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\ Gretna Green Marriage.

oxford, ~ c.. Nov. S.-(spe-
cial) "A gretna green affair
was planned and carried out
Wednesday evening when Mr..
Lewis Elliott and Miss Pearl Coleman,
both of Chase City, came to oxford on
the five o'clock train and We're mar
ried at Smiths Hotel. Rev. DR.. Dun
away performed the ceremony in the
presence of the guests of the hotel.
The bride was a picture of beauty
and the happy couple returned to
Chase City this morning.
Rev c. NJ. Tolson and bride have
arrived in oxford and are keeping
house in the rectory of st. Stephens
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Jones have
issued invitations to their "Silver we'd
ding, on November 18th.
One of the most enjoyable events
of the week in Oxford was the Hal
loween party given at the home of
Mrs. Horner under the management
of Miss Mary I{orner and Mr.. Henry
Cooper. The house was beautifully
decorated and the cadets of Homer
school, the Junior Auxiliary of St.
Stephens church and quite a number
of invited guests were present.
Mr.. w. S. Manning, of Spartanburg,
S. c., received the guests, offering a
welcome handshake but the extended
hand proved only a false hand which
caused continuous joke. Many old
time games were played and the
evening was a success of fun and the
refreshments We're highly enjoyed.
X X X
Marriage at Wake Forest.
Wake Forest, n. c., Nov. p
Especial. Miss Annie Perry and Mr..
Chas w. Pickering We're married to-
lazy at the home of the brides uncle
DR.. Chas. e. Brewer. The unique
ceremony was done by DR.. j. w.
Lynch at p. M in the presence OF
Il number of friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pickering left at 3 o'clock for their
fture home in Manni~- ="
y = X
Mrs. II. w. Baker to Entertain.
Invitations as follow have been sent
to friends in the city:
Mrs Ben Whiteley Baker
At Home
Wednesday, November the Ninth
At Four O'clock
To Meet
Mrs. Baskerville, Miss Brady
Cards II. s. V. p"
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Probably the rolling stone doesn't
care to pose as a mossback. anyway.
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A fine epitaph won't boost mon
through the golden gates.
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Entertainment Postponed.

The entertainment to have been
given by the young ladies of the First
Baptist church this evening has been
postponed to some date yet to be an
nounced, this probably being some
evening next week:
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TURNER'S N. C. Alma nae
for 1905.

SurpaSseS all former issu s.
aside from its calculations, SO
correct and useful 10 the pub
lie, ii is one of the Test COM
pendiumS of valuable knGwl-
edge ever issued in North Car
DINA for the money. IT is in
deed a "Ieady refer nee" from
which can be gathered infof-
nation 10 be fohbd in no other
publication. We have spared
no pains ID mahU he present
number indispensa BILE TO all.
1t is sold by merchants, post
masters, news agents. on the
trains. or by the publishers, IT
10 cents per copy 1t is worth
ten times the cost t. any
farmer, house-k9eper, gar'ten-
err, merchants, lawyer, preach
er, doctor or any one else.
ENNISS
Publishing COmpy
PINCK. G. ENNISS, Mgr,
Raleigh, n. Q.
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Entertainments Postponed.

The entertainment which was to
have been given by the young ladies
of the First Baptist church this even
ing has been postponed until Friday
evening. the 18th of November.
- =
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The Ladies' Invited.

To-day and Saturday Mrs. w. NJ.
Rogers will be at the Hart-Ward
Hardware Company showing what her
Home Made Yeast will do in the way
of making rolls in connection with
the cooking exhibit. This will last
only to-day and Saturday and all the
ladies' are invited to call and try
cup of coffee and hot roll at any
hour in the day.
Complimentary to Miss Bridgers.
From the Norfolk Landmark the
following account of luncheon CIV
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Marriage License.

Marriage license was issued yester-
day to Albert H. Clements and Annie
Reddish, aged respectively twenty-five
and twenty-five years, both of Fails"
in Wake county.
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w. G.. II. u. Meets.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il. Gray have
issued invitations to the wedding OF
their daughter. Lilly, and Mr. Charles
l.. Fish. of New York, on Tuesday,
November 22nd. No cards in the city.
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Ocean Steamers.

EORTU GERmAN LLOYD,
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young are yet fmperfecty appreciated. and
goes 10 the length OF advocating an exceedingly
difficult entrance examination 20 prevent the
admission into high schools Of children IN
fitted 10 cope with the curricula- The best
thing FOR children who cannot stand over
pressure is 20 seek out trade or profession
IN which their brains win not be too much over
taxed" A dictum Ike this VIII evoke an angry
protest from educators and parents who may
feel that the learned Italian is attacking the
problem from the wrong end. and is carrying
the doctrine Of the survival Of the fttest 20 a
revolutionary extreme. The symptoms Of brain
fatigue in the adult are many and varied. The
direct causes. OF course. vary with the occupa-
ton. in artists. for example. overstrain results
from continual contemplation OF mental i'm
ages before any attempt IS made 20 reproduce
them with brush or chizeI. The writer cites a
number Of cases. notably that of Duprs. whose
own words are quoted:
I therefore turned 20 the group Of the Pieta
and even n the novelty Of the conception and
the harmony Of line gave me reason 20 have
gO'c hopes OF the success Of my labor yet the
passion with which ! began 10 work the diff
Guilty IN obtaining the Virgins expression, in
contrast with that Of the divine peace on the
race OF Inc dead Jesus the lmpossiblty OF
finding such peace among the models. most Of
whose faces express the very OU0Osite-all this
had such an effect upon my poor head that
inS in Intensity disturbed me so much that
had % cease work: the thought of my i'm
potence affected me forcibv to cause
melarcholla. loss Of sleep and aversion 10 food
Ny good friend, Dr. Albert who was treating
Ue, advised rest and distraction. But what
kind % distraction. when everything bored me2
Day and night without iuternissi0u was worn
OUT bE a persistent rumbling IN my head; and
what was worse. the slightest noise even the
gentlesr voice. became unbearabIe to me.
coachman cra ckiug his whip terrified me, and 7
fed whenever I saw one. At home my poor
wife and children were forced TO talk IN whis-
pers and sometimes by signs.
Il may he added that the reader cannot
acquire perfect understanding OF Professor
Mosso's conclusions without careful study OF
the preliminary chapters. wherein he sketches
the birth and development Of the science OF
physiology, outlines the chemical and mechan-
ical hypothesis Of the vital processes. and ex-
plains the construction and operation Of the
Various delicate observation-disclosures the least OF
which is his own 'ergograph." or fatigue re-
corder-that have during recent years come 20
the rescue ~ physiology and psychology. In all
this there is necessarily much that is technical
but nothing that Is not lucidly expressed
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ANY PERSON holding or laying claim 20
BaukbUpk SO. - 4--4 Of the United states
Savings Bank BE- notified 70 present 10 at
sued
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cIARKs PARTIEs ~ EuRoPE. 1a0L

CLARkS PARTIES To EUROPE. lFA.
Twenty excursions curing Spri,E and summer. ocean
tickets by al lines send FOR Tourist Gazette Orient
Cruise March s & ''kurfursL" Il days. $50 ID.
r. &. CLARK. 1l3 B'Way. y. y.
"T A VELOCE'-Fast Italian Line.
Sailing every Tuesday Naples. Genoa
BOLOGNESI HATFIELD & co. - WAL st
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IOSI


ANY PERSON holding or LAYING claim 20
EaukbupN so -. f-H ~ the United states
Savings Bank d. notified 70 present 10 a.
tho bank. as "a new book Is about 90 be Is
BANKEOOE 80. 4oa. 442 ~ the Union ufme
con ha-ir- "a claim tu 90 is hereby called
upon 90 present the sam, within ten DAVIS
ur submit 90 HAVING Faii passLo0t cancelled
and n'w one issued
LOST -RarkhooI No SIS. 1870 on DRY Dock
Savings Bank ANY rersou having claims
same % tho llu, Within tbI.tv DAVIS. Cr
the said book WIFI Do declared cameo ma ana
'ytiuEuisued and O. new one issued iu lieu
thereof
lost or STOLEN -BsnEbook No. 27a 1872
% the German Savirgs Bank in The city
f---lsd - Jacob Nar1chrn IN tr1I4t Tor
Marie WcrdIaud All persons are cautioned
a~sirst res.fi7uue the same. n not re
turned @. fl- bank ou the 18Th d8v ~
March. 1898. % duplicate win De issued.
rosr uarlboo,, 40 4oa.4ta on DRY DOCK
UNION said book rs called UNION 10 presert the
same 20 the bank within thirty DAYS or the
said hook VIII - declared cancelled and eN-
tinEuished and q new enc issued I'm lieu
Thereof.
lost - Ranlbook 40. 62s 900. Rank ,r-
SAVINGS ecr ffh-ave.. NCgv York pav
meut stopped. Please return book 90 hank,
lost -HarFhDgE 80. TI3 EOS Rank f-~
Eavfrrs $50 4th-ave. New-YorIy pav-
rnsnt stopped Please return book To hank
LOST -Raukhork No. 775 cas Bank Tor
SAVING 2o0 fth-ave. New-YorI Paw
ment stopped Please return book 10 hank
LOST -Bankbook No. Us 500 Bank FOR
saving 2Sn 4,h-ave.. New-Yorly Paw
meat stopped Please return book 20 hank
lost -ParFrool, No. sol $50 Rank fo-
Savings, $50 4th-ave., New-Yorlt. Paw
ment stopped. Please return book 10 hank
lost -PauFfook No. Sol sS4 Rank for
Savings $50 4th-ave New-Yorlr Paw
ment STOPPED. please return book 20 hank
LOST -Bankbook No. S4s 542 Bank Cor
Savings. $50 shave. New-York Paw
ulsnt stopped Please retain book to bank-
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GARDENER BY single man. thorough
;-~l-.y-Ie,lge OF landscape gardening. green
houses bowers fruits. vegetable. etc car .
oI1F IMPROVEMENT % country places refer
ences. Address r. n. Box Ks. Am'iS'IAH'
Long Island
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GARDENER and GENERAL Man on gen
tI-man's place by married American;
"a. no family. wants house 20 I've IN. El,',i
Gardener care lawns. drives. rcads. sult.4
s-~ssr mouse. can milk care poultry. e,e.
car Or address b. F. a. Carpenter B. la
Grh-nNe
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WHITE STAR LINE

n NEW yORK-Qr-EESS vOwN-IIvERPOOI.
'eirie.....Feh. - II a m Celti--.. Mar 10 p
.ase-tfc Mar. . 10 a Cedric. Mar. -
oceanic. Mar. 8. noon Majestic Mar 30
Pier - North River. Offices Broadway.
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Lyda Eeely. 20 East 82d-st
Annie A. H~Gmayer 1903 West Z3dst
81. Bartholomew 2II East f21-st-
Charles 81 tauor Irwin. 90 West 1Irh-sL
John a.. CaruerlCr. I54 fih-GVc
lo-orerauFe Bureau. SHI Naiisrrl-nvo-
hnicser.ocker Bureau. 1897 Broadway
isabel Shea. - Eas- E1l-st
Martha Collier j. West .l1-s-
century Employment E-seul. 10 sth-ave.
Mas curry 81 East -Zl-st
Mss a. Lind. list. aa9 st1-ave
~. =. johnson. ls8 East Iatl-s-
o1cu. IOI West Soz-ef
See a. a-raefer. $40 4-h-ave.
Duncan a Co. i04 West 2qth--s
Mrs. Theodore Nalm5org. So sth-uva
Hiss Gcrda Ctteroerg. 40 4th-ave.
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GARDENER BY married srotchman. M
family. understands gardening In CT rs
branches. best ~ rftefea,'~ A-'4'r-s
IANfr-S MORRISON. 81 WiIGeu-st. Tarry-
Town ~. y.
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STORAGE NOTICES.


,,..---.--r, s-,or,,,,r, v-,pvr4or-sr 90
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHD. oS ~
once, 30 West o4th street
To Estate % Mrs. NJ = Alsoa4' Jehille
Anthony Walter barEer, MS > \ h'l L, .ts5i
victory isa {, man, ,dlfIf "a -ll-li n 49,
bl-Ho4 AL.--'yt i'e q = = 'o' - - =
way, joseph hi.N., nae -. ~. a.
sep1lne hyeIs Ger. l+- i. - l.g'' - "a p =.
J. Cnirncs- Ellen lai.io,-t. raul y aIl..ts'
William CASSIDY, refer tlarh' Il, Ng.ir'
Clara Dean. Estate of ". peuicke. y r.
or r. y. Derby Mollie Dil; Mary = J'ian.
Mrs VI. - ar il-I. -la- --.l--es-l-' 49,
E.tzseFe.ls JoHi f'i-' 81 IA, ~. a.
GLk. ,'.' .slLts- a r u...'' -''--s = ~
1Ahanlah, hAL ~ FaIi tNl' ,i. ma. -
Gibson, tlalLe t'uL ta1- Mttlr mar
Louise Hahn, p D. tArFlnfi'I- maIt Il
IaFe-T. Herman hermann CT N".-ie rms
terlay. ~. TO- HllI. Agnes Do ,lilt-. L-iil-ll,L
. HId. Mrs. James, Martina Johnson
naomi Johnson. ~. n. Jones. am I..'77
= - N.e-..I' J...U l@i'-l-.'i.. , ,ee
-ilAl l-'. haie VI Ni'i.i. a. A...-s. "a y" 60
Is MALi.tNs, j. N'.rIi4eL susan =. 'lHI-
rfl, Martha 7. Merrill dfa. j. BE. sNfF
Miller. Ars- ". a.. morgan. Bessie NOT.
irsgtar. 'aas. ,. Nr.ey. Mar %. D-tu"l.
Ir seneca j. Powell. 7. escrtou Paine.
Prank Ffyl Marx w. Potter. Mrs Nancy
Fl. price gr Miss n. p t9.ans- ala g
GHarte- ., l....ian hAikih- f-rh'St Ray, > -
trIa p A-.0N. D A.. 4', mar som 1l.l--A
Robinson. AttE.r p St-ltf' " m camp
son. Annie seaman. F ID. or scar 'F. o.
Searl>s Seymour Sheppard. Lrrenzo Shute,
Lillian =. -EltH. Frank s.nz.Eg t1as. r
smith. John smith. Many l. Spencer. Lee
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DED ID" LINE.

DED ID" LINE.
For Ia GuayrS- Puerto Caneiio. clracAo and MARI
cagfo Curacao. calling also AZ san Jtau. + r.
From Pier 20. adjoining Wall 81 Ferry. Er1okiyn.
: CARACAS. Saturday March
E r IlLAUETFEIA SATURDAY. March Lt noon
For Ia Guavra. curacao ard Maracalh1.
NaRACATTD. ..... Saturday. February 20.
: : Zr-TTA Saturday. March D.
These have superior aecour1'dat1-1 t-r JAS
RDr-T.ToS UTT~S e UATI.T-~~.
Manager ls5 Front ST.
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MACHINERY.

At prDr-CED PRICES-5OO second hand
vrood and iron working machines fully
.,,orarteed: machinery bought and ex-
CHANGED. GEO. p. EDDY. 3sS Madison-st.
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ART.

ORR SPECIALITY. buying selling or tur-
-fshf-- homes arttsttcaliy and completely.
~ tba st1DerviRi0n Of them. y : + AEI
co - James Building Xxx broacNaL
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WANUF4GTUSE8 nTSEg- m nn75o,o
WORK " ANTED.
Female.

Female
REPAIRING. &c--Work done az your ovvr
home at mechanics wages. fine furniture
Z repairing. mattresses made over. carpets
laid. vanishing and polishing az ftrrl-
! ture. CHARLES STUDE. So 6th-ave..
electrtctan's store
POCLTRYMsN or MANAGER on small
poultry plant E T. SMITH 2IT Quincy
st.. Brooklyn.
PORTER or PACKER--wIIIing 20 work at
anything. MCGUIRE, Gal 1st-ave
PAINTER. paperhauzer. decorator. prqz-
terer. kalsomirer; landlords. real estate
or private, lowest prices. best references.
ScHEINICK. 244 East 77th-st-
SPANISH young man. q. desires 10 work
with tngli shman On order O, learn Eng
lish- Address ALVAREZ 81 PearI-st.
SHIPPING CLERk-By reliable Young
mla. "a years Of age. good packer and
marker, best reference Address A. N
GERARD 262 FranlIlin-st.. Brooalyn.
SALESMAN. experienced. wen drumnsd up
Western trade. desires a line ~ chill
dren.s clothing or any line - gentlemen g
Furnishings 4. Box 81. Tribune once
SWEDISH MASSAGE treatment. best meth
DDS. given by expert masseur f7r nerves
heart troubles. rheumatism, especially head
ache. nasal catarrh and deafness EDKAN-
son. I .16l Amsterdam
TYPEWRITER and OFFICE ASSrsTAN-r.
willing 70 make himself useful, seven
years IN present position hichIy recon-
mended. II. r. SANIUELL.S. 55S West 3Sth.
TUTORING-By university graduate: ma
turs and experienced, FIRST class refer
tnces- Address W. Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG MAN desires ofa-e position.
JOSEPH FEESEY. 1901 Fulton-st..
Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN. q. seeks place which de
mands confidence. reliabii:ty and trust.
Al references. r.u furnish 500 cash Sc
curitv. LAWRENCE 2511 Webster ave.
Telephone 221I fremont
YOUNG MAN. 10. az anything. FRED
REED. 15S East 11stl-st-. care 0s FiIps.
YOUNG MAN. German. wants work % any
kind iu private family. 10 Suedeker-
ave Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. Is. German. wishes position
az gardener and the care o. horses ard
cows. CHARLES, Ito Greeuvsicl-st.. fourth
floor.
YOUNG MAN. 10. fair education. would
ike work ~ any kind. FRANK KOLEN-
SKI. /. $50 Avenue A.
YOUNG MAN wishes steady place at any
thing. iron or sheet metal work preferred
Address JOHNSON. care % Clark 81 East
12Gfh-st.
YOUNG MAN. hanIv with tools. wishes
steady work HEINRICH LOCILELt. 20
Throop-ave.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. q. wishes position az porter
IN caft- can tend bar. five Years refer
erce=. JOHN FERRET. ShS Pedrl-z--. 40
agents.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
TRIBUNE RAIDERS CAN DEAL
WITH THE FOLLOWING EMPLOY
MENT AGENCIES WITH ENTIRE CON
FIDENCE.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
AMERICAN GIN rE.L-AEoAIa[. having IN
fNrrltlnnahlo references. would like re-
eUgaErweut as companion or any position
requiring caulb.lItv and tr-stvT rrl-Eess-
A1lress S. 1888 DcEruw-s--. brooklyn
kINuERGARTSFE- young woman.
Columbia graduate with public school
experience. eHIcie1t ard cap-Ale. very best
city references KATHERINE. Box II. lsS
tth-aye
ELECTRICAL MASSAGE At patients res
idenc-s. specialist on rheumatism. r +.
O.. $50 West 50th-st. third floor. west
GOyEENESS or COMPANION A lady
tSwIssl. certified teacher. speaking per
fectly French. German and English. music.
desires place with lady or family going 20
Europe. good sailor and traveller; highest
references. EUROPE. Box ZIP. 6lI 9th
ave
REFINED. educated French lady. who met
with financial loss. wishes place % any
kind. age 40. tact business ability. r1s
FeEmsfress e. 2. care Of Van Tasseu.
I G1q Avenue A.
srENOGEAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
neat. careful Beginner So. no agents.
Address o. A.. 2IGA 23t-st. brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHEE - Experienced stenoS-
rauHer ana ONCE assistant. quick and
Cruretr1t. salary $40 Miss STEPHEN.
'eH NeefHrf fIuH0r'v
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EOETD GERMAN llOTD-
Fast express service.
PLYICUTTI-CHE RRoUIlG-BRENEN. -
Kaiser. Mar g. s. All E Nm. u.---AIL T. IN
X. II-..lar is. Al ka-ssr.---.--AIl 26 10 AN
E-crrrIaz 1laE % Az Nro1Trluz.-- May ; "A.
haiser...- .far ~ 10 All X VIM II-.--Nay y. I All
TWin-SCTeW passenger service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BREMEN; -
Bremen. lIar H. Az u, 10 AN
sA.ar.... Mar -. 10 AIS 'l}lalr ALL IS 10 AN
j. A-f g. 1H All o.. Lulss-...-. Aay g. 10 An
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direct
Mediterranean service.
CIEEAI.-A R-NA PLTS-5ENOA
Feb All D. pi . Il AN
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i1fafa. eru lIsr Ia u Az Hlle-EHieu-ApI o. II AN
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Fr.ra T-,sa-a Piers. 81 aal EtH ets. II hoken.
OIIE.I|--E- a. DH. $50. @ BROADWAY. y Y
Louis D. Meyer - south TArd ST. Ph!-S-
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eaTH-sT.. ia WEST. Private house: de-
slrabie rooms. porcelain baths aDunoAnt
ho4 uafer. Fentlemen. TELEPHONE
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.

BASEMENT floor. paTlor floor: large and
small rooms: steam heat restaurant o.
WASHINGTON Place.
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURER OF Billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling s.ley builoersi
lowest prices MARX BROS. - Lnlon
Square
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OFFICE FURNITURE
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
EARN $50 70 800 monthly corresponding
for newspapers. 50 a column for work in
spare time. no canvassInC. Send FOR par
ticulars. NORTHERN PRESS SINDI-
CATE. Room 30. Lockport. y. Y.
USEFUL. MAN Swedish, in private family.
good wages. city reference required MISS
NINA $. JOHNSON Employment Bureau.
l46 East I9th-st.
MEN-Trip 70 England. s.. Germany. $40.
Africa. SO; also free passage. llj LIST
St. NeW-NOrk
WANTED. Bright solicitors for War Be
tween Russia and japan b. Murat Hal
stead: best book. big book. enormous de
maud. big profits. freight paid, credit given.
outfit free. THE DOMINION COMPANY.
Dept Il. Chicago.
WANTED. Bright intelligent American
boy In silk manufacturing house. must
Address INTELLIGENT. BOX 3. Tribune
Once.
WANTED For Ieuox. Mass gardener.
experienced IN raising vegetables. garden
flowers. also pruning. no glass houses. sin
gle man. Scotch or German. age about 81.
wages $50. winter months. 50. HIGH
CLASS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. p Estst
22I-st.. ROOFS 74-7J.
YOUNG MEN everywhere. copy letters
home evenings: 50 80 week: send addressed
envelope for particulars. MANAGER Dept.
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y m. VA % shave, q. =. cor. Z3d-gt
lo5 cth-aEs-. cor i2th-st: e2 E,ast Isth-st
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near alst-st 90 Sd-avs 30 Bisseksr-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
LADDERS. DERRIcKs. FLAG POLES.

PORTLAND LAD
DlIlILl1L DER Co. 100 Or
s~rs-st. Newark. ". J. Tel 794 ". Best
Of ladders delivered at DOC per foot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
, MEXICAN LINE.

CUNARD LINE
- TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
Feb -. LgC1r Mar T.
Ca-ra+ha. mar l. =. ". AuraIa. Mar 70 . j.. NJ
Nj A. Mar. ~. q A.
NELTTEERANEAN SERVICE.
Aura-'a- ia - u q. -.
CarrE5Ue cabin and EreeraEe .aEesuzera
Prom Piers tI-S-. North River
Al EI-a-l CO.. La. - Broadway
y \. VERNON IL BROWN. General Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
FOR THE WEARY MN.
Il Book Teaching Him Hoo to Id
Just His Burdens.

FATIGUE Pv A Mosso. Professor 81 Physiology
- -. r--.lg.-eff,, 81 Tsrrir Translated by Mar
f-arsf D~limroud ~ A. and w. D. DrunnloIl1
II Ii svo I'D zlv. "a 9. 4. PUTNAM 5oilA