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The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1907-10-24

You can pay your taxes at the
First National Bank.
Byrle Chappell was down from
Glendive on Sunday.
Geo. Carroll and Hans Lehn
were up from Medora on Sunday.
S. P. Bakken shipped three
cars of cattle to the Chicago mar
ket on Thursday.
Patterson & Kinney sold six
head of good young horses to R.
D. Portor last Monday for the
consideration of $500.
Service will be held in the
Episcopal church at 7.30 p. m. on
Tuesday, November 5. All are
[cordially invited to attend.
When in need of up-to-date job
printing Of any kind, remember
you don't have to send back east
for tive do it. Prices right.
Mrs. Brophy was taken quite
i'll on Sunday and DR.. Benedict
was called to attend her. At this
writing she is reported to be i'm
proving.
Mrs. Dennis Smith and daugh-
ter arrived on Sunday evening
from st Paul and went out to the
Davis ranch where they expect
to reside this winter.
Messrs. H. Mullendore and B.
J. Parson left for Dickinson on
Thursday with a bunch Of horses
for the next horse sale to held al
that place next Monday.
There will be a dance in the
l. O. O. F. hall at Wibaux or
Friday evening, Nov, !, This
dance will be a hummer" anc
you can't afford to miss it.
A large prairie fire started or
the north side at the head of Box.
elder creek last Saturday night,
and a number of people from
here spent most of the night in
fighting it.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will meet next Sunday evening
at 7:30. Subject, THAT | May
Know Him." found in Job 22;; 81
%. Mrs. Babler will lead. AL
are invited.
Are you in the market for {
piano? If SO, don't fail to see me
as I have the agency for the
Netzow pianos, which are secono
to none. Let me quote you prices
Mrs. G. NJ. Allen, WibauX, Mont
A. G. Parson passed through
town the first Of the week with
400 head Of COWS and calve!
which he recently purchased o:
M. J. Gupton, and was driving
them to his ranch at the mouth
Of Smith creek on Yellowstone
river.
John Douthit, Of the Beavel
Valley Stock Farm, has gained
the distinction Of being the first
man to market grain in the new
elevator at Wibaux. He haulet
a load Of flax in on Wednesday
which was graded No. l, ant
sold for $1.05.
| Word was received from Glen
dive last Thursday Of the deatl
of John B. Kelley, a former res
ident of this place, Mr.. Kelle.
was a pioneer settler in this sec
ton, and was over seventy year,
of age, having moved to Glen
dive only two years ago, where
he resided at the time Of hi
death. The remains were laid t.
rest in the Glendiye cemetery Of
Saturday, October 19.
| will sell all my furnitur
cheap as I do not wish to NOV
or store it. Following is the list
2 bedroom sets, dining tabl
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1907-10-24
AUTHORIZE
E. E. JORDAN
To Sell Your Property.

What he has done for 9TH
ers, he can do for you.
The backbone of the ranch
ing business is broken now.
Better sell while the eyes Of
moneyed men are turned
this way. When they begin
to turn elsewhere for invest
ments your chance will be
gone and you may always
regret your lost opportunity.
Get Busy and list your land
with a man who can sell it.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1907-10-24
Me Grain Market.

Me Grain Market.
No. l Northern wheat, S 80
No. 2 .87
No. N l Macoroni wheat "a
No. 2 II
No. l Flax, $1.05. Oats, so
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
BOlIFS FOR CHILDREN.
/ Increment to Place Unfortunatc
Little Oprs an Pr;vote Families.

There a~7 -'-" homeless children in the United
S.ates--s1..9 ..'af'n growing Hp in institutions
.-rz 10 I'D memories but memories ~ cold insti-
.rtoa lf. To child lovers that seems a large
-~--se~-an unnecessarily large number csreriaIlv
-rar ser -.-.- another 50. .tis-iCal fact There
,-s 9n.f a...lIe== homes iG the United States
80 Of these homes II is a6rgf.-az a-, ,15-4
s Simply because Il COSTS too much Il, bring ~,
child I.-E--fss F. Tile -1oWns Of The landlord have
had tl6- I"rt IN keeping many home empty Of
csl6re1. -H- 80 nave T'a chains OF fashionable
.ss Rgt ir Is estimated t-Gt any number of +l-ega
t5ues Jack --...- Just because tHe children never
srls o- else r..- 0=ms AID death took them II
o--.r-el ID ..e editor Of The DeI.rest0rs' -1-7+
here ought t. 6e a. place n some of these homes
a- tte children WHO are homeless. plan has
esn fc~1-1. therefore, 10 bring at least some of
re homeless children and childless homes together
Coopera-.a- .a the plan are a number of women.
zrorE t.5- ---5- Frederick Dent Grant. Mrs
1srsnce Burns founder OF The Little Mothers. Aid
sssJcla----- L-=. William Jennings Bryan and Miss
Vary Mcdonald. the Chicago Settlement worker
81 this Plan tae children VIII make tnei- own
appeal From Inc 10 time The pictures and the
ute h.s-c-r5 OF the children offered VIII be pub
usEe5 in .r.s pei-earOr.'' but their real names
vii nor be printed. because 70 print them might he
:, expos some child II modification in after Years
r III C-=t .---H'ucrt offered are tvo children a
boy Of four and GIr OF seven.
i is q common thing 10 hear people say, "Oh
WOULDN'T -a-a adopt a Chl.6-you can't tel what
.s he-ez5.E might he. what traits It might in
ls-.t.' T-s LrLe EtrI Offered for adontjon has an
.-1e--taf -Izt ought 70 reasSure any There
vas q CONF Portable home til the father died Then
Fsrgsca taking her child with her She was a
.sI woman and sao developed a disease
rtlch the doctors told her would prove fatal When
fas knew --er her death was near she took the
g-l 10 --e D-l'6reu's AID Society, IN PaNaGa'rlia
There 81. lived. her strength was so nearly gone
.sa-. ..-- 70 save ca-fa-c, she was ccu!0cIIed
"a SIT down ou one doorstep after another before
1s socs-Es rooms were reached She gave her
tsL6 into -he secretary g charge. telling her that
sic going 20 have . nice vacation in the cotn-
n. Kissing her she walked out dry eyed 10 the
tcspi-aI 20 die
Children who are offered may be taken IN one
5t tt-e- Ea"s-bE adoption. bv ir5erture. or bv
no ra.-- OF system OF course. people taking
-hI6ra1 VIII give references. Zach child will ar
1--WE al .-s new home comfortably supplied with
c5-hin-. In order 70 do this bank account viii
be s-s---5 Ior child when X IS offered for ador-
ten Readers are invited 10 contribute TO these
hank accounts by sending @ postage stamp. and for
tac4 stamp received the orignators Of the plan
will add another.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
SUNSHINE SOCIAL.

Pres le-- o5 -le T. S s
I1e Sunshine social given hv the women OF the
Ca-ls Falls NeiELborhood Sunshine Club at the
Res- Home on Saturday evening. October 19 proved
70 BE- 2 most enjoyable affair The evening itself
vas beautiful o-- for driving, and the young re0-
ls. Is well as large sprIuii.ug Of the older ones
iron al sections Cf the country round about, took
s.ga1tesa Cf the glorious moonlight night to turn
o. n f--l force
Ar exceptionally good phonograrh. kindly Ieut
to- The occasion by Mrs Victoria BrrdIev Of Asha-
va. P 7 provided the music and there were also
focal selections given by male Flse club from the
same town. while the Information bureau kept many
Guessing part of the evening. and proved to be
Source Of interest and amusement.
Not least among the attractions were tho cake.
cream arl coffee kindly furnished by d committee
q ne women tr charge While f. was hoped there
void be q g-.lly Gathering, 40 one expected quite
d. many rs came, Tor by actual count there were
tese2t 10 persons, O large number Tor q tiny VIII
--gEi t-- then. one Of the visitors remarked.
You see. t-'s Sunshine. and that's why they turn
o-t 50 vel, tey want 70 find out all about IT," and
Interest IS a--este1 by numbers r is 70 be tu-
ie1Ted thar they did and Il Il hoped the interest
nay develop into on abiding love for the work in
t. Is -f--tatialr.
Mrs. KATE PICKERING, Secretary.
Carl's Falls. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
LOCAL POLITICS STUNNED.

The officers Of the West End Woman's Repub-
mean Club are wise IN their generation. Every
one came 70 the regular meeting of the orEaniza-
lion yesterday afternoon IN the Hotel Asor expect
Ing TO hear about local politics the speaker. Walter
chandler. having beer scheduled 70 speak on The
Duties Of citizenship Mr.. Chandler said, too
that lie had come expecting 70 talk about local
politics But he was warned IN good time. The
West End values the peace for which it fought and
almost died last winter too highly 10 risk Il by
any reference 10 such dangerous topics
ITO fuse or not to fasee is question about
which have all no doubt, our opinions" said
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, in presenting the subject
Of the day, but Il needn't be taken up IN this
club"
So Tr. Chandler talked about tho duties Of cttl-
zeuslip 4. IN entirely non-comnital way.
Mrs William Grant Brown presided. and there
was a musical programme, arranged by Mrs. Ruby
Gerard Let.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. October %. 1907.
BEANS AND PEAS-IIs market I7r domestic pea
beans ftt shows weakness. and, Utlla few choice
goods are rtlI ohh4g s. 81 IS 80 u looks as x
s. 80 would be accepted for almost 81 the stock
now remaining flrst hands Medium dull. bat not
many ruling quiet at s. 30 a s. 40 i"T
+l-re E,srortera have taken enough kidney this
week tone 10 tho market, particularly
FOR choice bright old stock Ca-lforEla lima ro" AMI
SHADE eaa-r. scotch Teas moving fairly 5.a Eal-'S
are steady. We quote BEANS, marrow. 1906. choice
per b1shel s. 30 s. 40 % common 70 good s. ia
choice s. 30 = 90 90 coEn1oa 70 good 81 ~ @ So
1905. choice, s. 49, s. 90 oonon 70 gooaf 81 - q
choice. s. 2o1$2 -. LIMA. California So FOG 50 10
GREEN PEAS Scotch, 1901 choice, s. -.
BUTTER Receipts to-day s.u-5 pkgs Trade IS
moving fairly satisfactory manner and the
market desirable grades nt creamery Is ruling
sreagr little rrIuer strictly fancy grade g.
because comprise small Of the current
receipts financial situation, however, has 6one
iafucnce upon the market ana both buyers ard sell
ers are inclined operate very cautiously Creamery
extras can bought At $50 generally, and the lower
grades range from 27i4c downward. Some holders Of
ftoraye creamery show u little disposition 10
accept the prices quoted. Process. factory and
acEfng stock having DUH sale. and values re-
buyers favor. Wc quote Creamery. specials
nor DO 2Eiac. 2Sc5 do y 27-zc, do
seconds 2I T26izc, do thirds - 2Jc do held. sps-
cials 2slzc DO extras 2sc5 do nrsts. 26H 4274c DO
dairy tubs fresh finest -Ici do good TO choice
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

COUPLES Men tor inside or outside
work. wives. cooks etc. different ua-
tso-I'iries. city % country; -e1ereures-
N.a-ar.yzon's Bureau $50 E-h ave. below
TIrr.CTr0ru-. Tel 11n>-8-va1-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

It IS appropriate for almost al seasonaole mate
rlaIs. Crepe dc Chine IS being greatly used for
indoor occasions. and is charming so made Lans-
dorrue promises 70 be a fav0rta. and takes alto
gcther satisfactory lines and folds ami almost
every material of indoor dress - INN ana "EAt
enough 20 Joe so made with sur~css-
The quantity Cf material required for the medium
size is - yards = 27 or j. yards 4i inches wide.
with q yard Of taflcta for the collar and bands
and A. yards Of lace cdg-ng
TIE pattern. No 5.ls, is cat in sizes for p, "a.
&C. gs and 40 inch bust measure. ana VIII be mailed
20 any address receipt Of - cents.
Please give number NJ pattern size and bust
measure distinctly Address Pattern Department. Z.
eScv, York Tribune II in a hurry for pattern send
an extra 2-ccnt stamp and VIC will mail by letter
postage IN sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
The TRIBUNE PATTFRN.

Modified mandarin sleeves, or those that are of
moderate width. make "a most fascinating and alto
Eetler desirable feature OF present styles. This
oNeraloUSe Includes such. and also Is made with
the narrow opening at the neck which marks the
latest desiEns. while e IS equally desirable for the
separate blouse and for the gown. In the illus
tration II S. made of checked louisiue. with trim
ming Of talteta. embroidered and lace edgins,
while Il is worn over d guiMpa Of figured net, bat
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
THE WORD.

Ia--l, thou hast not any wind that blows
= -lcl Is not music. r-eTy weed OF thine
Pressed rightly, flows In aromatic wine
Ed every humble LelgerCw flower that gTows.
A. every little brown bird that doth sing,
Ha-h something greater than itself and bears
AE.-US Word TO every living thing,
= --Eh II may hold the Message unawa-es.
Il. shapes and sounds have something which is not
0f ras-- a Spirit hr0ods amid the grass;
Vague outlines Of the Everlasting Thought
LIE IN the melting shadows al they pass.
-ta touch of an Eternal Presence thrills
TIE trlnFes CT The sunsets and the hills.
Richard Realf
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
BUsINEsS CHANCES.


$3.50 OOO BUYS factory. property brick
buiI Ings. now Uuoccuuied, located on
waterfront. go fest. including dock that
cost SI2O 600. This fine property IS free
and clear and located az Perth Amhov,
\. j.. one hour from New York Citv. In
vestlEate this opportunity. Particulars
apply McD-uald-W iggi1S Co. 25T Broad
way.
FOR SAIF.-VaIuah.e patent rotary
plough: Price. 5000. This is a very
value Il this invention. Apply Mcdonald
Virgins Co.. 30 Broadway.
So. .0o0 BUYS $50 acres and 7-roon house.
location close 20 Sew Canaan. Conn:
ono hour from New York Grand Central
station Investigate this farm. We have
10 finer proposition OF this kind on our
books Apply Mcdonald Virgins Co.. 255
5000 BUYS high grade novelty manu-
faeturing business. thls city. large stock
on H1ud big demand for this line ~ goods.
See sample at our Office. LcDouald-IFig-
Gins Co.,. 257 ~. s6ryav.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
FOR OTTTrPg

a large freight box filed with great variety Of
c-o;hinG has been received, after some delay from
Io"anGa, Penn; two fine outside garments came
from Mrs. Lobdeh. Of Brewster, y. Y and q box
~ geran-u,ns. some IN pots. from Roselle. n j
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

N. VI. ". G. Of Carthage, -. y kindly offers to
ta7S on q wrapper and ciderdowu dressing sac,
" ",oI tAe comfort Of some invalid aa her initiation
; le -, 10 lte l. \ 5 Mrs. Wilson, a new member
81 -1l,2any' mas paid her Sunshine dues by passing
~ 't''Ii-E 10 needy woman in her own citv
ne ne ooE or lovely autumn flowers sent by Mrs
INK New Of New Rochelle was sent TO the
IoSl-tal IS snerial c-nn-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
a CHARITY RAzAAR

The children Of Mary Of NanhattanviIle Will hold
bazaar IN the East Room of the Waldorf on the
afternoon and evening OF October % for the benefit
Of the girls of the Jesuit italian Mission IN Eliza
beth street,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
rrrrrrE GrRrs Ifr-I.

The members II the college girls branch at
Aor-,a--rtra. Mass, have asked for the addresses
= slll-.-5 Who would Ike 20 receive letters from
leha Cherry letters are q form Of sunshine that
,le5e gr-s a-e admirably adapted 70 give \ list
has been forwarded
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
OFFERS CHEER

7 srv -sl-t-ir' member would ike 10 receive
i7gu-a--v errg # THE open window will she
s-=ase write tr Mss Evelyn Dewey, 10 li6 Last
s-a street lIaa.-att4r who has kindly offered 10
Fsss On" ler c0py2 She VIII also forward crochet
patterns u those ~Lo 90 that kind Of work Please
h-.oss a stamp [or these Miss Dewey gives cur
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
OLD GnID AND sII.yER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought ar highest market value. made
eIry or japanese goods at III r Tepper's
factory. Al West % p st.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
AUCTION SALES.

:" :" " ----------- -
@lk-GAG- -aI.4-.-.s.lau y irvine. Auc-
-efe- ..l -eI to-day, ar $50 o'c.o-".
8 -. 80 West l-5ta st.. Borough OF
- at,su. r.a fixtures and Chattels ~ o
s-o1A -y arsar Of attorney for mort
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
MRS. l.. SEELY
Employment Bureau.
Z3 West 30tn St.
Phones 2t84 24S5-Bryant.
BROOKLYN OFFICE: l3t 81 Marks Av
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

COOKS. Taun1resses, ironers. kitchenmaidA
mattresses chamberTuaids house orksFsk
Swedish Finnish and German girls; al
references strictly Investigated Bloom
Employment Bureau, az lexington ava
T-. 4~SI-PIaZa.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

EeDEl. .l-T.PI-R. experienced. also c0uaac1-
t.H. guau. responsible position W!tA
h..t. n OIL. contractor rr.frrrs", can furnish
bond Hoffman. gas ue Na.y ave. Brook
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

E-DrE I-I- PEI, -uogh.s entry; Hft"ea
wears. experience. g. t.serr.a. ssLsry u. J.
e--'-. E.,.sv.sg. I.57 Boston Road. IIs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
WORK WANTED.

BATTERIES. - Assistant, foreman or
worker. ty man. years u experience at
rlarlL. .GI'.E all Etr's Ot dry cells. CA
ra..a of faE.a- t.4rEe o, help in all
lra.-rca cr l.g battery business chem! Al
a.-l.us. lur-ral. reasonable, Edward
Err.l. TfI West 4UtH -
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

COOK First class. good baker; meatA
SOUPS. entries. fancy desserts. best ref
ereuc=s. o1S West GGth st. Whites ball
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

rEArIrrr-. single. sober. honest. 20
r-.. f-.a,s city g.,. 90 own r3ralrl1-,
r.tg .r .o-...- ALcels1u. care -rala ~,
- West t..E -.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

MAN; single; graduate from automobile
school. as helper IN automobile shop,
getting familiar with all kinds of machines,
70 become expert chauffeur. 229 Eas, l23d
ST., base IeCt
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

CHEF In American plan hotsI. $40 Tth
ave, caro- Mr.. Walsh.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

ChuTr%-EV nd CAEETAr-T-I,-E
r-e.rsI mechanic. man. 'aG. work NJ ongD-
try residence. U.tal. making repairs. alter
qt.n.e fr.I..-.. own tuH.-. moderate
wages. highest rrtsr-ees Address q. !.
Dykes. Ial-4u Hills. staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
HnIITRN-AI.INE

day. h-r cous.1s-a ..e sg-p.
no more viii ue ul..a-l3
10 cars VIII have T. l-1 ca-r
market t-gra o. q good d.
C.taI.lg up r.oso.v lux f
selling slowly Other D.!
SPRING CHICKENS and
EES. Young and .'d. per
l-n. DUCKS. W.-.aru. ra.
Southwestern. lp-ar. GEES
Southern and ="rt-Wa a.,
FOWLS. p"r pair ''-. PIG
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

CIItrFl-. -hr.uE man. g"'o-e'. strict
rv r t,r knows la" -r repair ana un"0-
M. ali ca..'.-s ears. best Ivy references, .,
ri.y .- ..-a--. Rhodes Price s.. 81 g..
% West Jrr -t
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

CfTtr.I-fT-f -E Ply young American. all
l..l powered foreign and American cars.
goo. rl..u4u.. AMI expert driver. neat; best
reference Address W.-l4u Heucy. lilp
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

CALL At rs WEST s1sr CT N ,,snect
The latest ladies' suits value S75 Ne
oheT Tor $50 10 commemorate our opening;
SIX pelieoat. worth so. free 70 eacl
order and remodeiled: can and convince
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

CARPENTER --l..-Ia1-s mason work plaster
tar "HEr.rg and painting, trst ola 3
Sob. moderate salary I- b. It-a-tG.sr,
81. E"e, SSH -
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

BOY 70. l-t..- l-trutrcrt. desires position
vrth r...-..- tr.l .Far.rE alEaa. -u.rf'.
experience, E..a reference. b Eeroaiu, &ls
Clinton Ht.. l....eu, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

CL.EHIs. Reliable. eight Years with last
rarr-rr as "a. sr--E nan 20 re- -e..'uy
department. aH-.l-'e.s temperate. Address
~ l- Eel.n0. -H BARROW at.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

FC0Er-EETE AsSI-TA Mt. -PeEtn1-r;
r.....-.Ir under. lands double entry
TnIy -.atsnr. .H1 Yves. I+El So
urUtND. Gc5 Lexington ave. near 54ta
er ta-s t-cu Paris. special department
f0- u..-eruI.'.s gowns
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

WAITRESS Protestant. neat end reans,sl
sod r. uces. city OF country. w a
Mrs Golfers Agency, I'D West Esd 3:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

Co2tuuSIr.g- -Two.thi-de-, union. ,7h
Stone. tabular. James Boyle, 40 Milford
81 HrnuE.s..
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

WINDOW TRIMMER. card writer. Al:
energetic. reliable Young business man:
modem Ideas p.sIs.-- per-.Iauty. sue
C.s.fu.. references. salary 50. S. Klein.
i1a East gag 81
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

CHAUFFEUR Italian. -. expert me
chanlr. good appearance, with artst'-
cratl. faw.y In c.,y or country Address
Joseph Sara. 80 ElGert ST. Hra.E.yn.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

WOULD vou -a-e IN employ an Intelligent
ambitious y.I-g man go auv caF1r.rv7
Four years reference from banking a5-ss
George Jones' N~l 1- ava
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

NuRsE--Iasy wishes 20 place svPerisncsd
birth. good reference Address o. s, Gen.
e-.l u-.,ye-y. Ar.erne Long Island
Nr-RsE-A refined woman as expsrisnes8
nurse arf h--seH5ee1a-- good references.
ADDRESS Miss r. care Mrs James. 278
Mulberry 81, Newark y, J
rRSE.-Grsdulte. as attendant or CON-
r--.1r. by refined E1g.Ishuan. thor
0--l.y understands medical gymnastics:
Et.la-t references. Address c. Edwar5A
i55 sherman ave
NI-RsE-Fi-st class. s5r infant. UNDER
stz-z- bottle feeding and care OS inTaua
Fiahe-ty's Bureau. as Columbus ave. Tel
14t-Elyer.
NURSE Middle aged lady a. nurse Tor
growing children good seaEnstress: rood
reference Address a VOtty. 81 EasS
NURSES. soveTnssses. laty's maids and
seams esses, German English and
FrcC-G. mrs, class references. city. couu-s
try Nats-wsoEs Bureau T5O 9Th ave-, o.
low HlgPolrorue- Tel 3lOS-Bryaut
NURSERY G0vERNEss or ATTENDAN-rI
-Sy ---cV-e- woman. In refined hcrrst
Country pre-. erred " C.. Mis- FiJzssraId's
Bureau. sos 5tl ave- con er 41d 81
PARL0RNAIDs aud MATTRESSES ran
Phone lo32-"~-h.
FAELDByIAID-By E-sUsh elrl: tall and
Tl-r ..n..Cg- first class reference waCea-
s25 W'atHr9g Bureau, Is West SSJh 81
sEANsTEEsS ana cham5ermai1. French,
willing rlm1-'.n NJ ans ohisi1s, focr
Golfers AgeuCy. 10 West 233 St
VISITING sIAID-By vouus lady. can 60
e1ees. 1-o East 5ad 81. care % Liudbo-g
WAITRESS or PARLORMAID.- young
eng tsl woman g'1d appearance excel
lent waitress. cgu-aie ieuri1Ls- A EI0fyua.v-
er's Bureau. l53 West 23I s. Tel after 10
a. m IsaI-Chcls-a-
WAITRESS Young woman; tust t.ssu-
saS--, as ;aT..y save E2 hoqiseSesepinsI
--t in apartment cl.y only Miss CCrry'e
Bureau. - west i-t 81, Gfth door
WAITRESS or, caameermaia ana seara-
stress, capa ule Swee S6 girl. best city
reference Jussiia Bureau. $50 Lexington
ave.
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WAITRESS. Protestant neat end reansdI
sod r. nces. city or country. W. a.
Mrs. Golfers Agency 10 West sd -
wAITRESs-CHA - By neat.
tidy Young Irish SRI oest referencess
vases. $50 F.'eertys Bureau. ass COluus-.
bus ave Tel T4l-Ftver.
wAsHING.-A woman wants to 30 ,g.sh-
ing On the house. Mrs. Dunnlnz Ia
East ii9th st
WASHING. IRONING and CI.vAN-TDTc =.
BY woman, By the day. Lindholrn. sff
Fast iofst So
YOUNG WOMAN. drezsrlaker ana ~
packer, wishes 10 travel with a lltv- -
Euro1e e.. willing 20 make herself ussrIil IN
exchange for psssage and small WaSaA
Address Lindblad 1e6 East 5lst 81
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
Female

COCK-Coupetslt wiling and ob1sf77
young Finnish woman best rsfsrencsss
wages $50. Jussfla Bureau. $50 LeXtnEtos
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
PASSING OK

salvation Army. '4 '"'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

Male.
ADVERTISING CANVASSER.- .-VASTEp'
SEVERAL GOOD ADVERTISING CAN
vAssERs ON THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
LIBERAL COMMISSION. REFERENCES
REQUIRED. CALL or ADDRESS BUSI-
NESS OFFICE. TKIBC1E BUILDING.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
MACHINERY.

II REOTCHD PRICES. 600 second hand
wood aui iron working machines. fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. T.. EDDY a9S Madison st