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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

iComplainJ Served
To the Defendants George Plowden
and John Reid.
You are hereby summoned and re-
oaired to answer the Complaint in this
action of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and tto serve L copy
of your answer 10 said Complaint on
the subscriber. a. his Office in Man
ming. Clarendon County. $. c.. within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive OF the day Of such service;
and if you fail to answer the Complaint
within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply TO the Court
for the relief demanded in the Com
plaiut.
The defendant, George Plowden.
will also take notice that the Com.
plant in this action was duly filed in
the Office of the Clerk of C"nrJ OF Com
mon Pleas for Clarendon County.
South Carolina, on the 22nd day OF
October, 1905.
CHARLTON DURANT.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
THE BANK OF MANNING, NlKNN:
$4,000
$4,000
$4,000
.s1M.000
AVOID THE STING OF REnoRsE


in spending
START ACCOUNT BANK OF MANNING
and learn pleasant experience Money the ike
ANYTHING thinking
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
A PROPERLY EQUIPPED
LAVATORY IN A HOTEL

LAVATORY IN A HOTEL
is an attraction to guests. both trans
lent aud regular, that should not be
overlooked by an up-to-date landlord.
We are prepared to equip anything
from the smallest dwelling to the larg.
est hotel, or public buildings: Office or
buildings with the best sanitary open
plumbing, that insures comfort, clean
illness and good health to its patrons.
Our work is the acme of scientific per-
fection.
r. II. rIASFERS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
Ribs:
july ,....:..... 3 rs 71o 10 40
Pork
MAY ...-.....-.13 o. 13 OF 1890 IS o5
July ...........l3 40 10 1922 1922 10 40

July ...l3 40 10 40 1922 - 90 10 40
ss9 and
head. including 1900 Chicago 5000 at Kansas city
and md 1900 at omaha PoRK-Frm Quoted: Mess s4 90
STEADY ou.ted; Mess sa 5oqsl4 family siS s9g
8G G HAMs-ogie5 Quoted s2a@$2s = DRESSER RES Ia9
n lao n o ss pI Ba'sn Sc lse P mfs 800
P P bel lie IN Quoted smoking s5ql9c 10 10
Firm Quoted at 1oc TALLow-steady quoted; City.
2e 90untr SsSa LARPouet Quoted E Middle
Quoted at Sc Refined srd-Dqll Quoted South An nT
PoUND-Quiet, quoted at ~ Csc. sTEAFINE-Quiet
Gse city mar i5a firm
F9n with so9d jg60ins business hefe ana fr
Ordinary 4aa4ts far AZ &C. good .t oTdina d
eisn, 57sa65.c: Ransoon and Bassein 4a.a5c.
sUGAR-The market refined steady
There zscston that the RsF' I 9oye
Per cent for cash days crysai damnoes 7s5c: Eagle
5S5c; cubes 5.75c; xXxX powdered 5.G5c; Eagle n
bags powdered and Eagle confectoners granuated SG
Of fine emulate 5oc h bags DO 5soc So - BAGS
ana a % IS bags 6 6 SS E9ge fine 10 OF Standard
diamond A, 5.5Oc; confectioners a: $500; No
No 6. 800: No : 5o5c No 5 &c: No 8. 1850; No 10
- ana i6 coo The local market for raw sugar
Of tie sd1anee la where beets were
~ less tb last sales and II is understood that
there buyers that basis However sugars IN any
saes ba5 de Gabes from Cuba state that only
s cane prepaTns to shut down It is ihtmatsd that
shade better than the last 3sc cost and
freight Duty paid prices quoted as follows Cea
as IS &c and moiasses gar 81 test ss7as 7sse
nsi and they only quoted because the last DUTY
Wiie P', Gray: Spot Total stock Of Europe and America
3l259sS against 3.53ooo tons last year at the
Of last week Total s ss9Ss ss
tons against $615ooo tons year decrease Of
METALs-TIN-The London market was unchanged
with spot quoted at f44 lbs and futures at fl4$ los
Locally the market was easy With quotations ranging
quoted f57 us and futures f5s-7s Sd in the
a = 75c and casting at 12's71s a l250c, LEAD
Unchanged at fI3 IS in London. The local market
was quiet at $e315 4o2l5c ELTERI 7 elm I'd
ket was quiet and unchanged at 1900 65c, iron
dGoted at SOS and ce2eisnd warrants at 51s +d
Northern ST. 5oG$iS: No = s17dsi750: No south
ern and No foundry southern soft at SIG 80 81 %
Exchange dun, with business doing, Regular
s SgofS as nT SO a ARF Msg ggas
sI4 so a So SO, September. s14 5oa$16
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs market for nc
asses WSS Tl wiz syPs seadg fo5
New orleans open kettle 2Sa acc. sYRUPs~Com-
156iTc fair 1G zoe good. 10 n nc prime, II
a25c: fancy. 27a&oc.
OILS-Cottonseed oil was a shade easier to-day with
quiet local professional trade Sales neIaded 200 bbls
4sc insee5 oil was Incfanged Refined petroeIm con
PETRoLEJM STANDARD white. bbls; s75o; bulk, Sc
a0c Philadelphia SIC: white York
& bulls * Fh26ePha a Rulk 6c %s5er
COTToNsEED oIIcoPri1ne crude. 84a84l4c prime sum
42ac June 42 a42stc: July 42a+25+c: September 42a.
49, good summer yellow 40d41l1c. white. 44d
46 prime winter Yellow 44a46c LINsEED oILAmer
Calcutta raw. roc: LARD OIL-6SG70c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April o4-CATTIFE-R Receipts estimated about
-. head: steady S5dS7 10 81 -
6$+ -: heiters 50 50GS6 ~; bulls 81 6oaS 30 calves
s. 50GS5 stockers feeders 81 2JqS5 - HOGS
Receipts 0oo market steady TO
higher heavy shipping 81 65QS5 -: butchers
s. 65dS5 light mixed s. 6oGsj 60 choice light 81 6
-. packing 81 75ds5 65 pigs. Sass bulk Of sales
s. 60ds5 20. SHEEP-Recpipts estimated about 500"
head market steady: sheep S5qs6; lambs. $685. a"
C,incinnat April 24-HOGs-Active: butchers and
shippers s. S0u*5 s.. 81 +0dS5 80. CATTLE
STEADY: good shippers. 81 50qs6 35 common
81 2dS3 -. SHEEP-Steady, S3dSJ LAMBS-Stead\
s. 1887 Is.
East Buffalo April o4-CATTLB- prime steers.
Sc 1881 10 EEALS-Recepts, 900 head; active and
lower: S5S7 HOGS-Receipis $500 head. fairly
active and 5d1oc higher; heavy and mixed, S6aS6 %:
pigs 5NdS5 81 90aS5 2o stays So I5S4 %
diaries 81 1885 20 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts,
200 head sheep slow; lambs active and ljc higher;
lambs. SjqS7 60.
Kansas City April 24-CATTLE-R Receipts. 15oo head
including Souterns: market strong t. shade higher
choice export beef 81 OGS1; fair to
god s. -OdS6 S5dS6 so sockers ana
feeders So 50QSI 70: Southern steers, 81 Sb 90; south
ern cows 81 75aS5: s. j0dS5 %. native
refers 81 50as6 40: bulls 65G$5 calves. 81 50aSG
HOGS Receipts, 5000 head: market 5dluc higher top
s. 50, sales. s. 45qSy go heavy, s. 5fS3 60;
packers butchers. 50 451%3 50; light 50 4oHH' 20
nigs 10aS4 % SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head: market
Western ye8rnes s. 50aS6 70; Western sheep S4a$6 %
stockers and feeders, 50 50QS5
FittsburE April 24.-CATTLE-SupDly light. steady;
rhofcS 81 75aS7: prime. ST 4OdS6 70 SHEEP-Suppiy
light steady; prime s6QS6 -: culls and
81 50lS o lambs 81 50a$7 %; veal calves 50 1QS6 %
and heavy Workers ST; light Workers 50 S0qS5 So pigs
$685. .; rougts, 81 Jo1SJ.
TOLEDO April o4-CIDVERsEBD. cash. So 80: April.
SD. October. 81 20 TIMOTHY. prime. 81 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
EXPORTS.
CASH OuOTATIONS-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\
,.rF coffee market rather more acriva
w : - upv Of st-s Irht business although there
- --s.r1ruz from Ma go later months The mar
r. - s.ea-v g. G1g-anEeE prices a decline Of
- +S shout unchanged :. POINTS lower during
FOO <esS0r but seemed steadfcT late in the 6av
- s+.zEr. Unchanged > points hisber
.s-s-E-+E &c GOO hays There was scattered
- - a vh5-- may hive been for European &C
r-zse interests seemed be the best BUYERS
- a .hllEr some demand was being encouraged
=. -.---.- Brazilian. pts The DAYS cables
-gs.a hays -rr ports. against - 600 last
- Z wears lEu- JEndishy receipts were
= .rx srzi-s- - 'zH1 las 600 Two years
= r-hs- words ei-ts e. both the ports and in
,-.-ts IS reflected hE the JUn6iahy figures We're
q. .-,Sr lstfts AZ The same time and this would
= n r0-fT-- claim y bUHsh operators that in
= x--,ae ar practically exhausted and also roirt
s-r~ -scui-sEe.-s nom The Nor-ds surplus supply
succestHC fF me movement during
-. Interests predict that the coming cro- will not
= s+-aa- --zt JUS marketing. which now looks 10
,.r-s lhSss}A-t bags. srC that trade demand be
-. ~ En5 ras time next year Will have absorbed
= s-our a present visible Supply E-1-or,egr1
sE s-ezeS li--.e change the only 7uctuarior har
80 ss1l1s a. : Ufc a. Hamburg. and -he brazilian
s-ssT zs-s znchs-Ee6- Spot coffee steady. Rio %o
- -znFs q contract T-ces II the local mrket to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

n0TT0N--he suspension Or = large Wall Street
~ Seemed to cea- tte speculative atmosphere in the
1E 1a-set us T.r--t-s- ana prices had quite .
- s1-sneH curing -ls middle session Later Tho
Es7 Essssusc. however under realizing ~ early
selling T---l attributed 10 southern
--ss VIII t1e r1Se 49, s-ea6Z d advance
M . . pants sales for me 6av estimated
y -tsa azles TIC market C7ere5 STEADY an ad-
~ q --5E-z TIE feature o. the start u.ss
ga Stree s-s1e-s--r. but after minutes %
sz-o- 70 shse1re 90 forced liquidation impaired
zone 70 - Us. and prices advanced or covering
s--s E-c 1-El-E 90 ru-~ which promoted
sss5is- llva9 cables reports that warmer weather
h. mating -ls demand tC- cotton goods and "a
-1t IE- Ts-7- .- --- southwest A. time he
snC-- - -- - --i~-S hiE7e--
r. - 6e-1s-c t--r shorts withdrawn the
Esf. 5H7Fl-7el c--"- easier -e1de---. and while
w Sc -< '---lEsrf0- bv old longs became
- usss n he is-- -af E0I- under selling ~ houses
Rs 80 lowest 'rrr' for the season Sentiment
sus, i---s more Optimistic taxing the day a.
r. -- -7e-H S apprehension spot liquids ton
r. . ~ -erSS--.- h- Tho EEl1enCeE o. Southern
- q contra al bulEee Southern SPOT mar
? a.alg -sg1a5 7@re uuchauEe5 70 sc higher. and
- 49, -e,f---- claiming better demand
E-s tef--t .s-ge manufacture of cotton
zo-.- ---H- mile fun tine next week
s--S -H s--.---@Ei-E features IN the days
2 le-k -5-Eoa F1- figures foilo@ PORT receipts.
6Es-~S- fEs1 last year overland mills
aEls-z- -5--- against 1871 last year. southern
Sz1-s estimated -if"fl. agaHs- . GO last year.
r-1s ~ .T-=-H~ towns. 1913. against 1913
va h-sr- z-r- FOR the week. 81 733 against
- las gear Total crop ver1eut-Furr receipts.
81 - s-sus- *--- go last year. overland mills
ls-zls ssl So against 075.a2s last year south
p e --s--- ro7-e excess OF September ! 294 s73.
IzE - - zs- -.z-- brought into sight thus Far
stso1 i"a-l--t- AGAINST l2.6lS-sls last year. The
r-o- rsgeE.-- H tl- - GAYS this season, against
y AZ 5s 5s---ze- z-3ees II tas local market to
Ess e t-.llzz-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

Ny ATTRESS- CTIANEEEN AID. -- German
yaFv willing aud ouiiEUg- neat AMI gui. g.
,ates good care OF silver and china .'fN
S,r ,5,fnfr,-. wages So s. tlabeTfy'- Bu
raas AZ columbus ave Tel 54}-E.r7r-
WAITE F,-- By ursr class swedish wait
-e-- ..arut-,- preferred capable woman.
ru~sHa Bureau. s." Lexington ave. Tel
s4.a-pIa4a- call Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

I.Ar-NDRESS. Swedish. first class, wi p
iu- 20 assist with other work. has friend
charcberuaiI- excellent references OSf"r-
1H-l- PIaza-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

1Ar->-upES- First class IN all branches
Of fine washing and ironing, best ~ ref
ererces. -itv or county. NJ. s. Mrs COL
7far.s Agency To- West 2-L -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

oos market for spot cotton quiet with prices
points higher at 10 loo midling upland 10
haloullhs tsuif Southern SPOT markets tele
esphed as follows: Mobile steady unchanged a7xc
ssies; 90 bales. Savannah dull unchanged, at e5sc
SharlesIon, nominal. Norfolk steady unchanged at
80 sales Sa5 bales Baltimore. nominal. sc
at Zoe: sales 10, AgfSs'a STEADY s n lower
6H$nged at lose. Little Rock nominal unchanged.
New orleans steady. unchanged, 10 116c: sales
<;uoo baies Wilmington nominal Houston steady,
changed at l5lec; sales 12pe bales Galveston quiet
unchanged. al 10 Lice 1063 bales Estimated
ceS at leading points Saturday: Houston. 1000
70 o0o bales against GEO oales last week. and LAO
bales last 5000 bales
9lsAS bales last 2.525 bales last
New Orleans 800 TO l6oo bales against 22ST bales
week and l.6s2 bales last year
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
small inquiry sales. bales speculation
American, bales receipts bales ni5dling
land. 5l3d: futures opened steady. 2G3 points de-
4Soasd; Aprl-Msy. 4.S5d; May-June 4s5isd JuneJuy,
4s5d JulyAugust, 4s4d: August September, 4Tsl2d
Septemher-October. T2i4d; OctoberNovember, SD;
November-D observation-disclosures !
January-February G3 I'D. Observation-Disclosures dun
irregular, cloths quiet.
Comparative for the week ended Fri
day. April -. 1905:
Ne; receipts ports 80. 435
Net receipts all ports week year - 949
Total receipts since September 1914 2s2
Total receipts TO date last 1921 %
Exports the 20. Sos
Exports NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Total since September 55. 400
Total exports date last 1,66 1913
Stock all l sos
stock ali ports time year.. 6l5.o33
interior 3s6.
Stock all interior year. 40
Stock al Liverpool this time last 1,256 GOO
Stock Of American afoat for Great Britain
following total receipts cotton all
ports since September /:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver ana precious stones
bought at highest market values; MADE
into new articles OF exchanged for new Jew
el-y OF Japanese goods at IL. K Topper
szcro-v Al West 18th a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
Eeu1als

yagE-E reIia HE plain cook. 50. Can
= 10 IL at 4s East G3d St
GIRLS WANTED for Plainfeld. 4 An
srrscr-s Employment ONCE 1o@ West
49, - PIainFelg. y. ! Phone 5hA-N-
NEAT YONG. GIRL. Is. for light house
v---L and assist IL confectionery. small
-araflv- good home. liberal salary; refer
eure required Gail or address Mrs l. Z
Naver lZZ7 % ave. near list ST
easv work ana good wages no canvass
ing. send stamp for particulars Monroe
county supply Company, It---hesicr. y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

FLOUR AND MEAL-Business
Ss lots Of winter s.5aght9 and spring Prices
o,q quotations with trading quiet The following are
Spring patents 81 25@ss o. winter straig1s 81 Is go
%{eT patet 81 SOC - SO: spring clears saS4 go extra
~ = Quoted FaiT 70 good 81 4og$4 go
Kin dried <Ss5 BAG MEAL ! Quoted Fine
gfio% aa 4 eE Se Quoted s. YES Wsse 4
d s T bTsn s2 @o 6 So 81 q IN s sse
hS On SO - 2g Fed dog all aPri s a ea
Ssi 5oa$52. 'a'' so c. III S4'"' '- meal
GRAIN wHEAT-rhere was a budget of Jissp-
accounts and wall Street failuraRT A. Mcintyre (
Cofor the wheat traders TO confront the opening
81 business This morning when prices We're &c off
eToeped much weaEness Nay had some qc pIies
m one OF &c But the finish was a gnSa @
qlg lower There were sales Of Sc loads for
nls shPe4 oT lime but Jhs general outlook was IN
conseqqsnt P9hbitT suTes Argentina eS
on Monday estimated at $4,000 bushels hardly
more than half last years The Modern Miller,
ditions in Kansas and Nebraska Reports from these
Wheat IN the more Eastern s9atss rains T are 81 s @
Increasing This is generally ascribed 10 exeessye moist
nre but IN Missouri and Illinois some farmers believe
the field No damage reported. however Arrivals
to bushels Australian shipments Tor
bushels last week and 900 bushels year ago
none ~fe fI s sa $50 tr iqela' as goInaIed WITH
diets that there vii be no shipments from there next
firm todays CARROTS being only 10. compared with
go for The noted
in Of Nebraska quite throughout
the Northwest here where there recent
plants OF drouth. cash wheat closed steady
red 81 e6i+ in elevator and 81 or ahoat; No
Northern Duluth 81 l4 and No hard winter 81 1911
o b afoat CORN-Corn started easier steadied
somewhat weather the belt (Which
farm work. light commission house buying
from MAY shorts. but of sympathy
Wheat and carot arrivals
Saturday The close unchanged Exporters
ou- n the market cash closed T6C No
n elevator and &c nominal o afoat. No white,
nominal oATS-ClUiet generally
weaker ruling Of the larger grains cash
firm with mixed rs 10 - n quoted - &c; natural
white. - - h 55I757 &C and clipped white,
n 56d62r. RYE-Narket strong. No > Western ssd9Oc
b New York. BARLEY Nominal.
Wheat including flour, exports for the week
2.s17.o03 bushels
247ol7I bushels last week ard 23so242 bushels last
July !. 1907. wheat exports
bushels against IA. 575.s65 bushels
year CORN. exports bushels
against Do a3S bushels 16l 041
last since July ~ SO.
els against 80 611.2i2 bushels last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

49, e's 80 zCrCL~-- desires en-
r. 2g --co-Etilr. auditing. SIS
f1-,g =, 'l'eeizl ssrL-ations. best
= Faz.e-5c- -e -rsrE-z Actress c.
Ecx lss5 Kew yorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

...lrt- - - 1NsTTJ MENT. Manu-
- o., ,--s-less partner wanted. J.
e. West Efeba4en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

- ACTCEEEs> % Billiard and pool Ia
1.ga E-a6e bowling alley builders
- ioHg Ez-z P--e = Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
HELP WANTED
Male

Male
PEAI. ESTATE SALESMEN-
Wood. Harmon 4 Co require the ser ices
of,seyrral experienced 50 lesmen- DnlE mos
Of good character need apply. a. >
French sales manager. 30 Madison ~ x,
CT James Thompson, manager. y IVES =
10th st
GROCERY CLERK. Compete man %
take charge Of department. Address. WIKI
ra@arancc J. y X SIS Washington ST
GARDEN F-R-NarTled German man. on
80 IVaslez- place. Port hester, y J..
p 10 is good vegetable md flower gardener :
l-av rf.f1k and do general farm work plenty
RI ssSisrzrre- must be wiling 70 DO VIVA 80
e,-a~ IS REQUIRED and not afraid Or WORK.
Address. with references and wages want
o5 e. A Brock. Port Chester, \. J.
WANTED In New York city salesman
on commission basis who has 4 Know
e-s-e or rubber goods. IN packing and other
rubber spec aIries- address g NJ. Il IT'D
-ue Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
ACCOUNTANT. expert fdegree). opens;
.rrzes writes up aEdIfs books tangled
sor,ffe entry hooks balanced, executors and
r-rIs-aes accounts prepared. i. o. Box 10.
Madison square
ADVERTISER. business: experienced: re
sr.snsjble. well connected. VIII represent
ont town concerns IL any capaclty5 oAhk.
mercantile agencies references brown 20
Sullivan s..
FRIGHT. ambitious young man desires
,---.-l.tu with reliable uTm IS clerk OF
"a iesrl!.r Il Dauo.au. 81 Washing 'Sii
S. If0loEeI- n =
AMERICAN. Intelligent. wishes position 81
rrg-l- lu.y.le.ly. 81 bookkeeping, SALAD
o.. ,tl.1f- references bond. Will - zi-s
WHERE L. Is4 H-rIilnrr 81, bro"iLyh-
EtOoKKEEPER.-B young man hle
rears' experience, references furnished
g 3g1 lsth st. Brooklyn.
EgnkKrEPER ana AUDITOR. -E1pe-
rj.u,,-g. six years married best TeieI-
e.oe. for honesty. good ciidId, iSi. aN'''''
Il NJ Hobby. ~ West I'm 81
pooKKEEPER -Experlenced. qulck. &c
eurate reliable: aged Ieieiei'-07
Plsrre. 7sG Broadway. Bio0Nlyn-
rookkEFPER. Young man, ~ as as
siEtsut iookkeeper or entry -, -, p -
firnish best Of reference; salary $40 JbeE
man Il Graham ave. Brooklyn
sry IL, vishes position IN shipping
rom 10 write out receipts. eA4-l itH-
salsr-. So william stone. e3 sutton ST.
ETroEtyu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

t41I-sF-yv0FK. General. German woman
good plain cook. no upstairs work. he.E
with laundry city 'n- country cal t1E
floor. cecilia Dcui-,rk. 80 West "JtI -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

HOUSEW ORKER -German. neat and Eft
Gent: two years city reference, good
cook and baker city or country MatheV-
so- Bureau, So 6th ave, nth St Is-
37s-Bryaut-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

rI01-sEWORK. Neat. Trustworthy Prot
astant- Young woman. light hous-7 'rN
small family. short distance in country
Write -veenv $3.50 R~oadUay-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

I GENERAL HOTSEWORK--Cir girl
willing and quick 70 learn. moderate
/ wages. city or country. FlaherJy 8 BEr- dl
| AS Columbus ave Tel 7+l-Filver-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

/ GENERAL HOJ SEVORE- Hy y"1rS
Finnish girl lately landed. very neat ami
I willing. Jussiia Bureau, 6sC Lexington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

FIRST CLASS cooks. Iaun1resses- wait
rezses. pariormaids. cuaruberUa IDS ana
Iousemaids on hand, mostly SCandluavlan
and German help. references strictly in
yestigarpd Scandinavian Emp. Bureau.
AZ Lexington ave, between JJth and tJtn
SITS. Tel 4SsT-Plaza-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

/ GENERAL. HOCSEVORK. -'oio~ed girl
or waiting in private family. T.. Louis,
care Of Wharton. 5O2 West 1251h ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

COOK.-By Swedish woman: first class
cook: willing to- go 10 country best cry
references JussIa Bureau, $50 i-NlHs
ton ave. call Mouday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

I T{Dr-SEWOFK. with small family apart
7 WeHt house desired. persona re.
. -o1o~.4 Carrie g. Morris 14u West 4nt1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

b H0T-SFWGRk coioreL girl. fat 81"
West 4fst St. rear SarveUt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

I,AI-NDFESS class does shirts
collars nd cuffs and all fancy clothes
vow h-sr Of references. wages $50 20 50
71aherrv.s Bureau. 4S5 Columbus ave. Tel
T4f-EiVer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

pprGJgT- ambitious young man desires
,.-r.-l5u with reliable urn. IS clerk OF
ssiesrl.sr Il Donovan. 81 NasilhgiY Ton
~ EI0uoEeT- y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

LIGHT HOJ-SEWORk girl. will
ing 10 assist with sewing 30 West SD
St Room -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

AMERICAN Intelligent. wishes position Il
rrs-I- know. le.lxe ~ bookkeeping, SALAD
ID. object. references. bond. VIII - aAs
,.f.rg u IS4 H-rkiInrr 81, brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

r.ar-NDRESS BY Swedish woman first
class Iauudress. can do plain and rl7
work. CITY or country, best reference.
JussiIa Bureau. $50 lexington ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

F<,gkkEEpER BY young man NO
Eears' experience references iH'i4S''e1-
G quo Isth st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

LIGHT HOI-SEWO RK--Ynuns eirI Il. I'm
private family apply Al EossIaie ave,
WesrChester. Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
WORE WANTED.
Male

CRAFTSMAN. detailer and tracer; expert
enced in machinery and iron structures;
moderate salary. Address C. G., 120 1st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

IADY'S MAID.-Verv nice capable Swed-
ish girl. good saamstress- just out %
rasiriru. excellent ref .rercrs- wages So.
Osterberc's Bureau. T16 Lexington ave
Tel lu55-PlaZa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

I,ADY'S NAID.-French. VIII take party
abroad experienced traveller good pack
or. ten wears reference from last SIN
Mover Y u Miss FitzEeraII's Bureau.
sos 9TH ave. corner 4-d ST