENT I'D E-AT.--T. & ? Beech
eEe- o. West l-ruHs---'' rrEs. Mattresses.
cham -s -Hr.1 Us. .alU4-s-1az. nurses. govern
,s-cs maids. hJls"w9Ea~rs. kitchen maids
wanted.
WANTED everywhere. lates 90 copy let
fs-4 a- home during spare time and re-
turn .s. materials sent free no mailing -
aff-aseal envelope ..- particular GUAR
t~Tr.E CI.. So Wis Gth-s-. FLiGdsl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
OFFICE FURNITURE
PRINTING.

I 600 CARDS 81. menus .atfer1eads. en-
veiOpss. folders. catalogues. an social
comw- rciaI printing. CRAVEN PRESS. 81
Franklin St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

FARMER American. middle aged. single.
4- farmer Dr care II a gen. |efltl 81 place.
JAMES MORGAN. tIysr-1.e. ave..
Y1rE-rs s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
STORAGE NOTICES.

HAE5ER STORAGE WAREHOUSE 90.
ocec. op' Meet a4fH street
tn Estate ~ Mr7 81 A.-'sa. r. .-,-..i'
I-,rr5rv Ea-erar. carrie Bauma1u. Et1el
Bishop. fgr- Bowers. Florence p mo-
way Joseph Brown. '.-f n. hi'.i.
reprf-s bysrs Gertrude 4. tytne-' 81. 5. a.
o. "alrres. Ellen campbell. Paul at ely.
william Cassidy. Peter Clark. T. i,. I.t-'
Anna U'arr.-ar. "a. a. crosby. "a l.sl.et'
clara Dean. Estate % -. Isr..ss. n. a.
2Irs w. Is. Farmer May F'.-7ignn. ls'eeEt
Fitzgerald. John Torl. v Frazier. Frazer
Gadar1a1 NarEa-sf Garrett l'-. has. l.
gf.r.r. claude .irlra1f. Static Hale,
Louise Hahn. p. 70 Harrington. MARY l.
Havsly. Herman hermann ~ sophie Fa7-
a. HgT Sire lance, Martha Jo.r-l7,
Naomi Johnson. ". r. Jones. Am Jones.
r %. Eaelsr. John Lehman l-ors j.
N-Ar5's. Kate N-Nauara, Eo5'. MEHaHs
r. Matthew T. N@-su1eE. susan J. Ae'-
r.ll. Martha = Merrill Mrs j. e. ,,- .--r
lrgs,a-. C7ss r. Neusy Mar. %. pguu@L
Tr seneca J. Powell. y. pve~fou Paine,
Prank PryI. Mark v. Potter. Nrs- Nancy
quarterly. Lillian Rarktn. Ernest Ray. 10
serh F. Reilly " a. Iaahar.s1u, N.Hts
Robinson. Nargi" r. sadie. Vim. SaIp-
son. Annie Seaman. walter Sarrv. S.. q.
esr1sa. Seymour :. -pFart i.r-Uzr -hl-r.
Iw.Hr D. ~hu-". Frank Sluz-nc Chos. T.
smith. John smith, Mary L. Spencer i-~
D. W Thorn e. - ". Van Horn. John
N1-tes0. Ewr11 J. WaIingf1rl. 5iarsare.t "a
Washington. Faruie Wilson Mrs Annie
wise. EieHr W,,ari. Mrs Ellen Wright
Mrs D. I.faH vs. D. Turner '. A -aF.
Ilr National H.-'~tHrIuI 60. Edward
psa-s.r Mrs y RI. N.keeEer a. Frr.Hu
Nrrs. George 81. Nrms.rf. T'~e-.r@i-- AMI
rf.Fo g. T. ~rmrae.f W1sabIr1 Ca1ec
SIN Simon r. H r. g.2 4T' w I;.-c i'''7
WINNIE VIM DELANEY H FrIueiI4. kl7r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

Charles Scribner's Sons have published new
edition OF Gilbert Hilton Scrihner's Where bIa
Life Begin?" the scope Of which IS clearly in
aicated by its subtitle a brief inquiry as 70
the ,roBable place Of beginning and the natural
courses ~ migration therefrom Of the fora and
fauna Of the earth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

The Arrletors have sent us f7u- more volumes
In the excellent series they have been publishing
q early Victorian minor classics with facsIm-
ies Of the original NIuetra tlous. one volume s.
given 10 Lovers Handy Andy" uith The
authors own drawings. Another contains The
Third Tour Of Doctor Syutax." with reproduc-
rous in oolors ~ Rowiand7ou's quaint uIustra-
tons. The third volume RS given % Pierce
EEaus Life in London with the CruIkshauk
plates in color. and The fourth is o. reprint Of
Alke"'s National Sports ~ Great Britain"
which. i0 respect to the color plates boy that
clever illustrator. IS perhaps The most v-aIcon,
volume in the present batch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

The Bureau OF National Literature and Art
A. Washington has ISSUED popular volum"
entitled Presiding Ladies of the White House.
II embodlez n variety ~ entertaining iuforma-
f1u Iu addition 200 brief biographical arpre-
cations of the FIRST Ladies 81 the Land"
from Martha Washington to Nrs Roosevelt. the
work contains short history OF The Executive
Mansion and a treatise on the etiquette and
customs prevailing there II IS well Illustrated
vIch reproductions fla photog-avu-e. while the
"apprceiatious'' are surrounded 10y neat boT-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
nRESNNIAKINn.

COMPETENT uRESSMAEER on evening
and reception gowns. out 10y day or work
a. home. lates. stJ les, late OF Donovan s.
s4s FarR-Gye.. near Slst-st-
DRESSM MAKER. -Ss1yiug STYLES. tailor and
fancy dresses by Gay So. home preferred
Mrs DANATI Gl3 East 3fth--t.
UEESaSIAE EE.-Iates- styles street and
evening gowns suits g uu, fancy waists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

ACCOTNTAST.-By expert balancing or
s4II.4UE l..as tl. accounts for corpora
t.us. urls or individuals EXPERT. Room
. 1910 200 hf'savay
AE.lFITE.-r STUDENT iu the Trsa~ut-
t.0usI .uu~-gvrear.- school iu arrrI-
tc--s gtIle wiling O.. start al .r " a--s.
. A. ERICKSON. sta Union ST. Er'osuu.
ADDRESSING Envelopes addressed at
home. 81 per thousand. FRED Law.
32lA 4th-st. BROOKLYN
I AMBITIOUS Intelligent Young man. -.
with wears experience. ln ofi-e with
chance OF aig4u..usu-. H. y d.. JOB
Himrni ST.. Hroos.yu-
BODKNEEPING. moderately. competent,
man would give lew hours daily. weekly
nr monthly Co start. also t1 continue sim
however small. or Too .uslril complete syz-
tenn fHr rrtuuft.ru-ine concern. terms Very
r-as.uatle. excellent references. security.
IT,. ia East -'t -.
BOY. le.s. uc,Ie lame one foot wishes po-
e.t.ou at auyrhlul. school graduate FIR
PhItTINCN. 100 ist.ate.
. CHAUFFEUR desires position f.r the COM
art...- a- r. ..sra.t.r- -'.. can COLL Gwen.
mss after g. .. sundays vs.. o.. g., U.s.
Tr.ar. office.
CORRESPONDENT Spanish German. Eng
'.H. .'.Nh,.T.n- I.HE'-H styoo-rapay.
..>..-.s.-,. N..,-yrrs AMI Mexi.ar -'f.-
.a.-s. 81. t.. t5 rr.al-ay. Room eu'
CUTTER ru waists. silks. willing 20 work.
Address CUTTER. H.z 81. Trihur. ~
CARPENTER G.rg. reliable. au t1srs
steady job. siu CO. week. city or country.
FHIar pAND' Aat-rE Paris. y. D.
,At.rr.-,rE.E y..Hr ma, 20 work ,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
All.

O--R SPECIALLY. buying. selling or fur
rls-f-r r1r-a= arrlzfiraIlg and completely.
NJ me =-Dery l-Ian or them " $ ]. AFT
90 - James Tri U- l-lAt HroadWaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

I MANUFACTURER % billiard and pool
tables. hfgr E~ade bowling alley builders.
/ lowest prices MAEN bROS. - Nhi'p
square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

AMBITIOUS intelligent Young man. ~.
with wears. experience. IU Office with
chance OF aiEau.. usu- r. " I Il2
TIurHI--r.. HIuoz.yu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

YOUNG MAN. p. wishes position as porter
I'm cafa. can tend bar. i've wears refer
er.es JOHN FERRFsr. eos Pearl o.. 10
agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

ATTENDANT and VALET Ey ore ac-
customet ~ me care .l I''a. ..5- sss.. l.-
man. Sew y JrN references 'tlNl,tai.9
GORDON. Ial East 3is--sr
FT-rTER. VALET. or a. both. eleven ye,-s.
exuarlsu-e. seven years iu one pret.I'i.
-s. neau travelling. understands care .r
sT-s BJ7TI.f-tt BIS 8-G-sve.. care ot HIS
locire.
I FT-T1ER or VALET. first class. by japan
ESQ. neat sober. unusually honest. I'M
dsrstauds all work wishes p,s'.i--. ll ~
family. best references r. r.. u concord
I o.. Brooklyn.
ur-rr.ER or USEFUL. MAN.-By japanese
CITY or country. good city re-ere~ees- Il.
o.. II concord ST.. Brooklyn
C0ATITYAE -colored man as arsc class
.14cHmau. best q city references. g.
SIMS 80 West a3d-st. g. Vt o. A
IDACVvNN ana 4ARuENEI,. Fy very
reliable 5wede. with best OF references,
can rr'I~. care ares s },,-....,. 81
la1te.'-. l5F 9Th ave
pi-uWASaEE BY young man lu ay-r-r
saloon u- baker,, e-i East 18th ST.. COZ.
uar Avenue e.. ear" Mrs. b hest-
FARMER. American. middle aged. single.
81 2SfE ~. ,rGFG5N tiysrIare' ave-.
Y0uk-rs. n. y.
FsEg-E art WORKING FOREMAN PSI
.r-ferr. -sIer. reliable Ar-trl.a.H .-..
man. small tf.... BONG r>. .
-tars. crops. au-r'- a-. -.''ti. ".. ,- .t-.
wife board wsu. attend Coz A-.I-.
A. hest rity reference. A ..tt--es OBJ e.-'t
W. N at carpenters. i't trE ave
rApNrs and rtEyNAN ma--.al
~.- -ru.lI small family -Air.
..... branch. wife expert r.-..N
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

% WEST 9-I--I.. Large. we'll furnished
room. open porcelain plumbing. warm
house. private. moderate choice and -
lee-. references.
2gu-sT.. - EAST Ciadisau Square SOUTH
Suite ~ ty1 rooms and bathroom. reg
rrtIrts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

iBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

FAEEFR STpE tgrs WAREHOUSE go
N<r-TE O.. ENE.FTr. Manager
Ear '.r-. H'....gr. 18Th. 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

CARPET CLEANING.

lib EAST 18th ST.-With board. large
room. second foor. references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

Er--rT.E-R. VALET. or a. both. eleven wears
experience. seven years in one p1s,'I'E .
has been travelling. understands care Or
lIrire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

... I'.. N'.-t'---i'y single EneI.F----~
- ,.5, e>str.ene-d with greeshoas.- -
references. JOHN. AZ saoer, ~,
t-b-aye @- S-lterG -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

-l..--. ..., -. ana GENERAL. giAN -
sra 81 piece hy married S-S "a so
t.ot gardener. care lawns 5S. ~ llss "a.
s.I.ti greenhouse. can NM S Nada
ail 'r address 3. b.. ar -2olitfJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

LINOTYPE OPERATOR.-By young man.
I'VE months experience. also work 1t
case. Moderate s. c., Box 90. Tribune
Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

GENTLEMAN. -. American. twenty years
business experience. now employed. de-
sires place as private secretary CT Couu1eu-
tial clerk. Address 3. c.. Box %. Tribune
Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

-EuElis1nan. married. no
family as foreman on gentleman c0uu-
try place. Thoroughly understands his nusi-
ness. az liberty March 1. Address j..
NHITESIuE. care F. y. Goddard. esq.
Easiyu. Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
CA.TnFE CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid COR ladies'. semitic
mems and chillreu's discarded CiDthlnE'
fine Evening ana street Costumes, J'"elLy
r-f-. "a -TlrtE Fu-z. etc Mr. or Mrs n
NATAL. "a Crh-ave.5 telephone LOIS X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

VALET or ATrENDANr.-By on, 49,
TONED -1 the care % invalid gentleman
Don. 1871 Eas. 3Isl-st-
ADEEE tbs E3fENT5 ard subscriptions N
The Tribune received az rha'r T1r,u-
Once. No 1864 Broadway. between 3sti
and aTtl sts.. until 3 o. clock . n Adver-
Elements received az the following branch
C---e5 40 regular ONCE rates until o clock
9. U.. WIS "a 9th-ave. q e. cor Z3d-st.
1888 shave. cor. 12tl-s-- % East I4th-st.
-5- West 42f-st.. between Trh and St1 avea:
263 West 125th-st.; i33S 8d-sys betveer
18Th and nth SIS lO-8 Sd-ave near 6isL
e.. los ls--avs.. near s9th-st; Isl Esa
f-.th-s-. T55 Trsnont-sve. SO 5c-a7a.
--sr 4Ist-st. "a 3d-avs. 30 R.seczer-G.
DOMESTIC Situations WANTED.
EsmAIs-
COOK ard WORKING HOUSES EE.PERy-
BY middle aged German woman, In -
e-ed bachelor apartments or widowers
home. permanent place. u0cerate wages,
references. CuI all week. t05 Arlsterdaln-
ave. care o. ~ p. McGresgy
COOK. srosI-rt plain cook; th-ss long ~
ar--css from CITY eu7.1ysrs 4. "
UlFlLA EEsH. $ BUREAU, L55 West -Sd-s.
COOK or H0CsEWCREIER srnau fan,lri
competent Apply NARY HOWE. oH
Bro. us-s-.
COCK-By competent young wo-an; Sod
references u -EEND ZION. 10 Eaa
3-s--s-
cOoE ar4 r.A-NuRESs by smart -
live English woman u-1 'rs-l111s coos-la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

EIlEt ~TfICIAN. uiIvr'rrr. pIpedtt0r- all
around man fu factory. Al reference
HENRY SIMON. 1.7G9 Greene ave. Brook
Iyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

Yet another Expansion" volume IS promised
for early publication. This IS a book by Mr.
Frederic Austin OEg or The Opening Of the
Mississippi" The publishers. the Macmillan
Company. say that St viii be found rich I'm all
sorts II interesting and fresh information about
the history Of the great river and its appear
ances IN the annals Of discovery and diplomacy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

GARDENER a-f FLORIST -
mana t1ss entire charge 81 .,,naarTiet
3 lace. good references from, Is-1l-.sinsn't
ployer- p D.. Box Do. lLama-oo1ss,.s5.a en-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

MACIfINE GUNNER and vARNISHER.-
By lrst class man. steady employment,
wages ul-lerate. iu the business fsr i've
years O.. MALONE. 2IO 2d-st-. Jersey city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

A new edition % Dean Svifts classic. "A Tale
Of a Tub" has been published by Herbert 4
Turner & Co. The reprint has for frontispiece
a photoEravure Of Swift from the celebrated
picture IN the BodIeian Library.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

HIGH GRADE mature Office man. with
broad experience. desires connection with
resDuu-iJla business corporation, Insurance.
or comm i5eiun not wanted LEEs % Uni
yersity Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

MATTRESS remsIs at your residence
city or country. the hair hand rardeI !.
furniture upholstered UPHOLSTERE.t.
30 East 2Srh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

OFFICE ASSISTANT. typewriter. willing
20 make himssIe useful. experienced. sal
ar $40 NJ. q. Tribune Uptown office.
/. 85f Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

ten Martens Harry Thurstoa Peck and otheF
wei known writer's. The magazine runs 20
more than seventy paEe II is prettily Illus
rrated. and has an effective cover N ooiorS-
II. fs O. very generous 10 cents worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

MAN. 30. good appearances. education eN-
perienCed cauyasser. would Ike ole
inside position. Address or call Az
EITIOUS. 22T East TGtn-st-