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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-24

The city council met last night in
recess meeting and passed an ordi-
nance repeating the recent ordinance
which was to have lowered the sa-
loon license from $4,000 to $1,000. The
vote for the repeating act was five
to one.
Mayor Stockard called the meeting
to order and stated its purpose as be-
ing to rescind Ordinance No. 120.
known as the saloon ordinance. In
substance he said:
by passing the reducing ordinance
We have kicked up quite stink, it
seems. We have been called every
thing that could be applied to a white
man. We have been made the subject
of slurs from the people and the daily
newspaper. There are so many on the
other side it may be that we are
wrong. The ordinance was passed
largely by my influence. l again
thank those who voted for it through
my request. l used my influence to
have it passed because 1 thought it
just. l had examined conditions and
found that some of the saloon men
could not live with the license at
50 900. Some could. possibly. If the
license ON blacksmith shops, grocers
or other lines of business was so nigh
some of them would be driven out of
town, it would be my duty, l think
TO listen to their complaint and do
what 1 could to relieve them. Is the
saloon man different? l say not. The
law recognizes him. l hold MIN the
same as a professional or business
man. I have consulted some of the
most supposedly learned men of
the town on the matter of occupation
licenses. They say lower them, if
they are too high. But the saloon
men? On, MOI
IA my opinion of the saloon situa-
tion stand the same as 1 did before.
But l believe the majority wants the
license to remain the same as it was
before. l am a Democrat and believe
the will of the majority should rule.
/ appreciate the votes of you council
men who voted to please me before.
and you can now change your vote
without offending me. got you in a
bad snap and got public feeling
against you.''
Councilman Johnson then introduc-
ed Ordinance No. 121, repeating Ordi-
nance No. 120.
Councilman Bell asked City Attor-
ney Scott if it was necessary to pass
the repeating ordinance, since the
first ordinance was said to have not
been legally passed. Mr.. Scott replied
that this was the legal and sure way
to repeal the first ordinance.
Johnson moved for suspension of
the rules. and reading second and
third time of the ordinance by title.
This was seconded by Robinson. Car
ried. five to one. Bell voting mo"
johnson moved the passage of the
ordinance. Second by Kinsinger. Up
on roll call, the vote was taken as
follows:
Bell. no., Mr.. Bell arose and said:
.I would rather have the approval of
the honorable and upright citizens
of Roswell who believe in justice and
fair play to all than the praise of all
craafs. sore-heads and fanatics, al
though taeir number is great, and I
am glad that I still have left the man
Hness and backbone to vote my con-
vff.fionss, Ha asked that fAis his
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NUMBER z53

Friday and have gone to jackson to
make their home. The reporter was
fooled twice, but the truth finally
leaked. 1t made three news items in
stead of one.
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250,000 home grown trees, twenty
varieties in apples. The only tree to
plant in the PecOs Valley. You as
sumo no risk in shipment.-The Arte-
sia Nursery, ]. S. Highsmith, Prop.
Wyatt Johnson, Salesman 96tf
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Russell does carriage work. lot

S. H. Nay, wife and children, left
this morning for Higgins, Tex, to
will go to Kansas City to make their
home.
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Mrs. c. A Botlcin. who is here to
spend the winter for her health, left
this morning for her home in Kiowa,
Kan, TO spend the holidays.
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Robert P. Ervein and wife, of San
ia Fe, are here to spend the holidays
with their son, a cadet at the Mill
tary Institute.
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REPEALS ORDINANCE BY WHICH
SALOON LICENSE WAS TO
HAVE BEEN LOWERED.
WILL OF THE MAJORITY

Mayor Stockard Says His Views are
Unchanged, but That as a Democrat
He Must Bow to the Will of the Ma
jority.-Rell and Robinson Give
Their Views Before Casting Their
Vote.
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c. NJ Foraker, q. S. Marshal. and
W. r. Forbes and H. F. Bogh, his
deputies, left this morning for AIbu-
querque.
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Song recital Thursday at the Chris
tfan church. given by Mrs. j. J. Will
hanson, assisted by Miss Nelson and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Nelson.
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Vocal and violin solos at recital at
the Christian church Thursday even
ing. An excellent program Do not
miss it. Price 35c.
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Ingersoll matcaless fountain pens,
fully guaranteed, only $1.25. A nice
Xmas present for anybody.
Ingersoll Book Store.
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Those beautiful leather goods you
see in Patterson's window are home
manufactured Nothing made in the
Southwest is equal to them Aft
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II you want TO buy a city home OF
a zice farm, II You want good in
vestment, or If you have money tf
loan, see us. We deliver the goods
Roswell Title and Trust Company.
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]. H. Medlin came in this morning
from Sierra Bla1co on a prospecting
visit.
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Russell does boiler work.

We wish to thank all our friends
and patrons for their kind patronage
at the Yule Tide. and We wish you
all a very merry Christmas.-L. B.
Boellner, Jeweler and Optician.
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last night from Albuquerque, where
she had been for several weeks.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-24

Still a large assortment of those
s1.50 popular copyright books for SOC.
IngersoH Book Store
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-24
Articles of Incorporation.


INCORPORATORS: The incorpo-
tors of this incorporation are as fol
lows, to-wit
w. w. Ogle, of Roswell, New Mex
leo; Jas W. Mullins, of Roswell, New
Mexico; John C. Spears, of Gallup,
New Mexico; Alfred Je1fs, of Ration,
New Mexico, and Van T. Manville.
of Silver City, New Mexico.
NAME. The name of this corpora
tion shall be THE ODD FELLOWS
HOME.
Object.
The object hereof shall be to pro-
ter, and proper care and attention
may be dispensed, free of cost, to the
widows and orphans of deceased mem
bers of the Fraternal Order of nde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, and
also to such members of said order
as are aged, infirm and decrepit, or
who by reason of disease or bodily
affiiction are unable to properly care
for themselves, and whose families
cannot, or do not provide for their
comfort and welfare.
Locations:
Said corporation shall be domiciled
county, New Mexico. w. w. Ogle, ag-
ent in charge.
Term of Existence:
Said corporation shall be and ex-
ist for period of fifty years from
the date hereof
Government:
Said corporation shall be governed
and controlled by a Board of Trus-
tees, who shall be elected or chosen
by the Grand Lodge of the Independ-
elt Order of Odd Fellows, at its an
nual meetings, and their powers and
authority shall be only such as are
or may be vested in them by the said
Grand Lodge. All the incorporators
herein named shall be and constitute
the Board of Trustees from the date
of the Incorporation hereof, and shall
occupy said office until the October,
1908. meeting of the said Grand
Lodge, when their successors in of
fice shall be elected or chosen. at,
and after which time, the term of
office shall be for a period of one
year. The manner of organization
of said Board of Trustees shall be as
directed by the said Grand Lodges
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ING trips, see r. B. Jones, or phone
1872. 39t52*
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Silas Richardson, a witness in the
Tallmadge case, left this morning fol
his home n Hobart. Okla
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The cadets of the Military Institute
Christmas dance tonight A number
Oh young people from Roswell were
invited also.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-12-24

Tickets for the song recital Thurs
day are on sale at tae P. v. Drug Co.
Price 35c.
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Xmas Candy, 1oc 10. at Makin"s

Xmas Candy, 1Oc 10, at Makin"s.
Miss Lillian Mccain has returned
from Jacksonville, Ala, where she
went to assist in settling up the es-
tate of her grandfather. he also visit
ed in New Orleans, San Antonio and
Dallas, and was gone six weeks. She
reports that her brother. Joe H. Nc
Cain, is in charge of their grandfath-
er's fine plantation in the Blue Ridge
mountains near Jacksonville, and is
delighted with his new work.
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u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locai Report. Observation Taken at
500 =. NIL

Roswell, n. NJ. Dec 24.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 81; min, %; mean. AZ
Precipitation. 90; wind s., velocity
4 miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair and warmer tonight and We'd
nesday.
NJ. WRIGHT.
OfaciaI n Charge.
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The Swastika Sign and Advertising
Co. today gave their patrons and
friends Christmas greeting card, the
work of their own artistic brushes.
The Record was on the favored list.
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. Articles of Incorporation of
THE ODD FELLOWS HOME,

(No. 526e);
and also, that l have compared the
following copy of the same, with the
original thereof now on file, and de
clare it to be correct transcript
therefrom and of tae whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the Territory !
of New Mexico, at the city
(SEAL) of Santa Fe, the Capital
on this 18th day of Decem-
Der, A. D., 1907.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico
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Why not a nice box of candy for
her or a small box of cigars for him
for Xmas ?-IngersoI Book Store.
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Read the Roswell Title q Trust Co.
ad Of special bargains in this issue.
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Sir Knights are courteously invited
BY order of E. C.
w w. PHILLIPS, Recorder
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The Record will not be issued to-
morrow.
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Xmas Candy, 1Oc ID, at Makin"s
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OLD TIME ARKANsAW CHRIST.
MAS DINNER AT THE ROSWELL
HOTEL. Att.
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L. B. Boellner, the Jeweler, sells
II cheaper. 79tf
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L. B. Tannehil has returned from
a business trip to Amarillo.
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RIO HONDO
coMMANDERY
NO. 6 X. 7.
Will hold a Christmas
service on Christmas
day. Sir Knights will
assemble at the Asylum
at e.2a a m Visiting
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Xmas Candy. 1Oc ID, at Makin"s.
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the eighteenth day of December,
D., 1907.
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SPECIAL XMAS DINNER 1890 to
2:3O SOC PLATE AT
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New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
OLD BAY FISHERMAN DEAD.
Johnson Camped on Barren Island in Pirate
Days and Helped to Catch Some

William johnson, ninety-eight years old, one
Of the oldtime bay men. died Saturday night
at the home of his granddaughter. Mrs Edwin
l. Rowland, Flatlands avenue, Canarsie. He
was born in Railway, n. J., and with an older
brother was engaged for many years in the fish
Ing business camping what Is Barren
Island. In those days the bay was infested
with pirates
In 1881 Mr.. Johnson was instrumental in the
capture and arrest OF the last of a gang Of
pirates who had terrified craft for years. The
brig Vineyard was boarded that year by a gang
who killed the captain and mate and scuttled the
orig. Two of them escaped 10 Barren Island
with the loot and craved the shelter OF the John
son brothers.
johnson became suspicious and informed the
authorities The pirates were arrested and
We're later hanged Bellows Island. They
were the last pirates to be hanged in New York
state Twenty years ago Mr.. Johnson was
stricken blind, and since that time has lived with
ms granddaughter. Mrs. Rowland. He had 9
children, go grandchildren, 80 great graudchiId-
ren and I great-great- grandchildren There
were forty of his descendants at his bedside
when he died.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
LIZARDS FIGHT TC A FINISH.
New Arrivals from Trinidad Make Things
Warm at Geological Park

Among the many interesting specimens Of tropi-
cal reptiles recently received from r. r. Mole Of
Port-of-Spain Trinidad, several lizards. the
most striking in coloring being the Tegus lizard,
the most vicious reptile in the Geological Park,
and the Tupinsmbus teguiXin. the scientific name
for low order of burrowing lizard.
When the visitors put into the big
sandpits containing the iluauas and the monitors
4 fierce conflict between the new arrivals and the
old occupants Of the cage began continuing with
out nternission all the floor of the cage
with an attendant upheaval of sand and well de-
fined squeaks from the warning lizards The Te
their sharp teeth IN the necks and tails of the
separated the field Of battle was streWn with the
bodies OF three large iguanas, while many of the
smaller members had their tails CheWed off
Curator Dtmars. az the reptile house. when he
learned OF the battle to the death between the
lizards. solved the secret OF preserving peace
.orious Teguses IN the with the large and
poWerful rhinoCerOs iEu3naS. which We're of an
equal size with the strangers After being set
down among the bulky rhinOceros tEuaaas, The
of a pugiliSt feeling out his opponent then eV-
dently decided that discretion was the better part
@ ValOr and went into corner TO sulk ana plan
further trouble for their self-apDolnted foes
short periods the TesuSes would advance IN 4
body upon the rhnoCerOs iEuanas. but on these
occasions the iguauas would combine against the
common foe and drive them back 10 a corner OF
the cage with the exception OF one particularly
savage Tegus which closed IN combat three times
with the largest the rhnoceTos variety OF lSu1-
intervention OF the other members OF the home
coin of
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
MARRIED ON LINER AT PIER.
Immigration Officials Fail to Cool Enthu-
sissm of Man Who Net Alien Fiancee

When the gangplank OF the Cunard liner
FtrurIa was made fast TO the deck yesterday
morning "A young man attempted TO go aboard.
He was stopped by Detective Mallon, of the
Cunard pier, and asked TO state his business.
MY wife-that is my wife to be-" said the
vourS man. is 4 cabin passenger on the Etruria,
and 7 want TO meet her"
Have TO wait until she comes ashore" said
Malou. What is your name?'
ny name IS David Davies" said the anxious
young man. My 1iancee is Miss Marguerite
Emily Coutts. She is an English girl, alien.
and unless I go aboard and explain matters the
immigration officials won't let her come ashore -
go ahead" said MallOn. Par be it from me
10 detain man about TO be married"
Davies went aboard and explained, but the
immigration officials shook their heads.
Have 10 tie the knot aboard ship" said an
inspector
Plight YOU are said Davies. and he left the
steamer Within ten minutes he returned with
the Rev. A. A. Gardner, Of the Seaman's Insti-
rute IL West street
Meanwhile the ships officers assembled in
the library. where the couple We're married.
The chief steward provided several packages
Of rice and Mr and Mrs. Davies were showered
with The cereal as they Went ashore.
When the minister asked for the ring Davies
drew one from his pocket remarking afterward
that he brought It from San Francisco. The
couple left for the coast before noon.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
TEMPL4RS' CONCLAVE.
1T Least $4,000 Erpected to attend
Saratoga Gathering.

Saratoga, Feb. 24.-The general committee
having in charge The local arrangements for the
tlirtieth triennial conclave Of the Grand En-
carnpment. Knights Templar, Of the United
states to be- held here from July to "A. is
making great progress with the work, and the
programme is assuming tangible form. The
various sub-committees are perfecting their
work. and enough has been developed to make
II certain that the conclave win be one Of the
most imposing speCtaCles seen in this part OF
.he state. Already communicates from all parts
n the United States have sent word that they
viii he here and share in the ceremonies 1t is
too early TO know the number Of knights who
viii attend the conclave. but conservative esti-
mates place the number at fifty thousand. To
trfs should he added the thousands Of women
who viii visit Saratoga. and it is practically
certain that AT least one hundred and fifty
thousand VIII be here during the conclave week.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
BIG CLAIMS FOR AIRSHIP.
German Inventor Says He Has Solved Aerial
Navigation.

Richard Schelies. an Inventor. Of Hamburg, Ger
many, has informed the Barnum & Bailey man
agement that he is prepared enter claim for
the $4,000 recently offered by the big show for a
successful flying machine. One of the provisions
Of the offer that the machine must be raised
from the ground and operated without the assist
ance of gas bag. This inventor says he can ac-
complish this with his new aerial flyer"
His airshp is constructed the model Of an
aeroplane, and propulsion is obtained from three
horsepower engine. II Is claimed for the machine
that it rises from the ground. under the operation
OF its own machinery. can ascend to a height Of
several hundred feet and is always under perfect
control The present machine is designed 10 carry
only but the inventor says that by in
cTeasing the horsepower of the motor two and even
three men can be carried.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
NO FLAHERTY-MCARREN ALLIANCE.
Sheriff Denies Reports and Explains Support
of Jail Bill

Michael J. Flaherty. Sheriff OF Kings County and
leader of the Kings County Municipal Ownership
League, issued Couna! statement last night char
acteriZing reports that he had determined TO join
the regular Democratic RANKS under Senator Pat
rick II. McCarren as false. malicious and unwar
ranJed"
The latest report said that Flaherty and McCar-
rem had joined HANDS to push bill through the
Legislature TO transfer the Kings County Jail to
the Department Of Corrections. Regarding this the
statement says:
The measure was drawn up by myself and in
LToduced at Albany, at my request, by Senator
RULER, who is one Of my neighboTs and the repre-
sentative of the Senatorial district in which live.
very naturally, the measure has my support and
Endorsement.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
VICTIMS OF RUNAWAY LEAVE HOSPITAL

Charles A Kittle a stock broker Of No. l2sS
Degraw street, Brooklyn. and his wife, who fig
ured "a cab runaway the williamsburg
Bridge while returning from Manhattan theatre
late Saturday night. removed from the East
ern District Hospital to their home yesterday
morning AR Kittle proved to be only slightly
hurt. Mrs Kittle has concussion OF the brain
An automobile frightened the horse
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
-Ex-cERMAN SOLDIER DEAD AT 100.

Paua. Ohio. Feb. 2t.-Alexander Green, who
celebrated his one hundredth birthday last Decem-
Der. died to-day. AZ Green was descendant OF
the Won Greenfield family Of Germany. His father
Baron Won Greenfield, was master Of the House of
Hanover and Brunswick. Mr.. Green an officer
in the Austrian wars in Southern Spain and Italy,
i'm the C;reCiau revolution in Turkey and in the
German revolution Of 1A4S-'5l. He came TO Ptqua
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
RAILROADS.
NFW oTEgSEY CENTRAL

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
Time shown below il from Liberty st. STA
ton Leave West 23d St 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by designating marks
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUk TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
1'l=-I5. U.3U. m4.u0 uso-uU. S.SO. ~9.Oo.
l-3O, '2-UO. @SOO. -4.UU 100, S.Su.
m'6.00 200. so.OO. 'S-JJ. pIJ5O +. ii.
J'12.I5 mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTOS--z'1S 1Se.
$50. f~lO.UU. S"12.OO. s%-0U. ts-4-OO
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURST-z4.0 90.
$40 A II. xLOO. L5O, $40 d4-l5. S-OO
p. n. x6-I5- sundays, $50, $40 A A.
ATLANTIC CICY-ae.4O a NJ Xl-OJ. k3 40
Long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE Sundays. No Asnury FarA9@ %
Z4-O0. $50. 11-SO y. NJ, eXi-4O' 4-<o.
4+5. $50. 6SO, jI2-0L- sundays. except
Ocean Grove, z4OO. s.UO A. II. 4-UO. o'SO
Time tables giving trains to EASTON.
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. MAlCH
CHUNK. WILkES BARRE, SCRANTON,
READING. HARRISBU UFtG, POTfSN LIE
W-LLlAMSPOttI and al olLsr points san
be obtained az the following ofilces- LID
esLy 81. tW est 23d St Tel. 5l44 Cneiseal
Astor House. 245 asa. 1890. 2So4 E.oad-
say sa1sra ~ e sta Ss AS a "a AS Sh l5 west ls55R
St. 245 Columbus Av-. New York: Court
St, CAB 344 Fulton St. AID Eostrand Az
Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. williamsburg
New York Transfer Co calls for and checA5
baggage TO destination
"Daily. TDaIly. except sunday pSunoays-
tParlor cars only. mDinlns Sar except
Sundays XSatUrdays ONLY zLiberty 81
only jDiniHg car sundays. Dining car
daily. From West Twenty-third street
el2 20 p NJ, g43O P. n. j11-5O P. n.
NJ q PF;sI1TtR ". c. HOPE.
Vice-Pres. ( Ger. Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
CHINESE CELEBRATION NEAR END:

The celebration Of the Chinese New Year, which
has been going on for the last fourteen days, viii
come TO an end tomorrow night As a fitting
climax the on I.eong Tong snd other Masonic So
,ieries and merchant associations will treat the
tired out celestials 10 display OF Chinese fire
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
THINK JAIL BREAKER is CAUGHT.

After three months of freedom man believed to
he August Schramn one of the eleven who broke
from The Queens County jail in Long Island City
on the morning Of November 80. was handed over
20 the custody Of Sheriff Wright in the Harlem
court yesterday morning He arrested early
5 the morning IL -07th street descriptions sent
uut 10 The police According 10 the police he ad-
- idauriTE.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived Yesterday
from abroad
THE PHILADELPHIA FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Nr-s clement Tancred. Nlr. and Robertson
Charles Gebhart. Honey.
George Kern MI ana MIS- George w
Carr Mrs. II. Ferrar.
Miss Alice Harding.
THE FTRTRIA FROM LIVERPOOL
Z X Cfve w Y. 2. VAIN.
1arnes Hav II. c. KiuEhuna
and Mrs Charles r. +. w Nai""I-
pobbins Alfred Reeve.
r. h Smith.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25

BOOKKEEPI.R Young man. 49, as as
sIstant uopkkeeper- can operate tyIe
writer; experienced references. Max Poioge
&C East ll7th ST
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25

GARDENER Scotch; married; thoroughly
experienced in the care OF private place
excellent reference from last employer
McCree Elliott's seed store pol Fulton st.
GARDENER Thoroughly experienced in
all branches good references charles
Fee POl Myrtle ave. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1907-02-25
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought al highest market value: made
into new articles or exchange for ne" jew
elry or japanese goods at NJ +. Iepper
factory, 10 West 3ls: St. basement