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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-20
Like an \
Old Love SONG

Why is The Sweetest Girl in Dixie
such an object of interest to the thea
tire manager and theatre patrons?
Why was this play success last sea
son when 50 many others failed?
Why do managers ask for return
dates and offer the choicest time and
most liberal terms? Because when
all is said the play is the thing.
Heart interest, a hackneyei term, but
it is, the only one that can explain the
popularity or this piece.
Truly it possesses that one touch OF
nature that makes the whole world
kin and with its perfect blending OF
humor and pathos it is a fine example
of realism in dramatic art.
1t has been likened TO a sweet VIC
let blooming in bed of hollyhocks
a play with the quaint honlely pathos
that winds around your heart like the
strains of an old love song.
Fublic interest has not Teen arOus
ed by any spectular or sensational
Exploits of the author. or by adver
tising any of the accidental features
bv which various attractions have
been given great vogue.
This attraction is announced as the
attraction at the Carson Opera HOUSE
XvadpocJay oyoniDo Novpmbpr 2f
and it will undoubtedly be greeted
by a large and appreciative audience
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-20
Make ORE
HISTORIC FIND
In West ComStock Min
ing District North
Of This City

prehistoric tree. cut in two by a
gold-bearing ledge. is the latest won
der reported from the West Comstock
mining district. formerly known as
Jumbo.
The news was brought TO Reno by
A Y Werner ana Charles Branhon.
prominent mining operators OF the
district, who arrived in Reno Sunday.
The discovery was made while run
ming a tunnel on the London mine,
owned by Fulstone and Parker of Car
son.
At distance of some hundred feet,
following a ledge Of gold-bearing rock.
they came upon the tree. cut squarely
in two by the ledge.
The outside of the tree had been
charred. and the inside turned to
charcoal and silicified.
The tree was embodied in the an
desite, and being cut into by the
wedge of golden quartz must have eX-
listed prior to the formation of the
vein
AS the andesite is Of prior forma-
/ ton to the sandstone. the prehistoric
relics in the prison yard az Carson,
! the age of which is estimated at from
/ 1000 to 100000 years, are but in
| fants compared to the tree found cut
ting the ledge of the Lincoln mine in
/ West Comstock district.
The finders of the tree have sent
specimens to the Smithsonian Instl-
tute. and have received a letter Of
acknowledgements. in which it is stat
ed that that famous institution will
send one of It's men out to investigate
the matter
The finders have been very careful
not to iniure their marvellous discov
cry in any way and are taking the
utmost precautions to mine around
the unusual tree without marring it
Journal.
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PROSPEROUS TIMES AHEAD.

Mr.. BELLS. a mining man from New
York. who is touring this state in the
interest of other New York and East
ern mining men, states that although
money is yet rather tight in the East
ihe panic is all over. and he SAYS il
be easy after the first of the wear He
believes that at tIiat time people will
be more ready and willing to put
money into legitimate mining enter
prises than heretofore and that there
are prosperous times ahead
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SHOULD ATTEND

All depOsitiors of the Nye & Orms-
by County Bank should attend the
at the court house tomorrow
evening and if they have anything to
suggest should do there and not
get out on the street after the meet
ing and tell the crowd what ought
to be done. The meeting is called for
the purpose of hearing statements
fro mthe bank officials and the gen
eral opinion of the depositors in the
institution.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-20

Mrs. Sadie Litchenberg was an ar
rival from Reno this morning.
G. l.. McCandlaSS of Sacramento is
spending the day in this City.
Arthur Sweet of Salt Lake is a Wis
itor here today
c. w. Dangberg of Minden is look
ing after business matters in this city
today.
Eddy Welch. who for some time
made Carson his home, leing employ
ed by the Nevada Press Co., but who
is now employed in the job printing
department of the Reno Journal. is
spending several days in this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-20
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Nov. 19.-The
extraordinary session of the Legisla-
ture commenced to-day. The message
of the Governor was read, including a
recommendation for the removal OF
Andrew Wilson. Railroad Commis-
sioner. who confessed to taking bribes
while he was supervisor OF San
Francisco. But Wilson resigned this
morning before the Legislature con-
vened
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BlAMES 1T TO A 100000

Conductor Cloupeck of tn eS. P.
had his train wrecked east of Reno
vest erday. He managed to get an en-
CINE and two cars detached from the
wreck and went to Sparks. A wreck
er was sent out and the right of way
cleared so that trains could pass. Lat
charge of another train and when
opposite the old wreck a Car left the
track and his train was piled up on
top of his first wreck. Now he says
the hoodoo is riding VITA him and
he will take a lay-off until he can riC
himself of his bad luck.
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RENO PROSPEROUS

According TO the Reno Journal an
increase in business of % percent is
reported for the past year and raise
in the valuation of over S1.OOoOOo
That paper states that Reno under
the present financial conditions Is do
ing a greater business than at the
same time last year.
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-n-o--
CALL OF MEETING OF DIRECTORS

At the solicitation OF numerous de-
positors in the Nye & Ormsby County
Bank, notice is hereby given that
meeting of said depositors will be held
at the Court House, Thursday, No
vember 81, 1907, at 1880 p. M, for the
purpose Of consultation with refer
ence to the best course to pursue.
The directors and stockholders OF the
Nye and Ormsby County Bank are
particularly invited to De present.
They will be expected to state what
they can or will do for the benefit
of those who trusted them.
ALFRED CHARTZ.
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ACTRESS A BANKRUPT

Mrs. Leslie Carter the actress was
a bankrupt in the L. S.
Court yesterday in New York City.
Her liabilities are s114.0l0 and her
assets, $4,000. Looks like ligh grade
tinancerins
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-20
LOCAL. FINANCERS

A couple of local capitalists ar ijG-
uring on starting heberdashery store
at the new camp of Rawhide. We un
derstand that the project will be back
ed by Abe Cohn of this city who has
subscribed a tent, two kaiki suits and
an Indian basket tOdate. The new
firm is accredited with solvency.
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MARKET STRONGER

The stock market is reported
stronger today a big advance in Con
so1idated being recorded. More con
and as a result the stock market OF
Nevada stocks are climbing slow but
surely to their rightful place.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-20
MINER KILLED

Andrew Hance miner employed on
the property on the Nevada Smelling
and Mining Corporation "a Tybo Slip
erty Monday and was instantly killed.
Hance was well known throughout
the sou1lern mining camps.
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RAISE IN PRICE

After the first of the coming year
the price of government land. irrigat-
ed and with perpetual water rights
and located on the Truckee-Carson
irrigation project will be worth $50
an acre. The purchasers are given
from five to ten years to pay the price
Of the land
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NEARL YALL SIGN

According to the Manhattan Mail
all but about eighteen of the deposit
ors OF the Manhattan branch of the
Nye and Ormsby County Bank have
signed the agreement of The manage
ment and mat the bank there is ready
to oDen whenever the word is given.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-20
HAS COAL FAMINE

There is not pound of coal at
Sparks at the present time except that
in the bunkerS of the S. P. railroad
and the company is hanging on to
that. although employees Of the road
will be allowed enough to last until
another supply can be obtained by
the dealers
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-20

NOTICE-Charley Winters announ-
ces that he has reduced the price of
wood saving from 81 to - cents per
cord He has the latest gasoline en-
engine, thereby saving his patrons
considerable by not burning wood.
Somebody suggested snow storm
for a change. They are very liable to
get the desired change
FURNISHED RoOMS-ro gentle
men, single or en- suite.
Enquire at 3O7 East Musser Street
Get your liquors from A. Living
stor
Your holiday liquors should be pro
cured from Livingston.
Full line fsuits at Joe Smyths..
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MANY UNEMPLOYED

Thousands of unemployed men are
being dhlmped into California from the
states of OregC~ and Washington. The
railroads entering California are bring
freight trains. The men are in most
cases destitute and a howl of protest
is going up all over our neighborinS
state.
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HOLIDAY GOODS

A. Livingston has secured one OF
the finest assortment of Holiday liq-
uors that has ever hit this city. A
phone or a call will get you what YOU
wish delivered to your home.
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NEARING COMPLETION

The brick work on the new Clrce
'building on main street is nearly all
completed and the building will be
turned entirely over to the carpent-
ers in a few days now. The lnten
ton is to complete the building as
soon a spossible and it is hoped that
the roof will be in place before the
first storm hits this section.
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Will VISIT CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. w H. Sweetland, accompanied
by her daughter Rubelle. will shortly
depart for Berkeley whde they will
spend the winter, hoping that the
change in climate during the winter
months will be a benefit to Mrs.
Sweetlands health.
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ON WAY TO AFRICA

Mr.. ana Mrs. Cleve LeadDetter pass
ed through this city yesterday on
their way to their new home al job
annesburg. SOu,.' Africa, where Mr..
Leadbetter has accepted position.
They will spend some time in New
York City before leaving FOR Africa.
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RENO'S HEAVIEST TAXPAYER

The largest individual taxpayer in
Washoe County is Frank Golden. Re
cords in the office of Tax Collector
Boyd show that Mr. Golden is assess
ed for s144, 200, and is taxed Tor
S4.040 60
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TELEPHONE MAN HERE

NJ J. Dillman representing the Pac-
ific States Telephone and Telegraph
company is attending to business mat
ters in this city today. He arrived
from Sacramento this morning.
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ALABAMA A DRY STATE

The Ala anna state senate yesterday
passed bill making that a prohib-
ton state after Jan. l, 1909. The low
er house will concur in the bill and
the governor will place his signature
to the measure.
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ANOTHER DEPUTY.

Marshal Grimmon has appointed
Dave Graham a special deputy to as
sist in summoning the witnesses be-
fore the coming United States Grand
Jury
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THANKSGIVING SALE

The ladies of the Methods, Church
VIII hold in the church in the after
noon preceding Thanksgiving. a sale
of cakes. pies. doughnuts. home-made
bread ana salads. You are invited
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COMMISSIONER APPOINTED

Today Governor Sparks appointed
VIM. f. Henshaw Commissioner of
Deeds to represent the State of Ne
vada in Pennsylvania
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-20

Colonel F.. NJ. Hickey, who has been
visiting friends in this city several
days has returned to his Tome in Al
pine County.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-20

Millard Catlin returned from short
visit to Reno yesterday.
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VISITING VIRGINIA Clay.

Mrs. Will Gtorse and little son are
visiting relatives in Virginia City for
several days.
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Additional reading matter will bt
found on page four Of the Appeal.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Thursday, July II, 1907.
ARRIVED.

u TO Norton q Son, in ballasi Arrived the >
steamer Tusoarora oEr; Hol.nshead. Calcutta May IL
Boston July -. Norton & SON. with mdse Arrived at
steamer I.earia Iap. Maltna Genoa June 20 and
- Li-.ze! ''. ma y Co. rItl "a IN -
a 2o ~ AID anchored in thick fog,
tn Cuba Planters Co. with fruit Arrived at the Bar at
steamer jamestown Catherine Newport News and
Norfolk. the Old Dominion Co. with passengers and
Steamer Finance. Nov.fray Cris;otaI July > 70 the
mos. AIMED At me Ear At c527 -
Ie-faorn Lapfan, in ballast Left Quarantine at 7;4o
amer city Of Memphis Lewis Savannah July s TO
ocn IS Co with passengers and mase Let Quarantine
steamer oseechee. Pickett Brunswcl July :. TO the
Brunswick = Co with lumber Left quarantine at CID
steamer -Pro.eaz HopHer, New orleans July g. the
steamer IIaIisnash.rs CRr7. new 2s5 tons, Elliott
steamer Tjomo CloD, Daniesen. Progress July and
CagIeehe s. 70 Iae6eud Bros win passengers and mdse
steamer IToqaois, chc6Ss5er Jacksonvtlle July and
Charleston o 10 the Clyde = Co. wiki passengers and
steamer Rosario a GloTgio tNorl, Mathesen. Port
Arrived at The Bar a. 12:45 p IN
% Palermo 3b Nsrle IL ana SiibaI-a 40 +n ne C,naTs
IS Co Id with IL cabin 1855 passengers
% steamer Jefferson Doe Newport News and Norfolk
sengers ana mdse Left Quarantine at 800 m.
Steamer AdTi5tc t5rl Smith southa4Pt9n and
Line. with o. cabin and 5ls steerage passengers.
sandy Hook. July u. Gao P. M-Wind southeast;
Light breeze cloudy '9 safLG fa shore
Baltic 3 Liverpool via Queenstown; kaiser
che4bouTe La PFo1ence GT5 Hale BarbarosS Ger
Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg; seguranca Havana.
philadelphia: Monroe. Norfolk and Newport News, FL
aierrao simon Dumo.s orj. Port Antonio; ciessPeae.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


uibrastar. July 9Moratis rk new) Prerus Patras
for New York
Manchester. July I0Eastern Prince (3r) via
Liverpool
Port Natal. July s-Borderer G3r New York for Ere
mantle Adelaide
sOutlarnpton, July I0-oceanic OBJ, New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg.
vfrrain0lgso July e-G15Tune Ger. New York via
Barbados for Santos. etc.
Eayre. July lO-st Laurent lFr) New York.
EonZ Kong July 1lSatsuHa USr). New York via Singa
pore, etc
SAILED
RiO &c Janer9. June 2--Border KaigAt CBr). BaltI-
more and New York
FslleIrIno' july 2-nEugenia (Austl. New York.
Queenstown, July 1l-Teuronic (RrD, New York
Barbados, july lo-Magdale or from New York
via Colon etcB, CherbnurK and southampton.
1.eghorn, July s-Dnna mare GtaD. New York.
Genoa, July s-Nord America tItal3. New York.
liverpool July 1l-Celtc tI3r) New York via Queens
town
PASSED.
Gibraltar July 9Clan atacintyre Gr) Calcutta ETC. for
Boston ~. New YORK, Regina d'Italia GtaD, Genoa
ana Nal-es for New YORK
Gibraltar July li-ETyoI tE3r) Yokohama Tlogo and
Hong Kong for New Yosk; Virginia ItaD Genoa for
NeE YORK
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.TN3s. ma for South Brazil.
TRANSpAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination an1 steamer. Close In New York
Hawai- Japan :'orea. China and Phil
ip7ine Islands Cyts san Francisco
America AarI july D. N'uV p IN
Australia feNcep- WesO. New Zealand
Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands and New
1aria r C)-aIoaaa July u. 1890
isaa5s via sea,Ie,-TTernanr Jly H. eco
issnes via seet5e-EaErO Mar'i July s. 900
esWRi:. Japan. CpTea China and PHI
:psi7- Islands asa san F-sncssco,--
ia sen Tfancsco3Iu :rensPoPj July 81 600 m
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ATTENDANT, companion 20 an invalid :;
experienced, educated. gentlemanly- GIa-
ham, 90 Lexington ave.
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Proposals.

A RMY TRANSPORT sUPPLIEs.-Depot Quartermas-
"a ter's Office 80 Whitehall St. New York City. July
l. 1g07Sealed proposals in tripcnte subject 10 the
O'Clock A. NJ. July II. 1907 and then opened for deliver
ing this Depot walters aprons ash
laundry bags, bronze Ebbs. walters and cooks
Jackets The right is reserved reject
all proposals, or any part thereof Quantities
subject Of % Blanks for pro-
posals full information will be furnished appica
ton this Office Envelopes containing proposals TO be
indorssd PropCtals Army Transport Supplies
opened July 10 1907" VIM. S. PATTEN. Assistant
Ouartermaser General u. S. A. Depot QuaTteraster.
XNyEsT POINT N Y. JUNE 20. 19O7.-sEALED PRO
w posals. In tripcate, VIII b. received here until II
July lG 1907. for furnishing installing
steam Piping House and Distributing System,
as par drawings ana specifications IN this Office the
United the right to
proposals. part thereof Forms proposals
furnished application Address Cua=termastr West
Point n. Y.
yIyEsT POINT. N. Y. July 1eO7.-Sealed propose "a
w trplicate for the construction OF two covered
slow sand filters each about one-eghth of in
extent, will be received here until IL o'clock noon.
July 1907 Forms and specifications furnished upon
application Address. ouartermaster. L. s. Military
Academy.
A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
between 3sth until O'Clock p. m Adver-
tisements the following branch offices
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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY GEarRal

NEW JERSEY GENTsat
ton li1 shown Sslo Sss from Liberty s. ~.
S 115s a. noted By Designating narJss Aes
LAOELPHlA TNO-HOITP ~
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100. sea 900. piO 30 D. M nj. T i.T5l,,
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b 10. 80, $50. t12O1 Sundays - -
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Ausnt,- IN.
lands. Seabrisht Monmouth Peas 70
Branch; Astury Park and ocean ca
L 10 s0 Pier 81 10 81 % r. Sd2d S.. 200. IS
- Sundays. 600. 1890 a. m ~
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Cedar ST.. $40. 1000. 100 a. N.
Ia az 70 40 40; ~ 500 IS 10 "a sundays sd
Time tables giving time % EAs-ov
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. N.Y.,
CHUNK. WILEESBARRE. SC-RAVToSsa
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSvTriYYss
WILLIAMSPORT and all other poin,. -.
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344 Fulton ST. 479 Nostrand Az P-nnikiSsss.
$50 Broadway. Williamsburg. New W..
transfer Co calls FOR and checks hsrssss
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DAYS tParlor cars .uIy ro0ininy -, 5'un-
cept Sunday. xSaturdays only. zI.Tha-.z -
only. Shining car Sundays gTtnfrg - -
daily bExCept Saturdays fFxcsnt 49,
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BOY.-By nrigh:. honest American. living
with his parents. public school graduate
in ofllce or with a good business house
with chance for Advancement J. .. h,
34g Doth st. South Brooklyn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

on PAITTTNG. Portraits, pictures copied
in oil: exact size. larger or smaller. or
changes made to order: copy made At your
home if desired: estimate given free OK
charge. highest class work: letters OF in
PRODUCTION Jennie l.. BrOokbank. lS+
Franklin St Brooklyn, y. Y. station O
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HELP WANTED.

Male
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good Income corresponding for newspa-
peTs: experience unnecessary Send for par
ticulers. Press Syndicate. LockpoTt. n. Y.
MADE 500 900 in fve years IN the mall
0r6er business; began with IS. Any ons
can do the work home in spara time Send
Tor free booklet Tells how TO get started
Manager Box S4S. Lockport. n. Y.
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CHAUFFEUR Ccolorodl, with private fam
fly. can drive and repair any car; mr4-
crate salary T. start. VIII 90 anything. ref
ereuce. Siscr. 7GS Dean st, Brooklyn.
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ATTENDANT and companion for gentle
man or boy for summer: expert in healthy
gymnastics. doctors reference. Address
J. X, Box -, Tribune Office.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE nHT[FATENNY.
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA

NEW hANAGEMENT.
Open year. Largest. modern and finest
located Hotel a Water Gap The Hotel has the
exceptional advantage of having the natural draught
of cooling summer breezes created by the Gap forma
ton in which the Kltatinny IS favorablY located
large, pleasant, with excellent views,
lool ing its high elevation The upper
Delaware and mountain park of 200 acres;
liehtfuI walks lees, falls foliage
profuse growth OF rhododendron. Rooms suite
private baths steam heat. eevators electric lights
spacious verandas. private balconies. Running
mountain spring IN all rooms. AND IT'S OWN
FARM GIVES TO THE TABLE PRODUCTS PAR
EXCELLENCE" Musical morning
Ing coupled with other social diversions i,
special features the Kittatnny. Boating. bathing
hehing. bowling tennis golf Telephone and telegraph
Hotel. in Kittatinny Park Auto route from
New York. application. Special July Ameri-
PLAN also Ia service.
c. FRANK COPE. Proprietor.
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FEMALE

Female.
GONERNESS Young lady. school teacher,
as goverrCSs and nurse. no objection to
travel; moderate compensation H. Box
81. Thomaston. Long Island.
pOVERNESS. Chaperon or companion; ax-
perience abroad. speaks French: no OBJ
teotion TO travel. II. g.. l65 Liberty ST.
Bloomfield. ~. j.
OiIL. II. as orrand girl with dressmaker
Fransort. 25S West 4Tth st.
place where there Is a chance for az
vancement Miss Il. Johnson, 400 Butler
St. Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and assistant bookkeenar
or office assistant: three months expert
ence: best OF references: no agencies r
Nergouon. 49, West Goth st.
STENOGRAPHER.-W educated: legal.
commercial. newspaper lines: experienced
ns private secretary: looks after details:
tectful; good appearance: best references
A. B., Box o. Tribune Once
TELEPHONE OPERATOR.-Ry Young
lady; services free while learning a. F..
care of Mrs. Monahan, 21O East 57th 81
YOUNG LADY would like to learn some
well paying business; some pay expacted
while learning. Miss May, 6 Jay ave
Maspeth. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12

BUTLER, USEFUL-COOK- by man and
wife. young; both first class. with excel
lent references: $50. Miss Shea's Bureau,
& East 42d St