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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


NBERNA1D. &c--0srnan k.rl A
COMPETENT cha11oermaid and ssamztrsss
IN a Cnrlstian family, good rvfersncsf
ages SD Gall MJr1ay. HOLLiNY. d
last i96tl-st
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GARLE y .h.--t5eTnar, married. two call
l-er., Gl-srs anus general c14t-lre " frIIt.
n Fe4s rsBetlC4-s under giass NJ 1u--l-rsi
iAL-sr1us gardener and farming EClc
-ll1--rl. 20 4. ~ er. aba 60 Cllk. rl-e -.r1
GARY a-I poultry WOMAN uC..er lands H.
Cu-atcr. a-au an tsze t-I cla-Ee % large
estate lCt able % manage aeI2, pressn.
eUE-nyer car .- seen has nrst c-Ess refer
gr-r. st-i~-.5 -lse.. Industrious and honest.
l-s1rggsat March / wages $50 per month
With Col. t-Es Address trAkDE.vER. c4Eo
WelF1it. - East Ssth-s--
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LAUNDRIEs.

AHLGEEN q RE-HER zl5 Essi 27s-st-
High r-aie wC-E. goods called fs-- Tel
s1fT-l ,tiE-sf.
FIVE rsIrats family uasa called tor u-d
90 -e~f-. lace curtains rrr- alf~. PARE
FhNT LAUNDRY 1Ia1 WsF.-or-a-s
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CHAMBERLAIN AT WORK.

sErou The Boolovers Magazine.
mari from his occas oral attention 70 gardening
Nr lLar-bcrla.L IS probably as busy when al
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PLr,rnERs. sUPrLIEs

PATCH o.. rust holes o. range nril-rs
PHILLIPS 1INFG. co. cI5 East 34;h-st
Sc-1 flr price Lst.
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Dr. H Won DEssACER's PAar-acv >.
=. AliaEt!l-ase. Brooklyn 70 10 3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

GARyESEE and TICEIST-By Lsor5lga,y
sXI srIeI-e1 E.aL. hothJusss. g-asvries.
hard and --.- wooded pants. .--lltlrs
oI-sit5 4-t --.1ss plans .ell.1g and
Fe-elal management 1f .arss T.a-e, TO In
clsnu-4rca. Actress FEpFESSLDNALN T.
o., L1-I s-owu. = T.
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HYURIATRIC INSTITUTE. water treat
meut. 655 Park-a-e.. cor. 66th-st-. treats
patients sent ay physicians fOr Rleur- =
riSu. Cont. Nervous Diseases etc. Nal
helm Baths. patients car receive massage
aLd water treatment a. owa resi1eEces
Tel 1870 PLAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

GAMER cured az hons without knife. pain
or plaster. 0ool, free Call or write MA-
son CANCER INSTITUTE rooms 8 20 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

Or OGDENS Medicarst Oxyg.n. -.
ment BY Inhalation. cures NV -
esthtna- rheumatism. Insomnia. S.T,
23d-sJ a" "eH
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PATENTS

THOMAS DREW srETsoS patent 60
H#ftr- ans expert. esta b. shed 1sJ5. su-
rerIor counect!onS. los Fu!ton-st tenth
.1lg
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED FRTCES-5Og secons hans
w..E ana iron working machines. fuis
r.ararrre-. r.a,lir-rr bought and eN-
c-arlrE GEO - EDDY. 1sS Nssis0u-st
CHEAPEST POWER or EARTH.
THE NIFTY & WEISS
GAS eND KEROSENE ENGINES
sl- FlrI.lg LlC.t-.- Ligltrg and al
power purposes. automatic simple. rclia-
rlC. c1 $50. mated. a. NIE4Z l2>-4aS
- lt--sJ-. NeU-l lrk
SECONDHAND leather teltinr. sr sizes.
gaa- condition. Telephone cali. ] s-lb
John. WM r. LEWIS 80 Ferry-st
METZ q WEISS. kerosene sud ras engine,
Tor eIectri- Lighting pumping ana AL
power puTTTses SeIt Tor catalogue A
METZ. i2s-l8s Aott-st-. Sew-York city
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LAW rs.

TROUBLES. PRIVATE MATTERS. in'ur-
ice. .- 'acy' claim. q1.etly. CG-cEy
Fet..ea. trustworthy lawyer. CONS n I.TA-
Trg< FREE NORRIS. - B-o1 Gay.
SOUTH DAEOTk--Pa-lles having bus
tnezs iu consult ALLEN CAECTHEfE-
L--.-.a-- ~ , 49,. =. y
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 % 500 monthly IN spare sine core
spending for newspapers. 10 canNassia <:
send for particulars. NORTH FRN PRESS
SYNDICATE Room llG. LoclIpoTt. y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

GARDEN Err EmS.Isa. married. one child.
sN-er. a-red u E-e-uhCuses and garden
iuE. desires position on s -CtleUgD's private
place. lrsf Glass written anc persona. ref
ersurls. Address a.. Wl-KS1N. Ne-C-ou.
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

GARDENER- SCOT -EUau. married. On pri-
N8-e p.elc, experienced mar under Eass
an al JL-st- @o4S. i8 years rsf=s-l 20
G.u last I-ae- A11-sss A ~. Box @5a
IaH..rE S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

GaRuE-,.E.R Married. sruau family. ne
eEgcr.-C.s .- che cultivation % vrCe-l-
b.es. private place 3 FREHRICHS @uS
Jle4.-dve.. Jersey City
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
DR.. ~. q. COLLINS Harle-'s EXPERT lH
cr0wC and bridge WORK. prices ress. r.a,,e
JOB Ears 1lf.r-st.
DIR. " FRTckfg. Erecis|.-t ir .rrpr ems
bridge work. ro-s-at- prices. $50 LyE-
ilstal-ave.. near l1.'-sf
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cAsrOI1. CIoTHs>G.

CAsTOEls CLOTHING.
EIGITlssr PRICE paid s5- la1Ies'. rer-Ie-
r1-r s-rc clilirru.s La-r-Cr1 C'otfft.E.
IRE Ever.uE and street Co-- luos. Jrwelr-.
1ric-a Ii ac Iu-e ere. er rr Mn -
ssth
6oME or JTIE EEALrHrEsr MEN ia
Ire ely cell ne flelr clr ifug thaf Be-
EliEhtly worn. src g. you have sn~ y~r
WlFn 20 eel kindly Jet rlo Know. VIII c1..e
best p1lce. bofnT-'s 2.Il5 sta-arl. tct
1Iftl and T-1rn e-a
AZ Ll.ll i1aiE-Nls ard suUacriptious eof
TIE -llure received 81 fnelr f.4tas.r
once ~ 1855 Broadway. between aGfh
enc aith tts-. nnfl O'Clock . m aGraI-
Nsefnttita e.fcd % tie following Iraulb
pLc~E a. regular Office rates anti. ! f'e.as..
=. pa VIZ; - rf.-arc.. Fl. o. c-r 1I1-sI f..
~ lltf-atr-. COT fafh-sf ~ Past Ts.t-sf
80 iHeEt s.d-ft ictrrern Trh and sfs 80
- Nesi f2lth-at ICES ll-aue. bff g-,r-,
ttfth 1mh tlth ST.. J. OBS :ii-evs. near Girf-
-.iih iri-oce-. nrar ahtr-Ei-. 81 East
a2S1k-st.i re Trsna9rt eve. GO ed-sve.
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SCALES

SCALES Bargains. all kinds. Platform
500 pounds 90 20 tons Scales bought SOLD
czelar.-E. repairing O'EEIE$. sns
Tearf.rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

PILES. Bells Pile Remedy. Irnrue5i.,.-
lef Guaranteed ours. Price 81 "a G,,,s-
. Homeopathy free. BELLS PIARNs-v
q Ntsey-st.. NeW-Tork =
Ia hAND , -ngueltum Bo-o-sui-sI-..
cures -cH3uai Immediate relief TafiI
Tor 80 cents 100 Washilgt0u-st. Bsi,--
JOAN HANSEN. Specialist 345 LAv-T------
ave- near 4Uth-st.--Sc.as "a rheu-rs,i---
ard nerve trouble treated and psrmane.tij
cured. --f
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

GAA ~ IN A9AAAAE-.
ST. E2EfEGl Ea7E#'S
EA-ILoE3fENT RII,-AC.
I'll East --1-zt- l-rst class Ccucst'-- ere
.Tr-.t. $50 managing aJ-sll-e~I'lrs. ma
irons. gosefIlesse-. t-i9rs. ctc-
A--ACQCl,,'s EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
EH2 Gt.-s-c. ah.r.st. --t.4-1lla servants.
Oh NAT 9rl-i-.--. .rJ---sl. Servants ra-ts-.
rr.-.a uHcs
A. HOrsiAYER. l5s west z5s-st.. near
Proctor s--t-AIl er.e-ced cor 1sl.cs. also
r-at-H-h. house -rri Ic-l. hftrr ic-.r. nurses.
maids. Telephone 1854 Chelsea.
HELLO CENTRAL. give ne s02 Madi-
rll square SAMPSON r. NELSON'S
llmplcyIsEt Bureau. az sta-age. best
lsIp luis.
MRS. A,cpERs0S. $50 sth-ave hrsrrb .,
= 2a-oye-. Long bruulh y G-SueGisl
intel lteerce BurenH. ala uatll--a. Res SUD
l4c-. reic ences lrVcF-igated
FOR POLITE ATTENTION. rr5-7r. So
wire, reliat'e Eel1 sec TIE NATION Al
EAPB0EMESr 8rDEAC. C-s Cfh-a,s =
Telephone 2cc5--s2. h-st
SIZE Lincoln Irduatrial Excnaaee s1a ~,
nfth-st., fCr select lfir. @ .f...rl.rs sec- !.
Oclssnals- p q. SaLrZGAN prorrfo-,I
BEsr SERVANTS. BEST System IN
~ NS. 6TH-AVE Az f1rFs -
49, -. - INNE.S TIGATED. TELE
PHONE sfs5A-isTH-ST.
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GARDENER. -Siarch I. thorough IN
lersfd--s lowegs. f-uit4 yegetlsI-s M
der glass au5 oUtL l0r. laying CIr grounds
ell .a1ls-lp- Earieulug highest recon-
Is~lat..-s Boy toI 30 West f25-l-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

FOREMAN OF erecteT % printing machln-
cry. twenty-five years experience on al
classes o. machines. shaftlEg snd machin-
cry connected with the printing trade. 10
objection 70 travelling. Address c.. Box =.
Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

CUTTER on waists silks. wiling 20 WORK
ADDRESS CUTTER. Box 30, Tribune Of-
fee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

JANIToR. with ons chnd. wishes % take
place as jsn:tor OF two houses. no steam
beet inquire q JsnitoT. 248 Cicyelanc-st-.
Brooklyn
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tPTlrrCfAL Trcrica Plants. Ferns f0i
tsble use TIE TROPICAL Db-OiA-
TN PLANT COZ. 81 Ne5t y - :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

EAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. Sth-
ave. go 20 SAN st.-etoTaSe Tor furni
ture. etc. padded vars fo- removing. cl'y
0r county. boxing. arkiuE. shipping art
Insurance. ettiu.ateJ furnished TeleT hone
call o -lUE-HNtL-sf.
CONTINENTAL. storage warehouses. 3lt-
319 vs.. 40 just or sth-av Tel. 9 500
5Srh-Ft
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-AIBRELLAs AND CANES.
HELP WANTED.

ACENTS.-Cst cut Of the rlt Why not
own your own business Quick salcs.
LARGE profits Samples free. =. NJ SAY
MAN. . ZIG 20 :. 30 Franklin-ave.. St
Louis. no.
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tlNfA>lN..--f Young woman % rc1-elent
o. -..t-. ranrau..-. attendant 90 elderly
-ecr-srr-5. s. H. 10 Ar,.-rtlu-cve d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

cCNrA>f1$.-H young woman o. travel .
.r-.rstauas EassaF'-r. electricity cli-
r.Ipiy. v.lc-tlCu. hest reference Address
Or t. 81 T., Tie GARFIELD. Washington.
j. g.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ALL NERVOUS LLSsa- rs. NCrphluA or
Dug raHfs cares rrr. .lgfr- l- afte1 j
- ~ -
cT-v-r~-C a-afrrT,rrs -D0-D.u.,- ~
-r-rfg on renal d 1a--SFfi = IN ~
ave. aear -ggL-e.. -..ss.-oI.a ISgsa H,r,e..
ETTED-rEFP hTv Noah, e-r.s,-r.4 ssr.f-
forum fr- a--r ~ -..r.-zg-- e.f.s = -
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CUTTER and Filter on fancy or plain
coats with large practice: oth-aVe. retes-
erces. CUTTER, I'D 1sr-ave.
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UNDERTAKES.

GEO b KETCHAM. AZ East 1Ioth-s.
cor. LexinCtor-ave Tel ~ Harlem. " Y.
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SrENCJEAPHER. 81 desires position,
-.ree years .egz' ard mercantile eNper.-
enee. a1E4I-rs Remington cqel-.Jr. excel
Lent -efc-a.ees Address ADFANCEIi1iNr :.
E1z H. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

coos assist washing By STRICTLY temper
ate reat woman: small vases in ~.
Alteration u good home and klrd i've
ment Call las 6th-avA
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
=--=----e.
a ATTRACT z SUITS VITA and ~--lC1t
boar ri.el- rooms. doctors -t.oes. at
= cations references. l.f Formation rlrc.
s. &c. LELAND Co. CO.
= West 81
ST. ALEzNs p E4ST s1sT-sT
nc-rur rUE.e FGltr WITH private
baths. fo-.rrr .Gl-.. dining room rsri1r
FEC. clc--.- i.Eh-. sr-c,ir-t table board
REFLyEE ECN-- handsome rooms
VIII board. reference exchanged. y
Wee -0th-s-
IAEGG sarry room. eu.tslIe two lsdies
gents. sod beard. Running Vntsl. e3t
Wet 1'rl-a.
II a WELL E1TcfT-D French remi'y.
beautiful rrriss. u..l boar. L--ra.e latG P:
fE -ertIou rar- trrt class tLl.cs Ers1c4
ra.tcralfIrr. ID Ntar .re--Ht
60 MAIDS c--tEI-. corner Cls--st.--IlarEe
stcuuc a."r slrHT rusrrs. also annex
rCcfUE. l-cli.r. iat-s cN-Ctie-t board.
aorII-sI.. g EAST L4ar-a rs1u ou fourth
tn"r, 1iaI Aasr.. r-fe.c-.ss
1-r5 E.sT stTfI-sT -vft1 bls-c. .n--e
ro0r- r-0o~' a1r-. refe-,sr.ee
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s-pElINTENDENTo % ssutleuan's estate,
competent O. manage a. branches. Ete
rvreEle-Le. Crst class reference &c % s-it-
ltv character. etc EDWARD WOOD
RUFF. Port Chester. y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

T11T-srwOETlE,U or ASSISTANT COOK On
private family. ry Young japanese. Ron
est. -c-l,e HATN. = concord St. Brook
Lrr
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GILDER -Expericncee glider on furniture
GLIDER. $50 ilth-st-. Jersey CITY. y J.
GENTLEMAN. 50. American. twenty years
business experience now employed. de-
sires place as private secretary or Ccnndeu-
tial clerk Address e. c.. Box g, Tribune
once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

FOEEEfA " EnEiishman. married. no
family as foreman on gertfeman's cour-
try place thoroughly understands his Susl-
ness. at liberty March 1. Address
WHITESIDE. care 7. n Goddard esq.
Eoslyu LonE Island
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XEw-HAvEN REDUCES HOURS AGAIN.

........... eIssIs7. sos Sc. So ca So ~ :
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JANITCR -By German. experienced, can
Do rensirs froulre r K. 3.3 West 9th
-. C-n call SUNDAY or evenings
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UNrURNIsuED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED q ulI1aar. Il5rc. square
. UufGrul she'd room. except CARPETS. iu
house with owner rrererrei. between I'D
and 61tn SITS. near BROADWAY OF GtE-avr-
lels-vu,es exchanged Address. STATING
terms. y. P. Fl. Tribune UrtoNu 'ri-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

FPANIF,P Cb1ss1 long years experiences or
heavy work and repairs wishes place as
fC-euan or contract. citv or country
LEONH. KOHL SIS East l5th-st
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ANrrorrs ANn CUKIos.

EHE Ah4l4l T. rLtste.. ~tsI -
ave the particular shop Coz those s-ehl-s
errrafrr ard lovers ~ KEruile ora t'al
anrl0ges no Eco1e are Acfl toT pi.at n-t
- =. sod Vge bus sill AID eE-harEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

SALESMAN 81. pushing and sv3srtsacsd.
can chow results o. your FOODS ant prices
are right Address SALESGtAS. Boz "a
-r-LIua rtr.a
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BOY warte1 IN large IL" oIISe g.. -
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

CARD and SIGN WRITER wants forenoon
work q. V. H. Tribune Uptown once.
I 20 t1rna IN ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

CARPENTERS. two young Sweoes :
eNrerie1ced. all kinds q fcbblrE anu e
pairs. old and new work BLEAL' ooO
L. Xingtcl-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

ENGINEER rna-hfn!st. electrician. steam
gas litter ard plumber. capable tasins
charge of any plant; Al refsi ence. NIL
I.Eit. t2S East 9th-st., care Ee-tsch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

CEECLSr Ef.f-H -F.rst class IN all it.
branches. also al private residences. San
Elsrzat-e1. LLUIESrfIAL. 40 LeE.1-
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CuEOLSTr.R REF. Young. EoCt workman
city. country or hotel S"H9HR Gaze O.
R1lhuas. t7e N1rr0lH-st
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WEAK ElE5TGIfT-A cultivated woman
i7 DESTROYS 81: finding employment ag sec
Tefa.. ~ reader Iu English. French or Ger
ua'. A.4f'ss a. = =. Box L., Tribune
Office
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AET


sCENTCET DICTIONARIES ard oths- sets
and books houri- Tor Csrh. calls free 80
rcur home NALhAN. B0cEman, ! WILL
hsr0-tt. Tel 1905 rrosd. cate -ogue tree-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

TUDLNAkER. cara5le % dong Grs, class
w-ra 1- s1alv dies. t.a SHAKING or FORM
Ina. u1lidraak.-g an chasing MECHANIC.
--i1 Crg-t-st. L-oosiyE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

Nr-TsF. BY vouus s.rl. ~ Pr 49, ff5s7Itsi'
graduate from st. christi so5 aidrsss
,-Fs-s--s ard Diploma wages -
TIIZIv r-NpL-. SO IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

NACUrNIST's HELLER TO- Just com
ufetsI course 81 t-aGe schooI. waFea TO
otsce. JOE BT.ACKER. IS Chrystie-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

F--N0CE APHEE ard TYPEWRITER --
Excellent atIi-yi experience and refer
suce. salary FIL Z. .. PATTERSON. lOi
JaN1--t.. B.srelyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

ALL NERVOUS DISEASES Nophiua or
Drug raHfs cared frr. .llfD- Or atteaI-
arce Il IsNgLL. -fs East 5stE-et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

or cl----. 80, r. -..--r A.1res5 % -
rert-5- L6us Island CITY. y
Nr-rST AS trained nurse ~. -ara-s-
case rr1+crarc. r. N.. ~
@----7- ~ vogrz es~I ia private I la.
cra1..lra from So C----7-. 80, 4i1rsss
ss--,---. ava Il1.cu-s. wages -
inv, r-NDr.-. 81" as.
p1-rrsEE.E WON ". or ?. - a. bose
ironing. clear 40. Sa4---.
Mrs EvRTIE s{i Nfsi ''-
1900 ,T7--- w5MAN W1sss .s,.uSiss.
i'.--- $50 a. home or Co ~ os-'
80 rr-r=v-Sc. $50 ISL est sa-----
--VSTJr>-iF Nc-W-uaa ~ r,,rgy -
",---f-- -ocs.u~. by the ca'
wee "srh-s-
-----L-T~C+ II0TSF:IIE - ,,,.lo.,i8 AZ
W -L.->- 49, sr4a~fv couple, o- H.r r. -
.-.-----is- rsst city refert-le -,ss.-ol.lvr -
srazz lf u IS S-one--'--'
rae right. -
--- -------- -r7espe-ta,'a 80 =
N.-.-.,- y, a. WASHING $40 rsfsTe.lc--
axe howe.
"a, ryt- ,UATC. s4T Wesi "'l.. -.
V11777TG.-Co,ored v, S.la A4-o.rcE coz
v-srf0g ar 50 o.L
,fSN f1- West f3ita-s-' ---t
v-.7-Sr GIRL as arst class .,,ss. 800 =
At- -. 1850 ~ "a ~ r. -, r-ss. =
a. MIS- ID. II rJ-AA. -
v07-75- GTT7- a. srs, sass ,as 5s1.. =
~ referees. CaiL
EAST 54th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

REPAIRING. Gc--v,ork tous ~ your own
home GO mechanics wages, fac furniture
..~e.clriu-. ul.t.ress-s mace over. cal pets
laid. vanishing ard polishing o. furniture
CUAELrsS 5rCDE. 50 6th-ave-. elecrg.-
can store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
nnursr,c SITUATIONS WANTED.

COMPANION. s-arH>tru1c. nurse % llVali-
h1usckceuc- In snail family. o. P,s..-o.
az trlls.- Address W. Cos s'eceral-st. TO-
y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

LADY. experienced 81 reading aloud ear
r'5rue-f Coz a tr~ hours daily, reading
o. .L.4..'. -.l.l s.sl attend GO rlrres l1lt-
sr-a. t-..--- Says. s. Ery tE. @i. N.es.
I2.fu-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

COOK and WORKING EOUSAsl~l---t IN
81, eddie azeI German woman. u re-
r-ri b4cbeIor apartments or Woo" -l ,
home. permanent place. moees1le N-e-S =
raTe-e1ces call all week, 40 A---s--- '------
o.. ..ar. ~ II T. No GTceVy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

SfATTPES rs rcmads a; your residence
city a. c8urtry. the hair band rsrtet
furniture r=uph o,steTed CPECLS TEttEIt.
30 East 2StL-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

ArITpI.E AGED NAN desires position n
saloon. restaurant, factory or private
house. speaks German rug-a-is- ard some
English. Address II. KLEIN. l+S Avenue O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

MARSH 8 RES rAURA,ST HOTEL. WIN
SONIA 1888 ". 4ATH-S-. Tdh. Din
utI as Ale tMJsICD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

CARPENTER and MILLVRIGHE; al
around mechanic. can do qa'nIlnS. sea-
and zas fitting. rigging and sQlicing. iactoTy
>or estate: city or country. 2. 40 2d-ave-'
bakery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

YOUNG MAN q s@-s giacs which de-
rrauFs confidence. reliability s-t trust.
Al -~fr-rrce-- CON furnish so cash Sc
-arttv LAWRENCE 25fI VsnsteT-a.e.
L---rNr~e 1@TT fremont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

EXPERT UaIGDEEs-ER ard msn'clr.st
l...t"s position. ttlIt, % Gtt.a.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

IN ErgTRICrAN ard LOCKSMITH--Lsy
Young man. practical. sober. Telia5-e F;
wishes steady work, has too4A rtsLO
GREET. y. 10 East 22d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

TEES~NTAN Harris suI az around press
man. o.. Ger expert. hI-terv machine op-
era-or-ad fu-ts- wants work ANSWERS;
STEADY. reasonable F. FORLIEB. 90 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
TITLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEoPLE-CL
WORK WANTED.
Mails


CUTTER on waists silks; wiling % woTk-
Address CUTTER, Box 30, Tribune Ot-
fee.
CUTTER and Filter on fancy or plain
coats with large practice; oth-ave- refer
ences- CUTTER, 10 lst-ave.
CARD and SIGN WRITER wants forenoon
work. q. V. H. Tribune Uptown once.
1864 Broadway
CARPENTERS By two young Swedes'
experienced; al kinds q fcbblnE a2d e
pairs. old and new work bLSAA' VOO
Ltxingtcl-ave.
CARPENTER and MILBvRIGHT; al
around mechanic. can do qdtnLlns. sen
and Eas fitting. rigging and sQllolilhs 90
Nor estate. city or country Z4Jt -1-a'e-'
bakery.
UETECTIvE-By an experienced man. p.
a. moderate szlar-- call evenings %
write. ROWE. la WillIs-ave
ELECTRICIAN ard LOcKsMTTH1 -
young man. practical sober. Tst l,aistl;
wishes steady work, has too-A III
GREET. U. 10 East 22d-zt-
ELEVATOR RUNNER.-By repsctaole col
oret MAJ; good references AoCre'S
VANc,. 49, Ess; 124th-st.
EIECTRICIAN.-Forer experienced; al
branches OF CONSTRUCTION anu care Of NE
chimes Is -ea-s with largest companle5;
references. A. ESQ oth-ave.
ENGINEER. rnachin!sr. electrician, steam.
gas litter ard plumber, capacie tsalns
charge Of any plant. Al refsl ence. NIL
I.EE t2S East 9th-st.. care Pe-tsch-
FRAMEP (bossl. long years experience OF
heavy work and repairs. wishes place as
fCremgn or contract. Cttv or country
LEONH. KOHL 5i3 East l5tA-st-
FOREMAN OF erecteT % printing machln-
cry. TWEEN, y-fve years experience on al
classes % machines, shaftlEE snd machin-
= -. "A --a.h che mining lrale. no
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1904-06-09

almost certain to be more steady. If he was not q
wastrel in his YOUTH he has at least good years of
life before he need fear garruty senlty decrep-
itude To expect every skilled workman having
reached the age of IS years to have saved enough
money to enable him to retire, is to be ignorant of
the ways Of the world. True, most men can earn a
living, but it is hard to money. A weeks sick
ness in the family may absorb the savings of year;
poor investment may eat up the savings of ten
years. There is no relationship between business
acumen and mechanical ability. Indeed, you seldom
find man that possesses both qualities. And SO It
is unfair to condemn mechanic to label him in
competent, because at 45 he has no bank balance.
Fortunately fads are ephemeral Some day a
shrewd employer will appear and protest against
the foolish age dead line will employ only expert
enced men OF 40 or over He will make money, He
may not turn out many finished products as his
competitors, but his products will be better made
than theirs and will command better prices In the
meantime, 1t if the unemployed mechanic of
As must either Jump in the lake or steal
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1904-06-09

creases for less dangerous celebration of the day.
All over the country the fact that 467 persons were
killed and 1867 injured last Fourth being recalled
to the public mind by the papers, which making
an earnest plea on behalf Of the children for more
reasonable celebration this year. Such human
sacrifice as is commonly offered up the Fourth Of
July is unnecessary, not to say wanton It does not
advance the cause of freedom, nor does it increase
the sum total of young Americas patriotism It has
made the day sad anniversary in thousands Of
American homes Modify it; curtail the death rate
by the exercise of little common sense. There is
no disposition to make it quiet day-once year
the children have right to make all the noise they
can-but merely to safeguard the youngsters This
can be done by tabooing the giant cracker, the toy
cannon and the toy pistol.