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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03

Five Points circuit J. sC. Francis; Good water circuit, I. B. Sargent; Hackneyville circuit. O. N. Holmes; Rollins circuit, P L. Newton; Lafayette station, E. Full mer; Lanette, W. T. Daniel; Langdale and Hopewell, O. c. Milican; Lineville, J. H. Yam; Milerville mission, J. w. Battle; Oak Bowery circuit J. c. Craig, Penton circuit, J. o. Ray; Roanoke sta- tion. George Stoves; Roanoke circuit, C. Wolford Rockford circuit, c. Purcell Wedowee circuit, H. S. Matthews; mis- sionary to Cuba, J. P. Lancaster.
 Taladega District.
 J. W. Newman, presiding elder; Alex andria circuit, G. M. Halls; Anniston Sta tion, ]. D. Simpson; Childersburg cir cult. J. W. Tucker; Columbiana circuit, T. ". Ragan; Calcis Mission, J. F. Syfrett; Easonviile circuit, J. T. Terry Glen Addie and Oxana, R. Y. Hannon: Heflin circuit, c. c. O'Neal; Jacksonville circuit H. W. Rickey: Lanier circuit, J. w. Culberson; Lecta Mission, C. w. Hall; Lincoln circuit, J. L. Ferguson; Munford circuit, J. T. Black; Oxford, w. S. Bran- ham; Pell City Mission, s. D. Igon: Pied mont-Nance Creek, R. B. Baird; Spring Garden circuit. Eugene Binford; Syla- eauga station, J. T. Norris Sylacauga circuit c. l.. Sumner; Talladega station. L. c. Branscomb; Wilsonville circuit J. Il. Harris; West Anniston, W. c. Roland.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
Report on EnsIey Schools.

The board of education met tonight in the council chamber at the city hall, those present being Chairman N. w. Scott, w. B. Bridge, w. l.. Settle, Mayor D. r. Sugg, pr. W. T. Tendon, J. H.. shelton, II. S. Meade, and Prof. T. R.. Walker. The report from the Minor school was received, and the building formally accepted by the board. Prof. Walker reported the condition of the sev- eral schools The report shows the schools to be in a splendid and more effi- eient condition than ever before. Prof. Walker paid a high compliment to the negro teachers of the Davis school for the good work they are doing, and stated they were the best negro teachers in the state of Alabama. The report shows the attendance greater than in the history of the school. and altogether the report was very gratifying, and shows the schools of Ensley to be equal to any in the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
POSTOFFICE CAFE
 INTO BANKRUPTCY
Liabilities Are Placed at Over $9ooo With Assets Named at
 $2564.

V. Paris, proprietor of the Postofnee cafe filed a petition of voluntary bank ruptcy with United States Clerk Charles J. Allison yesterday, The petition sets forth that Paris has conducted his busi- ness under the name of V. Paris & Co. and the Postoffice cafe, and names long list of creditors. The liabilities are fixed at $9,S76.Ss and the assets at $2564.55.
 Of the amount named as liabilities $5o90 is for lease on the building occupied by the Postoffice cafe until September 30, 1909. Exclusive of this amount the lia- bilities amount to s47s6.sS.
 The number of creditors amount to about B, which includes a large number of employees in the cafe These, of course, are preferred claims Victor G. Paris Is set down for $105O for labor performed.
 The Postoffics cafe has been in business on Second avenue, just across from the postoffice. for several years and to all appearances has been doing very large business. It was running as usual last night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
ENTERS EvANeELIsTIc WORK.
Rev. J. o. Haines Given Appointment for North Alabama Conference.

At the recent session of the North Ala bama conference, held at Tuscaloosa, the Rev. J. o. Haines was appointed confer ence evangelist and he will give his en- tire time to evangeistic work through out the bounds of the conference.
 An evangelistic committee was cre- ated, composed of J. D. Simpson, J. F. Sturdivant, J. s. Robinson, J. R. Turner Robert Echols, J. B. Wadsworth, T. C. Banks, U. M. Rowe, J. W. Woodroof and F. E. Yielding.
 This committee met in the Hotel Hill- man yesterday afternoon and organized by electing J. D. Simpson chairman and J. B. Wadsworth secretary
 It is proposed to wage an aggressive campaign in evangelistic work Mir Haines has been pastor of Wesley Chapel church, one of the leading Methodist churches of the conference, for the past three years, and has had great success in revival work. The church calls him into this larger field of usefulness because of his experience and success in this line of work
 J. B. Wadsworth and other leading lay men of the conference are back of this forward movement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
One of fbe
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of the happy homes of to-day is vast fund of information as to the best methods of promoting health and happiness and right living and knowledge of the worlds best products.
 Products of actual excellence and reasonable claims truthfully presented and which have attained to worldwide acceptance through the approval of the We'll Informed of the World; not of indi- viduals only, but of the many who have the happy faculty of selecting and obtain ing the best the world affords.
 One of the products of that class, of known component parts, an Ethical remedy, approved by physicians and com mended by the Well-Informed of the World as valuable and wholesome family laxative is the well-known Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. To get its beneficial effects always buy the genuine, manu- factured by the California Fig Syrup Co.,, only. and for sale by all leading druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
METHODIST MINISTER'S
 RECEIVE APPOINTMENTS

J. E. Self; South Hill circuit, B. M. Bel finger; Summit circuit Joseph Pass; Self Vile circuit, G. W. Alley; Union Grove circuit, D. T. Dye; Village Springs cir cult, w. h, Rice; Warrior and Blount Springs, O. A. Bonner; Whitton cir cut, W. Williams.
 Tuscaloosa District.
 J. S. Glasgow, presiding elder; Berry circuit, R. L. Wilson; Brookwood. P. L.. Abernathy; Blocton, H. E. Wheeler; Car rollton circuit, s. N. Burns; Cottondale, l.. w. Young; Coaling circuit, C. S. Mar able; Coleanor, T. K. Roberts: Calera circuit, J. ". Cary; Ethelvlle circuit. J, M. Igou; Ebenezer circuit, w. F. -arnes; Gerdo circuit. w. F. Herndon Uurnee mission. W. H. Sturdivant; Garn- sey and Belle Ellen, B. V. Mccoy; liar grove station, J. F. Clarke; Helena cir cult, J. T. Miller; Johns and Adger, c. N. Rice; Kennedy circuit, E. l.. Roy; Montevallo station, z. A. Bowling; Mill port station, w. ". Henin; Northport circuit, M R. Smith, Piper station, w. M. McDonald; Sipsey mission, to be sup piled; Tuscaloosa station, G. R. Jenkins .'esley Chapel circuit, P. A. Doss; Wood stock circuit, R. A Thompson.
 Transferred-W. R. Hendrix, to Louis vile conference; W. R. Blevins, to South Georgia conference; J. W. .Cowan, to West Texas conference; w. O. Wagon CT, to Alabama conference
 Jasper District.
 H. C. Howard, presiding elder; Alta mission, F. M Otis; Woodside circuit. J. R. Fullerton; Banner station, R. J. Pol lard; Brilliant circuit A. M Johnson; Cordova station, L. M. Harris; Corona station I. Q. Melton; Covin circuit, w. E Guthrie; Crews mission, J. r. Allison; Carbon Hill station R. H. Jones; Dora station, w. W. Scott: Detroit circuit, Jo- seph Warren; Empire station, F. A. Vann; Fayette station, J. E. Morris; Fay ette circuit J. H. Jennings; Fernbank cir cult, T. A. Hancock; Flat Creek mission, J. A. May, Gamble Mines circuit, w. Neil; Jasper station, R. I. Watson; Oakman station, W. P. Mcdonald; Pocahontas cir cult, M. L. Patton; Sulligent circuit, D. l.. Parrish; Vernon circuit, W. R. Beal; Warrior circuit W. D. Martin; student Birmingham college, w. R. Duncan.
 Layfayette District.
 R. w. Anderson, presiding elder; Ash land circuit, w. A. Sutton; Alexander City, G. E. Driskill; Camp Hill and Wa verly, J. H. Leslie; Dadeville, H. M. Ste- venson; Dayiston circuit, Marvin Mccain;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
Welsh Held for Burglary.

At the police court this morning Arthur Welsh was bound over to the grand Jury on charge of burglary by Acting Mayor George R. Byrum. Welsh broke into the rear of B. B. Bells saloon on Seventeenth street early Sunday morning. Gus La borde, manager for Wertheimer & Co.,, heard the breaking of window, and with the negro porter started to investigate. They found Welsh with lot of wet goods gathered together, and Laborde held him until the police arrived This Is the third attempt at burglary that has been com mitted in the past two weeks, though each one has been unsuccessful and the burglar caught in the act.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
RECORD OF THE COURTS

Business in the city court was some what disorganized yesterday owing to the absence of Judge H. A. Sharpe from the third division and Judge c. c. Ne smith from the second division, both of whom were reported to be confined to their homes on account of illness. Judge Senn continued his docket in the equity division of the city court and took up Judge Nesmith's docket in the second division. Four jnries were organized by Judge Senn, after which he proceeded to call the docket
 Judge Coleman is still absent from the circuit court on account of illness and Judge Miller presided in his absence.
 Circuit Court.
 The following cases were disposed of by Judge Lane in the circuit court yes> terday:
 c. M. Vaughan vs c. H. Greenly, ver- dict for the defendant.
 c. M. Vaughan vs. c. T. Crooke, plain tiff took non-suit.
 Nora D. Mills vs Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company, verdict for plaintiff for $475.
 William Hall vs. Roegner Brothers case concluded and given to jury at 530 The following docket is set in Judge Lanes division of the circuit court to- day:
 .i. H. Mills vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Robert Jackson vs. Louisville and Nash vile Railroad company, damages; Mon arch Plumbing and steam Heating com pany vs. Louis Arnstein, appeal by plain tiff: Hattie Brooks, administratrix, vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany, damages; w. T. Fitzgerald vs Western Union Telegraph company, dam ages
 In the circuit court before Judge Miller t case of E. O. Howle vs H. H. Gold
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
WILL OF WEALTHY MAN. He Leaves Nearly All To Family
 With Much To Charity.

Atlanta. December 2.-(Speeial. .)-The will of Dr. R. D. Spalding, one of Att lanta's best known citizens. who died on Friday. was filed for probate today, dis posing of an estate, conservatively valued at S60O,000. Of this sum half is left to his wife, one-quarter to his relatives, all of whom are remembered. They are widely scattered. living in Georgia, Kentucky, and other states The sum of S150.000. or a fourth. is left to Catholic charities. hos pitals, orphanages. churches, etc, with Bishop Kelley. of the diocese of Georgia. as the head of committee to work out the details.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
| ANNUAL MEETING.
Directors and Officers Elected By the
 Alabama Consolidated.

At the annual meeting of the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron company the following board of directors were elected. Joseph 1T. Hoadley. D. G. Boissevain, Richard H. Edmonds. James A. Green, Edward K. Hill, Guy R. Johnson Walter H. Knight Kenneth K. McLaren, Will liam C. Seddon.
 The financial statement of the company shows a net profit for the years opera tions ending on the 31st day of October, of $6S4. .492.70
 The officials of the comapny are: Jo- seph H. Hoadley, president; Guy R. John- son, vice president and general manager; urer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
Marshal Kills a Man.

Taylor. Miss. December 2.--H. R. Graves, marshal of this town, tonight shot and killed J. W. Debtor. The men had been bitter political opponents and Debtor is alleged to have been talking abont Graves when the shot was fired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
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Holy Name Society.

A branch of the Holy Name society has been organized at North Birmingham The following members were received Sunday by the Rev. Father KHtrick. pastor of St. Augustine's church: Harry Kean, s. H. Wendell, Ed Driscoll. J Driscoll. John Guilar, J. J, Barry. J. F Savage. J. O'Donnell. James Hefferman Jacob Sertell Joseph Brand, A. L. Brand and F. A. Brand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
SMALL DECREASE SHOWN.
Liquor Revenue for November Almost
 As Large As Last Year.

Prohibition agitation doesn't appear to have curtailed the manufacture of liquor to any great extent, according to figures given out yesterday by Internal Revenue Collector J. O. Thompson. The receipts for November of this year are shown to be but about s120o less than the receipts for November of last year. Practically every month of this year has shown a de- crease over the business of last year, which will amount to about s10,oOo by the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03
Criminal Court.

In the first division of the criminal court noneapltal felonies are on trial this week, Judge Samuel l.. Weaver presiding. The following docket is set for trial today:
 Charles Bell, grand larceny; Will Wheeles, larceny from q dwelling; George Lucas, assault with intent to murder; will Henderson. grand larceny; Arthur Leon, grand larceny; rFank Young. bur glary and grand larceny; Thomas Me- Call, grand larceny; Arthur Waldon, grand larceny; Tim Lindsay, assault with intent to murder; Felix Brown, assault with intent to murder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS. PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to IA days or money refunded. 50c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-03

For Rent-Furnished house on South Twelfth Street. Apply Bell Phone 1895
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LADY desires two pafurniEhed connecting
rooms, with board all improvements.
encllolns heat, near Pennsylvania or
central Railroad station. IN Newark. y. J.:
tto single room and board for son. AZ
olee8 A 3. c., BOX 2 Tribune once.
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School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCN
4upplies Professors TeachPrG Tutors GOTeFneEses
20 colleges. Schools and Families Apply 20
Mrs n. j. TOUNG-FULTOS. % Union Square
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" -=->------~-~---~
SUITS 70 order. from sl2 up: perfect ~ as
tentative VIII call ent faks Toasss'ra-
l.n.s 8 Black - 1st ave. near "a ST..
ApYERTlsEMFNT5 sno ,ubsor,rf,on, Or
Aus tubAno received az thefr Uptown
oi..oss 80. 1855 IroRfway. between seth
49, Sttl SUE until 2 O'clock p. m. Adger-
eiAses a, rts.lhr ortoe rates until s o'clock
y, .1la.s We "a tth ave-. q. e. cor. o3d ct.
10 elh AVE. cor l1th ST. p2 East 14fa ST.,
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HELP WANTED.

FRANK r. SHU

-,,o Female
4EoMFSDN HOUSE HOSPITAL pbtra
DsSh' \: y would like a few capable
S 49, 4u'e boaled women 10 act as house
--eiels IN families where there Is sickness
Eeuninafy Instruction will "a clvc, ~
IhompFon House: previous traintn,. a.
nursing not necessary. Addrefs Thon,rs.,-
House Rhinebock 'Sh
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID wanted
,hrst IoSt.ttF residence. where there are
.1-teo children. must be thoroughly come
lent 10 wait on table. and furnish nerso5,.I
.o-eIehceS Call Monday afternoon be-
---eoA ana 8. 7 L. ~. II West 3ist ~.
"5A4,NTED. In a large hospital IN New York
i,,,.ts. woman 20 take charge OF tho
hIIchen and HupeTvise preraration ana ale
Tlouton Of food FOR Patients Cbotb nrt,-.t.
~ ,""Eul, oHlcers and employees tabout 350
poePIol. Apply By letter. giving age er
Luiiellce ana references Address KgteboD
1o1 30 Tribune Office.
WANTED Competent cook ana bouse-
capable girls Mrs W p EvnnS r-rTt
Slocum. New Rochelle
w ANIED.-Young woman. OF some educa-
uoh, 70 assist IN compiling work. YDuot
De careful and accurate: stenoRraphy MOI
H1oeesSaIy. but typewriting desired Ad-
1 aes sIatlng age. qualifications and salary
desired. p. o. Boz 557.
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
Inc tribune received az their IYptown
OInee: 10, 1884 broadway, between s6,h
49, ~ VI SIS. until y O'clock q. m. Adver-
Elements ", received at the following branch
onces az regular cfilce rates until s o'clock
y m. VIE: 2b4 6th ave. e. q cor PAD a.
80 oln ave. cor 18th st % East 18th ST.:
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DESKS. roIltopg: partitions. ratings, tables.
safes. letter presses, counters, shelvings.
wall mirror fixtures; stores. Offices n1ted-
Finn Bros. 2S-S2 Centre 81
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100 TO 200 PER CENT profit in poultry
raising business; party wanted with
$1,000 to 5000; experience not necessary.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. 257 Broadway.
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FARMER, GARDENER (foremanl; Ger
man: married: one child; long experience
IN farm and garden work. greenhouse. etc
on gentleman's place. ]. Broegelman. $50
Central ave. brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

FARMER CForemanl. -American: married;
one grown daughter; good worker: served
years at the business; experienced IN all
work horses. cattle and pigs. all stock.
machinery. excellent herdSman. used to
boarding ana handling help: successful with
poultry: strictly sober. best references.
William, at Carpenters Bureau, 154 9Th
ave.
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EDGAR d. BRINRERHoFF. Certified
Public Accountant Cstato of n ". 80
Broadway Room 6l2. Telephones sll2-
Broad and 3627-W. Metro Sc
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GARDENER. Single trustworthy: life
time experience; lawns. flowers, Vegetables.
hedges roads. care OF one horse; elderly;
small place: wages S16; ten years splendid
personal references. Bennett, Chatham
Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

houng man who has had experience IN
Sne manufacturing Of books In publishing
department. must have literary training as
Meu. Address stating experience age and
S1isIy expected. Milton. Box 81. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

HOTEL. 20 rooms. on the south shore.
Staten Island: bargain. $4,000: investi-
gate. Observation-Disclosures Co. 2ST Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

COACHAIAN and chauffeur ate -. mar
ried. 70 children; practical on all gaso-
ltne cars shop experience; three years city
reference from last employer a. coachman.
2. sullivan. 1877 Amsterdam ave, city.
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WANTED. Connecticut c,oL ,,A 49,.
MAID (white): satisfactory wages FOR
capable girls Mrs W. p EvapS EeTt
siocuH. New Rochelle.
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NAIcHts AND JEWELRY.
CaaAs. BAtafE,sS Gate OF Barsens & Rice).
a. 8sLtenes' Diamonds. Precious stones. 10
- ----- .. -elepnono ass5-COrtisndt
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$4,000 RJ~YS electrical contracting bust
ness; S. OCO net profits annually; location
most prominent city % Rhode Island: high
class trade Mcdonald Virgins Co.. 25T
Broadway.
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uK>TIsTEN.

bE 2. .. PEREZ. go sfh ave-. cor. Yad.
snih sltl tel. 15c1-Sf lson. - Pror Nv
49, 49, sTicrss . speciality si,o general dea-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
WHeoHNsGo.
25I BROADWAY. y: 7;

AEL -
257 BROADWAY. ~ 7.
TELEPHONE 24O9 COhTTAASDT.
Established Is years. II you require cap
ttal or partner for your business, II you
desire 20 sell a business or manufacturing
plant. no matter where situated, send US
full particulars. We work strictly on conf
mission basis
WE ARE Offering a limited amount Of
stock at 6Oc. share. par value 81. OF
largo gold dredging company. now produc-
ing: there has been expended on this prop
erty upward OF $500 900 for Developments.
and the stock now being sold Is for the
purpose OF further equipment with gold
dredsers; this Is an absolutely safe and
profitable investment; very highest refer
ences furnished. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.,
20 Broadway. New York City.
$4,000 WANTED by high class nanufact-
uring business at Reading, Penn; party
making this investment will secure the Of
Zee OF president of the company. Nc
Donald-Wiggins Co. 257 Broadway.
GUARANTEED per cent stock for sale.
large manufacturing concern: price 500
per share, For particulars apply to Nc
Donald-Wiggins Co. PSI Broadway.
A BAKERY. on Broadway, uptown; $50 70
$50 daily business; price only 81, 500: this
y bargain. Apply 10 Mcdonald Virgins
Co. 25T Broadway
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COACTIMAS.- Married; thoroughly expert
enced sober honest Industrious. good
references. G Strohm. SIS LIST 81. HO-
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FnR SALE

200 MAPLE SEATS. suitable for church or
halt: good condition; cheap. Address
Elias O. Heller. $40 nj. Prospect ave.
NeWark. y. j.
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AANUFAcSTRERs OF biiliard and pool ta-
bles; high grace bowling aiiey builders
-s.eal prices. Marx Bros. - Union square
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STAMFORD. CONN,-BeautifuI residence;
three minutes from depot plot 7OX3OO;
fruit and shade trees shrubbery. etc.
rrIce oniv SiI coo free and clear Address
Mcdonald Virgins Co. 25T broadway
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PRINTING.

PRINTING.
%4L44sA 4-eS---Aatter heads. billheads. cards
ele.s low prices; visiting cards 30 cents a
hnnofea. Oak Press. a53 West a7eh 81
sitShySoDfE1, guns. mathematical sur-
bleat tac surveying Instruments; unre-
t.tilr4 elee~es Specially NIfsKLIN's
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a RELIABLE LAWYER gives Immediate
assistance, all embarrassing entangls-
ments. family, personal. business diflcul-
ties. without publicity. Investigations quiet
"; faithful successful: absolute privacy;
advice cree. Attorney. II Nassau. Room DOB
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FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE; high class
patronage Park Slope, BROOKLYN; cost
50 500 price 81 200 Mcdonald Virgins
Co. 95- Broadway.
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YOUNG MAN, with general Office experi-
ence. capable OF acting aS assistsnf -,
aser and salesman after learning business.
salary small 20 start. but good OpeninS- fos
right man; only applicant with some eTneri-
ence and good references considered AL,
by letter IN own writing. giving age ana
particulars; Gentle. Address Na1ufaHtu Ts,A
Box AZ. Tribune once. u'0''
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Female.
COOK ana LAUNDRESs. Must ba .bo-
ough IN her work and OF GOOD hebi4s. -,
a family OF four. at their hon.s IN NorfboTSS
New Jersey: permanent place 90 the riGht
party. Address, with references. D. n T5o.s
2.C02. New York. HOA
ERRAND GIRLS wanted in a FIRST class
dressmaking establishment; paid ySbJie
learning. and best chances foF advHne,
ment. East 4sth ST.
INFANTS NURSE wanted. not over On
years OF age. 10 take charge az eon,.
months baby; must be thoroughly comn,-
tent IN every respect. understand bottle
feeding, ana be willing when necesssrI, ~
assist with other children ana rra1,ro
tress; only a Protestant young yvornaD -
ability, tact, refinement ana good hres1iinr.
need apply: no ordinary nuFseinaid wifi ~
Can Monday. between 10 and ~ 4. I. III
Il West s1st Ct.
LADY foresight, artlstio work which ,,ay
be done at home. Apply by letter onisf
Room 500. Al West Gath Sc
LADIES 20 make sanitary boitsl material
ali cut ready 20 saw; s15 per hundrss
Particulars stamped envelope. Sanitary 60
Dept. l03. Chicago.
RELIABLE girl for light general house.
work In small family: coed home; ao0a
wages; permanent pOsitton. Broadway
Subway 70 l6sth 81. BouEhtcn, Haven
ave. az i7oth st