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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-10-05
Organic Dlsplaecments.

Black Duck, Minn.-Mrs. Anna Anderson,
Box TO-
wosleyvn'e g. Pa,-Nrs. Maggie Ester, R.F.D.i.
Trenton, M0.aMrs.N. A. furneil, 500 Lincoln
AvduuH,
Camden, N.J.~Mrs. Ella Johnston, go s0Libcr,y
-.
Chicago, rN.-Mrs. VIM. Tully, 2o52 Ogden
Avenue.
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PUTNAM FADELESS DYES


Color more goods brighter and faster eolors 4
dye any garment without ripping apart. Y
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-10-05

than any other dye One l0c package oolors all
Write for free booklet-How to Dye, Bleach a
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These women are only a few {
the power of Lydia 4. Pinkham's y
diseases. Not one of these womer
form for the use of their names il
ing that we should refer TO the
do other suffering women to
Vegetable Compound is a reliable
statements made in our advertise
truth and nothing but the truth.
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Caledonia, wis.-Dirs. Ph. schattner, R.R. u
Box o..
Adrian, MOuMrs. G. II. Mason, R.R. No. 2
N. oxford, Mass Miss Amelia Duso, Box IL
Baltimore, ,Ohio.s Mrs A A. .Balenger, ,RFDL
Negaunee Mich. Mrs Mary yScdlock Box 1913.
Orryille, Oh,o.uMrs. Il. II. Wagner. Box Go.
Atwater, Ohio.-Miss Minnie Muelhaupt,
PrairieduChion, Wis. Mrs, Julia konieheck,
IL, No. l.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Snodgrass Of Harlan.
spent Friday at the home OF Il. ,.
Dizney. Mr.. Snodgrass is a Sunday
School missionary in Eastern Kea-
lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. stephens were
visited over Sunday by their brother
in-law. Mr.. S. Roinhart OF Cincin-
natl.
The arrival of a fine girl baby was
pleasant addition to the Haldane
home. last Thursday.
A new member was added to the
family circle at MIR. and Mrs. Chris
mans. Monday morning. fine boy.
Invitations have been received in
Berea to the wedding of Miss Rather
Inc Jackson. Of London. Ky. to Mr..
William +. French which Is 90 take
place. Sept 18th. Miss jackson Il
one OF the most highly accomplished
women of Eastern Kentucky and is
wen known and pleasantly remember
ed In Berea. On the occasion OF her
visit at Pres. Frost's last year. she
several times addressed the student
body and once pleasantly entertain
ed the convocation. Her interest In
Mountain ballads will be recalled.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-09-07

DR.. Cowley arrived last Friday,
but Mrs. Cowley did not reach Berea
till Wednesday morning.
BOARDERS WANTED - have
opened up my residence. across the
railroad from the Roller Mills near
the station, as a Hotel and Boarding
House and am prepared to accommo-
date both regular and transient
guests. Terms reasonable.
Mrs. Lucy Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullett are being Wis
tied. this week, by their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Barnes of Cruders Port. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson moved into
their beautiful new home at the end
OF Jackson St.. Monday. For nice
homes and beautiful views. Jackson
St., Is hard to beat.
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Look for welch's ad. In regard to
the Junior Contest.

Look for Welch's ad. In regard to
the Junior Contest.
Mr.. C. NJ. Garfield and wife re-
turned to Berea, the first Of the week
after spending the summer with Mr..
Canfield's parents in Ohio. They are
packing their goods, expecting 20
move to Ohio In a few days.
Miss Ruby Smith who is teaching
near Richmond was in town over
Sunday.
Miss Lucy Holiday returned, Sat
urday, from Battle Creek, Michigan,
where she has been spending the
summer.
Mr.. Dan Click of Kerby Knob was
in Berea, Saturday.
Mr.. Walter Collins and wife of New
Madison, Ohio. we're In Berea from
Monday until Thursday Of this week.
Mr.. Collins was a student here a
part of last year.
The Junior Contest is now on at
Welch's. The best thing that ever
happened In Berea for the boys and
girls.
Mr.. Walter Dizney was home over
Sunday from Middlesboro, Ky.
Mr.. John F. Dean was in Richmond
Monday, on business.
Prof. Scale returned. Saturday,
from Shelbyville where he has been
engaged in some work in connection
with Lincoln Institte.
Mrs. Joe Bender of Richmond was
in town at the first OF the week.
Misses Nina and Bertha King spent
the latter part Of last week with Mr..
and Mrs. U. M. Burgess at Paint
Lick.
Mrs. John Cornett has been visit
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. X. Richardson.
Mrs. Robert Rogers and daughter.
Estella, from Nicholasville, returned
home Monday after a weeks visit
with Mrs. Rogers's mother, Mrs. p.
j. Powley.
Christian Endeavor. Society will
meet Sunday, $3.50 p. m. Subject
What is Worth While" Leader Miss
Corwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarlton Combs re-
turned. Saturday night, from their
visit among friends and relatives in
Magoffin County.
Alden Ogg left, Monday. for Haro-
gate, Tenn, where he will be in
school this year,
Quite a number OF old students are
already In town for the opening Of
the Fall Term.
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Mr.. Rhodus OF the firm Of Rhodus
and Hays arrived Sunday night from
his vacation. spent largely at Battle
Creek. Mich.
Miss Esther Merry. Of the Hospital
force. left. Monday. for Anadaiko.
Oklahoma. where she has a position.
Mrs. E. f. Dizney has returned
from a very pleasant visit at her
old home In Eastern Michigan.
Prof and Mrs. Dodge arrived, yea
terday. from the National Encamp-
ment at Rochester. They report the
most enjoyable gathering Of the @.
A. r. hosts OF recent years. After
the breaking up of the encampmept
they spent few days with their son
In Eastern New York and made
several stops on the way home with
friends.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-09-07
Foundation School-industrial Build

Foundation School-lndustrial Build
ing.
All young women find full direc-
lions at the Ladies Hall.
All young men find full directions
In corridor OF Lincoln Hall.
Ask for the Guide Card.
The new Dean OF the Collegiate
Department. Prof. Il. c. Downing. Ph.
d., late OF Manchester College, st.
Paul, Minnesota, will be at the Col
legiate office assisted by Dr. Rob-
ertson.
The new Professor OF Mathematics.
Mr.. Horace 4. Cromer. will occupy 4
room In Pearsons Hall. DIR. Downing
will be there also for this term, as his
family cannot leave their st. Paul
home at once.
Mr.. Letcher Gabbard OF Owsley Co.
one of Berea's best products. will
assist Supt Edwards In the Founda-
ton School In place OF Mr.. Dizney.
who goes to Harlan County to oc-
cupy an educational position OF great
Importance. We congratulate both
gentlemen. and shall comment on this
change further next week.
The town OF Berea too often forgets
to be thankful for It's remarkable
health record. We are now practically
immune from the sicknesses which At
flict most Of our nelghbors. and must
await n death from overwork or old
age,
The renovation OF Ladies' Hall
makes II undoubtedly the best home
for young women students In the
South.
The improvements In Science Hall
greatly Increase the facilities in
Chemistry and Physics.
The changes In the Industrial Build
ing give new interest to Sloyd. Bot
any and Mountain Agriculture, and
there are more to follow.
The Music Department will DO
strengthened by more superior work
on the Cabinet organ. and some new
instruments as well as by a good in
structor In the violin.
The two athletic fields will be In
good condition. and the one on Lin
coin Field devoted to the Founda-
ton School.
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SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

FALL TERN opens with the process.
sion at $40 on Wednesday morning.
Sept 18th.
offices are open as follows:
MONDAY. Sept. IL. Offices open
1880 TO 400 y. m. Especially for resi-
dents OF Berea, and students already
In town. All who can should use
these hours and avoid the crowds
later.
Residents OF Berea are urged to
enter for the year. Those who do not
register In the Fall cannot be admit
ted In the Winter.
TUESDAY. 7:4o to 1900. and 100
to 500 y. m.
WEDNESDAY. 7:40 a. m. Process
sion moves from Ladies Hall. 500 n.
m. Opening Exercises in Chapel.
Offices open $3.50 to ~. and 800 10
500.
Afternoon classes will meet for A.
minute periods from 1880 to 800.
THURSDAY, Glasses meet as us
ual from 7:40 a. IN.
Offices at regular places 1000 TO
1l:O0 a. N. and 1880 to 2:30. and $3.50
to 500 p. m.
OPENING DAYS-SPECIAL OFF,
CES, On Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday the assigning officers will
be found as follows. some OF them IN
larger rooms than their regular Off
ces.
College-Lincoln Hall. No. IL.
Normal-Lincoln Hall. No. 2.
Academy-Chapel. Upper corridor.
Vocational - Lincoln Hall. Upper
Corridor.
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CALIFORNIA

IL you are thinking Of coming or
want to know why you should come
to California. write to me. and
shall take delight In tsliins you why.
and giving you any information you
may desire. am . Kentuckiaa and
take . special interest in Kentucky
people. ! have been In California ten
years. on the farm and thoroughly
understand the soil and conditions.
II you think Of coming to California
drop mo q line.
Yours truly. IL. l. Bishop.
Kingsburg. Frsnso County. Cal.
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LOG AL P A G E
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES


wANTED:-Boys and girls at
welch's-see the ad. about the Junior
Contest
Postmaster Welch returned. Thurs
day, from a weeks visit among old
friends in Nicholasville, Va
Miss Smith, former secretary to
the President, who resigned her po-
sition owing to sickness. two years
ago will return to the same position
his year, Miss Murray. who has
filled her place during the interim,
having also resigned to accept posi-
N in New York City.
Col l.. J. Crawford of Newport, Ky,
will address the voters of Berea In
the interest of the Republican State
Ticket at y. m, Sept 18th.
Miss Martha Sproule teaches for
the coming year under the superinuen-
dence of Mr.. Sackett in Hancock Co,
Ohio. Mr.. Sackett will be remembered
as a Berea worker two years ago.
]. Thompson Baker, 81, Of Logan,
Iowa, was a visitor in Berea a few
days ago, having come over from his
fathers home at Wallaceton.
Mr.. j. p. Bicknell returned, Tues
day, from Bloomington, Ill.
Mr.. Clinton Early who has been in
the hospital with typhoid fever IL
able to be out again.
Mr.. Herbert Todd who has been at
Battle Creek, Mich, this summer re-
turned home. Wednesday.
Mr.. Oscar Hayes who spent the
summer at his home in Indiana has
returned.
Miss Viola Click. left Monday, for
Oklahoma where she is to teach.
Mr.. VIII Click who has been In
Tennessee, returned to Berea, Thurs
day.
Miss Leila Clark returned from
Chautauqua, N. Y, Tuesday. She will
remain here until next week. then
she goes to her new home in West
Virginia.
Mrs. s. L. Clark leaves, Thursday.
for Bethany, w. Va.
Mr.. Josie Garcia, former student
of Berea, has returned for school.
Miss Eta Gay visited with her
sister in Winchester from Saturday
until Monday.
Mr.. Chas. Burdette was in Rich
mond. Monday.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Ella Adams. Tuesday night. in hon
or of her birthday.
Miss Grace Adams from Richmond
is visiting her mother for a few days.
Mrs. Adams and son, Charlie. were
in Wilde. Wednesday.
Misses Amy Todd and Bette Lewis
were the guests OF Miss Eva Lewis
of Kingston. Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Faulkner who has been
out west returned to his home last
week.
Mr.. Bruce Faulkner who has been
visiting relatives In Campton during
the summer has returned home.
Mr.. John Fugett and family from
Broadhead visited Mrs. Fugett's moth
er. Mrs. p. J. Powley from Sunday
till Tuesday.
Miss Speer is entertaining her moth
er who came. Monday night
Mr.. IL. p. Eastman, Ottawa, Ohio,
arrived on Tuesday and began his
duties as stenographer In the office
OF the Purchasing agent. lie is
brother OF Leroy Eastman who was
a former student at Berea.
Holman Adams. VERNE Smith and
Oscar Hayes arrived this week TO
begin thor work In the Library.
Mrs. ID. II. Roberts has gone TO the
home OF her daughter In New YORK
State TO visit her granddaughter,
Mary Louise.
Miss Raymond returned from her
vacation. Monday.
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WORK WANTE-
Male.
JAP }

Sg5 Sixth Ave- Phone 3Os0 Bryant Best Jap
a-..s ..rrar.s furnIsnec 20 private families,
references .r.es- gated.
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100000

worth OF l. per cent cumulative preferred
stock Tor sale at par SI.O0 per share. Com
panv rs well established and operating sue
ccssfully Wholesaliug lead pencils through
vending machines and otherwise. oihcets or
the highest character and integrity, five mill
ion gross OF pencils used each var IN me
United states alone. For particulars and fun
II f..rLLl f-.u lruL.
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LIMITED issue of stock s-r sale in Cold
Mining proposition located lu tho state of VIZ
giuia. 10000 feet of virgin timber Du property
msuriug almost perpetual fuel. stock selling al
par SO per share. For particulars apply 10
NcDONAI D-MIGGIN- COMPANY. fG1
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DOMESTIC STATIONS WANTED.

Male.
r..-- .- ,,rerieaeed. Two years excellent
-ff...-.... ..-. or country. T.. MatheWson
L-.--. Sd. .fr ave TEL. SIS Bryant
T,.-.... ...- GOD r-s.-r,r-T. NAN.-Eug-
...-t ..-s.Ient references. young.
r... ...... CIV lr country. $40. " ISIS
p..-. ...-... n West 42i. Phone, 74sI
F
CORN ...-.oa-- $50. neat competent
. ..tr inside and out. wiz
e... ... r4.r... .t B. Nathewson
4-... .-- ...r ave, Tel. SIS Bryant.
corr. --.rrr chez. wife second cook or
I'D. ~. ... .r..a. excellent references. CITY
e- ...r.r r.II tae- club. 500. Miss Buck
.e.. .... u west 42d. Phone 74sl
B.-
.,.--l- D.. ........- f.....- valet. useful. wife.
.- f.ardr.. excellent
l...-. r country. SGO-SGI. Indus
f-. .......-..- -r.pI9srneut agency. n
N.r o.. Phone 500 Bryant
core. D.. ........ wanna. cook assist Iauu-
.- #.t..r rs.f.I. ~ entire work
t- S--s.U Industrial Association EMPIRE ,
l.'r. ...... - West ga. lApH' '-''
a
COUPLE German and French, butler Falei
"t. ..r.ur maid or maid ANA seailai tsa .
3 .-.-. excellent references. city or country .
--.a, 70 West 4zd. Phone "-l' blfl''.
'..FL--.'0aa butler. He.I trained servants
'.F experience. highly .nilfill'.. ,. ''l''
T... .. '-I lexington awe
H.saH
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sixth avenue. viii supply promptly Japanese
servants IN all capacities, for Domestic. hO'eI
or club Service Phone. 3222- Bryant.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 60


worth OF the capital stock Of an cstab islr1
shoe manufacturing business local corpora
ton and enjoying the distinction OF doing
business with the highest class houses Tn the
country. stock selling at par, investigate.
McDONALD-NIGGINS COMPANY. lj4l
COMPANY NOW BUILDING one OF finest
buildings IN New York City offers Tor
sale x.5OuO worth OF ms capital stock ar par,
800 per share. The investor realizes the vast
navirg posqibillties OF an enterprise OF this
character should pay large dividends; inves-
"s''' -WIGGINS COMPANY. (52)
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DRESSMAKING.

ARTISTIC DRESSMA kEfl-Fiuc filter. WIFI
make street and evening gowns OF distinctive
.t,Ie at reasonable prices. rcmode.lllg. imported
models COPIED. exceptionally high grade work
trr.u.. a4gg= TlruiUtgi.e
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$4,000

LEADING butter manufacturing company OF
gin. Illinois. world renowned Tor MS pure
creamery products. offers FOR sale for a short
time only $4,000 worth of common stock. par
value OF which is $40 er share. AS a sptcla. ~
amount az SO per snare Jess > per cent Add
tiOuaI capital required FOB handle lucreas-t udsl-
ness Should do million dollars worth of bust
.caDltal stock For fun Information apply 90
McDONALD-WIGGINS COMPANY. l5D
$1,000 WORTH or STOCK FOR SALE Is
newly organized company authorized FOB DO a
general business IN promoting me s.tN'e UT
aviation. manufacturing living machines c.c.i
stock selling ar par, 500 per share. The
future success o. this business SHOULD appeal 10
"' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY. 800
PATENTED pocket lamp and lighter for sale,
finest perfected article NJ this kind lr tEe ma
ket, price reasonable u handled llsN- 'a--s1Ils
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY. oiol
~ GUARANTEED On in' estmert in preferred
ehiuory. ventilation and positive pressure blow
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY. 900
LIMITED issue of stock for sale in a Gold
Mining proposition located in me state OF ~
ginia. 10000 feet of virgin timber on property.
msuriug almost perpetual meL stock selling at
par $40 per share For particulars apply Do
NcDONAID-WIGGINs COMPANY. 6l
SMALL amount OF SO preferred stock of
natural gas and development company. stock
selling at par $1,000 per share; property located in
y s. state. leases on 10 600 acres 0f land. big
future far investors For fui particulars apply
ONALD-WiGGIN~ COMPANN t231
$4,000 WILL. BUY half interest cor wil. sell
outright a developed. patented advertising DE-
vice. ready t0r business over 1900 profit first
year. seen af
NcUONALD-WIGGINS COMPANY e6
SO 900 WORTH ~ stock for sale az par $40 per
share ln AN Engineering Company iu New York
t'itv. plenty ~ business on hand. stock viii not
pav less than 2U... For particulars apply tO
McDON ALD-WIGGINN COMPANY t59l
LIMITED number OF shares of So first pre-
ferred stock flr sale boo Real Estate operating
Company selling al par $40 per share. Jhe early
investor Is offered the ground floor proposition ~
noe. common stock as bonus. standing " the
men behind the enterprise exceptionally good
For particulars apply o.
MrDON ALD-WIGGINS COMPANY $3.50
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8llH1HNAID. WAITRESS Two So fam
Ur for Erouk.va. So. Miss FitzGarald. s
Eur...mar, Bureau. sos 9Th ave. Entrance
o. 500 q.
r#t5II. rRNAIu. WAITRESS. -TNo IN fam
... S-5 Miss FltzGsrald's Employment
Bureau. sos 9th awe. Erran-e on i2d 81.
COOKS. 500 to $50. cnamnermaiis, S2I- wait-
-.sss $500 Ia-. orHla.-s 80. ialnoI rss,. -. 80,
I..s.v0tstrs s11. AIRS Golfers Agency, 4o'
- ave. near aist =
TOOK. $50. waitress. $50. .auudress. $50 small
family. country. Fro,estauts referred. Mrs.
t...trs AGENCY. i1t +.G ave-, Nea. .Isl s,--
C.DE-Tfyo iu family. $50. city. Mss Fitz-
G--aIl.s Employment Bureau. 90" 9th ave.
trance on A-d 81
ruzGeraId's Employment Bureau 'o5 ON
aEe. Entrance Oh az sl.----
-ZTEETS NI-RsE-Baby four weeks old
mus. ---. rl,4rs--.al Association
1mpIosmeu. AeeleZ. 10 W. esq go. ----
TEpY'S MAID-ro go to Pittsburgh, $50;
must understand hairdIese.ng. Miss Fitz-
G.r.Ia's Employment Bureau. 'u" 'ln ave.
Entrance on aga ST.
TauT- NaID-For Eos.yu. English pre-
f--... Sgn. GOOD es1ustrass. Miss FltZ-
C.-. Employment Bureau. SOB 9th ave.
Entrance on +-c ST.
Ls1ys MAlD---.c.''.. on. laaz 500 o., MIS- -.s
az. -...-H.. .I 800 r..
.W-rE-SS Assist chamber work. one
lads. wages. $50. must have good references
and ... ....r... ans nationality. Industrial
a-r...... Employment Association. II West
42s s-
Two MAIDS to 1o the worI, for three in fam
.s. 500. excellent place. short distance coun-
r N-- -r ars AGENCY. 400 4,h ave.
VIr.E .---TW1 90 family. $50. for Tren-
-'r Nss F-zGeraId's Employment Bureau.
-0. --. .r. Entrance ON 42d 81.
Vtr-EE-- For Greenwich, two So family,
E- N.- E.-ztiera.I'- Employment Bureau,
sos -'r .sa. Entrance OBJ +-d 81.
WAITRESS $50. small family; references re-
.r... A--. C1-ers Agency. 457 An ave,
WAITRESS FOR Trenton. n. j., Two in fam
Ur- $50 Miss FI-zlferaIds Employment
Bureau. ru" 9th ave. Entrance ON 42d ST.
WANTED General houstH0gSer for two adults,
-.a. apartment. references. Apply SmOns,
t.r floor. s- West 1904 ST.
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Berkeley SCHOOL
I'D Street and West End Avenue
From PRIMARY 10 COLLEGE"

Thirty-one Years Successful Work
PREPARES for all Colleges, Technical
Schools, West Point and Annapolis. or
for Business. Military Drill topuonaD.
TWO buildiugs-all outside, light "ooms
Nineteen instructors: $50 boys small
classes; Individual attention.
JOSEPH CURTIS SLOANE, Beadmaster
Send for Illustrated Year Book
TELEPHONE COLUMBUS I4l5
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REMEDIES.

ALCOHOLISM. Drink habit. lifelong cure In
three DAYS Guaranteed perfectly safe. rec
liable n you wish to cure ID drnker secretly
a- v-ffh hiz know ledge. write for my big free
Ioolr. tells about the true secret Highly i'm
f.restlne Mailed boo plain wrapper free. Edw.
q Woods $50 Sixth ave.. 1u5 -. New York.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAIVED
Male.

Male.
JAPANESE student attending day school.
wishes position iu private family or bachelor
place as cook, butler or houseman. reference.
Mani - Sands ST.. Brooklyn.
JAPANESE. excellent cook or general house
worker IN family r bachelor place. best ref
erences. Banzai. Il Concord ST., Brooklyn.
RELIABLE coored couple with private family
as cook and butler CaretakcrSt city refer
eDces N. NJ. Hamilton, ~ west S9th ST.. care
Of Gy9syenor.
USEFUL MAN.--Germau; so. can care horse
COW. garden, etc.. can help inside work.
references. u. Mathewson Agency, SIS Gth
ave. TEL SIS Bryant.
USEFUL Manhood all round man for small
place in country, handy with tools. under
stands horses. cows. etc. q. j. COoper's
Agency so 9th ave.
MAN. understands horses COWS. poultry garden
ing. wife lauUdrass. first class reference. j. H..
care Mrs Goodwin. ROsiyu, l.. j.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American a Foreign Teachers Agency.-Sup-
niles Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
etc. 10 Colleges. schools and Families. Apply
to Mrs NJ j Toung-Fult0n. % Union squa.e
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JERMlN EXTERMINATOF

RATS taken out alive. bedbugs eradicated in
4 hours. "Htitlcr Vermin EXterminatOrs."
9o4 Broome ST.. near Centre st.. 80 years eI-
perieHce
pFDPrGS rats. mice. reaches. / Kin them all.
Fgmigati0n for bugs. TEL. l6ll-lt12 Morn
ingside Estab 1850 Hceg. ~ West llGth 81.
RATS mice. reaches, bedbugs. etc, cleared a.
lowest rates. Eureka NeTmin DISCRIMINATING
Co. 81 West ilGth 81.
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SUPFKFLUOUS HAIR permanently removed.
electric needles painless Consultation free
FL ECTROIYETS Co. East 40th 81
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TOILET PREPARATIONS.

MISS DELLA AND MISS KATE. formerly
with Miss Emily Gray and hleached huir 70
stored any shade application 81 SD at
UPHOLsTERERs AND DECORATORS
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. Draperies.
porficres Wall Covering. estimates George
IockIart COMPANY 80 Vest 3gth 81.
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OPTICIANS.

PIXIES old optical house. established 1so4.
egee examined prescriptions nied. tee-
SCOPES microscopes. Benz Pixies son. q
9Cfh
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MAcHiNERY. DIES ANp MooELs.

INVENTIONS perfected. model tool and die
makers. screw machine work. metal stamping
Prices right. satisfaction guaranteed HILL
LEDRS co. 100 william 81
An 81 r. Brand New Metz Weiss Kerosene
Engine. big sacrifice Address cheap
Power" Tribune Office.
INVENTIONS developed models made liEht
l.acEiniat experimental work A. W. Hoag.
IA East sd 50
INVENTORS t-EXperimeutdl work "a speciality
Models tools. dies and drawings. Geo.
schwarz Coz l23 Liberty -
INVENTORS models. experimenting. tools light
manufacturing. expert, cheap, quick. PAIL
MER. AIS West 27th 81.
METZ q WEISS OIL ENGINES operate on
kerosene fuel and crude oils l2s Mott st.. n
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.
sIIPEREluOuS HAIR.

VICTOR L'HOTE. French Clockmaker, s=pert
watch and clock repairing Of every deserip-
ton I777 Broadway. Room 2li