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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-04

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things the father Of twins should be
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-04
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SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemist.
Tsen Street. New Yorh
eOe' and Si.oo. All drussIOts
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

The fate Of the abandoned cat left behind when
the family goes the country is the subject of one
Of the leaflets being distributed by the Animal
Rescue League.
Poor pussie!'' says the writer. Annie e. Fisher,
when she is turned out for the summer she IS
turned out for good and ALL for IL she reappears
in the autumn she has grown so unattractive in
every way that she is considered quite unfit 20 be
taken in.
Il have known cat thus deprived of its home
to stay about the place for weeks and months.
each day coming back TO ask why she is so cruelty
treated. each day growing drtier and hungrier,
more hopeless and unkempt and savage, until
finally, with temper ruined manners noisy and
rude. coat all ugly with dirt and scratches she be-
comes wretched. unhappy street cat. roaming
the streets with every mans hand against her. and
with ner hand against every II she Is not
torn 70 pieces by dogs. if does not starve to
oeath, she lives on--a wretched creature.
came home last autumn She i'll, starving,
half blind from disease; but / put an end 70 her
SUFFERING with chloroform soon as ! could eaten
her. and oh, the pity of it, ] found on making
Lrlenas with her that she must have, Deen some
body's pet for she tame and gentle and affec-
uonate as soon she heard friendly voice anG
recognized friendly hand.
Now, tell me, you who left this cat 10 starVe
would IL have been too much trouble TO take her
away with you into the country, or TO have found
possible, could you not have sent 10 the society
to send and mercifully kill her before you left
town? Or better still, would IL not nave been
more just il you had never given yourselt the
prepared TO hold yourself responsible for its life
and happineSs?'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
UNEXPRCTED coMpANY

/.
Ahere are doubtless many daily readers of The
New York Tribune besides myself living in the
country and doing their own homework the wear
around. who often during the warmest part of
the sumner and very near some nlealtime have
unexpected visitors drop in. At this season of the
year II Is not only expensive but difficult to keen
on hand an extra supply Of food to meet such
emergencies. IN tie country. neither bakeries nor
markets are within easy reach or if they are fresh
acc desirable things cannot be obtained from them
bhder such circumstances when only a small
Aainliy has been planned for It IS embarrassing
aliu unpleasant for al concerned 10 have an un-
expected addition 10 the family From MANY past
Experiences have gained wisdom which helps ne
tnIoush some troublous times and enables me to
"elooine my friends N any time
now Plan 20 have IN my refrigerator during tho
sumner months boiled ham or a boilad srool,od
SouiSer SO or some kind OF meat mot cannedl Ubjcb
- se2t several days without sDoiIfng and
iree- @ 1ls Lat oot IN an emergency BESIDES ;hss
s- Vp SANITY on hand a suppIv Of hard bojio5
l-.tlli can Ie eaten plain made int
sl5i,71,fes, % prepared as stuffed eggs al fev,
ssss are easily prepared, as neejei @ - meat and
- - range while doing NV -SlIi
frT,ifs tl 49, ~ 'oesserts depend upon nv canned
" .lleh Keep ample suDnl,, ana ,lit
make into shortcahes served i.'tS aIr anu which
- LII II nave bottle in nv
-o- -ise-g years past at Christmas have .ol
---5.l - AIeNsi tne year. and furnishes tto
teAe am entirely out OF .,nz, n, - iu!e
~ 49, = b = aiso nice addition to any pain i 5io
Al that ] here preach have Dract,ead so,..-,
~ .sS,-, e'An e9-cn for its helpfuness in sa,.in
sveaf55er TSen,e.t 1 ana worry during the warm
wee tor more than my own family Of foDr pro-
HOCSKEFPEp
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
AUTO TRIP TO wILDs OF MAINE

AUTO TRIP TO WILDS OF MAINE
Couio anything be more delightful? Sunnose mn
start at TarrytOwn, upon the Hudsons banl, sneod
lhrough the hills to Port Chester a thriving Mace
% Duo scarce an houf ride from 42d street Then
taking the Old Post Road, pass through Stamford
Bridgeport, New Haven and on 10 Hartfor1 -.
We will spend the night
our course has already shown us lovely, ,,,.,.
rleh fields and sunny meadows and uplands forest
hned There is no need for haste except ~ re.cb
camp the sooner but rushing river tinv 4rio,,l,
stream and noisy brook. swiftly running o,,or
stones. claim eager gaze. and as the hours 90 nv Nc,
FORM our plan to look upon the sunrise beauty
and the pale moons lovely light
Anon there comes a shower through which a
wildly dash. It is over-such a baby of a shower
and spanning heavens arch we see the rainbov,s
hues hrst faint. then clearly tinted then fading
slowly softly till the blue dome claims it as its
own Enhancing! Gloriousr' We excIaim.
Now Hartford is behind US: we are off for Bos-
ton town. Springfield and Worcester on the way
This is simply great" exclaims our eldest son,
no waiting for the ears In stuffy stations nor
Stop when you feel like it, start when Yon M neasa h m
aeTe I1l 'n5 t me very acme of earthly bliss" And
tbeSa saa abd we n. do the town all or just pun in
@ Pug H. up Tor the night? he resumed as we
a. p5t bis Up ,t at the IL House and pull out at
ney yl oa"h the following Gay resumed our Jour
nIhere'll be good roads to Portland b,,. af.on
Srsr n /. Iess we u strike some pretty heavy going
"Cen} 'I~ssDN1I.u comment as we sped along
,,' Geei nope we'll light on a c6uole 0s tboso
fs foils taAes tley do say, father that MaiDa oIoe
mas over 1900 Of en- Quite crowd heY sdone
=. indeed II is. my we wont eet S, az pop; t
me famous Rangeey: but VIII pToba6Iv 81 sl,,f lar as
or two Of the Belgrade chain' '''9 sAirt one
rb;nd a16 1 reached passed and then Augusta left
te route became wilder as we neared tgI or
-eslIlalion- scattered hamets lonely ho,se, Jul M
IaFEns OF many acres then hunters cabins s1 on
cur or oE miles ot land and water with her, ei 81;
mere camp pitched upon the lake shove. an1 III
hy day our eyes rest upon the spot is to be our
An Were was ever I brook delicious? The
time for meals. VI lhe
And the fragrant beds of spruce boughs fastened
down ana lightly covered with blanket seemed To
rest our weary limbs and soothe to siumber
Our visit extended into the carl, fail and Z,
was with longing saddened hearts we LETT our syi.
van home ana turned our auto once again toward
toe Guy STREETS. Is. VAN <
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
TO HELP MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for SIG
a month for one year. the equivalent OF the wages
Of thrteen-year-o girl. without which her wild
owed and delicate mother is unable to support her
family. In another year the child can obtain her
working papers. and no further aid will probably
be necessary Any money for this case sent TO the
Charity ORGANIZATION Society No lG9 Fast 22d
The society acknowledges with thanks the receipt
of following contributions received in response
SIS: r. NJ c and s. n. P. $50 each; Captain
Knarf,' NJ. s A.. H. T. T.. w H. Kennedy and
Baker, Webster c. Estes and j, A. Mudd, u s. NJ
E. s. Atwater. E. II. H. and c. H l.. g each; j. s..
w, and II. Reynolds 81 each: Cash. s..
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
Saratoga.
AN APPEAL FoR CHARITY

The Charity Organization Society renews its
appeal for "o 10 pay the rent for an aged couple
VINO beg not 10 be separated and who are hoping
snt soDn 20 gam admission to a home. The man is
, STTSllgnt years old and is too HELPLESS 10
MollA, l ms wife Is sixty-sx, and though somewhat
ntoAe n nealth Is able TO be partly sef-suonort-
ing ss' helatlVes cannot contribute much Anv monev
1T ms case sent 70 the Charity Organization o
publicly acknowledged ~ w u-4S ana
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

covert cloth is simply stitched with silk and fin
ished with narrow braid at its edges.
The quantity of material required for the medium
size is ~ yards o. S4 yards A yards 81 inches
~ The pattern 5426 is cut in sizes for 49, g. &c. SS
50 and AZ inch bust measure - -
The pattern will be sent to any address on receint
81 IV cents. Please give pattern number and bust
Ni NieasITe dlstlnctly Address Pattern Department.
ant~-a ork tribune. If in hurry for pattern send
ter postage in sealed envelope ~ -o'-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
CLOSING wINnoms

am at z loss 10 see how the family Of G. Clover
VINO contributed an article to the summer sueees.
ZION department on Tuesday. coatrived 10 Zee,
either cool or well with closed windows There
are none TOO many windows in a New York apart
ment. 90 not see how any sane person couId
tlllnk OF closing any Of them during the summer an
asg NoII ~ me night or day except in case OF
s1.- lie midday air may be hot but IL is surely
D,sLlsf iiian 10 air. than motionless air The
-s.tsst slifrlnS Of the air hot day makes the
~ S-t Dsas anle, but there be no such benefceDt
Ein'sst ~ me atmosphere Of a house that has AIN
..e-yAs eiosec Besides Il Is in the least
~, ,--s 80 y close the windows IN order to keep out
F-T- s-d sla neat That be done with shut
1 e41 asflltgs, and ia the absence or these a5-
neSfs ~ 1i IS oLlen The case with New York apart
s.ias' mere IS no use in closing tbe virdoUrs
sun and heat e'S' lie entsance OF
waists RECIPE FOR GRAPE WINE.
q subscriber at Springfield. Mass .,ou,d ,u..
S-clse ioE making gTaps vine nSuIg "a alAe
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
eTEAMBOATS.
B WG U ON HNR HfD Fo'sTs ENsGssB 3

B Cd $ U ON HER *ER folsTs E%sTss6' 3
Wireless Teiegraphy on all steamers
DAYIIGHT rRIpS on Lc1s Island oound
eSee special advertisement in EXC. tot'
FALL RIVER LINE VIA Newport anu "a AZ
Plrer I've. Pier Je. y. r. II warren 81
week aavs and sundays $50 ?. NJ. @frs
Priscilla ana Puritan. Orchestra on stch.
PROVIDENCE LINE Tor Prov. Bcs'pn r'
Fss, I've PER iS. s.. II. T.. Murray ST.
week fays only. $50" T.. NJ st1s. Prosi-
dence s-4 Pilgrim Orchestra on each.
Htgv BEDFORD LIME Tor New B-d,pro
Matthias Vineyard and Nantucket I've.
Pisr 30 n. r.. H. Clarasen st.s week GAYS
efrs Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE for New loudon. ROCK
Island Watch fiill. Nara Pisr. Worce>,crs
rsc. 1--we. Pier 40. y. r.. g. CiarHson So
week days only. G;oo p. ~ Also diiytise,rt
frip Mondays from Pier 40. j.. r. 10 a. NJ .
,c0t East a2d ST. l0:fj a. NJ Strs. CITY OK
IoweII and Chester W. Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. fart-
ford. Springfield. &C. Str Rich Peek ~.
Pier 90 r. r.. week DAYS. 2:i3 r VI :
suns. $50 a. NJ Lvs- r. E 22d 81. week
days 8 r. NJ: suns, 10 a. NJ suns. o1@
~ y on rsturn. s:s5 p. NJ -
Tickets and Starer1ons. al Ines. ~ -
Park Pr 2a-,. G78. 1900 and 1884 Broad way
% Union So. HS2 Fifth Ave. go MaGison
Ave. 2&5 Columbus Ave. fua w l2.tn ns-s
o7as Tkira Ave. and az Piers, Nsx tor3
BEFORE GoINe ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ApVt.tsL : = r NJ " ~ y y y : :
THAT APrENR REGULARLY ~ ifLE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Such a coat as this finds a place in every
wardrobe, no matter how many Of the fancy sort
may exist It be made from any coating ma
terial and used a separate wrap, of suiting
material with skirt to match, that it fills great
many needs 1t is simple in style, suiting the
tailored finish admirably well. while it is shapely
and generally becoming. In this case tan cOlored
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions ror
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. 1864 Broadway. between goth
and S1th sts.. until o'clock p. m Adver-
offices at regular Office rates until o'clock
p. M. viz: 2J4 sth ave 5. g. cor. 2sd ST. !;
257 West 42d ST., between 9TH and sth aves. I:
26s West l25th ST.; 1888 80 ave-. between
Ts,h ana 77th SITS. 1926 Sd ave-. near sls:
ST.: HOS LIST ave. near s9th ST.; l37 East
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
>SESge.sffor1S for Summer
is THERE A C1rpE non

is THERE A CURE FOR 1NsoNrN1Aq
would be very grateful TO anv ono who n,o,,,a
suggest remedy for insomnia On - oo,,",sa.
coTn,ie comm woeId ] use drugs of any kind have tried
sneep the wet handkerchief over the face
the rhythmic breathing etcaii witbont sVs eis Iace
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

KODAK SUPPLIES; also developing and
printing NJ ELKGY'S Sth ave. and 34th
ST. best work in town: developing in -
hours. ooen SUNDAYS and hoidays
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
pREssuaKENG AND srrrrr~rpx

DRESSAlAK KER--Sowins: our or hon,s -
ferred. "a AradhuTst ave. laSth s..
ADVERTISEMENTS and subseriptions e,-
The Tribune received az their lyp-oS,,
nr'ee. so 4Sus Broadway. between SSH
useuentS received az the folluwin., rTsr-,,
@r'ces az regular Office rates unrfl : $780,
lt1 oth ave. cor. 18th ST.; 90 EaSs I4.E - ~
- west 40 S.. between Ith ana SIN aS's
.c3 West l-5tn 81; 1858 SO ave.. pes,s.-., .ss
st. lT0s LIST ave. near svth =, . ~. 49, 80.
!2ota s..s $50 fremont aye.s ESQ "a Avs.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
HELP WANTED.
Female.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 10 $50 monthly at home In spare
time corresponding for newspapers; no
canvassing; experience unnecessary. Send
for particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE.
Lockport, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
Hudson [R6vGP
Ew D@vlRml1G.

Palaual Steamers 'NEW YORK; snd
'ALBANY'' Of the Hudson River Day Linz.
fastest and finest river boats in The wos,d- %
Lv. 3klyn-. Fulton ST tDy Aune1} 500 A: y
Dssnrosses ST. Hier......@.-- e;4o
West 80 sS.ssss-ssss--s.s..-J -Jsvo
West 4-btn ST.. .b--o
Landing at Non.ers. West Point New
tUrgh, PoUghkespsle. Kingston Point cats
kill. Hudson and Albany. Daily. except
Sunday. Special trains 20 Catss>iM Nts- re-
sorts and Saratoga. snG easy connections 20
all points East. NORTH and West Through
tickets and baggage checked at Offices OF
n Y Transfer Co. Through rail tickets
between n. Y. and Albany accepted. Most
delightful one-day outings 90 West Point
Nswhurgh or PO'ksepsis. returning o., down
beat. Restaurant open at A NJ MUSIC
STEAMER MARY FTWEll
leaving DesbzOsses s. at $40 p ~ Y,
Saturdays i:s5 2. N.l vs.. s2a ST. $50 I. A.
Saturdays 2 p. M Wes. 12s,h st. $3.50
y. M saturdays 2:2o p ND for Hishland
Falls West Point. Cornwall. Nsshgrsn.
New Hamburger, Milton. PoCghksspsie. Ron
dout and Kingston Orchestra on board
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions sor
The Tribune received az their Uptown
Office. No. 1864 Broadway. between Soth
and 37th sts., until o O'Clock p m Adver-
tisements received q the following branch
Offices az regular Office rates until O'c.ock
D. m. viz: Z54 Sth ave. s. cor 2s1 st.
l52 sth ave, cor. 18th ST. (; 90 East f4th st-s
90 West 42d St. between 9TH ard eth avss.s
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
deal SUMNER CRHISz

LL--E-Ns NUN-I-L<E- LIIILEE
Leave New York Every Saturday n = "
HALIFAX, N. s. RED 2Iss saoss
Fine Steamers
E2SAhIND 5HEv1a. and ST. sJgEN' S, M.F.
a delightful voyage at one-cuarter n.
cost OF going % Europe ana a gTuafs-
ehanse Of air and scenery Steamers ssfI-
ms through Long Island. Vineyard Haven
and Nantucket Sounds by daylight. s,5--
ping one day az Halifax each wav. ara
two days az St. Johns; round trip Is davs,
For rates and booklets
BOWRING q CO. II STATE ST. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
Piles llMIE

NEW YORE-AIsBANY.
HUDSON RIVER By SEARCHLLGHT-
Steamers C. W. MORSE. odd dates Au-
gust. and ADIRONDACK. alternating. w..
Pier No. 80 N r., foot Of Canal ST., 8
p NJ, and West 129th ST.. ESQ p. NJ daily
(SunGays included Direct connection with
express trains at Albany for Saratoga. Lake
George. AdirOndacks. Thousand Islands and
Sharon Springs. Orchestra Automobiles
carried. Time table and Summer BOOK Free,
Beautiful Hudson by Searchlisht.'' - f0c.
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE
Str DEAN RICHMOND leaves Pier 81
y. R.. every Monday. Wednesday aud Fri
day az 500 P. NJ. emitting W. l2Sth Sc.
Service equal 70 regular steamers
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
OCEAN srEAMxRa
NORTH G5sMag LLOYD

NORTH sssMAE llrYn
Fast Express Service
observation-disclosures
nal..f s..---.-.. .-s..s.s-sA Aux Z l0A "
Z. Eim. Ii...---.--.--.-..AdS p. sA.I
n49n-itrz s.s-sss.sss-s...S-.L q "a
rals.r ,s,-...-s..ss---...s .sselt. 81. 81 i N
=. Nn. li---.-... Sept o.. G9pA 4
Twin-ScreW Passenger Sere5e,s =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLY MEN
r.te-liIh @--s-.--~--s.....Auz Q. 20 a a
nt5l9e.'' - ssssss.-......---A Aug "a % a. "
t,dflhlpaSt s..ssssss.ss...Al-- q. IDA W
,T-s 49, '-s's''ssss'.. Aus. ~ lu a Fl
Ssssl .--'--...--.-ss---. sept e. 80 A VI
i.ssl.iei- ---...-.-.Selt. IL % a D,
Mediterranean Services.
- GiBtiAIsTAFs-s;AFf.s f.sS-GEN0R
- 1tlis.. s...s..s.....-.....- Aug 20. lf A "
s Alce7t- Aus. q q M
y irene .sSsDt. T. nv NJ
y Af-ise. ss-.s--S sept y rl a "a
y - atrrlt--.-- -s-----.e.. SEPT -. lf A (.
49, :; .elcs y. o. a n
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVEL ~. :.
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE vVo5i,r1
OElsftlCHS q CO. no. r EroafNar s "
louis y. Meyer. loie vgalnus s.. Psiia.
HArsURG-ANERTCAN LTEe
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CsFEER EERoURCs-FAKfTrTor
Pretoria. aug. 4. s An iFennsylUa1i1 49, -
Blu~cher, Aus 8. . All Anori-a a. =.
W'd'sea. Au. n. 1o4mI batavia. So
kGis- A.V.. Au- 16. SPt1 Bluechor. e-rs =
Hamburg direct.
Mediterranean Service
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
r Adaihert- Aug Ocsa1a ......ss-. y
.hfOltfze - Sept HIP. Adaibsrs 81, -
:Cslls Gibzalter. has Grin Roo-r al
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED ay
THE CONFssST
OFFICE. 50 BROADWAY. "
'psou-. 1Geo Rector Piers. Hosax.n.
AMERICAN LINE sslIlsx ss e;so Z. "
FT.YMOUTH-CHER QUITE 4 sfs~--r's, -
~. LOUIS s-.--- Aug slst- Paul Aug "a
Pnila- ------ Aug l1lEew YoTl1...Arx =
RED STAR LINE Es@ Per
HSTVVERP-OOWn0ss pEo-7
Finl' nd Aug. 9 3 :31pm y'nl'e Aug 1S a.rs-,--,,
z>efc-Au- ll-io-3oar,l V'f6- Au. =. ss7da,
WEITE STAR LINE s9 FSO~ Fsss
NEW yORE-o'NSTOVTHg .Tvfr3r5,r, ~ ~
Majestic Aug. :. 10 am Teurouic Aug = 1f.-,
Celtic Aug 10. 10 am Cedric suc- "a 80, -.
Oceanic Auz-1S. 2 pm Halsic- avg. 81 -
TIE M MEDITERRANEAN VA
FROM NEW YORK
EI--S CF5IIes "A. Aug .. 10 A 81; sept =. Nsva
i'''A : ''-'- PROM POsTr;sS;. :; oct y. uloa
CANoPICs aug. II. $50 p ": Oc.
ROMANIC- Sept IS 7-s0 A. n: o. >,
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE~Evr.
The mammoth tgin-scrsv4 =s.---sr.
long. IS broad. 1900 tons. vii ~ 80 -,
New York % the Mediterranean Nov SlSr
Jan 9th. 1Gth. Feb. 1Glh q Mar. Tfr
PASS1NSi1S OFFICE. Q BROADWAY
Freight Orlee. Whitehall Bldg. Battery r.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
CUNARD LINE

From FieEs 5l-52 North River.
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
@%N -@.e~A@,-sH s<1l A1- = n
U1ahE-IA- ---- august II, 70 A Il.
CarOnia. -. Aug. 70 Etrurla. .....AGz 3
Campania- Aug. IS CarmauiR. Aux. .
AR-lTALsE-ADRIATLE
New Modern Twin Screw Srsa1sr,
SIsAyONIA-Aus- =. n Az Oct Il. Dec
PANNOSIA---.......S sept II. ulun; Oct. 70
CARPATHIA. Sept. .. 10 A. NJ: Nou. n
VERNON H BROWN, G. A
2f-2t State ST. Op-0sice the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

sTENoGRAPHER.-S young man. %
10 o5: ReminSson operator: must come
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IOSr

lOST.-Blnkbo0ll No. 4t9.OgZ On Dry uoex
Savings Bank. any person haviuS claims
upon said book s. called upon 60 present tle
same 20 the hank within thirty days. OF t-t
said book Will be declared cancelled ana SN-
ttnSuisheG. and a new one issued N Se-
thereof.
ApST-AankboOk no. G>s.2s3 On UIy DOCK
SAVINGS Bank: any person h4Ning cltlills
upon said book iS called Upou % pGc-e1- 10
same 20 tke hank Nltnlu tniTCy DAYS. or t1s
said book Will ce declared cancelled and -t-
tlnkuisncds and a new ems issued "a Aes
thereof.
IGST.-BsnNh0os No. 4sl.Q9Ss ScaDs1s
RINK for savings. "a aue TE Wal So
New York: payment stCpyc4 ard c4.cr-lA-
uon applied g1s: DIeFse return % bark
xOST. a. STOLEN. -EanksooS No a.. 50
Ot the EFT. srAnc I.d-st-ia a. savings SA-->
PAyIrea, stopped Please rvtu-1 oOok "
pacN No 81 CranoecS 81
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FOR THOSE WHO ABANDON CATS.

her teeth; her teeth. dear girl. they've got Z
be the real thing every time"
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
HELP WANTED.
Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 TO $50 monthly at home In spare
time corresponding for newspapers, no
ranyassing: experience unnecessary. send
for particulars. PRESS NSYNDtCATE.
Lockport. -. Y.
FOREMAN on trim, sash and doors: able
20 work on machinery and 70 lay out
work Address NJ. 81 iZ2 Bay i4th ST.,
Eath Beach, Brooklyn.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAUL MICCiO sold 20 AEostlne EsuoSiso
Charlie Spaduzzfs store with contents ~
tAia Columbus ave
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MAN. honest. sober. steady. reliable. intel
ligent; handy with tools; uEdenable ref
el ences: work at anything. anywhere. Ad-
dress w A. F., Tribune Office.
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WORK WANTED.

Situations Wantcd-Naie and Femate-
-Four lines (not exceeding - words).
three Insertions. l5 cents. seven inser.
lions 40 cents. Exceeding - words ano
less than 80 words. three Insertions. 81
rerts. seven insertions. 60 cents
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OFFICE wORK.-Young man; at present
employed: experienced correspondent. stem
ographer and office man; out OF town; sal
airy $50. Address E. c.. Ts7 Newark ave.
Jersey City, y. j.
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MAN 40, wishes light work in or around
ONCE: errands or watchman. etc. HAG-
NER. 1012 East 136th st.
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MIDDLE AGED MAN. good appearance;
business methods: references. security;
in or out of city: salary moderate. BUSI-
NESS 263 West 125th st.
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MATTRESSES remade at residences by
French process: price 81 80 and up;
furniturs upholstered: city OF country.
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.s,r.s s'2scsl1er fo at Springfield Mass would like
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ELEVATOR RUNNER. - Colored: also
switchboard operator; experienced GRA-
HAM. 435 West SD ST.
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