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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
CANTON COMPANY.
Wins CONTRACT
Precedent Established L t
Year is Followed.
Board Unanimously Awards Bridge
Contract to the Above Firm. They
Being the Lowest Bidders.

On Thursday afternoon the board OF
supervisors unanimously awarded the
two years bridge contract for Craw-
ford county to the Canton Bridge Go
Their bid was $4.07 per lineal foot for
pile bridges any length The next bid
was that of E. NJ Parker at "a "a per
foot. On repair work the bids were
identical. AS pointed out in Mednes-
days Every Other Daily on the basis
of last years work there was but 1927
difference in the bids. The board felt
that they could do but one thing and
that was to let the contract to the low
est bidder. Mr. Parker has done splen
did work as bridge builder. He has
lived up to every obligation and has
done his work promptly and we'll. It is
with regret that the people and the
county officials see him leave the
county.
The REVIEW commends the action of
the board in living close to the rule,
.'let the chips fall where they may.
While it is hard on individuals at times,
it is the only safe plan,
The board should now place the
county job printing on the same bust.
hess like basis. Probably not less than
$500 per year could be saved to the
: county should this be done.
The Canton Bridge. 20. will be re
quirehsto give ample bond for the full
fillmsnt of it's contract and we believe
the board will be able to draw up con
tract which will fully protect the
county.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
Louisville, Neb., Bank Is Robbed.

Louisville, Neb., Jan. 9-The Com
mercial bank OF Louisville, owned by
Tom f. Parmele OF Plattsmouth, was
entered and robbed OF $4,000 Wednes-
day night. The robbers gained an
entrance through the postotfice, which
is in the same building. by making a
hole about twenty inches square in
the brick and cement partition which
opened directly into the vault. So far
nothing has been found missing from
the poStOffice.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
Names Baron Won sternburu.

Berlin, Jan. 9.-Baron Speck Won
Sternburg, the German consul general
at Calcutta, has been appointed charge
at Washington during the absence of
DR.. Won Holleben on sick leave Chan
cellor Won Buelow regarding the bust
ness at Washington as SO important at
present as to require a special substi-
tute for the ambassador. The infer
ence naturally is that Baron Stern
burg will succeed DR.. Won Holleben as
ambassador, should the latter's health
prevent his return.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
Rebellion in China Spreads.

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 9.-The En-,
press OF Japan brought news from
China that Kan Hofu w&o leads the
insurrection in Shing Kaing. is now
the leader Of 100000 men and has oh.
tanned possession Of the most import,
ant points in the neighborhood of
Monkdei. He has proclaimed himself
sovereign. The rebellion in Kwans
ST grows. Advices from Hong Kong
state that one-half the province OF
Kwang ST has fallen into the hands
OF the rebels. General Ma has been
killed and the capital, Kweilin, is in
imminent peril.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
confidence Restored at Fez.

Tangier, Morocco, Jan. "a courier
who arrived mere from Fez is the bear
er of letter, dated Jan. 3, from a COM
mercial firm there saying that conf
dence has been restored and request
Ing the dispatch of goods which were
being detained here. The letter de-
clares it is not true that Mulai Mo.
hammed has been appointed com
mander-in-chief of the imperial forces
The sultan is sanguine, but it is not
likely he will assume the offensive.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
CASTRO FINALLY ACCEPTS
Venezuela Yields to Demands of
European Allies.
rAvEs WAY TO SETTLEMENT.
United States Minister Bowen Author.
lied to Act for venezueIa-Trouble
May Go to The Hague Tribunal
for Adjustment.

Caracas, Jan. 9.-After two stormy
meetings Of the cabinet all the cond1-
tions set forth in the replies of the
powers to President Castro's last pro-
posas in the matter Of settling the
Venezuelan dispute through arbitra-
ton have been accepted by the Vens-
zuelan government. The government
considers the conditions to be unjust,
but declares it is Obliged TO yield to
force. The Venezuelan answer was
delivered at the United States lega,
tion here at noon. The conditions OF
the powers cover cash payments to
the allies and guarantees for the pay
ment OF the balance Of their claims.
1t can be said on good authority that
the question Of raising the existing
blockade will not be considered. 1t
was learned that by the terms of the
notes of the foreign powers handed to
President Castro by Minister Bowen
Wednesday and of the Venezuelan an
swer to them, delivered at the Amer
ican legation yesterday, compromise
in the matter of arbitration has been
reached.
Bowen to Leave for Washington.
Minister Bowen has received orders
to leave Venezuela tomorrow for
Washington, where he will present the
Venezuelan case to the British-Ger-
man commission A warship will wait
for Mr. Bowen at LaGuayra The war
Office here is working day and night
on the preparation of documents i'll
order that the Venezuelan case may
be ready for presentation.
Minister Bowen will be clothed
With authority TO represent Venezuela
! for the adjustment OF all her claims
| out OF hand or if this be found impos
sible he is authorized to act for Vene
| zuela in settling all points open tc
controversy so far as possible and il
drafting the terms on which tina
and conclusive arbitration shall be
made by the International court at The
Hague. The proceedings in the mat
ter will take place at Washington, pre-
sumably a few days after his arriva
there. The commissioners on the par
of the allies, it is understood. will b'
their leading diplomatic agents II
Washington.
Foreign business houses in Vene
zuela are suffering exceedingly from
the effects of the continued blockade
The revolutionary movement unde
General Matos is losing popularit
daily because of the assistance 1t l
alleged the German blockading yes
sells are giving it in permitting tn
landing OF arms for the revolutionists
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
Certificate to 5uy Coal.

Toledo, O., Jan. 9.-The coal situ'
ton in Toledo has reached the
where a physicians certificate is
quired by dealers before they will
even ton Of coal The certifi
must show that there is illness in
home Of the would-be purchaser
that coal is necessary as safes
fer the patient.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
CAPTAIN Barnum Exonerats~.

Fort Leavenworth, Jan. 5.-A court
of inquiry, appointed by Major Gen
eral Bates to investigate certain allie
cations and charges against Captain
Barnum Eighth cavalry, has completed
report entirely generating Captain
Barnum.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
,rairie Chickens Costly.

TX City, Jan. 9.-Deputy Game
en- G. B. Kuhl yesterday secured
rch warrant and acting upon its
rity discovered 206 prairie
ans in the basement Of the Pot
at market. An information will
charging Potter with keeping
chickens in his possession con-
0 the law. AS the fine in such
$40 for each bird and an ad-
al mulct Of IS for the prosecut-
>rney and S. for the informer
'rd, Potter, il found guilty,
It to fpe Of $4.120,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
GAS EXPLOSION KILLS TWO.
Building is Wrecked and Entire Town

.3u'rN'17Y 10 w Ne'SSH 1''Ee' '-''e'r = osSr'
Shaken by Its Force.
Sioux City, Jan. 9.-By the eNplo-
sion of an acerylene plant at Mapleton
yesterday afternoon, the building in
which the plant was located was
killed and several others injured.
The dead: John Matthews and
Charles Bradfield, both carpenters.
The entire town was shaken by the
force OF the explosion. Matthews and
ing So terrific was the explosion
that all the plate glass in the neigh
borhood was shattered.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
STONE TO SUCCEED VEST.
Missouri Democrats Nominate Former
Covernor for Senator

Governor TOR senator.
Jefferson City. Mo-. Jan. 9.-The
Democrats of the Missouri legislature
In joint caucus last night nominated
former Governor w. ]. Stone Of St.
Louis for United States senator to
succeed Senator Vest. The nomina
tion was made by acclamation after
William H. Wallace OF Kansas City,
who was candidate. withdrew from
the race in support of Stone. 1t was
apparent that Wallace had no chance
except that some Democrats remain
away from the caucus and unite with
the Republicans on him. but the nom.
ination Wednesday night of R. c.
Kerens by the Republicans shattered
the possibility. Stone had large
majority in the caucus.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
A Monster Laundry.

The biggest laundry in London has
seven miles of drying lines, all under
cover. Eighty thousand pieces can be
dried at once in the space Of half an
hour.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
AcoulT BOY or MURDER CHARGE
Jury Does Not Consider Him Respon-

sible for Killing His stepfather.
Columbus. Jan. 9.-Herman Borch-
ers the fourteen-year-o boy who has
been on trial charged with the murder
OF his sIepfather, Gerhard Borchers,
at their farm near Humphrey, last
October has been declared not guilty
After six hours deliberation the jury
came in with verdict for acquittal.
While there is no doubt the boy did
the killing. the verdict was returned
in accordance with the courts in
mctions regarding the legal respon.
fty and the age of the boy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
IOWA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1908.

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-10
Hepburn Is Nominated.

Boise, Ida, Jan. 9.-W B. Hepburn
was last night nominated by the joint
Republican caucus for United States
senator. The field combined against
w. E. Borah in favor of Judge Hey
burn. The successful candidate is d
native of Delaware county, Pennsylva-
mia, and is about forty-eight years OF
age. He is a successful attorney and
county, where he has a large mining
practice.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
pnorEsrs LGArNsT POIICT RAIDS
Sernan-American League Calls Recent ones
Uaiust-wants Presidents Aid.

ga eermaneAmerscan League, NoA . and q
srharS-sve, has passed resolutions p1ooeScns
ssnet recent police raids On Respectable Sesaeoes
r91As and associations" unjust, rucs ana u
~sosatton CT the spirit OF the cons1eOuon- tOe
1900 ,lso declares axsinst the proposed increase
4n tAe bquor license oppressive and In conn1ct
With American ideas Of fres6su tn the pursuit eL
lnppsness" and personal liberty me resoiuuonA
have bssn scat to the following public ofnca2is IOl
cozssderatSon and action:
ITO His Exceuency Theodore Roosevelt Fresi-
s~nt az the Uaited States; His Excelency benos-
min g. Odeu. jr.. Governor OF the State OF New
YORK: to the Worthy Legislature Of the state Oh
xev-York- To the Honorable Seth Low, Mayor OF
ths- estv Of Sew-York and to the Worthy Board
orAIosrnen Of The city Of New-YoFk.
ludwig F. Thoms IL president Of the league ans
stxr Carl Ksp6. vfce-president and Chairman o1
the committee resolutions
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
STORAGE NOTICES.
CONTINENTAL STORAGE Ware
HOUSES,
ga RiG al and 30 Un.t Gea


New-York, March 25th. 1903
To Mrs. Shears, John P Duffy. Mrs, J.
J. AcEwen. James Stewart c. Schierioh,
Annie Walters. Mrs. E Gallagher. Tmsthy
O'Shea Miss Bates. Annie Dermott, j
Oimstead. II. Hulse. J. c. wItter Co. 1.-TWO
acoountsl. Axel Lindegren Laura OSBORNE,
C. Rittseig. C. H. Perkins. Mrs G. Rich
ards George Gehring. Kochs Express (two
accounts). Mrs. n. Beebe, Marie Briscoe
Harry Kemp. s. N. Tyrren: You and each
Of you are hereby potined that the time fer
property hereinafter described having ex-
pirsd. after due notice thereof had been
given you. I will cause such property. to
Wit. household goods. personal effects, rler-
chandIse and ali other property stored by
you. or in your name, in the Continental
Storage Warehouses. to &c sold at public
auction. according to the statute In such
case made and provided, at Eighth Avenue
Auction Mart, COS Eighth Avenue. New
York City. on Fridav. April 10th. 1903 At
II g. m. and will be continued on every
Tuesday and Friday thereafter. at the same
time ana place. until ali the goods are dis
posed Of.
CONTINENTAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES.
II, l. sLADE. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

AOHEETIEENERTB and GuDaeF4neIaee eoa
The Tribune rSce:vsd At their GPseWu Of.
nee No. l.&a& Broadway between sab and
sIth sta. uutil o'c'oek .. n. Advertise
Seea At regular ofse0 rates until o'cloch
2. n viz: S5A esh-ave.. q. Q. cor. 29d-Sa- /;
Io8 0Sh-sTe.. cor. i2th-se.: % East i4th- st. /:
90 West 42f-at, between 7Ih and 9Th Ivss /;
We9t I2Sth St: .E8S 9S-avA, bStWos5
5S<a alA T9ts Sts.; I.a2e S4-eVo.s RaAs la1M-
o.: l.ToS 3Ss-aSa.. 6eag SeA%
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

4 Abner C. Thomas q Surrogate of the County New
hereby given to all persons having cIss
the same With voucher. thereof TO
once of his attorney William F. Glare, ESQ. No. I49
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
before the day Of June next
dated New York. abe 18th day Of October 1902.
LAURENCE CURNEN. Executor.
WILLIAM CLARE, Attorney for Executor. 14o
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

CARDENER and FLORIST-By Swiss
married: no children: competent TO take
charge OF gentlemans place. greenhouses
lawns h1tbe=s trees, vegetables: thirty
years' experience: care horses. cows; strictly
sober; best Of reference Address P. H.
F0x RI Lawrence. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
AUCTIONS.

FRANK WALKER. Auctiooeer, will sell at
pubic auction. at 1,56o Broadway, Bcr-
o0gh OF Manhattan, on Thursday. March
n Al O'Clock p. n. Jacob Brothers
Piano No ID los: Jacob Brothers Piano No
MORTGAGE SALE.-By virtue Of chat
tei mortgage viii sell this day tThurt-
c PeFtaursnt By order Of I. WALLES-
gTEIN ktto1nev. n. Schlanzky, Auo-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
ANrIaUEs. cuRIos. ETC.

THE ANTIQUE FURNITURE EX-
CHANGE, I5S West 34th-st-. near Tth-
SvsL-The ideal Ehcp for lovers Of antiques
and seekers after bargains in odd pieces less
than \ value We buy. sell, exchange.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

GENTLEMAN desires to secure position for
his cOachrnan whom he can highly recon-
mend: English: married. Room Z, Wall
st or HartneT, 80 3d-ave
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

GARDENER. German; married; two chill
6ren: thoroughly competent. capable 20
take charge OF frst class gentleman
wood y. J.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
pA1nMRIautk nRs, sALEs.

Sos. sHON0ooD q SONS, Auctaonesrss
esIesroouns No. 81 BoweTy. A,.-,o,d,
March 28-Jewelry' waGcneS 4oep
March 2s-Men's AID wonen's clothing
etc. JOS Koch. 1s4 Avenue a. w. a.
March 27-CIothing, etc. PisddSed ~ 10 {.
March 20. 1902; D: aloerssein: 10 een-4Ve'
Heroh so-Iswelry and mems ana wonl-
sn'a clothing, etc, P. Haskell. a11 7th-ave''
Joeeph Roth, IS Columbus-Gvs. :.
Axsrcb % 1892, 3. Eufses, 2Ts Stanton-st-
April 1-CIothIHS. etc. Albert FreUno'
1888 3d-Ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
HELP WANTED

WANTED.-A competent young woman as
Infants nurse; personal references re-
ouired Gail Thursday morning, Mrs
CHARLES BORST. Hotel Marie Antoi-
nette. G6th-st. and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

ELI soBEL. Auct.. es Bowery. sells 10
q. M, goods pledged to March 20 1907
March 26-Fine consignment OF suits,
overcoats and pants.
March 27-Jewelry. watches and dta-
rnonds, c. Sobel. SO 1st-eve-, and H. Sobel.
March so-Jewelry, watches and diA-
unonds. Newark Loan Company.
March SI-C1othIng. dresses, shoes, etc.
A Woihein & Son, 1,4S3 1st-aye.
March s1-clothing. dressOs, shoeA etc,
A. Anspach 37S WiIIis-ave.
April Clothing, A Rothman, SeS Hud-
April 2-Jewelry. watches and diamonds
r. Cohen, 2.7e4 Sd-avs.. NJ Wolf. 755
Sd-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
DOMESTIC sIrUATIUxs WANTED.

Male.
CONGRATULATIONS man and wife
good rSference. 9s careteker OF house or
Offices. Address J. G., 1H3 Weat I34th-se.
CARETAKER--By German couple. one
child; on genslsman'B place. wife good
cook OF 70 60 hoaG0Eogk. A. l.. e. 26-O&..
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
ansINEss CHANCES.

HNTED.-At cnoe. a FIRST class modern
seeoop6hand complete biscuit plant; eap9e-
&C. - h1yreis % hour per day Apply. CIV
- ar r,srficplarx 20 RAMSAY BROS. 4
- TIn5ftrd. Vancouver. 3 C
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
For Boys and Young Men-country.

rrAPLpwoop, coneordviIs. Pa Sze4 Yale. Harvar6
M and WESLEYAN IrStruetoTS. Wakes u, ooyS {"
1m1i.r oS IfS No ~ohaeeo 7. SHoRTTl lpcIE Prtn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

@ewz 4 EN0EL- Feltabse lawyers. %
@--~Azser Nap-YoSk: aecsosa1s. eosIssS~
slS SsRssst3es ss1ckiy Aes1sSsai eas'AS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

ANDERSON & MINTZ. Aucts,. "a Bowery.
March 2S-Ry J. L. Fruhauf. 300 Bow
cry and Gus Mintz. 1890 2d-ave.. clothing
pledged to March i. 1902.
March SI-By J. L FruhaUf. $50 Bow
cry, diamonds. watches, all $ewelry
pledged to March Is, 1902.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
CAST OER CLorHIrG-

ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid for
ladies' and gentlemen's fine discarded
clothing, furs, etc Call or address MAN
HAITIAN CLOTHING CO. Ss1 6th-ave,
near 50tn-st
ABSOLUTELY highest cash prices paid for
ladies' and geatlemen's discarded cloth
ing. Ladies' address Mrs. FINEELSTEIN,
and gentlemen address Mr.. FINEEL-
STEIN. 7S4-756 7th-ave
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

CENTRAL AUCTION 60. y. sheshan'
March 26-Ry P. Freel. 100 Grand-st- and
s27 RroadEay: diamoHSf' 4k qo0S 's"siry' etc.
March 26-By Chas. Weaver. 726 1etn-
ave. clothing % March Is: 1902 *. w.,,
Broadway, and Barney Loan once; ieoS
Sd-ave. diamonds. teVslry. etc. pledged TO
March 27%By H. Freel. % Nsw-cheme7
bers-st.. clothing pledged to March 20 20 i9o2
clothing to March IS: 1902 e.o p..s-
March So-By H. McAleenan. 1,SSo broad
way. diamonds. watches, jeweiry. stc:'
pledged from No. 10000 to $4,000 In 1901
and to 1000 in 1902. and goods held over.
March 31-By e. Berger. 4eo 6th-eve
and 400 West 42d-st-. clothing. pledged 70
NnIro9 Apr,l by Alex schlang. 1856 sd-OvA.
April 2-By P. Freels 100 orAnd-St.
clothing. to March Is. 1902:
April 2-By r. Simpson & Co. 195 Bow
cry. watches, diamonds. jewelry; etc;
pledged to No. %, 1000. January /. 1902 and
old dates.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
I. l. FIRUsK1. Auctionssr. 10 Bowery'

L. IA -
March 2eBy VIM. Simpson. IeHsiry' II
March 27-Fine consignment jeWeiIy.
GSrch 3O-By J. Stitch 4 Bro, 11S Sd
pIsdses prior March 20. 1902, all oidsE dates
MSrch SO-By 9. Raphael. ooS 6tn-ave.,
Aiamonds. watches, jeweiry. all pledges
prior March 20. 1909; an Older dates; ;s Ava
March 31-By H. Baruch 4 son. 10 Az Az
pue A formerly 24o East Houston-sts as
monds' Watches. jswelry. all pledges prior
March 81, 1902 All oadeE dates; ~ p,-x
Row diamonds, watches, 5ewelry, al
pledges prior March 1. 1907 including NO
0o'SrI NH 1-Bv I. Burger, TS4 Amsterdam
ave- clothing, jewelry, brtc-a-orGe, Al
pledges prior March 25. 1902,
7 simons. 772 Columbus-ave., diamonds
watches. jswelry; all pledges prior March
%. 1902. e,o "a
ave. 5S4 shave. clothing. etc.. pledged
prior March %. 1902
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES,

TTTTFIrTT-FERS OF esIliaru and pooi
tsk.Ss; high grade bowling alley builders:
So(e4t prices MARX BROS. "a Cnio9
Grusr6
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
.nENER.-Hsad or manager: German

GARDENER--Hsad or manager: German:
aged 81: married. no children; expert
enccd gardener In every branch con
OF greenhouses and their care. laying out Of
new places, vegetables. management Of
stock incubating and brOoding and ali work
nertaininF 10 a geutleman's fine place: l.
years references. F b. SCHIPPERT. King
St Port Chester, y Y
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

CARDFNER-Sin frst class; long ex-
perienced IN the growing OF flowers fruit,
ali vegetables in season: also COWS, pOul-
try: good city references. GARDENER, "a
St Marks Place.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

GARDENER. COACHMAN--MiddIe aged.
single; care OF private place; all around
references GARDENER. Box II, Tribune
Office
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
BOARD AND ROoHs.

BOARD AND EOOHs.
A-Ai-ATETEONi
a sfYacfive hoors, suites, with pr1Vats
h.fh v-Ith or without board; single rooms; !;
<c~forSs ofhces; eli deStr16te loc4uone'
HS~h~sf references given. Information free<
q. LELAND & CO.. West SSo-et-
71NTS0pELY furnished front parior. sd
Iosrfne bedroou hot Ghe colo running
~rSGs~. GuftahIe for bachelor q fWo ee4tls-
I~& u~ivate family. Bauer S24 Ee1~
1kth-E1
cgprpTep Recommendations IN GteracSiSs
So-.s- rirniy furnished rooms: unexoelIeo
c4sfetpe. refined clienteles re1t % -ss Stn-a'o -
rertrai: easy Of access 6ast HIhn-.-
- UEET seDET-For gentlemen ete-
an,fT furnished single roonf; Gn W y
-aSS- aecoEprnodStiona: owner n1noSoaSe
pT4vs4e resi6ence- rear Per1'
TlseN station: board opno9sL
- vIST srTH-gT-Pfessant. sunny oack
r1rIor. aIeo hall room on tSlro HoO
s.,stShls for q gentleman. with OoSAscf fS'
ereoeeA-
n AI.BANG FAST sISI
80. Ctar1e - Gu5Sa. WEE p1Ixses
s-.SS~s Earsnr's- o1Eee: 6tnsng I1CA6
49,. SSe~fr4r fsEkt- srpsS~at tsnle nnsre
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

GARDENER and FLn2sST.-German; life
experience; So; married. no children;
competent IN all branches. large private
rlace; references. P. D.. PCstOf1ce box
276. Dobbs Ferry, N Y
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

GARDENER .-En~iish. "a years practical
experience under glass and outside: good
references Address F. Box 3, Station A,
Hartford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
New york dated March 1908. hereby given
to all persons having claims against Mary J. Winthrop
ste OF the County deceased. present
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at their
place Of tranSactnS business No. a Pine Street IN tho
city Of New York or before the Fifteenth day OF
Bated New YORK the Elevsnth day March, 1908.
WINTHROP McKIM,
GEORGE NIXON.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

GARDENER--German married; expert
enCed in greenhouse growing vegetables :
also farm; on geutIeman's place; can man
age live stock. J. BICKEL, Dobbs Ferry,
y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

PORTLAND LADDER
uA6114l4. CO. Is wor5d RIAe..
ny, Tel. St51 IA. Best e lAAAAB o.
HvaguH ak 90G DR $o96
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County of New
NoGs H Es to all Of bs
New-To1f. deceased present with vouchers
business No ss Murray street. in The Borough Of
haitian City of New York.
day OF april next Dated New York the sth day of
October 1902 THO MAS c. DCNHAM. Executor
JAMES A. DEERTNG. Attorney f.- Executor. No Is
Street Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Abner C. Thomas Surrogate II the County Of New
York notice IL hereby given to all having claims
York deceased 70 present. the with vouchers there
a otHce Of Rodmen Richardson. No. 81 Nassau
Street. in the City of New York before the ars
day Of May 1913. next
Dated New York 18th day o October. 1902
WALTER r. GILLETTE Executor.
RopMAN RICHARDSON. Attorney for Executor. 81
Nassau st. New York City N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

CARETAK Err R-sp0asibls family Van..
charge Of E.utIem5u's rsslt-g.~. Al 81
erence: security RrS lU. TTinlaz once
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Surrogates' Notice.


l. Ahn.r q Thomas. Q Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice hereby civen TO an Persone having claims
YorE deceased present the same With vouchers
oT the subSer@ess @ ~ ms 5sr1 m No s oosneS
Nanhaefan Borough II the City Of New York Or
before the First day Of May. 1903
Dated York he Fcqrtssnh 6ay Of October 1904
DAVID D. AcKERMAN. Atty. for Adminstrato ator. 22o
BrIadWsy Manhattan Borough. New York City.