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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
James Small at
KinitG, Oklahoma

ihe following has heru Auitenio
the Christian Standard q CIocu-
natl. O.. by Rev Mt Small. who
Us conducting the revival q the
Christian church
we baun hcfg two weeks aga
anJ already fifteen haze responded
io tae invitation. aai { think there
ae 80 more 80 SIGHT Bf0. A. D.
Williams. th popular minister. has
been making things go n this
l, toNn q ab0ui 5000
Nnta IS revelation to me n
lts resources and business enter
rH Il has nH teen bm
taNn. tie ms that i has steadily
grown tof ihffyiee yau anti nos
NJ Iais arratatan So aa'ef. schools.
lhHftles ans eoag business t.otks.
aas streets thHt n8 Ikt d
~
hH Vfe eamea b atae
sbutNas sos aaH i ay
supplies SITS u tnt atg $50
Nacf n6h country ~ Nals
ss mmisalmta wamea, 81
diseases and doing euyh ts
make kdta famoas IS hash -
sH f H3ny ana mab
tubles i works aanos, miracles
Extremes she's tH me h,n, ap
unknown
We me hfc IS March ana s.
ready raoa IS reIo.c.ag ahd 50 are
all TIE people fiewnien ae MID
with eery little SNOW 81 hafd iIosi.
To- aItla3e IS about i.m0. and,
hHe California ( has taimy bfeeHs
that ketp both man ana hctt a
lH SUMMER
It's lana around hee sali s.
fmm gepta twenty dalan Hs 81
various kinds theu IS let's s. land
Ia sale Th restrictions are sH
upon f lan1 ana from loo g 400
aefts IS aElthat a man yan puehaa
Those wishing % come west
should correspond with Bro Sey.
moaf Riddle. ot lames VI or
who haze lived ii Nlnta ia f4c
years.
Our cause here Is nlospenng
under tie preaching d brother
Williams. Brother Sueeny 3e3..
ealed oaf sis.om.m church ieW
months ago The peeele responded
literally 70 pay fof i. It IS a 81.
.nament Is tle joWn ana Nlli & TO-
many years tocoms. The audiences
crowd entirely the new building.
ON SUNDAY evenings We s. + tie
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
ro 80 okLA. puslIc LANp
COMMITTEES Aesa ep Msaaee A.
fsetine s.foo,ooo Acres.

i Guthrie. Ok The iioeze Commit.
tee on state and school lands reported
measure With Il ~ interest 20
nearly 5000 Oklahoma land lesseea
Il provides fpr the saio Of al ~ the
states school. public building and
Indemnity lands amounting 60 ahuut
a.iea aea acfea and ynfiunAlY eath
mated - value from $40 ae0.eo0 10
SEQ eco ESQ Nan residents of the
state ana corporations f0fhiFn nnd
domestic nrp haired fr0w purchases.
The hill provides lof an appnalsement
% - made hy shfee pefsena uhe
shall bo actual FARMERS aHd nna RS.
laents nf lha faaNtf ID mhirh lhe
iana n situated The apnraiaeWent
of fhe land q 81 - at ihe aelnsi
raHh taMe ana gre improvements ut
reasonable la The bill provides
that N the fard sa fof a price
uhieh Is eraaf0F ffau tae spnfalses
ment lle excess Is 20 De divided
arual.Y between tAatafa aad the
irFsea THE lana Is f0 he Sold nt
ughilc aact'ou IS ifnHt q the caanty
eouff hnHtea The ifssee s given
thp preisfaneo rIEht ia Htfchaee
and Ai "a ihe lanAa not having
preference g leRae are 81 te Had On
sealed bids it s. expressly provided
that nc leaaa OF sale shall b. made
in the interest of the STANDARD 0N
Company. 81 any C0mpanF allied
with 1.-THE Consolidated Tank Com
panY o. the Waters Pierce oil Com
panv
The House PASSED finally the Sen.
ate hlligslng laws and regulations
Tor the oniea 90 tho State Examiner
and Inspector after Il provided that
iha expent 90 exfmaine ihe county
Officers Shalt not he raid BY The
counties Final passage was also
obtained upon the bill spprepfiaiiHg
SIC 600 for printing ballots and alec.
tiun snnuiea used 81 the iasi state
election
The Senate recommended for pas.
sage the hin by Representative Early
and Senator EeEegman authorizing
street improvement 60 - made hy
cities ~ the nrsf elash and finally
PASSED lbe hnl IS Mr Harris % Car.
Ter County anih0fifIne municipalities
10 exempt from taxation f0r q period
not 20 rxcned aFe Eean manNiar
turing establishments and pnhlir
utilities
Fgnai nassare VAS obtained upon
the Hausr hfi hY Representatives
Anthony. Hart and W Smith foJ
the assessment af property fnr taxa.
lion bf township aesessnfF aud ~.
tending The time for making the same
for 1905 from March g. MAJ No
provision Was made for TAX uppn
fhe outputs % oli and gas wells
This has heen Welded % the mtar.
ure nop prnhlnf lu the House taxing
gross roteiuge Tho Senate added
howeyefa nfugiaioH authorizing
iayf 81 IA mills aeseasmcnt arainai
an property On a. 81 vaiofem hasis
for state purposes Tor the year ending
June 30 1908
The Governor gave uoiice this ~
lefucun thai he bad signed the knint
resolution providing fur thedraWinEa
81 Senators Cor the hn9 nnd short
trrias ard the Senate nanea Tueadag.
April 2 a. b m mF that efsHf
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Graders Ready.

lahleQaah. Okla. March So
1nasN and large efee ., work
men arrived here itiay % bc0an
work 81 tbe ST. Louis & Oklahoma
aosifRtn, neW road whNh IS
building from Maneit, Mo ID Honey
9fose, Tex. lle original suNey
~ aade ifom Monett % Massoeee.
fHi 4 has slnef been hanged ard
instead q gong 20 Nuskolee tie
rad vii gass through Webefs
Fails stalei an a1 81.
fhute.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

~ Reno Ok meatilA uf the
Oklahoma state FfHH Gfsp Asse-
ciatiou 81 eaiiHd IS mnaf at okla
hnaa cts lh Clnmbef 81 Commerce
building 0n April aud
Amons ethrf things e. - caHEid
erred af this meeting VII - tha ae-
lection 81 s Uniform uaekaee - be
used Also 10 petition the present
Legislature 90 pass such Inspection
laws as max best seem suited g the
need to extermtnafe San Jose scale
and other inIarioas insect pests
Quite an extensive program IS aF.
ranged mad officers 81 the AEfieaiiu
raj and Mechanical College e. q.
Jeaes and other speakers Nhe VIII
furnish talks ca fruit and tres cui.
tuFs
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Last Chance For
Cherokee Filings

Next Tuesday morning a
special ear sill leave Mask0gee
over the Midland Valley for 20
rum where The Cherokee land
Office viii be opened for the fling
on allotmeuts.
This will be the last call TO
he Cherokees.
The field party viii be oot for
seven weeks ia an effort - get
the land Offices as close % as
many Caerokees as possible in
order "a indpo~ them 10 finish np
their filings IN the meantime
the land Office at Maskogee viii
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Another Jury.

The following jury was draw b
Ma1h3i e complete the March term
% criminal court which continues
here nekt week
Lewis Day, ! NJ. Gnnith. VI
Bel. 9 & Homer. ]. S. Waanon.
W 5 nobbs, + Mount f.B.
Allen " G.Reamef, I. }. Morgan.
oh Cooper n kethley. Edward
sIaneoe " g Hampton. Charley
Casio. J W Marphey. Wm. Wiley
and August schleicker.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

scheduled q - per aeFe Here
toiore 10 one has been allowed
70 tile on less than ten acre
tracts Another exception will
oe that the persons wbo desire
90 file vii uot haKe 10 hsst per
sonally See the land be wants.
thathas nor been filed on. and K
VIII be- given 70 hm and no
question asked
10 the north end Of the naU0u
the field party VIII visit Pryor
Greek WEIGH, Grove. Chelsea,
Clafeuore. Tulsa aud Alton
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Ardmars Man Rarasnsa

Guthrie. Ok.-eiav. Haskell par.
doaad Tom johnson of Ardmore. con.
rielrd for alleged violation of the
prohibition Lag and sentenced q
thirty aaya Ii the jan and the pa
ment af SO ana. The pafdon 0nlf
covers The tali sentance. Il waa
charged that smother person sold 3
pfut Of whisky m the rear ~ John.
sens nHlee. Tho pardon was r..
enmmaaaed b. County Attorney
Malhefs and County Judge Mason.
who tried the ease. and 4 number II
ushsF prominsnt people r. Ardmors.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

y = iiaisell and family returned
yesterday from St Louis
Homer rfott goes % Muskoees Is
take a position under Frank Flct0f.
Charley Purcell aud ]. s stewart
were here from nig Cabin Tuesday
big Hearted Jlmn IS spirited
Western comedy .melodfama thai rings
tfue IL is mans original ana distinct
characters, sith romantic storg, "a
irresistible appeal 70 The human
heart, and 81 unsndinR serles 0f in
genlous complications and Surprises. 4
remarkable east, lud an ahle eompany
and realistic scsA.ary, norel and com
pleIe, combine u make sBle Hearted
Jim great production Harry ].
Jackson IL directing the production.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

Sulphur. On State Senator Henry
q Johnson of pcrff. Noble County.
came Is sulphur today from Guthrie
al an invitation FROM the Sulphur
Ledge az knights ~ rythlas Sen.
afaf Iahnaon Is Gfand Chancellor q
the Knights of PyfbiaH and is inter.
eaied Ia The attendance ai tha State
convention. which meets here Naf
and e The sulphur lodge atieh
Il making preparations iar the en-
teffainmnnf 0f the convention was
Addressed - The Senator
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
POLICE riNo tioUoR ANo oooks
Rald Results IN Capture si seAissisf.
Order Rkeeras Feund

NeAiefeE Us ia raid 6 6 late
hnaf last sight tta iu1eo captured
1ta easa aad sefeHlan keH 0f beer
said ia hegenE g. maB vb0 eaue
here uIfh 3hf advent 81 statehood
end uha hss since been dnaH 3 Ana
office haslness IH csr iual mts iiIs
order tnokH eHra recovered ana
these contain the names 81 hundreds
sha tad given orders Thfs Wil. ~
BE- summoned hafufa The Hraa0 faTf
flrc0 excitement prevails
Tho man Nas ladted at q former
terra ol eouft ahd flsre8 uaaerEf H0a
hoah The prmeut Grand fufy g re-
roftad 10 have returned te#nis inz
dllamrhts against him Iie eRalt nof
BE- foehd ln ihe eltx to-day
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Victor Confirmed.

The United States senate con.
iifmet ihe nomination q Grant
Victor Tuesday Afternoon iof United
States Marshal iof tbs Eastern Dis.
titi y Okish1ms
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Robbery at Fort Gibson.

Sheriff kldenhou received =
telephone message from Fort Gibson
Yesterday morning wanting bis
bloodhoands 70 trace some robbers.
bur owing % his deputies an beng
gone from town De could not send
them The message dld not say
What tie robbery consisted II.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
To Take Charge
OF Liquor

saie I4r i m n
A4Ats F Attorney tHmz1i
AeA ioiast aa9 aa .taof n
t.e hants m i oen,y attorney
Throughout ae aaie ana Is bring
same IL Guthrie ase 4 Ali hc
s sn8s.H 81
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Frank Greer Lands.

Frank 1ieef 0knef q 4 fepuf1.
an panef has heen aNafded tie
contract fo gate printing uudr
schedule 30 ? rhe other scbel.
a.es wai likely M aNsfdt tH.s
srk
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

new Auditorium Our peoplc arc
hopeful and afg tire Workers TIE
ehuteh Is 9ell'cguIpnej for ill kinds
q a9siessAeNoik and fof influence
ana ron9 has ,he lead IN vlnaa ~
Nr e9nt.nue iNo more weeks.
l4Nfs SNAIL
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Shot With Toy Pistol.

While on his NaY home fam
sehaal Tuesday eNenha Jake Poa.
3eyte's little l-yrafolt bay eg y
10y pistol go - aad shot himself n
the Sand. making q se4ese anaa1
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Craig County Gets
School Money

County Treasurer & =. fNk
las reviewed eleck iof s2.6o7 )
iof the Is School Districts Is Cmlg
County.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
lAsoR lAw con. pRorEsrs.
state rs6sfauea nady Passes Rsso
lutiona Against Practices.

Guthrie Ok The legislative enms
mtiee ~ ghe state Federation II
Labor adopted fesaniiaas eonaemn
ire caHsin aliesud practices egain-
labor interests.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
@F F1NrEREsr roVbMEN
: 8~

and the Forum was interested to learn that he is
neither suffragist suffragette.
Women rule everywhere through men, ne said
1T is better that should be said to rule be-
cause women really do rule II said
to rule men probably would be the real rulers.
advise you not to try to change that situation
Don't try 10 get votes"
ripple of laughter passed the audience
and the president, Miss Helen Earick Boswell, said
with smile
Il don't think our women quite agree with you
At the conclusion of the meeting General Joubert
Pienaar said few words about the slave trade
in Portuguese West Africa Although the first
meeting of the Forum inadvertently called
upon Ash Wednesday there a good attend
ance, the members evidently thinking that civic
righteousness was as important any other kind.
Hereafter the regular meetings will be held the
third Friday OF each month.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

A-lt i also Is made from tsfets messaline silk
- '-s IKE and used in conjunction with gunpe
" "A-le 70 Dc worn with odd skirts.
ne quantity II material required for the sixteen
81 SIZE Is one and three-fourths yards q or y
--'es VICE OF seven-egilths Of a yard q or IL
----e@ Plle, with three and one-eiehth yards Of
eP4iqae and seven-eighJhs OF yard Of silk for the
S.Fde and trimming.
--e Pattern. No 5s3l. is cut in sizes for girls
'eeH and sixteen years Of age and will be
'eo 10 any ldress on receipt of 10 cents.
ease give number of pattern and age distinctly.
sss Pattern Department. New-York Tribune.
-- d hurry for -atterri send extra two-cent
- seao ~ VIII mail b. letter postage in sealed
sfeioua
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
SIMPLE BABY GARMENTS.
Made on Kimono Plan They Are a Great
Help to Any Mother.

Every sensible nother knows that a sl'a' "t'
If = babv-s comfort and health and well OelnS u'
,,rd IN the way its little garments are 1asi"oo"
L. &c . rian one mother has worked out, ana heI
hab,, is certainly an excellent adVeftlSeliieI'l o
49,. a.,5c. It is one of the Tosiest and happeSt
Of babies, ana us l-''e 'dS "
and g.cn formed.
-, hab,ys daytime attire consists OF three
- its night attire of two. And all these gar
,,,.nts are cut from Jne pattern. patterp "n.I" ~
8, = sort of modification OF the bimono style. Inc
. :, : .L,so this style first because II Is loose
nd sin,ple second because 1t almost GOES """9
-, e.a,ns and so hard on bapy :
W -, The. single seam in this kimono pat
-, ,rbich comes under the arms. Is hattened' ana
=, ,ho garment worn neXC baby's skin IS MADE on
the right side - ,, ,f the finest softest
The undergarments are Hade OF tI'e LIe9' -
,,,,n.ls that be obtained lAe HiSt pee 10
iih'i ..h long sleeves: the second is a duplicate
=, 100 first but without the sleeves iiI' 49,
:" - - ~ ei;n is Just ike :he undergarments-wllh
'.Ies - b,, is made some pretty soft white
N III aud the neck and sleeves are edged win
IH" mo in ar embroidery. There is no unnecessary
it,, boyeve- TO add TO the weight and make
;.aby uncoInfortapie' .--,-,-, -. ,,-ao-
,-.,,ber are there shoes and stockings 10 hlhdef
- d,,,alonment of baby's feet. Instead, the
.,+s are OF q good length-tWenty-slX ihcHe7
=. ,a,s,-lone enough to keep the baby s feet snug
" ,~,, INT not long enough 10 be burdensoine-
=, ,baee three little garments are All paby
- =, ;i,e daytime. with the addition Of Knit
ted sack when extra "aflhuh Is '''e'
-, .tcI,t Garments duplicates Gi tEose worn
., the day only both night E''iii'i''' Lave 9
sleeves .1s. -t,i. ot ,lotbinc
INV ten she dresses the baby she slips the
-. Garment or garments INSIDE 'ne "0'ei oae
-. uniting them on. In that way re ceremony
% a,as-ins is over in a minute an" ''e ""O'
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

little body and temper are spared all unnecessary
wear and tear.
-Four sets of undergarments and eight little
dresses made after this fashion enough to keep
baby sweet and clean. No more inexpensive out
lit could be imagined. There few mothers who
could not get the material for these simple little
garments. and few inexperienced with the
needle that they could not cut and fashion them
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
momAN's FORUM DROPS CIVIC, >,

--ilek van Ecden. Of Holland, had the honor
ENG pins lhe first speaker 10 address the newly or
4@7o Woman C.Eic Forum. which changed its
- - Fesierday morning Woman's Forum 20
-. - efIf usipli vita the other Civic Forum. with
NJ q = allied. The meeting Vas held al Nc. %
f, 'il1 street tge headquarters o. the civic
a. ana i'r- van Eeden talked COR few min
80 7is3e ,he business Of adopting constitution
49,, ''!-"a ~as snt.rod upon. lie touched upon
- - Oe ihc burning subjerc of the day,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
The TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Dve-Ealsrs are 50 pretty and 50 attractive and 50
routtul that il is wonder their popularity seems
ever on tho increase. In the illustration the waist
Is mace q porcelain blue chiffon vole. with trim
inlng Of taeta and applique. but il is appropriate
fCr AZ --a-erials that are used for girls gowns
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
Citations.

fIhE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
= the grace of God free and independent, to Elias
asei an executor named in said will Mathilde Selig
mann George A Seligmann. Arthur r. Selismann, the
helr5 and next OF kin Maurice. Seiigmann. de-
ceased. send greeting:
whereas. Albert Blum of the City of New York has
i'ey apphed TO the Surrogates' Court of County
or New York TO have certain instrument in writing
bearing date June 1905 relating both real and
personal property, duly proved the last Will and
testament of Maurice Selgmann late of .he County of
New York. deceased, therefore you and each of you
are cited to before Surrogate County
OF New York, at his Office in the County of New York
on The 10Th day of April. thousand hundred
ana eight at half o'clock of
that day, then and there OF the
Salii last VIII and testament And such of
hereby cited under the of twentyone years
one or II you have none. to and apply for
10 De appointed, or in the event of your neglect
failure to do guardian will be appointed by the
surrogate to represent and act for in the pro-
ceeding.
In testimony whereof. have caused of
the Sufrogates Court of the said County Of Ne York
10 be hereunto affixed Witness, Hon. Charles
lSealI IL Beckett. a Surrogate of said County
of New York. at said county the 25th day of
FEBRUARY. in the year of Lord thousand nine
hundred and eight.
DANIEL. j. DOWDNEY,
Clerk of the Surrogates Court
HUFFMAN & FRANkENHEIMER. 70
Executors, p Broad Street. Borough of Manhattan.
New York
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

COACHMAN-COOk.- Swedish mar
ried couple; man as coachnlan. with life
experience: strictly sober: wife good cook:
references: city or country c. johnson.
14T East 39th St
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
SnrrOg0tes Notices.

II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNBR C.
neans Matfd9 lder late Of the coants of NeH
York, deceased, present same with vouche RS
subscribers. their place
ing business. a Office Of Duer Strong Whitehead
No. 30 Wall Street. the Borough Manhattan in
rne City OF New York, before the 18th day OF
ANNIE E. MUM. ADAI-INE M E. PETERS.
pUER. STRONG & WHITEHEAD. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutrices No 30 Wall Street, Borough of Manhat-
tan. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c.
notice 9hona R IeroS Hn TO ali persons SaySs claims
against Richard Mansfield late Of the County of New
York deceased present the same with vouchers there
saseribeF At nS5 place ar of a1sagtng bgs
e6 BroadWay borough Of Manhattan, City Of Ne.
York on or before the Both day OF april next
Dated Ne" YORK SUSAN H IANsFIELD, Executr,..
D1TTENHoEFER, GERBER & JAMES Attorneys 10,
Executrix Broadway. New York City.
JoHNsoN. wILMoT.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
I e YORK notice is hereby given to ali persons
bng claims against Wilmot Johnson late OF the County
bIsSess " at the ofce spelr Bartlett No wall
on on or before the 4ay june. 1905 next
Dated Ne" YORK f HELEN 9 oG$ G. JOHNSON Gsecu,r1
sPEIR & BARTLETT Attorneys for Executrix SO Wall
street Borough OF Manhattan. Ne" York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
i {. Thomas d Surrogate of the County New YorH.
notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
New York deceased TO present the vouchers
thereof TO The % a rte es phi as @ rs Wa
Street in the Borough Of Manhattan and Tbs @ City of
EDWARD NJ. FRANKLIN.
CARTER HAsKELL. Atty,s Tor ESeeut9T
Is D." an 7ele--. :. -------.------ - -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
WORN WANTED.
Male.

PLUMBERS HELPER. steady. willing
wants work. Turner. is Abingdon Square
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

FINHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
l. Ine grace OF Goa Iiee inuepenurut-Io Lewis
: " Oln Alfred trankentnal. frankenthaI, Paul
FranhenthaI. sons MorItZ FranKenthal, d deceased
crother OF Geceuent Alice Arnold Alfred
son OF Max trankenthal, deceased brother dece
dent; Milton trankenthal, Fred (FritZ) FraHkentnal,
carr tranAenthal Alexander Sahlmann, Joseph Sahl-
mann, RcSa Baer. julie Baer Ida Adelsdorfer, Ma
thilde KLEIN. Doris Neuhauser Siegfried Sahlmanu.
the helrs and next Of of Madon MOISanstern,
ceased send greeting: Whereas ADert q. Morgan
Stern OF the City of New YORK. has lately applied
the Surrogate's Court OF County New ork,
nave certain instrument in writing relating both
real ana personal properly duly proved the last
viii and Testament Madlon Morsanstern, OF
the County OF New York, Therefore you
and each of c!ted appear before the
gate or our County OF New YORK, his Office the
County of New York. the 9Th day of April
thousand nine hundred and eight half
clock in forenoon o
attend the probate of the said VIII
ment- AnC such of hereby cited. ~
under the OF tWcnty-one years. required o
appear by your guardian, If have one, II you
have none, TO appear and apply for be ap-
pointed. or in the event Of your neglect failure
TO do guardian will be appointed by Surro-
gate to represent and act for the proceeding.
the Surrogate's Court of the County of
IL. 81 New York he hereunto affixed. Witness
Hon. Charles Il Beckett, Surrogate of our
said County Of New York. at said County, 18th
day of February the year thousand
nine hundred and eight. DANIEL. j. DOWDNEY,
Clerk of the SUrrogate's
WOLF. KOHN & ULLMAN. Attorneys for Executor
No. 203 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan New
York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

COACHMAN.-MarrIed. no family: age "a:
good appearance; gentleman giving up
horses; seven years personal references;
strictly sober; city or country. John Sheri-
dan. 96S Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

YOUNG LADY. spanish. wishes plac- i1
small privats family % 90 general work
81 week. n, washing. exps-ieucei. refer
..-.- .peats Sp9uish ard ErEllsh. Miss
X Fernando sSf Wesv GSrh 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
REQUEST FOR PIANO.

A blind member employed a secretary IN
Manhattan asks if there is some T 3 3 melnper
who would be glad to leave her piano, temporarily
in aood hands rather than put it in storage. She
adds Il have studied both piano and voice, ana
am most anxious improve my leisure moments
by keeping up what know, but do not feel tnat
can afford to hire an instrument at present. There
are no children in the family, and none but mu-
sicians would touch it"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
Female.

COMPANION or SECRETARY.-By gen
tlewoman: experienced: no objection 10
care of seni-invaIid: can manage servants;
no mental work: state remuneration. A. T,
Box 4. 153 sixth
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

CHAMBERNAID and SFsANlSTRESS.
Irish Protestant girl. would act IS use.
flI maid: good packer. traveller. city -
country. X y. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau,
5o3 5th ave. corner 42d st
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

COACHMAN--Marrfed family; stylish:
excellent city driver; eight years refer
ences from last employer: absolutely sober.
honest; careful and always prompt. call
or address present employer. J. D., 80 West
5lst St