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80 to SO feet apart. Plant apple trees
a little deeper in the soil than you
would other varieties of tree fruits.
Prune the roots and tops properly in
the planting, but do not prune the
tops too severely.
Give the young orchard good cult
walton each season after being plant
ed. Since the trees do not require
very late cultivation and are a good
distance apart there is opportunity
to fertilize the young orchard with
some green cover crop, such as Glow
ers n sand vetch, for it is impor-
tant to enrich the soil all you can
while the orchard is still young. This.
is easier lone while the orchard is
young.
AS the trees develop in later years
prune so as to have a fairly Open
center. Keep the main. limbs thinned
out well, to admit the sunlight and
spraying material. The best time to
cut the so-called water sprouts is late
in June or early in July, as not SO
many sprouts will come on next sea
son. Cut away the water sprouts ev-
cry years, but be careful about cutting
many of the short bearing spurs along
the larger limbs, as these will give
you the larger and better apples while
the orchard is still young.
Begin spraying the orchard while
it is young going over the trees sever
al times each season with the Dor
deaux mixture, containing some ar
senate to kill all destructive insects.
AS the orchard comes into full bearing
very thorough work in spraying is re-
quired to produce a healthy growth
of foliage and a crop of No. L apples
In order to grow first cleos apples and
many of them you must spray often,
completely covering the surface Of the
trees in severe seasons of the apple
soap and coddling moth.
Give the bearing apple orchard all
the fertility you can in the way Of clo-
yer crops and manure Mulching the
trees with corn stalks or straw is al
so a very good practice when culti-
vatioa can not be lone well. The
fruit Of all overbearing varieties must
be thinned on the trees. The heavier
clay soils of high fertility produce the
best crops of apples.
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proposed BY the governor was assur-
ed, but the completeness of the victory
forms the notable achievement of
complisaed invariably by an awaken
all the others.
That the BurSum ring should be de-
feated and crushed was inevitable
The very nature of its construction.
and the methods it employed, would
have led to that result. But its disin-
tegration came sooner than had been
expected and was more f-ar-reaching
and more complete than could lave
been looked for at the time of the No
vember election. 1t is just another
striking example of what will be &C
politicians fighting him did not under
ed public sentiment following fearless
n able leadership.
Governor Hagerma1 came into Of
fee in New Mexico ten months ago.
Within that time he has destroyed one
of the strongest political machines
which had ever fastened itself upon
the public affairs of any common
wealth, a ring which had taken ten
years in the building and under which
the republican party in the territory
was being hurried to its ruin. When
he came into office, the failure of the
governor was freely predicted, and
even clear-minded, f~ar-seeing men
doubted his ability to accomplish any
thing against the opposition of the
veteran politicians VINO too the field
against him. The governor paid from
the start more attention to the man
agement OF public affairs than to po-
litical management, and he went to
the root of things in a way which the
politicians fighting him did not under
-+.~I VI -@~-10 h0ur0yv0r ,nInr
stood and the result, astonishing and
complete as it is, was inevitable.
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Some Apple Orchard Advice.
Chicago Drovers' journal.

One of the most successful apple
growers in Michigan gives some x
cellent advice on the planting and
care of apple trees. In the first place
ne says that a good strong soil should
be selected for locating an orchard.
a sandy soil with a clay subsoil being
preferable. Turn under a good sod
in the fall or early the e spring
previous to planting the trees. Guilt
vate the land thoroughly early in the
season with a disk and spring tooth
harrow before planting.
Select the best and largest 2-year-
old trees from the graft or bud you
can procure. Strong growing varie-
ties like the Spy, King or Baldwin
should be planted not less Il 40 feet
apart, while varieties of more moder-
ate growth, like the Wagner, Ouch
esse and Wealthy, may be set from
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here moore his preserved q moody ST.
lence and refuses absolutely to dis
cuss the case. The fact of the muir
der of Miss West by Moore is so
well established that 1t will not likely
be denied by the. defense. and the eff
forts of the lawyers will be confined
to an attempt to prove Moore insane
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Lumber Yards.

PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Lumber, shingles, doors, lime, ce-
ment, paints, varnisa and glass.
ROSWELL LUMBER CO. Oldest
lumber yard in Roswell. See us for
all kinds of building materials and
paint.
KEMP LUMBER CO.-Cal on us for
Lumber, Shingles, etc. We treat
you right. East 4th ST.
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A card ia the Roswell Trade Direc-
tory brings results and keeps your
name before the people.
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Frank Hayes Bound over.

Frank Hayes, a young mar from
Kansas City, WHO visited Roswell a
few months ago and stayed only a
few days. was given a hearing before
Justice Welter Wednesday afternoon
on the charge that during his brief
visit here he obtained money on worth
less checks. He was bound over to
the grand jury and his bond was as
sessed at $500 in each case Being
unable to furnish it, he is being held
in the county jail. Hayes a been
in Custody at Carlsbad since he left
Roswell and was only recently turn
ed over to tae Chaves county officers.
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Public Service Corporations.

ROSWELL ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
The best light anu power. Phone
131 and $50.
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Jewelry Stores.

HARRY MORRISON The leading
and exclusive jeweler. Watches
diamonds, jewelry, rich cut glass
and hand painted China, Sterling
n plated silverware.
L. b. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES best
jeweler. A full line cut glass, hand
painted China, diamonds, etc.
&c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS new Jew
eler. Call and see me, at 203k n
Main St. A swell line of Jewelry.
We repair watches, all work guar
anteed.
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BRAIN
STORM
ASSASSIN OF PRETTY GIRL WILL
PLEAD 1T AS DEFENSE.
HISTORY OF CRIME

The Murder Followed a Broken En-
Nature The Assassin Preserves
a Moody Silence and Refuses to Dis
cuss His Deed.
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Trade Directory.
Life Insurance.

GEORGE T. BLANDFORD.- Repre-
sentative of the Mutual Benefit of
Newark, N. j. The Mutual Benefit
furnishes insurance at cost.
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Hardware Stores.
Hotels.

THE GILKESON:-RoswelIs new
hotel, rooms with private bath.-Al
accommodations first class. One
Block West of Postofice.
Ell CAPTAIN HOTEL European
plan. Rooms, soc; meals, Csc. One
block west of depot.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL:-New
management. Woodruff & De
Freest. Best and largest. Centrally
ly located.
HOTEL SHELBY New manage
ment. The leading hotel of the city
H. Kercheval, Prop.
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Grocery Stores.
Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.

ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
us furnish you with your Grain, Goa
n wood, we buy hides, phone 20
TRADING CO. Coal
Hay, and Grain. Always the best
East Second St., Phone 126.
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Piano Tuners.

GOOD TUNERS, like good pianos,
are scarce. Try Bernard Pos. the
expert piano tuner for both. Oppo-
site P. O., phone IS.
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Department Stores.
Drug Stores.

ROSWELL DRUG & JEWELRY CO.
Oldest drug store in Roswell. All
things up-to-date.
DANIEL DRUG CO.-Headquarters
for drigs, wall paper, paints, var
nish.
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Harness & Saddlery.

j. F. PATTERSON Manufactures
the finest line of leather goods in
the Pecos Valley.
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Painters & Paper Hangers.

:. l.. COOPER Painter and paper
hanger. My painting is first class.
l hang paper the right way. Phone
215 3t26*
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Real Estate.
Ready-tO-wear Apparel.

THE MORRISON BROS. STORE
Outfitters in ready to wear apparel
for men, oInen and children. Mil
linery a specially.
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EGGS FOR HATcHING.- $1.o0 for
Is from our pen of White Leghorns.
that holds worlds record of EOS eggs
per hen per year Roswell Poultry
Yards, east side of Fair Grounds. or
Cash Grocery. phone 351. 15t6
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Notary Public.
Photographers.

HESS & CO.-Successors to Walton.
First class photographs, enlarge
ments, and views.
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Lawyers.
Mems FurniSherS.

E. H. WILLIAMS & CO.-The only
exclusive Mems Furaishers il the
Pecos Valley.
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MUCH
WAS DONE
CONSIDERABLE GOOD LEGISLA.
TON WAS FORCED THRU
THIS SESSION.
A~NTI-GAMBLING LAW
ANTI-GAMBLING LAW

The Spiess Law Will Probably Be Eff
fective.- Revision of the Laws
Printing and Other Good Measures
Effected.
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RAILROADS.
ME@ IE@SEY GEMT9Al.

ldsW WGMSt5G g6N U Mfaso
Time shown below Is from Liberty st. sta
ton. Leave West 23d ST. 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by Designating marks
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOCR TRAIN
EIERY HOUR on THE HOUR.
i~12.15. ESQ m7.OO meS.OO. $50, s8.OO.
$1,000 @1IOO II3O, mS12OO. Ss1-00.
hsS "a '29o % "a 'oS .5SS ,S SSS ~ M
js12. IS mdt,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGToN-zsl- so.
500. e.l0;O0. f%12,0o. 600. fE4-oO'
LAKEWoOD AND I.AflErIURsT-z4.OO
940 A. NJ, xl0O, J. 50, k3 20, di-l5- 9;OO
J, NJ. x615- sundays. 80. Ga a. n;
ATLANTIC ClTY-sS.4O y N. Nl-VJ' ~ ~
LONG BRANCH. AsEURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE Sundays. No. AsSury PaIS55CC
g4.OO. $50. 11.30 a. NJ. eNl&4V, i--V,
g4-45 $50. G. 30 jf201- sunday eSeeg.
ocean Grove. z4.OO. 600 a. ~, 4.oo. S-SV
P NJ
Time tables giving trains 70 EASIOS:
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWS, :iAS :i..IC.s- n
CHUNK. WI1KESBA3RE. SCRANIOS'
READING. HARRISBURG. POITsN LII
WILLIAMSPORT and ali ether points SsH
be obtained at the following oiiiceS, -, -
erty St (Vsst 23d ST. Tel. S144 Chelseai,
Astor House, PAS. 4Si 1850. l354 Broad
way. 1S2 9TH Av., Isl 5th Az, = ~, 81
Square West. 27SS 3D. Av., 100 Vest -. 80
St 245 Columbus Az. New York: CouIt
St Sl3 344 Fulton ST. 459 NOstrand Az
BROOKLYN; $50 Broadway. Wlll;i1'lsoo.,s .e.,7- =
New York Transfer 60. calls for ana ch@c>s
baggage TO destination. -,o--,
sDsily- fDaily. except sunday. pSohosSs,
tParlor cars only mDininS car. except
Sundays. NSatUTdays only zL1oeIty -.
only. tDiniag car Sundays. tDnins car
daily From West TWenty-thlrd sIeeS,
eI2.2O p NJ, g4-30 7, NJ. jlISo 7. NJ
Sa;2e = = Nj R7,sT asi2R F3R = NJ w g. HOPE.
vice-Prss. e Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
zaPTFN STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
e1l-al3 East Tooth Street
N-ru. yN~- Au-fI = 1907.

ell-al2 East l00th Street.
New York April =. 1907.
To lanes Good. 81. Arlington. A. Rus
,s5 johnson NJ and Mrs. Dossault.
Nre DALEY. Mrs. A Englehardt. Mrs. NJ
f'srrsto,k end ar T. T.. Nisscher; You ard
s,cb M YOU are hereby notified that. the
.,,Te for payment Of this oompsny's lien
NAV ;he property hereinafter described
FlaVf.lG EXPIRED. after due notice there
~ be6 heen given you. this company viii
esuae such pr0perty. 20 vii. HOUSEHOLD
.;ONrlS PERSONAL EFFECTS AND
NTRCH ANDIsE. stored by you OF IN your
nsrne in The Harlem Storage Warehouse
"a warehouses. 10 be sold at public auc-
isou according a. the statute N such case
rade ana provided. AT its warehouses. III
81 raet 100rh s. New York City. on
THURSDAY. April IS. 1907, a. J9 g. M sna
n The sale thereof Is not completed on salo
Are The same VIII be continued Al the
ssufe Mace on each and every Thursday
fhqTesfter. beginning AT 10 a. n, until the
sale Is completed. -
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE 90.
WALTER 9. GILBERT
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SUMMER CRUISES

DURING JT-NF.. JT-LI AND AUGUST,
to the Norwegian FiOrds, North
Cape. Spitzbergen, Iceland and Eu-
rOpean seaside resorts. Send for
programme.
TOURIST BUREAU.
r r. Tickets. hotel accommodations ard
general information ahout foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the W0TG<
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y. Y
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers. HobOken-
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ANFrRYcAN TNE Sailing At $50 A. y.
PLY l1OI IH-CHERB SOUTHAMPTON
NEW YORK APR 13. MAY II. June g July 8
ST LOCIS Apr. -. May IS. June 1j,July -
PHILADELPHIA. Apr. -. May =. July 20
CELTIC (20,9O4 tons) .---. Nay z. II a. ~.
ST PACL...June I. June %. Aug 8. Aug. 81
RED STAR LIEE e IRON x Fer
NEW WORK -0OyrB sIN-;rvEvp
VADERIAND Apr -l3. Z AN. May n: June
FINLAND. 8pr. ~ 40 AN: MAY 1s..Iuns IS
ICELAND. Apr -. go PM: May Is, June q
KPOONLAND. May 4. .1O:3OASI: June 1.Jy "a
WETTE STAR LINE From Per
NV HOEtk-Q NSFOW WS-LTVERPOOI
BALTIC Apr 10 T. n : Nav s. Tuue "a
MAJESTIC Apr II. 10 AN: MAY n, 10 a. n.
CEDRIC. Apr. IA 10 A. VI: May II. June 20
OCEANIC. ............-. Apr "a ~
ARABIC. July 4. P NJ: Aug. 4 Aug. "a
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

DESIRABLE. permanent positions as gar
merit models ai goJl salary may be OBJ
iained hy tall, wei formed ycuug women of
about - bust and - waist nleasIr Trevi-
o1s experience unnecessary, but first class
lefsona! reference required. Apply 70 Mrs.
s.iliar1, Butterick Building. spring and
Naciougal SIS. City.
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HELP WASTED.
Male

ADVERTISING Wanted. advertising caA-
gaseer FOR real estate medium, goa
ehance. salary ard commission, must know
the trade well. references REQUIRED Ae-
dress Competent, Box 20. care Tribune oi-
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BAITTM0RR Z 0HI0 r. R.

SEaily.
Through Daily Trains u the West
Leave New York city. 30 St A.sN ~ y - -
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. ~ an g - ~ -, -,
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II 80 am l@-,o l@5 2 ~ -
PITTSRT-RG- CLEVEI.D, $50 pm 4O pm
''PT'rTSBCRCI LIMIT d. go pm ~ ~ p-n
GIN. St. LOUIS LCCISV. II 80 pra - ~ ~ ~
GIN ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. ESQ am l,.SO ~ ~ - -
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOUISV., $50 pfIt buV VI
Oflces 245 434. 1860 Broadway. . Astcr
House. los Greenwich St, - Union Squs1e
Yr;oi.Iyn: Nest 23d St and Liberty ~
After p. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun Information regarding trains. etc,
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information,
B. & r. p 23d St Terminal Pnohs
No. Chelsea 9f4A
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-osT or STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No ho2 6Ss
"a ~ German Savings Bank in ne 1lIy
., SeW York corner 4th ave and l4th 81.
issued 10 Karel Boekhoe Al! IeIs1l,s ,is ar n
-, ',rafilrnri 20 the hank on the 18TH day
"a ns A,-T 1907. a duplicate viii he issued.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

GARDENER. somewhat OF a iandscaper.
married. small family. to take charge Of
private place. Andy. care W. Elliott &
Sons, 2Ol Fulton 81.
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CooK.-First class; wages s25 to $50: first
class references: city or country. Fla
herty Bureau. 4S5 Columbus ave. nea- SD
81. Tel al River.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

TOsT or STOLEN .--Bsnkbok No -oe i,@
- ~. German Savings Bank IN The NitE
=. SeW York. corner 4th ave. ana lath 81
i-sues to Frederick Hartnsch- Al persons PERSONS
- .s,,ti,ueG against negotiating the same
- - returned TO the bank on the I'D day
- .-f lqa7 a duplicate viii he issued.
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Ia VELOCE'' Fast italian Line
FOR NAPLES DIRECT


Tickets to Texas. colorado. Mexico. Ns-
Mexico. Arizona California. Georgia, Flor-
idl. Alabama. etc, al. OCEAN ROUTE
TO MIAMI PALM BEACH, Fla. etc Via
KEY West) Our booklet ''PocEet Gulis's
free. IT, r. RAYMOND. Gen dxT.. 1so
Fgont ST.. n =
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lost or STOLEN Bankhook 10. Ss' $40
~ ,ba German savings Rank In the city
=, SeW York. corner 4th ave. and 1Ath ST,
aas 81 louis Heindl- All persons are
1900 AGAINST negotiating the same. il
-, -erurre5 n the hank on the 3oth day
81 s ,Dv,I 1qg7 a duplicate VIII be Issued
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Lackawanna Railroad.

.Iackawanna Railroad.
Leave y. Y. Barclay. Christopher, ". Esd
Sts.
iSOO A. M-For BinGhamton and Eln'ira
slO % A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81
Louis.
s1.40 P M-For Buffalo and CAicag0-
400 2. M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
zSG - =. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
sS - 2. M-Fcr Buffalo. syracuse. ithaca;
ego A. M.-Chicago-sIsePers open $50
Tickets at l49. 40. ils5. i4s4 Broadway
~ Y: S39 Fulton 81. Brooklyn. sDaily.
Except Sunday. zLeaves Christopher ST
6.i0 P. II weekdays
n. Y. n. H. & HARTFORD R. K
Trains depart from Grand Central seatioA'
42d St and 4-h Ave. as follows for
Boston. VIA New London & Prov.-7fS;0O
:xi:oi. sxi,s:O0. +t 800. = 5:O2
sf12:OO p NJ: via Willinanttc-4ts:O :Ol =.
NJ 1900 P NJ; via Spfd--fS-l4 A. NJ
+l2:OO s,l4.OO. s1f:OO P n.
I.akeviue 4 Norf.-tS:49 A. NJ; 1881 P. IL
CT Harrington. Stockbridge. IsenoN. Pitts
heid-t4.5t 1919 4. NJ. and 1881 p N.
Ticket Offices az cGrand Central station
and c125th St. also az c245. 100. cl3S4
B'way. c25 Union Square. c1s2 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. cs40 Madison Ave,
c1C5 ". I25th St. 279S Third Ave In
Brooklyn. ca Court St. 4Ts Sostrand Ave.
sDaiiy. Except Sundays. Fstops at fe5th
ST. xStops az 125th St Sundays only
tParlor Car Limited Has dining car
eParIor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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SALESMAN. Etc.-By young man. %. sin
gle: speaks German Polish, English ard
French: as inside salesman or any other
employment. Address A. b, 233 Cherry st
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--,s7- rs solli,ook 20 462 iG7 on Dry Dock
ASsS,.ings sank A7y Iersoh haN.Ag claims
- bogk i talied upon 10 present
ri'A -. "a lie barr within thirty Gays,
ne .,'s sai5 book win he declared cancelled
Q. - -...o,rirr,..shes and new one issued III
leu tlioreof
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EAERURG-AEIERTC.AN LINE.

Special Passenger Service.
PIyNOUTH-CIfER OJ-RCS-fI AMBCFCt.
"IBluecAer. Apr. II DeutscIl'd d apr. 50
1S1S <aiserin. Apr. Is BlueCher- May
rs7Amerias. Apr. = I<aiserin- May Is
sCriG !to0ua %GymnasIum. SPAIN car
den sRitz-CasltoH Restaurant Electric
Baths.
Twin Screw Passenger Service
PT.yNOTrTTT-CHE BOURG-HAMBCRG
eBstavia...--Apr. Is WaideTsee- ---.M May l8
Pretoria. Apr. - Pennsylvania Nay 3
Patricia May 4. .1O:5Oam. Batavia -Juns
AdambWg direct.
Mediterranean service.
TO APLES-GE.SOA
isSfcltxe. APR. d May 2s. July
4TIamburg ..... MAY Z June i1. Aug. %
sTias Grill Room. HAS Gymnasium.
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children: practical in all branches under
glass and outside. COED references u. r,
Box l. Tribune Once
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IGlsI.

- handbook 40. 81, ,oo5 on D.y Deck
L,s.ss.i,oE rank ANY t'ersoa having claims
vsss said hook is called SPon ,;1,, 10 prsssi ss,i
fae - HOOK NiN be declared cancelled
e. G. ~ N,srtineuished and = ne" one issued In
- fhe-eCs.
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GARDENER As superintendent or man
ager Of gentlemaA's large private estate; 70
years practical experience IN all branches, ,
first class landscape engineer and capable OF
desi4nine ami Developing the outdoor feat
ures Cf any estate. large or small; first
class gro var Of fruit, vegetables fancy cut
sto-k and farm crops 70 good advantage;
can save You money IN bCying: familiar
With the development ot new estates; total
ahstslueT, no family: B7coSs German and
English. interviews can be arranged, Al
references Address Landscape Engineer.
Box 10. Trih ine once.
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-, ~ STOLEN 3a-Ihook No. a2S o.
- ~ ie-inan Sav.0gs Bank IN the tltE
- York corner sth ave and lsth 81,
o. - "a Franz Field AL persons are eau
49, .ss.s against negotiating The same II
~. -, -e,,,,TeG 10 the bank On the 30 day OF
- 1907. d duplicate wil b. Issued
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COOK-By neat American woman; good
plain cook, no washing: small family Of
adults: wages, $50; no others need answer.
Address 4. e.. 1925 Sd ave. advertisement
Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

HANDY MAN, married, as watchman,
night or day. inside or outside; best ref
sTences. Oscar Basto. l6S Decatur ST.,
Brooklyn.
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

REFINED. cuIt.red lady desires position
accompanying parry TO Europe this sum
nlsr; excellent traveller; fluent French.
German, English; highest city references.
Jordan, IT, Nest S1sJ ST.
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"oyAkEsFl1R American. 30. married;
a. lent double entry bOokkeeper. CASH
~ once man: good references; salary
nary Rice. Ia East 22d 81.
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CHAUFFEUR: married man, "a: neat ap-
pearance: strictly temperate: make own
repairs; careful driker: willing 10 20 any
where: references. Chas. Wehmeyer. Sl3
West 4Oth s..
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CHAUFFEUP.-Good mechanic and driver.
with private family. city or country. A.
2 S. ~ III St. RrooklYn.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

COUPLE WIFE es laundress nan ar gar
dener OF handy with tools. live or place.
Mrs r. Seelys Bureau, - West 391h -.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

Nm nEht work Rnd little money taEe
you 10 EurCpe: return transportsuons
tglly saillnEs. Bo8I.n Shipping Co. -
Norfolk 81.
1IAe,, generally hancy. who can DO rousn
carpeutering and plumbing ana naHs
himself asefu on geutleuau's place. ). l..
Reynolds. Mount Vernon y. l.
SALESMAN IN WBlinaper ana pa1ntlns
store: state age, experience ana saLaIy
NTpected N. o. Tribune Uptown 7Giilce.
1864 Broadway.
WANTED. Bright young men. !! 70 -
years 0f age steady work and opportunity
Sor sdsaHceHeRf Apply b. letter. T. \.
Crowell d Co.. publishers. IS West Broad
way.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21
A Strong Illustration.

A Hard Shell preacher wish
ed to bring forth a good illus
tration as he thought, and
hence took a walnut into the
pulpit with him. On holding
it up. in the course of his SER
mon. he said:
my friends, you see this wal
nut-well, this outer hull here
is like the Methodlsts, soft and
spongy, with no strength in it;
see, l even break it with my
fingers, and suiting the action
to the words, he disclosed the
inner nut and said: This is
hike the Missionary Baptists,
hard and dry with no substance
in it; but the kernel-the kernel
my friends is like sthe good old
primitive hardshell Baptist
faith, full of fairness and sweet
ness"
He then proceeded to crush
the walnut and give his hearers
an ocular demonstration of his
illustration, but behold, it was
rotten; aud to the utmost as.
constituent of his hearers he
cried out:
by jinks! it's rotten. -
Elk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21

per acre. he saw CROUCH of it to
not to want to bring any of it
home or go there to stay.
A gentleman there asked:
How much corn do you people
raise per acre? Lace told hun
from so to rs bushels lper acre.
He says the gentleman said
nothing but gave me a Your a
a liar look. And the worst of
ituwas I thought was very
conservative in my estimate.
Great Scott if had have told
him, some of us people have
made 80 bushels per acre this
year, L guess he would have
shot me for an escaped"