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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
judicial Convention Tuesday.

The State Republican Judicial con-
v%ention will be held In Jefferson City
tomorrow.
The Audrain County delegates to
the convention are W. e. Sanderson
and w. Shutes; a~lterSates Harry
Householder and Finley JohSson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
EVAN s. BROOKS is DEAD,
rather Of -Four Ministers Passes Awav
Suddenly.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Aug. l2.-Evan s.
BROOKS, So years old, died In Columbia
Vnls afternoon from a stroke Of par
alysls. Mr.. Brooks was tobacco in
spector at st. Louis for four years
under Governor Stone. He vas a
orotner OF Doctor John A. Brooks of
frohioition fame, and Is survwedby the
following sons, all of whom are minis
Sers OF the Christian Church: Crayton
?, BROOKS, Of Jefferson City; William
1. Brooks, Lagoda, Ind; Arthur K.
BROOKS, Jackson, KY, and Clyde E.
BROOKS, Columbia. The funeral will
De at Mexico, Mo Monday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
The Money Box.

The key that opened the money box
failed to come in, so we have disposed
of the money by dividing it equally
between the County's and City's Poor
Fund. We hold receipts from w. h.
Turner the County Treasurer, and
Wallace bearing, City Clerk Of Mex
leo. Respectfully,
FERRIS & CAUTHORN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
Ex.Confsdsrates in Camp.

The exc Confederate reunion will be
in session south Of Auxvasse Wednes-
day and Thursday. A number Of Mex
leo members Of the association left
Tuesday, as the old soldiers will spend
tonight In camp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Hunter, Of Jen-
nings, La, who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. x. p. Ball have re-
turned to their home. During DIR.
Hunters stay here he gave Mr.. Ball q
beautiful picture which he prizes very
much,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
New Butcher Shop.

+. P. Carter g. Co., will open a new
butcher shop Friday morning, Aug.
Is, in III. L. Miller s. Sons grocery
store In the Harper block.
They will sell home-killed meat ex-
clusively. Give them a trial. d&w2w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

her son John Vance, Thursday night.
She was a good Christian woman. Her
remains were taken to Paris, ILL.,, for
interment. The bereaved ones have
our sympathy.
Robt. Pickett has typhoid fever.
Several from here delivered hogs in
Centralia Thursday.
Miss Viola Whiteside is teaching
Central school.
Mr.. Hulen and wife, OF Oentralia,
we're the recent guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. @. w. Austene.
Threshers were In our midst last
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

A barn belonging to T. ]. Hutts,
5 miles south of town, was struck by
lightning and destroyed by fire to-
gether with considerable grain and
some farming implements. There
was 1900 insurance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
Fine Vehicles.

We still have a variety Of fine
vehicles, which 1t Will be worth your
while to see. Our vehicles have last
ing qualities, good looks and give solid
comfort to the users. Once used
always liked,
FERRIS & CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Hon. Walter Burch and John d.
both Of this city, will speak at
a picnic at Farber Friday afternoon.
This will practically open the Demo-
cratic campaign 10 the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

George P. Haley has sold to d. d.
Armstrong, Of south of Mexico, his
East Jackson street residence property
for $500. This is a nice home, and we
are glad to welcome Mr.. Armstrong to
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

W. w. Williams, formerly of Mex.
leo, late of Jacksonville, Ind, has
returned to Mexico and will likely go
into business here. He is a splendid
business man and will help make
a city. "They all come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Isaac Gravelle, a noted bandit,
escapes from the jail at Helena, Mont.
after shooting a deputy sheriff, and
finally, hemmed In by a posse, COM
mits suicide in the basement of the
Governors residence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

FlOssle and Genevieve Bishop,
p, Mo-, are guests Of their
'other, Mrs. Fursey Bennett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Misses Sullivan, Of Prairie
lre home from a visit to the
B Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

krd Duty, wife and little daugh-
POwell's Ford, were the guests
iyes in this city Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Mrs. ]. f. Brown and son, Warren,
OF Anadarko, Oklahoma, and Miss
Lillian Mitchell, of Texas, are the
guests of Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs.
Warren Harper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

|and Mrs. W. X. Potts are visit
B. B, Springs, near Bowling
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

best, Bunton and wife, of Macon
IRE the guests Of relatives In this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

! Bernetta Barclay is home from
|tful visit with friends in Cen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

range disease causes thirteen
In two weeks at Wien, Chari-
pnty, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Ellie Bradley. OF Nevada, NO.,
fitting the daughters Of ]. e.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

ID you trade wood for wood
pre- II you would trade wood
you'd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Bert Ferguson and wife are
IS their vacation with his uncle,
[Oytsouth, Of Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

|and Mrs, ]. Rule Fritts are WIS.,
, the Worlds Fair for a few
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Punty Judge Martin Flynt lost
Of hay by fire Monday night.
d was struck by lightning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Brinker and Mrs. Myers, Of
|ana, KY, are the guests OF Mrs.
Farnon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

h, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Clay
bf near Thompson, a lo-pound
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

| St, Vrain is greatly improving
|idence property on Anderson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Walter Peck and little daugh-
|ella, are visiting relatives in
liz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Bachelor base ball team defeat
|exico team at Auxvasse Fri
b score Of ~ 10 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

be Mundy, with 81 142o-pound
topped the St. Louis market
n at 1855.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Michael ]. Casey, who has been
visiting his cousins, Mrs. J. A. Sui.
Ivan and family, Of near Mexico, left
Sunday for his home In New Orleans.
Mr.. Casey is a clerk In the office Of the
Illinois Central Ry. Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Chas. Cunningham, Of Benton City,
and Walter Cunningham, of Virginia,
were recent guests Of Walter Peck,
also Mr. and Mrs. Pryor, of Paris, Mo
Mr.. Pryor has purchased a residence
In south Mexico and will move here
shortly,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

\ on Ferris & Cauthorn for second
Rehlcles; they have quite a num-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

)llam Sims and James Ford ship
|loads OF cattle 10 st. Louis Tues
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

william Claeher, Of st. Louis, visit
ed here Sunday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

es going to Worlds Fair can
rooms at soc and up at 262l
Lfeet. WITT ]. Il. CRIsWELL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Eexico Browns we're defeated
gov In a game Of base ball at
Ter place by a score Of 6 to 0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
Sproul Academy.

Private school opens Sept. !. ANY
course open In class or alone. Teach
ers review, business course, voice, pi.
ano, and regular school work. Salts
faction assured. Best references.
2l-6t Miss CARRIE SPROUL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

R. r. Arnold, Mrs. Spence and
Brooks are In st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

|turgeon Browns defeated the
Ia Reds In a game of base ball
EeOn Sunday BIZ ascoreo Of 9 TO |.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

j Mary Potts is visiting friends
Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

|pld cook stove or range will in
'ars cost you in extra fuel the
3 new Bement Range.
Pm SIDE HARDWARE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

the victims OF the terrible
disaster In Colorado a few
was Miss Mary Sullivan, Of
who has been a student at
College for the past three
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
Drowned While Fishing.

While seiDing in Salt River, near
Center, Rails county, Mo-, three men
were drowned this week. They were
B. f. Shultz, a cousin Of DIR. Crawford,
Of this city; John f. Rice and Elmer
Ryan. All the bodies were recovered.
They were part Of a fish-fry party and
sank In sight Of friends on the bank.
William Sims Topped the Market.
W. e. Sims, mi Of the prosperous
farmers and feeders Of Audrain coun-
ty, Mo-, was here to-day with a load
of well-fattened steers, the 81 averag-
ing LAG pounds, and selling at $3.50,
the top price paid or to-day's market.
Live Stock Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

10 carrying nonunion men into
narrowly escape being wrecked
pitch which leads to the Lei
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

e and New StoughtOn farm
at Ferris s. Cauthorn's. Be
Examine them before buying.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

b. wilkins shipped 81 cattle to
NO Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Ii Johnson is attending the State
BIT Sedalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
Notice!

Notice!
The firm Of Ferris & Hollis by
mutual consent has this day dissolved.
Mr.. Ferris will pay all debts of the
firm and collect all accounts owed to
said firm.
G, L. FERRIS AND A. F. HOLLIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Quite a number Of handsome new
homes are being erected In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

i. Burroughs went to Illinois to.
al business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

g. Lakenan is in Arkansas on bus
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

b Graham is in st. Louis on busi-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

n. Potts is attending the State
BIT Sedalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
THURSDAY. AUGUST is.

barles Karnes is in Springfield
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Is. D. P. Moore is in st. Louis on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

/ G. Burks and family are in St.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nevy-YOrk October 90 1904
the market 10 held yesterday. Moth
ing doing Feeling weak. with Go ex-
pected FOR Jersey City market Friday Dressed beef slow
ing Ice Texas beef selling at 51sIS1ec. Gables un-
changed No Of live cattle or dressed beer from
CALVES Receipts were aS5 head. including 131 for
butchers 254 the market. making, with the
sold al Ss 25 very little inquiry for either grassers
Western calves; cars OF Buffalo calves
held Dressed calves less active and weak
city dressed veals sold at sd13c per ~ selected
TO l3zc country dressed At S4ll3 NC dressed
SHEEP AND I4AAIBS-Receipts q 4709
market making with stock held yesterday
20lz cars on sale Sheep moderate request al
5e lower - unsod at the close all at Jers
City with the exception OF car oraihaTy 70 prime
no saIes made of strictly prime stock: culls sold 81
saIess = sanders: So state lambs II n average at
a. $4 State sheep l32 H. at 81 e21a % do % H. at
To6in & shannon: 227 Buffalo lambs CT 10 at IS 70;
16 Ohio sheep l2G n, at 81 %
kerns Commission Company 1913 Canada lambs, II n,
al S g o. 4S Du'a-o CO. - ID at % ~ 80 60 o. II"
HOGs-Receipts were 10 cars or 1888 head. including
about cars for the market Prices were lo%eE r. and
Country dressed hogs SQsisc per n for
saes-Iohn P Nelson: 70 State hogs, 12a n average,
a. g % Psr 100 n coughs $ - al 81 50 date yesteF-
oe e T. h2s e DenbaeR HI @ x s 3 % State hogs $50 ~
S. 30: roughs 3o7 n. at 81 so
at s. co. p do 1se b at s. So rouEhs 2ls 10 at 81 90:
TObin & Shannon Gate yesterday: 81 Pennsylvania
2s2 n. al 81 80: ] DO. 40 n. al 81 a..
J G. Curtis :. Us Son date yestsrday) State hogs.
at s. 30; 8 do. 2l2 10, at s. 80
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

that the canal campaign has openec th ieeiny:
and that the great dominating issue Is Ine SSggoaS
or the ditch The commission is la!Ins 8 - rTSH
and strong foundation for the canal enterpLlse n
experience anc mistakes of the treTm, S0 In
ali directions-mechanical. sanitary ana % R
eoSson pn6 yins 20 DO wnS sense would
seem 70 dictate; Eventually the Pa1%aSIks % rri vii
can sanitary precautions The expenditures and
the sanitary regulations Of the United states VIII
ACTIVITY OF THE COMMISSION.
The commission has shown cOmmendable ac-
ditions OF the isthmus. instituting a quar-
antine service and formulating mechanics
deal OF legislation The executive branch OF the
ipalities. An act organizing the judiciary and an
oassed a renal and other codes have been adopted.
The source of water supply OF Panama has been
bought The commission has also arranged the
sewer system for Panama and win shortly ship
pipe Il will be recalled that the commission Is en-
powered by the treaty to build waterwOrks and the
which to reimburse the United States government
1t is too soon to predict the trade results Of
canal construction. These results Will deis ~ on
transportation changes and customs reguntions.
The republic is entering of deve ment.
tader Colombian rule revolutions were frequent
With its area of thirty-one thousand five hundred
square miles its population OF three hundred thou
financial condition and its honest am
bitten utilize its opportunities, the new re-
public should widen its commercial sphere Inter
nal improvements have already taken a prom
isng turn Pubic and private y;tao enterprise rise
programme of public improvements includes water
works public buildings. schools roads, bridges and
last but not east a. & G on oIer Dd eI I;,
projects The political social and Industrial changes
ana ana ,-nerre g American influence will be potent
That the United States will reap the largest bene-
two rep1blics will grow closer and closer and each
year win emphasize their community of interest
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

ana bulls So 25GS4 and feeders 50 25S3 TO
Veals-Receipts. 100 head: 25c lower 50 5Oass HOGS
Receipts, 65o0 head; slow. steady heavy 90 lower
IS 3OGsS S5 Workers. S. 25as5 SO pigs 81 9OGs5 roughs
81 25S4 stays. 80 6os4 dairies and sTsssers SSG
IS 20 SHEEP and M &c head: S3eeP
aetye lambs sIw, "S lSWer ~ sos 20 S h'
mixed. s2Gs4 25
including 700 Souhens market steady choice export an
dressed beef 81 2SS6 so; good SASS .:
steers s4GS5 90 stockers and feeders g 2@
q @ Southern steere z9eSS 90 southern cows s0
So go bulls 81 1898 so; calves SO 509s6. HoGS-Rs-
cepts. 1000 head market steady. &c higher: top.
s. 273 bulk Of sales 81 sogSS 2O heayy s. 15S5 27s
S56S5 49, piss and lights 81 60ds5 o. SHEEP
Receipts 5000 head: market strong native lambs 81 59
5O wethers SO 2S9S3 S5: S3$3 b0
Western lambs 81 25GS5 so; Weste ycarugs, $3 6O$4
Western sheep So 259$8 feeders 81 5o9
So 75.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct, 2O-Closing -WIIEAT-Spot nominal;
futures quiet; December Is 5d; March Is G'sd CORN
spot American mixed. steady. As Cd: steady
cember. As cad January. As 31td PEAs-Canadian
steady, 6B nd. FIOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady
IS % HOPS at London Pacific Coast strong. rs ssGf9
BEEF-EXtra India mess. firm 65s PORK-Prme
Western steady rs Sd HAMs-short cut Il TO 16 70.
DUH. 45s BACON easy: Cumberland cut 30 ~ 49s.
rib ~ ass: long middIes light 2S TO
"a 10 ass long clear middles heavy 40 10
short clear backs. 16 20 II. Cd: bellies 70
I6 10 ass SHOULDERS-Square. II 19 n. dull $50.
LARD-Prime Western in terces. firm. 3ss: do American
refined in pais dull, ass Sd BUTTER-Good United
42s; do American finest colored strong. 44s TAILOW-
Prime city firm, 22s. TURPENTINE Spirits dull,
ROSIN-Comnon steady Is 3D. LINSEED OIL firm, 17s
90. PETROLEUM firm. 615d.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
FALLS FOUR STORIES WITH GLASS.

Morris Berkowsky. of No. 2l1 Forsyth-st.. was
injured probably fatally yesterday by falling four
stories on a freight elevator in the glassware es-
tabushment OF David Eiowich, at No 113 Bowery,
where he employed. The need of regular in
spection Of elevators and the men who run them
as The Tribune has urged, was again strikingly
shown.
Berkowsky taking load of glassware from
the basement 10 the fourth story the elevator.
which is of the old fashioned type. Just as the
car reached the fourth floor and BerkOwsky
about to open the shaft door to step out. the sup
porting cable broke the pulley and the car
dropped Berkowsky could do nothing. The car
struck the concrete floor with crash that smashed
the glassware into thousands of pieces.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
WORK WANTED.

YOUNG MAN. II. ambitious and willing /;
Office work. soliciting or collecting: Wen
recommended: outside work preferred 0p-
crates Typewriter. CHARLES AZ r En-
kRaST So Avenue A
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
NAVAL STORES.

The for spirits turpentine slightly easier
but fairly steady decline Rosin steady and
unchanged; Tar ruled steady. fairly active and IN
changed. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O and machine barrels 54%
955k4c.
TAR-S4 65Qs4 70
ROSIN-Common to good strained 81 Sly; f, SO. F.
50 G. So 10. n $3 Is; So 25d$3 35 X S4 NJ 81 4ua
S4 45: n s. 60GS4 65; w G. 95dS5; w SIS 15a$5 IS
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine bols U9
lar 1loo
New-Orleans oct. 2O-Receipts- -ROsIN, 1853 bbs.
TURPENTINE So bbls.
Nothing doing; receipts IS ROSIN-Nothiug do
ing receipts 10t bbs TAR hrm 81 CO. receipts II bbls
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm. 81 80. So so and So so; re-
ceips. sc bbls
Savannah. oct. 20-TURPENTINE firm 52c; receipts.
482 bbls sales, 645. exports l55 ROSIN frm receipts
0G9: sales, re; exports 6132 Quoted a, b. c, 50 %;
81 CO. F. 50 S. So 67l2: @. 81 72Ia H, 81
K, 50 75 NJ 81 40; y S4 " G. 81 65; " W So.
Charleston Oct. 20.--TCRPENTINE and ROSIN-Noth-
ing doing,
London. oct. 2O.-TURPENTINE-Sp Spirits 30s 4I1d
ROSIN-American. strained. IS; fine, lis Cd
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

quotations follows: FLOUR hrIn
56c OATS No .. 20c No 3 white. 29lsa31lac; RYE, No
2 Tsc: BARLEY. good feeding 3o fair choice malt
ern. ST I7H CLOVER, contract grade. $12 25. MESS
PORK per hbl. $40 G59S11 LARD 100 10. 81 229s q
81 %. CUT MEATS-Short rib sides tloosel. 81 Z5Y
81 37 sides (boxed 81 37sq$T G21k. WElS
change to-day BUTTER hrm creameres. 15Q2lc; dair-
les lSc EGGS steady; mark included 165sQ
1Sisc. 1Si5c prime 20l2c extras. 2Sc.
CHEESE steady at 1o91Oizc.
Duluth. Oct 2l.-Close: WHEAT-No hard. 81 p y:
No Northern 81 1874 No Northern. 81 II 81 DeCem-
Der. 81 1875: May. 81 1895
No YoTfherni s. lGgsl IS: Nay: 81 1915 bid, RYE
CoRN-No 3. 55q5Gc; May 459s Q451zc bid
Minneapolis Oct o.-WHEAT-December. 81 17Ts9
s. IS May. 81 17%GS1 I77b: No hard, 81 %: No l
$NoITtth1ern s. 1gtg$I 2oh No & N9rthern 81 151s9
ents So 3og$6 first clears 81 40$4 So second clears
$3q$3 10 In wood, b, Minneapolis BRAN in bulk.
SIS 25
Philadelphia. Oct 2o-WHEAr quiet but firm; contract
grade, October 81 15l2dS1 16 CORN quiet and nc
lower: October 5sd5s &c OATS hrmer but quiet 2
TER firm. good demand; Western creamery. 22c:
nearby prints. 24c EGGS active; nearby
frsts and Western nrsts 21q22c at mark. CHEESE
quiet but steady NewYork full fancy. l0l4 q
1olc: do choice. fair good 9h 0e%c. Receipts
Flour 1850 bhs and 100000 n in sacks wheat, 3 600
bush; corn, 000 bush oats 1000 bush. Shipments
Wheat 10000 bush: corn $500 BUSH oats. IL 900 bush
St Louis 2O.-Close: WHEAT lower; No 2 red,
cash, elevator. 81 1919; December. 81 1864 bid May,
81 16BQ$1 II. No hard 81 1881 Is. COtN-No 2
cash. Die: December, 44hc asked; May. 439sc OATS
No cash. 9Oc; track 501&c; May. 3l%c usked; No 2
81 IS; December 81 4Th; March, 81 5Tk. ALSIKE.
prime $; TIMOTHY, prime. 81 %.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
orHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct. 2O-CATTLE- Receipts 1900 head, in
eudng 400 Westerns: market steady strong good
prime 50 5cQsz; medium So 50GS5 4o
sockers and feeders $2qS4 cows 81 50QS4 25 hefers
s29S5 5 Gamers 81 25S2 25 bulls 81 75dS4 26: calves
s3aS6 81 Texas fed steers 81 5oQ$6: Western
So 5gS5- HOIsS-RecepJs 1900 head: strong:
mixed and butchers 81 1885 35 good choice heavy.
$ l6gS5 30; rough heavy s. 6GaS5 light s. 1885 25
bulk OF sales. 81 901$5 %. SHEEP-Receipts. COO
head sheep strong: steady: good to choice we-
ers So 5qS4 90 fair choice mixed, S3QS3 T5 native
lambs, 50 50Gs6 IS. =
Cincinnati. Oct 20.-HOGS active higher; butchers
$ 30 oonlIon SO 25af4 60 CATTLE quiet: good
fgI sh5fIeTs S4q$+ %; oommon $28S2 % SHEEP strong
H. tss5 buffalo oct 2o-cA TILE Receipts, 325 head:
lght demand steady prime 50 5OQS5
st oos9 % hutchers s. So hefeEs. 81 50qSa ..
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

BOOKKEEPER, stenographer and type
writer; graduate Of prominent business
school: as assistant. NJ. MUNNICH. 80
Covert-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
MACHINERY.

AT i.EDUCED PRICES.-SOO secondhand
Sood and iron urorkinxE machines f1if.
ua'anteec: mAchiEery bought ana ex-
Shan6ec. GEO EDDY. 3sH Aanisoa-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

SAFES AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DIEBoLD SAFE co. 30 READE ST
Oyeratoekea with second hand ssfes; easy
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

An EO--lr publishing house an
American boy, about rs years old strong
active. Intelligent. to carry bundles and
make himself generally useful. with view
Of promotion If satisfactory Apply to T
Y. CROWELL & co. AS West broadway
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

COOK ant LAUNpREss = CLIMBER
MAID and WAITRESS. -lE Two SIS.
bes; references. $50 each. Call L Last
sd 81,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

HELP WANTED.

hELP WANTED.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER,
WHO Is ALSO a COMPETENT AC-
or A FINANCIER. MUST BE EXPERI-
ENCED AND OF GOOD ADDRESS.
STATE AGE. REFERENCES AND SAL
80, an4 EXPECTED. * FINANCIER. 3 WEST
WANTED.--Ir a publishing house, an
AMERICAN boy, about Is years old strong
active. Intelligent. to carry bundles ana
make himself generally useful. with view
Gf :Tomotion II satisfactory. Apply to T.
l CkOWELL e. co. 42S West Broadway
FemaIe.
BROADWAY HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL,
LIS Eroaaway. near 33d-st.; special
rates; rates; manicuTins. ehiropody. dermatology.
massage scalp treatment; Incorporated:
diplomas; expert teachers; unlimited pracI
tlce, day. evening. positions ladies' maids
taushf: - course gT'tduates employed lead
ing hotels. NJ. LEONARD FRAZIER
LII l.. president. former owner New
ork HairdTessing School Call write Re
member the number. 1.27s Broadway. near
33d-st.
Cooking School. French anu American
taught ~ Miss BoURKE. 13O West 3Ist-
st Terms reasonable.
WAIST, sleeve and skirt hands. also finish
K
ers Apply to Mir. king. French Dress
making salons, NTH floor.
WANTED. Daily, for afternoon hours n
governeFs- companion for two grown chill
drens no one but Il person of refinement
with personal references. VIII be cons!d-
l23d- St New York City.
wANTEI--A young lady. as entry clerk
in d publishing house; must he expert
enced. quick and accurate. Address 7 Y
LEL!N Ell. & CO.. 42S West Broadway
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
----~--~-----~---------~---
TEACHER. lady; s;tght recompense;
instruct Young people in English mathe'
matics Latin ladies' in rhetoric literature
Latln. l. =. l5J Madison st. Brooklyn
WORK WANTED.
Male
ACCOU MIAMI Evening work; balances
statements. settlements. assisting book
keeper etc. ref -enCes: terms r-Oderata
Address n. B., Box I5. Tribune ONCE
ACCOUNTANT Professional: corpora,,on
auditor account books every descTiution
designed opened closed audited systrrns-
tzed. 20 anywhere United States EX-
PERT Postoiiice Box sto. New-IoiN City.
ACCOUNTANT - Thoroughly cOnyersant
with modern accounting hystems eNam-
nations and auditing books installing cost
accounts salary moderate. HENRY
ELEk. 1872 St. Marks Place, Manhattan
ASSISTANT CASHIEE.-Country Young
man 81. two and one-half years expert
ence, reliable. best retersn-eh. as asststa Mt
cashier, large firm. Lock Box l08, Naza-
Teth Penn
ADDRESSING. typewriting circular work
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outside; manuscript typewritlng also y
MAYER 132 West 46th-st.
ACTIVE. Industrious young man as assis,-
ant IN stock or shipping ROOM abHtenIoIs
aad honest; strong hard worker HAIEE
l5U WaVerleY Place,
BOOK X lEG1PER.- experienced German .
additional work part days; expert IN ali
branches; reasonable terms IL ANDRFsF;
AZ Isast 6Oth-st. Bayonne. ". J.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

COACHMAN. USEFUL MAN---Single. so
bers thoroughly understands horses. car
riases. harness: care furnaces, lawn. gar
den: milk: careful driver: references z. s. +.
Box 16 Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COACHMAN.- Generally useful; middle aged
Swiss; experienced driver: thoroughly IN
deTEtands horses. carriages. harness flow
eTs. vegetables. furnaces, cows. poultry. re-
pairing: satisfactory references SWISS.
40 PeuTI-st.