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The Marshall republican., 1906-02-09

Hundreds 81 Saline county farmers
and their wives are interested in the
poultry business. To all suc,, a
farm paper like The Farmer and
Stockmau, with It's departments de.
voted TO poultry, sheep, dairy, hort.
culture, veterinary matters and all
special ard general interests OF the
farm Is extr, mely valuable. Last
weeks Farmer and Stockman was an
annual poultry humber containing
articles 10y poultry experts from all
parts Of the country on wv inter Eyes
and How to Get Tb,m;'' How To
Make Farm Poultry ProHtable;"
''Wintr Care OF Fowls TO tpsure Fer
tile Eggs;"''Care Of Young Turkeys;''
Feeding Young Ducks;'' ''Broilers
for the Western Farmer;'' Glow to
Raise Geese" "Winter Chickens"
aud similar practical topics. The
poultry industry nov produces over
$500, 10000 a year In this country,
and 10 one 81 our largest single Indus.
tries. In this section, IL IL c61staoily
growing 10 importance. Any fai mer
Interested 10 this or AIRY other phase
OF agriculture or animal husbandry
a subscribe for The Farmer and
Stockman through this office ON AN
exceedingly favorable combination
rate recently made with the l,epubli.
can OF 81 % for both g
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-09
LOCALS.

SoubtN ,'ult 10 lh
Geo. W. Brown is having u
discount sale.
Mrs. Fannie Hodges died
mt Sedalia Sunday.
Nose III. Lind has been i'll
S 'veral days this week.
/. o. Striker is visiting his
sister ut Dardanelle, Ark.
DR.. W. A. Benbow was u
visitor from Gillian Tuesday.
BE sure to attend Geo. w.
Browns special discount sale.
Il. W. Hunter was IA bus.
mess visitors to Higbce Tues
day.
VIM. Klinger went 10 look
after his farm ut Gillian
Tuesday.
T.. e. Perkins handed us "A
dollar Wednesday for renew
ri while in town.
VIM. Mitchell came in to
take advantage of IA clubbing
offer Wednesday.
A new boiler has been in
stalled in the court house
heating apparatus.
j. p. Fulkerson was nm
annual visitor from Salt
Springs Saturday.
For Sale-Good Singer
sewing machine cheap ($5.O O)
ut $50 S. Lafayette.
Jacob Clawson is assisting
John Yeagle near Harde.
man with his work.
Lawrenc Jacoby reports an
increase in his Family Tues.
day. A young lady.
II. G. Sweeney, of Boyelder,
Mont, sent us Il dollar Mon.
day on subscription.
Geo. W. Browns big dis,
count sale is drawing II large
crowd. Don't miss it.
Thos. Andsley will sell AZ
mules in spans at Jenkins
barn in Slater on Feb. 18th.
A. Il. Wells, a substantial
colored farmer of Nelson,
dropped in Monday to renew.
Chas. Thierfelder, of Gil.
liam, went to st. Louis Mon
day night with IL load of cat.
tie.
Abel Leonard, j. r. Thorn.
as, ]. T. Railey and Thomas
Marshall are in Texas pros.
pecting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Gwinn,
of near Slater, came up Tues
day to visit Prof. A. G.
Gwinn and wife.
Three of Mr.. and Mrs.
Proctor's four children are
down with pneumonia. They
reside near Fairville.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Wal
lace, of Lexington, visited at
The homes OF DR.. Ed Sharp
and w. S. Huston Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-09

w. G.. Akers to G. f and Allie
Barton. part lot 81. C Il. addi-
tion Marshall.
Philip Gross to T. izabtth Blum.
lot q, block - New Frankfort
Otto Blum 60 Emma T.. Blum,
30 acres s so IL. al.
j. w. Mckinney to In,z Il. Os.
borne, lot a., B. G. Gillian
W. o. Smith Ell al by gdn To- Il.
A. Eastin, b. acres ls 52.2O...
Hattie l. Lowenstein tn {. J.
Montgomery. part lot li6, L.
Marshall...... =. ...... 80.
j. l.. Sears to II. Z. Gritf.h, 100
acreu 10 ~ 20. ...&
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-09

G.. ID. Herford, of st. Al
bans, W. Va. who was here
visiting relatives, was called
home on account of his bust
ness being DESTROYED by fire.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-09
In Self Defense

Msj,r Hamm editor and manager OF
the COnstitutioualist, Emineuce, Ky.
when he vas tiercely attacked, four
years ago, by Piles, bong 1t a box of
B~ucklen's ArDica 5alve. of which he
says: 1T cured me In ten days and
no trouble since" Quickest healer
uf Bu' rs. Sores, Cuts and Wounds.
2Jcat L. ii Franklid = drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-09
Strayed or Stolen

One small yearling steer,
about middle of Novemb Der.
Weight about 600 lbs. Hair
shaved off of rump bone. Lib.
eral reward for return 10
W. s. Newell,
tf Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-09
Mars hall, Mo.

For Brand new bug.
gy and harness. Inquire OF
Herman r Veudome
Hotel or Marshall Mill & Ele.
vatOr Co.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-09
Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher.
I. cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, c~ruIIers, cruSts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the creates, Of bako-day helps.
aoy.t n,Sura -, vr.e eo. ru Vcex.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-09

Charlton county's oldest
settlers.
M. T.. Tribble dropped in
last week To enroll his name
name. He is Marshall's bee
supplies dealer and an en-
thusiastic bee.keeper. I'VE
hope to add u bee or two sun
der his bonnet during the
coming year.
John Ii. Meyer, Hugo and
Louis Strodtman came up
from West Glasgow Wednes-
day to De present at the
trial of the drainage case.
They called To renew while
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Lucas,
of Billings, Oklahoma. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. +.
Grecian. Messrs. Lucas and
Grecian were connected with
the same bank for 10 long
time and are enjoying the
chance To talk over I'VE Olden
times"
DR.. G. II. Nuckles, who
graduated from the American
School of Osteopathy at Kinks.
vile, arrived Thursday and
is already hard at work AS
sisting his brother, DR.. II. II.
Nuckles. He likes Marshall
very much, although he still
seems To have "a warm spot
Kirksville.
John Huffman was up from
McAllister Wednesday. 1t.
was his second trip TO Mar.
shall since locating there sew.
en- years ago. He says the
people of his neighborhood
are rejoicing over the fact
that the big bridge is being
rebuilt over Blackwatcr. He
has our thanks for renewal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nuger.
Of Norton, were in Marshall
Monday evening enroute to
Gu memo, Kansas. where
they GO in the hope Of secur-
ing relief for Mrs. Nugen,
who has been suffering for
several years. We certainly
wish for them all that they
may hope for, and would re-
juice To learn Of her complete
recovery.
Jack Stump came up from
Herndon Wednesday to bring
us II dollar for Enoch Fen
wick's subscription. He
says Rich Keeth gave IL big
supper in honor of the mar.
riage of his daughter, Miss
Ola, and JAS. Aulgur Tuesday
evening, at which he, himself
and about $50 other invited
guests were present and en-
joyed Il bountiful feast.
JOS. King was down from
Blackburn Monday. He as.
sists in working II coal mine
ON +. ID. Haase's place and
says Iley are DONG nicely rs
they have II vein from 90 to
"a inches in thickness of the
best grade of coal with "a solid
rock top. His house, south
OF Marshall, has been locked
up since,he went to Blackburn
and he says when he came
after his furniture several
weeks ago, Il fine sewing ma
chine had been stolen which
he later found standing in the
street near Nm. Portwood's
place.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

eeielg ter5A-t ---5e wool market Is strong. with
ssa-s 63r - II appears undouhted that the
s,is @: he .oo "l- be needed to supply the de
2s N5rts- 'r5S x number Of buyers Sales include
s& sH5 g. " soninE. Nevada and New Mexico
sFs3lgg n E,5ailu clothing bring from 2lc to 25c
at -i-,saEe and quality Territories are trans
ttS a -s-o ne sco1Eed basis OF Territory wool is
- 5G5-, t9r me staple. 65G6Sc for dne clothing
sasat Feii e-aF'er blood. Pulled wools continue in
':A-ons f5't grades are steady Leading domestic
ssI 10 EMS .d: :Ear!a-1IX and above 33'4 $3.50, K
= g1rse-,i7o - tici Nc ? 3Sg39c; fine unwashed 25f
.. rtresaat'-e 1880. half blood. unwaa ed, 33U
q ua1ss:SSl l-as blood, unHashed. 35q34-2c hGlf
@1as raWss1s '.g.:; deaiHe washed. 80 z g3e II c.;
's9 s2S5giJ5e Inc unwashea. 24q25c: hal; 1Iood, IN
sss. ~ ufee-etghths blood. unwashed 83Q34c:
y w. ln"asAed. Slg32c: delaine, unwashed
~, 65,s t2eisHa 931sHa and Missouri-combng. three
KS oss5ic. combing ouarteT-bood 81 G3I W
z9-,I- g loasisi-Fine 12-ncnths, 72q73c; me
r<sr-s p'A1tc; nRe fail, clean. 56160c
tsea r,,s go b6sisl-Northern choice 6716sc;
essc ~ %Sso5s; middle county. e5Q6ec; South
Ssr 10 isl lasis Eastern. 40 l, staple T0dT2c;
-srsoF~ :. ct1thing 0s41Oc; valley No !. e0I62o.
lsalt,.o 9'ec medium C5aegc
sssar .1f1llsFy tscyuref bassl-Fyns eTT6so. era
c,,ts ceJIc: medium - ssso @' '' - 'S'01' '4-e
." ssassca New Mexico spT!ng Cscoured)-X, 66G65c;
sss. "0o.s s lscoured bszs)--Extra e9q71c: fine A
sopsrs. 5e859c: 3 supsrs asq55a
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To Wh0m 1t May Concern.


NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE ~,
y INTERBORO TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
WE. undersigned. hereby give notice Of our in
tenton 70 organize Tra. company under and pursu-
forty with the statute IN such case made and pro
FIRsT-Tho names OF the proposed - aeorporators are,
6TEUART xEHNEDY lanes HI Il TLoRANGE. MAX
NAab. JOHN a FOLEY. al 4AI-EXANpER "A gRITToN.
ARTHUR C. PERRY. MAuGHAN CARTER.
SFrO%D-The of the proposed Trust Company Is
INTERBORO TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
TO be BT2adway IN IN the Vicinity OF Park Place.
In Witness whereof have hereunto affixed sig
ratIrss this nth day O October, 1908.
s.gnaS 9IRERr T. wooLF. $50 Bnd Ave. N Y
C!tyy: az: RoBERr srEUART KENNEDY. 500 W i5lst
iSsth ST X y city; MAX LoBwENTHAL e7
y%SE a Vest ST ssib BrGsE'a st h = cit 92 bARSARp
~ Broadway, \. Y city: ALEXANDER BRTTT0N.
1871 Madsono ASs ;snYs T. " city, ey1oII 5pENGR O.
GHARLEs D; MoRIRiR.Isq2N sseePshsaa ,; Bay l.
city; Arthur G PERRY; A., 4S Exchange Place.
Ave, ~. y. city
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feceiTerS' Notices.

q sd u. G55ktcrIT COURT OF THE UNIrED sTATFs
q. y stte Ca oi De4av are Jacob Edwards et al
= stge 20 iot Deawe rel: No 2O3 in f7o,,ft
ifany lof DeisshG shG creditors Of the Bay State Gas
f-s-aat % "afe)- Notice IS hereby given ~.
er 90 decree entered IN fha ah6y ne. C, ma, az.
Es'h upon - me undersigned viii offer a pnbI1
esss sud p5s, - steps u the United States Coz,
~ % Nor6e~o once Building. a. wilmington DeIc
Nr, theusas6 10 Jscef1ber ,. 1906 at 2 O'clock n n
sgls Power Cc,-5yl SHARES Of stock Of the Trenton
10 ~ unoer ~ gShy, corporation organized and
tssE value o. s"s OF the State OF New Jersey Of
4 S-gV each. being all the stock OF "a "a
a. The IN per cent Of the purchase price to
VI saie- For further information
1893 fsBa &c W: PEPPER. Receiver.
-- -iNc Building. Philadelphia pa
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y Tribune received at their Uptown Once. No 1864
Broadway between S6th and 3Ith o'clock
T. m Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices regular office rates unt! o'clock p. Wig
Pa 23d 1873 9Th Igth
ST 81 East I4th St 257 West 42d between 7th and
a63 125th st: 1883 2d ave. be
10th 77th 1923 Sd ave- near 6lst 1908
near Sgth 81 157 East 125th 756 fremont
ave; 650 80 ave. 5lst St; 554 Sd ave; 2IO
Beecker 81
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if5.5 rbgaeS f.sTs ENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ..
, n - between ss.t az their Uptown Orice No I2ss
ss ..ertiseIrent "a "a ans 27th SITS until o'cio%l
=. % Ess cor res 1s5 ontil o'clock , m. Viz
49, Ess M z57 Crest l5s sth ave cor 18th
,s ss Ss JOS ID ave- St lsss 90 ave between 7stS
Rear SIS, ast :, 1851 St 75s rrai,,,. VS Isl ~ ave
wa "a ave. 2l0 Ileecker at ~
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Musical.
Business Opportunities.

FTNID PRoPRIETORs OF HoLBROoK WORCESTER
L SHIRE SAUCE. (Which is bottled in
England will bs in position in the New Year to
Agencies in the United States. Applications
cted from reliable merchants wholesalers willing TO
take up the sale OF the Sauce in New York and district
Applicants have extensive with the
Grocery Trade. Stores Write CIV
Ing particulars Of connection territory
FORWARD" care Of Sells Advertising Agency. Fleet
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
DENTISTRY.

~-~->-------->------->-~>
BRIDGE WORK revolutionized by Dr.
Buchanan's latest invention. teeth with
out plates; specialist In porcelain crowns
and inlays; inexpensive. Dr. Buchanan 60
Madison avs. corner 59th st
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Notice of Summons.


CsUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
- Joseph Strauss, Plaintiff against st. Louis County
psrL defendant Plaintiff designates County OF New
UarI~ nace trial Summons with notice. To the
ataTs named Defendant hereby summoned TO
psver the complaint this action. and to
e. oir answer the painh's attorney within twenty
Sa after the service OF this summons exclusive Of the
da OF service and IN case Of your failure 10 appear or
answer Judgment win be taken against you by default
g. the relief deI snded IN the complaint.
Dated, October 21th ISO6 "a 5 5"oSh' N7 M
Nassau st. New York City. Borough OF Manhattan
~ - feTandaut. Louis County Bank:
summons Is served you by puooa-
,,cn yrssnt 10 order Of Hon: Victor j. Dowling a
toL 90 the Supreme the State OF New York
S1S ,he DIST day November, 19o6 and filed with the
IN the Office OF the Clerk of the County Of
@ Tnr Al the County Court House New York County
on the 90fh day OF OCTOBER ieuo ~, -ooo
Dated Nc" ADOLPH BLOCH.
Attorney for Plaintiff once and Postofice Address No
- oo Hasss.,i st Manhattan New York city.
IvEuTTsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
a Trihnne received at their Uptown oice. No 1884
- het xaan seth ana 37th until o'clock
iortis.ments received at the following branch
pfines at eular Office rates until ocoek p M VIZ
81 o. East 4h st, 257 West 42d St between N and
- r's I25th St: 1898 Sd ave-, between
safh va 77th sts 1925 Sd near slst sLi "a
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DED ID" LINE

For la Guayra, Puerto Cabello. cur>.
Gao and Maracaioo. via Curacao. csifinX
also at San Juan. 2. R.;
s ;. CARACAS. --.... Sat, Dec 4 noo,
s S. PHILADELPHIA. Sat. Dec "a noon
For La Guayrs Curacao and MsrscaIhn
S. :. MARACA1BO- Saturday, Dec I. noon
s. s ZULlA..... Saturday. Dec. IS noon
These steamers have superior accora-
modatiOns for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETr
Gensrel Managers SO Wall 81
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COLORED GIRL. intelligent, neat sewer,
would attend lady or do housekeeping IN
small apartment: no cards Address Miss
Haynes. is Jones ST.
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SufTOgates' Notices.


STEvENs ELIzABETH.-THB PEOPLE OF THE
- State Of New York. by the of God free
dependent. 10 Ephram B. Place. Dorothea s. Clark,
Fletcher Place jr William NJ. Place, .EInaline Place
Robbins Isabelle Place Roper. Place Hayward Charles
T. Sparkman, Barker Place. Isabelle Place Sullivan.
Louisa Place Rosono, the only heirs and next of kin of
Elizabeth Stevens late OF the Borough of Manhattan City
end County Of New York, deceased, send greeting:
Whereas Walter H Mead, of the City Of New York has
lately applied 10 the Surrogates Court Of County OF
New York 10 have certain instrument in writing and
certain eodc thereto relating to both real and persona!
Elizabeth Stevens late Of the County of New York. de-
ceased, therefore and each OF you cited to
pear before the Surrogate Of County OF New York
at his Office in the County of New York on
the 18th day Of January thousand nine hundred
and half o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day then and there attend the probate of the said last
cited the age OF twenty-one years
quired by your guardian, II have
II you none appear and apply TO be ap-
pointed. the your neglect failure to DO
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
and you in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. caused the seal Of the
surrogate's Court OF the said County OF New York
hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
L S. Frank T Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF
said County Of New York, said county,
the 23d gay OF November, the year Lord
thousand nine hundred and six.
DANIEL ]. DOWDNBY,
Clerk OF Surrogates Court
g l. H WARD Attorney for Proponent office and post
Office address No. 81 Wall street. Borough OF Man
City of New York
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CHAMBERMAID.-By woman, IN hotel,
sleep at homo; good references 5chon-
tube. 1o1 West 104th 81.
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CHAMBERMAID.-Pro neat, TO
fined young woman; take charge OF grow
ing children; best of reference: city or
country. N. H, Mrs. Golfers Agency. l22
West 23d St
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For PORTO (R1mm

Steamships OF the RED ID LINE III,
sail from Pier>ll, near Wall 81 Psnl
Brooklyn, for San Juan direct as folIo~ss
8 > CARACAS. Sat. Dec q noon
8. g PHILADELPHIA. Sat Dsn ~ no2
For trelsht or passage apply 70
BOCLTON. BLISS & DAILETr
General Managers. So Wall 81
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COOK-Emergency. for children's lunches.
or by day or week; excellent caterer: best
references; city or country. W. H, Mrs
Golfers Agency. 122 West 23d-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

l Thomas a surrogate OF the County Of New
claims against William Low Foster Osborn late Of the
Comfy Of New York deceased present the same with
thereof place OF trans
acting business office of Parsons CIosson McIlvaine
Room 4O3. No % William Street, Borough OF
Manhattan IN the City Of New York. before the
2hth day Of March, 1907, next.
MARGABET Gi4f A dI OSBORN. Executors
PARSONS CLOsSON & McILvAINE. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors, 81 William St. n. Y.
y rORcAS HAMILTON.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
NJ order OF Hon. Abner G Thomas. Surrogate of
the County Of New York. notice is hereby given 10
sed late Of the City and County York TO ex
hint te same with therefor to the under
signed executors the last will and testament OF
TJsmiton Morgan deceased. their office at the Of
ffce of Acessrs. August Belmont & Co. No Nassau
street. York City. ca or before the 7th day OF
Dated New York June 5t. -9os
AUGUST BELMONT
EWARD MORGAN JR
Executors.
Charles stevnr Dawson Tor Executors
York City
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

YOUNG MAN. 2S; work at anything. Frank
Hammersmith, 1425 Amsterdam ave-. care
Bikel
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

TLsLEY. RosAsoND HIN PURSUANCE OF AN
i order OF Abner c. Thomas Surrog
persons having against Rosamond II. Ilsley.
of the County of York, deceased, present the
same with vouchers thereof subscribers their
pace transactng business. the office Of Atwater
haitian, New York. or before the 1st day OF
.
SILAS A ILsLEY. CHARLES BURKHALTER.
ATwArER g. CRUIKsHANK. Attorneys for Executors
AZ Cedar Street. Manhattan New York city.
C,AGE RIJsSELL-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
- of Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate of the
Countv of New York notice IS hereby given to all
5ersons having claims against Russell of the
,ith youchcrs the subscribers. place
of transacting business Room AL No 81 Nassau
Street. Borough Of Manhattan: in the City of New
NaPGARF,T OLIVIA SAGE Executrix.
n nj -T,S W. OSBORNE, JOHN p. MUM, Executors
CHAPIES A. GARDINER, Attorney for c: W. Osborne
nd 7 p Mum. EEecutorE, 1921 Park Row, Bor-
oiigb Of Manhattan. New York City.
pEFOPF-ST BROTHERS. Attorneys for Margaret
Olivia Sage ExeCutrlx. 30 Broad Street Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City
nP0Vy1E EDWARD in PURSUANCE OF AN
orjer oF Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Of
- l-o,nt,, of New YORK. hereby given to all
The Tog Of Manhattan, City and County OF New York.
TO with the vouchers thereof
to he subscriber executTx Of last will
nent Of said Brown. deceased at her place Of
transacng business. the office OF William H l. Lee
her attorney at No % Pine street in the Borough OF
Manhattan. IN City OF New York. before the
21st day OF January 1907; gu . - ~, -,
,6 1:F08 ELIZABETH C BROWN,
WILLIAM H. L. LEE. Attorney for Executrix
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YOUNG MAN.-25; manage real estate.
collect rents. also keep books: willing
worker; five years experience; highest ref
erences. Raphael 102 Avenue D.
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HoUSEKEEPER.--Can take full charge;
best references; wages S25-s30. Zahaisly.
43S East 10Th ST.. % floor.
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Female

BoOKKEEPER.-By young LADY, sxpsrt-
enced; city references. II. Bousa. 40
East 10th st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HAVE $500 TO INVEST. What have you
got to offer7 S. NJ. Tribune Uptown Of
fee, 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
FOR SALE.

DESKS. rolltops; partitions. rsilinzs tables,
saIes. letter presses, counters. shelvings,
clothing store fixtures: stores. offices fitted.
Finn Bros. 2S-32 Centre ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

YOUNG MAN. colored to take care OF
bachelor apartments: references. VIII
Jones care OF Taylor. pit West 65d st.
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TYPEwRlTING.

TfPEWRiTERS-AH makes sold. rented,
repaired. exchanged. reliable service
Gormant 7S Nassau st Telephone 274O-
Cortlandt.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

CONPANION.-By q refined. educated
German widow. aged 5s. as useful com
panon 10 lady or grown children. Call or
address Vollwerth. gal East SSth 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

YOUNG MAN would like TO get outside
position as salesman or collector; has 8
years business experience; can furnish best
OF references. William n. Healy. q Rush
ST., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

HOUSEWORK.-By young gentlewonaan,
German. married. TO take entire care OF
sent!eman's apartment: excellent cook and
housekeeper; care OF linsn; sleep home.
Fitch. ITO Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

automobile, would like position IN auto
mobile repair shop. Matthew volps. 272
| Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

1893 r..a . ". PEPPER. Receivsr
--..G .--Lc RuiLnLn.. r.1.i. a.t, 90.
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CARPET CLEANING.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

tables: high grade bowling alley build
ers lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a
Union Square.
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YOUNG MAN.-Fairly educated: steady
position: will learn any branch OF busi-
ness. but would prefer having charge OF 8
few men; will go 10 any nearby town; no
oanvassing firms; total abstainer. Ed
wards. 144 Mulberry ST., Newark.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

YOUNG NAN. %. strong and willing de-
sircs a steady position where good ser
vices will merit advancement; references.
F. Kruspe. 1879 list ave.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50O second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eK-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 99S Madison St
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

HoUSECLEANING by the week, by mid
die aged widow; best references. Mrs
Tfmn1ss. ass Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
City Hotels.
a portment Hotels.

V'HE HOTEL PATTERSON. 5s West 47th s.-Apar1
u fnents or any number OF rooms and bath furnishe
Or unIarnished: ey season year: restaurant
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

CONSERVATIVE man or woman. with
81 COO or more can make investment; /;
your lawyer would advise. Address Pull
man. Limited, 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

| WATCHMAN.-By man. IS: years trust
ing; honest, sober. Call 135 Irving St.
| Jersey Heights. Joe Gartner.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

GOVERNESS. S.-Frencn governess In private
family in New York: reference. Write
Mademoiselle Smith st.. Peekskill. n. Y.
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ARE YOU A BON vrvANT1

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feed. The good things Of this life are
not as a rule easily found. 80 that II 10
q pleasure to find 80 close at hand
arst.class up.to.dats establishment,
whre one gets those good things at
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First M. z. Church.

DR.. J. Fl. Coleman, president of the
Willamette University. will occupy the
pulpit at the NJ. +. Church both morn
ing and evening. All other service as
usual. On Wednesday evening the pas
tor viii have for bis subject, "The Reflex
Value Of Christian Effort" You are in.
yited TO attend all services.