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The Lamar register., 1907-03-27

must hustle in to town at once.
Therell be plenty of time to attend to
these persons. Bring them to town
the moment the patrol arrives. The
gems are the most important things
just now"
Yes, sir You can rely upon us,
Mr.. Haggerty. Billy, go down with
Mr.. Haggerty and show him my rig. ;"
Good" said Haggerty. It's been
a fine nights work, my lads, line
nights work. I'll see that all get
some credit. Permit no one to APP
proach the prisoners without proper
authority"
Your orders shall be obeyed to the
letter." said the chief Importantly. He
already saw his name figuring in the
New York papers as having assisted
in the capture of great thief.
l cursed under my breath. If 1t
hadn't been for the girl. am
ashamed to confess. | should have
cursed out loud. She sat rigid and
motionless. 1t must have been cruel
ordeal for her. But what was puz-
cling me was the fact that she made
not the slightest effort to spring her
alibi. If had had one. Where was
Hamilton? | scarcely inclined to the
idea of sleeping in Jail in dress
suit.
Haggerty departed A silence set
tied gloomily down on us. Quarter of
an hour passed. The grim-visaged po-
lice watched us vigilantly. Half an
hour, three-quarters, an hour. Far
a he tetI ~ f.,tt
going train. Would | had been on 1t!
From time to time we heard faint
music. At length there was noise
outside the door. and a monument later
Hamilton and two others came in.
When he saw me. he stopped. his eyes
bullying and his mouth agape.
"Dicky Comstalk?' he cried help
lessly. What the devil does this
mean?"-turning to the police.
DO you know this fellow, Mr.. Ham
ilton?" asked the chief
Know him? OF course l know
him." answered Teddy; land I'll stake
my last dollar on his honesty"
(Thanks, TeddyD l began to
breathe.
But" began the chief. seized
with sudden misgivings.
1T is impossible, tell you" inter
rupted Hamilton. II know this gentle
man is incapable of the theft. There
is some frightful mistake. How the
dickens did you get here, Dicky?"
And briefly told him my story. my
ASS ears growing inch by inch as !
went along. Hamilton didn't know
whether to swear or to laugh; finally
he laughed.
''If you wanted to come. why didn't
you write me for an inv ltation?"
The Lamar register., 1907-03-27
Everybody Get Married or Pay a Fine

Fort Dodge. Iowa.-Every male ana
female betwecn the ages OF twenty
five and forty years must enter the
marriage state within sixty days or
nay n fine OF from $40 to 800. accord
ing to the provisions of a city ordi'
nance passed here yesterday. The
Councils action has created sensa'
ton. 1t was recommended by Mayor
8. J. Bennett in a special message. but
II was ever dreamed that the Council
would take the mayors communities
ton seriously until the ordinance was
passed to Its third reading.
Mayor Bennett said:
"lf there are any who would desire
to escape the penalties provided by
tho ordinance will be at my office at
all hours. ready and willing to perform
the marriage ceremony Tree oil charge,
or will nswar telephone calls from
my residence. The ordinan". Is In the
interest not only of good morals, but
OF a sound public policy"
The Lamar register., 1907-03-27

Seattle. Wash.--It has Just been
learned thai the plan of the battleship
Nebraska. which shows the distribu
ion OF arpor and batteries. has been
stolen from the desk of ]. II. Fox, SUI
perintendent OF construction mt the
Moran Bros yard in this city. The
drawings have been missed hfteeD
lays. The following notice was posted
in the yard:
TO Whom II May Concern: In
reference to the booklet of plans of
the Nebraska, taken from dr. Fox's
iesk, notice is hereby given that these
plans must be returned within two
days or steps will be taken toward
their Immediate recovery"
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A BLOODY BATTLE
EIGHT HUNDRED ARE REPORTED
KILLED IN FIGHT IN GEN.
TRIAL AMERICA.
CITY is ATTACKED AT DAWN
The Nicaraguan Army Of Invasion Is
Suddenly Confronted by Hondurans
and San SaIvadorans.


San Juan Del Sur.-Word has been
received here from President Zelaya
of Nicaragua. in Namasiquo. Hondu-
ras, declaring that the bloodiest battle
in the history of Central America.
costing 500 lives. has been fought and
won In that place.
The struggle lasted three days. be-
ginning on March 18th. The Nicara-
guam army of invasion. intrenched in
Namasiquo. was suddenly confronted
by tho combined forces of the Hon
Jurans and the Salvadorans the latter
having taken the field as the ally OF
Honduras.
1t was the flower of the Salvndoran
army, together with the best troops
President Bonilla of Honduras could
master. The allied forces suddenly
threw themselves upon the city
shortly before dawn on the 18th. Then
followed incessant firing for seventy
two hours.
President Zelaya in person COM
manded the Nicaraguan troops. The
first onslaught of the combined forces
was repulsed, but the Salvadorans and
Hondurans renewed the attack. The
firing grew heavier and again the al
lied troops were repulsed. This hap
pened again and again, the Nicara-
guans always being successful In
keeping The enemy at bay.
After three days of unsuccessful at
tacks, the allied army withdrew.
At first II was believed that once
more the assault would be ordered.
but soon 1t was seen that the COM
bined forces had retired for good
When he Nicaraguans left their de
fonses they found 500 dead and 300
wounded Hondurans and Salvadorans
on the field. The Nicaraguans lost
300 killed and about the same number
wounded. All the bodies of the dead
were buried.
Many Uondurans were taken prison
crs, including General Martinez, who
was wounded, together with other off,
GERS.
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~ AUZHuP nHaZIARW0YMz51Y TO-
l@ BrhAP0LD HzNLUTN7H
AZIZHlP ~ Xa<H>4lYGVLzz
18th Drawings BY Harrison Fisher.

process of Identification. l shall be
compelled to look upon her an treat
her as an accomplice. She has re-
fused the offer l have made her, and
she can not blame me If l am suspi-
cious. when to be suspicious is part
of my business" He was reasonable
enough in regard to the girl.
He turned to the chief of the vii
lage police. who was sitting at the
desk ordinarily used by the club stew
ard.
mo reporters, mind you
Yes, sir. Well see that no re-
porter gets wind of the capture"
The telephone bell rang. One of
the police answered it.
For you, Mr.. Haggerty," he said.
Haggerty sprang to the telephone
and placed the receiver to his ear.
WHAT" we heard him exclaim.
You have got the other fellow? A
horse and carriage at once!"
Take mine," said the chief ex-
citedly. What is it,
MY subordinate at the railway sta
ton has just landed the fellow with
the jewels. Mighty quick work.
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Bio Land Sale in Greeley District.

Greeley. Colo.-To day 1920 acrea
of unimproved and uncultivated LAM
in the Grow Creek country was sold &c
the Arbuckle and Purcell Land Com
pany for sl4,400. One section was
purchased by Abraham Jackson O.
Minneapolis. and two sections by Mrs
Andrew OF Denver. A year ago ~
property could have been purchased
for half The above price. and four years
ago was offered for $2.s00. The land
is under /: proposed extension ditch.
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Open 1,25o,ooo Acres in Colorado.

Washington The General Land or
flee has issued statement giving th
location of the following public Land
reopened to entry by the President
order of March 18th last:
Colorado, 1,25O.000 acres; New
Mexico, 100000; Montana, 100000
Oregon. 10000; Utah. 13s.000; Wye
ming, 100000; Washington. 100000
The lands were, previous to the or
Ter of March 18th. included in lands
lassed as coal lands and withdrawn
from entry.
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Railroads to Raise Freight Rates.
Chicago.-A dispatch from Washing

Chicago.-A dispatch from Washing.
ION says:
In retaliation for the action of state
Legislatures in providing for 2-cent
ares, and the public agitation against
them. the railroads Of the West have
ierved notice on the Interstate Com
nerce Commission of an increase of
freight rates on grain and coal. No
tice has been sent to the Com
mission by all the trunk lines
out OF Chicago that the rate on
rain from Chicago to New York will
be increased after April LIST from l71a
cents a hundred pounds to 1sh cents.
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zone. The change is expected to
harmonic the various parts of the
zone.
Fire recently destroyed the print
ing plant of the Chronicle at Angus
ia. Ga.
An explosion of fire damp in coal
mine at Kleinrossein, Germany killed
as miners.
The production of hydraulic cement
in the United States in 1906 amounted
to 5O.627,32l barrels being an increase
of 9.l33.913 barrels over the proceed
ing year
The United States court at Omaha.
Neb., sentenced Bartlett Richards and
William G. Comstock to pay fine
of 81 800 each and serve one year in
the Douglas county jail for land fraud.
Because of the lack of interest Of
American financiers in the plan to
establish an agricultural bank in the
Philippine islands English capitalists
will probably take up the project.
A local option bill with an emer-
gency clause has been passed by tho
Colorado Legislature.
According to information received
at Panama Salvador is openly assist
ing Honduras in the war with Mic
aragua.
The Evergreen hospital at Leaven-
worth. Kans, burned recently. The
1C patients. many of them insane were
all safely cared for.
AL work m the TODeka and North
western railroad. a Union Pacific
branch line has been stopped and all
laborers discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-12
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June 1.-THE activity quarter blood fleece
continues TO he the feature the local wool marke
although there IS also good demand for fine woods
The supply OF fine fceces. washed and unwashed. is
wholly Inadequate fulhl the demand, and there
appears immediate prospect Of change. The
somewhat stronger the better class Of stock
fact. manufacturers looking to fine wool
Local dealers have great confidence in the new
clip and operating with freedom and paying good
prices Competition for the new clip continues % the
profit OF the Oregon and Idaho are particu-
larry active sections Heavy transactions are reported
both states and local Arms buying literally
Advices from Australia TO the effect that the
clip VIII show Increase over that OF last
and Penusyvana-NN and above. 30 SAC, Y. 81 n see
IS soc; No > 743SC; hue uuwashed, % q DO;
Understandable, 21d 2Sc. half blood uuwashed. 30
33c. eghths blood Unwashed 80 33c; quarter
blood unwashcd. 3oG3lct medium clothing, IS q 9c;
blood. % dclat0e washed 36d 3Tc; delaiDs
rnwashed. Is pc. MichiBau-Fine uuwashed. % q
deaiue uuwashed. - g 2Nc Texas sCoured basis)
Fine twelve months, 70 "a re, fine six TO eight
months G54oSc. hRe IAN clean. 56g3sc KentuGsy.'
&3c; combine quarter blood, ao43le, California
secured basis-Northern choice. 81 Csc; Northern
good. 66EG7c. middle county 60 06Gc southern, 62D
CSC fall free. I5Sc fal detective 40 tac oregon
tscourcd hasis'Fastern No staple. ~ re; eastern
tory staple secured haslst-Fine, U7-o, fine
dunn. Gs@7oc, medium 80 CSC Territory ordinary
Cscoured klssl-Fiue. 6SQ7dc, fine medium. 05 go.
medium g. a &C. Colorado and New Mexco-Sprius
occurred X 6sa7oc. No J. ESQ G1c Georgia
Grease - 2Siac; pulled woods (scourcd basis.
ira. 6s &c. fine y. . q G2c \ supers o3g55c
supers. - q 47c.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET

New York. June II, 1907.
BEEVES-Receipts IS cars 1872 head. in
Guiding - consigned direct 10 slaughterers and
the for the market No trading live weight
day: feeling steady. Dressed beef active higher
9q1Oo per n native sides No later
tomorrow the Bowie. 10 Liverpool. win take 3s0o
quarters beef the Morris Beef Co. and
jestic, port. win carry $50 quarters OF
beef Swift Beef Co. and 700 quarters for the
Morris Beef CO.
CALvES-Recepts were s2s head all for the market
making with the stale GG5 sale. The demand
veals sold &c lower; buttermilk calves
sold. Several hundred calves were
Common 10 prime veaIs sold at s. 60g$s l29
per n. city dressed veals IN fair demand and
steady shq122c ~; country dressed dull at 20
saies-s Judd Co.: al veals. 15s ID average. a,
IS l2M per 100 10. 90
81 30: do 40 10 at s. 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 1914 cars or
head including 3215 for the market making
with carried 4el5 on sale; all at
Jersey City. The supply greater than the demand
after yesterday liberal and prices again declined
SHARPLY on everything Sheep and yearlings were ne
elected and easily 25150c lower; lambs we're of bog
S!c About cars Of stock unsold at a late
hour. Sheep sold S4aS5 90 per 100 10; bucks and
cus at So 5OqS4 yearnss al s6Q$7 5o lambs at 81 y
$50 general top price choice lambs, SO 75 Dressed
mutton lower 0q12c 10; dressed yearings l2alic
dressed lambs, 149l6c.
salss-Newton & Coz 24o virginia lambs 70 n ever
age at per ID; 136 do. SO 10. at IS So 258 do
60 n IS 25 252 do IS NJ. at IS l2is; buck
Kearns Commission Co: PAT Virginia lambs, 70 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-12
OTTER MARKETs-gY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. June 1.-CATTLE-Receipts about 5000
head market steady; other cattle
Common prime steers 81 7j6 SO so: So % q
So heifers s. 50 90 bulls 50 s08$5 calves SO gs7 so
stockers and feeders GS5 u. HOGS-Recepts about
10000 head market shade lower. Choice to prime
heavy, So 20 a Sc pa good medium u good heavy
Sc liz lt$G 20, butcher weights So 20 SO %,
prime mixed SO % n Sc 22it light mixed So 22l2 q
50 20 packing s. SOC so II n; pigs 50 30 8$6 %;
lected. So - So 80 bulk Sc 20 q 50 22l2
SHEEi-Receipts about $4,000 head; market weak and
du! sheep. s. 5o4$6 So; yearlings. ST4T go: lambs
ST - IS 30.
Cincinnati June 11.-HoGs active; butchers and
shippers, common 81 2JuSG 10. CATTLE steady;
fair 10 good shippers 81 90 So s.: common 81 IS @
81 -. SHEEP active, s. 10 50 90 LAMBS active.
East Buffalo June 11--CATTLE steady; prime steers
sea SO 80. NEALS-Receipts. 400 head, slow and 25o
lower, S5d$ IS. HOGS-Receipts, $500 head. fairly &C
tive and shade lower heavy SO - US6 40, mixed and
Workers. So 4O pigs SO SO 10; roughs 81 s.
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts. 5000 head: sheep ac-
tive lambs slow lambs &c lower; lambs, 50 5oGS7 10
wethers. So 30 q So -.
Kansas city. June -CATTLE-Receipts. l. 600 head.
including 1900 Southerns market steady TO lOc higher
'ROIoe dressed beef steers 81 SsGS6 30 fair
TO good, S50S5 So Western fed 81 5OGS6 TO- stock
and feeders s. 751S4 30; Southern steers S4Q$0 90
southern cows SSuS4 % native So IHSA native
heifers, Sass 10 bulls, 50 5G@$5 calves 81 5)lI$I
HoGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market opened strong
closed weak Top Sc 22i4; bulk Of sales So 0qT6 ~;
af1E{ 81 sf 90 ~ e. LasF7 S. 4@g " l2 HfH Go
head; market loc lover Lambs s. 5oa$9 1o ewes and
yearngs. 81 G00S6 so Western fed yearlings SO boa
81 % Western fed sheep s. 75q$0 40; fed So 80
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IS 90; 400 DO 70 70. 20; do 10 at IS 70
1913 do. SO 10 at IS 80; II Virginia yearlirSs So h.
81; 135 Indiana sheep 12O n. s. 90 do 10
Mt s. %, do. 80 ID. So 50; IS Virginia do. 107
at s. so
Tobin & Shannon: 246 virginia lambs 20 II. a,
IS 10 sol Kentucky do, 66 10 IS pa do, n.
At s.; p Kentucky yeer!lnss Il ~ at Sc Pennsyl-
Vania do, 81 II, So; Pennsylvania So 10
Virginia sheep III H. at 50; 220 Kentucky DO 81 10.
at 81 80; l73 Ohio do, II 10. at 81
Pa 10 a 60; 20 do. 81 SIS 25 II yIr-
ginia sheep 107 II 81 %; 3 do 1877 n. ST 50
s Judd & Co: 102 Virginia lambs "a 10. at IS 80;
lac do. 6G - at $! -; i Virginia sheep. l04 10.
at s. 80; buck 40 n. at 81.
S Sanders: @42 Kentucky lambs 80 u. at SIS;
yearlings. 50 -, at 81 80: 10 do 81 n, at 81 so
HOGS-Receipts were IL cars 217O head. includ-
ing about half for the market Feeling steady.
state and Pennsylvania hogs are quoted at Sc Go a
Sc - per 100 10
Sales CaI late yesterday)-s Sanders IS state hogs
l95 n Sc 70 per 100 10; 10 do. 1853 n at
So 30, 10 rouEhs $50 n. So 10 do 455 n s.
. stays, $50 ID. at 50; bears 400 n. at 50 30
S judo q Co: 80 state hogs. 1s0 n. at Sc 10; l
rough. 800 n. s. 20.
John P. Nelson; state hogs $50 n. at Sc co; 1
roughs 3f3 II, So 60.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET BFpoRr

-,r-r-r-r- --, New York, June H. 1901
sy ~. - coffee market was very quiet o-iay
Sees -oI me session being reported bag
80 -stie. e1tLe5 tuI AZ UNCHANGED prices and closed
Gull li unchanged to points higher advance betn
te-' demand i-lr0rrar- o~s--
thEs y vas reported that from Brazil were
--e HlEfr ana II So This probably checked offerings
% s.e eAteAt although there seemed nothing in that
-e,la- 10 excite fresh buying long account The
L@-9isa2 markets. were both lower Havre closing at a
mex -t--Ee o. III franc and Hamburg TIs
OF The Brazilian markets Io was 1IrNl1s
santos % res lower, these cables. course report ny
me STATE or me market the previous
....l-r. ~. ar primary points. with the ports
-t--I 4>F" rags, against 2fUQO bags last year and
e-. YES r. fEesa statistical feature local trade
IS SUI "atlE iar adEiecs concerning new crop.
winch appears 10 Doe slow IN hand this
ar- meanwhile general business standsrt 50 far
-4IlH's concerned corf
yes quiet. with quotations The basis Of RIO
re range Of contract prices IN the market to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-12

fDT steady
1H1 aE- SOC fa- ni-i-E G2it Southern spot markets
eaanssa Al y lie Maaiie STEADY ana unchaneed at
20 Charleston nominal Norfolk firm and unchanged
LE.t ~ 10 "a te--E gLl NC az - -:
55a-s4s I+ 81 lctls s51aoy am Lietalgeq az
49, sales - las Meaaa-s STEADY ard &c higher a.
~ sales GO bales Houston qcst and unchanged at
Al 5a,esjea 100 70 800 bales against liza week
bales against -7y' iast week and 7z5 last yeag ...
s4 sssz 100 BALI EE1a Ser @aa 600 200 ~ 80
POINTS lower; sd quiet net decline Of 4'sas4
aesrf "a v6TeTt5eT- becen5er
6sssE Dcrea5sr-January, ea714d: JanHsry February
Nay. cs7-4 saIchesteT-Yarnz neglected; cloths un-
% AsD s1AIog g5 s in 'sEy gn5 5fst dG nesas
sTss were easier Tor to2 grades Of spring -four Rye
to- was Quiet u: he.4 Arm The f3loEns are p[lGTs
patents s. 30 8 80 w:nts straissts s. S4S4 %, winter
1rare 81 25a;s 20 extra 10 winter saaSs - RYE
l sa 20 Sf m% a s sIeady 1oied KIN
ee 50 1898 q "a 70 brand IA s M Hds2se l 81 i7
s Ia FED-Wes'sr. steady; ely steadg y, g Quoted
Dc s27 honay chop So 80 blE. S24 70 sacks. OIL
B&iIN-wHEAT-Heavy overnight selling orde-5s
based the government report created co.s.e a.9
excitement the opening q jg-dsys wheat R,
followed
rn4sZA~ steadied for a time but again
turned the close. and was finally - 70
2sgc lower q York. A gooc deal Of tho
selling tresg.rs from outside sources represent
ing that been carried over In the nope that
the gJ-,-lae1. report might confirm the very pu!lsh
pr.rs-. crp which has been coming INTO the
NE! curing LAST few weeks It was considered
ny rather significant that number OF tie most
prominent former bulls cane or with bear1sh state
sle1t- the crop situation. having apparently
changed sides but this explained BY the remain
ing bulls evident plan 10 get hold OF lot OF
-hesp wheat before finding that the crop outlook "a
not 50 optimistic first believed Attention
vas called that the bureau report did not
teNe into consideration the loss in Kansas area from
ire May freeze Bulls also laid stress tho rains IN
PInE wheat states which have been rather prolonged
arc led TO active Northwest buying at times afteF
f4-ceay although 81 not apparent that the rank
shd lie II the trading element inclined 10 take
Iauch stock n such bun al the moment The
Lhort SIDE considerably extended during the day
Nolt notable opposition. except for the North
eEt buying just after midday Taking the trade
Zoe rs mood At the close Of the market was de-
SSt11s5e4y hearsh the ground that the price has
s discounted al damage 10 the crops that has thus
on a. len actually confirmed Liverpool was on lAd
" We report. while declines 81 20 10 - points
SQ n Paris, z to ] mark at Berlin and 4 points
+ssodapest. The market here at lowest point OF
~ Gay "as &c down from the and IN Chicago 10c
vi = broomh2H cable said that the bill 20 suspend
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nv ipnrt duty on wheat in France been rejected
- .!ie customs committee. Worlds according
no SIaGSstTeets decreased 1909 600 bushels com,
- WIN decrease last year Of pa 600 busheIs
IN ne late curb the market u under the regu-
use Iash wheat locally quoted as follows.
N0rtbe eT9' W. eeEato5 and 99ac aaoat; No
81 VS. afoRt. CORN-The marker for corr
,yoaL lea up little after lower opening but as the
alier was warmer and receipts LIBERAL prceg soon
ia way; and following wheat sold off from .. 10
pr bCshe The close practically at lowest
here n the Vest ana represented az net decline
49,. le;eS Tor Wednesday considerably Iigbfer
tic 80 IlIue erect Exporters took eight loads and
eel Iiterhet mere closed follows 30 . corn
9 elevator and 62Il afoat; No white sc
uiy wbic5 hr5 IN the oats market especially in
Iere post oEs were or about &c Commission hoasSs
more se4GTs on the government report and ths
49, lorahle western weather conditions
r. 4a Wtre easy closing follows: Mixed % to re-
noInjgal "hite 80 to 40 u. 5O@54c. EyENNartyt
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DRESSMAKsNt AND MILLINERY.
DRESSMAKEE desires few more custom
erS, first ass work: prices reasonable.
155 eth ave. near 5uth st.
DRESSMAKER.-F RshionabIe. going out
~ DAY. city or country. 249 East saith
- ground T-o~
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WASHING. ironing and cleaning. by Ger
man woman. out By day or week Mrs
Dehner 1103 1Sr ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
female

ATTENDANT or MAID 20 elderly lady;
Protestant. coed seamstFess. excellent
references Maid. Tribune Uptown once.
1864 Broadway
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WASHING, ironing and cleaning; woman
% go out By day Mrs. Ellis. AIS East
123d ST.
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WAITRESS. Lady wishes 70 place her
waitress whom she highly recommends.
Apply at Is West 5Gth St
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USEFUL MAN-COsOK.-By couple. on
country place: well recommended. NJ
Hofmayer's Bureau, 15S West Esd 81.
VALET attendant 20 an invalid: expert
eaced educated. gertlemanlys New York
references. Graham so Lexington ave.
VALET will visit gentlemen In their apart
ments: terms from SIS monthly Bald
win 81 West 1olst 81
VALET or SECOND MAN-5y competent
young Gerr,an-American. Is: city az
country or apartment: good references:
wages $40. Bluestone. care OF East Sis. s.
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NURSERY high school girl. Engiish; for
child over two years, little girl preferred.
country for summer references, ready FOR
place after June 50 Address knight %
Shipmau ST. Newark. N J.
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AIRY outside room, with bath. elevator.
telephone: IS; 351 St Nicholas ave.
Craigie, Apt %.
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MACHINERY.
HELP WANTED.
EeInaIs-

IN FAMILY OF two adults, young person
who would appreciate good home. with
out hard work. compensation. 263 West
18th ST.
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WAITRESS: young Irish girl. excellent
references: S20-S25: city family IN coun-
try for summer n. Hofnaysr's Bureau.
153 West 2Sd St
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WAITRESS. competent: thoroughly UNDER
stands her dutiess first class raferencas
S2SSSO II East $50 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-12
ruRNIsnEp ROOMS TO LET.

9IsT. 90 WEST. Excellent home for one
or two: elevator, bath: absolute cleanli-
ness: bargain at 81 10 50. 7th foor front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-12
CARPET CLEANING.
AUCTION SALES.

Virtue % a chattel mortgage I wiz
q. I'll III MS DAY 10 a. m. On preuiges, T.
nehcstones, tools and hxturcs Louis Well.
.aetlpHeeF. Chas. Leef. attorney for mort