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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13

wood and ties keeping books and ac- |
counts In the business aud attend store; |
| want q situation. Address 1926. this |
office, 10
WANTED POSITION by cxpcricnced cook |
boarding car or camp preferred Address |
IS56. this office, 10
WANTED situation as ward man; com
pctcnt, can giVo best references, Address |
1916, this onice. 10
WANTEO Work IN private family as host. |
lcr yurdman, mllkcr; safe driver city
or the country. Address 1916 this cnice. |
II
WANTED Position by experienced cook
and baker, boarding car, extra gang or
camp. large gang preferred. Address
1870, this Office. "a
POSITION WANTED by an up to,datc cir
rular ar band nler or mill foreman; .Ct-
ercnces from the largest mills. Address
"Filer" this Once ~
A YOUNG coiored man desires position as
Wuitef In q first class boarding house.
Address 1slo Maple Place. u
WAN1ED-A situation as day lnborer IN
city or out; not afraid OF work. Apply
1856 this office -
a ROY WANTS. a lob In office or store
Apply 2Sl0 Commerce street -
POSITION as stenorraphcr by young man,
salary not as much object as permanent
position Address Isss, this Office -
YOUNG MAN wants position as assistant
hpol kC,utr or office work after school
hours 1880 balance of day; experienced
with good reference ISL thi, office. ~
DRUGGIST. II years old. registered IN
three states waits work; references,
former and present employers. l.. Il
Bbh. University drug store. AnstiN,
Trvnr rs
MOI
n,.,cnion in r"nar1i morrbnndiso busi
moss ma satoon bu.nUSs: would take
nlncr nj once or i'm inc fnu Louis Pav.
iicck. Eagle, Texas is
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WANIED~A position ny young man VIVA
some good elfp'ut.l, nave 1a" 1VN'lS'
NV ~ = : = - ,-s,i
tgeommeudSd, want position IiH Wot te
uruuH" "inte' E",u WNlhNl "i'''"e ~
MGIh. AaILoSs 90 ln!- olu--- - :"
WANTED A position as typewriter on
stonogrDphy work al once. Write T. q.
Box n, Ccntcr IcNaS ~
MISREPRESENTATION nv good German,
first class blacksmith age 20 years Al
dress RoN l9u uOispur pcyas rs
-
an ~ oi on % o auA htnu w W.
r. i m"a,,, AuN'''S '''' UNIV ii
-S;7-., =, -;
lhSl bASn y !i..l' W1HtS 10 WI '1l l'i',
boA 80, 1alIleA0Ols, MISS.
BUSINESS CHANGES
| FIRST GLASS saloon und bonrdine' honsr
fn, snlc Call tgpo rnnurnss avenue ~
.
PARTNER WANTED who has lQenVD TO
| lJ,pUt,UGp feet or moro OF puc timber to
so in saw mill business, ] have saw mill
pinn'lS' aEinlS' e'r, AN ,,, ~ ""s
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UAY-Mak7 ofcr on one to fifty cars
strictly FIRST class, now nay. o. NJ. Nh!l,
comb Webster. Texas. -
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POSITION WANTED by an unto'datr cir
cular Cr band hler OF mill foreman; .ct-
ercnces from the largest mills, Address
"Fiier," this office 50
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A GOOD place for sale and eighteen head
of cattle; come 70 PASSWORDS store on
Clark stree: n snap l6
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THREE NICE furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; modern convcniences AMI
baths. 1918 Commerce street Ii
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| INpERST AND and have several years
experience attending hands, getting out
wood and ties. kccpins books and ac-
counts In the business aud attend store;
want q situation Address 1926. this
office, 10
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TOoat N1a,.t Qde
! Pay Beat.
sITUATIoNs--MALE.

WANTED situation by experienced book.
keeper; prefer wholesale house, refer
cnces; small salary Address fS22 this
Office, 10
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A GOOD SPECULATION-W We have had
placed in our hands for sale four single
acre tracts, within 800 to 1000 feet OF the
Hart Pudor oil we'll now being drilled
ut Humble; strongest indication for oil;
We can sell these few acres for this week
only at Slo0 Ia 5000 per acre; SINCE
acre may make yon fortune. Pudor &
Hoovcf Real Estate and Investments,
SO1t9 Main street, over Norris Clothing
store rs
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perfons 70 whom
the late Wrl;am Montague Muir Macken,
zie Scottish nobleuian, was Indebted, VIII
send 10 his widow, Mrs. William Muir
MltIrnzic. now residing in New York
city. I0G East Twenty nth street, the full
amount Of all bills due them from him -
EpGH Ut
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~ a. for CONSTRUCTION ~ log skid.
Y learsS 'nk OF onachita river. Apply
Lumber Co.. Ltd. Monroe, La;
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TWO dellghtful south rooms in private ram,
ilv. Address II6l. this of1ce
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Etn,.,. Gold and Damiana tablets
4 r..W relieve and permanently cure
n ieon Vi ~ impotence or debility, mailed
Eg MI blehou. French Pharmacist,
S@eAlnney avenue, Houston. II
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fARTNER or renter for ten.acre truck
iarm; crop now being marketed l.. W.
Craig, 406 kiam building ~
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WE have some very desirable city lots to
rxchonge Tor improved city property; viii
assume incumhrance or pay difference on
property taken In exchange Sullivan e.
Hanna, 81 Moorc-Burnett biiidng; old
phone 1861.
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REGISTERED DRUGGIST Young man.
sing.e, steady habits. desires position for
July !. Addrcss No 1855, this office. IL
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EDUCATIONAL.

WANTED Pupils for the summer In pri
mary and intermediate grades. Miss Bet
tie +. Gaines, 1918 Louisiana street; old
nhone i373 u
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| WANTED Position by experienced cook;
| boarding car or camp preferred. Address
! 1896. this office 10
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WE WANT TO TAKE YOU OUT and show
prices. We have them on Main, Crnw.
iotd Jackson and in fact. our list covers
houston We have several hcautiful
nomos ranging from 5000 to $4,000 Fog
pleasure viii he ours II you will let US
diiNc yon oui TO see Just whit We have.
CranSton d Watkins. l19 Main street. II
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". REED. Dentist. Houston, Texas;
2fO Mason building. ~
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FOR RENTING new brick store houses
best location on Main street live ran.
road town. lerger Hill ~ SON smith
vile, Texas. is
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.oH0 SANITARIUM-Alconoi, opium,
tahe, and other kindred habits treat
sNuietly private, with special facilities
aay patients. Cure guaranteed In
" sa 70 twenty Gays. Competent ply
y. sls nurses. etc, In constant attend
Is,., nemoved from business center and
:IsGent temptations. Address Alcomo
!felss 1917 Austin street, Houston,
II
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A YOUNG man acquainted with tho city
md experienced IN office work, desires a
position Address GOA. this office. 10
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AN Al CAPABLE salesman, - years OF
age, desires position In grocery bust.
ployment after July I. Address T. o, BOX
1a7, l.ockhart, Texas II
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FOR SAII- Forty cars OF a No / hay, this
spring grass; all clean; make me offer
here on track FOR some H. Kiher, An
glptoD, Texas. II
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FOR RTNT-Thrce elegantly furnished cor.
meeting south bedrooms in private fam
lily, with bath privileges. Apply 1915
Hamilton corner LANAI. ~
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a on Madam Johnson. the colored
fMs. her revelations are wonderful
irr' "a. m. TO 10 p. M, Sundays in
IN ?sl3 Prairie. 10
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WANTED - situation as yard man; com
potent can givo best references, Address
1915, this ofIice. 10
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Me Xanthos confectionery aud fruit
store, COS Main street, best location, nne
business es ablished; for any Information
Inquire OF any OF the best wnsle1ale con-,
mission houses In city.
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HAY For SAI.E-Choice nov hay, grown
on Wharton county black land ~ Campo
territory. Write Hood Martin, Glen
Flora Texas. IA
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SNAP AZ q an 0Cre. wolth donbIc; thld
cash: 800 acres fine farm land, mostly
timber; fronts Bernard river, BrazOria
county; everlasting water; above overflow
six miles from railroad station. Address
1913 this office. IA
FOR SALE-6O0 acres near Sour Lake. Eek
ass 10 acres at League City; $50 acres in
Jackson county, Texas: will sell cheap "
sold soon. For prices and terms ad-
dress VIM. II. Ilarwood, Des Molnos,
Iowa IA
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THREE furnished rooms for rent: suItable
for light housekeeping. Apply lSls Con,
gress, II
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PROFESSIONAL.

Clark aud Clark,
graduates OF american School OF osteo'
nathS." under founder OF the science. Of
uces s21 .3g2, Mason block: Citizens phone
$500 u
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FOR RENT-Five-.oo cottage. Third
ward two acres Of land attached DAVIS
1D16H Congress. j.
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YOUNG MAN wants position Of any kind;
Office. Is
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$rgs FOOT POWDER: relief gunran-
IN Smiths Drug Store, 1417 Washing
4. md a00l Congress. 20
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-20

Territory ot oklahoma.
Caddo county, ). =
In the Probate court hrI within and TOR
said county and territory:
j Il Moore. plaintiff
TC Woodin. DIT.
The defendant. n G. Wooalu win take notice
that the plaintiff has CONN Ugcd IN said Pro-
bate court nn action again~i 're defct liant for
the recovery OF the sum ~ tt5l "a. and has
procured from said court - oricr OF attach
ment. and caused the Siberia of CaddO county
to levy on same on certain personal property
belonging to the said dcfeuaut. npw. there fore
unless the defendant appear on nr before the
2ist day OF February ID lNae and nle in said
court his answer 10 the p,aini.1 petition here
in. or otherwise plead thereto. aid petition
will be taken as true and INDICTMENT in said
action end sustaining said o:t' rorIeut will be
rendered accordingly. WitueSs my hand and
the sealoi said court this 4h day OF January
d 1902 Isesll CuAs CRUh'
Probate Judge
Babler & Morris attorneys 10. pantiN e.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-20
pIrWas q False Alarm

Ihave used your DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin and can truthfully recommend
it. Sonie four years ago doctors told me
that had Bright's disease. was lrid
up three months and nothing ! used
helped me ard no food would stay on
my stomach. used one bottle OF your
DR.. Caldwcll's Syrup Pepsin and food
would So. on my stomach and / craved
something to cat. got well. There was
no Bright's disease about me. 1t was
"false rumor." Ever since have rec
ommendad DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
ain to r.cnds and strangers. 1t is just
splendid. have fully confidence in 1t
Geo. r. Benedict, $50 West King st eet
Decatur III. Sold by all druggists.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-20
Children Especially Liable

Burns, bruises and cuts are EXTREMITY
painful and il neglected often result in
blood poisoning. Children are especially
liable TO such mishaps, because not so
careful. As remedy DeWitts Hazel
Salve is unequalled. Draws out the fire,
stops the pain, soon heals the wound
Beware of counterfeits. Sure cure for
piles. "DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cured my baby oi OF eczema after two
physicians gave her up" writes james
Mock, Webster, Ind, The sores were so
bad she soilcd two TO five dresses aday.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-20
Liouor Notice

Notice !, hereby given that J. IL Pay ton hns
Gled In tAe office OF the cuuniS clerk his pc
tition to sell silrituOus Nnuns and malt LIQUORS
exclusively al retail oa The AVA see T. Up D,
Range West, 'ndoo county. phuhuhA. ,he
same being more turticuluiy described rs be-
ing Ia chandler township pi htid county OF l'ao-
do: mud thut unless rCmou~ironcc of protest Is
nled ia my office ON or hciofe the Ina uaS oi
Janunrv. t0,s said petition Win be granted and
license issued us iriF cd. Dated Gl AnadaiNn'
OklahomG. thi, dt.a. lNpS-
H. H. PeytOn
By Mitchell 6 Hardcastlc DE- attorneys
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-20
Don't 1--we Together

Constipation sud heuith never go together'
Dewitt's Little Eariy ltisers promote easy nc-
tion of the bowel. without distress have
been troubled with coStiveness nine years
soys J. o. Green nepauw. Ind. I have tired
many remedies but Little Early RiSers nve
has, reeults
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-20

TERRITORY uf OlSlHhor
county of CHddu.
In tho Probate court "r and for the
county aforesaid:
ThsS W Armstrong lft
", utics
I'd st clair Deft
The plninir in the aboy, sSe having filed
hi. petition therein togcth'r Win an afidnvit
that defendant is = non re- sent OF the Terri
tory Of Oklahoma aud thi, sriion is brought to
enforce collection OF plain f's demand by pro-
ceedngs in garnishm-nt sud has property ir
thi, Territory % oilshona. Now therefore
the said defendant is hereby rotincd that IN
less he be and appear on O. . iSt day of Febru-
ary 1902 before the Judge % f1. Probate court
at Anadarko. in tho count, ~ caddo and Ter
ritory Of Oklahoma Of IA. court house in said
city Of Anndarko. county sd territory afore-
said; and answer or demur 'n 'hidpctition the
same will b, heard and detrtr.ued IN his sb-
scnce In witness whereof Hnve hereto set
my hand this - day of December 1901
ChaS w. Cr|u. 'rObatc Judge
Glitch. Randolph & Glitch. stt', FOR mn
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-20
Summons by Publication
In the district court OF Caddo county,
Territory OF Oklahoma.
Minnie McCool. plaintiff.

Hugh Mccool. defendant.
The defendant. Hugh MccOol, win take notice
that he has been sued by the plaintiff Minnie
Mccool. who ON the e5th day OF Dee ID. 1901.
alod herpetition 10 the district court OF caddo.
60. Okla Tcrrityry asking FOR divorce from
the defendant on the ground OF abandonment
for one whole wear next preceding the filing OF
said petition and for gross neglect OF duty and
unless he appears and answers or otherwise
pleads 70 said petition on or before the 18th
day OF FEBRUARY. a u 1907, the facts in said Pc
tition alleged win be taken as true and Judge
ment viii be rendered against him for adecree
of divorce and cnre aud custody OF their infant
child given TO plaintiff and for ,uch other and
further relief uS the court may think Just and
equitable.
Lining & irewitt
Attest: attorneys for plaintil.
sEAL r.. M Heger cicn0
By II. A. Arcnds, deputy sit.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-20
Motto

First Published in tho fu.aptso Democra
January S ~ o..
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-20
Notice
Tn Whom h mny cnnccrn.

To whom Il may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that M. Smell. arcs
dent Of Caddo county. ok nhoma Territory has
this DAY fled his uppicntiuu ard pet ton In the
once of the t.nuI is clerk OF CaddO county. O.
r.. asking that s 3cCu~e 10 issued to him 10 sell
malt. spurious ana vinOns liquors at retail on
the souti west uuurtCI - the southwe-t guar
ter OF section -. township north, range \
west OF Indian Meridian ~ Shiriy township
caddo county. Oklahoma Territory ara any
person desiring to remoustratc OF protest
ngpirst the iSSnaucc OF said ii"Cusc must n .
their objection or protest in writing In the said
county clerks oficc on or before the 25th day
Of January. in2 or otherwise said license will
he granted. Dated this the u day ot Jan. hE.
NJ Smell
B Glltsch. Randolph &G'itsch. his attorneis.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-01-20
Oaic u city Directory.

Ctv Aft..-. .sas. i..icu-t-e.
Treasure istr e.. 'I.
Clerk " W. "'s
Street O.mu.--.prr. o. Biischc.
Police .I1a,c N br-tuV.
Chief of s'ldrr 90 A. t'crNcr
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
LEGGETT C co. SUED FOR 500. 900.
FORMER EAiPLOYE ALLEGES WRONGFUL
ARREST AND IMPRISONMENT AND
MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.

Norris j. Hrsch. lawyer, of No s. William
ST. has begun suit in the Supreme Court in behalf
OF Byron RawSOn, who for twenty years a
credit man i'll the employ of the firm of Francis H.
LeSSett Co. wholesale GroCerS. at Franklin-st.
and West Broadway against that firm, TO recover
$In.0O9 damages for the alleged wrongful arrest
and Imprisonment of his client, and for Rawson's
alleged malicious prosecution on a charge of grand
larceny RawsOn was charged with having con-
spired with another employee of the firm, named
Max Borchard, To swindle the firm of SIS Oo0.
Borchard was indicted in November last on a
charge of having embezzled $4,000 from Francis
II. Leggett Co, which sum he was alleged TO
have collected on outstanding accounts due to the
firm. Rawson arrested in April last. while
home. in Mount Vernon, and locked up in Police
Headquarters. IN this city and was held in custody
until the following afternoon. when he
leased in $500 bail. He indicted by the grand
jury week afterward he again arrested on
hve other charges and imprisoned in the Tombs
Indictments were found on each charge. and he was
again released on giving additional bail.
Francis H. Leggett & Co. then instituted civil
action, in which they secured an attachment
against Rawsons property and levied upon his
home at Mount Vernon and his bank account in
tns city The six indictments came up in the
@ @SouIt OF tIeneraI sessions before Justice New
UuFSer' VINO dismissed them the ground that
there was no legal evidence on which thev could
be sustained The attachment obtained by Francis
H. l-eeGett q GO IN the Supreme Court Nd
vacated by Justice MacLean. on the application OF
OF the 100000 claimed by Rawson against Leg
gett & Co. $4,000 Is for damages and the other
5000 for the counsel fee paid his attorney for
Another suit has been brought by Rawson against
the American surety Company TO recover damages
quest of the grocery firm when it obtained the at
tachment against Rawsons property which was
subsequently set aside. The suits will be brought
10 trlaI in the autumn.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
TO ADVERTISE FOR BIG BATH.
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND PERSONS MAY
BE READY NEXT YEAR

Borough President Cantor said yesterday that he
expected soon to advertise for proposals for the
construction OF an immense floating bath at East
Twenty-third-St and the river to cost about
$4,000 The bath will accommodate eighteen thou
sand persons day.
We believe said Mr.. Cantor that the new
BATH will be ready before the end of another year
The Dock Department owns a block of property
at East Twenty-third-st. and the East River and
We expect to have the cooperation of the Dock
Department in building the bath. The present bath
ing facilities Of the city entirely inadequate
and the present administration proposes TO in
crease them as rapidly possible"
Nj. Cantor said with reference to the ielaV il,
odvertising for bids for the street lights that
the people who had promised 10 build models for
the various styles of lights had TO change them
again and again to suit the tastes of the various
officials who had right 10 inspect them and
suggest CnaESeS. We have not been able as Vet
10 get the models completed. he said. Il expect
that they Will he done to-day, and that the ad-
V"rtstnS can be besUn at once. The delay has
been very eXasperatIng. but hope tnat the people
VIII not nave 10 wait much longer than this week
TO see the work under way
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
EAST SIDE GARDENING.
YOUNGSTERS TO CARE FOR VEGETABLE
PLOTS IN DE WITT CLINTON
PLAYGROUND.

The juvenile police were hand yesterday.
der charge of Chief Edward Winchester. the
De Witt Clinton playground, at Fifty ty-fourth-.t.
and Eleventh-ave. The tent was erected the
ploughing begun. and II looked If there would
really be garden in time. A plot 125 by 100 feet
will be ploughed and a small portion given TO each
child who will cultivate II he negleCts II the bed
vii be given to some one else.
Mrs. Henry Parsons was there supervising the
breaking OF the ground. The vegetable garden idea
was development Of Mrs. Parsons's plant club.
an account Of which has already been given in The
Tribune. Mrs. Herbert Parsons TO whom the idea
Twelfth District while Mrs Henry Parsons is in
idea is that the children study theoretically
in the schools but know nothing practical of the
relation Of the soil to the plant She wants them
10 md out for themselves what be done 10
make plant grow. and to that end she would like
10 see gardening regular part Of the summer
school curriculum, vacant lots and the roofs of
schoolhouses being utilized for the purpose
The youngsters Of Eleventh and Twelfth aves do
not anticipate raising straw berries canteloupes or
asparagus this summer. but they expect despite
the lateness Of the season, to produce a crop of
Iadishes. lettuce. dwarf turnips, small onions and
certain other thirgs which have been recommended
by gardeners for the purpose In addition to the
boys police force. the girls have organized a body
q CoI.sIdbu4aIg. 10 De Known as supervisors. for
the protection OF the gardens The young gardeners
nave pleasant place in which TO cultivate their
DeelS ana turnlps, there is always bit of breeze
from the North River and vision OF white sails
drifting up and down all day.
\ uInerouS people have Co-operated in the enter
courtesy OF Park Commissioner Wilcox and Assist
ant Park Commissioner Murphy who have fur
Ald Society has offered safe storing place for rho
tools In its school. in Fifty-third-st.