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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19

Guthrie & q 05
THE board Of commissioners met 10
ihs office Of ihe cisrk ass per adjournment.
with al members present
Attest.
nj = TRAPP Clerk
j =. MckEDWN. Deputy
The MAYOR and citv council mot with
ihe board in tie matter OF the removal
of island PARK bridge Co coileee avenue.
as had been previously agreed TO by the
county commissioner After q lens,hy
discussion pro and con 20 definite action
w.,e taken ON the matter and the board
lniIouned 90 iueet March H. 1905. at
9 81. m.
j. u BURKE. Chairman
Attest.
M p. TRAPp. Clerk
J. l.. McSEOWN Deputy.
Guthrie. March a. 1905
The board of county commissioners
uet in the cfico of the county clerk at
9 10 m., with the following members pres
cnt.
j. .. Burke David swonk. John b..
Fovors
Attest:
NJ. j.. TRAPP. Clerk
The board proceeded to- adjourn until
March Is. 1905.
j. d. BURKE, Chairman.
NJ. e rRAPP. Clerk
Guthrie. O. &C.. March s. 1905
che hoard of county commissioners met
in the office OF tile county clerk as per
adloumment with the following members
present.
J. -. Burke David sBauk.
Attest.
NJ D. TRAPP. Clerk
-he board proceeded to adjourn until
q J.. m
j. b. BURKE. Chairman
". + TRAPP. Clerk
Guthrie. March %. 1906
THE board met I'm the Office Of the
couaty clerk Mt p m. with the fol-
lovlng members present.
! Attest:
D. Burke. David swouk
attest:
AI E. TRAPP. CLERK.
Tne board proceeded to adjourn until
March is, 1900 at 600 a. ni.
j. D. BURKE. Chairman
/ Attest:
~ r. TRA2P. Clerk
Guthrie. March i6. 1905
1hc board Of county commissioners met
| n the office of the county clerk at q.
nt. as per adjournment. with the fol-
| lowing members present:
1 j. ID. Burke David sw8nk. The Board
proceeded TO adjourn until 1900 p. m.
IAH1ch 10 1906
j. d. BURKE, Chairman
/ Attest.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

slFTALs-TIN-The London tin marke: was again
futures Locally the market continued quiet but
he-d higher IN Spa94g p PR was Ie bsae be5er abpd
closing Cd FOR AID f65 les Sd for futures
Trehange quotes lake at 10 eieGtrotic at
ncaned al 50q480c the local market and at f12 los
"a eiol cioIinr at f23 i5s in London ana locally
Io closed 54s in Glasgow and at 4ss in Mddlesboo
en- IS quoted al sl7 95qss Is No foundry Northsrn
Southern slz 5qs1s p Pig IRON certificates On
soTneWhat better sales Included 900 April ana 100 May
Sic Sic coz s94 SIC % and July SIC 605SI6 So
MoI4AssBs AND sYRUPs-Molasses was steady to
T fa and eeahs SS5nssG Sq cetruga common l268e fair
I5l7e: good lssEz59i PRIME Il 55c fatr ieaiS.
l9a2lc prime y za9s' t9nfy: @ yestTday owing TO
aoaai Sales 100 bbls April at 25e 900 bbis May az
26Izc 100 bbls May 26c. 300 bbls June at 21e gJ
September At 2se Lnseed oil Is steady va al Te9e p'isf @
Reaned petroeurn is uneh3ngeaf 15 & ac PhIia
deiphia 7.l0c; bulk. ACC: refined cases Ne%-i 9f
- lest i5e: bulk 625c: Philadelphia 19s bqlk
n1S' MA - soc coTToNsEED oIL,-Prime crude I Q
mills I96l9sc; prime summer yellow april . S1Ie Se
2so Of yellow nominal; a1sfp pTsf N55 oIIAmer
can city z7@4se out o1 Of 19yR 6Se raw
oo4sat t5a,t 1a[G an me day until in
Iecpts were only As geo hoghis fact also Wr
$3.50 hogs CITY 5co aBd @ Omaha ais, SVV9 oaote3
Chicago expected - VVo tJfsfA
80 S=sasi5 RTFF steady. Quoted: Mess. S9a$9 %;
family sI2asls packet SllgSl2 extra lneia ~ SIS 56asS3
HEssI.T HOGS hr Quoted Baeo3s rs; NI4A ~ 49s T
rs; - - 5eies steady quoted: smoking 7s4e; 10 n
nc: e n 75sG7c; u n &C. Picked shoulders st nom D.
s5[Gsc TALLoW dull; city 4Bc' eoundg ooe WidSTe
T1fD oufet Quoted Chicago prime steam I.sgc. es
Mes6 gTs ,as steaSy Quoted: South America Sc; Con-
5nsEt e' lSe' lggTEARISE slen6y Quoted oioO 79sei
city 14Ea eeersi market was steady but not yery
80 - rssd 81kq3Ec; prime 10 choice % g45sc5 le7 a.
a1a5nc: Patna. b1s @57se Japan tetekl - t,,s
domestic. 25s@S%ei Java 4'ss''4e' is
2<g2Se; m. demand for refined sugar little
owing 70 tes M sSr q cas: cut iosf ana crushed 56e:
mould a. Sasrs. powdered and fruit powdered 6l5o
sgs eSnsectops ggHglatsd $os s7a1. E@sl2 b bags
and 5s bags q hns eTsngiss0 e o: confseoners
staaeaTa E Zoe: Nos : and g. 665c No 555o; 10
e sS0e 10 8 6.4Se; No 8 eoei 10 . os' os:' No 81
eSse - "a Snd Is 8Oc. The local market vas t nIa
~ a a6vancs Of about re ana d voolasges
e9ss n Ssst at 4lfc sales were LOO bags ssIto 70.
seo cenfrfugal % test. az Dc ahoaL Ano IRE
I I Sea sugar market closed al las cad for aF1n "a
~ April which T. below the price qaoIse - 1ls
ss oa say ;s,, eEpas y 500 stock 2eOo 2a2 OGs
iSs year 40 eentTals sriSding ssan5 oston % 1aad:
w by Wiilott Cray shows stocks IN the ~ as last
ana caoe M ~ last ves an incresse of 677 tons
e- l1sf year Stock n Europe. 226S CO. tors "a ~
sl42eS s,,gs 10 tie I1nsa states this week Total
+t ~ Europe and America 2fsse- IONS 80 aos
35sei 70 & sSl ssss Il 5snasTy l. 1905 The q
SsF Is s58e2s TONS against decrease 9f e ~ @ @1tsi
esskf -16 RaSaf together show visible supply q
ssi7 "a tons. asainaI s.sG5. $50 last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01
NAVAL. STORES.
STOCK ON HAND.

Rosin, bblE
4urpentne bbls SO
Tar, bbls -'4oo
There was steady market spirits tuFpentne. with
machine made quoted at Bssc Rosn ruled steady
firnn So for common 10 good strained Tar
ruled steady and unchanged. We quote: -
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Oi and machine naF-els' oS9
bslAc.
TAR-s5 So -. , "a ,r~... 40
p 81 5laSs a5 G So 85Gs3 40; IL So 60QS3 5o; 81 500
ss 90 X Sc 85ds4 45; n. s. s59SA 90: n % ~; q.
S. 35 " W. s. so -, ,-r-pr,r-,vy-vD-v-
wilmington March s1-SPIRIIS I9ILFAsSS ~ S1S1SEA- ~ T.
NJefn Sofne: receipts ROSIN arn Y 90 bid;
Seceinfs rs bbis TAR firm. 81 20: receipts. 90 hbs.
csRIiDF TURPENTINE hrm. 81 30 and 50 lo' receipts.
6s bblH. r.,-,,,,v,-r, a -. -,,.t,.s yoo
tIs ssies 908. shipments. 154s RCSlN nrIn, feceips
O7i bhls; sales. 738 shipments l4e e. 90 =
SsS 81: 81: 81 ~ \ 81 70: r. 81 rs " G. IS: " W IS 10
Cberesto1 March Si.-TuRPENTINE and HOsiN-
Nothing doing. ,,r-r,v,r,,-7rTArE, c-t-,.
4s al ROsIN-Ame-ican. strained. s. l1sd nne rs 3D.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork March 81. 1908
-0FFEE-The coffee market was ouiet az FIRST and
fr opetng STEADY unchanged points higher. eased
or q lte positions, owing = barely steady
French caLl Of beaTisa Brazilian
Whirh however. took cenite form. Later there was
Z renewal predictions bulish visible
toward close
uiie active FINAL prices steady, unchanged
higher with sales Of 71.G00 hags. The
snal steadiness encouraged by smaller Brazilian
rai-fs day. which indicate the
cracy OF predictions looking smaller primary move
month tendency
rf EIaEre which, after opening partial higher,
los ! gain. operated against market
during session.
esvancing = franc, and Hamburg unchanged 10 =
rfr higher Rio p reis lower. but
ehangea The spot market quiet but steady, the
hesis az about 7-sc for Rio No =
The prices market
as
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COTTOE-The cotton market was less active and ruled
e-ie Irregular After firm early session prices
Ms an easier tone PARTICULARLY just before close,
Nen tAere was realizing FOR the week ana prices
were nnay al Just about Tire level previous night
me opening was STEADY al unchanged prices which
ee-ll ana Tie og receipts But there
e2sess among nearby shorts and
a-lil hli considerable buying for the
houses.
worked prices upward ouening
sri1cay they showed advance about TGs points
VIII Nay selling around isle Offerings increased some
kt O. ne acvnnce and. with private reports claiming
1rcer offerings Of cotton South IN
afternoon worked advance Of at5ut so points
IRON me low level Il che week had
einhrg Of scattering cngs interests
ie taxing slch pToits as The permitted over
- week sne Inc close was quiet at q decline /
E-Il OF April ana February. of points on
NAY and al unchanged prices positions. sales
were estnzed a. lG5OOO bales Several private wires
dlGnoe Ia the South and this 70 check the by
.le movement 70 some extent, f0r
much cotton the would hardly
- ne market above the point AZ which
seemed 70 have bush everagA theory OF acre
ese reduction and stif spiuners
lEeflateadent Kings weekly movement figures foew:
@ tecefL @e5ll bales against 50 S42 year: over
ll-lsFn Il takings ESTIMATED 10000 against 50 coo
M year; loss of stock towns 100 against
- a year Brought into sght for the week 20 100
eEAlIst sly last Total crop Port
receipts 7so223 bales deducted Pensacola receifs
season shipped from Mobile, against
1919 q mills nnc Canada. $50 S23 against last
a. ~ sA Ill tAliss sestnateol $4,000. againss
.sVy 4ast year Eteck az interior excess oS
ieager 4l!s62. against 23l OGl year: brought
.9 s ~ thus Ear Tor season 10 6ls 90s against
-1sl year The total crop 2I2 GAYS thts
s--sete eealnft &la days in 1s53-Os.
- fge a contract prices IN the local market to-day
vas as 11lgWs:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

-e local market for spot cotton quiet un-
tSl.aEe1 On the basis q Sl5c FOR middng upland and
49, tor middlng GU-f Sales 90 bales for consumption
-'y on contract ? 600 bales Southern spot markets
leegTaphed foi0Ws Savannah quiet unchanged
y sc; sales s46 bales Norfolk steady, unchanged
e-, ss4es sl3 haies- Augusta quiet and steady.
ta--eo a. l3-1Gc sales G20 bales Mobile firm ~
s2r at Issc; sales 900 bales 81 Louis steady lice
cuiet STEADY. unchanged at 11-l6c; sales 200
AeW9rlea1s quiet. steady, unchanged TIC; sales,
e.-Sg paies b 1000 delivered Memphis
Icy unchanged 7ssc: sales. bales mated
--.ia ~ leading points HOustsn,
. 100 bales. aRafnst 80 last week and 1295 last
@ ~ Galveston. 4Qo 1900 bales against 12 40 last
EFo az &sB last year. ana NeW-Orleans 4.000 70
0 Delea against 97sl last week and 1854 last year
so's q cotton the ports to-day and for the week
Neek rear.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

.
,-s ,5Gn tND AND MEAL-To-day's -four market dun
Psens s sass sSls' e WsTS % %gHpersan
1sn.s SS S2gSS 60: sprng clears s49$4 20: extra
RYE RYE FLOUR Dun Quoted: Fair to good $4 S0ass So
6iln dried 81 9oqss. to brand BAG MEAL. steady
81 0sasl 10 FESy enc yes0w, as @ 20 s o9SFse new
Messsn spring SIS CO. standard mddng SIS 50; -four
So 81 A0@y saR aeS osop sas so 3 %sss s I 81 Rsf Dog
-wII3ATAEost Of the session yesterday wheat
80 re eppearance OF being well under bull control
continued beerisb sSq start ruled mn iiT1 IN face OF
@ D5gs Ene5 sudden realizing and withdrawal OF sup
yiOus night TWO OF The important beaTish items
as go per cent sinst So Ss r Te5 @ S SRsa &
no g Tne eaa & a December 1904 he said there had been
& [en VII 60 70 harvest Present prospects fully
That the market should have ruled 90 m in the face Of
eo ana the oTt b to to m 00sso a.9Rg 4
Lesdnr bull ,Is BaPs & more S seneTsI scare Of shorts
g- 1 eSoO0 100 bushels and the Liverpool advance Of Id
there was little buying also reports Of a fair flour
stocks oe o66o bashs bRiGas and rfp9ESsS pG1sS
ps have decreased 900 bS 9 "e6 & ins9T S4ies. F IN
NortheTa DuiuiS 81 17 an3 20 aI6 Tsq SaSa lS No 70
later seIsiaIss CO!penng steady the corn market
that was governed entirely by the late 6r ~ wbes e9n ION
The advance il reported that the leading bull at Chi
BY %ho bd 5asTe bse wnS sox sT2 com an
ness was dome thsn On o a1 sS 4sogs ngc % 1 smaller ba
iae market closed dun at 40 weeks
interior movement shows 100000 bushels decrease The
npTn n prices checked trade were linn
led TO loads No IN the market closed At
663=e elevator and 52&c aoat: No ? white 6se and
20 2 yellow. 63% 954o ahoat, oATs-There was
alr trade IN oats at the West prices showing general
when they reacted under realizing closed barey
Sash cats here closed follows; Mixed % 10
y 10 S01z c: natural white. 50 10 S6BT37c and
Clipped white, Sc 10 30 n. 37lk039c BARIFYVAIarIe1
SLOW. Feeding WAS quoted 44%c ( { Nev-Yorl-
mating, 46go2c Buffalo Wheat, Including -four
exports ior The week, according 10 'Bradstreet's
FSe sss6O bush against I044595 last week ana 267
- - ,- rs year since July wheat exports have been
4ft21.S@8 bush, against 115 800
ports for the week 243o bush against ora ga
ast week and 1.4SS2l2 bush year. Since JuIv I
last year. 0'O~'-'0
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

YOUNG MAN. Swiss. speaking French and
Italian, in respectable family; city or
country; good references SAVOIE, 1O2
West HOuston-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COAC53 iNN.-ThorouEhly experienced IN
care OF horses har-ssS carriages. gar-
Ceuing, lawns. furnaces etc; references.
ALEX. M'9IULLAS, 197 4tk-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

49,, az sl interior towns time year Us ST
So LIVERPOOL same time last year. $4,000
NSeA OF american afi0a9 for Great Britain same
~--..'"'"--' blQOo
since September 1; ~ - 'eesiPeS oe al p0r1S
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

USEFUL NAN can sake fun charge conn
try piece good ruilEes and can drive an
heu0lc STOCK. good references; wages mo-
crate II. HNLSEY S57 EaEt 5Gth-Gt
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

VALET. At E-cSDANE % iavahJ. ozpsri-
SucPQ- educafed well u1auuere1- nccIis-
toned to traFciliug. NsW-Turk referc1ces
III e3 LexinEtou-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

Slfuafiorz W.aufed-Nale and Female
T'ofrr Iinas mot ovceedlnG q v1crils1
three Insertions. IS cGslts. seven Insertions.
90 cents. Exceeding - words ana less than
30 words. three insertions. 30 cents. seven
Insertions. 60 cents.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

Coffee Cables.-F2i0-Co1ee market weak: No Rio.
ds775 exchange l. 532d receipts bags; shipments
sr The United States 1000 bags; shipments for Europe
1000 bags stock, 10000 bags Santos-Coffee market
quiet good Santos. 4S4o0; receipts 6O00
l215.o1o bags. EaEnburg-Cofee market opened =
pig higher; at $50 n was net unchanged 70 I pig
9zlsoo haEs opened
Irregular. unchanged 4 franc higher; n declined
q franc; p n unchanged: al $50 n advanced =
frnnn. fQtsl eales. IS. olo bass.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

DRIVER-By first class colored man; un-
derstands the care Of horses; careful
driver: city or country; city reference j.
II 1A5 West 24th-at. third dOOr. back
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

NURSE or COMPANION 20 invaiti. city or
country terms us1deFate; s--1c references
Mrs n I'll East 2fth-ss.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

vJ-RSF. Ec-Enefsa Protestant uurse and
seamstress. viii Assist chawnerW0yks
re7t ans refined. best Of references. city %
country. A W. Mrs. Golfer e 1e2 WeEt
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Nale and Female
-Four lines taot exNeediEg "a wOrdS).
three insertions. IS cents; seven inseF-
uons. 80 cents Exceeding "a words and
less than 60 words. three insertions. 30
cents: seven insertions. 60 cents.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01
.COACHAIAN

COACHdAN. USEFUL MAN.-Man and
wife no children; want house or rooms;
strictly sober; best references. thoroughly
understands care Of horses. carriages, etc;
Will cut lawns; excellent man. JOHN H.,
at Carpenters Bureau. 154 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COACHAfAN-FIrst class: 10 years refer
snce fIoIE last employer, who can be seen,
willing and C0HEtus; married Address
SIlATTERY. l5l EAST 4stn-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COACaAIAN.-By Swede; excellent man in
every way: experienced In care. Man2ge-
ment etc. CT good horses. carriages. hsr-
ness, etc; co1asry preferred. RICHARD.
at Carpenter Bureau. i54 Gth-aye-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COAC-HAIAE. -Experielced: good. careful.
Swish driver. wiling. sober, onliging, city
or country: SIX yeaFs with late employer;
Hrst class references. JOSEPH. Tribune
Uptown Office
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

/ COACHMAN GARDENER - Man and
wife, 10 children; want house: can do all
/ work en- gentlemans place; care gas en-
/ CINE. windmill poultry. etc; best refer
ences HUGH. Carpenters Bureau. 154
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01
Male

TUTOR.-Tutoring anywhere on southern
shore OF Long Island: All branches tauElr
by experienced college graduates; open to
both sexes. boys boarded. outdoor clubs for
boys; standard rates; highest references; TO
reserve hours address A. Won ". LESLIE.
A. NJ, head master Summer Tutoring
School Of Long Island founded 1850, -
West 44ta-S.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

Brazilian against 27606OO ana 1913 600 respectively last
!s satstlea position q Brazilian eass Is as follows
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cRblea-Apot cotton
y ooeEats oeand: sales. 500 bales; sDecation and
export 80 bales American 1000 bales: recelDfs 1000
lee al AEneriosn EnidellnE upland. A2sd Futures &
se1 steady. points higher; closed Eteadys net oe
fsnts higher; April Apr-Aiay, isd; Aay-JIne 4oai
stne-Ju.y a1sd gulv-ApRust al9d: Augu1t-Septolpef
a2fd. feDfenbeF ffeer and Cctober-N0yernber s2Zd:
koseEnbeE December s2sd. December-JsHaaEy. a@4a;
c0n5parafge co:toa ssassmsns for ths ending
GGrch 2:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01
Male

EETLEIAN. &c.-TeunE moIoFed man as
beisman. hallman OF coatToom man at
guFing 0F sumner resort jan rs A. her
BERT. 431la WaveFiey-ave.. Brooklyn; no
agencies
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

Male.
CLERK IN cigar store; has had exeperi-
ence. J. H. NJ, Tribune Uptown once
1894 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wanted-zale and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding "a WordsJ.
three Insertions, Is cents; seven inser-
lions. 80 cents. Exceeding 90 words ana
less than 40 words. three insertions. 80
cents; seven insertions, 60 cents
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COACHNIAls. USEFUL MANY young
man: country preferred: smooth faced.
very tidv: strictly honest soker and re-
liable; references can be seen. EDWARD,
Carpenters Bureau Us 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

CCOK.-A lady wishes 10 recommend her
cock. disengaged April / Thoroughly com
Ietelt in every respect; wages. $50. Ms
DIC&INSON'S Cooperative Bureau 3e1
8EsGisOE-ave. TsI. 3. 3.T3H36Jh-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COACEIMAN.- N.-Marrisd: thoroughly under
stands his business. good rider: first class
personal and written references; country
preferred r. c., Box 203. Greenwich. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

DENTIST. Mechanical young man; crown.
bridge ana rubber workman Address
DENTIST. 1.36O 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

zSS Broadway, corner Howard Street.
T55 Broadway, corner Sth Street.
e53 Broadway. cor. 18th Street.
1870 Broadway, corner 36Lh Street.
l447-1449 Broadway. corner 41sr ST
o5 Nassau Street.
$50 West 125th Street.
974 Third Avenue.
POOP Third Avenue, cor. 12Oth St.
27To Third Ave, bet 146th & l4Tth Sta
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COACHMAN-By competent man. 3s;
trustworthy; very good references, writ
ten or personal Address S ]. F.. Tribune
Once.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

CC0k--COOd cock n private family; ex-
eat reference. can before IL 0 clock.
lei Esst 1@sth-st-. ja-iJo.'1 bell
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COOK and LAUNDRESS Thoroughly
competent in all branches. very Odliging;
excellent refer ences. ctty or country W
H.. Mrs. Collier ;. 122 West 22d-st- Phone
1.S9f-Cheisea.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

CCOk--C0iCrcd si-l as cook or general
hcCss7vOri-er-tn apartment: personal refer
ence- LESSISCN. 4IG West 36th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COACEMAS and USEFUL. BfAN.-Snoosa
face. care lawns. mix. careful G-t fcrs
a,so indoor work; first class references, mod
crate wages. IRWIN'S BUREAU. y West
1ith-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COAC4AGAN. -Thorouzhly reliaule. al
branches. several years city re.arence,
late employer can be interviewed J. J..
45o 4th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

CAEETA EERS--A Swiss couple % take
charge OF bac5esoE's apartment, butler.
valet chef housswCrt-. Washtug. hesJ ref
ereaces. MICHEL. @i2 East GOth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

CAEETA I--zIs----AIau and wifs no chIi-
Gren; man IL years IN present position;
wife highest tealirrouiats. 20 Gaze for a
Eeutle1aa's house during s1-n1er months
in absence Of family T. CLARE, 5o1 Last
7Gth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COACHMAN- Experienced man: references.
Address COACHMAN, care German
American League. S15 West 24th-st- Tel.
1871 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

ATTESDANT.-By refined Esaslish girl; on
Invalid. Christian family; oEpsTialcsd. !.
good reference. city or country CAL q ad-
dress p W. sos Lexington-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

DRAWINGS and tracings executed neatly
and quickly by draughtsrnan. BOX %od
Westehester, NeW-YoFk.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

COACHaIAN and GARDENER German: !:
single understands horses. milk. poultry
flowers; salary 50 per month. with board
r s. 475 Pea-i-St.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

OACIIMANS---THorouStiy reliable man.
understands care of horses and harness.
carriage and all attached 70 a private
stable. best Of personal references. =. A..
40 East SGth-sL-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

FRENCH married couple; highest reIer-
ences; in private family; city o. country;
man useful: understands gardening ard
hcrses: wife chambermaid; Understands sew
ing, ironing and some knowledge o. cook
ing. Inquire HECTOR DCTERNE, 60 West
6th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

MAID.-FTench maid. with family sOang e
Europe, would 90 fer passage. best refeF-
ences- Mrs. M'HEG8. G39 Gth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-01

MAID % young laGv, bv young wonani
willing obliging address E H. B., Bon
123. Gladstone. y J.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-12-29

ONCE on time, as the story books
say. a rcd-hcaded "edtor' kept shop
Ger the wayne had faults, oh, a many,
and virtues few, and could throw
sand like the DEVIL and "stir upa stew.
Tie was "wse to the world, ~ and had
Travelled few, Olrom Dayton, Ohio, to
kaama2oo), and came down to Florida
the natives to ID" the town he would
run, and show 'cm who's who. Two
long years he stood it and did pretty
fair, tho several men beat him and
pulled his red hair; but business grow
slow for the red-hoadcd fake and he
sought far and Wide more enemies to
make; but il seems he'd about exhaust.
ell his slurs $50 me- just calls 'om dogs
and slah.sidcd ours.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-12-29

A PARTY of congressman, including
several members Of the rivers and har-
bOrs committee, are to make q trip
down the Chattahouchcc river next
month with Il view to improving the
conditions which effect aNigatiOn and
the securing of deeper water for the
port of Apaachico)a, If they but knew
how welcome they would be on "A SINH
lar mission to Stuart-on-the- St. Lucie
they would continue their tour of in
spcction to the st. Lucie river. From
either a humanitarian or commercial
standpoint, no other section of the en-
tire coast Of the United States stands
in greater need of 4 deep-water harbor
and there is perhaps no other point
where the desired result might be so
easily accomplished.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-12-29

Now the Americans who have devel-
oped pineapple plantations and orange
groves on the Isle of Pines are dssatis-
fed under Cuban control, and want the
Island annexed to the United States.
It's pleasant, of course, to be under the
protecting wing Of our Uncle Samuel
The desire is natural, and no one blames
them excepting, possibly, the Cubans
for harboring the wish. In contem-
plating the situation, however, it is diff
ticult to understood why any American
who appreciates the beneficent influence
of the Stars and Stripes, would ever Sc
lect location for pineapple and orange
culture in such secluded, of -the-earth
place as the Isle of Pines. On the East
Coast of Florida, under their own flag,
land unsurpassed in every desirable quail
ity, and in sufficient quantity, was avail
able when these Americans chose to iso-
late themselves in the lonely Isle of Pines.
1t is Inconsistent, to say the least for
them to settle in foreign land and then
attempt to revolt against the govern
ment just because they do not approve
of foreign styles Of politics. Our adj
vice is, sell out and get out, and come
home, to st Lucie county; and henceforth
share the prosperity and contentment of
us who We're more fortunate in our Sc
lection of location for the cultivation
of these fruits.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-12-29

CONGRESSMAN Clark has introduced q
bill in Congress entitled: THAT Saint
Lucie county, in the State of Florida
be, and the same is hereby attached to
and made part Of the southern judicial
district of the State of Florida"