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Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
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Bears the 11ha Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature y ZHZNzZa<
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.


| will sell private ly two tracts of land
in Orange County AS follows:
!. The first tract is in Bingham town
ship, adjoining lands oil ". j. Morrow,
5. j.: Mcdaniel and others, containing
SO 4-l0 acres. more or less Three
four:hs of SAID land is we'll timbered.
about 10 acres being under cultivation.
2. Another tract in same township,
adjoining lands of w. j. Morrow. ). S.
Webb and others, containing III acres,
more or less. Halt under cultivation.
a"d balance in timber. Small dwelling
house and stable on premises.
This valuable land will be sold SUR
p, isingly cheap. ::
Terms cash. :
For all other particulars address the
undersigned at Burlington. NC.
R. l.. STANFORD.
Feb. 9. 1905.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
PAY YouR Town TAXES,

The books have teen turned over
TO me for the collection OF the Town
Taxes for the year 1905 ]. will be
pleased to receipt for The same
All persons owing Tax will please
come forward and settle the same
or If you will request NE TO do SO,
will call on you,
GEc w. CHRIsToPHEE,
Tnwn Tax Collector.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
OtiCe.

This is TO notify all persons who
are indebted to the undersigned
that all OF our accounts have been
placed in the hands OF G. D. TaIner
for collection. He has full power
and authority tn enforce collection q
Of the same. If you owe us any
thing it will BIZ 10 your interest to
sasA him
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

The season OF Indigestion: is
now lat hand. Rings Dyspepsia
Tablets relieve indigestion. and cor
rect all stomach dlsor 1ers. Sold by
REYNOLDS & Walker.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

ann, OF ADVERTISING
. ..isements VIII be inserted TO. TOT
1ertl3eu,srel e,,sre Zone ineh) for the first
per ~ ~ ats for each subsequent pup
tv Genus
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
dpHee Hours.

mems at 500 a. m. Closes
30 p. H. w., o,ooes s.25 A. m,
bill going has' o'o
s25 ., m' or o,osoo 1000 a.
hll going " es' ''o
10 -, order books close 400 p. "a
n,p1Es G. RosEMoND, P. M.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

uous and B'eaktast Bacon, at
II Grocery Co..
r,4sb lot of Lovney's Candy, at
ry Grocery 60.
Mrs. S. ii. Gat,is is visiting the
~ of Rev. J. W. Goodman at
kuebCro'
ISee advertisement OF sale OF
I,be Jaads, 5y John W. Graham'
missioner =
Rod Sheriff Andrews Last
CslI" in this paper. The Sheriff
rs business,
Everybody abuses the devil
| !, is TO be noticed that be never
Ks of resignius his job.
formulated. Loaf and PuIver
Sugar, at Fancy Grocery Co,
Idouarters for sweet things 10
Postum, Grape Nuts, Quaker
!. Buck wheat Flour, Graham
|,r, Melrose Flour, at Fancy
bspry Co.
LSee advertisement OF valuable
\ FOR sale in' Orange county pri
ey by r. l.. Stanford, Bur
ktoo, N. c.
Misses Blanche and Snewdit
l., daughters Of Mr., and Mrs S
|Cole, at HtiIsnoro, are visiting
hives a, Durham.
l Gentlemen, the line OF White
kts and Ties at Webb's are mos
|icng. If 900 don't wish to bu,
/ h i better not lock.
/ ERemember we guarantee every
| 9 we sell. If no, as represented
|urn and get the money. Fanc,
|orry Co., Headquarters for goo'
pg' TO eat.
Mrs. JOS. N Frecland and be
e brc,he', Master Thomas Tor
ietl here Monday for Green,il!e
|C., To visit lhair father, Mr.. Dew
Eus Turner
EHave you seen thai new line o
Dor Mating at Webb's 7? The
wise and DO so Letore You
ghbor gets the best patterns
!! they are al good.
Judge A W. Graham was rt
|rted quite sick at his home at o.
Pd last week. The Observer
|sssed to learn that he IS yer
bch improved and will soon b
EiI again.
Any one suffering from Kidne
|ips, backaehe, bladder trouble .
|euma,!>m who will take a dose
re u'es upon retiring at uigl
|aII be relieved before Dormin
i'd by Reynolds & Walker.
The most reliable agent fer d
r"ylng and expelling worms fro
pl'dren and adults is Shriner's |
(an We, mltuge. rs cents a bottl
|ry il. Every bott'e guaranteed
We satisfaction. For sale by Y
Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

-Prnesalve is the hest Salve for
sores, burns. bells, leuer, eczema,
skin diseases; aud p'es. Sold by
Reynolds & Walker.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

FRESH Cakes and Crachers, at
Fancy Grocery Co
:-Val.ntines Valentines AT
Hillsboro Booksto t.
Try onr Is ecu, Roasted Coffee,
better than Arbuckle's. Fancy
Grocery Go.
There was change in the
schedule Of the Southern Railway
las, Sunday. Passenger Train No
1876 that was due at Hillshoro o at
2 81 going East. Is now due at Hills
boro at 8 So =. m.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

1-rp1pTION RATES:
ear. 70 % 20 g I" SOC
Sonths., g. /" 25c
| months.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

-Fou,z Proteinons Stock Food
No, ! il the most corc-ntra,ed
Protein food in the world Send
for copy of.:;'Pr"'einol"gy' which
describes same aud will be mailed
fee to any stock owner |: con
tsins s TO 10 times as much Pfntein
a. any other stock t, Cd and IS l 2
times ae much as Corn, and Ii times
as much a. Oats. lis a,tuai nu,ri
tive value is equal TO 8 | 2 times
that OF Oats, and 6 l 4 times that OF
Corn. For pfi,es aud particulars,
address The David Z Fouiz O.
Baltimore, Md, or their agent, W
4. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
.lGRTFULLY BURNED

y ',a> W. Moore, ma..n,ni,t +
f,p 1''y' Pa, had his aud right
4 "n'ned IN an cleo, ricaf fnrna e
~ F''-f I}ucklens .A,nica Salv.
~ ~" tie u-na' result "a ou,ck and
!. 'T'' "n'e." Greatest healer on
w. F." f'' Barns, Wounds. Sores
2. 60 a AM Piles. ESQ at w. A
1'!!es' Drugstore.
- Snhocribe for the ORANGE
oo'N1E OBSERVER. Only SIC
- s'nau 6 months so cents,
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

A GENTS WANTED &:
Our stock is reliable and can be
han lied for many successive years in
the same community. We want good
local agent in this county. Terms llb-
eral. First class reference required.
CEDAR HILL NURSERY 3 AMI
ORCHARD COMPANY,
Winchester, Tenn:
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
WRITE US A LETTER

freely and frankly, in striotest conf
dence, telling us all your troubles.
We will send Free Advice Gin plain,
sealed envelope). Address: Ladies'
Advisory Dept, The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
GAVE UP SUPPORTER

;'<I wore a supporter for years, for
my womb, which had crowded every
thing down before it, writes Mrs. S. J.
Chrisnan, of MannsviIle, N. Y. "Isuf-
fered untold misery and could hardly
walk. After taking Cardui gave up
my supporter and can now be on my
feet half day at a time.''
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Calumet, Mich. Dec. e.-As q. result Of the ex-
plosion OF fourteen boxes Of blasting powder In
the Quincy mine last night, one miner is dead, one
hurt
Oswego. Kan. Dec 6.-Eugene c. Bagwell. for
merly secretary to Judge Alton B, Parker, was re-
leased from the charge Of bigamy in the District
Court Of La Bette County yesterday.
De Soto, Kan. Dec s.-A robber early to-day at
tackled Miss Zona Heckert. night operator for the
Santa Fe, robbed the depot money drawer OF a
handful Of money and escaped.
Wilkes-Barre, Penn, Dec. 6.-In an explosion of
gas in the Baltimore mine of the Parrish Coal
Company. this city, to-day, two men were
killed and FIVE others injured.
San Antonio. Tex, Dec 8-Immigration into the
United States at border cities was heavier during
the month of November than II has been for many
years.
Cleveland, Dec 6-The Interstate Commerce
Commission will meet in Cleveland about the mid
die of January TO hold formal hearings on charges
Of Discrimination filed by the National Petroleum
east of Chicago and lorth of the Ohio River
Norfolk Va, Dec. SIT was announced by Gov
ernor Swanson to-day that the presentation of the
silver service the gift of the state the battle
ship Virginia. will take place at the Norfolk Navy
Yard December 10.
Reading. Penn, Dec. 6-The strike OF eight hum
dred employees of the Reading Iron Company
which began five months ago. ended to-day, when
the men were granted an advance in wages Of
about IL per cent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
P4LUE OF IMMIGRATION.
Reforms IN Present La5cs Urged at
League MaSS Meeting.

At a mass meeting held in Cooper Union last
night under the direction of the New Immi-
granite Protective League, resolutions were
adopted, addressed TO President Roosevelt and
both branches of Congress. protesting against
the restriction Of desirable immigration as pro-
posed in the Lodge Gardner bill now pending
before Congress.
Reforms in the present immigration laws were
also demanded, particularly an exact interpre-
tation of such loose terms as dangerous
loathsome and infectious disease" and ito be-
come a public charge"
The hall was we'll filled with men and women
of all nations. Germans. Italians and Jews pre-
dominating.
DR.. A Won Duering presided. Louis Viereck,
president of the league, was the first speaker.
He said that the sentiment of Germans through
out the country averse to further restric-
tions against the immigrant.
Edward Lauterbach said it was singular that
there should be any need for such a gathering.
1T is singular" said he. that a check should
be put on the very people who have been the
means Of raising America to the heights of
prosperity that she is now enjoying. Congress
should encourage and not discourage the assim-
ilation of immigrants Their cosmopotanism,
which ought 10 be regulated instead of abso-
lutely discouraged, has been the very life of this
country"
David Healy. an immigration inspector, said
he said that the officers of the immigration bu-
reau were doing all they could to ameliOrate the
condition of the immigrants under the existing
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
THE MUTUAL's SUIT IN LONDON
Seeking Damages for Transfer of Policy.
holders to North British Conuanv

bonaon. Dec 6-The hearing OF the suit OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York
against the North British and Mercantile Insurance
company ana d. c Haldeman. former London
manager OF the Mutual began here TODAY before
justice Sir Charles Swinfen Eady The plaintiffs
ask Tor an Injunction and damages. alleging that
while Mr. Haldeman still in their employ he
suggested to the North British company a scheme
10 transfer the British policyholders the Mutual
70 tIie North British, and that the day OF the
80. i.hilauon OF ms engagement with the Mutual he
sent OUT circular TO all the British poicyholders
an1aNunS them 10 surrender their policies in the
MG.nsi o ana transfer them to the North British
CoHps.y II is also contended by the plaintiffs
that Mr.. Haldeman wrongfully used informafion
wnch S, he obtained as London manager for the
"ntual: The trial will probably last several days
,slN-Attorney General Finlay. in presenting the
Pis55htn case. said II was admitted that there
rne Mutuali but the suggestion made by Mr.. Halde-
man or FAILURE 10 take the most stringent steps
10 end these abuses was absolutely unfounded He
stated at the conclusion Of his long address that
me surrendsrs Of British policyholders in the
Mutual totalled s.. 100000
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
srRNHAM CASE ALL In.
:, Greenbaum Reserves Decis-
;oo IN Trial for Larceny.

-.,s,haurl reserved decision yester-
jssn., ,sse of George Burnhsn. jr.. Of the
By y -.ssrve who is being tried for the lar
llua son In reply 20 Assistant District
/ sry o Set, the defendant said IL was true
stoing, - talked with Mr.. Rand. his counsel
| ,.si ~ .orrection Of his testimony, but that
"a not talked with him as TO his evidence
hI..., y nS- was the $500 check paid for! ne was
sssd ,.,raar ~ the sis.soo set apart
i N@e ".,,lsn,ent Of the Armstrong claims. the
n ~ ana the Levy policies and Nichols &
s-..r,s fees and costs
y. !, your claim that any part of the sis'0oo
=, paid to J. D. Wells
80 :. ..,,.
.r,her in settlement IF the suit OF Wells
Pyrnbarn or any other claim against
!. Mutual Reserve?
80"
=. surnhsm said r was true also that slooo
!. ,.sn paid for the settlement OF the Farrell
.,s that the Hofecker case had been set
4. Nv the payment OF the same amount 70
.,..sls Hofecker's lawyer. Under cross
t.-.,rstion Mr.. Burnhsm repeated his assertion
=. :, settlement had been made with Wells
: ssclsrea that IN the adjustment Of lawsuits
!, .,-,nlaints he had probably settled five hun
- suits. involving hundreds Of thousands Of
.g,-, Of which no record had been made He
=. ~ entry had been made in the minutes OF
:. ,rscrtive committee OF the 5000 retainer
Joseph.
.,,sr the jury had been excused for the day.
..-,s.l took up the question OF the admissabil-
~ ~ the alleged Lou" Payn demand for
,,ona0 which It Is alleged. further was ad-
.,,.s bv the payment by FreCerlck A. Burnham
y SS00a0 out of his own pocket TO Mr.. Payn,
~. q SUPERINTENDENT of Insurance. Mr.. Mott
.S 10 expected 10 bring out in cross-eXsmina-
- tbst the defendant was cognizant of the al
- demand which was the reason his brother
"a borrowed the $500 from Wells He said
~, his purpose in touching on the question
.s "A test the Credibility Of the defendant
!, T,tness Mr. Rand, opposing the introduction
y surh evidence. said that while IL might be
.,sisered as evidence Of settling the claims. it
.,cues no motive for stealing. He said further
,sst fbe subject which might have a harmful
,ss,, should be excluded from the cross-exam-
ssnon and that Nh Mott should not be per-
ri,,sd 10 Introduce direct evidence 10 establish
~ basis OF wels's alleged loan 10 President
purrhann.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
DUEL OYER GIRL.
Brothers Fight rith Stlettos-One
Dies.

Because a young Italian woman named Rosie
Faria thought more Of his brother Andrew than
OF him, Raphael Franzse, living at No 4S Have
meyer street. challenged Andrew TO fight duel
last night. The brothers locked themselves in a
bedroom and there slashed away at each other
with stilettos until Andrew fell dead with three
big wounds in his abdomen. Raphael got out Of
the house by way of the fire escape. The woman
in the case had been keeping company with
Raphael. II appears. but had preference for
Andrew, and wrote him a letter TO that effect.
Raphael found the letter and the duel followed.
The parents of the brothers heard the noise
and broke into the room. Raphael was climbing
out Of window at that time and they made no
effort TO stop him. Word sent TO the police
and to the Eastern District Hospital. When the
physicians arrived Andrew was dead. The police
at once began a search for the other brother.
but up to an early hour this morning he was still
at liberty
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
BURNING STEAMER COMES TO PORT.
Cretan Of Boston and Philadelphia Line
Beached in Delaware River.

Philadelphia Dec. 6-Fire which burned for
more than twenty-four hours in the forward
hold of the steamer Cretan. Of the Boston &
Philadelphia Steamship Company. which arrived
here to-day. caused sn estimated loss of between
S150,o0O and 100000. The flames were dis
covered on Wednesday night while the steamer
was off the New Jersey coast. The crew were
unable 10 extinguish the fire. and the Cretan
came into port burning fercely.
Philadelphia freboats came to the assistance
of the crew, and the Cretan was towed 70 Petty s
Island, in the Delaware River, where she was
beached. The fireboats flooded the steamer, and
after several hours hard work eKtinguished the
flames.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
vALuARLE SET OF THE SPECTATOR

Cambridge Mass. Dec. s-what the Harvard
College library officials declare to he the only COM
plete set Of The Spectator 10 which Steele and
other writer's of the eighteenth century contributed
has been presented To the college library by Will
tam R. Castle. of the instructors in English.
and Glidden Osborne, who played left tackle on
this years football team Messrs. Castle and Os-
borne purchased the set from a Philadelphia dealer
for $500 the library officials value II at several
times that amount.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE ELECTION.

The annual election Of officers OF the New York
Academy OF Medicine was held last night in Hosack
Hail. the meeting room Of the society The ticket,
by the retiring president. DR.. Charles
L. Dana, was as follows: President, Dr. John A.
wyeth vice e-president, Dr. Algernon 7. Bristow;
trustee DR.. Charles L. Dana; member of commit
tee admissions, Dr. Floyd NJ. Crandall member
Of committee on library, DR.. Henry S. Oppenheim-
er: recording secretary, DR.. John II. Huddleston
and corresponding secretary DIR. Charles Stedman
Bull.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
WANTS CONFERENCE ON CONGO.
Radical Leader in Belgian Parliament Would
Dispel Bad Impression.

Brussels. Dec 6-The question OF the Congo Free
State came up Unexpectedly IN the Chamber of
Deputies to-day. N. Jansen. the Radical leader
roused the enthusiasm of the Chamber by advising
that Belgium take the initiative in calling an In
ternational conference for the protection or th9
natives OF the state in order to efface the bad
Impression aroused abroad by reports OF their
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
LOSS IN READvILLE TRoTT1NG.

Boston. Dec. 6-The trotting meeting which the
New England Horse Breeders Association con-
Quoted the past season at the Readville track re-
suited in a loss Of $475 10 the association. ac-
cording to the report Of T Lee Quimby, the treas
urer made the annual meeting to-day.
The following board Of directors elected
John f. Thayer Ralph B. Williams, William r.
Allen, George H. Graves. Charles Whitlemore, Ar
thur II Parker c. Lascell, George Van Dyke, J. NJ
Iohnson 4. Lee OuinbY and c. NJ. Jewett clerk
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
srEAslhOAn-

lD I'D ST W M land. Reduced Rstss
PAIL. RIVER LINE via Newport and FsB
River Fares reduced to all points. Sostca
s. 65. Newport. Fall River. 500; Provi-
dence s. so I've Pier 10. ~. r. II War
Fen ST. week days ard Sundays. 500 p NJ
Sire. Priscilla and Pilgrim. OFchsstrAs
NORWICH LINE via New London. I.avs
Pier 40. y. r.. foot ClarlraOn ST. Wael ds,,
Chester ". Chepin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New HAVEN
Hartford and North. Leave Pier 90 e. r.
ST.. r. NJ steamer RiehsEd PscA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

.2 q - , tS,yLES---Esnkbook No. az
" q Ne eSeEmaa Savings Bank IN the
kE1e5 tofh. corner zth ave. ara izth
- s-s o,',,,L-ns . L-ns Diggelmann. All per-
as L - -s.lea assinst negotiating the
- q. i.cs feee tc the bank on De-
2 duplicate will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

ss1in,,s sI5sseook 5.1.ok Nc. SBs.sss On Dry Dock
sp1r 80 HSeLA Any person having claims
y ssrss oook is called upon 20 present
. u - he bank within thirty days.
sl.s a. BOOK will be declared can
zlss h .s<enslshed and a new ono
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

sara, sEs.hoook Ne 80. .55s on Dry Dock
.s,'n 80 SsA sslA Any person having claims
= Isn,. : oook "a called upon 70 present
= u ~ ne bsrk within thirty days.
s.sls3 sss .k oook WI be declared can
asls Ia i,.s,@ Ss,@..lnguishsd. and a new one
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
LOST.

ave. .ae-s,koook -sllok 10. NSs.aSe on DTy Dock
~ 80 Seak. Any person having claims
= t,-,ss oook II called upon 20 present
o n. Q TIE hank within thirty days.
riss SIC book viii be Declared can
'Esas = q. e1nnguishes ard a new ons
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

ADVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1884 Broadway. between oath
and s7th SITS. until o'clock .. m Adver-
tIsenlents received at the following branch
oric.s al regular once rates until O'Clock
o. M. viz: z04 sth ave. . e. cor. 2Sd ST.
1853 9Th ave. cor. 18th ST.; 90 East f4th st ;
2b7 West z2d St. between 7th and 9Th ayes
2ss West 125th St 1893 80 ave. between
10th and 18th SIS. 1925 80 ave. near 6lst
St I70s LIST ave. near s0th St; 1877 East
125th sti 7oo fremont ave-; 60 5d ave-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

said. except by way of conclusion Of law and
Inference, that he is a polcyholder."
The court reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

VIOLIN and PIANO TEACHER wanted IN
virginia home. Address J. II. Lsrry.
csSs of ocett Stamp o.. Is East Zsd 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

sW WEEKS instruction IN travelling
eaiexnxnshipi position gusrantsed upon
completion Brsistreet System. Rochester
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

wAfsTED.--EnsTgstin sKperisnosd adveT-
Using agents; entirely new proposltionl
salary and commission. Call today, ei51
20 O'Clock. Room 6is Lords Court Blas.
81 william 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

BOys.-over "a years OF age for holiday
season; salary 50: permanent positions
for ones most satisfactory. Apply sfter
a. m. Theodore B. Stnrr. Il26 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
ARTTTwN TIE Wngg nm

6NllN ~ -S2 - ". esiN -
A small high class party. limited TO -
members will leave New York January s.
: :. Cedric. travelling eastward. Most
liberal arrangements. Programme ready
Frank c. Clark. 06 Broadway. New York
COOKS. AROUND THE WORLD PartieA
S5th annual series. Programmes THOI
COOK 4 son. 245 and 1900 Broadway,
64q Madison ave. y. Y.
IA vELocE-Fast Italian Line
Sailing from Pier ga. North Rtvsr
r. OF saith ST for Naples and GSnoa-
BolOgnes!. fairfield d Co. 20 Wall Sc
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
FemaIA

COOK.-Compstsat take charge OF kitchen,
best references Jussils Bureau. ESQ Lar
ingtOn ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

JAP A Ers<cs Es2Gsss SSgas5oar sRT5as PaT''ss sss
e:.c 3 TSg's Sg; to ecu ROPE
Orient Cruise Feb. !. by SIS. Arabic u6.Ocs
tons). Frank Q. Clark % Broadway, n Y,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
HELP WANTED.

Observation-Disclosures. improvers.
nnishers and apprentice girls wanted.
$40 Greene ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

MUSICIAN who can play violin ana piano
can nnd situation IN a Virginia family
ADDRESS J. H. Larry. BAL Summer ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
HELP WANTED.
Male.
VyAET7ED
ADVERT Using
SOLICIT TOLRS

wanted-A couple OF good adver-
Using solicitors on The Tribune Al
manac for 1907. Liberal commits
s.cn. Address Advertising Manager
Tribune Almanac. 154 Nassau street,
New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
HAnBURG-AnERrcAN LrNE.
Eight Days to Ftaly

BY THE GREAT FLYER prr-scHrAs
From New York FsorrarY a 1907,
TOURIST BUREAU,
X. r Tickets, hotel accomnotasfans ara
zenere! information about foreign trave,
Trsvellers' checks good all over {hs world
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. NJ Y,
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Del ed" LINE
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Tickets 70 Texas Colorado. NsxtcoS
New Mexico. Arizona. CaIifovnia. Georgia
Florida, Alabama. etc ALL OCEAN
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ere (via Key Wesrl. Our bOOklaf
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
OCEAN srEAarEnx
M-7T@ GGsMag LLOYD,

s-[S S[orn Brsmen Piers. "a q 4th sts.. Hooox.r,
S-sJI SEgttLH GERMAN LLOYDTPAvELLERS
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

CooK.-By light eoiored woman In private
family; can cook for dinner or lunch
parties; take entire caro- OF kitchen; wages
S3a per month; no cards Address y. Cook.
323 West 69th st.. care tanitoT.
COOE.-Rv Southern colored woman IN a
FIRST class family: plain cooking and laun
dry or houEswOTk IN small family; refer
sncss Mary L. Thompson. 81 West a0th-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

COOK--By English Protestant; thoroughly
understands all branches plain and fancy
cooking. best OF references; city or coun-
try. ~. II. Mrs Collier's Agency. IL
West Esd 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

COOK--Swedish: sxcelisnti capable OF tax
ing chefs place. high ciass bachelor, pri-
vate patronage; Washington OF South: din
nsrs. lunches Ella Winthrop Bureau, IS
West 3Sth st