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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-11-25
HISTORY OF THE LEGEND ON
UNITED STATES POSTAL CARDS

Before the present phrase on the
face Of United States postal cards
was adopted. TO inform the user that
oniy the address IL to be written on
that side, there was long series Of
experiments on trial with other sen.
tences meaning practically the same
thing. The direction has appeared
In at least seven forms.
lone Of the earliest cards." says
Francis II whitney, private secre.
tary to Postmaster General Payne,
Twas made to bear the sign, Moth
ing but the address can he written on
this side,' which was untrue, as many
persons could write more II they 20
desired. Shortly afterward II was
changed 30 as to say, Nothing but
the address Is to be placed on this
side,' which was more sensible, but
was clum..y and was soon discarded.
The next issue Of the cards was in.
scribed, The address only to be
written on this side,' which 1t was
soon seen could easily be construed
to bar the use Of a typewriter. The
same objection could be raised to
write only the address on this side.
"Finally the authorities got hys-
terical, and the next issue of the
cards informed the user that he could
Write the address on this side, the
m essage on the other which was not
only clumsy, but ambiguous, and
conveyed wrong meaning, ss the
officials really, down in their hearts,
had no objection to q person writing
the address on both sides Of the
card. Later the word only was
dropped, but without much improve.
ment. 1t was finally decided that
there was no use In trying to be
original, aud 80 they fashioned the
phrase which is now In use after the
one used on the postal cards issued
by the British government. Our
English cousins say, 1.-THE space be.
low is for the address only and
Uncle Sam has This side for the ad
dress only. IN. Y. Commercial.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-11-25
Big freIshtlns Contract.

Ed Whitaker, proprietor Of the
stage line operating between here
and Cornucopia. by way of Medical
Springs, yesterday closed contract
with the Cornucopis mines, formerly
the big Searles property, to haul
1900 tons Of freight from Baker
City to Cornucopia. II IL reported
that the Management Of the mines will
In a short time again operate. the big
mill aud that the concentrates will be
hauled out on the snow to Baker City
by MIR. Whitaker. This IL good
news to the supply houses and ranch.
ers In Eagle aud Pine valleys, who
furnish the mines with all kinds of
produce. Democrat.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-11-25
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice of sale Of property for street
assessment. Notice is hereby given
that by virtue Of u warrant issued by
the City Recorder of the city Of
Sumpter on the Goth day Of October,
1903. to me directed. commanding
me to collect the ssessment levied
upon the lot or tract Of land as here
matter described an as hereinafter set
forth for the improvement of
Columbia street, I will at the front
door Of the city hall on Cracker
street, in the CITY Of Sumpter, Baker
county, Oregon, at the hour Of 10
O'Clock p. m. the i2th day Of ,Decem-
Der, 1903, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash In hand. the
following described lot or parcel Of
land, upon which an assessment has
been levied for the improvement Of
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-11-25

Columbia street, together with the
costs and accruing costs of this sale,
as declared by ordinance No. 2O3 OF
the City Of Sumpter.
The following described lot will
be sold for cash in hand, but no bid
will be accepted less than the amount
Of the assessment levied thereon with
costs and accruing costs Of this &C.
tion.
The following is the lot or tract Of
land that will be offered for sale with
the name Of the owner and amour
assessed against the asme:
Lot 3, Block 3, Sumpter Heights
Nee wen's addition to sthe town Of
Sumpter, Baker county, Oregon. as
shown on the plat Of said addition, of
record in the Office Of the recorder OF
for Baker County, Ore
gou, assessed to John Gilile: amount
due thereon, s3O.99la.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of
1908. ED RANND,
City Ma rshal of the City Of Sumpter.
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my own faith by personal invest
ments.
1.-THE people Of Sumpter may rest
assierd that the Bonita railroad Is no
dream, as many have tried to make 1t
appear, but matter beyond ques-
tion. A branch to this place Is an
after consideration, when the main
line Is completed, but there is no
doubt but that II will be built"
Mr.. Erpenbeck returned to Baker
City this afternoon, and will remain
few days longer In the state. He
says he will be here sgrin in the
spring.
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In the Circuit Court Of the State OF Oregon tor
Baker County.
S. Rusk. Plaintiff.
vs..
Oregon King Gold Mining
Company. . Corporation.
Defendant
To Oregon King Gold Mining Company. . corpor-
alton, the above named defendant
IA the NAME OF the STATE or OREGON; You are
hereby required to appear and answer the complaint
filed against you In the above entitled action on or
before the I'd dav Of December 1924. the being
the last day Of the time prescribed In the order duly
made and entered In the above entitled action Of the
i4th day Of October. Ioo,. by the Hon. W. W. Ira
william. Judge OF the County Court OF Baker county.
Oregon. for the publication Of this summons and II
YOU fsi so TO appear and answer Tor want thereof.
the plaintiff will apply TO the above entitled Court
for Judgment against you for the sum Of $si,. %
and in!eres, thereon a 8 per cent per annum from
and after the roth day Of September. 1903. and for
an order for the sale Of attached properly. and for
his costs and disbursements Of this action and Tor
accruing costs
And YOU are further notified ,hs. October the s,st
Is the FIRST date Of publication Of this summons and
the date Of ueeembe! I'd. Iso,. Is the last date Of
{. n. McCOLLOCH.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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Mr.. frpenbeCk. One of The
Majors Associates.
Say That It's a
Certain Go.

}. Erpenbeck, a we'll known cap
italist Of Philadelphia. who Ia in
tsrested In Major Bonta's railway
project. aud also with him in mining
property, accompanied Elmer Cleaver
"n his return from Baker City this
morning. Mr.. Erpenbeck IL spend
ing some time IN the district In con.
nection with the Bonita interests, and
he assures The Miner that the rail.
way enterprise will be contaminated.
beyond the remotest possibility Of
peradventure. He says:
~ am acting as the representative
Of my business associates In this
matter, aud l am In a position to
state that there IL no lack OF capital
behind the movement. One Of my
associates alone represents fortune
Of e55, 600. 900, and there are others
whose wealth reaches into the mill.
ions. They are fsvorably impressed
with the project and have already
pledged to garry IL through. We are
not asking for u cent from the local
80. -. a.. ~, ,,
asking now IL the moral support Of
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SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court Of the State OF Oregon tor
Baker County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21

To-day VIII appear from the press Of Drexe
Biddle new novel by Frederick Tpham Adam
called John Burr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21

NEw-YoRK PUBLIC LIBRARY-New-Yori1
Sept. lS-The popular books for the week
have been:
FLcsion-Auen's 'AIettle OF the Pasture; Lon
don's The Gail OF the Wild; Wards Lady
Roses Daueh glitter"
.yszveniles-Lang's ''Red Fairy Book. Burnett's
Little Lord Faunteroy'; Clenenss Hue
kleberry Finn"
Ciscelaneous-W adGington's Letters OF Dip
lomats Wife, Wagners simple Life f;
Riis's Battle with the Sums"
rHE LIBRARY OF CoNGREss.-washingto
Sept. 1S-The following list Of books called
for indicates the tastes Of readers IN Wash
ington chis week:
Eistory-AIeyer's History Of Rome: Brink
ley's Japan: Its History. Arts aud Litera-
ture'. Motleys dutch Republic; Latimer's
Lest Years OF the &IAth Century"
DescriptioDsand Travel-Burrov's THE Curse OF
Central Africa; Dodds In the Palaces Of
the sultan; Barry's The Papal Monarchy"
Biography-RosenberE' ''Mazzini"; The Auto
biography Of Leigh Hunt. Stiless -Four
Years Under Marse Robert. Thwaite's
Daniel Boone"
y1cfion-AneR's The Mettle Of the Pasture
Danby's Pigs IN Clover; Hopkins's The
Voice IN the Desert: MtChelrs A Comedy
Of Conscience: Dixon's The one Woman;
Browns THE Mannerings''. Watana's The
heart OF Hyacnth."
Miscellaneous Young's Algonquin Indian
Tales; PeeIs The Enemies Of England;
CrawfOrd's The Romance OF Old New-EnE-
land Churches, Nagner's The Simple
life; Smiths How Paris Abuses ITSELF.
keeler's Northern Shrubs
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Books People Are Reading.

BOSTON ATHENEUM-Boston. Mass sept
1S-At the Boston Athenaum the DOCKS
most frequently requested We're the follow
ing:
Fiction-London's The Call Of the WIG; Al
lens THE Nettle Of the Pasture; MllaIl-
sons Lightning Conductor smith 5 ne
Turquoise Cup: Wlster's philosophy tour-
Biography-Lee's queen Victoria; Chester
toms Robert Browning: Prices studies IN
Contemporary Biography Cartwright ,
isabella d'Este."
History and Travel-Smith's "Arnold's March
from Cambridge 10 Quebec; Brochner's
Danish Life IN Town and Country WOOD 5
Norwegian BywayS': CasserlN's The Land
Of the Boxers; Ornond's The Beers ia
Europe"
Miscellaneous WaddinEton's Letters OF a Dip
lonat's Wife, Holders Fight for the
City: Riis's The Peril and Preservation OF
the Home: Earls a Third Potpourri.
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago. Sept
1s-The most popular books among Chicago
readers according TO the demands at the
Public Library during the last week. were as
follows:
Fiction-Ward's Lady Roses Daughter: Wis
ter's The Virginian'' Norriss The Pit"
History and Biogra phy-FIske's New France
and New England; Kiss The Making Of
American"
Travel and Advehture-Normans 'An the Rus
sias'; Eddys Ten Thousand Miles in an
Automobile
Scientific and Sociological-James's Principles
Of Psychology; Hudson's Law OF Psychic
Phenomena"
A1iscenaneous-Ibsen's THE Dolls House"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21

Paris. September il
Ernest L.eroux publishes la Route des hides
o. Les Indications Cue ToscaneM Aurait
Fourries a ColoTnbus." by Henry Nignaud, First
Secretary OF the United States Embassy at
Paris. demonstrating that Columbus could not
have taken from Toscanelli any notion OF seek
ing tire route 70 India by his voyages OF dis
covery 20 America, and bringing fresh evidence
o. the moral duplicity and intellectual shallow
ness OF Columbus whom Nignaud makes out to
have been merely vulgar. ignorant advent
urer The Societe AIercure de France publishes
-Csiseie Chevreuse." a spirited and highly sea-
soned novel, by Eugene Vernon, describing in
subtle and cleverly written phrases the emo
lions Of Gesee. charming. pure minded Pa
risian woman whose destiny il is 10 inspire those
with whom she comes in contact with senti-
rnepts she cannot share. Fasquelle's Offering for
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Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF MEM YDRK-Thomas Nelson liaintliI az ais
Freserlck IA Rut err al Defendants IN
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly hsus an a..
In the entitled action and learns b ,sfpes
e.rf.guhsr 1903, l. the undersigned- me
Judgment sell at puhe
lie New YORK Estate SalesTo'm 30 ioI a. a.
an, 49,, ls,f,ugh OF New 1ofh Ivy
an anv ~ October 1898. twelve O'Clock noon on
drected by said judgment TO be sold ana =,
All that piece OF aiil c,isIs.lus
f,ur "a ots in the Twelfth u2) Ward In the 1ilsH u
Manhattan the CITY 81 New nork; y =. Ia 81
SJI,,,E FecinninE at point the NortherD So
Iset ON. Hundred First Street distant one
-. Xst1v nom the NortnwesteTy corner OF SAID cne
Hundred and First and First Avenue IuI II
tbT-,~e Norfherv r-.7ael with First Avenue
dgeI Feet Eleven Inches TO the centre i o. IN ~,
49,. thence said centre lire one run
49, yet thence Southcry parallel with said First
Avenue one Hundred Feet and Eleven lncfes 70 the
Sfrlv sIe - SAID Hundred and First street. az
thence Easerly along said Northery Size OF Said
e-~ee+ one Hundred the place 81 beginning As
,r1rtree being given the purchase money On
10 of sai premises party % the second part
- said marty Of the first part.
Dated. York. September llth 49,
JAMES II. FUTILE. Referee
The following diagram OF the property to De sold
as sscrihed above:
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London. September Is.

London. September Is.
Joseph Pencil ana Mrs. Pennen viii write
biography Of Whistler. r r. Way and q. X
Dennis are cooperating In critical study OF
Whistler's art. Frederic Harrison's historical
ro finance. ''Theophano'' opens in the OCTOBER
''Fortnightly.' The correspondence Of William
I and Bismarck is being reviewed at great
length. Stress is laid upon the evidence 'ha'
the royal masters viii was forced by the 1Na'i-
cellor in a decisive crisis. The Countess Of War
uiclJs account Of Warwick Castle is also being
no-icas fa,-orablv. and Martin Hume's Love
Affairs of Mary. Queen of Scots is more crit
icallv received. Charles whibleys 'Thackeray'
and 4. s. Arnold's Carlyle" also receive atten-
ton from reviewers. l. ~ r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21

Hermann Klein. a musical critic in London for
some thirty years now, has recorded many OF
his recouections Of musical folk in a book which
the Century Company includes in its present
announcements. Thirty Years Of Musical Life
in London" Patti. the De Reszkes. Wagner.
Beethoven Harris and others appear in the
authors anecdotes. He takes the reader back
70 the day when Lord Kitchener was still a
major ard engaged in the responsible work Of
drilling supers for Drury Lane nelodrana.
Mr.. Klein himself aided Gus Harris in found
ing Coyeut Garden and In starting the system
of operate presentation now in use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21

Among the merits Of J. r. Mecredy's Motor
Book John Lane. London) are its convenient
size. which adapts it 10 be carried in the pocket.
accuracy, as far as II goes. and a number OF ex-
cellent Illustrations. It is devoted only To- an
tomo5iles which are driven by gasolene. how
ever. and ignores both steam and electricity as
motive agencies. Before many years the third
Of these means Of propulsion VIII undoubtedly
be much mere popular than IL Is now In view
OF the large number % little things which may
go wrong with the type Of motor now most often
seen M Mecredys chapter on failures ana &c
cIdeats must surely prove helpful. but one can
not help signing for the day when a substitute
viii be found which IS simpler Ina construction
and practically Tool proof"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21

The third edition OF Major General George
borders Tactics and Military Training" i'm
ported by the Scribners, appears as a diminutive
volume which 1t would be straining at d gnat to
call pocket size. The presswork and the paper
show consideration for the eyes. and the several
plans. some from carefully ruled drawings and
others from rough pen sketches. are clear and
Ineligible II any one should be in doubt as TO
the personality Of the major general. a brief
glance 1t the Introductory notes and the dedica-
tory letter VIII serve TO refresh his memory.
From this letter the following may be quoted:
I have ignored. pulposely, the late disastrous
campaign IN South Africa tWell termed The
Grave q Regulations }, because / think that,
fruitful Of any lesson to the regular soldier. 1
have in great measure adhered 10 the undeYly-
ing principles OF the Infantry Drill Book OF
1876 which. IN spite Of the lateness Of the date
upon its cover, has. I need not point out TO
you, many II the merits of much earlier and
more classical works.
The general tenor Of the book. which has not
yet received the mark Of official sanction may
be gathered from paragraphs occurring AT the
opening and close Of Tactics. Part 1.
Generally speaking" Gas the Drill Book OF
1896 SO aTtly says on Page 112D. IAN engage
Illent between two hostile forces be they large
OF small, begins either 10y one side 81 motion
lacking the other while stationary, or by the
collision Of both sides when in movement"
TWO ARMIES MEETING WHEN BOTH
ARE STATlONARN.-Th is the exceptionsl
case not dealt with in the Driu Book TIE bast
OF meeting VIII be that In which they happen
10 be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21

walks District Of Columbia. once OF the Com
rsissrers D. G. Washington, Sept Is. lytSSealed pro
qGsa VIII received this Office until i o'clock, noon
saturday OcJJ0er 3 1893. for laying cement sidewalks
in district 81 Columbia
PLANK forms ~ proposal and Specifications, together
wiz all necessary information, be obtained
the once Of the Engineer Commissioner. n. .
Il = T. MCFARLAND, HENRY l. WEST, JOHN
RITtDI.E Commissioners u. C
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SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO

P1sals for Runways for Crane" VIII be received at
the Bureau q Yards and Docks Navy Department.
Washington. October 10. 1893 and
then and there publicly opened, for steel for
lJ-rou electric crane Navy Yard. Boston Plan
and specifcatlons be the Bureau,
furnished boy the Commardant OF TIE yard named
deposit of s. security for their return. MORDE-
Cal r ENDlCOTT. Chief Of Bureau.
ferutr
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E 1923 St
r. 1O1st St

The approxirate amount the liens charge to satisfy
which lie above described property is TO be sold IS VT
90 interest thereon from md day OF
fg0g together wit costs allowances amounting
Sss 20 with interest from 18th day OF September. 1913
toeeher the expenses of the sale The approximate
amount other liens. which 10
allowed purchaser OF the purchase money CT
paid the Referee, is S2l2-SO with interest
Dated. New YORK. September llth. lye5 - 49,
JAMES II. FUTILE Referee
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uNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

43s MADISON AVENUE.
Very pleasant third floor suite. souther
.-H v-asra-r, exposure. reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21

The Library OF Congress publishes an interest
ing list Of "Lincolniana-" an inventory OF the
books and pamphlets on Abraham Lincoln as
they stand on the shelves in the biographical
section Of the library. References 70 collected
works are added which contain Biographical
sketches orations and other illustrative material
and the writings OF Lincoln as they are to be
found in the library card catalogue are cited
G. 7. Richie assistant in the catalogue divis-
ion has prepared the list, and takes occasion
in an Introductory note to disavow any inten-
ton Of presenting complete and exhaustive
photography Of the library's contents on the
subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21

COACHNAN. by good. experienced nan.
ro. afraid ~ work. mIiIie asrl. 1.st
class references. Address J. g. 80 tAst
Jtth- 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21
LITERARY NOTES.

Miss Ellen Glasgow has been spending the
summer ia a small village in the Alps, where
she has been engaged upon the last chapters Of
her new novel, The Delverance," which
Doubleday, Page & co. announce for publica-
ton IN January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21

Professor Brander Matthews has just pub
lished through the Scrbners discussion Of
The Development OF the Drama" The edition
is uniform in appearance with his former vol
umes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


COOk.-By Uid4re aged woman. eNcellslts
wages So. short distance In country
reference L. F.. 136 West 2stl-sJ.. ufEa
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CtAtHMA N-ThorouEhlv competent. rs
wears reference from present employer.
sober. wilkins ami ChHeiug. married. %
y.av.. small family. reight. 3 o. fr.
call or address ~LNTTEt;N. l@t East t~ta-
81
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IvNIGHT. WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE

II q an order q Abner Thomas. a Surrogate
u Tie County OF York hereby given
ali persons having claims against William h Knight
ate u he County cd: New York deceased present
vita soucAeIs thereof % The subscribers
heir place " trau=actiuE business the Office
f{5f1.s l. weaver attorney Number Broaday
Manhattan New York Clty. or before the IOth day
81 NsEem.cg
Date5 New York city. May 4th. 1893
JCflN ~ KNIGHT. FLORENCE \. COLLIVET. Execu-
way New York
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Eepoas=-
BOOKREEPER.-By young lady. under
stands single and double entry bOokAesp-
ing: reasonable salary. Address NJ A
M'CUE. - West l1Sth-st
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COURIER MAID.-Swtss, experienced and
and capable; good uuguist, packer and
sailer: higEly recommended and just re-
turned from the Continent with a family;
seeks Encouragement COURIER. S+l West
30th-st.
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THE NEWT SEPTEMBER s1
Lofert Foreign JNess,E AbOuf BOOKS.

the week is a volume called "TIeros dAtriaue."
by Charlet HirSch- c. l. T.
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COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a North o.:
Ireland Protestant also chamoermald
and waitress city or country; roast. soup.
dessert 461 6th-ave.
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tOACfflfN%. GARDENER Furnace. All
round general man. steady sober ex-
uerieEcnt. c0ups.te rt. temperate. not AFRAID
az work. single. mllss. best references. O.
E0V o. Tribune Uptown Office. t284
Broadway
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Il Atner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the county Of New
York notice hereby given 20 all persons having claims
s.geIl,s, T.tzabeth County Nsw
york deceased present the with vouchers thereof
tfe .lls,lher his place af uansactnR business
- Cfsc ~ Forster Speir No Wall Street Borough
Manhattan. The City ~ Sew YORK or before
18th a-g ~ December. 1909. next
Dated New York. the I-tE day OF June 1905
JOHN r. HEIMECKE. Executor.
FORSTER SPEIR Attorneys far Executor. - Wall
Efreaf Hn-anah u Manhattan. New loTk civ.
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L-ENNEDY. LOHN-IN PURsUANCE o

IL AN ORDER 90 Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald Surro,a-s
az the County New York. notice hereby given - All
-ersous Kennedy. OF
tounty Ne~ York deceased 10 present the with
thereof subscriber. a place Of
.r,.. 4tls.uess Office NJ Eoynt0u. No 132
%ss.su street. Borough u Manhattan New York City
before Il OF March
Datei. New York. the 10th day Il August 1905.
CATHERINE KENNEDY Administrator
GFO NJ BoYSTON. Attorney for AdmInisjIatrx 1872
Nassau street Borough 81 Manhattan. New York City.
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FORMER TEACHER desires place Of trust
as confidential secretary or assistant 70
professional ma. at home. abroad, prefer
abIv to travel: understands bOOkkeep Ing.
tvpewritinE and general business Address
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