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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
Was the Decision Of First
District Committee
Which Met In Princeton, Tuesday
August 18th Pursuant to a Call
Of the Chairman
HON. ". J. DEDOE, OF MARION

The First District Republican Com
mittee is composed Of the Chairmen of
the various County Republican Com
mittees Of this, the First congressional
district.
The Chairman Of the District Repub.
lican Committee is always the member
Of the State Central Committee from
this district.
This First District Republican Com
mlttee met in Princeton, KY, August
18th pursuant to call of the chairman,
Hon. W. ]. Deboe, Of Marion
All the members Of the committee
were there in person or by proxy and
the meeting was called to order by the
Chairman and the purpose stated.
1t was decided unanimously 10; to
nominate candidate for Congress.
The committee adjourned.
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Camp Meeting.

Our camp meeting begins Monday
night Sept. 10th 1906, at Piney Fork
camp grounds. where there has been
camp meeting for over eighty years,
with the exception Of two years. II
will be an old time camp meeting con-
Quoted by Rev. J. l.. Hudgins, Of
Union City Tenn. Brp. Hudgins is a
strong gospel preacher and breaches
with power. We cordially invite every
body to come; and all that have camps
are requested to come and camp.
REV. J. X. King, Pastor.
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Tom And The Circus.

Some local people had accounts
against the circus that never came.
Mr.. Thomas Champion. Of the law
firm Of Champion and Champion, went
to Uniontown. KY. and tackled the
Lentz 4 Robinson circus with a great
deal Of success. He collected for Q.
NJ. Conyer a board bill Of $500 and
for W. d. Wallingford a livery bill Of
$500. II appears that Mr.. Champion
was death on thirteen. II Mr.. Cham
pion had been more sociable and inter
viewed the Crittenden Press and Crit
tenden Record he might have had more
money to collect
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Deeds Recorded.

+. II. Neweom to X. l.. Nichols l54
acres, 5000.
TT. Harris 10 Daniel W. Jones Is
acres on Hurricane creek, $1,000.
James NJ. pomeroy to Mary c.
Lotion interest in land on Crooked
creek, slOO.
Mary c. Lotion to Susie and 7. L.
Beard 60 acres on Crooked creek,
deed of gift.
Fanny Holder to Ida Woodall Z acres
Of land near Dyeusburg, siOO.
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Grave yard Notice,

All those who have friends or loved
ones buried nj Piney Fork cemetery mr.,
requested 20 come or send some one
Tuesday Sept. lth 10 assist In cleaning
IN The graves. and entire enclosure.
Rring tools and dinner and come pre-
pared 10 M, IN the days work IN re
memberance Of those who sleep In the
silent city Of the dead. ]. r. KING.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31

a preliminary examination of
Christian county mineral land is being
made this week. The surveying corps
have been here Cor a week and are
now working in Trigg, but the full
force expects to get into this county in
about ten days or two weeks. The
survey Is being made under the super
vision Of Assistant State GeoIogist
F. J. Fohs. He is using one of the
Kentpckian's correct maps of the
county. Hopkinsvlle Kentuckian.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31

Al a MEETING at Gracey Tuesday of
the stockholders of the Gracey Mining
Company, the following officers were
elected for the coming year; Capt. T..
S. Shaw, Cadiz, president; Clip Wat
kinsy .Gracey, vice president; j. T.
WALL .lopkinsville, secretary; and Dr..
d. f. Bell, Gracey, treasurer.
This company, says the Cadiz Record
has been in existance about two years,
and has a capital stock Of $500, 900.
They have sunk one shaft about sixty
five feet, and expect to begin work
again soon sinking other shafts.
Mr.. Fohs, the State Geologist, was
present Tuesday. and expressed the
belief that huor spar. lead and zinc
could be found in paying quantities on
these lands.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31

80 ~ " ANbs - Niitl
are getting out a lot Of fine ore.
600
The sinking at the Tabor shaft has
been completed. A cross cut was run
which cut six foot vein Of handsome
fiuor spar and lead. mixed with some
zinc. This proves beyond any question
that the old Tabb vein passes through
this property and the vein just cut is
the Tabb vein. Capt. Haase says the
ore in this vein is handsome as can be
found anywhere and there Is lots Of IL.
900
The Asbridge shaft No. /. keeps
raising number one lump spar right
along. Two chunks Of spar raised
from this shaft combined weigh 1900
lbs. Capt. Haase Is having this hauled
into Marion so his Marionite and other
friends may become familiar with
s.e grace Of huor spar.
600
The pumps at the Pogue are running
night and day, and the mine will be
unwatered in a short time and sinking
the shaft will begin. Their new
n!Ssshorse plant ii --king nicely.
Al the Parish mire they are sinking
a new shaft.
eco
At the Sam Matthews mine the
contractors are hard at work putting
the new shaft down one hundred feet
900
Work has been resumed at the old
Yqnd, Il shaft and they are cross cut
ting ,or a vein Of lump spar.
HODGE DISTRICT
The new find Of The Kentucky Fluor
Spar Company on the Hodge property
has proved itself to be one Of the rich
est veins In the district Pure white
No. /. spar with lovely ribbons Of lead
running through Il makes one see lots
Of dollars coming in soon. This com
pany is TO be congratulated. Il was
remarkable find and TO President
Glen Num- the honor belongs. II is
a true hssure with dip Of IS degrees
with perfect walls well defined At
another point on this property n car
load Of fine carbonated zinc has been
taken out and is now being prepared
for shipment.
600
At the Eclipse mine they are still
prosecuting TO strike the rich zinc
vein.
The Edwards shaft Is down about
forty feet.
They have resumed work at the Old
Jim and ere long the wagon train will
start hauling to the rail road.
600
At the Ada-Florence they have
struck a body Of lead and spar with IN,
lead predominating.
900
Keep your eye on the fuor spar dis.
rict around Marion for it's coming
and coming TO stay. A strong pull,
long pull and a hearty pull by Ma.
ricn will boom the the mining inter,
ests as never before.
900
Where. Oh where, President Cochran
is the Commercial ClubI
.oo-
IL Is with great deal Of gratifca
ton that THE CRlTrESDES RECORD
able to report this week that for IN
. months Of July and August The Ken
| lucky Fluor Spar Company have shir
ped more ground huor spar than the
have ever shipped before In those tw
A months. This company Is a comparI
, lively new concern and the talent Il
= conducting lis affairs Is all home grow
yet Il has proved a phenomenal success
A great deal Of credit is due for N
condition Of affairs TO Mr., c. S. Num-
the President, and Mr. II. A. Hayne
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31

The director Of the United States
Geological Survey, Mr.. c. d. Walcott,
has set aside $40, 900 from the federal
appropriation, to prosecute the work Of
Typographical survey in many of the
couItics Of the state.
Some idea Of the extent Of the work
mapped out may be gathered from the
fact that the contemplated surveys will
cover portions Of the following counties;
Wayne, Russell. Pulaski, Mclean. Muh-
lenburg, Washington. Union. Webster,
Leslie, Perry, Knott, Spencer. Wood
ford. Fayette. Scott, Franklin, Henry
and Owen. In a number Of those
named some work has already been done,
that in the last six counties being well
advarFed toward completion. The pUr-
ton the State to be embraced in this
woTk has been subdivided into districts
or az lions. each Of which will be as
% a scparsr- OF 17nel- surveyor,
and ~ expecreu that good progress
will be rAade during the autumn months,
the surveying parties being already or
gained n the field.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
List Of Assessments Against The
Candidates Tor The Various
State Offices.

The State Democratic committee has
fixed the various assessments 10 be paid
by various Democratic candidates for
office nominations TO be decided by
primary TO be held November 9Th. 1905,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
MARRIAGE License.

Hey Wyatt to Pearl Motsenbocker,
En- Hartman 20 Belle Burton.
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new find AT
THE HODGE
Proves the Richest in the
District
Pure White No. | Spar With Lovely
Ribbons Of Lead Running TbrO'
Ii.--A Dividend Payer
WORK RESUMED At YANDELL SHAFT
FRANCES DISTRICT.

Al the Wheateroft shaft No. 2. they
are getting out lot Of fine ore.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31

The meeting Of the annual Louisville
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South will be held in Central
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cAsHIER. lady: i've years expert
ence; best references. SAEGER, 51s
West 1S6tb st.
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sTENOGRAPHER or SECRETARY.-By
New EnRlander: seeks employer apprecl-
afing ability and reliability; salary accord
ing 70 hours. based on quality and quasltity
OF work. Address BUTLER Box 40. TT1b-
une UPTOWN OfIice. 1864 Broadway.
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IPEMMSYIL WANlA
RN1LlRWNNs

STATIONS fcot Of West Tweuty-third Street
ana DesbrOsses and COFtlauot Streets
IlrTho leaving time from DeabToesoS ana
Caortiandt streets IS flvo minutes later than
that given below Tor Twenty-third street
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JANITOR .-Colored; married man: in club
house; good reference. Call or address
f. II. LEE. 32A West SD st.
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In Addition:

In Addition:
IMP ORTED PERSIAN
LAWN, 81 inches wide. made OF
finest quality Egyptian yarn {:
One-quarter less than regular re-
tail prices; a yard.
ice, 24c, CSC
ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, soft
finish, SO inches wide, 100 pieces {:
sold elsewhere at $1.75 for 70
yard piece; here. 81 40
FINE QUALITY INDIA LIN
EN-, 80 inches wide; 1000 yards !;
a yard 19c
MERCERIZED ENGLISH
JACQUARDS. ~ inches wide.
various designs; sold elsewhere
at Doc; our price, a yard. Use
FRENCH ORGANDIE. Is
inches wide; sold elsewhere at
5Oc a yard; our price. Sac
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Imported Novelty
White Goods
Reduced.
First Floor
u ~ NJ ASS&
First Floor.

The section devoted to these
very high-class imported novel
ties has been a centre of inter
est in the White Goods store all
season long. There you found
the best work of foreign
weavers-their art weaves-45
inches wide-lacey and elabo-
rately embroidered materials
representing the aristocracy of
White Goods.
The stocks have dwindled-
sweeping reductions are in
order.
Former Prices
2.69 to 9.96; NOW
a yard, $l.eS TO 1896
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New jersey GEg7,.T
STATIONS

STATIONS 71aS zzss "a 3 SZ
I'll, 4lme shown below q TIM 49, q,
49, Wese 80 81. leaves 10 minutes s-7;I.s g.
T5s- 81 t.0'e1 , y oesignatins mzrrq
and MACCH CFT-s-T--s9 - ----sN
1- 1891 . 10 A y. 120. z40 S6a ~ -
E-d9ton onIyl ?. Il SIN - ~ 1o,-2
VII Iiv9 20, SsGo and 500 Pm a T.
- ~ I-sE5A s SSAE AND ScaANTON-
:. II 50 M, S- ~ ? ~ sgl1lIs. zsSl
LIZ kEWOOD. L.AEIFuT-pS-
RIVER AND BARNF5 So "a -Sl-ss
- n l,aO. 6 IS O4assS1o1 ~ ~.
TTys. 80 A NJ 0.40. Laksv5ss -.
ATPLA = cITT-'aNO A. q. nas
LONG BRANCH. AsB1-Rv pm 49,
GROVE. POINT Pleasant - .'-5,AS
I-5O A " exI2 90 n - ~ 49,
s440. a. IS. $50. $40. no. $50
ssSS s. Ocean Grove. els A ~ a.,
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEaBRIcu- w-,.
MOUTH BCH-. EAST LONc T-7avs -
49,. 70 % y 80. 11-2O A r. ~ ~,
S-SS 600 P NJ Sundays aG5 4 N
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR A77.sv-~
HIGHLANDS. sEABRIG4f 49,
BRANCH. ASBURY PARK O~-sS
Grove. SPRING LAKE rr-s-
d1t@@eSANI-Pter 81. N R. W lrsS.
POO A. NJ. u 80. 500 AIS p n -.
gays . A. NJ. 100, 7.4S p N -
~ y K, Cedar St. lO.2O A ri In
S45. 4 45 p. II Sundavg i0OS5 - -
100, $40 P. NJ - a.
READING. HARRISBURG P0T-r<r-.r,
AND NfSPORT-'lz4OG go
IeR 8l0. Q0OO. 100 A. ~ PsxS.,
only. ; leo. 4 90 200 p. vi -
: sS0's y r. Harrisburg only. tAOo. So
80 PHILADELPHIA.
1a-0g, Mf-OO. mS.G0. 400 mRlOO1 al ~
A ~. ms12.00. MILO. s2O0. s3.O6 40
- 0S.0O. m.6-OO eco. 1S.O0 SEQ girS.l
NJ. ts12.15 ndt. e
. AAsIlNORE AND WASHINGTON
o-OV N 1000. mS12O0. us200. mfsfCa
m 500. "7OO isl21 Is
Daiy TDaily except Sunday GS-
Cays- @Parior cars only. Via TauaouS
SE-Ncept saturdays mDinfuu car $780,
uISs only, zFrom Liberty ST only
+ rom IWenty-third Street-b5 - p n
CaSh p NJ. e122O p NJ $50 , ri
Jl15O ?. H., k3.2O p. NJ. v5.50P. n
Otnces- Liberty ST. West "a & a
Astor House. 245. 4S4 1900. 1884 FrusIiTssH
~ 9th Av-. PSI 9th Az. - Union Srus-.
west. 2I9S Sd Az. 105 West f15th & 81
Solurnous Av-. New York: 4 Court ST. ~
344 Fulton St. 479 Nostrand Az Fr1-S-
IN 5sV Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG. Nsx
OK Transfer Co calls for and er.-<s
oaggaEe % destination
". G. BESLER. 9 NJ TTu-
Vice-Pres- & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Azs-..
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FAItMER-CooK-- ana wife ooIorsd
wish eit1aiion,. country ar city. VIE =
hrst GAS cook; nial thoroughly understands
eele q norses ana cows, or butler work;
srenee Aeeress u. J ADAMS. ssi!Ineck,
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RAILROADS

PtEMM@YIl WANNA
RNIILROAWo
STATIONS foot Of West Tweuty-third Street
and Desbrosses and CoTtlaudt Streets
ss s tSss1s sS ave 5r @inaSss SsT aa
that siven below for IUenty-third Stree,
0'' FOR THE WEST.
s7.55 A. II. CHICAGO SPECIAL
1905 a. NJ ST LOUIS LIMITED. Fur
Cincinnati ana 81. Louis.
.lO.55 a. 1g. THE PENNSYLVANIA LINZ
1TEp-23 hours TO ChicaSo
sl.E5 p. ~. q u Q A g o. CINCINNATI
AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
1855 p. ". PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
lis hours 10 Chicago.
s4.6J p. n. CHICAGO LIMITED
1855 p ~ WESTERN EXPRESS.
-o.2o p. NJ ST. LOUIS AND CINCIlS-
MATT EXPRESS
1.53 =. ". PACIFIC EXPRESS.
1875 p. 81. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS
s0-55 P. ~. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
sl255 40 (s325. Congressional
Limited'l. s3-25. s425 s455. s5.55. 9.25
p m. 1910 night. sunday. s.25. - ..
gressional Iimited'O. ssS5 as. 49,
~sS.5S, Q = p m. y 10 night
SOUTHERN RAILWAT.-s325 .. sA25 D
ATLANTIC COAST LiNE.-s0 8 a. m. ana
9.25 D. m. daily
SE5ABoARD AIR LlNE.-12 25 ,. m and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
$50 2. m daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIIwAY-sE65
a m weekdays and s4.55 . m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
II 5.',1a. .SS a m week days and SIS
ATLANTIC CTTY.-955 q. NJ ana 255 D
N weekdays. Sundays s7.55 a. m.
SAPE MAf.--l2- 55 D. N. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK (Oce2n
end Point Pleasant. a 90 from Desb. &
CoII- SITS only SIS. 10 % q. m. II IS
tl.zo SATURDAYS only), .. %, .. t425 eE-
S Se2I Long Branch and ass p n. week
eayS sundays S.25. 925. l055 a. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
se55 stlO55. '1O.55. Hiss a. m. 1875.
e1255, s155 40. 255. s325 355. as.
e4zo. 4 IS (stt.55 for North Philadelphia
SSn.ly). 1S55: s625. SIS. 1.55. 8 .. SIS.
Cos. s755. S25 s925. 955, sf1OS5.
sl0S5 a m. 1875. 'l255. s1.55. g g.
onIy). '555, s5.55. SOS. S55. SIS. SIS.
D.. D (955 for North Philadelphia OnlYl
2 m. IL 10 night.
Ticket ofIices. Nos. 4ei, 1854 ana 40 Broad
way; 1S2 Fifth Avenue below 23d SD:
26S Fifth Avenue tcorner 29th s. ana
stations named above; Brooklyn. Court
street, 40 NoStrand Avenue. 800 Broad-
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station.
The New York Transfer Company viii
call for and check baggage from hotels
Telephone ''543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
". " ATTERBURY J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Itafic Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
Genera! Passenger Agent
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WORK WANTED.


YOUNG Man, IS: position where ne esn
advance himself ond learn race - i,
fer or plumbing preferred. hHesN-N >
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CUNARD LINE.

From Piers 51-52 North River.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
CARONIA. ...-...-.. MAY -. p NJ
Campania. o.. May ~ CaFmania- - June 5
Etruria ,.... June , Lucania. June 9
GIBRALTAR ITAIsY-ADRIATIC
New AiOdeIP Twin Screw Steamers
SIAA VONIA.. May -. noon; July 10; Aus -
PANNONIA. May %. 10 A. NJ: July II
CARPATHIA. June IL. II A NJ: July 81
VERNON II. BROWN. G. A.
21-24 state St, opposite the Battery.
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London & Northwestern Ry,

Shortest AMI quickest route
LIVERPOOL TO LONDON
Special train from Riverside Sto.t,-
alongside steamer, reaching Euston station
under 4 hours.
Mail vousc. Queenstown to IOndoD
via Dublin
Tourist resorts and all pTtcipaI cities IN
ENGLAND. SCOTLAND IRFI ~
WALES
Baggage (hcld checked New yo-t =.
London Tickets and ali nsoTmatio1 70
A. c. WAND. Agent. 2S5 5th Ave-
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BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
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CTRFAINs done up at home during sum
rncr. by experienced French woman; 30
cents lTp: wishes few more customers- DE-
VTENNE. SO West Seth 81
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GARDENER Single: middle aged. aTs.
lass, ustcefsfardF greenhouse work and
10 oate - Ire gardens, lawns. etc high
- r-'sr=rlces- tdcEsEs PETER A. care
- f-Arpen5'f-s si',-tav. Is ci,l re
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CHAMBERMAID.-B neat young Irish
Catholic girl; nurse; good chambermaid;
can sew; has brother useful. plain gardener
willing. obliglng: city or country. NOR
ROWS BUREAU. 721 Lexington ave.
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DIED ID" LINE.

pED ID" LINE.
For La GUayra. Puerto CabelIO. S~1srx-
Gao and MaraCaibO. via Curacao, cailinss
also at san Juan. r. r.
S. 5. CARACAS. saturday. May o. noon
/ s. = PHILADELPHIA. sat June 8 noon
For IA Guayra. Curacao and Maracalho
! s. MARACAIBO. Saturday, May 10 noon.
s :. ZULIA. ..-.., Saturday. June = -ooD
These steamers have superiOF accOmmO-
cations for passengers.
BOULTOS. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. So Wall 81.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

GARDENER--By sober. trustworthy, prac-
teal man: thoroughly experienced in the
line OF his duties; best references; small
family: age 60. Address ENGLISH. Box 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., N. z.
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Harrison Fishers
: Art Drawings
at S1.39.

This special lot in the May Art
Galleries:
Five subjects ''The Matt
nee Girls" ''The Vital Cues
tion," ''Shipmates," Ready
for the Ball." and ''Enslaved."
Framed in 11a-iuch rosewood.
12l2X17 inches outside measure.
Sold elsewhere at $500.
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N. Y. n. II. & HARTFOEsD. -. g =
Trains depart from GFald Cen-ita-
42d ST. and 18th Ave, as follows - r---
BOSTON. VIA New Londo1 ts1.1J
!siIIo s. = i iS;sa = 4, So, g.
sfi2:OO P. 81: Via WiiHnantl.ss-I ~, :
A. 81, 1900 P, A.; via a
a III fi'i2:OO.. SlA;0O ell:0g y ~ =
WORCESTER and FITCHbC1-1' "
MANS 2 NJ - a N
I-AEEVILL-E and SOFlEOLl--to-'
CT IA Rsrr + stockbridsa. Le19N Ri,'r
field-44:sO 4S.S9 a. n. 15'S4 z; -s4,,,i-s
Ticket Offices az cGrand GEN. = -
and Ci36th ST. also at 60. -. 49,
Bway. Cos Union Square. els- - 49,
c2S5 Columbus Ave. ct49 49, /,
c1O5 W. l25th ST.. SsVs InlIe "A.
r ooklyn. CA Court ST.. ~ Noea'-
SEQ B'Way. Sz,-.s q
Iasth 81 xStops a. 18th 81 Sune.. : "a ~.
$PaTlor Car Limited So 49,
cParlor and sleeping car tickets 80
Lackawanna Railroad.
n. Y. foot Barclay. ChFistsphsr' N'ss =
SITS. vs-.s-s
tsOOA. N-For Binghamton enc - !
eiO. 90 A N-For Buffalo. ChiS~-~
Louis -
f4OOP For Scranton 9ne 4 -
sGlSP NJ FOR BSiflalo ana 49, Ylt,-s.
sS43 p. M.-For BuGaio Syr,es-,. 80
eco A M-For ChicaGo-St~~4e
Tickets A. is9. go. Mss. l4st - }.
n Y. $50 Fulton ST. HIoa.AS-
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GENERAL HOUsEwoRK--By well edu-
Gated. ambitious japanese STUDENT private
family: country or summer house. w.
EYORAL. 64 East 1890 ST.
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DAYS WORK. Respectable woman: wash
ing. ironing or house cleaning; washing 70
take home. Call or write Mrs. n. JACK
SON. TIA Gates ave. Brooklyn.
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lEHIGH VALLEY.

E0ot OF West I'D A COTtlandG and Deslr- ,ses -
B. Daily Except sunday. sul1l9. - )
cl225 dl2 s e. As. n525 Y5.a5
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


CFLAMBERMAID- Do plain sewing or as
sst in dining room: excellent city refer
enees, Address Miss DILLON. ISIS Easc
I'D st.
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CIIAMBERMAID.-S Scotch Protestant: ex-
ceIlent references: good seamstress; would
assist in dining room. E NJ. Miss Fitz-
ger8Id's Bureau. 500 9th ave. cor. 42d ST.
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Tickets and Pullman accommodates. ~ \ -
NY; IS Fulton St. COuTt St. 50 NcstFS-. q -
$50 Broadway 4 foot Fulton 81. BTOo<l1r-
n T. Transfer Co VII call for and elsS1 4SyssA
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RAITTM0RE z az "a

$500 = 49, 49, - S4@8S a-e ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRANS
Every other hour on the even h1g
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHIAGrrN
Leave New York City 23d ST. Li,g-
WASHINGTON. Buftss. $50 an se1
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 an l-geE
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11-50 an 4-st1
WASHINGTON. Buffet. I5Opm I.T1
4"RCYAL LTD DEeF. N50pm tNsa
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 pm es
WASHINGTON. BuGet. 8 50 pm 49,.
tWASHINGTOS.S leepers. II. 20 pm S-----'
sEx. sun 1A4t
Through Daily Trains % the y =
Leave New York City sd 81 =
CHICAGO. PITTSBURe- II g pm 49,
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II SC ~ l-esea
PITISBCRG. CLEVE'p. $50 ssa
''PITTS2URG LIMITED" $50 IN ~. ~
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOCISV. 1l,5o pm ~ ~ ~
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. ego an 49,.
GIN ST LOUIS. LOCISV- SO pm 49,
OhiceS: 26l. 434. 1900 BToeds3y, 2 -
House los Greenwich St, . Ille, e.
w 39l Grand St. y. y; Sao Eels
Brooklyn. West sd 50. and l4osll 80.
After p. N sleeping car 49, 49,. -
and full information regaroiu> 49, s9.--..,.1s--
can be Obtained at Bureau or ll,. 49, ~.
b & o. r. R.. 80 ST. Terminal E'--s
Chelsea Sl4A
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GIRL-Colored: age. %; in doctors once
Address S. H.. caro- Johnson. S6 Wallace
St, Orange. y. j.
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EAMBURG-AMERICAN LNs.

From Bremen Piers. Sd s 4th SITS. Hoboken.
OELRICHS & CO.. No. 8 Broadway. N Y.
Louis H Meyer. IS South Third St. Phila-
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JAPANESE desires full charge Of bachelor
apartment: many good references. OS-
CAR 64 East 1896 st.
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JANITOR- Experienced. reliable couple
no children. would take care OF one
house; no basement J. MARA. 236 West
18th st
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TEACHER as governess OF companion for
summer months: English. French. music.
Address Miss LEY % Webster Place,
Orange, " J.
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STENOGRAPHER Any machine: quail
fed; over FIVE years experience: refer
ences character. ability salary arranged
accordingly; trial. IS per day. Address 3
B, Box 10. Tribune Once
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JANITOR.-By German couple: man handy
with tools. KR0BEL. 222 Eas; 2Tth 81.
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YOUNG MAN, %: reference: place. with
fair w9sss, where there Is aa0---lSe-l'e''s
z ~. OMEN, SOS 18th ave-
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HER-TYPEWRITER, expert:
nine years experience mercantile. rail-
road insurance; Hammond. Remington; SIS
weekly MISS COOMBS. 1873 East 1850 st.