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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-25

State of South Dakota. Fourth Judicial Cir
cut. in the Circuit Court, in and for DAWSON
County.
Godfried Mild. plaintiff. vs.. A. Milda, defend
ant.
The State of South Dakota sends greeting:
To A. Milda. the above uiined defendant:
You are hereby sum oned and required to an
swer the complaint W the plaintiff In the above
entitled action which was filed in the Office OF the
clerk of this court IN the court house at Mitchell.
Dawson county. South Dakota, on the 9TH day of
April, 1906. and which pfays for Judgment quiet
ing the title to and the determination of all ad-
verse claims against the premises described in
complaint and which are situated in DAWSON
county, and described as follows to-wit:
Lots two and three 2 and 81 In block (2) in
Joseph Scheich's addition to the town of Ethan
in said Dawson county, South Dakota, and to
serve a copy of your answer to said complaint up
on the subscriber at his office in Mitchell, Davi-
son Co.. South Dakota. within thirty days
after the completed service of this summons
upon you exclusive of the day of service, and II
you fail to answer said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Dated this 10Th day of March. 1906.
I. j. SpANGLER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-25

fallv take liauor 20 allotted lands any
more than they car to Indian res
e%rvations. aud the United States
courts Will have ffe@ar III the future
to punish Indians or whites who
take liquor to allotted lands the same
= 5 these who are charged with in
Producing Liquor into the regular
Indian reservations.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-25
INSURGENTS HAVE The STATE
The County Conventions Determined
the Standing of the stalwarts
and Insurgents

Tuesday the county conventions
in the state were held to select dele
gates to the state convention to be
held at Sioux Fails, Tuesday June
S. The returns that have been re-
ceived from practically all the u
ties shows beyond doubt that the in
surgents have carried the sIate and
will have full control OF the conven-
ion, giving them the power to nomi-
nate whom they desire and turn
down whom they wish. The follow
ing is a list of the counties which are
conceded for the stalwarts and in
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-25
Announcement

l hereby announce myself as a can-
didate for county commissioner of
the fourth district, subject to TIE
will of the republican county con-
yention. Geo. W. Law.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-25
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of John Cook. deceased.
Not ce is hereby given by the undersigned ad-
ministratrlx..of the estate Of John Cook, deceased,
to the creditors OF and all persons having claims
agsinst the said deceased. to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers. within four months after
the first publication OF this notice, ito the said
ADMINISTRATIVE. at Mitchell, In the county Of
Dawson, State of South Dakota.
Dated May 22d, 1906.
MARY NJ COOK.
Administrators of the estate of John Cook,
deceased.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-25
OMAHA TIME TABLE.
), NJ. q ST. P. TIME TABLE.

Passenger arrives from west........ l0.45 a. IN
Passenger departs t............ 7.00 a. III
Passenger departs east ........-... Hos a. I'D
Passenger arrives from east ......... 1000 p. III
Passenger arrives from horih....... l0:55 a. m
Passenger departs SOuth........... 1:l0 a. IN
Passenger departs SOUTH. ...... $50 a. M
Passenger arrives from south..... 1925 D. m
Passenger arrives from SOUTH. 1000 p. IN
Passenger departs north. 3.45 p. NJ
Passenger arrives from eaSt....... $40 p. IN
Passenger departs west...... 49,. 3:50p y. m
Freight arrives from east .....-..... 5.3Op III
Freight departs east. ........ ....- 7:30 a. M
freight arrives from south ........ 7l5 p. III
Freight arrives from south. ........ 5:45 a. III
Freight departs south. ......... S:l5 a. III
Freight departs south -. ....... 7:45 y III
Freight departs north. ........... 1:2O am
Freight arrives from north..... no y. IN
Freight arrives from weSt...... 6:15 p. IN
Ereight departs west i. ESQ. a IN
WILL Il. GEORGE Ayanl.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-25
summons.

State of South Dakota. Fourth Judicial Cir
County.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
pTRGLARS STILL FREE.
rl,gs Wvho Robbed Elias AsiePs
House Escape 7titb Loot.

Two masked burglars who entered the
- - F77ias Aslel p broker. at No 15 East
70 n a bout / o'clock yesterday morning
sor,e $500 IN loot. are stiu at large. Mr..
- r,o was knocked down by one OF the
80 sustaining injuries 10 his face from
-s. ,,ruokles. on the advice OF his physician
- yesterday 10 receive hts friends. His
ts.-sss however are not serious.
ih!--ss-fre-for cf the premises shows that the
--,-s GOT into the house by saving through
p--s-S the iron bars which protect the basement
ols ols-e,re and cutting the glass panel IN the door
e. e. = diamond They first piled UP the silver
W W. IN tha dining room sideboard IN readiness
49, or1t with them when they departed and
" - ss,ended 70 the sleeping rooms. Mr.. Asiel
49, vrith his daughter and seven servants. He
80 sounds IL his room and discovered the
tt--Is-s a. work on a safe. He grappled with
80 was knocked down and gagged. but he
s-.eed 10 ring the alarm for his butler and
80 the inmates OF the house, including his
s,rrhter. whersupon the burglars covered all
s-.--5e-s with their TevOlvers and backed out
..s-,-pb the front door OF the house
r1s nech htoIh1od was thrown into q turnult
,.sxciterneut, and several patT0lnen and the re-
s.-vss of the East 6Tth street station were sum-
-,ned 70 the scene. The burglars, however
~ scaled the park wall IN Fifth avenue and
t.ssppeareo-
,sst q gold watch valued at $3.50. four dozen
tHvs- spoons three dozen silver forks and twelve
near and sapphire sticlIpins.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

hnal trading pork up i2sc lard 2lso to SC, and
RIBS 90 20 iOc. Commission charge Of Ao bushei
which was blamed for much OF the dulness Of trade
Tor the last nine months abolished yesterday,
and the previous charge Of &c restored. The I'M
provement in the volume OF business expected 70
result from the smaller charge to a customer was
not Immediately apparent. There a firm tone
TO the wheat market at the beginning. hut that
In part attributed to the advance OF from 1c 70 sc
In Liverpool quotations. and the snow, sleet and
rain prevailing over the greater 2art OF the West
There was nothing else in sight OF an encouraging
nature TO account for advance OF &c In Decem-
her wheat and &c in the May with which the
ket opened. The market sagged near the end. and
anal quotations were 74sc for December and 7s7sc
Tor May wheat. showing 1sc advance in each.
Market for corn had a hrmer tone because Of
the unfavorable weather for curing the grain.
out the amount of fresh transactions very small
and the trading almost wholly confined to changing
over December TO May. At the close December
corn was 423sc to 429sc. and May 43@sc.
The oats market dull and firm. the local re-
ceipts being small and the demand good for Offer
ings in the sample market. The closing quotations
were Ssisc 10 S32sc for December; S54c to S5c for
May and S314c 10 3Sasc for July.
PROVISIONS were moderately active. with prices
showing considerable strength. January pork sold
at a4 s.. up TO a5O5, and of to SIS O21s; January
lard sold at IS 471s to IS go up IS 55 and OF to
IS h24 TO 55 January ribs sold at IS s. TO- and
of TO IS O71k.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
DON'T LIKE CHRISTMAS.
Je5es Protest against Celebration Of
Season an Schools.

A protest against the public celebration OF Christ
mas exercises has been filed with the Board OF
Education by the Union OF Orthodox Jewish Con-
gregations OF the United States and Canada Prom-
creed and insult TO their children the holiday
entertainments arranged in other years by some OF
the teachers and the writing OF Christmas com
positions and the exhibition OF Christmas pictures
They have determined that the Board of Education
must take official action prohibiting anything OF the
sort this year.
The protest fled by the Jews IS IN the form OF a
letter addressed 20 Secretary Palmer OF the Board
OF Education by Albert Lucas secretary Of the
Union Of Orthodox Jewish Congregations. He asked
for hearing on the subject. This hearing will be
held next Tuesday afternoon. The expectation is
that many prominent rabbis and represe ntative
Hebrews VIII argue that there should be an order
from the board covering such cases.
Nj. Lucas said yesterday that the union wished
the Board Of Education TO take definite stand
forbdding the teaching in the schools OF any Sec
terian doctrine. whether it happened TO be Chris
tian, Jewish Mahonetan or inhdel. He cited the
case case Of Frank S Harding. principal OF Public
against whom charges were preferred berause last
Christmas he repeated the Lords PRAYER in the
school and required the pupils 20 sit in attitude
No Ffecfic action was ever taken on the charges.
manded n general terms by the committee on eie-
nentary schools. The charges We're that he not
only recited the Lords Prayer at the opening
ercises required his children TO sit in atti-
tuce Of prayer, but that Christmas exercises
held In the rchool. that Christmas trees were per-
m,tted IN OF the classrOoms and that pictures
descriptive Of the life OF Christ were in some OF
Mr.. Luc. : in speaking about this said that last
Of the Temple Emanuel. in Fifth avenue. had
been asked 10 write composition on Christmas
orthodox rabbs. sSiG last night hat t6i. move
mem was general among the liberal Jews as well
Is among the strictly orthodox. we cant see"
sad Re, why one religion should be taught IN
that religion may be-"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
PANIC BARELY AVERTED
EleUated Trains in Collision at 1O6th
Street Station.

a panic was narrowly averted yesterday. when
TWO elevated trains crashed Just above the sta
ton at lO6th street and Third avenue. Passen-
gers were thrown out Of their seats. and those
VINO were standing were hurled TO the floors OF
the cars. No one was seriously injured. Ambu-
lances, however. were called from the Harlem
Hospital, and the reserves from the East 1O4th
street station were called out
The rear platform Of the first train. which was
standing at the station, was crumpled up by
the collision. while the front platform OF the
second train was badly splintered The reserves
had their hands full keeping the people in the
avenue IN check, as there were rumOrs that the
half an hours delay traffic resumed. No
arrests were made
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
CALLS OFF POLICEMEN.
Bingham Takes Uniformed Mem
4uav from Suspected PooIrooms.

Police Commissioner Bingham yesterday or
tsrs1 FL uniformed policemen stationed in front
O. suspected gambling houses and poolroons
withdrawn. This action was the result OF a
Conference between the Commissioner and AT-
Jerome. 7 Is also said that a list OF suspected
places ir different precincts has been turned
oye. 70 NJ Jerome. More than ffty subpuenas
have been issued FOR the keepers of the sus-
pecisd places, -e-urnable this afternoon before
ihs grand jury, which VIII sit as a favor TO the
District Attorney 10 investigate the gambling
Situation.
II. Jerome. 4, is thought intends 10 investi-
gate thoroughly the TUCOred liberation OF pool
Tocms by The Police Department. especially IN
regard 70 "The" Aliens house Ct No so Sixth
lTeLIe
Albert 4 Fe,k, The" Aliens manager testi
fed before the grand jury yesterday morning
i s understood that he was closely fnterrogated
about PEtr0rCal Lynch, who was also called be-
fore ths grand jury and examined at some length
ty jerome. FGlk Is said 10 have admitted that
he gave money 20 some one for the protection Of
the place JUS before II was reided There were
other witnesses II the EnterOOrn, but their
names are known only al the District Attorneys
eloe They are said 10 know something Of the
Slneciion OF certain police officials with the
Too.-00Ds II this Cl-y.
After the last witness had been examined Mr.
ssone disraisse5 Lis stenOgrspher and talked 70
ne i1-y tor some time.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
WORK WANTED.
81 ale

YOUNG ooiored man. with mechanical
elevator ana nrtng experience, desires
position; references Joseph Weloh. asa
West SD ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
FRANCE NAV TAX ooTToNsEgp.

Paris. Dec 5.-Cottonseed ana cottonssed OIL. OF
which there Is enormous importation from
America are threatened with almost prohibitory
duties The subject is being pressed. not only as
= source OF revenue. but on the demand Of
the olive oil industry for protection The customs
commission OF the Chamber OF Deputies has de-
cided 10 propose rider 10 the budget, increasing
the tariff cOttOnssad six francs and the duty on
cottOnseed OIL 20 z francs for 100 kilograms. The
Foreign once has received from Ambassador Nc
CCrmiCk strong representations against the eug-
gested increase n duties. The most favorable
feature Of the situation from the American stand
point lies in the differences between the two com
~0Fz
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
,,ovON TRAIN WRECKED.
-,..,no Limited Leaves Track
Eighteen injured.

.vo Dec 5.-Train Sc. on the Monon
--,ieh IS the fast limited on that line be-
500 r-,,cinuati and Chicago. was thrown from
sTssn two miles north OF Frankfort. Ind.
ths u- sox rv a broken ran. Eighteen passen-
saft !. , total of rs on the train were In
fsTs o.. ,obodv was killed. ard II IS not ne
suTsd. ~. any 81 the injured VIII die.
teyel- .,'t ts no em5arkment al the scene OF the
There rs the cars ploughed their way along
s.coeHrs a. The side of the track for con-
ne &C. 81. distance without turning over before
tldsIapa le,-e-- 10 4 stop. The injuries Of the
teins ,-s are bruises and cuts received py
u.s. .f-oun about The cars
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
pArTRnADr
Americas Greatest Railroad"
NEwYoE-M (TsMTEsIa
laIpscN RIWR RsnanAn


q saIc5cN RIVER RAuRaAn
Trains leave Grand Central Station. g2e s..
and. except the S-3O . n, 1.02 $50. IL 90
?. r., stop al l25th S., s2 minutes sztsr.
BunalO-fs 80 IS Is. 80 20 al N. f.OZ
-L06. '2O4. $50 s6.OO 500. %. 20.
$50. SlLs0 ?. H.
$50. 900 500 s8.s0. 81 80 >. m.
Cincinnati-'2 o.. $50. 500. 30. s11.S0
p m.
CleveIaaa-'s.s5 a m. sl.Os. $50 500.
oe '9.30. eli 80 p. n.
DetroiJ-"s.45 a. m. r.Os. s4sO. 400.
'S.Oo $3.50. siI.sO D. N.
1noianapoiis-s2 O4 $50. sl1-SO .. n
MoHireal-El2- 10 70 80. ts.A5 a n. @T.oo
Niagara Faus-fs 80 IS "a a. n, s1O.10
a. m, '1O2. si.Oa. '6.0O. 90. '9-20.
s.. Lcuis-'2 e. $50 .11.sO .. m.
Ioronto-fS.8 80 a n. :. o. b9 80 BILL 30 Pa
HARLEM DIVISION
80 a. n. and S.36 ?. m. ex. sunday. -
slttsasld and North Adams: Sunday. s-S4
Pullman cars On al through trains.
- ItcSet Offices az 40 245 4l5 and ldle
6sIoaowsy- p Union 50. W. eT5 Columbus
~. o.. u West 125th St. Grand Csntral aad @
F.llon s.. and 954 Broadway. Brooklyn
r-bal!y fEx- sunday. SEX MoncAT.
okX Saturday
Telsphons 300 ss,h 81" ror New YORK
fSet.LraI Cab Service Baggage checked ron
uosei or s@Ssldsncs @ by Wesgoott Express.
Vice Pres. & Gsn. Mx-. Pass'r Trsaie Mgr,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

fBy Telegraph The TrtbuneI
Chicago, Dec. 6-LocaI traders abandoned their
efforts bull wheat late IN the session. and prices
reacted, closing unchanged to Hc higher. Corn
closed 1so 10 sc lower. and oats a shade higher
Provisions ruled strong throughout and on the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO.
Tickets to Texas. Colorado. Mexico.
New Mexico. Arizona. CalIfornla. Georgia,
Florida. Alabama. etc, ALL OCEAN
ROUTE To MIAMI PALM BEACH. Fla.
Pocket Guide free Il H RAYMOND.
Gen. Mgr. 130 Fr0nt It, n. Z.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

A -ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APNRTTENT- p@i
a: Vate bath $50 daily; including meals, two ass
weekly; one. SIS THE ALABAMA Is l1th st
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

D9sr.-Banghook No 4IT.z7e. On Dr
locz Savings BE-F ANY perEon having
e-l1s upon sad book is called upon 10
gisssl' LIE same r. -le Ls1k within thirty
lis g Ire sL l.-E WlL be dec srsd
enc s1 ara ez-ils-lsled auc p new one
is.s- "a Leu thereof
A-e- CT STOLEN -Earkbo0k 20. 53T so
ne Se--z- sHri-E= Bank ia the city
rev YORK. corner 4fr ave snd 1ath ST.
A-s1 % A--cL-g l---=k1.a- All persons
.t lalt7rs- sEa.-E- negotiating the Esue.
y - -eilrl-- % me hank ,r tls 11th cav
Lels-7e-. leir l-- cate VIII &c
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

- lba-kho1E 40. s6s s54. on Dry
,.3- I--A savings Bank. ANY pe-son having
- -l-1 sff book IS called upon 70
- - l1e sane o. rEe hank within thirty
,.-s..,a q ne Fsi5 book WIZ be declared
s. = enc e'' r--sEss and a new cae
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

- Oh stolen -Ba-Kbc-E 70 62s.-
- ot me German Savings Bank. tn tHe
- q Sew YORK corner stl ave sc1 18th
.sa-s- 20 Etc ssa- All persons are
-----le- against -=Erti ia---- The same. Il
=. - 'silf-e- o. tla bank 10 December q.
- duplicate w.I re Issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
YOUNG LADY. graduate I. medicine. with
considerable hospital experience n gen
ersl medicine enc care of mental cases,
would take entire charge o. an Invalid a.
home OF travelling. Address Physician,
care Mrs Mccarthy. Il5 West 18Th 81.
STENOGPAPHE Bright accurate ana
rapid, some experiences; 10 aEeuta. Miss
Mcdonnell 3s2 Ear 42d St
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. 1864 Broadway. between 86tb
and S7th sts-. until 2 O clock ?. m Adver-
tlsemenrs received az the following branch
Offices a. regular Office rates until 3 O'Clock
m viz; 254 sth ave. e cor. 25d 81;
30 Ctr ave. cor l2tr -: % East 18th 81
81 West 42d -. between 18th ana sth aves.;
263 West I25th St. 1888 "a ave. between
T6rh and T7th SITS. Io28 g. ave. near elst
s., 170s lsr ave. near seth St: IST East
I25th 81. T6s fremont ave: ESQ "a ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

- lA STOLE; .--f3z1EH0ok 10. ebs-
sae q re German Savings Bank. II the
- q AeV York corner 4.l ave ans 18th
- l%-ec -0 Es--E Gross All persons
= lslllne- against negotiating the same.
! =; rer---sG o. Tie ba-E Ia December
. 4~P. --D-. -.-sts WIZ be issued
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK revolUt.onized by Dr..
BUchEnAn's latest invention. teeth with
put plates. EpeciRliEI in porcelain crowns
and mays. inexpensive. Or. Buchanan. $40
Madison ave. corner 5eth ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

-, = So s5rt-'-ls Est PERSON rney ear
'as,.,.za .zarresroae.., - at home. IN spare
llr-it, eEEerI-..ee 'll ht H7pspers no can
,Frc-----.---l'ss .-l'ss Syndicate. I5ekpaTt' 4. y.
q, s.'lsts li,a s5 4 Operators l1-9roveT-
4FeeDs 49,, apprentice girls varte6
F,.,ilt.5-- fssialt IL is------------
a. -lp'y slgeIiuteadent. i55
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
NO. q 80 q. u
Tarourh Dany trains % ne west.

"Daifv
Through Daily Trains 20 shs west
Leave New York City go St Lih'y g.
CHICAGO. PITTS BURG T.b0 an S % ars
CHIC GO. COLUMBUS. 5. 81 81 an I2. o. u'n
PITTS 'RG. CL.EV FL .. 3 50 rrn % pu
''PITTSHL RIG LIMIT D. 6.5O pm T.e1 pa
GIN ST. LOUIS Il0T-TSV.. A. 30 ora I.2H an
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOCISV. 9 50 am 70 90 aus
O.Eces 2s5. Ara 1870 Brcsdway. g Asr0s
House los Gree1wIch s., = Union square
W, S91 Grand ST. y =; Si3 Fulton ST.
After g p. ~ Sleeping car Ressrvatioca
ard fun Information regarding trains. eto.s
can Be obtained az Bureau or TufcrmatiOn-
& q r n 23d g.. Terminal 'PholA
No Chelsea s1tA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
ACCOUNTANT seeks engagements; opens.
closes adjusts sudits books: terms rea-
Bouabis; special rates 20 Arms not requiring
b5okkeeper permanently. Accountant 4Oe
Ralph st. Brooklyn
ARTIST Jspaness graduate Of Tokio
at college experienced and recon-
Tnecded GE designer and artist; Oriental
designs and drawings speciality. Gado.
% West 2lst 81
Bo0KKEEPER -ThorouEhly competent,
20, nice appearance, hard worker.
wishes position with standard house. at
present employed A. II Doorly. 1s1st
g. and 18TH ave.
BOOKKEEPER. ASSISTANT. b. young man.
y. with some practical experience
a L. Ross, ie7 Macon St. Brooklyn.
BUTCHER. German. lately
landed seeks position where there IL
chance for Advancement. sausage maker
preferred Go!tsch, SIS East fist 81
CONTOURIsT.-B young German under
STANDS 81 outline work. or do anv rrher
work Address Adolf Irnler. care Ricbter
107 East safh ST.
le-staulH English. besr reference 10 vears'
experience. knows business perfectly Ion
ataan George. i27 West 15th e.
CASHIER or offce position or anv kind OF
Light work by Catholic young man %
o. good appearance; little lame J. Nc
Cluskey, li2G Myrtle ave. Brooklyn.
------------
I CLERK p; experienced banking ana
mercantile houses, desires 70 connect
w;th reliable house. Johnston. 157 East
1lst -
CLOTH EXASNER-Assistant. piece
epol. et1.z cIerEs Lneesurers n some re-
{ liable clothing house; i've years experi-
enoe- Maurice Setter 'To3 Ees; 9TH ct.
COLLEGIATE studying during day. wants
eTening employment ar anything; every
evening = necessary: good at figures. Ad-
dress student i4is 5th ave.
CARPENTER ana ER.-Good work
man. steady work Gottfried Elavaty.
tsa East "a 81. top floor.
CARPENTER.-Also cab.netInal.er: have
al Necessary tools Banlower. 10 For
FytE Fl
cARPENTER's HELPER Young mani
iss-s = c2z sssz= :hs trc6S Hartman.
- East lin 81
CARPENTER Young man. steady: all
A---s ~ Woodworks repairing Call
OF write. ST. Schiller. 52s West ssth 81
CARPENTER. BUILDER. - First class;
19bgiag. repairing Eood reference. s.
DenaLit. sG2 Atlantic ave Brooklyn.
/ DETECTlFE-Clever. discreet. reliable
young man wants work: ten years al
/ como entia4 work best recommendation
1 j. present employer. reasonable wages
I Burk. 214s Sd ave
/ CEAtfFEERs HELPER By single
/ 1.-LS american lu repair shop or On
gentleman s place. Address T. =. Malone
1fo E4sscker 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
HELP WANTED.


p6s555ll-AHA1I g. sTRAUs.
R-I--,S..JIln r -HAi WANT A
cfpr - iEH sEH OF BRIGHT
GF GFa OVER I6 YEARS
D. AGE 70 ACT *
Apr 4 I WRAPPERS.
TFET-,.-O . sIPERTE-
lFN-r- y r J. a = T
EASF..re WRAPPING.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

BOOEKEEPER. ASSISTANT, By young man
%. with some practical experience
\. 7. Ross Ie7 Macon ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
EAMRuPG-AMHPICAN INH.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOC CTH-CHERBO CRC+-HAABCRG
sPTstOria. De. s. $50 AM "VaIdersse. .Doo. IS
Kaiserin. Dec. 13. PM Bluechsr. Dec %
sOmits Che-51urg
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES-GENOA
Hamburg Jan. 10 Hamburg. Mar. %
sT+5foItEs. Jan % ZIP v Luiss APR II
Deutschland Feb. 4'+"RIoItke. ...ADr %
Hamburg Feb. 10 Hamburg. Nay
"Has Grill Room fEas Gym nasIurl-
Mediterranean and Orient Cruise, -
days. Mediterranean Cruise.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
L.ackawarna Railroad,

y " e VAPTT0RD r p
Trains depart from Grand Central gtatlc1-
42d St alL arh Ave. Es follows for
BOSTON VIA Nav London Z Prov. $500
- 1000 - 1902 A. NJ. = 100,
- 1;01 - 500 - 500 - 5.O2
sf12-0O p NJ via Tifli-usatfc-4fs fs-OI A.
NJ 1900 p NJ VIA 5pf1--49-lS A. n,
Ic-C0 400 slI-00 p N
Wor's-er & Fitch. via Putnam, Tos50 ,. e.
LaksvIIs & Norf-+S 40 A. W. t8:91 P -
CT. Harrington. s-oCkb-tdFs LenOz. Pf-tB-
hsII-+4.54 +S:49 A. II and 73.5l ?. AH.
Ticket 0ficss az oGrand Central Sca-idz
and c125-h St, also E- C2i6 1900 c125A
Rwsy, COS Union Square. c1S2 Fifth Ava,
c-f ' -~ Hrs Ave. 14 MADISON Ava
clos " f25th ST., 2I9s Third Ave-. -
$50 2 way.
sDaEy -EXcept Sundays. fStops A. 12.Ea
St xS-ops a. 125ch ST. Sundays only.
1Par-or Car Limited a4s dining eAA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
RESFAURANTs
FOH SALE

DESKS. rolltOps Partitions. rsiTin-s tssiss.
sares. letter presses. counters. shslviu.a.
clothing store uXt4rcs stores offces 1xts.l-
Etln BToz.. 2s-S2 Centre A.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

BOoKBEEPER -Tho oroughly competent
%, nice appearances, hard worker
wishes position with standard house, at
present employed A. II Doorlv. I9lat
e.. and 18Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

ACCOUNTANT sssEs engagements; opens
closes Ehjusts Rudits books. terms rea-
EOnaoie; special rates 20 Arms not requiring
b5ckkeeper permanently. Accountant, 40e
Ralph st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

SOOh Vs.neFfcncyl for dinners. luncheons
or oy day; excellent caterer: vel rsC,rn
rnendeds O.. Mira Golfers Agency. 100