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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

All Cotton as low re the pair; all WOOL to S2248
each ~,
Hard to suggest any plan whereby these stocks could be
made more varied The mills the Easttrom Name to
their best cotton and wooen Blankets FROM
the Pacific Coast come California Blankets the markets
afford The middle West contributes the celebrated WooenS
made bv the Amana of Shakers of Homestead Iowa
Finally from over the Austrian Blanketthe aroc
racv of bedding Any price YOU choose to Paand 1t WI" DC
less than Won nav elsewhere Blankets of like character
Go by this list:
COTTON BLANKETS with pink, blue gray and tan stripes;
56X74inch size pair
WHITE OR GRAY COTTON BLANKETS, splendid quality,
light shaded 66xS0 inches. iSS
EXTRA HEAVY GRAY COTTON FLEECE BLANKETS size
72xS4 inches, Il H'+
MEDIUM WEIGHT COTTON WARP BLANKETS, blue or red
borders 72xS4 inches N0h
NfrDIT-M WEIGHT COTTON WARP BLANKETS, with blue,
red and pink borders 6OxS4 inches, pair S234
EXTRA HEAVY WOOILEN BLANKETS, full size, with slight
CALIFORNIA wOOLLEN BLANKETS select grade, with
mink blue silk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., pair
So IS; 72xS4-inch pair IS; 76xS&inch pair S624
PEARL GRAY CALIFORNIA BLANKETS. strictly all wool
76x8siDch pair S81S
HIGH GRADE CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, with beautifully
shaded borders in pink blue EeoT s aash"gF and
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, in solid light blue lavender,
pair in neat box-sze inches pair 81 "a and So
All WOOL BIAN lETS thoroughly sh7nk wonderfully
Society Shakers, OF Homestead
White size 60xS4 inches
White size 72xS4 inches weight .S658
White size inches Glib. weight a pair 18S
sanitary size 6oxS4 inches weight pair 80
SANITARY 5b. weight pair So 10
AUSTRIAN the finest qualities procurable;
solid coors stripes dicaey shaded eectsnk blue law
ender Nile yellow bound on four sides; three sizes:
crib StO48; single bed size each S1887; double
ed SPAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
QUEENS 100000 DEAL.
DOUGLAS TRACT SOLD.
$4,000 for TzOo Office Structures
Big Mercantile Building Planned.

S. osgood Pell & Company have sold the William
?. Douglas estate and GTenville Kane tracts at
Douglaston, Long Island, The tracts comprise the
peninsula OF Little Neck. with q water front OF
two miles The total acreage is 200. About $4,000
was the purchasing price. The buyers intend to
develop the property
Tbs Botolph Company has sold No. Il West 2lst-
St new seven story Office building on lot 2oX
Ss feet and No. IS West 27th-st, a similar
structure on a lot 22x9S9 feet 70 clients of Les q
E5eischunan for about $2f5,0e0.
I s. & NJ. S korn have sold through waiter u:
Starr, Nos. IS 10 81 West 24tll-st., i've I'VE story
dwelling houses on a plot Ssx9S9 feet A big mer-
camille structure viii be built on the site at the
expiration or the lease on the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,-l,rfsrooler-s.. 10 IL, 223Z74 Il; Elizabeth
John = Co6cs1a $1,000
1s1rb-st n 8 1se- 10 Il y or " lis-aVe, l6SZlo0-
Tosers I;.z u Mary CCoHor Nominal
same s1e, EE9i,s Nominal
,75.ss+ 30 5Is East. 25S100 10; David Els..r
Sfaon Silyer5eEg and another mortgage.
-.----.-,-.. JDJ
sSt ~ mn - ~ lots Ruszr estate; Hudson
Orr4Isu. Erle5GIl-a --Lier Nominal
=. ~ ,ra- = l-r1ercIiI Terrace Morris Heights.
80, h stathers 10 a-3tga-et SaAileIs' 4toi g.
ss.a Ss4J------- - .. go - sf--.,- '''
= ~ same l.l I5o
,rsfE - 90 -sSi9t-Vi Dafil l-i-i-- 20
S.,0r eiI.erbellz and anqtf- ll-Il=aae sS"55 900
80 .ea & u r. cf -l.sle.-aTl-&te, -e--S.
Tor ~ map III go lots NC -" '7t4'3' ''-' -.
,Srl-er i. Frederick Won LIbei.e So,
Il7t ~ sane snap, same 20 '--a-4-5 Zoo
Christian Dalnrann - Mary "i07 +-'- 7an
$1,000
.so1rye-st- 81, 2sE-i imam = -'i- ,-o---,t
grave 70 Ellen afusgrave. o part. -, --'
Michael j O'Neilt = natl- no So 20
aefhst No 225 East DIX irregular, MOTIFS NJ
tenplan ct z Louis kiNo'ltz' MOI -sit.' ,o,
,os5sf sSo 6 West 34xI0oII: Kate Mcguire -
Frederick Levy: mortgage, S4uop3. -
grave " 3 G0E 8 If 42d-st, @UAo-. 'fJiSe t,t
HAMMER 70 George Hammer. y. ana alo5ee, -o''
5.st5-sf n 400 Il c Of 81 ATu~-aNe. -5Al'"''
F4erT5 Marks e q 10 Max : a wilson mort ,o.
1000. NV
sane property; Max Wilson Ray Krus. 10,
g5as<s No 80 East 1s ezloI: Baruch SteIilz
% Charles Stglitz. naortgane S. 800 -->"'i''i
1tf-aye n E corner 1st-st 10000. Iaconia Psrbi
sarah z Butler 70 Frank y Hli; mortgage ~,
essfb-Et n = Of " = lot rIap Walk
field ssz1f4. sha-zsin & SONS t. Autoa.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

5 Sassi H g1o E Il Of 8Sve IS 4xio05 Thomas
VS. part m sR4 BART Si56o6
'4 if,f -, - ana 10, h map E1 7Il 100
I b n NO ana ' mother morteage $500 Nominal
s'R5s Bel to '35 s6iaa sa, OK: nal
same property; Benjamin NOrz to Thomas Nc ,oo
Renhar 10 l Frances zelI morSse $500 Nominal
Douglas Hinchnan. executor. Edgar Van ,oo
wes t'N End-ave. No 24e. e $ 10 1oxeo Adolph
Rusch Msuds Begtschmann; mortgage 1, 90
Psr 2@;2S = rs It OF Gun I'M Road: atxloo;
n Msh s, Murtha to Mary MaFsna moFteaee $500
l5sS III west l5Sssll i Fs:9aFa wsesl 100
1o4thst- No 81 west 80 4xioCl y George Bell 100
9o5 81 S olG Ws, E. map "a 1 %
, 6erbs ag 30 81 p %6fTe Ps6s Road and
$50 + n Of Morris Psrk-sve runs e 16ox n 125x
LOOK l25; Simon Halle. to Cath Flood: 1oo
PLOT beslns So # Of Jennings-st and los
a. g PFG cfT Rs5 f Haafe 1 comPany to
Pot bssins I2S It of Ienningsst snd Iq8e It
or OF pr9 fd o6a Maaz Nominal
Plot bssinz $50 White Plains 30 Road an, ana
25x 100: Helen Bird TO John Lat Ei29o 100
Eugene H Pomeroy, referee Joshua silver o.o
12 7fS 4o3 # W Of shave IS axa9 ii:
Lizzie Zahrinski to Louis Breslauer: mortgage 1no
12iaf-st, $ 100 IT e OF Ansterdan1-ave 2Sx an
I-non-ave. No lbs. 1S.6x9aT; William / ,oo
Frey TO Katharine Lair; mortgage, 5000. l"o
J-nton-ave. 1885. 1S-9xe91: William go
Frey to Esabetha Inselmaun: mortgage, 10000 l"V
123d-et No 23e East. 25x1U01l; Peyser Book -.
staver to Louis Mannheim; mortgage, 81 ou0- l"o
Same property, Louis Mannheim to Abraham Hal
urin ct al; mortgage. $500 I"o
Lots o Al 43 lots land of Mary ; snip
lev; Esther Ginsberg and another 70 Cheises -oo
Realty COMPANY; mortgage. $4,000. y"
oadNav. corner 136th-st, 20x65.4 James 4
1,eerihs anu 8i''le " Nominal
Lot 209. map so Mcjraw estate; Will oo
Fair 70 Ellen : Farrell 1''
6ah,st, 5 E}5i II v q 1000
Avenue A. V :. 511 IT of 76th-st. =. 6x1op;
Mary Shelly TO Isidore jackson and another .oo
mortgage. S4lCo ~
White Plains 222d-st; fIeuev1eVe
z Ubsdell % Michael p Dowd and enother.....- 100
I.exiugton-ave, 1875 to 1.5S2, 4s.6xT55;
gaze So7 900 Nominal
SOW rnortgsge so C50 Nominal
12srI-gt n $. 4G26 It Of st Anns-ave, S76x
100: Harry Marks CT al TO Henry Rosenthal; -
$4,000 leO
91st-st. 5 325 IT I of 6d-ave 30xiOosi
Borough Realty Company 10 William F RohriE 80
mortgage, SZI,oOO 4pV
WaIker-st, Il corner CortIandt Alley. Ascot;
the Tudor Construction Com
ranv MORTGAGE 5000. Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

i7aLa-st. 20 l.oo7 East. George Ehrlacher AIT
MARY Armstrong. owner: John Muller contractor
4Alnsella-aIe. f. 80 II OF Rose-st 5OxI00:
Patrick j FWomey agt Antonia y andre owner
'>it~ Si4lt4aA't . p
Enl4iIp HoroHltz, owner and contra 1tOr =.
liei.Iy~at. 30 I13 10 l77 same agt phillip Horn
WITT owner. Meyer HoroWitZ, contractor
t11dson-st' corner Nandarn- st 10Ctr1oO.
Tnomas Scanlun agt Henry HeiJe oyynsr'
miller & eoitJr. contractors. .........
1lSth-st. No ia East Emilio Maealdi aai M
liberti, owner. Carmino IIberti contra ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

DAYS WORK-By Swedish woman house
cleaning or any kind. Mrs. SANDBERG,
245 East 93d-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Deverman, George A. to 5 E Booth: plot begin.
40 # q White Plains Road e and $50 # Of
Same to " P Booth plot begins 40 # of whits
Plains Roae ard AIS # n Of Morris Psrk-ave'
s years; SD Pc ceu.. .......--.......
Hill NJ t. s T Butler; 5th-ave II e corner
1st-st, Laconia Park; years: 8 per cent.
Salt Harry. to P r Egan: 62dst, No 224
sans to J Rossnzweig; same property; prior
Heller, Becky and another. to Lawyers Title IN
due oc.o6er ? 1905: 81 PEI
Kjyoyit@. Louis. to NJ I[ittenplan and another
instalments: 6 er cent-................
wilks Mar. to c Dammann; Ioeth-st. n s. 1sZ
# " Of Park, ave: year; per cent -.
Vito G. 70 a " Taylor. 109tG-st, No 322 East;
Levy. F. to K Mcguire: 1o3d-ss, No West: }
years; so per cent. .:..-....--..:...
trustees: Eas' BIZ .adway, No 15s: per cent. 4
silverberg, simon ana another 10 D Etsler: 18TH
sutton 10 c6srss to L N Sorn r sdaye
% # Of 135d-s@: years. 81 per cent: pItcs
Maguife, Kate to George Bell i0iti-st No 56
West; due MAY -. 1907 per ce7t...........--
Of i0th-aye; ;' YER: per : ''C
GoetschiUs John H. Farmers' Loan and Trust
Marshall N F. TO B Ludwg: Perry az 8 225
# s Of Gun Hill Road; years pes
11sth-st. $, go II W Of 1st-a' g: due April l.
1910; psr cent. ..-...... ...... -. -...
Park-ave, E. 90 IT Of 177th-sS: years.
Same 70 same; Bronx Park-sve. 100 # Of
Pond. George r. to J \ Kent. executor; New
Bowery. No l 10 3; years; 81 per cent.-...-
Same 70 Same: Pearl-st No 42I; years; SD per
Douellan Albert Y to & Dunn l21st-st n s.
100 It Q Of AInsterda1a-ave: years; a per cent
Breslauer. I, to L Zabinsd; 127th-st, n g. 40S.9
It Of 5th-aVe, 3 years; per cent. ..-.......
Beltou, Christopher. to NJ jefferson; lot Is 10 10.
map of Cedric Park: 5 years. ........,.. -.-.--
Stewart II L. TO Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company Creston-ave, n 6 corner Kings
brtcse Road: due October 3, 1905; 42 per cent
Marks II, 10 u 5 \ wilson; 15sth-st. 1925
Il OF St Ann save; 3 years; per cent.
Tudor Construction Company 70 Charles Lane;
Walkers. Il c corner Ccrtlandt Alley; l year,
. per cent
Same TO same; same property; l year; per cent
Vice Henry, 4 Sharboro. 1G6th-st. No 241
East year; per cent; prior mortgage. $4,000
Dahl. ore a, q l. Master; 5th-aVe. E corner
1eth-st; prior mortgage. $1,000; Que May !,
1908 = per cent; gold.
SALIVA ore. Vito. 70 l. Gates; LOT CO. map OF L.
coma; instalme0ts; per cent. ..........
Bnrlaudc. 4, to : StrePatE; White Plains Road,
no lt3; years: ~ per cent. ......--.-....-
SrFle1.nger, Abraham. ana another TO Ranan
Eatnoic Orphan Asylum I05tl-St, n r. 50 It
II Psrk-aTe; years; per cent. -...-...-... 4
Rolrig William r 20 Borough Realty Company;
2lst-st :. 80 II w q ad-aves demand per
cent .-...--.-s =
Rover, Il c, 70 Bower Savings Bank; 27th-st.
p s. 800 z " OF GtI1-ave; years: AZ per /
Sct-nlitt, II, 10 g Nannemacher; CIinton-st, No
65' per bond; per cent. commentaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

wAITR ESs.-Bv competent Swedish CIR;
Car furnish excellent references. 81. r.
8 Miss FitzgeraId's Employment Bureau,
TAO East 34th-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

WISHING Woman wants fine washing
lone CRONIN. S35 East 2sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
At No u YEsEY-sT.

r. . p 1nEraham & Co: No % 123d-st. s 2s0 n
Of 2d-ave 22x10o11: sly frame h; voluntary
sale 1236-st, 2o5 Il Of 2d-avs, 2oxSs II;
two sty frame { b; voluntary sale
By Joseph P Day: No z65 5d-sve, 246 Fl Of
s2d-st 24-6xs5 four sly brk h; 4 K Ely agt J 7
Holly ct al; Smith 5. L Ward, ref; amount
due $500 90: taxes etc, $500.
By James L Wells: Aquedact-sye- . $ 49, 4 y o.
ie5h-st T5E2s: Aque6uct-ave, 1913 II OF l9Oti-
St 52x22sx3cx22s: Fort I1depeD5encsst Of Bailey
ave 50zS2 ez55xTs4 Montgomery Place, Of Giles
40z5z irregular. leave, s. 2
Tndesndencet 2zse 5xz5 1zs59 Montgomery Place,
~ abutng above. 20 61J1z2J aSts; sale bS ORDER CT
safe Land Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
LIS PENDENS.

9sd-st No 312 to SIC East Edward Godfrey agt Leo
Greenbaum ct al foreclosure of mortgage attys Was
&. Jacobus
eeth-st. II S 225 It W of 3d-ave 25x100 and other
property Queens County; Clinton Rose.
Franzeska Muller al acton declare deed void;
atty, r Kellogg
West 3d-st W corner Uooster-st. II AXIS; Adoph NJ
Bendheim agt Pierrpont Realty Company al (fore-
closure Of mortgages atty. L Marx.
123d-s No 239 East: Henry Hene Peyser Bocksaver
action to declare lease. etc) atty. Lobenthal
2Sth-st. No $50 Jones Spero Catherine FL
lnsen al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; atty, J. Alex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
REALTY NOTES.

Alfred Busselle is the buyer OF No. 122 East
7sd-st.
Frederick Fox s. Co. have leased the lofts at
No 623 Broadway and No. $50 -Mercer-st., for the
Kahn, wertheimer & Smith Company. to Max
Goodman & Co.. for long term of years. and have
subet the first loft to the Bowden Felting NILS,
of Boston, Mass.
All the floors in the Goldsmith Building. No. 81
West 33d-st. have been rented. z. Napier Reed
has leased the store and z. r Ralph the two uppe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

WOPKTN4 HOUsEKEEPER- -Mother an
faurhte-. in widower's home. hsc1eoT
arartnlent. small hotel: best OF references
ADDRESS D. CLARK. 605 West 47tA-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
SUES TO GET BACK ON FORCE

Richard Hickman, the former police captain, has
brought suit for reinstatement the police force
of New-York. He was recently retired by Commits
sioner McAdoo on the ground that he was physical
" unable to perform police duty. He stationed
in Jamaica He is hfty-seven years old and
does not wish to live upon half pay when he is well
able to work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
JANE 3. EDDY ESTATE A SELLER.

Ee-9ert A Sherman has sold for Ulysses D. and
Thomas a EDDY. as executors and trustees Of the
Jane 2. EDDY estate No l9 East 1Soth-st.. three
story brick dwelling house,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
Twenty-third Street.

sepb Hy 9 oSS e. al Apr IS i9os $50
Hansu e Ct al sepem6sr 20 1917 $50
Morris NierenberS ct al: May T. 1865 247
Nay H. 1913. $50 o
agt same May Is iaj=5 219
1905 l,'''' -iSo' ,1..e $3.50
~ l. 1ao6 C-u'. Ua.es 2267
esth-st No 3as East Hugh Henderson agt Jo-
Junr u, l4tbD. 2o q
the Boioph COMPANY ct al: september H. 1905 40
r. 1905 "est SANE AK ,''i..r'n' 47o
September 5sl; IS. 19o5 ,.'s @s 2a7
Gordon ct al; september L. 1905. .....ees. "a D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

washington-ave. :. 1905 # of 1C4th-st; for
three FIVE story brick tenement houses. 36x36.SX
architect S1o5. coo
Bathgate-ave :. 1902 # of 173d-st; for two
FIVE story brick tenement houses, 3JX97: Rosen-
zweig & Elson owners; Godner & Goldberg. . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
woMAM sELLs EAsT SIDE HousE.

John J Kavanagh has sold for Title Oppenheim
70 Charles s Faulkner the four story American
basement dwelling house No l55 East 79th-st on
3 lot Is ezl022 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

WASHING German woman 70 take vass
ing home, Mrs. zIMPFEF'' 40 hes
6qth-st. room =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
JANsgN,AvE. PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

z Osborne Smith & Co have sold for Robert T.
aEeeks. to client two lots 50x100 on the east
SIDE Of Jansen-ave.. fifty feet north of Wicker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

HOJSEKEEPER-By
worthy Young woman
entire charge Of small
house. city or country.
5th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
A FOUR LOT DEAL IN 95TH-sT

Folsom Brothers have sold for client a plot o
<n4,r fn-s Ie0zI00S feet on the south side Of eSth
St 100 feet east OF 2d-ave, 10 J. B. MeuSchel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
EAST SIDE HOME FOR NEwssoYs' CLUB.

S Steingut & Co. have leased for the Whitehall
Realty Company, first loft, at No. Il East 4th-sL
70 the Newsboys' Athletic Club. for a term OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

-ortlandt Alley. Il corner Of WaIker-st, 101 Ok
Ask irregular; Charles Lane loans the Tudor
Construction Company S75. Q0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Riverside Drive corner 135th-st: for a six
story brick apartment house 102x115; J Sig
tects $3.50 600
Baxter-st No 1879: for six story brick tenement
Bernstein srchitects $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
49, owNER ZOE pETRolT HOTEL.

The Matt J Ward Company has sold for Brown
< Webster for $4,000 the furniture. lease and bust
ness Of the Hotel Normandy, Detroit, Mich, TO
George Fuiwen former proprietor Of the Hotel
T5enrison Indianapolis Ind. and the Hotel Euclid,
Cleveland, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

h-st s = Of " = lot 10 rIaq Walk
Il. ssx1t4. 3 Sha-ztin 6 Sous ty Auto4-0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS, I,EMe

Crotona- ave, 5. ~ f. Of ls2d-zt 1oox-. rrr.-
Toher agt Amelia Perk ct al; June ? 1908 DIV
jeBOsttJ .-.- ..-...-... w =.
Falulcnt-ave ~ F. 2708 II a OF Pslbenev,. -
-. WILLIAM Mas aEt .fua ToheT 81 a n.y. -
IS 1870 cancelled .--.. .-. '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
DOMESTIC sIrUirIoNs WANTED.


A CAPABLE. experienced American Wom-
an. thorough hoUsekeepeT. excellent ca
tnrer. accustomed to marketing. accounts,
correspondence drawing checks. etc. would
like 10 make a change OcOtbeT l, highest
references from present employer r. L.
Box 10, 6I7 6th-eve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

HOUSEWORKER.- Dung girl as house
worker. cook. good baker; excellent laun-
dress: has friend nurse; city or COUNTRY
59th-st Tel I92S-PIaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

WASHING -GentIemen's or ladies' WASH
irr, home: plain. 75c dozen. fne BY piece
A5STssz 225 West 27th-st., care Toller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

A USEFUL COMPANION. LADY "a
open for engagement; best references, In
Guiding some from last position held, 10
East 6Sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

n S4TNG. Experienced -coloret Laundress
10 do washing at home BY dozen o.
bundle. cleaning out by day; reference BIS
GRINAGE, $50 East 9sth-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

cOOK.-Tborouzhl competent German
woman: understands soups. deserts $50.
Miss FIT2qERALD'S EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. 40 East J4th-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

A EUGENHOFER. 254 West 144th-st.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By neat, tidy
irish girl; willing to learn. Apply FI.AHER-
TVS BUREAU 4S5 Columbus-avs. Tel.
741-Riyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

CARETAKER. Respectable widow and
friend will care private house. furnished
or unfurnished, in owners absence, refer
ence present employer. CARETAKER, III
5th-ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAIVED

Foi1r lines mot excesdIrS 81 - Eernsle-
inssr Pc. 20 cents; seven inssrt,a-. ~ =
eenls preceding "a words ana - a., 81 3,
ssrtioDs. 90 ceefs seven u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

COOK (Pastryg.-By Protestant: under
stands all branches OF plain and fancy
cooking: neat competent. obiiginE Young
woman: good references; country preferred.
K I, Mrs Golfers. 122 West 23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

COOK.-Bv German-American best refer
encep Address Mrs. OILY, los East
10ist-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

HOUsEWORXB R.-By a young English
Speaking woman; experienced; wants good
home: city or country preferred: personal
refernces HERR. 1872 East 4th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

HOUSEKEEPER. So.-By sober. reliable
woman. with boy 10 years old; house
keeper or cook. Address or call, NJ. J. S,
/ $50 Nadison-ave.. basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

COOK-American woman as good cook and
baker: no laundry work. Call two days az
302 f4th-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

competent. trust
capable Of taking
hotel or boarding
Miss GRAY, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

COOK BY neat. obIiging young woman;
excellent references: understands plain
and fancy cooking; moderate wages NJ.
c. Mrs. Golfers, 122 West 2Sd-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

ANYwHENE IN WEsTCHESTER COUNTY
Country Homes. Farms. COOLEY * WEST. Inc Main
Office SIT Vernon and White Plains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
Country Property for Sale.
RICHMOND HILL.

HOUSE. ROOMS AND BATH; ALL IMPROVE
thing htst class coh1ltioh' mo loea
ton BON So, Hackensack y. j,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

VISITING NURSE and magnetic treatment
Ms : J MALLON. 692 Gates-ave
rsrookIvn. Hours from 8 a m. TIL . ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

WORKING HOUsEKEEPER or bachelor
a1arfr1e0t by mother and daughter: ref
.-sIca Mrs. CLARK. sos West 4Sth-st
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-15
RICE AND MUSCLE.

Rice is commonly supposed to be
ficient in muscle making qualities,
and yet the Japanese. whose chief
and almost only food is rice, are noted
for their physical strength, and in
the later advance on Pekin outstrip-
ped the armies of Russia, Germany,
England, France and America. Also,
note the same marvellous energy of
the Japanese in the struggle with
Russia. For an example of these
facts. the Rev. H. S. Chubb of the
Philadelphia Vegetarian society. ap-
piled recently to the agricultural de-
partment His letter was referred to
Prof S. A. Knapp, who has just been
investigating the rice industry in
China, Japan and the Philippines,
and the explanation proved to be very
simple. The Japanese and other rice
eating nations do not polish the grain
except for export In the mills the
outside coating of the rice kernel is
rubbed off The other husk and the
bran just within are removed. and
then the kernel is rubbed to remove
the rough protein surface. This is
called polishing. and the process not
only removes one of the most nutri-
| tious substances in all cereals, but
deprives the grain of about three
fourths of its flavor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-15

Aren't you going to give me any
medicine, doctor?' 1 asked. Just
take what have prescribed he said,
as he shut the door and disappeared.
l followed the directions for just a
week and was really new man.
felt like kissing my wife and petting
the house dog every time 1 came
home, something that I had not done
for years"
Then No. said: MY experience
within the past month has been quite
similar Three weeks ago 1 thought
I was doomed for a winter In the hos
pital. my nerves were so badly un-
strung and my appetite so wretched.
In despair I sent for my doctor, full
ly expecting to be sent to the sani-
tarium or hospital for the remainder
of the winter-a horrible punishment
in the face of the crowding duties of
my business.
my tongue was explored back in
to the innermost recesses of my
throat. my eyelids were pulled UP
and the eyeball carefully surveyed
and then my physician also began
putting on his coat. l thought al
first that he was going in a rush fol
=
allow me to send a messenger for it
"But he said kindly, as he left
s O'Clock every night for a week
Goodbye I did so and am well
Health is not so far away if yol
know how to get it."