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The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

B. F. Jay returned last night to
this city, after an experience with the
great snow storm in the mountains
such as even his long experience in
the hills has never duplicated.
Last Friday night he reached the
camp of Alden Leonard. Here he
found snowbound, besides himself
John Winnie and a friend from New
York and David Ferrier, all of whom
had been hunting.
They were well cared for during
the night by Alden Leonard and his
cattlemen, who had been engaged all
that day driving their cattle into a
great corral, fearing that the snow
would be very deep. Their fears
were more than realized.
On Friday morning, when Mr.. Jay
and the party at the Leonard camp
arose. they found that snow had fall
en- in such great quantity that it was
up to Mr.. Jays arms. CONSERVATION
prevailed. They knew that, from
the manner in which the storm con-
tinued, they would be snowbound,
and Mr.. Jay and cowboy and Win
ME decided that they would make an
attempt to reach the old saw mill
site. The Alden Leonard camp is
32 miles above Whitewater, and the
saw mill site was miles away.
Dut dlsueu ludI IHey
could reach Whitewater only by that
route, and determined that he would
make the attempt.
Mr.. Ferrier and Leonard and the
gentleman from New York remained
behind. In all probability they are
showed in in from 10 to IL feet of
snow
Bucking the storm for that 5
miles was the hardest job ever under
taken by Mr.. Jay. His horses had
had but little feed, and it took them
until nightfall of Friday to reach the
old saw mill site They reached that
place at last. and there found twelve
men and three women in some of the
old saw mill buildings, endeavoring
to keep warm.
They remained in considerable
comfort over night, and it was de-
cided the next morning that an at
tempt would be made to reach the
town of Whitewater, il human work
could accomplish that end.
There was no feed for the horses,
save one bale of hay to be divided
among twenty head of horses.
start was finally made. One of
the heavy horses would be driven in
advance for Is yards breaking the
trail, and then that horse would go
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21
HOW ARE THESE ?

80 acres fine level land; y mile
southwest of Clifton; good location
and good soil. For short time only
at S325 per acre.
20 acres. west of the Pear Park
school house; 6 y acres in bearing
orchard 4 acres set to trees in 1907
and 1908; balance in cultivation ;
good 5-room house, stable and other
outbuildings. A big bargain at ST.
500.
5-room house and good stable on
Rood avenue, close in; house has full
basement, electric lights and gas
good lawn, shade and cement walks.
A bargain at $4,000. Easy terms.
so acres northwest; 10 acres set to
trees; 20 acres in cultivation; all
fenced with woven wire fence; good
house and cistern. Price for n snort
time only at 500 per acre. or will
trade for city property.
~ q. I<scsN "a oO-
1872 S. 4th ST., opposite Postoffice.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

Special meetings are being held all
this week by the Free Methodists at
the corner OF Main and Seventh and
are being we'll attended. You ought
to come and enjoy the seasons to-
gether Rev. F. F. Stewart, the pre-
siding elder will be with us over next
Sabbath. the 18th. We welcome all.
Come.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

Mountain water 70, our people is
very essential and closely related to
1t is good food which you are certain
to get of Hilbert 81 Ricks. the Leader
grocery and market
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21
sPIKA, THE TAILOR.

Have your Fall suit made by Spika.
The Tailor. Style and perfect fit
guaranteed. Suits $1,000 and up.
Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing.
Under G. v. Natl Bank.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

The Columbus Buggy Company
doesn't make but one grade of bug
gies. and that's the best You can
buy them at McCary's.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21
NEWS OF
THE SCHOOLS

| Miss Ola Wadsworth, Tuesday af-
ternoon. met with large number of
| high school girls to organize a class
in domestic science. From Miss
/ Wadsworth's s record as school girl
we believe she is an efficient in
structor in this important subject.
we hope the day is not far distant
when domestic science will be regu-
larly taught in our city schools.
Miss May ID. Agnew, who has in
structed in German and Latin in our
high school for the past five years.
has Just received the sad intelligence
that her father is in rapidly failing
health. Monday she resigned her no
sitlon, and she hopes to leave for the
east Saturday or the first of next
week. The high school faculty stu
dents and many friends sympathize
with Miss Agnew, and their kindest
wishes go with her as she leaves our
schools.
! The superintendent recently visit
/ ed the map work in Miss Kinds
room. Miss Kinds had an outline
map placed upon the board and called
upon volunteers to go to the board
and place the leading features upon
the outline map. Cities. mountains,
rivers, etc, were given position rap
ldly and with good degree of ac-
curacy. This is one of the best pos
s1ble drills to impress the leading
features of country upon the minds
of the pupils.
Two fine maps of the British isles
were recently purchased to assist in
the study of English history. They
Will be in constant use
The dinner hour has become quite
problem in the Lowell school.
There are five rooms in the Lowell
school, averaging over 40 pupils to
the room. making over 600 pupils in
the building. So many children have
been present during the last few
days that it has been heavy work for
the teacher in charge during the noon
interval. All parents whose chill
dren walk the entire distance to the
school on good sidewalk are re-
quested to have them come home ev-
cry day at noon. This will tighten
the work of the teachers and will be
better for the pupils than to be in
the air of the schoolroom all day
long.
Hon. Fred Dick of Denver is in the
city this week, and has been a well
come and pleasant visitor at our
schools.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Wagner.
the photographer. took the photo
graphs of the teachers, the high
school faculty being in one group and
the teachers of the other buildings
constituting another group. Mr..
Wagner felt some anxiety until the
operation was over; but, when he ex-
amined his lens, he pronounced it in,
good condition, no cracks being visi-
BILE. Mr.. Wagner is planning to take
the different grades in groups.
throughout the school system.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Jones left this
morning on No. 316 for Telluride to
visit week or so with their son, T.
u. Jones. of ine Telluride Power Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

If you are looking for choice fruit
lands. we have 40 acres. part in al
falfa, with water right. at $40 per
acre See Gray. 33T Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

New arrivals; Mr.. Pure Buck
wheat and Gov. Maple Syrup are
stopping at Hilbert and Kicks for the
winter.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

For fresh and salt meats, fruits,
vegetables, fish and oysters, and all
kinds of bakery goods, see Goldswor-
thy Bros, 320 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

Let us remove the Mesa county fair
dirt from your clothing. Prices reason
able. Goods called for and delivered.
Phone Black 6cf. Suitorium, 125 South
Fifth street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

We want some or your business If
we can give you the goods and price
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

Goldsworthy Bros. exclusive mar
ket. 800 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

Two big cars OF furniture coming.
Crown Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21
REAL ESTATE SNAPS.

D.
Thoes are from 20 to 50 per cent
cheaper than similar property In
their locality. See for yourself.
10 acres young orchard; ans locA-
ton. s425 per acre.
Fine tract orchard lana snasr iY-
rigation. S125 per acre.
zoo acres High Line ~ SSe fer -
days. Worth $40.
Fine tract under stub KfscA- 97vS
per acru. Worth SATS.
City lots. business lSss, sS9aencs
property and budns. yYsSsrty Ea-
lore. s.r.I 5t,.fs. s-ag -f
0. W. HOSKINS REALTY co.
Sl4 Main
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

Phone your orders to Goldsworthy
Bros, Junction 2S1. They deliver
on time. The only exclusive market.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

Hon. Fred Dick of Denver is in the
city this week, and has been a well
come and pleasant visitor at our
schools.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-21

Two fine maps of the British isles
were recently purchased to assist in
the study of English history. They
will be in constant use.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
RAILROADS
new Jersey eEET2sl.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
TWO-HOCR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVEPY HOUR on THE HOUR
EOR PHILADELPHIA Lr- ". I'D 80
$50. 80 SD. $50. $50. 10 80. IL
10 10 $50 10 i3se g 99 ls9 S Il isS. sS = ~ ~
sundays 80. $50 ESQ 10 81. II50 a. M
IzS0 50. 50. $50. 400. $50. $50 T.So-
SOD 10 % N. 20 Z. M
". LIBERTY ST IL 30 $50. 100. 500.
$50. 800. 1000. ffOO. li-3O a. W.. l. %
500 200. 500. 600 p m. u Is midniEht-
sundays L30. 500. 8 %. 1000 4 90 a. m
l--uo noon. Loo. 100. 300. 4. 90. 500 AGO.
80, so. goo i03n p m. - Is miduisht-
FOt BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
y W 23D ST 10. 9J0. 1L5O a M
-. $50. $50 ESQ . m daily. ~. LIB
hL FL ST; 80. 500 1900 a. m. 10 %
loon, I'D 40. 100. 900 - H.. daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv w I'D
, go 90, q m; li25O sats onIy1. 3 %
LIBERTY ST. 10 T. m 100 sats
Silyi. : ~ 80 p m sundays. 1870 a. m.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEFft-Rsr.
only. I'D. q. ~. 80 : 20 Is % S,fs onIyS
2 m SUNDAYS. -. $50 a. m ? - . m
~ LIBERTY ST -. 80 1000 a m Il %
Sais- only. 100 40 41o. BOO iS 20
sats on.yl .. m Sundays. $50. 10 %
Time tables may b obtained az following
olll-ss- S!,.c1- Liberty 81 West I'D St Tel. -
lisa, . Ast0r House. 245. A. f2ao-
- Hroadway Isl Fifth Av ~ Fffth
~. - Union square West. g1Gs Thi-I
-, - , gIN. Court ST.. 343. 344 Fulton 81.
- 80 Nostrand Az. Brooklyn, 3f1 Rroa svgay.
" .i-Iains1urg New Yo-< Transfer "a
-a-'S tor ana checks baggage O. dessinatloa-
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TRAVIS II. WHITNEY.

TRAVIS r. " HII NEl-
Secretary.
FOR INVITATIONS To CONTRACT
ORR FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
OTHER SECTIONS or THE FOURTH
AVENTE SUBWAY APPLY To THD
COMMISSION OR SEE THE CITY REC
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

ELEVATOR MAN wishes high class apart
rlert or Office building, good reference.
Z. z. 2. Odd z. I0Jh St
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HELP WANTED
t'zfe-
CO. -~VFCI


A1A- ESTATE SA-ESEEF.
r.-- 19 minutes from Grand
zsz ar- Al Iots With all
--- .-T Tvs minutes from
-- 5000 % 500. easy terms
seller .- -.- market
- ar
--- PARKWAY REALTY con-
E-ET
ban f.r East ~ st
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

4 n - --------------------~
----. silver and precious stones
---s-- e. ---.-- market values. made
.f 1sT sr.-.=s or er-ls suced Tor .ev lew
---- goods al II r Ieppers
-e-i'-g g, West zsta o.
Pr --h|- ard subscriptions for
A. ar their pfOW1
1894 Broadway. r-rweeu 3Gth
% --srL g. no. Ad-
ar rho +o'lowiuE
-- Office rates until
- .- ll- -tH ave. >
r.. ave. rr"- 1ZJa ST.. %
~ west 80 ST. between
- arcs - Fe-- r21ln 81 1888
= --" ara --r- SITS 1926
- r-T- T-- ave near
l-r - 10 T-sn-0rr
- 5- ard e~v American Dis
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHAUFFEUR.-By neat colored man:
drive. repair any make car; six years ex-
perlence: careful driver: best reference. J.
r., II Thomas st, Newark. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

FFECR.-Colored: first class ne
chauic careful driver: experienced in
keeping any kind oof machine in perfect
running order. references. Hubert Gaskfn,
care OF Mrs. Loften, 237 West 1896 ST
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHAUFFEUR R.-Single. good appearance;
careful driver: three years garage ex-
TeTience, excellent references. Chauffeur,
- Nestdeld ave. ROselle Park. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHAUFFEUR UR.-By German; city or coun-
try; Al mechanic; careful driver; sober;
excellent references as 10 character and
ability Scholten. i5s East o2d st.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

YOUNG LADY ,Spanish): good edIca ton;
speaks very little English: position in
manufacturing establishment. Call I6s
South st. Miss Fernandes.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

VALET First class references sixteen
years ln !ast place speaRs i've lacEuages
TO objection 20 trase-Iil-s- a Eauser. IS
West JSrh 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

TELEPHONE OPERATOR.-Two Years
experience. neat. ObliginR, moderate sal
ary' last employment telephone company.
Miss Woods 250l Eighth ave
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FUBLIr AocorNTANTs.

.----.- .--.. --... Account desires en-
--- accounting zu7..iug sys-
-r i---s-ig cations. best
charges Address c.
--- r1-E [ew vCvk
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YOUNG MAN. German. q Years old well
educated, desires any kind OF A position
small salary: good references. Address r
H. Box %. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

--A-ENr- ard subscriptions for
O.. 'i= received ar their t-utoWn
e. s- laes Hr1a6Ra.. between 3sth
- -1-s -rrefre1 ~, fo.Io7-,rg
regular rFI-= r-tes 1sErfI
= - sfl ave
szs s. go cor I1fh s. ~
- al 'eF 42d -r between
s. ares 2es v-ee. IgFtH 81 1875
+ a. 'sen 1871 arc 77fh ste Ieas
-e1 Sat -. I7os lat sYs
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

USEFUL COMPANION TO lady; good
reader and sewer; would travel: present
smployer can be seen L. ". J., - East
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BALTIMORE 4 09IO =. R.


..r,.i.CAL 10 1AL Blue LINE TRAINS
80 gstei nouT on the even hour
-. 49, MORE AND WASHINGTON
u Ire connections in NeS Unio- Statf1a.
SsHInEt9n. with all Lines South-
W ~ " .Es@ ork Daily. I'D S. Lily 81
W NJ ASIi ~ ION, - pers. 1l50 nm t30 ana
W1sHiNGToN. Biasr. ESQ $50 am am 10 sSS % am am
" WAshlNGTON. Dtn-r II.50 Am - % ~,
..P0Y4f,'f'e2'1' .P'' ~; >. Si,IeJ 1,iI L29 pm 2e@ Pra
WASHISGTON. Buffet s. So nm 100 IN
49, through Daily Trains TO rhs yVss-
III, iiISsSs,l' 10 Fl PIIISBJEtG 80 am 500 a-l
PfTfSBURG. CLEVEI.'D 9 80 m : ~ ~
fLIIsBC CRtI LIMITED. y. So pm zoo IN
SS-'sI I-Ol IS I4oI- -ISV-. 11-50 pm 130 an
GIN .ST-LOUIS LOI-ISv. $50 p77 600 IN
Oflces: 24j. 49,. 1900 Br1ad7sv s ssr,-
~ y1ouss 90, l,S tirev1vich s.. = Union square
brooklyn; West 23d 81 ard Liberty -.
3-t-r o p m Sleeping Car Reservations
1s- - 5-I l.'-2rT15'itio- reSarti1s trains. etc.
81 oe ooIalned a. Bureau ~ Information.
Number. Cb-isea-sl44
" Y. y. II & HARTFORD P 2
-, rains depart from Grand Central Station.
"a - and +th Ave- as follows f-r
sosjon Via New London & P-0v--- 1000.
i 500. s.ds @5 .-ia.06 p n .s Il, U-,T, 3iIl
nlaEtic-t'S 90 A. NJ +2.O1 n a
Spf ts-15 A IL 1900 400 - -
L,akeyiIIe Z Mort 5000 4 - =. % IN.
-. Barr Lngton. StockhridEa T.encx Ptt-s-
fed ICi d-t4-54. 1890 A N. 7s:es NJ
cI25th s.. also az Gas. 100 c1354 B'vav.
90 Union 50, o1s2 5th Ave c245 col
Ave. c563 5th Ave c64a Msd. Ave. .1cS
" 10th St 2sSS % Ave u p S--1. -
Court s.. 4I9 Nost-s1d Ave 800 3 wav-
'Dally- TEx~ep- SUNDAYS TS-Crs at fe5-1
tPzrior car LiznIted Has sj7i7r a..
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

VALET OF Second AiAN-Bv rsllaols
swiss. height. o. q in-. gree cu che lSth
INST g.-y references. Address Sa-as, csra
Nr. NaLab-- ID Ea-L +s,l RI.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
SHORT OCEAN TRIPS
SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
GARDENER. Grating trees. roses and
any kind OF fruits grapes. etc Charles
Inre. COS E 14th st. rear
G4RDE> Err. y: understands care 81
horses. good driver. best references Ad-
dress 3. c.. $50 9Th ave
GARDENER married man. no family.
care os gentleman s place. with cottage
understands vegetables, flowers. lawns,
cows and poultry; good references 3.
Frost AT West 10th ST.
GARDENER svede. married IN pr1-
vate family. best OF references. wife and
one child. F h. ?. o. Box -. Port
Chester. y Y
GARDENER.-By Sc0tchman. with life ex-
perieuce in all branches OF horticulture;
best references As 10 ability; married one
grown boy Address NJ A, Box s Trib-
une Once
GARDENER young German; single;
fns vegetable grower; hothoUse. glass
frames fruits, flowers and general WORK,
good reference. Carpenters Bureau. 154
6th ave
GARDENER and USEFUL MAN-Young
Swede. married. one child. boy. years,
Tu~ vegetable grower. wife cook and iauE-
dress best reference Carpenter Bureau,
154 9th ave.
GARDENER. COACHMAN .-Cfsruan. mid
die aged, on gentleman = place; handy
all round, references n II. 3,9 year =.
GARDENERS Thoroughly experienced in
landscape. flowers. lawns. vsgetabies
single men. couples. first class references.
Nsthewson's Bureau. So 6tn ave. 47ta 81
Tel 37S-BTyant.
GARDENER industrious. capable
grower flowers. fruit vegetables. under
glass outside, highest references. Elngiish,
single Charles Newton. l. Prospect Place,
East 4lst st
GRooM.-A LADY going abroad wishes 70
place her carriage groom Mrs. y. -
CROOM--A y,u1- man. - highly recon-
country stable and make himself generally
useful, drst class references Robert
Ouirse. lO7 East 5ad 81
HAL.L.MAN or WAITER BY respectable
colored young man. willing 70 make him
SELF generally useful White. care % Mrs.
Scott Il West s9th 81.
HEAD GARDENER Or farm. foreman,
American. married. temperate capable
T G.. Wakeley T. .. No i. Wsstwoot,
JAPANESE. first class cook. wishes posi-
or country g =. Il Concord st. 3 Nlyu-
JAPANESE youas man wants position.
seaooihot ~lty or country. Il,ra. lO1
Cherry 81
JA>ITbE ish-s one house West side
understands steam Eol water. repairs
Nanvvuil. W. 5tu ave
JANITOg OF PORTER -Hy a resp-ctapI-
married man. gl.ug-J. rxurr!rncc III
steam heat and elevator McFar.ane. earc
" Mrs. ~,-tt y West 9SrA So
JANlTDE FOR high LASS elevator apart
Meut house, can do all kinds u repair
INK. licensed engineer. has own tools. good
reference bllward Murphy. 90 Grim
minis ave. Bronx.
NJ ASSE Il Swedish. graduate under
stands nursing, hospital experience Eru-
tIHr7au. 8s attendant valet. etc trust
worthy 1S7 Fsst I2St0 -
NJ seful- hand lawn garden.
walks sreadv worked IN fsv piarss.
careful American ssper. wiling refer
sH--. city or courrry At1ress = l.
TriouRs Uptown once. ls6a BE0AlRAs.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

CHACFFECR--With good references from
France and America; native OF Switzer-
land. 212 West 36th st
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Neat and accurate; can operate all ma
chimes; moderate salary to start with. L.
D. W, 400 18th St Brooklyn
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
AIaLA

man who speaks and writes French.
Spanish. Italian and English, desires out
door work on gentleman place. n-- under
hired boss nor lady, good gardener ulilSs-
and poultry man. uot good c04cE--a-.- j.
II. Pe-it- SwaItcC. W.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

GARDENER Swede. married. IN pri-
vate family; best OF references. wife and
one child r. h. ?. o. Box - Port
Chester. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

Orr canvas names ard
r-..s .H- dollar a. las and COM
he -= t E.a -. Tribune or
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Fh PFN RETERS

:. --------~--------------
VISIBLE 70 Nassau ST. cats-
.e ara~ taken part pay
~ -s-z..e -- E--.a--.ggGz. Rc-rlaE-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

VALET -ITrst class -u al b-azcaes- ger
l.-tu.aa wishes ls recommend 1-rs. fCr
travelling on ut-srN .s-- VIII be- l-selsaget
Nav Address Valet Tribune ntowr
ONE. 1904 E-uatVlN. uE l-- 3t-l F.a-a
.,I.r-~ or ~-,1Vn AfNN-Pv -.uapI.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
WORK WANTED.
Male.

N'T.-BookS onsnsd riossa
Au0lteai trial balances. statements; books
% smsu concerns kept by public account
"n'- Accountant. l6 Waverley Place.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

VALET-By japanese. aged 50; excellent
massage. experienced traveller Un1er-
stands all his duties Ersr class personal
and written city references. NJ Ea1eko.
A. Prospect Place
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

GARpEN. Err -. understands care 81
horses, good driver. best references Ad-
dress & c. $50 9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
FARNIiA AND-Strictly temperate ana Will
ing thoroughly competent IN an branches
of farm work good references. Cal Ir-
wins old Established Bureau - WeS
1lth St
IARNHANpS Several ave1-s Germans
T.r. .aul-rs. Irish good men. sober. will
IuK iuI auElaus t1r work. references.
Matu-t,sun'= Bureau. - 9th ave. tfttH
FARMER Working foreman uy Am-ri-
can. married. rr .l4.tH-.. good v.fk--
--r1 Ell wears a. rl- business. experienced
DOB aU machinery. excellent N-rtsutu. us-,t
O.. boarding auJ handling hrip- su,rr-SfAl
with puuitr, -t-i.rv sober. Well recon
m-ujsa Carpenters iurr"u. l'7 o'h ave
FARM HELPER ztrons. honest
willing sober Irl-n t0E. understands
milking p'oughiug and general farm work
$40 monthly Irwin Bureau. - NcHt
ilth ST.
GARDENER. family. on a private
piaro. expectation moderate Donald.
Elliott seed store 2ot Fulton 81.
GARDEN EF c-4r-uau su1 r10t4 man on
gentleman s. place understands 2 }N InA
vegetables lawn shrubs pouiuf ana COWS
married no family best rsterenoes p. l.
r., % Court ST.. BrooAyh
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
Refined young lady as stenographer and
type writer with a downtown firm l.. NJ
Rendt, 55 St PauTs ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

GoVERNESS-NUR two German
girls, lately landed one as governess.
speaks French; other as nurse to children
Holman. 741 Columbus ave.
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@WNARD llNgS

HUNGARIAN N-AMERICAN SERVICE.
To F'IT-ME VIA
GIBRALTAR NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
SLAVONIA. Apr 80, noon, June Is. Aug
PANNONIA-. MAY IA, noon; July ?, Aug 20
CARPATHIA-M MAY IS. noon. July Is, sept. 3
VERNON n. BROWN General Agent.
PA state St. opposite the Battery
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

MAN. German. good hOresman; under
stands h1usework. handy with tools city
or country. no farm Boresch. 2I3 East
i=5th ST
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y 10000 TON TvIN-SCREW PASSEN-
GER STEAMERS DIRECT TO
Norway, Sweden and Denmark
sailing from New York a. noon
If.ams5r1 Tyl4 s5Fsw c. 2. TETCEN JgPs JgT1 =. :
saloon S75 and Up. Second cabin $3.50
4. r. JOHNSON & co. I Broadway. y I.
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Ee EuaGa

nursery ~. erlrsS.
t..r.- '.-r and seven wears.
@ se- last e1pla.-. H. -.
-4e A.--. rsau
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Mass-
A NUMBER OF HELP.-Couples garden
srs. coaChmen, farmers, buffers Valets,
chaUffsurs, etc, white, colOred. references.
Mathewson's Bureau, SD 9th ave. Attn 81.
Tel BIS BRYANT
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GARDEN ER--By married man, no family.
care 0s Centlemau's place. with cottage,
understands vegetables. flowers lawns
cows and poultry, good references B
Frost. AT West 18th ST
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SECRETARY TO LADY.-By Young WON
an. 70, OF good family. breeding and
education. skilled stenographer and thor
oughly competent Tor position demanding
character conscteutiousness and intelli-
sence 543 Wilioughby ave. Brooklyn.
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Fer other narrow uaeas'rr- advsrt1se1aco1H
see lsyenth aA.s.
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r- e---re- single vcEeEa1les
rs- --- etc.. 40 glass. wages $50
Far e board and washing. must
l.s j. 1. BarEum. Lime
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CARPET CLEANING.

! 2 .. NJ. WILLIAMS
! 1M..tET& ST se.s@S::. 81 8:
SSS rr1N-NE Esta blished 1878
-------r CARPET CLEANING co.
CO. - cor-rrasse5 air. steam. hand or
80 -;s5s E-oa 5vay. 421 East 4sth st
9 "a -RaNDT- Tel l52-5Sth-
Ek-.TIAcr'S repairing. wash
= = ----,-r - Oriental rugs. 40
-sle-r--- 1851 Madison Square
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CHATFFTEU r BY German-Arnerican \,
aged 20, good mechanic, city or country
private family; first class reference. o.
MOser, 457 West 4eth 81
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pED ID" LINE
For La Guayra Puerto CaheIlo.
Curacao and MaraCaibo. via Curacao. call
ing also al san Juan 2 r.
s. CARACAS Saturday. April - noon
SIS PHILADELPHIA. sat MAY Q, noon
For Ia GUayrs. Curacao NaraCaiho-
SIS MARACAIBO. SATURDAY. April Is noon
S. ZULIA. Saturday. May .. noon
These steamers have superior acCommO-
cations FOR passengers.
BOJLTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. So Wall 81.