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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-09-28
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-09-28

Entered at the Postoffice at Freeand. Pa.
as Second-Class Matter.
The Coconino sun., 1900-08-25

w. Smith al Weaverville, California, and will leave for his new home on that date. Mr. Edwards is the kind of young man that any town can ill afford to lose, and the business and social circles here will miss his influence.
 Burglaries are frequent this week. Thursday night Babbitls' store was entered by the robbers. breaking window. Mudersb sbachs butcher shop was also broken into. A plate-glass window in the pOstOfiice was broken, but no en- trance was effected. The work was done between twelve and one o'clock. No clue 10 the perpetrators of the crime has been obtained. One peculiar fea- ture of these burglaries is that but few goods are taken.
 Robert Irwin, of Williams, died in the county jail here some time during Saturday night, due to chronic alcohol ism. He was buried in the county cemetery Monday. Irwin was an old citizen of Williams and at one time popular bartender. He with J. J. Cooper broke into the warehouse of J. B. Jones al Williams last Friday night and stole d quantity of liquors. They were arrested and bound over to the grand jury and brought to the county jail on Saturday night by Sheriff John son.
 A. Peterson, d stock owne: of Fredonia. recently refused to give in his proper ty to the assessor for taxation. He was brought here Tuesday on charge of Obstructng an officer in discharge of his duty. Before his trial could take place. Mir. Peterson concluded to be assessed as are other property owners, and in addition he paid his taxes and the cost of the officers in bringing him here. Mir. Peterson owns stock which ranges in Utah and Arizona, and like many other he prefers to pay taxes in Utah because of a lower rate.
The Coconino sun., 1900-08-25

and queensware at reduced prices
 E. s. Clark, Harry Jacoby and w. H. Carroll returned Monday from trip to the Navajo reservation.
 Delays are dangerous: get your photo now, as we shall leave Flagstaff about the lst of Sept. Gallery over the post office.
 George E. Sullivan, the Santa Fe Pacific agent, returned Tuesday from fifteen days vacation spent in Cali fornia.
 Lost-$lO dollars reward to finder. A lady's solid gold hunting-ca case watch and chain, on Wednesday, Aug. l6, on the road between Greenlaw's mill and Flagstaff The finder will receive the above reward if watch is nniniured, and suitable reward in any case on delivery Of watch to this office or 10 NJ. Dimmick. at Greenlaw's mill.
 telegram from Prescott Thursday says William Wilkinson, deputy clerk of Ihe district court. died that morning from the effects of nerv0u, prOstration. brought on by the burning of his home during PrescOtt's recent great fire. Mr. Wilkinson was 64 years of age and a prominant member of ihe old Fellows, which society will conduct rhe funeral.
 Bishop Granjon and Father Gerard. vicar general of th is diocese. and Father Novatus. superior of the Franciscans al Phoenix, arrived here Tuesday night from Jerome, where ihe, at- tended the dedicatory ceremony of the new Cai holic church at that place. The distinguished priests were the guests of Rev. r. billy, and left for their homes Thursday morning. C. H. Edwards, cashier of the Ari- ! zona Central Bank, will sever his con nectiOn with that institution on the list of September. He has accepted the
The sun., 1900-12-30
DIED..

HEALD.-N West Orange, N. j. on Friday. Dec.
es 1900. suddenly, Daniel Addison Heaid. In his
e3d year.
Funeral services al his late residence. lleweiyn
Park. on Monday. Dec. 81. 1000. on arrival OF
i3o p N. train from foot Of Barclay and Chris.
topher sts. Special Carriages al Orange
station.
MARCY.-On Thursday evening. Dea a. 1900.
Dr. EraStus T.. Marcy
Funeral services at st. Francis Xavier Church, weu
10Th ST., near 9th av. on Monday. Dee 81. 1900.
at 10 A. NJ
METZGER-on Friday. Dec "a, 1900. Jacob Nets
ger. In the soth year Of his age
Funeral on Monday. Dec. 81, 1900. from <os East
opth ST
THoMSoN--on Saturday. Dee 20. 1900. Hasei
Elizabeth. second daughter Of John and Alice
Thomson. aged 10 years and montha
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the fu.
neral services al her late residence. 10 South
Portland nv.. Brooklyn. on Monday. Dec 81
1900. at $40 p NJ.
vANDERvOORT-On Friday. Dee ss. 1900, sud-
denly. John Durham. beloved husband Of Mary
s Vandervoor. aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are respectfully requested
TO attend the funeral services at his late resdencr
lao Mercer st. Jersey CITY. y. j.. on Monday.
Dec 81. 1900. ats p NJ Intcrment at Green.
tsood al convenience OF family. Baltimore
papers please copy
dtnce. $50 West 9th St. Claire I.efranc. wife
OF Henry John wright.
Funeral private. New orleans papers please COPY.
The sun., 1900-12-30
tMATKtR SAFE CRACKERS.
Thieves Try to Get Into a Safe That They
Ihnusht Contained $50 900 1t Was Empty

U,ziIIoS, Pa. Dec 20 Probably because
,be haul they made at the Beaver Meadow
POST Onlce did not come up to tho exrecta-
tiops Of some amateur cracksmen who broke
into it last night they attempted To force the
safe in tho oflce Of the Coloraine Colliery
which is nearby In the Post Oflce the rob-
bors secured only a few dollars In cash and
some postage stamrs The safe, in the col
iicry oflCa they thought contalnes ,he coming
80 they concluded to have a Try at that They
,nsiiN not into tho office by forcing " indoN.
mn ~ hon thcN tried Ia break into the safe they
had hard job, ItisYt chillca .,cel' Aithcueh
having old-iashioned door handle, and hiuSes
hrelk il open They twisted on the handles
and injured the hinges. but that Is as far AZ
or gave the job up IN disgust Even had they
succeeded in forcing open no safe they would
hav. h,d their trouble for their rains. rs IL con-
tanned no money The money for the miners
ray l. never taken from the HHglctoh Bank
where the firm keeps its accounts, until the
morning OF the day when 1t is paid on
The sun., 1900-12-30
aNTI.0IAY SENATOR ACCUSED.
william Drury Of wilkcs-Barre Charged win
Accepting Money and Making promises.

WILKES BARRE. Pa. Dec. .2o,-Charges were
made to-day against state Senator-elect WI
liam Drury by S $ staples. the Democratic
candidate whom he defeated. Staples mace
a sworn statement before en- Alderman this
afternoon and after the papers had peeh
served on Drury. went 10 Harrisburg TO NE
the charges with the clerk OF the senate
staples is represented by ex-Democrauc
Sto,e chairman Garman and swears that
Irury received about $500 before the elec-
lion and that In return he gave written piease
not To vote for Quay for United States senator
nor any one whom Quay iavors. So ILL.,,
Staples says that this renders Drury ineilgi-
blc 10 n seat in the Senate. he says that ne
Will contest his right TO the seat and siIi orr
lis charges by the testimony OF several lead
ing Republicans. $1,000 h. ,ro,d M.
,,h,ta charge ns A scheme OF the quay ties
and say that staples is melted by themm M mhhrnry h
Inc meeting OF the Legislature next week 10
meet bis accuSerH.
The sun., 1900-12-30
Urucc Crane Wins Inncss MedaI.

The newly cstrbli shed gold medal which
was offered by George lnness. Jr in me mory
Of his father. ~ an annual prize for best
American handsome NJ the Academy ~ De-
sign. hn- been ..-' ,rIcd To- Bruce crane. Tn.
Formal auuogNt 'mant ot 'riIH winners will
10 mad" naNt SATURDAY. ~ N" Orcning Of the
academy - lihrti.u ir thN Fine trts build
Ing .li West tiity-~rv"nth street
The sun., 1900-12-30
TARnANT FIRM HELD BLAHELESS.
No Less, Proof Pound Of Un,s wful storage Of
ombustibles.

Fire Marshal Peter Seery will submit his
report on the Tarrant explosion and hre,
based on 800 PAGES Of typewriter testimony.
TO Commissioner Scannell tomorrow. Tho
report does not fnd that more than a lawful
amount OF combustibles was stored In the
building. and does not implicato aLy 81 the
TarrGnt firm. Marshal Seery says that as he
has been unable q IND any LEGAL proof of an
unlawful storage of Combustibes, he will not
recommend any. arrests. The only man who
could have shed any light on the matter. he
0AyA peStshSd In the sxp1oaAa.
The sun., 1900-12-30

Arrangements have been completed b.
the department Of Romance languages and
literaturcs Of Columbia University for a
series Of French lectures by NJ CASTOR De-
schainps, the successor OF Anatole France
as the literary critic Of the Paris Temps
The general subject will be The History
Of the French Press During the Nineteenth
Century" and the dates lot for the lecturss
are March "a, 10. Is ard 81. although IL IL
hoped that NJ. Descharnps will give a Subss-
Quent series of lectures ON The Ooossm-
pogsry Theatre In ETanoos
The sun., 1900-12-30
Major Carl i.eutr Reelected.

Major carl Lent was unanimously re-
elcr"d chairman g.. the Republican County
,ummlttea uf s>eN county, New de-. -ey
cn Friday night This will h" the ninth timc
Major l.enu has acted ~ the county chair
nlAn.
The sun., 1900-12-30

HoFFMAN-PREsToN. ON Saturday. D,c. 20.
1900. at St Mary's Tuxedo. by the RI Rev.
Henry c. Potter. d. n, Bishop OF New York.
assisted by the Rev George Grenvlne Merrill
and the Very Rev. Eugene a. Hoffman n D..
Charles Frederick Hoffman OF New York city 70
zslls Krumbhsar Preston. daughter Of Mrs
George Rutledge Preston.
The sun., 1900-12-30

IN commentnF upon the appointment Of
John Proctor Clarke to succeed the lato
Henry R. Beekman az a Justice Of tho SUI
preme Court in this judicial district. Senator
platt il reported to have said: 4 suppose
the Governor had debt to pay nnd that he
paid IT," We do not understand this remark
A. implying any question as to the compc-
tency Of Nr. tlarke 20 fulnl the duties Of
his new position. lie has enjoyed an active
practice since 1853 at least. when he was one
of Mr. Roots assistants In the ofllcc Of nitod
States Attorney in this city: and. while he is
undoubtedly personal friend of GOV Roosc-
ynlt il j. only fair to the Governor To assume
that his friendship for Mr.. tiarf" Influenced
tho appointment only II the "Ntout TINT it
made The Governor better aDgi.. latcd With
his Qualifications Tor the place. Iogr Clarke,
like Judge James \. blanchard. Who was
snccecl the late Frederick Smyth. viii hold
otYcn un'il the end of net year. Nj sucCcsa or
being chosen al the general election ~ 1904.
The cerat" has passed 4 bill PROVIDING
for the appointment n an additional District
Judge Of the United states. for the Northern
District Of ohio. and the House Comn.ttce
on the Judiciary has made favorable re-
port upon tho mea sure. through MIR. Ray. 81
New York. The lr"ScCt rist.ict Judge j.
permanently irCatOCtta'od. ana thc purpose
of the act /, to provide m assistant for ban,
who will become IA" ~Ol" Judge 81 the Ir--
tic, ,.lcu q yH,1uCv oCcur~ in Nic Oil,"
al the '!n..rt Judgr. The net HCcorllr.i'
rovi.'. t'aI rp vacancy ~ mo ONO" tf
''n c.i.tiu. nl-t'i't Judge - to NUrt' "rn
bi-t...t = lu.r ..ail bc filed by an int
mrnt and ttai - case of Surh NnCaut' tire
shall 1e oni one district Judge there. from
and after its o"rUrrcnc"
The sun., 1900-12-30
Special 5lo.irrs.

ROEBUCks WEATHER STRIPS are war.
hnted 10 exclude the cold when applied 10 doors and
windows. Cali on or telephone Roebuca. II. Fulton
Established Is7I
The sun., 1900-12-30

THE KENSlCo CEMETERY-PIivan station,
Harlem Railroad. t3 mlnurs ride from the Grand
Central Depot OiHoc. Is East 4cd ST
The sun., 1900-12-30
Gr,iaious Notircs.

HOLY TRINITY CHTRCH New York, I<noS av
aud I22d st Rev II. r, Nichols, reetct. ServicsA.
kS0 and II A. n. and SSS ana p. y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24
SEVEN FAMILY REUNIONS
With Aggregate Attendance Of Over 1000
Held, Wednesday, in Knox County.

Rockland. Me, Aug. 23.-Seven fam
lily reunions with an aggregate attend
anee Of over 1000 people. We're held in
Knox county, Wednesday.
They were as follows: Ingraham and
Sherman families, at Ingraham Hill;
Simmons family, at the home of Rob-
ert S. Simmons at East Warren; Toll
man family at home Of Z. S. Crandoc
in Thomaston; Upham family, at home
of Benz. Paul. in Rockport: Bucklip
family, at home of Alden Counce. in
Warren, and the Warren Academy and
High School Association at Reunion
grove in Warren.
The 1ngraham family selected officers
as follows: B. B. Ingraham. president.
G. Washburn Ingraham. Guilford r.
Butler. F. p. Shepherd. Wilbur Oxton
and J. p, 1ngraham. vice presidents;
John t. lngraham. secretary Three
members of the family died the past
year, Robert Moody Of Lincolnville. Jo-
mas Davis of Thomaston and s. Z.
Shepherd of Rockport.
The Sherman family reunion was
held at the cottage Of ]. f. sherman
and was the largest gathering for some
years These officers We're elected
Cyrus Sherman of R5ckland, president:
10. johnson OF Liberty. Lester Roakes
of Liberty and G. W. Verrill Of Auburn.
vice presidents; Mrs f. f. Annotoyne
OF New York, secretary; Ephram Low
EFT OF Union. treasurer The obituary
report showed but two deaths, Ed
ward a. Sherman of Rockland and
Mrs. Ephraim Lovett of Union
The Tolman reunion was of unusuai
interest, occurring as it did on the 50th
anniversary of the marriage of the
host, T.. s. CrandOn. Officers were
elected as follows: M;not Tolman.
president: A. J. Tolman. vice president:
Marietta +. Tolman, secretary AMI
treasurer: Mrs r. Fred erie. historI-
an; A. j. Tolman. f j. Davis and
FRANK Tolman, executive committee
The Bucklin family, which traces it.
self back 10 1884. had nearly 100 mem
bers present at the reunion. Officers
We're elected as follows: Charles A.
Buckiin OF Camden. president: B. b.
Buckiin of South Warren and Judsor
futram of South Thomaston, vice
presidents; Jennie A. Putnam of South
lnomaston, secretary; W. L. Jordan
OF lhoinaston, treasurer A feature of
, this reunion was an Old fashioned barn
dance, the music being furnished bv
an orchestra made up of members OF
the tamily. William Comery of Thorn
aston. who is in his SOS. took part in
every dance
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24
Local Matters.
The Journals Telephone Call-1Se.l.
Let Live He 1o,d.

Have you loving words to give me?
4 kiss or clasp Of hand,
To tell me Of the friendship
] scarcely understand?
On, give them now, ] pray you.
Wait not till am dead.
When the heart Is hungry for them
Let your loving words be said.
Oh, this hiding from our loved ones
Of the love that's I'm the heart:
Oh. this strange and blighting silence
Keeping us 50 far apart.
on, the hearts that look ana listen.
Hoping vainly. as they wait
For the signs Of love chat come not
Ere 100 late. alas. too late
-Eben +. Rexford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

Walter Webb suffered bad accident
at the trotting park. Thursday morn
ing. He is employed in caring for n
string of horses at the track and has
them out for daily practice. While be-
hind one Of the horses. yesterday. the
animal went into the air and before he
could regain his footing had fallen over
onto Mr.. Webb. Mr.. Webb's face was
SO badly cut under the left eye that it
was necessary to take Il stitches
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

MRS, CRAM. CLAIRvOYANT. No. 3
Capitol street. Can be consulted on
future. daily from A. NJ 10 10 p. NJ.
Best OF references. Cases taken bv mail.
Augusta, Me. aug22 dlw@
THE ALTA ITIC HOUSE. Ocean Point.
Me. VIII be opened to the public, June
80, 1900 For particulars. apply to c. T..
lioXie. Prop, Augusta, Me. junelldtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

Crescent park will again see a large
crowd. tonight, when Parker and Will
son. the colored Southern Troubadours,
will entertain. Their program, Tuesday
night. was enthusiastically received and
tonight's will be entirely new but
equally AZ entertaining Extra cars
Will be run.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

SherbUrne & Daley are giving great
prominence. this fall. to their custom
tailoring department, their large and
elegant south window being wholly de-
voted to display Of fine and stylish
woolens. This seasons patterns and
styles are very sensible and pretty and
this firm is prepared to exhibit suit
ings that will, no doubt, capture their
fun share Of customers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

Messrs. Whitman & Adams have re-
turned from New York and are al
ready receiving a portion Of the new
stock they purchased when away. It
will probably be sometime about the
first Of September before this modern
and elegant store Will be opened to the
public.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

The painters have been at work on
ST. Catharine's hall recently purchased
by the City Hospital Association, ana
the building now bears d new coat Of
paint. II presents a very neat and at
tractive appearance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24
Special Advertisements.
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not .

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding four lines Uhirty Words coming
under the head of WANTED, FOR SALE,
TO LET. LOST. SC, will be inserted two
cents, one week for 50 cents. two weeks
for IS cents. and one month for 81 l.50
ADVANCE PAYMENT. In sending by
mail, remittance of postage stamps or
postal note should be made with order
as the charges are too small to open
accounts for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

Haskell Bros. report that the Geo f.
Keith 20. has been awarded the grand
prize at the Paris Exposition on ac-
count Of their elegant and complete
display Of the WalkOver shoes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

Train 102. which leaves this city for
the West shortly before o'clock in the
afternoon, had a narrow escape. re-
Gently, from a bad smashup. at Dres-
den. Even as il was one of the en-
ployes is laid off pending an investiga-
ton. Between Gardiner and Brunswick
the train does not stop and near Dres-
den the train runs with lightning
speed. a short time before the train
reached that locality a freight left the
siding and started on its way East.
leaving the switch open. Before the
engineer of the express could stop his
train. although the emergency brakes
were applied had dashed into
the open switch. The curve and grind
ing of the wheels, due to the brakes
being applied gave the passengers the
idea that the train was off the track.
The train was brought to n standstiil
without any damage being done but
for an instant it looked as though
serious results would follow. Had
there been freight cars on the track
nothing could have prevented serious
accident as the train was heavily load
ed ana was going at high rate OF
speed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

A new cabinet has been placed in the
COny House that is a beauty 1t is
silver plated and forms very attrac-
tive desk ornament besides being very
useful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24
locGt Notice.

Lottie S. Stafford will commence her
annual midsummer sale at cost, July
goth. ana continue until Sept. ist. o?e'
Saturday evenings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

IN another column may be found
notice ~ the auction sale Of shore lots
at the Isle Of Springs to be held, Sat-
urday, August 25th at > p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

The rear drive of the Kennebec is
now between this city and Waterville
and is several days ahead of the usual
time. The conditions for log driving
We're never better than they have been
this year The water has been hign
and in spite Of all Of the water that
has been used in driving and the late
ness of the season, the lake has good
pitch. enough water being stored to
supply all the power that will be need
ed in the Kennebec this year. 1t is
probable that the rear drive will reach
this city by the latter part Of this
week, or the first of next.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

nad running, itching sore on nv
Rg SUFFERED tortures. Doar's Ointment
took away the burning and itching in
stantiy. and quickly effected permanent
cure. Z. w. Lennart, Bowling Green
mon. wed, ,fri&wky,tt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

A new flag is flying from the Cony
House. u is hung in honor of the boys
of the National Guard
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

Rev. Everett Lesher will probably
begin his services at the Baptist church
in this city, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24
Daily kennebec Journal.


1"ras OF thanks. obituary notices. r..
buttons OF respect. etc, viii be cnar,.a
az the rate OF ten cents per line. y.
chafges less than seventy-fivs c.n,.
MI Advertising anuou.e.m..s.
ep-ef taihments, whose object Ia ths
raising Of money will be charged Al -.
rate OF fifteen cents . line.
ADVERTISING notices. news form. v,u
be excluded from our local column, =,
cept such as refer to advertisers occ,.
pying space In our advertising column.
ana VIII be run under a separate b..S
on one Of the local pages.
subscrfbers who fail to receive ~.
JOURNAL promptly will confer = fav~
by notifying the office immedi,,.,v
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24
s.5 1o $50 DaiIy casiIy mnde by

RECRUITS FOR L $ MARINE
Corps. Able-bodied sober. unmarried men
between = and - years Of age. Pay. $l3
to S4i per month. Food. clothing ANA
for service in China, Philippines, Guam.
Honolulu and on board ship in every part
of the world. Apply. 203 Middle St. Port
land. Me; 20 HarbOr St. Bangor. Me; 9S
Court St. Boston, Mass: 81 South Main
St, Fall River, Mass.
augidlmo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

NIs>CELLANEo NJ EoV1@.

BAY VIEW COTTAGE. Ocean Point.
the remainder Of the season the rates per
week Tor room and board will be five
dollars, and one dollar per day. Geo. J..
Woodwork. Prop. aug22 div"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

Buns. every Saturday, Womans FIX
change. augz4~-'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

HOUSE. No "a Weston street. two Of
hces; house No. 9 Grove street. AppIv
70 Fred Ellis, IS Sewall street, or Horace
North, Peabody. Mass. mav22dft
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

TWO TABLE GIRLS at once AT Hotel
Coburn. SkowheEan. Me. juy2sdtf
COOKS. table kitchen and general
girls. Any number wanted for 0Id Or
chard Beach, Maine. For particulars.
call 20 Water street, Augusta Me or
write stamp enclosed. Mrs. Lizzie BoycS
GA Orchard. Maine. Union Ave.
iulyl-ltf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

GOLD WATCH Between Haliowel
ana Augusta or on the electric cars, "A
ladyS gold case watch, with fob chain,
engraved with owners name. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving ut
the kENNEBEC JOURNAL office
aug 2ldlws
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

STORE, corner of Bridge and Water
streets, now occupied by the New York
i5argain store. Inquire Of Frederick Ham
len, ~ Pleasant street. Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

DESIRABLE TENEMENT on Neville
street: Apply to J. f. Fuller. Augusta.
june7dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

a CAPABLE GIRL to do general house
work in small family. All modern con
venences and satisfactory wages Apply
t0 Journal office. augldtt
a BRIGHT, SMART GIRL 10 assist IN
hauscwOrk. References required .,d-
dress b. e.. care Journal Office. Augusta,
Me. augldtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

TWO COOKS. one Kitchen girl. severa,
good housewoIk girls: 81 for wages
cooks. IS Apply at once, - Water St
Mrs Lizzie BOyes maysdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

Kennebec river. Apply at 100 Water
street or 81 Sewall ST., Augusta, Me-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

HOUSE on Chapel street; electric lights
furnace, bathroom, hot and cold water in
sink etc. Newly papered and painted.
NJ. V. B. Chase. ,,iIv7dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-24

YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN of intelli-
gence, twenty to thirty years of age,
wanted as attendants and to enter nurses
training school. For further information
address superintendent Long Island
State Hospital. Kings Park, n "
lhtrlA 4 L..