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The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
ITECTINC GAME
BIRDS IN LOUISIANA
-.v,sions of the Law Which
-es Recently Passed for
Their Preservation.

rfoe TIC "e" e"S
-. are published below. 1t
N be noticed the supposed
...let between the Welsh. and
Waitress bills does not exist.
THE vENTREss BILL.
Sectiou l. Be it enacted by
=. ,soeral assembly of the state
sTnais,sna. That all wild game
h;,as, both resident and migra-
-. found in this state, are
lar,by declared to be property of
- stste. Aud no person shall
! nv time or in any manner
.suuurs any property in or subject
.i;s dominion or control, any
1 ~ game birds or any part
,h9sof of The species herein
restioaesl. bat they shall always
"a uuder all circumstances be
ii rsmaln the property of the
~; except that by killing the
- during the periods when
~ killing is permitted the
- may b. used by any perso u
= - time, in the manner and
II Ne purpose expressly au-
k1riuDd.
Asd whenever any person kills.
s1sus. ships or has IN posses
~ y under control any of the
NJ Of any part thereof, men,
1Inusl il this act. at any time or
hosy manner prohibited by tins
~ such person shall thereby
larfsit and lose all his right to
- - and possession of such
~ o. ans part thereof, and the
- shall be entitled to the pos
ns1ios thereof.
6er. Be il further enacted.
-. That for the purpose of this
- e., the following shall be
cnnilsered game birds: Geese.
11nnk Wild sea and river ducks,
I'D ducks, rails (mud hens).
~ (poule d'eau) gallinules,
1ipe, wootlcock, sandpipers
kuooks and papabotte). tat
~ earIews. plover, wild turkey.
l4Perted pheasants, grouse,
niris chickens, quail, doves.
e.. !, Be it further enacted.
~ That it shall be unlawful for
pefson to kill, snare, trap or
~ way take, capture, annoy
= <.stroy any of the following
- game birds during the
- ssas0ns noted herein:
~ from March l to Septem-
G Gesss. brant, wild sea and |
cucks, rails (mud hens), |
Poals d'eau). gailinules,
earlews and plover, |
Aasch I to October 1; wild
eocks from April Is to
~ I; quail (Bob White), |
1nek from March l tol
- !; snipe. sandrlpers
- and papabotts) from
8 b September l; blue
seal ducks. from April Is
buf 1.
BE it further enacted, |
- sosslcock and prairie
shall not he killed nor
pos-sssion ut any time
pessnber 1, l9lc, and
= fr0m February I to
= lof any year.
H it further enacted, |
- = shall be unlawful for
p % kill or destroy more
ouey-dve of the birds
. N Section 8 of this
~ ooe day during the
eos named herein. nor
huhting be done be-
= hours of sunset and
y Il further enacted, /
s shall be unlawful for
= e capture or attempt
J aay of the birds men,
sass act, or to take, or
2 take or destroy the
- of any of the birds
Be it further enacted,
- lir
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less than three days nor more
than five days or both fine and
imprisonment.
Nothing in this act shall be
construed to give the holder of a
hunting license permission to
hunt on the land of any other
person, without written consent
OF said owner. provided the latter
shall have posted conspicuously
a warning or warnings against
hunting on said premises, and
shall have given notice of such
fact in three consecutive issue,
of the newspaper published
nearest to said property.
Sec. IA. Be it further enacted,
etc.. That any person or common
carrier or their agents or officers,
violating ANY of the provisions
of this act, except sections 13 and
IL. shall be deemed guilty of a
misdcmeanor and shall on con-
viction thereof pay the costs of
the prosecution and be fined not
less than five dollars ($5) nor
more than ten dollars ($l0) or
be imprisoned in the parish Jail
for not less than five (5) days nor
more than thirty (30) days. or
both fine and Imprisonment, for
each wild game bird unlawfully
captured, killed, sold, offered for
sale. purchased, or exchanged,
carried. transported or
attempted to ship. carry or trans
port either within or without the
state, or had in possession during
the close season.
THE WELSH BILL.
Section 1. Be it enacted, ETC.,
That the police juries OF their
parishes throughout
the State of Louisiana are hereby
authorized and empowered to
enact such laws as they deem best
to regulate the shipment of game,
except deer, and game birds out
Of their respective parishes and
to fix a penalty for the violation
of the same.
Sec. 2. All laws in conflict
Approved July 8. Published
July 16, 1908.
DeWitt's CarbOlized Witch
Hazel Salve is especially good for
piles, but it is also recommended
nearly everywhere for anything
when q salve Is needed. 1t is
soothing, cooling and healing. Be
sure to get DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve when you ask for it. We
,ell and recommend it. Sold by
Phoenix Drug Company.
me. Too"
Mr.. Taft has taken another
departure in following the ex-
ample of VIM. j. Bryan. the
Democratic nominee. He is now
making speeches into a phono-
1t is good idea. Mr..
Bryan has the courage of bis
convictions and is fearless in his
,tterances. Mr.. Taft is liable to
'ay things which he would like to
lodge or recall. The phonograph
will be against him, in
hat event.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

Secretary; K. ID. Boone, Treas
urer. The Truck Growers As
sociatiou here has accomplished
much good and it is believed that
by cooperative action between
the Progressive League and the
Truck Growers Association our
town and community will be built
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Some DISCREPANCIES.

Ihe State Board of Equallza-
ton has received from the
assessors Of the State the assess
ments showing the total number
of acres in the State for the year
1908. The figures given by the
assessors compared with the
Official map of the State show
nearly 100000 acres less than
the figues of the map.
The total number of acres As
shown 10y the official map, is
%. l30, 300 while the total acreage
reported by the assessors is 26,-
l56,273. There is "a serious diff
ference between the map figures
and those of the assessors. Cal
casleu parish, shown by the map
to have 2,09l.52O acres, reports
l,S96,022. East Baton Rouge
parish is one of the few parishes
that has more acres assessed than
the official map shows exists.
The acreage according to the map
is $4,000. while the total assess
ment for 1908 is 2S0,OOO acres.
With such a glaring discrepancy
in the summary of the figures
furnished, the inquiry naturally
arises, which is the correct
estimate? One of the two is er-
roneous. The solution is In COM
parison by parishes, AMI the
official figures by which the totals
are obtained.
This is one of the problems that
will confront the Board OF
Equalizers for solution. 1t can
only be determined by the closest
scrutiny. the detection of errors
and striking a balance in order to
reach the summary of totals.
Either the assessors are short
in the totals of their figures. or
too much latitude has been given
to areas in the several parishes in
the compilation of the official
map. Which is it?
Hot weather saps the vital en-
ergy and makes the hardest work
ers feel lazy. To maintain strength
and energy. use Prickly Ash Bit
ters. 1t is friend of industry.
Smith, Drug Co., Special
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The Shreveport Times.


The plant of the Shreveport
Times, known as the Louisiana
Publishing Company, Limited,
which has been in embarrassed
circumstances, will be sold to
New Orleans newspaper parties
at Sheriff's sale tomorrow,
August 18th.
Mr.. Robert Ewing, editor and
owner of the New
Orleans States will take charge
of the Times at the time of the
sale. The nature of the deal has
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Constitutional Amendments.

Constitutional Amendments.
To be voted on November 3rd:
l. Making the salary of State
Superintendent of Education
5000.
2. Exempting mortgages and
loans of life insurance companies
to their policy holders from taxa
ton.
8. Authorizing the Sewerage
and Water Board of New Orleans
to pay not to exceed 6 per cent
commission on first 81, ,OO0,0 900 of
its IS, 900, 900 bond issue.
4. Authorizing the Dock Board
of New Orleans to issue $780,
600.
5. Providing for care of neg
lected children and establishing
juvenile court in New Orleans.
=. Making the salary of State
Treasurer $4,000 and State Audi
tor $4,000.
Z. Relative to Confederate
veterans, making maximum ap-
preparations of beneficiaries.
8. Amending Article 2Sl, with
the view of permitting Shreveport
to refund her bonds and issue
additional bonds for s,ublic i'm
provements.
9. Amending Article 134, per-
hitting allotment of cases in Civil
Court, Orleans, to be made under
rules of judges.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

a '."S"" as well as during the
closed seasons noted herein.
DEC. >. Be it further enacted
etc.. That it it shall be unIawf"I
.'r any person. firm or corpora.
ton. their agents, officers o..
employees to sell. excban,a
expose. offer for sale, or excb,nse
or have in possession either for
himself or other, any of m.
game birds, mentioned in this act.
uuring the close seasons named
herein. irrespective of the time
when or place where such birds
were killed or captured.
Sec. 10. Be it further enacted
etc.. That it shall be unlawful for
any person, or corporation acting
a' y common carrier, its officers
agents or servants. to ship, carry,
'aSe' or transport beyond the
confines of the state, any of the
game birds mentioned in this net
whether alive or dead.
Each nonresident hunter NAV
not Oftener than twice in one
season carry home under his
license. or as baggage if exposed
TO view, not more than two wild
turkeys, twenty-five ducks, snipe
or rail or twelve other game birds.
A nonresident hunter is hereby
defined to be one who resides out
of this state.
Sec. IL. Be it further enacted,
etc.. That all packages containing
desd game birds or parts thereof.
when shipped within the state,
shall be plainly anil clearI,
marked with the name of the
consignor and consignee, with All
itemized statement of the number
of the birds and names of the
species. and said package shall be
so constructed As to readily per-
init an ascertainment nf ITS con-
tents. And any pack age other
wise shipped may be confis sted
by any warden or duly authorized
officer.
Sec. IL. Be it further enacted,
etc.. That it shall be unlawful for
any non-resi,lcnt or unnaturalized
foreign-born resident to hunt
within the state, unless he has in
his Possession, ready to exhibit
to any warden or officer, upon
a hunting license. Such
license shall be issued by the tax
collectors of the several parishes
upon the payment of a fee Of
tweniy y. FIVE dollars ($25. 00); shall
be non transferable, and shall be
good only in the parish of
during the open season
ia which it is issued, aud shall
the applicants signature,
and such other Means Of ilent,fi-
cation, rs may be prescribed
By the aboard of commissioners
FOR the protection of birds. game,
md fish," Every nonresident or
annaturallzed foreign born res
dent found hunting, without said
license, may be arrested on sight
By any officer or warden, and
,hall be liable to q fine of not less
han fifty dollars ($50.O0) nor
more than (sloO. .OO). or imprison-
neut in the parish Jail for not
ess than ten days (l0) nor more
han thirty days (30), or both
ine and imprisonment.
Sec. 13. Be it further enacted,
,tc.. That it shall be unlawful for
INV resident to hunt within the
tate unless he mas IN his posses
non, ready to exhibit to any
warden or officer. 3 hunting
license. Said license shall be
ssued by the tax collectors of the
everai parishes upon the pay
nent of q fee of one dollar; shall
% non-transferabIe, and shall be
,ood throughout the state during
he open season 10 which it is
ssued. and shall contain appli-
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

Cuero, Tex, May %, 1905.
"Shlp one gross DR.. Menden-
halls Chill and Fever Cure. We
have been selling your Chill Cure
for foar years and it gives better
general results than any Chill
Tonic we have ever Sold" Cuero
Drug Co. Sold by honest drug
gists.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Progressive League at Dodson.

Progressive League at Dodson.
The following associated press
dispatch, of August 9Th, gives
the particulars of the march OF
progress in Dodson:
There was a mass meeting OF
the people of Dodson yesterday
afternoon. After discussing
methods by which the town and
community could be built up it
was decided to organize a Pro-
gressive League, and the follow
officers were elected: d. NJ.
Pyburn; President; B. NJ. Stovall,
Vice President; j. F. Whitley,
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H u further enacted, |,
s shall be unlawful for
e capture or attempt
= aay Of the birds men,
eAis act. or to take, or
9 take or destroy the
~ of any of the birds
4 IL this act.
Be it further enacted,
: shall be unlawful to
q the birds named IN
ne open season, noted
NY means other than
ansry gun capable of
g and shot from the
e i further enacted,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago MAY -CATTLE-Receips estimated about
600 sad market steady: steers S5dS1 20 cows 20 10
use - beifers Sc 50qSG ~ bulls 81 400 So - calves
feeders. 50 25uS5 40 HOCiS-Re-
estimated about head market 5qloc lower
ce heavy shipping 50 40 butchers 50 4psI 40
1igt MIXED 35dS5 choice light So 40aS5 40: pack
~ 2n s5 A.; pigs 15$5 90 bulk of sales 20 3og
* "a SHEEP-RecelDts estimated about 5000 head
arbet SLOW sheep S5aS6; lambs se9s7 40: yearlngs
81 50ds6 %. . ,,oor ..,.rart, p, Iorrar. butch
ers shippers s. 3ouS5 90 common - -oas2 80; 20
weak. 10c lower; fair 70 good ship
,,er ass %: 81 75Grs2 70. sHEEP-Steady
ssGSS TAMRS-Slov and weak 25c lower. So 2.GsI
Kansas CITY May 15.-CAT'TT1tj-Hecepts. 5000 head
300 Southern; market low and weak; choite
orr and dressed beef steers So 4VdsI fair 10 gooo
s. i5Ss6 90: western s5as6 70 stokers and feed
e e6T s. $4 IS native cows 81 5oas5 10 native he,s
90 81 2Gs6 50 bulls. So 40a$5 10: calves So 0OqS6
HoGs@Receips 10 900 head; market &c lover TOP
s5 a. bl of sales 81 20 50 40: heavy. 80 3oGS2 40
5sckers and butchers 50 25d$5 4o light 50 1oqs5 Is
5OGS4 SHEEP-Receipts, 5000 head; marker
STEADY; lambs 75a$7 TO-; ewes and warnings 81 5g
reXas yearIings 25mS5 20: Texas sheep, S4 log
30 suckers feeders, 81 5O1S5
T,Iffalo 15.-CAT'TIE1-R Receipts 200 head
active and steady prime steers So 15a$5 20 yGA1s
I5eretrs 900 head: active and &c lower; s0qSi 70
HoGs%Reeeipt 900 head: slow and log he lover r
49,, and mixed 50 Gr3S5 20; Workers 81 90dS9 I0 pigs
"a 300 s. 81 5oqs4 10 stage 81 5Oas4 d1res
q x 60 SHEEP AND I.AMBS-fteceipts 1l.2o
head: steady; yearngs and mixed sheep STEADY others
iodohc lower lambs. s5qs600: wethers 81 ooaso 7o'
ewes SJQS5 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16

coTT0S-The cotton market very exciting and
Irregular again to-day sharp early advance being fo1-
xed by seVere break ana rally toward the close
which led by the crop months relative
re rsrket-r The close steady decline OF 8
potnx advance OF IS points Sales for the day
estimated 900 bales. The market opened
m unchanged prices 10 advance OF points and
turing ne early session sold 10 - points higher.
witt july touching &c October e.I6c This advance
English SPOT sales. but there renewal OF heavy
ei.- Wall bulls. and market later
declined Sharply, with July selling OF a.35c.
r1is lst lowe ana y points under tie high level
the previous cay. New crop months were relatively
sssy the decline holding the closing figures
O. the previous day and 10 Is points higher
IN. close Late a5vioes from Manchester. published
Of american cotton thai point had decided
their f0- The eloed June and DAYS
week for The following month The weather map
2ess6 urfsrorase and the forecast seemed
y satisfactory, but there impression that the
Ttbe supply statement to-day would make a hlllish
higher Superintendent Kings weekly movement: figures
n5.: Port receipts Soses bales, against Sc. p9s last
overland mills Canada, L. 1870 against
sE Southern mill tskinEs. estimated, Z7.erb.
B. 600 wear: loss interior towns
sI against 2l26S last brought into sight fer
nsFsnent-Por receipts S4s.251 bales against 9.J8s-
last year, overland TO mills and Canada, 6S3 97
us.E 11ll2I0 last year. Southern mill takingH. 1853.
a against 1880 last year; stock interior
excess Of September 236215, against 2l3 e3I last
brought into sight thus for lO6eG7I3
L. So -55 last year The crop
eEetvey Cor rs Gays this against 259 days
ssssoa.
lie range Of contract prices local
| a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET R-PoRT.

New York. May IL. 1908
rnFFFE-The coffee market active
.Nssv and after opening unchanged points lower
---erte ire loss buying. which believed be
xry the account Of Wall Street people and partly
4 interests. The market closed steady
angc prices sales for the day reported Of about
The market opened lower in response
the French market and Brazilian
A private Csoe from Hare reported
rxnch bankers hso advised coffee they
-c1ld warrants only the basis 20 francs.
the SPOT month quoted
rahi this action the part financial interests
had influence in the decline o, lzG2 franc
ya.sd pg the cables OTHERS however, inclined
attribute the setback 10 reactionary tendency.
e.afed by the heavier Brazilian receipts for
r~s7sr significance Of the reported
suke-s various theories were advanced One
trsnciez wish 10 keep large margin between their
and the minimum selling price by the
rDt-1nlerI Another opinion advanced that the
rrrl BANKERS We're tying TO check the
1dsncy OF The market Still another theory that
t7ehnsions were felt that the intrinsic merit
might be lowered by changes in the regulations
rssrtine deliveries Of coffee, is said TO be
no-encnt FOOT permit Of delivery Rio coffee
60 French contracts Receipts the ports
heo bags against 1900 last and 1000 years
Re Junciaty receipts were 1000 bags against
ago The market Cor coffee
rugtstons on the basis OF e7sc RIO q.
ne range OF contract prices in the local market to-day
:ollcvE:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16

Boston 49,. 12s72ILaredo Tex esa
pbspSl, Ne"s-,-- 4sl Minor ports 6.1ss
q, FLOUR AND MEAL-There was very little doing
being h %5ts market 9dsy the only sales recorded
Were sy unshanged ana held Very stsady Rye flour
prices quoted on hs Mew T6PR Prodnee
arssh 81 spasf So winter ter
s o e, exts 8 cog 81 &C. extra No gnte[ g 50
Quiet - quoted Fair GOOD s. 90 s. 90; choice
KIM n- dfed = - So a. 9ugtsa
whit. coarse s. Ca FE Sfiso taRs
etf ss m s5s SIS ao9r
inv S95 90 t red dog 81 al May shipment hom
CIR, GKALNWIEAT-Th continued sentiment
Gee:ines the iOca! market closing q lie
including Modern erP' ri the r sPoP . roo
serious dss.s par aot willing to believe that any
a little injury from Hessian fly in parts
showed signs OF improving in the spring wheat belt
the hes 10 increase also had an effect In depressing
Occasional rallies took place during the
affected somewhat by the Broomha estimate o, 800 900
bush for worlds shipments exclusive this country.
OF wheat and Sonr maFnr aG cleared ea 20 zoo 6G 6
bush. compared with $4,000 bush the previous week
trade in western naTets teI Ss PeeT 6a ao
Mnneapos account at &c Chicago July. There
leading holder at Chicago Stocks at Minneapolis we're
ouiuth lost lIooo0O bush According
Argentine exports 3 24 600 BUSH compared with
26l6oO0 bush the previous Liverpool market
closed q to sd lower these shipments Berlin
was Asc down. but Budapest closed - &C higher
dry, hot weather in Hungary. The market
81 o. ahoat both nominal; No l Northern Duluth
81 13s., and No hard winter 81 Il b ahoat CORN
Opening lower on better weather and rather lib
eral Argentine shipments. the
support on the decline and quickly rallied holding firm
for the balance Of the day. for slight reaction
near the close. following wheat. The July
peared to be in the position owing light
offerings and fair demand from commission houses.
Receipts moderate Chicago points.
and there business reported.
here closed 76c elevator 74c asked h sfoat.
commission houses had weaker opening. but
steadied with and closed within about &c of
TOP The local cash market steady. with prices as
follows: Mixed &c 80 n. sec; natural white &c 10 30
n 57i- 659c. clipped white. N. 6Si2Gs4c.
RYE2-Market firm: No Western. Sic nominal Z o b
New York. BARLEY-Market nominal.
including the week. according
''Bradstreet's.'' 27os06 bush against
J. $50 bush 2.sGo11 bush last
I. 1s5-O15,91+ bush.
149 595 CIT bush for the time last year
for the week 1o2eT0 BUSH against @3S2Is
and .e5s bush last since July
exports "a .a55 bush. against 6JosoS4S
the time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16

Inc ooai market FOR quiet with prices
paints lower, lie for Tniddng upland and II &c
= naaoing Gulf Sales. 170s. bales Southern spot
,zsiE we're telegTapaed follows: Mobile
2aseo al lOac- STEADY. unchanged 1o5sc.
es Is bales Norfolk firm unchanged 11c sales,
hlss. Baltimore nominal, nc higher I1ssc.
ss2ss nm, unchanged At 11<c; sales, $50 bales. Little
- stes1y. &c higher 1910. St Louis steady. ~
- a lie Galveston steady. &c higher at lie. sales,
~ oass New Orleans steady unchanged at iic sales,
~ oeles Charleston steady. 1sc lower at 1o1c- WI
*lo1 steady unchanged Go@c. Houston steady.
gner az 1880. sales $50 bales. Memphis steady.
sed Al lie, sales, LOS bales. Estimates for Sat
receipts 81 leading points Houston, 400 800
- against 21z1 hsles last 443 bales last
r. sai.eson $500 $500 bsles against 2sT7 bales
'sk and 5ss3 bales last year and New orleans,
70 2a00 lales. against 3.J62 bales last week and
oass last year.
80 Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
- business doing. sales. 5000 bales: speculation and
's bales American. 15oF0 bales. receipts. 5000
=. american 1900 bales. middlinE upland. e.Usd-
- opened Irregular, 10 points lover posi-
- sne , pants lower distant nnorths Closed
|es Al a let advance 81 10 points. May 1850.
,ans assd JUne-July. 5el I'D. Juy-August 5-5.td.
-ssepiernoer. SD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5246 Oc
Aofslnbsr. 51ld. November December 5O7d. De
-. .sanasrl. Sod. January February 5o3i2o. Feb
f,-'aarsh sod, March-April. 500 I'D. Nanchester
ars N14ilo-'1 81 i1ii rsOes. ct''hs III P'o' o-
= Nay Is. 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York May
BEANS AND PEAs-Domestfc white beans
hrn with prices advanced sc on and pea. with
choice stock held above quotations. Imported
beans occasionally commanding premium.
ties without change in prices We quotes BEANS
good 81 1oTS2 80 medium choice. 81 SoQs2 40;
10 good, 81 05GS2 %: choice 81 6bns2 10 do
to good 81 logs go imported pea 81 25aS2 30
81 s5Qs2 40 red kidney. choice dry. 81 9OQSl 81;
orIon TO good eoQS So black turtle soup, choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16

ADVERTISEMENTS arc subscriptions for
T-he Tribune received at their Uptown
ortce No 1864 broadway. between 36th
and S7th sts.. until O'Clock .. m: Ad-
hrsnch ofrices at regular ONCE rates until
8 O'Clock o. m. viz; pa sth ave. s. e.
cor. e3e st: fs3 9Th ave, cor. 18th St; s2
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rs, s,d sth sv.s, 2s3 West f25th 81. 1855
- -. between 10Th and 18th sts.. 1926
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so.t 81 n, Fss. tcsth st: 15s fremont
aye ESQ "a sTs. and any American Dis
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16

GARDENER-You single: thoroughly
understands growing vegetables. outside
flowers. pruning. cold frames. general
work. private place. strictly honest. sober.
industrious: can be seen; references. F..
PHI sth ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16

DREssMAKER H'rench). disengaged IN
June. would like few engagements or
work ~ home: excellent filter: competent
in an branches: lingerie, blouses; first class
x,ark. Interview with customers; small
compensatiou Address Up-to-Date, So
Columbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16

GARDENER.-E thoroughly we'll
versed In all branches Of horticulture:
highest references H. Box -. Tribune
Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16

GARDENER.-middl aged married man:
no children: an expert IN vegetables and
flowers; under glass and outdoors. Address
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