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DR.. MILES
RESTORATIVE NERViNE

which acts directly upon the nerves. 70
ir' Shing and strengthening them. Ii =
4 nerve food and tonic. which toothcS ana
relieves the tension of the tired nerves,
and brings rest and refreshing sleep.
Your remedies saved my life. They
are all YOU claim them to be | am now
IN very good health for a woman - wears
old. tina nkS to your remedies. When
feel nervous. or don't feel well, | takr u
few doses If nr. Miles Nervlne ana il
sets me right
CATHERINE LAGIE, Leland Iowa
TIE first bottle will benefit. if not, III
druggist will return your money.
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WORST IN YEARS.
Severe Storm RACES at Apalachacols
from Friday to Monday.

Apalachacola. Fla. Sept. 30.-Thr
worst storm known here in many wears;
ragged from Monday until Friday night,
the wind reaching high velocity and
the water reaching over the WharvcS,
flooding the lower streets and damaG-
ing prOpprtV
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Women

hold duties. find the drain upon then
vitality so great that they very often
become nervous wrecks. This loss Ol
vitality causes headache backache. Sic y
lfsSn"Ss. irritabiIity. anxiety. etc, ana
frequently results in various forms OF
female weakness
When You feel tired and wCrn out. take
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metalled and generally overhauIed at
st. John, as the owners expected to
Keep her in the gulf trade for three OF
four years. She was valued at $4,000
and is insured for SIS coo in Halifax ana
st. John Offices
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Second Storm Causes Alarm.

Mobile, Sept. @0.--Considcrable dis
auirtude was occasinned here tonight
when tho announcement was made by
the weather bureau that second storm
was present III the Tucatar channel.
TIL. barometer her" tonight is o0.lG and
still falling.
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Count Boni is Happy.

Paris. Sept. 30-Count Bnni De Cast -
lane has been reelected an anti minis
terial member of the Chamber of Depu-
ii from the Bases ,Alpes. Count POM
was unscated after his last election
from this district.
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WINDSOR FAIR PREMIUMS.
Lonq List Of Awards for Fine Articles
Placed on Exhibition.

snr>illc
irJ"d mare ana colt, (drafD. 1st. +.
VI. p"llon, Gardiner: ID, f. {. Jcwett.
vhitrlicld. Colts, 3-ycar-Old. LIST Joseph
Nichols Chelsea. Sucking colt, 1st. +.
i: C"lhurn, Weeks Mills. Colt 1-ycar-
old. l%t. c. u. Jones. Weeks Mills.
brood mare and colt. oIrivcr). 1st NJ
J. roylc. North Whitcfield; "a. f. A.
Campbell. Cooper's Mills: I'd. \. ii
Ware, N'indsorvillc; 3-ycar-old colt, LIST
i. II. Ware, Wind>orN lille; 81, c. d.
Jones, Weeks Mills; 2-ycar-old colt, %.
i:ohcrt Secl;ins. Weeks Mills: ycarling
cot. lst, ID. NJ. Kimball, Windsorvillc;
2d, L. y. Campbell, Cooper's Mills.
Su, king colts. 1st, John Turner. Som
crvil.; ~. NJ. p. Doyle, North White
field; Sd, Samuel Farran, Windsorville.
Gents drivers, 1st, II. NJ. Springer,
Augusta; ID. &. Z. Clark. Gardiner.
Matched pair, 1st, G. W. MrGinn,
WinIsorville. Judges. d. II. Clark, c.
|. Look and Lester Il. Mister.
I'ruit, best display, 1st, +. y. Lap
ham. Pittston; ID, G. 4. Moody. Gar
diner. Best display of Il varieties, LIST.
u. 4. Moody, Gardiner: I'd. +. a. Lap
ham. Pittston; five winter varieties,
1st, T.. a. i.apham. PittSton; I'd. c. Is.
Green, Pittston; Sd. G. 4. Moody, Gar
diner; four varieties. fail. 1st, j. II.
Mooney. Joicc: 2i. G. a. Moody, Gardi
per. Cd. T.. A. Lapham, Pittston. Single
dish, Isl, r. NJ. Doyle. JOice. Ben Dacis
ami Golden Russet, G. a. Moody. Car
diEer, 1st. Ifluc Pearmain and stark;
ID. G. H. Caldwell. Famcuse and Belle
Flower; I'd. T. NJ. Doyle, Joicc. T"lman
sweet ard Baldwin; ID Donald Webb.
Gardiner, Wealthy; G. 4. Moody. Car
diner. "a. r. I. Grccning and Mcintosh
Red. Let. New York Porterg. Maiden
Flush NaSsaC husrtts Porter, Naked
Liam Greetings, 81. Roxhury Russell
%. Straw berry, 1t. Bailey Sweet, +. A..
IHIhaIn, pittston. list. Baldwin. Elack
oxford. N"ncscch. Pippin, Ribet"nc
Pipuin. Sweet C;l"rv Nundr. Winthrop
ere, ding. Rhode Island Gro"niug. FOX
bury RGssctt. Duchess. Tolmau Sweets,
Kings. IIurlburt. IDS. GlaVcnstcn.
T!y.nty Ounce Garden Sweet. Northern
SIN: 81. EciIc Flower Edith NJ. Given,
South Windsor, lists. Red Dutch. Gr;tn-
it,. tIcauty Nod Head. Pound Sweet.
Franklin Sweet. King William. .as,
King. Iurlburt. W. Grccning. 81. Fa
ueusc. 4. X. Clark & Son. East Vas
s:.lnor". lists. on Mcintosh Red. Cid
dcon. Gravcnstein, Sutton's E"lUty,
Rcd Ru":,,;. Arctic. Milding. Alexander,
"a on t;"!dcu Russct.
J.. H. Ford. Whiiclicld. 1st on Maine
Nurthcrm SPY. strawberry Baldwin. J,
II. pnrgir. tst. Twenty Ounce. Fa-
mcu4r. Wealthy. "a. Mcintosh Red.
crab apples list, Edith NJ. Given
~. 1t.f
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CONSULT THE WANT COLUMNS
IF IN NEED OF HELP. IT IS a
9ROFiTAEAE INVESTMENT TO
JsE THEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-21
nnxrsHEp RoOMs To 80.

.r,,yls insertions 3 cents per lire. Sixteen
- seven times consacIttvely. 81. which
s.-i.iss advertiser 70 have rooms entered in
- 5-ibrre's Directory u Desirable Rooms
~ psgi1a q fourteen days. Write for
,frruler.
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FOE sArr.

20 sssslls---ltolltup; partitions. ratings. ia
Dles. safes. letter presses, counters. shelly
ts3 stores. Offices fltted; $50 dozen chairs
.--AN Bros. 1882 Centre ct
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NIEw jersey CENTRAL

V85uS6U WGau laSs =
STATIONS Teos ley - g s. :. R
Wei ! me Ga! shown g. below Is tom Liberty 81
sept as noted BY designafing r1s~zs-
EAS1ON. BETHLEHEM IElN~OHN
E go 4aA,CCCH CHUNE-z14Oo G..5
1-ssu-lJ' DO A A., 1.20. 440 500 q. rs
100 'J 500 SI a51 z - Sun. sAso A ~
4. y. 10. 500 p. q. sunisSs' :. 10
a ~. SEQ ?. II
l4RT79EEM Ro Pm 5 5A55SEEUE 3 zcas
:. ~ 1a0 e415. CakeWOOG ana Lzsls-
hurst only. k84o. aAOO. xV0OSD- SCa-
q9sys 100 A y. eco. Lakewood asa
ATLANTIC GTX-ss.4O A. N. 1850
LONG BRANCH AsBURT PARx. OCEAN
Grove. POINT PLEASA1fT-Z4O0. l8o.
4l.SO A. n. eLl&40. Kim lS0 04s
s@.43. a IS. $50. Gao. 312O1- sundaya.
ss1SSSe2s Ocean Grove. els A n. 400.
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABRIGET. NON
CgIH BCa-. EAST LONG EEANCE-
$50 a90 p q. Sundays. e 60 -. a - e
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR Azz.aNwro
55BBAANcH. AsBURT PARK. OCEIT
GROVE; SPRING LAKE, P0TsSr
6s15EAsA y = sr g. n g. ", 42s 81.
SdSSyg; rs 4. n. 100. rs ?. Il. la
~ n X Cedar st., lO.20 A. b. ZOO
S-5 SO - p r. Sundays. 1000 4. 81
RE5AS !2l g., HE4AIR.RIsBURa. PoTTsvz.Iu
49, SPORT-ilE4.oo $50
to,Ol - 10 1000, LOO A. ~. Fesllirx
oalyl. LOO ll-2O. f2OO p. ri R-4eire
5ooSotS5iHe. Harrisburg only. iz-OO e5.O-[
49, PHILADELPHIA
1s-Sy, MOO, $500. 400. mslOOo sllGo
A a.. ms12.00 milo 600. e7O6 400
P'G;SO' i I.S Is Zoo. $500. ss.O0 5000
BALTIMORE AND VYASHINGTON-
SUI. M 1000. m@12OO ms2OO T1fssO0
m-6OO. 200. 1912 IS 49,
DdLy, TDatly except Sunday eslrr-
oS-Ss- $Farlor cars only. IVA Tama0IIa
eEXcepc Saturdays. mDiuinc car $500
GAYS only, zFFom Liberty ST. only.
IRON IWencv-thifd Street-b5 ~ = n
sou Z ~. el2-20 p NJ 81 O p Vs
141.SY p H. E3-20 p n V5 50 p n
Oniess; Liberty st.. West 23i 81 a
Astor House. 2e5. So 1900. 1s5s FsrosIv,a,S
1s- 9TH Az. PSI 5th Av.. 3 Union Srrlsrs
west zISS 30 Az, 1O5 West Ig5th 81 ssS
Sotunlous Av,, New York. 4 Court 81 s59
- FHlton St. 40 Nostrand Az RroolS-
M So Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
tofN transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage 10 destination
". G. BESLER. NJ RT1T,
ViSe-Fres- & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Fass'r Ascent.
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AR information concerning fhese rooms
-, - haa. free OF charge. al the Uptown
- ~ The New York Tribune, 1894
S--sduav. between 36th and Ssth sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-21

q t5snations sNanfeG-AfaIe ana Female
,,,sa.lr ines 1not exceeding "a words) three
,o-,t 'ioIs, 10 cents; seven Insertions 80
S.a.ls preceding p words and less than 40
~, 'nsee insertions, 80 cents; seven in
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Msle

Msle.
AAz ANXIOUS % dnd O good position for
my cOachmAu; nrBt class IN every par
ticuiRF. TsleDhOne 7z-MAaisQp OF o27~
BUTLER, VAE.ET.-EnElishEnsn single;
fssfsd; hTsf class Fstslsness; fh6Foushly
coup~tsnt Address A. w. G5 Prospect
= lao1. Eaxt <1c st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

%lss -svsa times consscutlvely, 81. which
49,. sa,ertiscr 90 have rooms ontc-ed IN
t--ss-lhirne's Directory e Desirable Rooms
~ -eTsoi q fourteen days. Write for
-is.iiEr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-21

I'D ST. 20 EAST opposite Madison Square
Park) Safe fWo rooms anG bathroom;
references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-21
Female.

BooKKEEPER. stenographer. typewriter,
Is; experienced; salary SIS; good at fig
lires and lair writer. EETTIE BLOOM.
go East inst St The Bronx.
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HAMBURc-AWERYcAN TWn :


Special Passenger Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
= 81 v Maya Gam Aaiserin A V-.June21
D'land May31. 10:30am lOceana June q
Amerika. June 1,5am Deutschland. June 8
r. chr. Junel4. II :3Oam Amerika ..JuIv 3
Among the special features OF these shinz
are: grill Room. Ritz-Carlton Restaurant a
Ia carte. Elevators. Gymnasium Palm CSsr-
den, Electric Baths. etc
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER LONDON or PARIS AMI
HAMBURG.
Large TWiA-ScFeW Vessels OF IA Oo0 fo,x
Superb Passenger Accommodation
Penn'a June 2, I pm lWaldersee. June 9O
Batavia. June 2. . am Pennsylvania. july Ia
Patr' "a. Junel6. ! :3Opvn Ratavfa. July 81
Pretoria June -. 6 ami Patricia .Juiy, -
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
p. Oskar. June s ifAGoItke. .J1Iv "a
43loltke. June 12lP. AdaIbert. .AuG.
p. AdalbeTt. June 10tP Oskar. Aug q
p. Oskar. July II lfAGoltke. -. Sept. n
4Calls Gibraltar: has Grill Room and
Gymnasium
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DESKS AND OFFICE TURNTTuRE.
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

-'HE@SeAAh ElI--By refined woman. en-
g-Senents n private families by the day;
i-s-es. AFFINITY ana references Address
3hlLlTI, Tribune Uptown Once 1854
Broadway
Of-t-ssN AZ ER- French: es seanstress in
Fl-tete FAMILY o. 70 ladies' IN hotels, go
$500 al sumner al KINGS sewing.
iga-I4is making over speciality; assig:
.-s.tA beEt references. dIseLgsFed June !
VII cal evenings 4. b.. 1852 Broadway.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR
o-ss-t ~ Dune received a; their Uptown
S S--1- 40 1854 Broadway, between, 18Th
49, u s's-, Until . clock ?. IA Adver-
-s1r--sais received AZ the following branch
49, g. regular Office rates until s o'clock
e -. VIZ; &5s sth oTe-, q E. cor. 23d n
= y. ave. cor. 18th St. % East I4th 81
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LOST.

LOST or STOLEN. handbook No. si0. s1s
q the German Savings Bank in the CITY
q - NeW York, corner 9TH ave and 18th 81
Issued 70 William Wossner All Y,ersons
are cautioned against negotiating the sand
- ~ not returned 10 the hank on The 9TH day
u Sune' 1905. duplicate will be issued
handbook No. SIS 3si. Rank for
savings, 80 9TH ave- New York Paw
''eHt stopped Please return book to hank
LSsI; handbook No 900 0l5. Bank for
Sesinss. so 4th ave. New York. Pay
s ------- --o-neo. Please return book to bank
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BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
IHAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
IElBUNE on SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
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Observation-Disclosures; thoroughly expert
encedi unsurpassed personal recommenda-
tons: skilfdl driver: neat appearance, tenn
perate, obliging Trustworthy. economical
manager, city, country. M'ILVEEN, 235
East 2Sth ST.
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Mediterranean Service
Fast Express Service.

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-21

/ FRENCH DRESSMAKER. from DOucet;
| engagement by day in family; city or
/ country: first class work only. DRESS
! MAKER, 237 East 50th ST.
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ECulaln

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 10 50 monthly at home In spare time
corresponding Tor Eewspa Pers, 10 canvass
ing: experience unnecessary Send for par
ticulars. PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport
WANTED seRmsIress ana mother S
helper: Protestant girl; not over % who
IS wiling to make herself generally useful
IN country home with three childrenH must
present = good appearance and be wiling to
eat in the kitchen. Al references required
state wages. address 7. l.. NJ. II West
Slst St. sew YORK.
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REsTAuRANrs

KyWlHTEIss!g TES
CAFE E0RETTI 81 " 35th. Under new
Din SOC; wine sat. sun. Hol.' 6or 0id
-: a .- Dinner. sl.o0, Music PRIV. rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-21

y. z, N. II. & HARTFORD R B
Trains depart from GTaRd Central S-afiao.
S2d st. ana 9Th Ave, a. follows Tor
BOSTON. via New London q Prov
11I1O:O0. eXlI1O:02 A. n. fGli1:oo.
sxIl:Ol. sIli3:O0. f9.l500 sf5:1G
sf12-OO P. N; via 500
Z. r. ,1if5 eS P :,l4: Yi io6 sRsaT'o'as
WORCESTER ana FITCHBURG. Via PUT
NAM-f3 =. 81.
I4aKEvII.LE and NORFOLE-ts:ss A. NJ
43.3l p n
Ct Darlington. StOckhEidzs. Leuux. Pits
feld-f4 80. fs:49 \. n. f3-S1 2. n
Ticket oflces At cGrand Central station
and ciGtb St. also az Gas. lISJ. cl2t4
B'way. COS Union Square. c1s2 Fifth Ava.
GAS Columbus Ave. c640 Madison Ava
clos W 125th st., 2I08 Third Ave u
r oOklyn. ca Court S.. aT0 Nostrand Ava.
SEQ b way.
sDally. Except SuEdays SStols az
l&1th 81. XstopS at l25th ST sundays CrlFs
SPGTlOT Car limited. HAS dining ear
cParlOr and sleeping car tickets also-
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TRUNKS

TRUNKS MADE 10 0PnEP -' ~ N
JARED. Send for cataIoSus X SE5If-n
TRUNK WORKS. 2l2 East 9th st
STEAMER TRUNKS FOR Ss % T9DT-sS
SUI e9sss Tor So. from manufa cturs- "a
-..-. . BRISK. 4OG Broadway. -
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BALTTNoRE & oE1n r p


Through Daily Tralns % tho Wesf.
Leave New York CITY q75 81 Inv G5
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 1l5O pm l2I5 ne
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II so am - on ~.
PIIISBURG. CLEVE'D. $50 pm 100 pEu
''PTTTSBURG LIMITED $50 prn 100 "a
C4N--SI- LOUIS. LOUISV. ll.5O pm l&f5 nc
IN UGIS.L0CISV. $50 am 1000 am
GIN ST.LOUIS. LOUISV. $50 pm 500 m
Omces; 245. 434 1900 Broadway. Q AstO-
W. S9l Grand ST.. n Y: SsS FlItol -
Brooklyn; West Esd So. ana Liberty ST.
After s p. m sleeping car reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained At Bureau 81 YnformRfio17
b & O. 2, r. ga ST. Terminal 'Phons Na-
Chelsea SI4A
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PHOTO ENGRAVING

EEALF-TONE ana line U-or,-. c,..,.,-,o. -,
color work; excellent results: lou ,1Ts,-ss
:. 49, IAN PHoTo-ENGRAVINR Co 4
1---- -ones So Phone 1000 spring.
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ATS.
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE n several chattel mortgages.
ssmusi Newwitter, Auctinnesr. VIII sch
~ Monday May y. 1905. at 9:15 clock
Al he forenoon. 81 Nos 40i and 4G3 East
a. s. Borough of Manhattan. the fixtures
a several saloons formerly at Nos 50@
Tenth eve. 20s Spring ST. 1854 Avenue A
By order n mortgage.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAN1Ep.

Situations Nanfed-1fale ana Female
. -Four lines mot exceeding "a wOrds). three
insertions, 10 cents: seven Insertions 80
cents. Exceeding "a words and less than 40
words, three inseBtiOns 80 cents; seven in
sertiOns 60 cents.
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES -5o0 Soco|S 100
WOOD ana iron working rnachtnee- f,,iiv
s,-sl1a.eed: machinery bought ana ex-
s..--.-ea. GEO. 2. EDDY. 39s Madison ST
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THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
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ADYERTIsEAFEfSTH ana subscriptions Cor
The Tribune received 80 their Uptown
and 9th sts. until 8 o'clock D. N. AdVsT-
fisements received az the following branch
o,icsB at regular Ofilca rates until o'clock
155 9th ave-, cor. 18th St: % East lstf %. /:
Z57 West A2d St. between 9Th ana 6th ayes. (;
285 West I25th ST.; 1899 90 ave, between
st.: l70S LIST ave-. neag seth st; i57 Feat
le1th st. 75a fremont ave: $50 ga ave.
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TYPEwRTTfSS.

repaired, exchanged: reI;abIo 1919. tSlliso'
CONAN. 90 Nassau St Telephone 2740@
eoIll1loI
TYPEWRTTERS.- RemIngton. eJO. 60
dali 50; DeSsmore, Yost or Haur7or5
s. 50 Expert repairing. GAY. I2I Ne,
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.PLEIlLPIL ILlMIE

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CoNsULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WASTED.
asrls

ATTENDANT, MASSEUR. gor in
valid or elderly gentleman; special reIeI-
ence as masseur. FITZGERALD, 400 East
5Tth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-21

MAcaYNIsT's HELPER, &e.-By young
man. %: has taken charge OF dynamos.
GEORGE LARSON, IS johnson ave-. Union
Course. Long Island
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-09-15
THE CkRZY QUILT.


One time I met n crazy quilt.
But l was not aware
That AZ WAS crazy, until il
Gave me dreadful scare,
Its great delusion was that I
Was il, and il was +
Ii tucked me in the mattress, and
said, Sing lullabyl"
This worried me extremely, so
thought | would retreat,
When suddenly the quilt essayed
To kick me off its feet.
III then arose and said ZONE things
In accents full of gloom
And then il called a bellboy and
Said: 81 don't like this room"
With gentle hscd the bellboy took
The quilt, and softly said:
"The poor old quilt is crazy, sir;
And 1t must go to bed"
And rs he went away I asked
what caused its lunacy.
Alas he answered.; "sir, it was
stung by a quilting bee.
"Since then its pattern is so loud
IL cannot go TO sleep,
Ana so IL always seeks excuse
10 scoid or swear or weep"
Now, when l see crazy quilt
III much appeals TO me-
always try TO comfort il
with friendly sympathy.
w. ID. N, in Chicago Tribune.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-09-15

so-callsd wandering pains" may
como from its early stages. or the
presence Of danger may be made mani
Test by profuse monthly periods, accom-
panied by unusual pain, from tho
abdomen through the groin and thighs.
II you have mysterious pains, X there
are indications of Inflammation or dis
placement, secure . bottle of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound right
away and begin its use.
Mrs. Pinkham, Of Lynn, Mass, will
give you her advice II you will write
her about yourself She is the daugh-
ter-in-law of Lydia e. Pinkham and
for twenty i've years has been advis:ny
sick women free Of charge.
Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
take the liberty to congratulate you on
the success 1 have had with your wonderful
medicine. Eighteen months ago my periods
stopped. Shortly after felt 90 badly that
! submitted to thorough examination by q
physician and was told that had a tumor
and would have to undergo an operation.
Soon after read ono Of your advertise
msnts and decided to give Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound q trial. After
taking five bottles ~ directed the tu,nor b
entirely gone. have been examined by q
physician and he says ! have no signs Of Q
tumor now. II has also brought my periods
around once more, and I am entrely
veil: Fannie D. Fox, Chestnut Dfsst
Bradford, Pa.
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From the statement Just given out
y the Employment Committee at Co
umbia University, 1t Is learned that
he wage earning students of tho uni
fersity have earned nearly $60, 1000 dur
ng the past year. In the previous
fear the amount was but little over
5000. An indication of the degree
II student independence in evidence il
Ound in the fact that almost three
quarters of the wages earned came
rom work secured without the aid
II the committee. The number of stu
tents who worked, as reported, was
l7s.
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HUMOROUS.

But you must have noticed thai
he likes you" We'll, yes; | suspected
something when all the girls began
tc tell noe how disagreeable he was"
brooklyn Life.
Mrs.. Suburba-There goes Mrs
Tousnman. Is she in mourning for
hef late husband? Mrs. Knowit-No;
only wssring black for him.-Cincin.
natl Tim.5Star.
Mr. Wabash-Which do you think
was the greater, Lowell or Emerson!
MI. Beacon Streete-What difference
dots 1t make? They are both Bos
tonlans.-Somerville Journal.
If our combination is illegal" said
the capitalist, Il suppose we will have
10 Enange it." Wouldn't it be easier
TO change the law?p asked his asso
ciate.-Chicago Evening Post.
Wife-Now, don't you think nv new
hat is perfect dream? Husband
Wen, no. To be perfect dream the
Oil attached to it should also be mere
~ Observation-Disclosures Press.
What do you mean by the word
cisihzed"" asked the simple barbar
ian. ITO be civilized" answered the
chief, is to own up once for all tina,
you're whipped. Star.
Flint-"It is possible for me to b.
heve that an intelligent woman car
nave the temerity to ask her husband
Tor $1,000 Christmas PRESENT." Mrs.
Fiint-That kind don't have husbands
Tribune.
Husband-You are not economical
Wife-Well, if you don't call a woman
economical who saves her WEDDING
dress for y possible second marriage
I'd like to know what you think econ.
omy is likel-Glasgow Evening Times
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urine was badly disordered and for a
long time had attacks of gravel.
After I began using Doan's Kidney
Pills the gravel passed out, and my
back got we'll. haven't had back
ache or bladder trouble since"
Sold by all dealers. so cents a
box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y.
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Just whether SUN spots" have any
hing to do with terrestrial atmosphsr-
c or meteorological conditions is q
question that is yet to be decided.
Scientists disagree on this question.
But the prevalence Of q remarkable
e:1es q spots" ON the sun just now Il
living = s1roqbmsrs a good deal to
hink M ope Of the manifestations
" solG disturbance is II times tho
rea of tAe earth in size. Whether they
hdaeate great solar storms, erupuons
" something else is yet to be decided.
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a writer IN ono Of the psi1odicalg
eonfesses that after Q struggle Of ten
Tears. for recognition, his literary out
put nets him nearly $1,000 year. But
how he must grieve ovr lost oppor-
sunities. exclaims tho Atlanta Consti-
tuition. For he might has been boss Of
fruit stand. or head man In . aw
mill. ON . greater income than that. II
10 had only possessed the faculty Of
seeing tan years ahead of him.