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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24
BY Staff Correspondent.

by Staff Correspondent,
With whistles blowing, bands play
ing and people cheering, the Fair
banks special steamed into Muskoge1
at 2:3j O'Clock yesterday afternoon
one hour and fifteen minutes late.
Vice President Fairbanks was given
military escort to large platform in
the Main street, gaily decorated, The
crowds stood around in the rain foi
hours waiting the belated train. 1t
was a rare display of enthusiasm and
patriotism, The vice president spoke
for half hour in a dri2zling rain, the
surcing crowd of thousan Is cheering
wildly and giving the vice president
ovation after ovation.
The Tulsa party waited for the
vice president upon his return to the
special train. The committee incud.
ed W. j, Gregg, Colonel ID. l.. Sleep.
cr, John b. MeScrve, Dr. Kennedy, G.
j. Sawyer and j. X. Brady.
Mrs. j. l.. lIamon, Mrs Bird S Ne
Guire, Mrs, Grant Victor and Mrs,
j, r. Brady were lady guests on the
special train.
Stop at Coweta.
AT Coweta the first stop was made.
Hundreds surrounded the train. Vice
President Fairbanks made splendid
but brief address, being cheered by
the big crowd.
Flags at Broken Arrow.
The feature at Broken Arrow was
the large crowd and children with
flags Vice President Fairbanks talk
ed for twenty minutes, arousing great
enthusiasm. "'
Bride as n Mascot.
"You must be my abettor," said
Vice President Fairbanks to Mrs. j,
r. Brady, and she stood upon the
rear platform with the Vice Presi.
dent The Vice President made a
splendid speech and at its conclusion
presented his lady mascot with a
beautiful boquet of flowers.
Many Prominent Men.
The party on the special train in.
cluded many of the most prominent
men of the two territories. "Jake"
Hnmon, chairman of the Oklahoma
central committee, was on board, and
Chairman Grant Victor, of the In
dian Territory committee, had charge
of the train and arrangements for
the day. The committeeman were all
present. National Committeeman So
per came from Vinita in special
train and joined the party at Musko-
/ gee Russell King, secretary of the
/ Vice President, was n popular and
busy member. G. j. Ferguson and
Colonel W. d. Ford were prominent
Muskogeeans. C.. G. Rogers, of Vi
uita, and Mayor Taylor, Of Broken
Arrow, were members.
Crowds at Vinita.
The special arrived at Vinita short.
~ after O'Clock. A horseback pa
radc, and torc1light procession were
the features. Dennis Flynn and At
torney General Cromwell, Of Okla
homa, were orators in the afternoon
The special bearing Vice President
Fairbanks left shortly before mid
night for Missouri and Arkansas.
Though rain interrcred in n great
part with the speaking tour Of Vice
President Fairbanks in the lndiar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-24
INSURANCE MEN MEET.
The Annual Session Of National Asso-
cation Of Life Underwriters.

st. Louis, Oct. 23.-The 6rst days
session Of the seventeenth annual con
vention of TIE National Association
If Life Underwriters, was held here
'odov. President Charles W. Scoval,
Of Pittsburg, delivered his annual ad.
lrcss.
IN address was made by q. II,
Allen, president Of the Life Under
writer's association Of Canada.
Winters coming. Keep warm BY
,sing Ewing Hardware companyi
stoves. ranges and gas heaters
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, Oct. 23.-For
Greater Oklahoma;
Fair and warmer Wednes-
day; Thursday fair.
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LackaWanna Railroad.

n. Y. foot Barclay. Christopher. West
2ld SITS
$500 A M--For Binghamt0n and Elmfra-
1000 4. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST
Louis
40 p M--FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
"a 90 ?. M--Fo- Scranton and Plymouth.
- Il p M--For Buffalo and Chicago
- 90 4. M-Frr Chfcaeo-Sleepers open
D 80 p NJ
Tickets at $40 429 i1S3 1454 Broadway.
y. Y 500 Fult0l St. Brooklyn 'Daily.
Except Sunday
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STEAMBOATS,

BOSTON r5 A9s Fo' + ISL , - ~
FALL. RIVER LINE lNrcs reduced b.
ton s. I've Pic- 10. n. r.. %. Warren st
week DAYS ana SUNDAYS nc 500 u ~
Strs PROVIDENCE tueNl and PIYAF-
OUrH Orchestra on each
NORWICH lLNE "a New rrnl1n I~av.
Pier 81. e. o. CI1rkeco ST.. vserk avs
ofN. tat p ~ etl- CITY OF LOWELL.
and MAINE
NEW HAVEN LINE I'm Nav- E4s,-.-
Hartford. Springa>ld aud North I've Pier
70 p r., o. Of Peek slip. week DAVIS oaly-
az 90 \. %, ST. CHESTER W CdAPEN
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
AMERICAN LINE


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -SOTTHANPTON
sailing saturdays. $50 O. M Pier IS y X
NeN--Nork. Feb. 8 philadelphia Ven II
RED STAR LINE.
ANTWERP - R-LOND0N-PAprs
S3al,tng saturdays, 1880 a. m. Pier -. Nh
Finland -.-.. Feb. 8 'T1roouiand Feb I:
Nadsrland- FEB 1O.Zeeiand 49, Zen %
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW 1ORk-Q'STOWN- LIVERPOOL.
5sSlLlAS wednesdays. Pier As. ~ -
pIIlyiAc- -.---....- Feb T. 10 a. m
sp3a!!llc -.----.-..- F'eb. Il a. m
sue ..----- Feb q. 10 a. m
oooestnic = 49,. Feb. Is 40 a. m.
TIE MEDITERRANEAN VIA
o.,,, ---. FROM NETWORK.
t SEIsIlG tSNsyf tonsl Feb. ~. 12:3O D n,
REPU BLIC. Mar. .. pm. Arr n M ~ a.
I'M H. apr; :, ~ a m May 10. June =
, FROM BOSTON
koMANlC-.--- Feb 3. 8 30 a m AT.r Il
CANOPIC- Feb "a, II a. m Apr Z Nav IA
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. BATTERY Pi
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HELP WANTED
AEnIs

COMPOSITORS WANTED:
NON-UNION; S21 PER WEEK /;
JOB. STONE. MAKE Up AND
MACHINE MEN; ABSOLUTELY
PERMANENT POSITIONS GUAR
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OLDEST SHOPS IN NEW YORK
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RANBURG-ANERICAN LINE

S. s AMERIKA MOST LUXURIOUS
AND MOST MODERN OF LEVIA-
THANS
sGrn Room Gymnasium Elevator
& A La Carte Restaurant TCau at Dover
for London Z Paris.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES & GENOA
Prlnz Adalbert- -.-- Feb. 8. noon. Mar -
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Feb. 81 5 A NJ
PTinz Oskar- ....-- Mar Z. > p. NJ. Apr I9
Rates LIST Class. $50. SIS. Sis 90 uu-
ward. according To steamer selected
s s MOLTEE To MADEIRA. CADIZ
GlBItALTAR. MALAGA ALGIERS AND
GENOA, JAN so. II A. NJ 1906 A DE-
LIGHTFUL TRIP OF 70 DAYS For
S95 90 PER ADULT UPWARD
sCall at Gibraltar. FGrfu Room
Offices 30 and 81 Broadway. Pbon. 1871
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MAN under IS, 70 prepare for government
position, railway mail clerk. experience
unnecessary, beginning salary. $500. grad
ual promotion; exceptional opening: exam
nations announced s. T., Box s. Tribune
Office.
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Situations Wanted-Mals and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding - Words three
insertions, - cents: seven inFertions 30
cents Exceeding - words and less than 40
words three Insertions. 80 cents. seven in
sertions. 60 cents
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IslTcHENNiATD or GENERAL HOUSE
WORK BY good. strong Finland girl IN
American family. Eo,d reference as usefui
eIrI JUSSIL~A BUREAU. ESQ lexington
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NASTED--Tn busy law Office, American
boy. good peumzr. neat, accurate and tn
CuStriouE, SlCrCss IN own handwriting
stating age. experience and reference. s.
Il d. s., Tribune once
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RAILROADS

AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROADS
NEW YORK
QENTRAIA
e HUDSON RIVER r. 4.
THE SIX-TRACK TRUNK LINE
Direct Line from
New York & Boston 20 Niagara Fails
THE S.N-TRAgE TauHK
LINE OF A@EplGA.
MAIN STEM OF THE
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES
ope1asiHE more thaR twelve thousand
miles q railway east % Chicago. ST. Lou-a
ana Cincinnati
This is the Direct Line from New
FORK and Boston to Niagara Falls
and % the vest. the Northwest and 20
ald Chicago, 81 I@cuus or Cincinnati.
Trains depart from GEanc central sta-
Norca and west bo1nI trains. except -1oas
leaving az $50 A 81. l-u- 800. SD.
ITO 7. n, viii Stop az i25tA streei % re-
cei'e passengers ten minutes AFTER le--i-ak
Grand Central station
l2-l0 A 81 - Mi NIGHT E.NPF Es5.
$50 A NJ EMPIRE STATE E1zPE-EaA
Most famous J2-a N ne
s.45 A. Mast sIAIL-24 hours -
1870 A. NAY EXFEEss.
Ice = THE Second EMPIRE
1.C6 +. h-sfTdIrAGO SPECIAL.
2-04 b. M.-'SOCTHV Ess'l I'm LINT ~
30 T. A--'IhE 9th CENTURY In
To Csieage IN Is bog.a. u
&eN f0rS Central and Lax
$40 P. M.-fALBANY AND TROY
400 p. M.-.IITDs6N RIVER sPD1AL-.
$50 r. M--'THE WOLVERINE
50 p. M.-sFASr MAILs-For Albany.
5.SO p M.-'LAEE SHORE LIATED-s
23.z hour uaiu % ChlcasA
All Pullman cars
$50 P. M.-sCI.F.V CINCINNA1
AND ST LOUIS LLAIIA-s
All Pullman cars
500 P NV WESTERN EXPRESS
T-U0 p. M.-s8ONTREcaI. F.l-PRESS-
7-sO P. M.-sADIRONDACK & MoeEDs
500 P. M.-sBt-FFALO- NIAGARA
FALL4S. C-.EV EsI4AND AhN
TORONTO SPECIAL
80 p NV E.sIEitN NEW YORK E11@
$50 p M-sP8CIFIC EMPRESS.
II so p M-.CHlCAGO AND ST LOuN
'DaiIy- tExeept sunday. Except Aaas
Jay
HARLEM DIVISION
9-o5 A. II and 3-35 2 81. daily excep4
S-saday. 70 Pirtsde-d and Sor-h AdAEAs
sundays go A n
Pullman cars On all r5~-1-El trains
Trains Illuminated ---h PlCtsc1 hight
Ticket otice- u. SO Dol. AIS and IN
Broadway - Union square W. 90 Crlurl-
bus v,.. 90 west 1-5th ST. Grand CenCrAz
anu l-.ilh - stations, View y ORR 1913 an4
80 Fulton 81. and lQ6 Broadway. BToozlynl.
To be cure Of the best acc1Dmodarlon5 e
a. c5 cur through trans Z. IS wise 10 -
cure them several days BE- advance
Telephone 800 3srl Street Tor New Io-H
Central Cab Service Ea6g2ge checked rom
hotel or residence ty Westc0tt Express
Company.
Passengers arriving By Ocean Steamsr1
are met on The pier b. uniformed agent %
the New NOrS central Lines. VINO win A.
! range for cLecEi.s lIEgage and secrina
sleeping ca acc-I-.Du..-- lions
Passengers Cor me DOalDICl o. Cans14
can have their luggaSe checked through -
bond BY this New York Central agent
A. H. SMITH 4. r DAILY.
Geni Manage Passr Trafhc hgrs
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GARDENER Married has had run charge
fruits. vegetables. howrga. stock poultry.
etc: best city references Address g. i.
IL. BOX AZ. ATdsleys N. -
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BILLIARD AND roof TABLES.
BUSINESS CHANCES

& GENTLEMAN 20 Milan Italy. having
business relations with Various r.ar-fac-
-1s .. cotton thread and fabrics. desires
T-- tale 7-- q Crsl house I'D America
SAILING crude cotton -n represent The rru
.-aE. best ~ ra-+ra- Address
I-E-N0 F8FA--EL, va carlo
t3- Milan Italy
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured Sor In
cfs c-- r--Hra-'-Es. bond and
ISSUES negotiated. sold T. HUN
Ia - Broadway Eaa-To-k
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81 EXHIBITIONS.

-CS---- y PORTRAITS
A.-~T% SNOW. OF
p1f - - sN-- SEA 1-TIF'TFL
-rEN ss.rrFFIFs. West 3Sd-st..
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HELP WANTED
Female

Fen4fe-
GOOD GIRLS WANTED. Of any national
t-y. for general Homework or plain cook
ing bring references places waiting taA
SWEDISH BUREAU. 453 LeNlngtuu-ave-
GOOD GERMAN Girls WANTED FOR
general Homework. also cook and cham
arrw0rk and waiting. bring references,
places waiting Mrs. HASSS EMPLOY
NENT OFFICE, ]. O2J @d-ave-. near Glst-sL
INFANTS Experienced nurse. u
months old infant, reference required
wages S2J-S25. Mrs. V, 800 HamAtoa-sLr
A Irauy, X Y
WANTED Expert EraphophOne operators
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School education and several years expert
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a AMERICAN CDIDETlFE COMPANY.
Hubert and West SITS
WANTED nurse. fully competent 70
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ability and integrity Address Mrs SLAbE,
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n. Y. \. n. & HARTFORD =

y. Y. \ n & HARTFORD r R
4t--la -riali -frl1 Nl-aLl te-l--Ll atom
40 81 ana it1 ave. as follows for
BOSTON, via Nsw L1rto1 4 r--,
u 1904 X iu-u2 g. A. Il n a.
'il-s00 r "a va NILImarflr-t -
A. NJ. f--td p AZ Via Sp-d--s.O0
~ /. 200, = SEQ. moo p. gf
NAM-fG r. ST
I-AHt,NI I-L.E and NORFOLK so A. IL.
r3.Si r. NJ
Ct Bauingtou. Stocktridss. Lsudx. Titts-
neld-f4,ao iSt9 A. 81. 1881 II 20
Ticket Offices ar ctfsaul Central station
and cl-ath ST. also at c-Gi lS5. Ell 2SS
R'way. t-J Union square. elsa FtGh Ave
-efa Columbus Ave cGfo Mad son Ava
C212 W l25th ST. 2T9S Thud Ave -
Brooklyn. C3f2. $50 Fulton St so u saV
.Caig- fEZcent Sundays. eStops AZ
1854 So NStcps az r2ltn So. sundays only
tFarlor Car limited Rms Gin.u- ~
- .H- M
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DOarEsTIc SITUATIONS UANrrD.
Male

GARDENER Married, no children. thor
"usnly experienced in greenhouse flow
70, plants, vegetables. grapes. shrubs: also
70 Tim and graft ng afl kinds fruit trees
tNd roses, and spraying trees: practical
experience I'm Switzerland and America;
silver y. j.
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AENDING.-An elderly ladv vorta ,u..
mending 10 do at home FOR fev ri5gis
gentleman, best reference. NJ PEAP
SAIL l3S West 1OOth-st
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ACCOUNT Mt - Experienced 1aryarl
Law school grad uate, member new 4 or
state Bar. books opened closed, examined
agsiteg. statements prepared. all work IN
accounting. a. r. r.. care T. = young 3 ~
Front ST.
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--sn. AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
hfLoHMENT AGENcrEa.

LEFLoHnENI AGENcrEn
h-kS. l.. SEFLY
BIB r.-, l-ts EEGyVED
.---sH TENT BUREAU &c
= West seth St.
SEgCzr 5',. -fzf. efs5-B-yant.
-" OFFICE IS EEgIEs-sT.
sl' .sEGTEglTNEW'S
Ee -- EST BUREAU.
..rs- class Glmestics are
r .-.-s .s tg.eeaeepe-E, ma
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55 p y. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
- ~ AotliSGION AND THE SOUTH
'l255. 21J ,'325 aConEressioasi Idnl-
uec'l - - s425 s4a5. s555. % D
n; 121o night, sunday. So. . ..
gressional Limited'9. % %. - q. Ass.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. IS. '35.
= - D m. u 10 a. m daily.
ATLANTIC COAST line 3 a. N. and
30 J. N daily
sE.AABoARD AIR LINE.-I225 p N. and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHESAPEAKE & oaIo RAILwAT-s7.3
a. m. weekdays. So o N. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
E3Lh-''10 a. m weekdays. s-5S , n
ATLANTIC CITY IS a N and asp
=. m n; weekdays Sundays, '7-55 a. m
CAPE MAY.-12H g. n. weekdays.
BROWNS MILLS-IN-THE-P INES.-sS5
LONG BRANCI. AsBURT PARK ocean
1rovel tNortn Asoury Park sundays.
30 Point Pleasant. SIS a. IN. 1255.
30, 4ao p m. and Il 10 night week
days sundays. 8 - a. m. and IS D m
en- s0R PHILA pELPHIA.
e'e se,6 80 = 81 SO IS. - = e55. . g
:l95 21O -255. 'S25. ass. AS. '425.
100 l.f455 for North Philadelphia
onlyl. '355. IS. =. S55. 7.S5. s.e5. as.
30 (955 Tor North Philadelphia ..nly1
COS. sT55 S25 s925. RS5. 40 IS.
'l055 a m. l. =. sl255. s1-55. 3 ..
S-55 - . l'+4.55 for North Philadelphla
only). '4J5 "J-55. '6.25. 7.55 SIS g IS.
9-25 - IS Tor North Philadelphia only
2. m. 80 night
Dining Car fEItra-fars train
Ticket Offices, Nos 46l. 1884 and % Broad
way lS2 Fifth Avenue Cnelow 23d ST.;
Zi& FIFTH Avenue corner 18th ST.; /
Astor House. and stations named above;
Brooklyn. 80 Fulton street SEQ fulton
street, $50 Broadway and PennEyivania
Annex Station The New York Transfer
Company viii cau Tor and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone ''543 Chelsea FOR Pennsylvsnia
Railroad Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBCRY J. P WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Trafic Mana ger.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agen.-
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GARDENERS age. 30: - years
experience all branches fruit growing. in
sue and out, lawns. shrubs. etc. good ref
erenCes. Address j. b tribune T-ntou-n
Office. 1864 Broadway.
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INFANTS NURSE By capable, expert
errad woman. excellent city references
would take Infant from birth. understands
am foods. etc. a. S. Miss FItzEeraids Blu
reau. sos 5,u- ave. corner 4@d-st-. Seymour
Building
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For Porto [81@O
Steamships Of the RED ID" LINE Ill
sail for san Juan direct. as follows:
s. s. CARACAS .-.. SAT uruav Eeb 49,,
5. s. PHILADELPHIA
Saturday. Feb. II noo,
For freight or passage apply %
BOULTON. BLISS & DATLF-TT
General Managers. s. Wall 81
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COACHAfAN and chs UTF'EUR.- Eng ish-
man. % married. one child. life expert
euce with harness horses and hunters; Z
years and 10 months iu present place. r
w. r, trlwhurs- stables Manchester-by-
the-Sea. Mass.
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WORK WANTED.

ACCOUNTANT. - Experienced; Harvard
Law school graduate member N"~- 4 or
state Bar books opened, Closed exam ilt'I'
AUDITED statements prepared. an WofA ~
accounting A. T. r.. care IL = i"ui's' ~
Front-st --
ACCOUNTANT desires temporary Ct per
Tr-paDf vyork anyw here statements
,,reDsred systems devised. special or pc
iIodlcaI audIss. cursory or thoroosl nv
legations. Corporatohs OF 1910 - --p,ITs
luK books written up bv competeHL as
ristants. terms moderate All E-2AS r.
HOPKINS. Beekman-st-
.cC0I.NTANT wishes evening work, BOOKS
orencs and closed aL-'teis -LF-7lI7taALll
e,,r+eus devised. bookkeerlnE' slalslis ms
-e-ro- moderate references. -
C0IfNTANT. Is Waverley Place.
,g.~CrslrrA sST wishes evening work; books
Craned and closed. audited, investigation
systems devised. bookkeeping Statements
etc, terms moderate Ii'.i1 ,i'-77'
CgJTNTANT L. Wayerley race.
LBER.-seoond or third hand on bread
vCunF man. strictly soD7r BOINl1DL'
g5s East l35th-st-
BOOKKEEPER 20. at present with lead
ing manufacturing concern. double enliE'
trial. hsIeuoee etc . also familiar WIN lac
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o.r,4 rfuauf- quick. accurate pfIIiai4'lt- -.
-.rTor. rro.ierate salary with prospect az
,..yoer1eul- highest credcutlalE- a. JLNH-
FER, S2s East h4tn-sl-
BoOKKKEPER. married. 80. wants enlire
charge % large Office, coMiheIclal, me.
cfai or manufacturing. excellent ItIei eIi,s Ms
fo~ over twenty years. Ji>H'Il1AL' -o'
West I2JJh-si-
poOKF-EEPFR Al sales or customers
ledger b8okzeepeT. - years. pTactloal -
rerI,Tre. highest references accurate anu
TeIl4lIe- Address u. F., 2J4 sth-a-e.
PO0EEEEPER Double entry. years
rYpgr.rnec. can furnish best references ,
taLee entire charge @: books; permanent
position: salary, Sl5 y. H. '44 East
9Th 81
FOOEKEEPFR. Young man. Il; expert
enced as bill clerk and entry clerk. ats88
III sales ledger. WILLIAM BkTIZ, 10
East I45th- 81.
POv 70. - learn plumbing business. gen
orally useful with tools, best Or refer
orrez T. o.. 1.105 Dean ST.. Bf'okith-
( CHAUFFEUR BY young colored man
t errlrienced on American ana rrA-l
osrg. viii accept position ~ or out OF to~I, J;
,.ro.7 references. careful dIlse r. 4SA<AS
KARTnS, 70 Living Plaza
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Tickets and Pullman accor,u,,-art,,.
14s 26l. SaS ana 1234 Broadway. 1se So
Ave. = Union 81 West. 2a5 Columbus
broadway and foot Fulton S.. Rr0oIzl,-1-
y. y Transfer c. VII cali Cor ana chscs
baggage
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RESTAURANTS
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RAILROADS.
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and Desbrusses and Cortisndt Streets
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that given below for TWenty-third street
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brosses streets B. sDaIlv. fExcep- s11d.r
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