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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-12-09

DAME RUMOR asserts that one of
the brethren of the range press for
sock his worldly ways week since
and is now enrolled upon the list of
church members in good standing.
Here's hoping the day current may
be turned on shortly, that he may
be enabled to avoid the treacherous
ground furnished by a gasolene en-
CINE.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-12-09

Caught Under Log and Killed.
Martin Enger, an employe of the
TW;ohey Killeen Co. at their camps
near Biwabik, was caught under
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-12-09

falling log while loading sleigh
on Tuesday morning. sustaining in
juries from which he died later in
the day. Deceased had no known
relatives in this vicinity. A letter
was found in his pocket addressed
to brother at Vesta, N. D.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-12-09

See our boys knock. about suits.
Hall.
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THE ENTERPRISE has this week
taken occasion to send large mum.
Der of delinquent subscribers a
Holiday greeting in the shape of
their account for arrearages. Now
we don't wish to financially en-
barrass anyone, but we believe any
honest man can pay four cents per
week for his newspaper. If he can
not, it is time for him to invoke
county assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

GARDENER. - Thorough. practical; all
branches. outdoors and under glass,
LANDSCAPE work &c: 10 years experience:
married. no family Address e. :. care Of
Vaughan's seed store. Ia Barclay-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1roth-st s. - II - d Central West for
three brick nathouses, 5CIS7.1i;
schlesnger & Fsaschel. A r Balt
i7Sth-st n 100 u { Of Wadsworth ave, for a
Eve or!cl. fath0uEe. Spxs1s, q \ Fisher,
owner Robinson Son. architects. .-..---. 900
tene.8snt house stores. 42XG2. I Lppman.
ovner Bernstein q bernstein architects..... 40 600
Thompson-st Nos IS and 100 for "a story
brick tenement house ana store. 5O.31SI11: II
wimpie owner: Bernstein & Bernstein. srehi-
Teth-st. n $ 100 = O West En6-ave Tor
seven story brick nsthcuse 7CXS6 Nor
Fenroth Schneider Hsrtsr architects 165 600
IIIth-st No JOS 20 lJ2 East ror a story brick
pelham architect 5000
25th-st. No All West. for story brick
MAYER. 1000
I5lst-st. S 9 $50 = . Of BToa dway, for three
story brick tenement houses. 40xs7-11; A =
DJnelan. Moore Lnaassdel. architects $4,000
Mulberry-rt. No 100 for story brick out
man sTchect. 1900
East FIouston-st. l54 1856 for six story
DON Levy & Co. owners; Z Badt aTchitect.. go 900
Coriear Place. s 100 r. OF Wickes Place for
story frame dwelling house 1bx25: Con-
owner Kennedy. architect 1920 $40
S7th-st ana 3sth-st =. 800 y . % llth-
ave far seven story brick factory building,
75gl9T6; ; Kahn. owner. Schickel & Diinars.
architects ............ 1000
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r. II. VOORHEES LOSES.
Decision against Him and Others
in Voting Trust SAT-.

Justice C,-eenbaunn In the Supreme Court yester-
day continued injunction obtained by the
Knickerbocker Investment Company restraining
Foster N Voorhees, William Sherer and Edward c.
Stokes individually and as trustees OF stock in the
Bankers Life Insurance Company. and restraining
the Bankers Life Insurance Company from voting
at any meeting of its stockholders stock belong
ing to the Knickerbooxer Investment Company and
from interfering herewith except TO return the
same TO the Knickerhocker company.
According to The papers, the knickerbocker IN
vestment Company was formed to DO business as an
insurance company. The Bankers company in 1902
some S22,00O000 Of insurance on It's books six
hundred and twenty-six shares, majority Of the
stock. were held by Charles H Fancher and VIII
lam c. DemOrest the company having a capital OF
sl0oOOO The defendant. Mr.. voorhees,, was a
stockholder and Mr. Stokes stockholder and d.
rector OF the Knickerbocker Investment company
Sherer held one share in the Bankers' company
These three defendants it is alleged conceived the
plan Of acquiring the stock OF the BANKERS COM
pany without purchasing a single share or STOCK
and got an option from Fancher and Demorest on
their e26 shares for $500 share They then, ii is
allesed. told the directors OF the knickertocker
Investment Company that the stock would sell al
any tine 500 a share, and that II the Bankers
company were brought under the management OF
the KBickerboeker company the stock Would De
much increased in value, and would pay large
dividends The result Of these representations mas
that the KuickerbccAer company purchased the 90
shares Of STOCK Tor SlS1.Si0 paying $9.>n IL cas-"
ana giving notes Tor the balance c-a"l 10 1'''
order of Fancher.
Mr.. VOORHEES, II IS asserted. unsatshed with
having obtained control or the directorate OF the
Bankers company and subsequent TO the eAecu-
ton Of voting trust agreement between the
Kuickerhocker company ana himself ana S9et t
end Stokes had himself elected president OF tls
Bankers company. The defendants, II Is sala, put
relatives IN good places large salaries ana IN
sed the expenditures OF tie company.
M VOORHEES, il is alleged. then threatened that
psxruent ~ a note for $4,000 would be insisted
Upon and had a meeting called without notice an !
Ia
COMPANY ratfyi0g the voting trust agreement
This was done o.. April - 1913 The defendants
now II Is alleged. purpose passing a resolution
Increasing TIE e. nita.iz at5oU OF the Banker com
many sd r'yhll.g the increase Of stock among
themselves to lrreparaule injury OF the 4Arlck
erbocker the stock purchased 10y that corporation
being its CHEZ asst The defendants denied AZ ne
ALLEGATIONS Of che complaint
Justice Gr1eubauIl SAYS y does not appear % ="
s,riouslv disputed that the voting must which
il IS the purpose OF tn SUI 70 set aside. waS s
that n not ratified at any legal meeting OF
the stockholders OF the kn.ckcr5ocke- company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
CoMST0CK ON RACETRACK INFAMY.
Suggests Calling Special Session Of Legis-
lature to Change Law.

Anthony Comstock Of the NeEr-York Society for
the Suppression Of Vice, has written a pamphlet,
entitled "Racetrack Infamy; or. DO Common Cam
bers Own New-YoFk State IA scathing exposure
OF how the Constitution Of New-York State is
hagrantly violated by common gamDlers)?" In
this pamphlet Mr. Comstock sets forth the efforts
OF his society 70 wipe out racetrack gambling all
forms and OF the obstacles encountered In speak
ing about booksellers and their patrons afr. Com
stock says:
We are fast drifting, with criminal indifference.
snto me vortex OF vice. This State IS harborng &
gang OF disordeTly persons and common gamblers
,a are constantly augmenting IN numbers power.
-nuutnee a5id Strength AID who. unless soon
eheeHeo VIII eventually overthrow every safeguard
We are growing up class Of men and women
Eonea a@se an, 5Per pooirooms bucket shops
ace 10 peace good order and morals
Continuing, M Comstock says:
AS the law now stands. a person sitting astrde an
ineh board fence lncloslng racecourse. who sells
pool with his right hand 20 q person upon the
Duplicates the transaction with another person upon
she lAsl9e OF me same board, is on his right side
leon While MS left side is sound the Constitu-
The logical conclusion is that the legislature
never Intended the provisions Of the Constitution
The injustice Of separating a crime of the grade
OF Felony BY a hemlock board seven-eighths Of an
inch thick. making taxpayer who records bss own
gambler from another state standing seven
slBhths o. an .nch from this taxpayer may oDenly
Of the common Law. which declares secb acts done
n public place nuisance IN Violation OF the
nsr forSds it, and 81, re FACE Of Iay nan
such acts within the State A felony as well ,e
outrage 70 al sense OF justice and lair dealing ass
.,ohottent 70 the administration OF laws made for
me protection OF public interests.
Mr. constocz says that racetrack gambling co,lo
be stopped By the Governor calling q special session
OF the legislature ana having the law changed 90
unat racetrack pooaseilers can be sent TO prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY J Phillips 4 co: 2.5le 1lth-ave, " p $50 II
Of ls'th-st lsGxS0 three story avg - voluntary sale
BY Joseph + Day: l6yth-er s.. from Amsterdam
s. Nicholas ave. SIxJJ IUAIOO lGA49Il story
3. Herb sgt J SJr.efer all n II Haymau atty: T
- Griffin. SO 5S Il; S7sG Is prlor
mge $4,000; III 70 2i7 24lh-st lC4@ II Of It'll
- 9Xes . four story brick dwg h. also all right
tit!s etc. TO strip I inches vide adj above \
+ Harrison Fl @ Wilson al. Shepard II & s.
attys; 6iOltmaFk ref; partition 6l3 S2d-st, 2O7
o. Avenue A. - sxlo22 four story n:
Sheertng agt A n t-senherg al = Roosevelt
ATTY. Paddock ref. amt tue. $i2a23 "A; ta1es. etc
S28 IS. 20 5sth-sJ, r. 20 q OF Grh-a-e. JUxpO5
sn1 story D. Sterns sale Of all right
title etc which y l. Munro hsd March ~ 1904 or
since; Tt.Lferbard. atty - L. EranRer. Sheriff.
iy Tster r Meyer: gS7 $50 l52d-s'. n - T. "
% Cnion-sve. 40I51 Two tire. story r. ten ~ " i
Mott egt 7 II Barry - Al. Il W GainHe. atty; II
Rogan ref. amt due e5Ss 20: aEes. etc. 1898 81.
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WEEKLY Crop SUMMARY.
Rain Is Needed in Gulf and
Ne5c-EngLand States.

Washington. June 21-The Weather Bureaus
weekly summary II crop conditions is as follows
Continued cool weather in the districts east OF
the Mississippi River especially during the early
mart OF he week ended June p. was untavoTable,
hut 20 the westward OF the Mississippi the TEN
nerature was very favorable. the week averaging
The rs- q the season in the Nor thern Rocky Noun
tain districts While high maximum temperatures
occurred in California. the conditions there have
improved since last week large part Of the
Gulf States ard most Of New-England received
little or no ran and moisture is needed 10 greater
or less extent in these districts.
Portions Of the lake region, the Ohio Valley and
Tennessee are also beginning TO need rain, while
too much has fallen in Eastern Kansas and South
eastern Nebraska Unseasonably low minimum
temperatures occurred in the Atlantic Coast dis
tricts on the 18th and 18th with light 4Tosts IN
Central NeVg-JeTsey.
AS whole, corn has not made rapid growth in
the principal States and is generally reported
as small though healthy and Wel cultivated.
cept in portions Of Nebraska and Kansas, where
Il IS weedy. Good growth. however. IS reported
from Oklahoma and Kansas and the crop con-
tinues 10 do well in the Southern States, though
needing rain.
Winter wheat has suffered unfavorable condi-
tions. and q general Improvement is indicated in
nearly all districts. although some lodging IS
ported from Southern Nebraska. Harvest is in
progress in tEs southern portions OF Kansas and
Missouri. but wheat has been cut east Of the
Mississippi north Of the Ohio River; harvest win
begin this week IN Southern Illinois
On the North Pacific Coast winter wheat con
unues in promising condition and II IS heading IN
Oregon. Harvest is In progress IN California
where the crop is light il most sections. Spring
wheat Is making rapid growth and is in promising
condition. although weedy IN North Dakota
preceding weeks has been checked during the issJ
week n the central and eastern portions OF The
belt. whore rain Is generally needed and lice are
extensively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
SUMMONS FOR scHMlrrseRese.

Daniel o'Reillys lawyer. appeared in the Tonnbs
Police Court yesterday and asked Magistrate Breen
70 order the return 70 his clients OF twenty tele
phones that were taken by the police several weeks
ago IN raid on the Offices Of the New-York and
Sew-Jersey Distributing and Circulating connanv
u connection with the pooroom agitation The
nineteen prisoners arrested the time were dis
charged, but the telephones are stiI held Mr.
ohelAy ssio that he had applied 10 Commissioner
McAcoo Tor the telephones. but without success.
the Corporation Counsel he declared had given
an opinion IN tho case. but that no had moi vet
learned its nature. Mr.: OReilly declared that the
nAeaAtrate either should order the destruction OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT

the Bureau Of Supplies and ACCOUNTS Navy Depart
Washington. d. c. until l2 o'clock noon Juy 10
1904 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter TO fur-
nsh at the yards. Portsmouth,, N H Boston Ma,
New York; \ y. league Isand Pa. and Norfolk. Va.
specified. quantity machine tools cou,nrtstns
engine athes air compressor outtins-o machine jnS
machines. grindstones drills dri presses boring ana
turning mill, ironwCrk timber
rotary proposals will Furnished upon
application tho nay pay Offices, Portsmouth. n
Boston. Mass. Now York, ". y, Philadelphia Pa and
Norfolk. Va. the Bureau H T. z. HARRIS Paw
master General U. s. -. 6-l3-os.
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NOTICE.-SBALED PROPOSALS. WILL RE

received until $500 p. M Thursday June 30 1904
al tire O,ce OF The Pennsylv0nia Company Insur-
ances Lives ana Granting Annuities No Chestnut
Philadelphia, SUE to them "a
naEy the Philadelphia. Wilmington & Baltimore Rail
Flock Trust Certificates d will
The offerings at the lowest prices exceeding par
costing the than
win be accepted the parties onering then. Assed once
so s. ne mace wen ne Cerlhcates are signed.
endorsed. Proposals sale PhiladelpA Wimine
& Baltimore Railroad Stock Trust Certiacates ana
addressed c. s. PACKARD, President bI7 Chef,
St, Philadelphia " 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

I%hanon-st,. south SIDE q Bronx Par
ave. story dwellings e1xJ0 ,st August
Diener premises, owner. EbeuE architect. SI2 90
Gresn-aye west side. 80 feet north oi FiftaaL; tive
story trtck dwelling house feet; William Toazo.
One-hUncrei eighty fourth Noe 7ol. 1903 ami
sO5: three three frame houses 10 SXFSo
william 7. a.lI.Ife-t SEQ
HoS-naE-s. east side. . fec- south Of hundred
brick dwelling house. 2pz
" feet; James ". c@mpheH. owner; arthur Ilenmor,
architect. So
Two a4Icre5 and-aKrsenthst north side. go feet east
n Fftsave.: STORY fame cling house 25155 feet:
7. william Epey Joi . Davidson architect, 81, 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By peter Meyer. 90 PEI Avenue g ~ s. 40 It
a lGth-st. 45xsS part. story e
rs ana story bk ten n rear; T Lenane agt
q Fqztngs Wesse!TnaE s K. attyE. L Brolshy.
ref; amt due S6ls %. etc. S2O4 81 ptn
for $3.50.
BY Joseph = Day: an and 52is 30 axe OF
IR2d-st J0x9i 3: and Z bldgs. Sherin~s
sal. OF all Ilshi. title. etc. which II Geo.gi had
Feoruary s. iSO8, since; ksarney. atty. 81 L Er-
hanger. Shsrff: adjourned 70 June %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
Proposals.
nor sALB.-srATE OF NEW YOR1
YORK,


ENOR SALE.-STATE OF NEW YORK
- state OF ATInoTy CornulsSIonecs-SeaIeG pro
the lands ana building, the
supustenaucsg. situate upsa Amty street In Flushing
Iorodgh Cueenl. ak city. may by mai or
The Weatythd day OF fuue 1904. Board of
Fluhing. y Y. when the bifs VIII be oJensl read
publicly. Tho successful bidder bidders requiead
into contract for the purchase OF the property
Of purchase shall provide for
Of purchase price ana the delivery OF proper
veyance ls 1908 before that date should the
srmory to erected Tor the 18th Separate Company
ready for occupancy and tho people II the shall
of said land and building and keep
in ordinary repair pending the execution such
contract Of purchase such contract shall be accompanied
by bond undertaking the the purchaser
purchasers with sufficient suretes conditioned for
proper performance OF such contract part the
IchaEer purchasers Each tiG mast be accompanied
by deposit Of certified check equal amount
to 1--WE cent OF the amount Of the bid
good faith and 70 the effect that II the
bidder should be accepted tho bidder Win into
contract for the purchase Of the property forth
above Deposits or certified checks viii be returned
soon contract Is entered into. The property
sold 10 TIE highest responsible ana reliable bidder
ders The commission tho
ell bids. a description OF the land
may be obtained ~ the armory building CHARLES F.
ROE. Ma Genela JAMES McLECR Brig. Gent. End
Brigade: NELSON II. HENRY. Ar
HlOIy Co!afniss!1n0!S.
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the telephones or turn them over 10 the applicants
Late IN the afternoon Magistrate Breen. at MI
ORefllv's request issued summons Tor Inspector
Schrnittberger TO appear in the ToInbs Court Waen
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIClG 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
machinery bought and ex-
chang a. GEO y EDDY 93S MadIaon-.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
ORDERS IssUED-The following army and
nsvy orders have been issued

ORDERS IssUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Major CHARLES q WOODWARD. artillery corps de-
Iare4 to attend encan7prae1t organized militia OF
Wisconsin AZ Carp Douglas, July 9 70 -
First Lieutenant WILLIAM i. BROOKS assistant sur
geon. general hospital. Washington Barracks 20
r Reynolds. assistant surgeon who VIII proceed 10
general hospital, Washington Barracks
Major THOMAS u. RAYMOND. surgeon assume charse
medical supply depot ST Louis. curing absence OF
Lieutenant Colonel Louis W Champion, deE1iy sur
geon general
FIRST LIEUTENANT GEORGE ". JEAN. assistant surgeon
detailed member exau-i0g board Al Army buitiins
NeE-YOGk City. vice Major John L Philips surgeon
NAVY.
Lieutenant c. s. RooKwALT11R detached the MacDon-
ough: home. wait orders
Iaeutenant r l. CURTIN. detached the Iaprence' 70
command the MacDonough-
lieutenant Z. WILLIAMS detached the Lancaster; 70
the Kentucky
lieutenant J. ". GREENSLADE 20 Naval Academy
Assistant Surgeon a. ". BALCFI 70 Naval Medical
School. Washington.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSEI1S-The fol
lowing movements of vessels have been reported 10
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
rune 2Orhe Tacoma al san Francisco; the Wyorans'
the Paul Jones Perry. a Bvlns harm ne De
froit AZ Annapolis n s; the Massachusetts al new
port News
June 2l-The Arkansas the Florida The Prairie and ne
Nevada Al Newport News the Brutus at Che-Fe9I
the Wilmington Cay1te. Fl Cano. al hla4aI's-
SAILED.
June 2o-The rpztun from TonPkinsytis II: 1or ro
Hopkins. HUI ana The Marlborough from AoI"
town 10 cruise
June 2l-Ihe Newport from Porto Plata for San Juan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
REAL ESTITE.


The Ran1oEh-Baczer COMPANY has reseii f9- Hy1,aa
Z opUenheiu 70 tul5er hair o. s;fse-oa
q Smith ~ lerTy, the uo-ta side o: Th.rry-Jhrl
5't'veen Second and Third es- The same brokers'
gently red rhe side OF The rl1t ~ which
i5jKss9 feel Six nathouses viii De- erected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

MAN. Swiss, rs useful. in private family
in country ARNOLD ROTH. 40 Elton
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Country Property to Let.

Detached House 20 Let from July l.
Near H'gi-st rsd C-tor- ave SIX rooms ara bath;
-t-an tcater. MI imp. .t--e1ts. eeht mnutos walk
from SCUM station, Z. r Address inquire
I. p HOIJISTET. l0S Citation ave Ney'ari, y ;
INXCELLENr OPPORTUNITY for ceI.catsss-n store
- also restaurant. Bradley Beach. y T.. there being
n the place. located Eight the Reach Adde'S
RICHARD AcNEELI. Bradley Reach. y. J. Take train
Asbury Park ana stage T. Bradley Beach.
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Female

COOk--Competent until August \ -
$50, best city reference. Mrs. DIc,SIIs.
SONS Cooperative Bureau, 33i Wsdis~
ave; tel 3. 734-;}Sth.
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TICkET and SHOW CARD WRITER
wishes steady place or work 20 do at
homo. Address TICKETS. BOX 49,, Ad-
Vert.s.ng Office. l $50 Gates-ave., Brooklyn.
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10 Let for Business Purposes.

OFFICES, also suites snslE. S24C $500. $3.50 yearI!
- u stories nrep!oof construction desks $40 monthly
BEARD BUILDING. 100 Liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

YOUNG MAN -. Just arrived from
Greece. wishes work In a house: willing
10 So anything. ELIAS BARZIS. q Al
bany-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

MAN and WIFE. man experienced on farm
work, gardens good mixer. wife 40
general housework: plain cook Call Y
443 West 21th-st.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions -,
ire Tribune received az their CpsSSss.ss-
Ofice No 1855 Broadway, pet"Sei. 49,
ara 3-th SITS until 8 O'clock o. m s.,,n
Tjseulents received az the foicWths 1000
cT,,-es A. rcruia- ofice rates until 9 -
N VIZ 2S4 shave, = e. cor. -
i5a I eIb-ave.. or. ierh A. 90 Fast li,n ~
~ IVES, I2l So. between ~ aIl 'rsror-en
=Sfh ana TTth SIS /. G2G 3d-ave nsal vsst
Ar /. 7OS fst-ave.. nsa S9th-ss...a a. ave.
f2sth-st.. 76G TIeInont-ave.s o~o -
eoS RIaechsr-sL
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Country Property for Sale.

EEs:SEoRD LOTS. sIO0.-s5 minutes out. Put
Railroad; fare. title insured. free: trolley
crosses the pr perty: small monthly OFTEN
BACH. - East ll5th can evenings
NOR SALH&-Kansaz OH leases. Kansas proposition
HARDWOOD timber lands Tracts coloaizs tOn
r9.5 fam EDWIN a. WILSON. Springfield Illinois.
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CARETAKER.-Young couple wishes the
care OF house while family is in coun-
try; no children J. J. LAHEX. Prospect
Place. between 40th and 41st SITS.
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OFFICE FUuSITURE.
RESTAURANTS.

EXCELLENT TABLE D'HOTE DINNER.
with wine, 25c. THE EDEN KESTAU-
RANT, ia West 34th-st., OF Broadway.
ROCKING STONE RESTAURANT. " Y.
Geological Park.-Take 3d-ave l. or Har-
lem r. r. 10 Foldhan.- service a la carte.
CAFE FRANCIS.-The Bohemian rendez-
vous. 90 and 6' West S6th-st.. OF Broad
way. Table d'hote. 81: music.
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LADDERS AND FLAG POLES.

-lL-LAAA1AL4I- DER Co. 1870 or
srge-st.. Newark. ". Tel 79i W. Best
OF ladders delivered at zoe, ger foot
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHnLnMFW,s

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
III East y i-st first class dpusstIcs are
supplied, ALEC managing hoa keepers. ma
tons. ertera"5s-H. tu-HrT etc.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No 1854 Broadway. between 36th
and STth SITS. until 0 O'Clock p. m AdveT-
.fsemsnts received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o clock
D. m. viz; 254 Sth-ave, S. e. cor 23d-st;
l53 6th-ave., cor. l2th-st.: 90 East l4th-sJ-.
25T West 42d-st.. bet SaeR Ith and Sth ayes,
2G3 West 125tn-st.: i.33S slave. between
18th and nth sta / .026 Sd-ave.. near 6ist-
ST. 1.TOs Ist-aye.. near s9th-st.; 10 East
i25th-st.: To6 TTamont-ave; $50 3d-ave-,
near 4lst-st ao4 Sd-AvA. 2io Rlsecker-st:
41S RlAeckar~SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

COACHNAN-By young mar; single; drst
class references. willing and obAsias.
permanent position Il country; last EN-
pioyer can &c seen. II. 4. Tribune C2-
town Once l. 364 galway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

TINSNfTrH and PLUMBERS HELPER
strong and willing worker. WALTER
bbIL.I,1E. rs Hamburg ave Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

USEFUL. MANA neat we'll recommended
mau. able to assist butler and make him
self generally useful A. h. C., Tribune
Uptown Office. ]. 1854 Broadway. Tel 2.2O9f
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