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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-21
TO BRIGHTON IN a:ss.

The way the automobile business
has increased in Salt Lake during the
past twelve months ifs something
wonderful. The autos sold are not
by any means all TO city folks either.
Many go to towns and even villages
throughout the state, because the peo-
pie who live in the country find them
as useful as those who reside in the
cities. The Consolidated Wagon and
Machine company began the automo-
bile business a year or so ago, as an
experiment and the experiment has
proved so successful that the COM
pany has had to lease extensive prem
Uses for a garage at ISL South State
street, opposite their main place OF
business, and will occupy it about
October 18th,
This company has the exclusive
agency for the Northern" the finest
machine made. 1t has just received
car load of the 1908 model Silent
Northern" 1t is a perfect machine,
equipped with the latest Improvements
and as hill climber is unsurpassed.
1t is a $4,000 car and without doubt
the best known and most popular
machine made.
AS a test, Mr. Odell, manager o
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-21
TRUTH

the Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company, made trip to Brighton
with party in a Silent Northern a
few Gays ago. We all know the road.
1t is exceedingly billy and rough
The distance, 81 miles, however, was
coveted in two hours and thirty five
minutes with ease and comfort and
the machine showed no sign of weak
ness or distress. The Silent Northern
is dandy.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-21

mer play in Boston, and Thursday
nights performance Of it here will be
the eighth on any Englsh-speaking
stage. Miss Nethersole and her COM
pany are en- route to the Pacific coast,
where she will play San Francisco for
the first time, early next month. The
story pf "The Awakening" which
is to be Miss Nethersoles opening
bill at the Salt Lake theatre on Thurs
day evening concisely stated, is as
follows: "The Awakening" is modern
in tone, and its scenes are laid in
Pari, and its suburbs. The play is in
three acts, which take place within
twenty-four hours Prince Gregore
de Sylvanie, (of Balkan prncipality)
together with his son, Prince Jean,
are in exile in Paris. They are in
friendly association with an aristocra-
tic French family of de Magee. The
relations between Raoul de Magee
and his wife, Therese, are strained,
the former having selfshly neglected
his wife for number of years. The
wife's Interests S, however, are conferred
in her daughter, Rose. Comes then
Prince Jean to disturb the domestic
peace of this good woman. His
brilancy and persistency attract her,
and for a time she wavers toward
the temptation. Her mother instinct
comes to her rescue, and her love
and scene of duty to her child give
her strength to enable her to over
come the pleadings of the Prince
While this brief outline would indi-
cate that the opportunities for heroic
acting are not numerous, there are.
nevertheless, chances for the disting
uished artistc's best style of emotional
work
"Sapho," the play with which Miss
Netlersole's name is probably more
intimately associated than with any
other in her extensive repertoire, will
be presented on Friday evening.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-21
WITH THE SPORTS.

The Utah trap shooters who at
tended the meet in Goldfield are loud
in their praise of the treatment &C
corded them by the Nevada sports
men. Becker of Ogden did the best
shooting of the bunch and made the
birds straight during the tournament.
The Utah team, composed of Becker,
Burgess and Skeen, killed 70 out of
a possible IS in the first 25-bird match
which was the best done by any team
at the tournament.
The defeat of Jimmy Britt by Cham
rion Joe Cans, while it was looked for,
came little earlier in the game than
was expected. Britt broke his wrist
in the middle of the fourth round and
refuse to go on in the fifth, the fight
being awarded to the negro. Jimmy
is now back number for fair, and
the chances are that when he goes up
against Battling Nelson he will take
another slide toward the bottom.
Dad Gimlin reverted to his old-time
tactics last Sunday when he led his
gang of Holsters from the field, for
feitirg the game because of a deci-
sion by the umpire which he did not
like. The score was tied when the
HOLSTERS quit, and we suppose Dad
concluded the game was lost and he
didn't care to play any longer. But
such actions fail to please the pub
lie, Dad.
Rawhide Kelley manager for "Cy-
clone" Thompson, won a bride dur
ing his recent stay in Ogden, the we'd
ding taking place in Denver last Srn-
day. The new Mrs. Ludwig-Raw-
hides real name is Ludwig-was Miss
Ida NJ. Shupe of Eden, and is the
young woman who recently won the
prize as the most beautiful woman in
Ogden valley.
Fall practice for the University foot
ball team has started, and Coach Mad
dock and Captain Cuddy Russell will
have their hands full from now on
looking after the long haired students
in all endeavor to prevent cigarette
smoking, proper consumption Of
food and proper training for the Tat
tefeld
Jackie Clark and Ernest Pye, the
speedy Australian bicycle riders have
sailed for home, after successful
season on the local track. Both o
the boys will take some of the vel
Ter bs gs" home with them, Clark be
ing the best rider on the track-har
{ ring Kramer.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-21
The Bank that wants your business

is the that right out and That is what want
and it is what trying to impress
The deposits of this bank have reached the OF
$36se5e55 We long list of well satisfied customers 1t
you present this bank please consider this
this banking home in the future
pleased with the service have ofeyou will be
also.
quarters but that will be redied when
building about the Ist of October
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

slow moving vehicle nterfered with Senator Mills.
The final brush a fair one, and it resulted in
an easy victory for Doctor Chase, his competitor
dylng away at the finish in a manner that told
plainly of poor condition.
inc real event of the day was the debut Of
T. r. .. 2:1414. a black trotting mare. purchased
s'sht unseen by Ackley {. Schuyler from Cen
crai isaac J. sherwood, a member of Congress
from ONO. Mr.. Schuyler paid $500 for her her
former owners representations without seeing her
or even knowing General Sherwood except by rep
utation That he was not disappointed made
pain when The handsome black trotteT stepped
down tho stretch in her first Speedway brush,
heating ). T. Gihbons's Bessie G, and George II.
would please horseman. Her way of going
WIS aS square and true that of Topsey her
sell, 6nd better gated than the latter ever
set foot on the Speedway. Mr.. Schuyler was con
tent 10 merely sample his mare III one brush.
ReSSie e.. whom she defeated &fterwaTd shoWeu
het class by outtrotting TJpsry.
James \. Murphy's fast PAGERS Don Derby ana
ers.' beating all the best horses of their gait on
tie roam geiding Funston. with record OF
2:OS4. Don Derby left him twenty lengths DcIhHd
IN q brush of hCif mile. and then repeated the
fcat Just TO show that II not scratch per
formanCe- Fardapgo then tackled the roam MORSE
and 10 tho surprise OF the spectators gave MN
beating. But It by the narroweSt Of InaTslhs'
not than neck separating the rival PAGERS
a they sped pa the lalf-Tpiie post.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
T'ROTTERS OUT IN SLCSH.
DR.. Chase and 2. T.. o. Garry Of.
Honors on the Speed7cGg.

Ht:i! weT in spots after Saturdays hig storin 'te
S2 e2way in rather poor condition. hut TINS did
not prevent the men who drive light harness horses
:fon indulgng in their favortc sport of hr'isulhS
f3"1r trotters and PAGERS down the road. The sol
earth drIVewa: thicly dotted with horses anu
fflnEed with spectators, and some very Srrlted
speed trials tcoiz place.
If there is ANY glory IN going fast behind a slS-
gisii. rough gated, skiyTsy trotter. then thafIS
Wciland carried the houors of the day with ms
biE chestnut geding. Doctor Chase. :1o14. thlS
hone had been off the minor circuits in tho sum
2lcT season. and yesterday returned to TN" speed
way FOR III" first time this fall Starring IN hfllS
with John W cornish'S bay mare Tnpsey-. "a ne
nCat ier about length. Then. turning with n -
CTsathnelS bay gelding Senator Mills. .i214. he
defeated that fast horse brushes out Of three
Only one Of them was n fair trial Of speed. now
ever. Mi WeIlands horse finished the first time
with lrollon taCkstrap. and in the next brush q
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
CHAMPIONSHIP For PELL.
Defrais Dccrham IN Fina! LaTcn
Tennis hound al TMred0.

-',1xeGn PARK. X Y Sept 22-The hnai rouna
g. .;.e lnwa tennis tonrnameUt for the clhh ca-n.
,-e5f,, N, ere rrslrts OF the Tuxedo Tennis ana
-,ype- Cub today resulted IL victory for Car
-, . pA, Mho defeated Z. T. Deerham threo
70 =. che !,eerhaIn the first set, 6-l bEt
ps.1 ~, wns 81 fiac form, won the fotcTifs
,-.e 8. =--2. e-s. -.
81 :, Tsns5,,or. drew byes and played the openin,
IN 81 tae tournament. which resulted IN =
...-r1-,- - pirsrlure a. Ga. As, s.
> Fse. kare presented the cups for the c1o
s-,Tia7lsh.f. Next week the mems doubles VII
"a riaved .o- cups presented by i. Lcrilard re
.urrfnaries follow;
x-+--- --..-.5t- defeated i. DinsTcre. ;f.
.. ! = penrfau defeated Gri'nr aid L<o-.llard.
WilfnerdinE- 1r 6'feated 'NiI'isina
o.. rv s-ssl:: 6 Hooker defeated 4 = Walker lF
- Srqn-.z- Norzirer defeated tonde Mast, C,
Johnson defsatrd L. J. I'ooier, 6S. 6
-.srg- Pen defeated l. FSaT1vell e. e = r
-,-.-s--.sen defeated Fulton Cutting. Gs. Ga Sl-
So -aund-F. F Doerham defeated {. : lie. 6.
: winaerdinE. DEBATED II :. Hooker. e.
= SEYMOUR johnson defeated Steniev Mortimer, e
" a Irst4noe PEI defeated r T. Frenghuysen. IS.
Ss-ri-enal -cund-F- T. Drerhen defeated J. Wilmer
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

C-ApETAKFR.-R widow; private
house. while owner il in Europe, or until
sold or rented: references frcru present sIn-
ployer. Caretaksr til 9TH ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
RAYLEOAUN.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

TWO HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON TIE HOUR 80,
$50. $50. So $50. $50, 1910, IL ~
II 80 a. m. 1890 i.20. 1.50 90. 800. 41O'
go. $50, $50, 7.50. $50. 11.50 y III. sun
f9{s. 30 s6 ;.99 30 9So i9o9 ~ iSg ID a. 10 10
Lv. LfBEI;TY Sri. 50. ESQ. 100. 500.
$50. 800. 1000. 1i.oo. ii.s0. ZOO a. m.
100. 1-$o. 100. 800. 400. 100. $50. 500.
700. 500. 300 D. m, l.. ID midnight sun
days. l.3O, 500. 600. 1000. l1-Oo 12O0 a.
m. Leo, 200. 900, 400. 5.oo. 500. f.Oo.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
LY W. 23D ST.-T.50. $50. 1i.5o a. IN.
80. $50. $50. $50 ?. m. daily 80
a. IN. 2Co. 40O. 500. 100 ,. m. daily.
$50 a m. 30 Sats. oniy). , ~ p In
Sun9Ay9 I9 fyRsRTY gag a ms T@,Bo6 20 + 5n N 90
Sats, only. $40 p. m Sundays. 1000 a
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURST.
Dnly). ID. 3 20 $50 p sundays. G.S0.
$50 a. IA. =. ~ D IL.
Lv. LIBERTY ST 90 1000 a m. q: 20
100. 1000 a. IN. go =. m.
ALL RAII. ROUTE: LONG BRANCH.
ASBURY PARK and OCEAN GROVE. Lv
q q ex satsj az SO. 63d01i.5o p. m sun
days. H.t0 a m. 800. - = Sn-
I.v LIBERTY ST.-i0o $50. 1f-30 a. m
G2& 80 Sats only. q. 20 Sats. OnlyD. l-30.
$50. 445 t5.13 eX- Sats.I. 5-31. $50 p m.
12.oi midnight SUNDAYS, $50. 9-15. a. III.
I. ca. $40 y.
SANDY HOOK HOtT'F. Atlantic High
lands. sea Bright. Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove.
I.v. PIER. 81. y r. (42D ST. loco a
m. IL 90 : 10. 4.l5. T45 2. m Sundays.
. so a m. 90. T-45 D. nI. -
Isv PIER 10. y. Il, CEDAR ST)-1O2 20
a. IN. !. 90. 3.55. 4 ~. $40 p. IN. Sundays,
1900 1t. m. 40. $40 p EI-
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices. Liberty -. (West 23d 81. Tel. Sl44
Chelsea Astor House. 24J. 45l, 1900. l354
Broadway. 1s2 FIFTH Az, PSI Fifth Az. =
Union Square West, 27gs Third Av-. 1Otl
West f2Ith s.. 245 Columbus Av-. New
York: court St 349. 34i Fulton 81. 4I9
Ncstrand Az. BROOKLYN: 800 Broadway
Williamsburg. New York Transfer co. calls
FOR and checks baggage 10 dssJiuation-
W Il EESLFR ". g. HOPE.
Vtce-Pres & Gen. Mgr Gen. PasS'r agent
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

CARETAKER.-R couple would
care for home, furnished or unfurnished.
dress Responsible. Box S04. 215 Montague
st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
Female.

ANNE. JACQUIN. COZ eth ave. near
35th St. Employment Bureau: supplies
select servants ali nationalities recon-
placed.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
MI6CELLANEOCs.

EESILvERLSG mirrors: resildinG frames:
new mirrors TO orcer: send postal En-
c1re Mirror Works. % 6sa aye.
SUBSCRIBERS season tickets. two cesir-
ahie orchestra chairs Metropolitan Opera
house. sor Mondays CT Wednesdays. former
treferree- AGdre&s. stating price. J. E. p.
lsSs IseSn st. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
EETTrRY STEAESEP co.

Fleet OF SPLENDID modern steamships
Finest service. Low Colouist rates Al
saiiiEgs from Pier 10 or rs. z r, near
Fulton St. u noon
GALVESTON Tues. Thurs sat.
MOBILE Fri BEUNSWICk. Ca
Fri KEY WEST. sat
Freight and Passengers 20 the Sout1-
West and Southwest. fccluding Texas
Louisiana. Arkansas. Oklahoma Kan
s3S. New and Old Mexico. Coiorado.
Arizona ard California
Tickets and all information. eeo Broad
xay & 50 South. rear FuIton 81. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

eing, tr-. ca s-2; c1arence P.n defeated Seymour
Johnson e. s-9
Final round-Carence Pell defeated F. F. Deerhan
l-s, ca. e. IS.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
DRrSSMAKISG AND MILLINERY.

TITRSHFEED FUR 90
a~e specialists in remodeliinS any old fur
garment into tho latest style: best work
nrarshin and correct IF at very ressons bic
prices. new fur garments made to order
also n stock: old fuTs tai on in exchange
for now. Kindly cali at 5S NEST 2lST,
rear 9th ave Tel 1123-Ci Ciramercy-
EESSMAKING.-Hrs carmen Eopp: 20
years ia business. familiar with latest
STYLES: well recommended. distance no OF
ia"': prompt and conscientious; remodellinS
2 soecialty. So - day Inc2 i. I56th 81
pRESSNAEER Of 4. Altman & Co. es-
teIlent otter. designer: experienced. rrin-
cess jackets. letcst styles, cloak remodel
ling: moderate. Address nressmaller. 326
West 1+th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

AMERICAN LINE Fr9m sr;9,n. Pier o.5, Is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FSOUTHAHPTOS
-. Paul. Sept Is 81 Louis. oct. y
New York Oct. 3 Philadelphia. oct. 10
RID STAR LINE FROM Pr
NEW YORK-DOVER-ANT
VaGerI d Sept. -. 80 AM Iceland Oct y
kroonland. Oct ). PM FIriand- Oct 10
WHITE STAR LINE fl0% - = Per p
NEW YoRK-Q'S 'SSTOwN-LIvERPOO
arabic sept 26. 80 A u ','ci-ic -. Oct II
'Bal,ic- Oct 3. 2-3G PHi sCeItfc -.---Oct u
PLYMOUTH -CHERB' GSOCTHAMPTOS
Oceanic. Sept. -. 5 AM '+Ad-iatIc.. oct .
Majestic Oct :, 10 AN 'TeUtouic. Oct. IS
New. >. coo tors: has Elevator
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and -Band-
R17M R6sroS 1SH6 Z6 < ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores Madeira Gibraltar. AlsiersL
'CRETIC. Sep. %, Ncv. Z. Dec. II
sC'ANOPIC' .--...... Oct 3 Nov. ls Jan. II
-REPt- -BLIC. .----.-Oct. - Nov. 80 Jan *
'ROMA%IC. Oct 26, Dec. :. Feb
CEDRIC 81 a9V os5 q tons to1s JAN. 4. FEB IL
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWAY.
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. Battery PL
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70 m sTmEI AND POINTS IS

lS Cd . u W hI NEW ENGI.SNT.
FALL RIvET, LINE. via Newport and Fail
River. Lv. Pier 70. y r. f.. Warren 81
week days and sundays. $50 T. m Strs.
PriScil Ia and Puritan Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE passenger services
will be discontinued fog the season OF fagT.
after Saturday. September 80. for Frovf-
derce Boston. East and North Lv- Pier
Is, y r., Fl. Murray 81. week days only.l
8 p. IN. Strs. Providence and Plymouth
tnewl. Orchestra
NEW BEDFORD LINE, passenger ssrvic-
viii be discontinued for the season % 1897
after Friday. September ~. for New Bed
ford Wood 2 Hole. Martha Vineyard
Nantucket. Mattap0isett Marion and other
points on Cape cod Leave Pier 30. Y. r..
foot Clarksou st. week DAYS only p m
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE, for New London. Nor.
wich. Worcester. I-v- rf'Ie- 40 n R. u.
GARRISON ST, week DAYS only. > 2. m. Pier
30 Z. r.. II. E. 22f St, $50 .. m. Strs-
Chester ". chaplin and city OF Worcester.
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven ana
North Leave Pier 20 East Rive-- weslS.
days only. 2;45 p m: foot East I'D S--
?. H. Steamer Richard Peck
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n. 7. n. II. & HARTFORD r. r

n. T., y. II. & HARTFORD r. r
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
42f II. and Sth Ave. as follows toT
Boston via New London * Prov Is 90
tli 1000. : 1000. * 1902 a. NJ. : 90
~ l.0l. x 800. -. 500, 500. . 5:G2
''i2:C0 7. NJ VIA W!llimantlc-t'S:Ol
\. N. 200 r. NJ. Via spfd.-I9:It
\. NJ. 100. 1900. I'll 10 f. NJ
White Mtrs.. ST Albaus and quebec
= $40 y. ri 1900 r. NJ
Portland ts Bar Harbor via Worc.-ffS PM
Wor'ster & Fitch. via Putnam-f3:50 p NJ
Lakevill- q Norf-t's:OO A. NJ. 81 Pm.
CT. harrington. StockbrIdge. Lenox. Pitts
held--ti -, -'g.00 A. NJ. i:2O 1851 PM
Ticket offices AZ cCirsEd Central Stn ard
c125th 81. also at c245. 1900. c1334 B'way.
C2e Union So. clS2 Fifth Ave. Gao Colum-
bus Ave, cG4g Madison Ave. clos ". 10Th
St. oIpS Third Ave. In Brooklyn ct
Court st. +1a Nostrand Ave. 800 B way.
.Daiiy. Except Sundays. 'StOps at 18TH
81. xStoIes AT I2Sth -. Sundays or,y-
3Parlor Car Limited. sSunday parloT cnr
train Has dining car. cParior and
Sleeping Car tickets also. saturdays only.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
ALL THE WAY BY WATER
Between NEW YORK and
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD


Fast Express Service.
PLTMOUTH-CHER ER2OURG-BRENES
Kaiser. Sept n. 10 AM Kaiser .--- Oct. =
n VIM. IL. Oct. i Il AN X Vrn- II. Oct -
, SlroIlT.ririz- Oct s. 3 Pm KronpTinz Nov .
Ceciiie tnvgD Oct Il 10 An lC'ecfie new Nov II
Twln-Screw Passenger Service.
PLTMOCTH-CHER RBOURC5-BREMEN
kUrfueTst. Sept Is. 10 AM I3arhar' 'sa- Oct "a
Friedrich Oct ;;.-I0 AN Kurfuerst- Oct. 81
-Gneisenau. oct1e 1n AN "P. Irene. Nov
Main 80 Oct Il. 10 AM +Cinsisenau Nov lt
'Eremen direct
Mediterranean Service.
GIB' NAPLES-GENOA. AT II AN.
Connecting at Gibraltar for AIg:eTs-
K Iuise- 49, Oct. X Luise Nov. Is
X. Albert. Oct. Blk Albert -. nov. -
'Neciar Oct 70 %Neckar. Dec
Friedrich. Nov. :. Friedrich. DEC q
'Omits Genoa
From Bremen Piers. 3d & 4th SIS Hoboke1-
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELR1CES &c CO, No. > Broadway. N 2
Louis II Mover 1915 Walnut st PhIla
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

DED ID LINE
For II G-ayra. Puerto CspellS-
Curacao and HaracaibO. via Curacao. call
Ing also at San Juan. p r.
$ Philadelphia - SATURDAY. Sept. 2s. noon
IS Caracas ..-.... Saturday. Oct IL. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao. Naracaib0:
s. Maracaibo ---.- Saturday. Oct- ., noon
Sc ZuIia ----....- Ss turday. Oct 70. noon
These steamers have superior accOmr1o-
dations for passengers.
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT,
Ganeral Mana-ers. 50 Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
RECORD HOLDER
To Italy IN s DAYS

BY : :. DEJTSCFLAND. FEB r Vs-
Grand Winter Cruises to the
Orient. West Indies. Superb Nile
Service by new steamers. Tourist
Bureau for general information.
Travellers Checks Good All O-s- tbs
World
EANHuaC aC-kNE9ICiE [TNE.
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DEsks AND OFFICE FrRNlruRE.
LOST-BANEBOOKs.

LOST OF STOLEN.-Bsnkbook No. 45s. 26S
Of the German Savings Bank IN the City
CT New York corner sth ave. ard 14th St,
iss2ed 10 Aug. Sohr, ST. snd Jette NohT.
Al persons are cautioned against negotiat-
ing The same. II not returned TO the bank
on the I4fh day OF october. 1907. dupii-
cate viii be issued
losT.-Bsnkbook No. e6s es4. Bank for
-ayings. 2s0 <.a ave. New York. Pay
hlsnt stopped Please return book TO bank
s-osT--Bankbook No sss. .Ss3. Bank for
har.nss. $50 18th ave. New York Pay
fnent stopped. Please return book 20 bank
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Female

cARETAKER. 49, American widow and
grown son; furnished ~ unfurnished
house: reference from present employer
Address Walker. 65 East 5ith st.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
MACHINERY.

wood ard srca working machines; fully
Guaranteed; machinery bought and sx-
cfhnEsc. GEO. u. EDDY. 3eS Madison st
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

.rbn Lx-x-ha makes sold. rented.
0sep@iec excheAsed; rohAhis s<ryics.
70 NAAEAn - IA2Ashens a10-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
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BALTIMORE {. Ohio r. r.
Throush Daily Trains 70 ths West.

sDailv.
Through Daily Trains 70 the west
Leave New York City. 23d St LID y 81
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. $50 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1i.5G am IL 90 n
/ IITTSBURG. CLENEBD. $50 PIN 40 prn
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Offices: 2f5 s3l. 1900 Broadway. Astof
House, iOS Greenwich St. 26 Union Square
Brooklyn: West 23d ST. and Liberty St
Aftor p. Sle9plng car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
r. < o. Z. r.. I'D Terminal Phone No
Chelsea Sl4i.
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IIU DOUIN X I LIN
u NIGHT SERVICE I'll
mEmTT 20 ALBANY Superb Steamers
II EUFIGS LINE - W Morse and
Adirondack.-T.save Pier e.. y r. week
davs and SUNDAYS. 8 3. n. ". l29th. $50
p m ALBANY. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. MONTPE-AT- the North. East and
West. Fine s~TVi-@. Music Gorgeous
searcflIight exhibit. Comfortable state
rooms with Or without bath, al cc-1fo~ts
Of home ard club.
mFTRTFA4H TROY Steamers Dean
tgI j w 5NS LINE Richmond and
Gr4anport.-Isve- Pier 46. y r weeS days
and sundays a. : p m Low rates.
Tickets and state-Oog1S az Wharf Off7css.
also at city Ticket OFfice. 22O Broadway.
cor Reade St.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANCEA ACTURERS O. Billiard and pool -
5iss: high grsde bowling alley builders
lowest prices Marx Pros. "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED.
ADVERTISING CsNTASSER.-WkN
SEVERAL GOOD ADVERTISING CAN
VASSERS ON THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
LIBERAL. CONN iSSToN. REF ERENCE.S
REQUIRED. CALL OR ADDRESS BUSI-
NESS OFFICE. TRIBUNE BUILDING.
wANTFD-GentleInan 20 represent tae
= CO W6H 81. one speaking foreign Ian
guages preferred. Fifth f7ooT-
Female
AN INTELLIGENT WOMAN Of refued
personality who has tact sDd patience.
TO ft herself FOR permanent position with
old established COMPANY Address s Nj.
Tribune Uptown Ofice. 1884 BToa Gvay.
COoE--YoUng Swedish gil as cook and
GOOD baker. Apply Monday. 20 , m.
with reference Spencer Arms. I40 West
G9th ST. Apartment u b
HOUSEwORKER. Experienced girl in
apartment: two IN family Call Monday,
II 20 I. ri rs EaFt Esd; references.
YOUNG WOMEN Of good education TO
learn nursing 70 previous experience
Superintendent 81. Marks Hospital. la
2d
EANTED-A capable woman for general
housewoT1z for two people living In apart
-nent Apply, with references. g A. TrfA-
une Cptown Ofloe. 1854 B-oaaway.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
rYPEWRlTERe.

ElTERS.-Ren1inxton. p: Bnck-
ossaerf4. yost OF Keystone. 81 20: Will
$40: Aa1natean. SIC. Gay. 1885
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
STEAMBOATS,.
HUDSON RlWGR
9Y NAWTTCET.
$500 boston EXCLUSION

SUD BUS SttAN rsNtt ~ itiN
VIA ALBANY AND THE RFcRESIIRESs
OCTOBER IST. SEND FOR FOLDER
STEAEER MARY POWELL
Leaving pssb~o>sez s. a. I.45 p ",
West 4ed St 2 VI West 1S9th St. 2-2p
=. NJ daily. except SUNDAY. TOR RI ghiant
Fails West Point. Cornwall. New burSh-
New Fari5urgh Milton PouShk esusis
rs.1rtfrrlr ar,i kirsstor. Crr1esrra or, aoa-i.