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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-03

Associated Press
Meridian, Miss, Mar 3.-A lorna
do, accompanied by heavy rain
storm struck this city last evening at
$50 o'clock.
The storm center was in the south
ernGportion of the city and particular
ly heavy along the Front street, one
of the principal business streets OF
the town Nearly every house on
on the Front street is reported to
have been demolished. The Armour
Packing company's plant is the only
building left standing and the roof
Of that is gone.
All night the search for bodies in
the wrecked and burned buildings
has been kept up. So far thirteen
bodies have been recovered, and the
search still continues, The property
loss will be in the neighborhood Of
1000, 000
The identified dead are
William Nelson, former chief Of
police.
Claude Williams, book-keeper.
j. P. Tarry, policeman.
Mrs. Ellis Singleton, and her grand
daughter.
Among the buildings destroyed are
Meridian Cotton mill, City Electric
Power station, Queen b Clsscent
freight station, Lyle Grocery compa-
ny, @. M. Rubbish lumber yards, Mey-
d aer-Neville Hardware company, Grand
Avenue hotel, Ogden hotel, Railroad
Y. M. G. "A. and Elmire's restaurant
A large number of small buildings
were either demolished or badly
damaged.
Many people we're injured, and it is
possible other dead will be found.
The storm lasted only five minutes
Mobile, Ala, Mar 3-P M. Strutz
of Washington, Mo-, wh9 arrived here
from Meridian, said: "There was a
downpour of rain and then with a
rush and noise that struck terror to
the stoutest heart the tornado de-
scended upon that portion Of the city
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-03
GOVERNOR
HOCG DEAD

Dallas, Texas, Mar. 3-Former Gov.
ernor James Fl. Hogg died at Houston
this afternoon.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-03
CURTIS BILL is
in CONFERENCE
Longed-for Measure Removing Re
strictions Passed Yesterday After
Prolonged DebatG.

Washington Mar. 2, s p. m.-The Curtis bill
passed the senate today. 1t looks safe.
w. E. EIaIseII.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
SI-PREArE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

Strauss. William T Hockey Susan n. ruthil
The Pelham Operating Company. Cornelia r. Smith
seph Handey James y. Carples and Henry r. Keyser.
Defendants Summons. Trial desired in New York
To above-nemed Defendants You
by summoned the complaint in this action
OF the Plaintiffs attor
news within twenty days after he service of this
mons exclusive of the day Of service and in Of
v-orr failure 10 appear. answer. judgment will he
taken against you by default relief demanded
the complaint.
Dated New York June 21st. 1906.
CARRfNGTON e. PIERCE.
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
Postofhce address and Office No broadway Borough
NJ Manhattan. Kew York City.
Strauss and Corneiia r. Smith and to each
Of foregoing summons is served upon by
publication pursuant order of the Hon Edgar A.
Spencer a Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the state
Of New York dated August 18th 1906. and filed with
complaint the Office of Clerk or the County
the County Courthouse. in the Borough
Of the City az New YORK. the 18th
IF August. 1906.
Dated New York August 10th. 1906
CARRINGTON & PIERCE
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
postonce address. No 900 Broadway Borough
NJ Manhattan. NeV York City.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

~, hork by the Of God free and ndependent-To
Mar z Paine William James Dunphy Mile
Trank n pqnphy. Milton Dunphy. Mabel Dunphy Winnie
1unphN Edith Iunphy. Emma l. Dunphy. herin
SSrnGoat @ E Louisa Fitz Minnie Finn
son the he and next OF kin OF Martha ROby de-
ceased send greeting Whereas Aaron T. Garrabrsnt Of
me city OF New York has lately applied the surro-
saue = Court of County of Sesr have
certain Instrument in writing. October "a 1901
<-sns 70 notn real and personal duly
as te ase VIII ana testament Of Martha Roby
OF ire county or New York deceased therefore you and
each OF cited appear before the Surrogate OF
our County of New York az hts office Ceupty Of
New oTk. on the 18th OF September thou
SAND nine hundred and six. half-past o'clock in
he forenoon or that day. then and there
prooat' OF The said last will and testament And such
or you as are herhy cited age Of TWEEN
tyone years required appear by yo~ guardian II
you nave one or II YOU have appear apply
FOR one 70 be appointed of
or failure 20 DO 80 guardian appointed bv the
surrogate 10 represent and for you the proceeding
In testinony whereof we have caused the Of
SurYogatee Cour Of the said County Of New
Ia 3 YORK 10 bs hereunto affixed. Witness Hon
ABNER G. THOMAS Surrogate Of our
,aid County Of New York county 18th day %
July in the OF one thousand nine hundred
hnd six DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
Jerk Of the Surrogate's
CHARLES ? HAIdoSk- Attorney for Petitioner.
2os7 Boston Road. New York City.
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sEx- sunday. tDsuy.
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y. 7. n. III. & HARTFORD n. T.
Trains depar. from Grand Central Sia'ion
z2G 81 and 4th Ave. as follows for -,
BOSTON. VIA New London * PrOv--ft,.
u 1000. sxi1o:02 u z. -" ~
'Xll1:ni. * S-oO. = s,Go. 49,
ssl2OO T NJ: via Viillman,.c-''s.ss..
4 NJ. t2;00 T N: via S9fd-Ts'b
\ NJ illl3:Os,. sl4;OO. al go P. y
PORTI4NNI) & BAR HARBOR-tss,laP p y
WHITE MOI USTAISS. ST. ALEASS an
CJEt;Et, seilS:4O a NJ i4-o0 P. u
WORCES Eat and FITCHBJEG. VIA ~
NSM-;3.53 Z N
L.SEEVILsLE ard NORFOLK - T.s's.
A NJ fS:GI ? NJ
CT harrington StockbFiGEe. Lenoy. Fl-s-
fieId-S$.54 sS9.O3 4 II. STA. 1881 -
Ticket ofIces At cGrand Central ssa:iss,
and C1%5th s.. also ~ Gas l%N. el.t
way. c2S Union square. clS2 Fifth Avs.
ce4i Columbus Ave. c6+9 Madison Ave.
ctUS " 13Sth st. 259S Third Ave -
BROOKLYN. CO court S. 4I9 Sos'rand AVE-
"CaiIy. tE,Ncepf Sundays ssaiuIsss.. iu,ss.,
only sStops at I35th ST NStops g: -
s. SUNDAYS only. tParloE Car lll.i.S.
iiHas dining oar- cSarlor and Sleepins III
ttcEets also
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MEw jersey GEa7ss,

STATIONS root Liberty ST. s. P
-''-~S wv I'D ST. \
Time shown below Is non Iiss-,- =,
west sd St. leaves 10 minutes esrIis- ~
sept as noted BY desisnatirE MARKS.
EAS1OS 80 =. BsSs iI>Eli E1Sl. ALLENTONv
AND MACCH CHUNK-z4GG rs -
tom, $40 a NJ, / 20 : 80 s06 h. Is
EaStOn only p M sun zAa0 A al
%. 800 and eco P N
MILK ESBARRE AND sCRANTON-aN
a y -. 500 P. N sundays. saa
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT. TONS RIVER
AND BARSEGAT-z4 90 9m n
30. 800 Lakewood and Lakehurs, oriT
k3 40. sundays 700 A III 90 Is.a-
wood and L.a<ehurzO
Atlantic s'hrH-s9- 80 A Il. xL00 - ~
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK
z40O SO. ~1O 30. l130 A. NJ. eTilea
Il 20. 1.3O. As. 40. ahsS5. gAs5 osi.,
80. $50. IL o. Sundays. except Occ11
Grove. - 10 81 4 u. 40. $50 p 81
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SEABRlGE7
MONMOUTH BEACH. EAST LONG
BRANCH-z4-O z5.5O. $ so II 80 A v
80. 450. $50 $50 ? NJ sundays. ao1
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR Atlantic
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT. LONG
BRANCH ASBURY PARK OCEAN
grove. p Rim G LAKE POINT
aa 3 y 10 III 81 n y 10 IL n q ~
AIS 40 1.45 ?. NJ sundays. . 9 4 N.
% 35. 33j 745 r NJ Pier 10 v n.
Ceds- St. SEQ 1000 11OO 4. N. lGa.
2GO.'5 ~ 44j SEQ SO p II Ssnszys.
1OO0 : NJ I o. 4uN. 3 10 ~
READING. HARRISBCRG. POTTSvILL.E
AND WILLIAMSPORT - 800. zsaa
4S-GN. l9,10. O0eO. 1l.90 A. n. Rsaiias
only. p'l1OO. i'1z0. f200 p. " Ps1s-
Ing. POtts-ille. Harrisburg only. tad.
$500. 80 p NJ
PHILADELPHIA
eZ4 80. M o. mS.O0 s9 90. ms1oC1. sliG7
a NJ. msl2 90. nj .O0. goo. s300. s.n.
ms 00 ms60,- sT. 90 800 so00 ui0 81
p NJ is12 IS u-dt
BALTIMORE AND WASHTNGTON
500 ne1O.OO mS12 60 ma3O0. mts.M
ms6.Op. 300 1s1215.
sDsily. 4Dailv except Sunday. pS1n1sgs
$ParlOr cars only Via Tsmaquz- aEx-
cept Saturdays. n5Diniug car xSaturdlYs
only. zFTom Liberty St Only
From Twenty-third SIS ~ ? 81.
c3 20 r n. el22O P NJ - ~ P ".
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Offices: Liberty s.. West I'D St. 8 As,'r
House. PAS. 434. 13Osl. 1855 Broadway lsg
5th Nv.. Isl 9Th Az - t'nion square Wssl.
2I9S 81 Az les West 135th 81 s45 60
lunrbus Az. New York: Court s. Ss3-
344 Fulton St, 4I9 N0strand Az. Brook
lyn; 3So Broadway. WilliamsbuTa New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks tag
gage to destination
W G BESLER G. n ECFT
ViCe-Pres- < Gen. Mzr Gen Pass'r Aesut
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VALET. ATTENDANT To an invalid: ex-
peeienced. educated. gentlemanly: accus-
toned 10 travel. New York references
GRAHAM. GO Lexington ave.
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. hy the Grace Of God Free and independent
To Solomon T. Satterwhite Lucy a. Cannady {
satterwhite. Madison Satterwhite. Mary Currin and
Catherine Currn. all Of fun and next Of
kin of James A Safterwhite. deceased greet
ing Whereas William p. Satterwhife has lately an
piled Ia the Surrogate's Court OF OF New York
TO have certain instrument in writing relating
real and personal property duly proved VIII
and Testament Of James A Sattervhite late of the
County Of York. deceased Therefore you and each
Of you are cited appear before the Surrogate
County o New York at his office IN the County Of New
York. the 9Th day Of September thousand nine
hundred and SIX. AT hafpast o'clock forenoon
Of that day then and probate of the
said last VIII and TestPmsnt.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have caused the Seal
~ the surrogate Court Of the said County Of York
70 he hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. Abner e Thomas Surrogate Of our said
County of New York County the
lSeaL 18th day OF July. in the ~ Lord
,,- one thousand nine hundred
lpANltI- J DpWDNEY. Clerk Of the SurroEate's
HAIRY MACK. Attorney FOR Petitioner. William
st. Manhattan. New York
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


AMERICAN LINE S7dm selling PiHr aS ssO I$ 4 & r. r.
FLTMOUTH-CHERB G-SOUTHAMPTOSS
New York . Aug. q Philadelphia. sept =
ST. Louis. Sept st. Paul. sept 10
RED STAR LINE Ef0N IG 3. Per 4
DOVER-ANTWERP- PARIS)-
V'Td. .Aua. -. s:3Oana fZeeTd. .SsIt s. 9:0O am
FinFd. Sept-l. 2:3Opm AR inland Sept lJ,& pm
WHITE STAR LINE p gsoS e '7er
NEW TORK-Q' 'NSTOWN LIVERPOOL
Cedric Aug. -. s :3Odm Celtic sept = = am
Baltic. Aug %. noon Oceanic. Sept. 10. noon
Majestic. Sept > 1Os m Teutonic- Sept n 1Osarl
TIE AZ MEDITERRANEAN AzdREs H5A
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. Sept. -. noon: Nov 3. Dec 8
REPCBLIC,Oct Is. noon ;Dec.1 tfrOm Boston,
FROM BOSTON
ROMANO, - sept. Is. T:3O A. NJ: Oct %
CANOPIC. oct. 8. 1870 p NJ: Nov. Il
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl-
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Notice of Summons.
crPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW

SUPREME COURT OF THE SlAl Il or NE"
- YORK-Peter tIerche Plaintiff. against Rudolph
simon William clark Theodore Kieva and Mary
KevaI said Theodore ievai the said name
Mary; being fictitious, rea, Christian name being
unknown TO p1antin Defendants Trial desired in the
County Of New York Sumrn"ns. 10 'he epoNe named
Defendants, and each % them;
Won are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in
this serve ccoy OF your answer on the
Pisntin. Attorney days after tho service
Of this summons Of the day Of service and in
case of your failure answer judgment will
b taken sgans. yoi default for the relief demanded
IN complain,
WILLIAM T cRoAK Attorney for Plaintiff, once and
T'ost Office Address. 229 Broadway. New York City.
y. Y.
TO the defendants Theodore Kieva and Mary Kiey al,
tho xife of said Theodore Kieval Mary
being fictitious Christian being unknown TO
The foregoing summons is served upon you by publi-
cation. pursuan: order of the Hon. James a.
Blanchard Justice Of the supreme Court Of the state
complaint in the office Of the Clerk of the
County the County Court House in fhe
Borough OF Manhattan city. County and of New
YORK on the 2sih DAY Of July, IsOs
Dated July 25th. 1876.
WILLIAM !. CR0AK Attorney for Plaintiff. once and
y. Y.
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Hudson R1V@0o
CIV maMlim[hIa

Palatial Steamers NEW YORK, Al
BANN" and "HENDRICK HCDSON'' OF
the Hudson River Day Line. fastest and
finest river boats in the world.
Lv. Bklyn.. Fulton 81. (by Annex 500 A. ~
" DeSbrcsses st. Pier. $40
:. West 40 81: :-....-...s..- .GO
west 11s}th st BED
Landing at Yonkers. West Point. New
burgh. Poughkeepsie Kingston Point Cats
kill. Hudson and Albany Daily. except
Sunday. Special trains 20 CatsSfll Mts re-
sorts and Saratoga. and easy connections TO
all points East. North and West. Through
tickets and baggage chet ked az offices OF
n Y Transfer ca. Through rail tickets
between ". Y. and Albany accepted. Most
delightful one day outi-gr 10 West Point
NewburEh or Po'keersiC returning on down
boat Restaurant open at 4. NJ MUSIC
STEGMER MARY POWELL.
Leaving Desbcosses St. at $40 p 81.
Saturdays :45 p. NJ. ". 80 81. $50 P. NJ.
saturdays . P. NJ. West 129th st. $3.50
p. NJ Saturdays 2:2O P. Nj for Highland
Falls. West Point Cornwall. Newburgh.
New Hamburger. Milton. Poushkeepsie Ron
dout and Kingston. Orchestra on board.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

York by the Grace Of Coo Free and Independent To
Emily v l. huston George :. Rradlsh Francis J. Zim
rlerniann William T. Zimmerman, Arthur e thinner
mann Mary Gerhard, Agnes : Zimmerman. John
Johnstcne. Henry {. Johnston. William b Johnston
Fupheme s Johnston. Mary W. Johnston Margaret A
Johnston Francis J. Hopson William o. Hopson. Annis
J BRYAN Paul G; Zimmerman cyrus J. Z,mnlermanii
William F charles F. zimmerman, Her
mine Johnston. Edith $. Johnston. Margaret s John
ston Bertha 2 Bradish Frederick Gerhard Katherine
Johnston charles 2. Gerhard. Paul Gerhard Isabella
Gerhard Edward Gerhard Hildegardc Gerhard Francis
] GERHARD Howard . Zimmermann, Eleanor j. thinner
Michael Cahr. W. Hopson send greeting: You
ara each hereby cited required personally
T. be appear before Surrogate % the County
Of New York at the Surrogate Court Of said COUNT
held a. the House. in the Count OF New
York on the 18th of september 1901 half-past
% thar day then and the:e
I, slow why Francis L Johnstcre should not he
appointed with Louis Morri4 JOlrstone Co
trustee ~ trusts under b. virtue
Last VIII and Testament of Mary Williamson Johnston
deceased TO JohU II Hinton deceased and
hereby c'trd. under the Of
lenty years. REQUIRED 70 appear by your
dian n or IL have o appear
apply for 10 he appointed or In the event Of your
neglect failure do So guardian will be appointed
by Surrogate represent and for the
ceeding.
in Tes;imcny Whereof We have caused the the
Surrogat Court Of the COUNTY of New
ISeaI York be fereun'o affixed Witness
ABNER G. THOMAS. a Surrogate of said
county Of the County Of New York the 1ith iav Of
Of Lord thousand nine
dred and DANIEL J. DOWDNEN.
Clerk N the SurroGste's Court
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
NJ Ale

ACCOUNTANT twenty years experience
general offices large trunk lire railroads.
r. A H 263 West fss5th 81.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

PEOPLES STORAGE co.
12 Rnd 254 West 2eth 81, New To-z
To James Walker. Amanda Allen. Ria
Held. r Broadur. Elmer Smith. Florence
Woods. A. . Steptowe Arthur Moore
Hewlett. Helen Smith Mrs " n Carson.
Charles SscheF Ezssie Parker Lena Brown
James Washington r Woodward. Della
Elockmsn: You are hereby notified that the
time for payment of the lien hold uron the
household goods and personal effects stored
by you IN my warehouse having expired. az
ter due notice has been given sou. such
property viii be sold a. public auction on
TUESDAY September 9Th. 81 25S West Goth
rt. New York. unless charges are paid be-
fore
PEOPLES STORAGE WAREHOUSE
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SOMERSET INN

AND EIGHT COTTAGES BERNARDsVIIL.E n D.
IS miles from New Yorx LacKa anna r r. W
ga. Christopher Bsross Ferry. Altitude
Opens May 10 Gs%J r PHELPS. Manager.
Telephone t6 Berna-6svillo
1TGiBERoN. y J.-TOwERs COURT. ne. strictly hish
u class refined family Hit cottages and bunsa-
COWS American and European Other place Ike 90
any Booklets
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

COOK Parties. luncheOns. dinners. etc,
by first class Swedish cook. AMBER
son. ri Griffith ST., Jersey City Heights.
n Y
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trLIE PEOPLE or WE STATE OF NEW

SoTBERT BROTHERS Attorneys for Petitioner. II
Broadway Manhattan. y = City
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

FIREMAN. Experienced or i-.ilers srd
ma ninery: position whsre ne can com
pleJc himself engineer; 6rFt class refer
enres. r DAHLMAN. 42G East seth g.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
STEAMBOATS,.
@@S u @Nl AER AER foISTs HaSTsES y

BOS U OM AER AzR f2IsLS EasEsID y
Wireless Telegraphy on all Steamers,
DAYLIGHT TRIPS on LOus Island SoHHo-
(SEE special advertisement in EXC CoLl =,
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport ana Fali
River Live. Pier 70. n. r.. IT, Warren ST.
week days and Sundays $50 p. NJ Strs-
Priscilla and Puritan Orchestra on eacn-
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. sos-
ton and East. Leave Pier IS, n. r.. fo0s
Murray ST.. week days only, eco r NJ
Steamers Providence new and Pilgrim
Orchestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket I've.
Pier sO. y. r.. II Clarlson 81 week days
only. at 500. H. East 22d ST.. $50 p NJ
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LIME for New London block
Island. Watch Hill. Nara Pier. Worcester.
etc. 1--we. Pier 40. " r. f.. ClaFksOn St.
week days only 600 r. a. Also daylight
trip Mondays from lfer 40. y. r.. 10 A. NJ
%. East 22d 81. lO:45 a. NJ. steamers
CITY Of Lowell and Chester w Chaplin
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford. Springfield. etc. Steamer Richard
Peck Tvs Pier 20. +. r. week days. 2:4j
p. RI: Suns. $50 A. NJ; Tvs. foot = 22d
St. week days. p. NJ. Suns. 10 A. NJ.
Tickets and StateToOms. oil lines. at 10
Park Pl. 245. 6T3. 1900 and 1884 Roadway.
% Union So. lS2 Fifth Ave, 64e Madison
Ave, PAS Columbus ave. IOj w 125th St.
25Ss Third Ave. and at Piers. New York.
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Female.
xale

BCTLER-Japanese honest. excellent hut
Ter valet wishes situation in private
family city or country: best references.
mIOSHI. Tribune Office
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A DVERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ths
N Tribune received their Uptown Office No. 1864
Broadway 2Gth 3Tth D.
Advertisements following branch
regular Office rates unfit O'Clock m. viz: 2as sth
23d St. i62 sth 18th 90
18th ST. ?5I West 42d ST; between 9Th and Sth
zoos - sYe near 6ist e. t=oe 1s, as alG sSS
a.. $50 12sth $50 fremont ave: ESQ Sd ave.
near Sss sd 2lO Blescker
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

ATTENDANT, COMPANION 10 an invalid:
experienced educated, gcntlen1anly: New
York references: accustomed 10 travel.
GRAHAM SO Lexington ave
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FARMER and GARDENER. R.-1ake charge
Of private estate: married no incum
branccs: thoroughly understands all
branches farming. gardening. stock and
poultry: also building and taking care Of
roads: references Address FARMER. $50
1st ave
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

CIIEF-First class; good place in restau-
rant or clubhouse. FREY. 60 Halsey s.,
Astoria, Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

FARMER fore nan).-COod worker; amer
lean: has SER ed years at the business;
experienced in al work; horses. cattle.
pigs: slI stock and machinery: excellent
herisman; forty cows at present; used To
boarding and handling help; successful
with poultry: strictly sober and best refer
ences G g. Carpenters Bureau. 154 9th
ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
WORK WANTED.

situations wanied-Mn1o and Female;
-Four line. mot exceeding "a wordss
three insertions, IS cents: seven in.eP-
.ione 40 cents Exceeding "a words and
less than 80 words. three insertions. so
rents: segen insertions. so cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Country Board.

A-SARAroGA SPRINGS. y. View Columbian
EsofeI. opposite Congress Springs and Convention
Hail Terms European. $3.50 daily. including bath
American $3.50
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Female.

tspDks- chamoernlaiGs ard general house
g-or6eTE. positively no charge for Obtain
iHg s,vrk during summer months. SMART
ls:P. BUREAU ssth st. sRs Columbus
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GARDENER and FLORIST. -EIderIy Ger
man American; fifty years experience all
branches: city ur country. or carctaker.
Address GOTTCH ak. 1469 Lexington ave
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COACHMAN. Married two children: can
drive. four FIRST class references from for
mer employers, who can he seen. T. y. l..
Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 broadway
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RAIL ROADS.
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RAILR y A d.
STATIONS Zoo, OF West TNsnty-tnirt street.
and pesbroasae and CCItianIt stHeess.
e1fh. leaving time from pesnrosses a,n
Cortiandt streets is hye minutes sasei .S-s.' S.
that given below tor tsshiS -Ah-A
FOR THE WEST.
.v;55 An PITTSBURGH DAY E&F9-r
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.3.3sPM PENNSYLVANIA Sfr.SAe-'-
IS hours % Chse4s9-
.s:s5PM CHICAGO LIMITED
.ss5 PM WESTERN EMPRESS
.6:25 Pm. ST. LOUIS & ClNGsEs@'NA-
7.mpM FScIFTc 1fsTis EXPRESS
.s:2s pm. CLEVELAND & C4csCh1Nss a "a
.a5spm PfiITsRTRGH Ri lsSfITIRGH sPEclAr.
WAsMING1s9ss ANp .ia.As mH5 s1Sl N. nis:2s
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m. 1910 a. N. daily. .o.a. ana
ATLANTIC COAST LlNE.-'s'z' a. m anu
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call for and check baggage from hotels
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GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

COACHMAN BY young Enelshman. %;
abstaineu: understands all stable duties:
care % horses; good references. JOHN
EVERITT. Little Silver. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

FARMER working Forsman)- BY a Ger
man; best reference: married. four chill
dren long experience In all branches farm
inS machinery. etc: wife board help.
poultry etc. PAUL. at Carpenters Bureau.
l54 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

GARDENER. COACHMAN cARErAKER
-ThOroughly understands every branch
competent 10 take entire charge. care Of
place during winter. II required; highest
references GARDENER. Tribune Uptown
Office. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

CoACFIMAN.-En English: single; first class
references from former employers. who
can be seen. 8. care McKernen. $40 Tth
ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
INPEWETIINa.

TYPEWRTTERs.-AIl makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged: reliable service
6CENAE. - Nassau So Telephone 27sO-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

GARDENER German single. middle
aged: good vegetable grower; quite a
florist; small greenhouse. can milk: well
recommended: strictly sober JOSEPH.
Carpenters Bureau 154 6th a.a