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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06

LAT ID ID. WWhI7dfR5 AlND Y fAN1ILi
 had been troubled for some time with very stubborn of constipation. At the solicita- ton of my druggist, Nr. A B. Hirsch, I finally decided to give Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsn q trial. received much benefit from 1t and con- tinued the treatment until am entirely cured Elmer McMiilan, Speed Mo.
 Received your letter, also your sample and booklet. sometime ago thought I would give the medicine a good trial before saying much about It. I took sample and bought a large bottle and taking it. I have not been con- stlpated since and feeling fine. I have rec commended 1t to several others. Mother was here a few weeks ago and 1 gave her a dose and she said she would get bottle it is so mild and easy. She Is also bothered with consti. patton. I recommend it very hlghly.-Mrs. P. Marx, Peoria, Ill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06

and everything is coming our way, but when everything goes wrong with us, when undergoing misfortunes or hard ships when those near to us are sick and in distress, when poverty pinches, when the flour is getting low in the barrel and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06

hungry children look longingly into ones face, then it is not so easy to smile to give the cordial handsha1e, to be se rene, balanced and poised But this Is just the time that real character, that fins training, will stand one in good stead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06

when the capital is small and business poor, II is hard to be optimistic when notes and bills are coming due and there is no money to pay for goods which lie unsold on the shelves.
 It Is easy to smile when we are well
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06

is equally suited to all ages. You can obtain a bottle for 50 cents or $1 of any druggist, and with it you can cure constipation, liver trouble, indigestion and dyspepsia, sour stomach, heart burn, biliousness and other symptoms of stomach, liver and bowel trouble.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06

adays the breeds of large dogs are rarely seen in American cities The Newfound- land has quite gone out of fashion; which is perhaps fortunate for the dog. A Lon don authority declares. that, where these nobler specimens have been subjected to the processes of fancy breeding, the consequences are lamentable. The great prize winners, the champion St. Bernards and other types, after a period of culti- walton to meet the test of ever more gro- tesque systems of points, die before half their term of life is up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06

Miss De Style Cat music counter)-Have you the Rat Charmer of HamelinY
 Unclassic Saleslady-Youll find her in the wig department, madam.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06
They Were Cured by Dr.
 Syrup Pepsin.

We have been Keeping house TOT HVe yeafa hhu are never without Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepbin. We find nothing to equal 1t for stomach troubles and my children like it as well as candy. One night recently my wife giving dose to our baby, and Nelda, little girl cried Tor some, too. Her mamma told her she didn't need It. and then she said, Cant lick the epoon7" It is so pleasant to take and the effects are so good that would not be without Dr. Cald~ wells Syrup Pepsin.-Lafe D. Weathers, Mgr. Enterprise Hotel, Indianapolis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06
Medical Advice.

If there is anything about your ailment that you don't undergtnnd, if you want any medi- cal advice, write to the Doctor, and he will anavver you fully. There is charge for this service. The address ts pr. W. B. Caldwell, 501 Building, Monticello, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May 14-CATTLE-Receipts testimatedl'
about 900 head market steady 100 l5c lower steers
IS 81 3o IS as SIS 20; heifers 50 90 SO 20
bulls 81 49g 50 calves 81 Seg Ssstfn9atsd
about 10000 head; market 1oc lower: ehoice heavy
shipping S. butchers s. - 50 o21a choice
light So ~ IS light mixed. 50 4o4 So 49, packing
s5G 45; pigs 81 Bass ID: bulk Of sales. So 4o9
SIS sHEEP-Recepts estimated s a619st , ii;SSo
head market steady TO 1oc lower: sheep. soasoi iaD
Cincinnati. May 14.--HoGS 5G1oc lower ou,chers
shippers. SIS 53d 81 so; common - 2Ssg 90 20
CATTLE duh 1Oc lower; faIr To sqoa sllLpesS'
So 25 a So IS; common, 81 75@ 10 SHEEP STEADY
East Rufralo, May 14---CATTLE-6iood demand ana
strong prime steers. Sc 75a 81 25. EEALS-Feceipts
200 head; market active and steady HOGS-Rece1pts
4aO head market slow and 10q15o lover heaEy aug
81 81 So 81 90 stays 81 80 So noo
s. so s. IS SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5000
head sheep lambs slow and LOG lower lamps
S5dS7. - e,- ,.... steady.
choice s7Gs7 %: prime So 70aS6 90 sHEEP-Supply
light steady: prime wethers IS 509S5 10 cls and com
mon 81 5Oss So lambs s49S7 10: veal calves soSe 90
HOGS-Receips fair. lower prime heavies Iels ana
heavy Workers IS IS Light Workers. So Soa$o co. pigs
Kansas City. May l4-CATTLE-Receipts. $500
head Including 700 Southerns market weak 70 shade
lower: choice export and dressed beef steers SO 2Qg
81: good, IS p Sc 90; Wsstern steers SSg
SO 10; stockers and feeders 81 259 s. ~ southern
cows s3ds5 So; native heifers s. 6o9 IS 90; bulls
- 500 head market ~ lower top. So so; bulk of
saies S. S. heavy, IS 312 a So b0 packers and
asa So SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head market 100
2oc lower lambs. Sc 259 81 20 and year!ings-
roo 81 so: Texas yearings, SIS 25f S. Texas sheep
81 20 a s. 30: stockers and feeders. So 8oas5 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyEs-Receipts were lie cars or eoI5 head in,
cuding 13 direct to local siaugherers and
the balance for fridays martet No trading TO-DAY feel
ing steady Dressed slow 10 and II cents
10 for native sides No later cable advices from Lver
pool London To day the Baltic 10 Liverpool Carried
$500 quarters of beef; shipments Tomorrow ,
CALyES-Receipts rs head all consigned d.
butchers No trading live weight: feeling
steady Dressed in fair demand City dressed
veals selling 10; country dressed at
o
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 81 cars, or
including 1919 for saughterers and "a
market. making a carried yester-
ia sale. all jersey City sheep were almost
few offered sold at steady prices laInos
standstll and practically ali OF the oteTlns
carried The feeling was lower LOT poth
clipped wooded stock spring lambs in very LITTLE dc f.
choice clipped sheep s. and So 100 NJ clipped
vearlinrs at lambs Dressed mutton doil
and lower at a15 1212 10 dressed spring
lambs 81 carcass country dressed do at
s. and so. -, 80. 80
sales: Shippers Commission Co.'S olipped state fed
Western sheep l07 n az 80 per ioo ID CO.
so ~ at 81; clipped yearlings. 80 NJ at So -.
HOGS-Recefpts were Is ESQ head. 1noiuo-
ing half car the market Feeling STEADY frime
state and PENNSYLVANIA hogs, Sc 20 IS 10 -,
Sales date yestsrdaylS Judd 94S st az hoss
s sanders15 state hogs III H. at S8 % q. sso.. g
roughs $40 H. at SIS 05; boar. $50 n. at 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

METALs-TIN-The London tin market rallied after
and 1S5 IS for futures The local market was
CoPPE2 vas higher in the London market spot closing
at SIS ana futures at t2s los 9cslly the market
at L 5oq y 623sc and casting at II % l2S1 G
b! Hnea2Fsd ~; 22 win 80 the n market 6e
don. The local market dull and UNCHANGED at
455 a 4 e5c TRoN-In the London iron market C1eye-
being nominal. Locally the market for iron shows a
5 s a be % @ G5 the
ST. So Ps Pig iron on the Prodnce E3canes
a trihe higher. No sales recorded
Ray 81 f s iane 81 So 10 JUG IS
Der November and December. s14 % asi5 10,
1IoLAssEs AND sYRrPs-The market for syrups
ings iig6t all around Quotations foll9g orleans
26 PRIME Rev NC orleans open et3ie IS
4s sS @ P1ie q @ a an i:s f s log 0' e001
9s on nt auet a tGdag With IBIS p59es
&c 100 july AL 948ssc and 800 October 42c Lin
5 oil s ss the 2Gss Suofsa We a6e fs
-EUM-Standard white tbls s7Sc, bulk &c; Phadelphia
ssPhia e" Fs5as' ts s S oT BIS
New York IL SOC: Philadelphia. 1850 COTToNsEED
4 %ax zs@ts crude june s 44c July AG
gust "A. case; September ~ 945o and October 4l
z prime white D5m sss winter a1f% rs sSloE ~
lard OIL esa7oc
PRovIsIoNs-At first weaker on account of lower
market rallied and closed fairy steady Total Western
IL 600 at Kansas City and $500 at Omaha PORK
Steady Quoted: Mess. s14 300 SIS so: family, S179
sI7 30: short clear, S17. BEEF-Steady Quoted:
Mess sI3 5O@S14; family, SO 5oasl7 packet sl4 so
quiet Quoted at s26g $2s- DRESSED HoGs-Easy
Racons 71zc: $50 n. ISsc $50 ID, 13sc; 40
h, SIC: pigs. Sts gs7sc CUT MEATS-PiclHled bel,
lies steady Quoted Smoking, ga 100 10 NJ 93zc
m &c; Il 10 Picked hams quiet: quoted at 1Oc.
TALLoW-steady. City. 5hc: country 5a51%c LARD
-Easv Quoted: Middle Western, $50 q S.40c. City
lard easy; quoted Sc. Refined lard barely steady
9.6oc Continent, 5000: Brazil.
Kegs. Compound steady; quoted at ~ a &c
STEARINE-Quiet Quoted oleo 1O3a q lie; city
RICE-The local rice market ruled steady to firm.
from markets reporting firm
conditions good distribution Quotations follow:
63s.c: ordinary Al Case fair, "a "a
&C. good Ordinary 5ls sac prime, 5lE 90 choice,
sG61zc: foreign. 07s q 65sc; Rangoon and Bas-
sci 4A'm
sUGAR-The refined sugar market was about
but although business was slow
Jobbers seem to have idea that the market Will
in favor. owing to the apparently soft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nav 14-Wheat prices the local
exchange advanced more than &c to-day; owing
10 active demand from shorts. At the close the
July delivery showed net gain OF sc TO q c.
Corn up sc Oats were 1zc hlgher, ana
provisions 21ac TO 71zc TO 10c lower.
The advance in wheat occurred during the last
half of the session, and was based largely on an
estimate Of the amount of wheat to be shipped
from Argentina this week. The amount was
The market weak early in the day on free
selling by longs and commission houses inspired
10 a large extent by the favorable weather condt-
tions for growing wheat in the United States and
Canada A sharp bulge in corn helped to
strengthen the wheat market The close was
strong July opened IS c higher at soc to 90is G,
declined to $3.50 TO SSsac. and then advanced to
e05sc The close at 90&sc to 901ac- Clear
ances Of wheat and flour were equal to 122 600
bushels. Primary receipts were $4,000 bushels,
conpared with 681 200 bushels the corresponding
day year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 221 against 144 cars last
week and Az cars year ago
Trade in was active; the market was
strong all day. Shorts were active bidders for
the July option. and the price of that delivery
was at one time up than 1c from the low
point Of the day. An advance or from lc TO &c
in the cash grain influential factor. The
chief strengthening influence was the continued
wet weather the greater part of the corn
belt The market closed strong. July opened
1ac to 1zc higher, at 64&4c to 651sc. advanced to
60 &c to SEC, and closed st $3.50 Local receipts
were "a cars with IA of contract grade.
Oats firm in sympathy with wheat and
corn. but the volume of trade was small The
bulk of business was in the September delivery
July opened = c higher. at 47Ac, sold at 47]so
and then advanced to 471ac, where it closed
Local receipts 1872
Provisions easy because OF selling in
spired by continued liberal receipts Of live hogs
at the principal Western packing centres. The
strength Of corn, however, tended to check sell
ers. AT the close July pork off 71ac to 10c,
at $13 40 Lard &c lower, at IS 37l2. Ribs
were 212c lower, at 81 25-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, II
cars; corn, ia cars; oats. 122 cars; hogs, $4,000
head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

continue to hold on anticipation lower prices
as and rn ns ss sia 91s
ISSims are prices quoted on the New York Produce
stTsights $. winter patents s. SOC s. 50:
:. 10; extra No winter. So 5oGss SO RYE FLOUR
Fair C sssS & o 81 So eeS aosed to
K k d sbS y s. s nH &C. s. 20 9e
sFn nIp eitg firm quoted Western spring SIS;
o So 6 2us IS ac ssa 6Gf
Clinical s2i ss g. 90 90 bulk 20 sacks
GRAIS Nv, downward tendency in the
continent among checked by
srOoInhas estimate Of 100000 bushels
the previous week Reports of crop damage in Ru-
prices Sew York fn we're a Ua the a tie
sst bsI, be Iepresenting strong upurn in the
IN The day replaced While ramors involving
only about 80 LOADS were eonfTmed up close
reported from Minneapolis Along crop lines the
cause Of the fact that aTe p again 6
coned the 9t Damage ls s eqn s of Mbc
nave neen coming in for some time past from the
mission houses There was considerable rain in the
which quarter buyine orders We're e recered ssI i'm
me me dsE Some bad reports also came in from TEXAS
rehecting bullish crop report from Russia be sides
quoted estimating that only 900 bushels Te
carry over to July /. compared 900
9s carried over year Northwestern receipts
cline of Sc per bushel which followed a stronger
opening in this local market principally TO
anything particularly bearish in the 1t left
the market in an oversold condition. which
easy for bulls to advance the price in the afternoon
The late curb &c higher than the
No red wheat in the local market quoted {
elevator and 81 o. { h anoat: 1 Northern Duluth
81 1914, and No . hard winter. 81 1885, h
CoRN-As response tn further rains in the big
states. corn was strong and higher dav.
showing en- advance of sc on May and little
lie on later positions. of which
the close under profit taking in
York were lie lower May. * 9iIsc higher on
other positions At Chicago the arrivals
as expected and at ali interior points aggregated
2soo 600 bushels. compared with 42T Gno bushels last
year About three loads were taken for export. No
corn here quoted =5c in elevator { b
afoat- oATS-The wet weather started good com
mission house selling I'm oats which the
pretty firm all day. w
amount for sale Cash steady
chs 1eed, closing follows to 81 h
natural white. rs TO ~ II. 57la soc. clipped
white 81 to 40 III. $50 n 6tc RYE-Market firm:
No Western. Ole New York. BARLEY-Mar-
ket nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York MAY IL 1p0s.
toFFEE-There was a moderately active business in
fh~ coffee market today but seemed
be taking profits and there appeared aggres-
prices ruled showing
net loss OF $40 points Rather interesting. II
sgnncanf feature the fact that closing bids
TIE same on all months Sales Of about
$500 bags. including exchanges The market opened
STEADY 81 unchanged prices decline and
ruled Quiet during the early looked
though some of the big people selling
quiet and this seemed general Offer
inss which Were absorbed the setback noted the
'.ose There was not much news. Owing 10 holidays
nH cables received the primary markets
usual figures giving
siso lacking Neither of the European reported
thUeutisl changes. Hamburg being unchanged pig
lower and EaNre unchanged TO = franc higher the
hour q the local opening. There be i'm
preston that large trade interests practically
The market for The time heng through their control Of
such available supplies government
holdings snd this fact for
he absence Of any general speculation. This
any seneral effort 10 discount the future in
with tho strong spot situation probably
failure OF the later nlcls carrying
hut also erEEes healthy technical position Spot coffee
RIO No q
-sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

C0TToN-TheTe sensational fluctuations
IN the cotton market
rreut sns activity During the early prices
new high records for the bull sell
.7E 1000, 81 points higher points
ne low record while October
20 points higher and 1o9 points above the
level At these figures offerings for long became
N- heay and the market in the afternoon ruled very
weak end unsettled that Wall bulls
liQuidatso cables from prominent English
thorIties expressing unfavorshle
and The prospect COT better to
3 $50, points below declined
$3.50, = points CT from the best Tie
weak AT tle lowest pcrt and so points lower
the 6sy estimated $4,000
the lscal close New Orleans advanced 10 points The
local market opened firm at advance OF - points
ana before the advance checked sold 70 81 points
higher sensatio1ally firm cables. big English
spot reports Of heavy rains and tornsooeS in parts
Western and belt covering Of shorts and
talk Of a July corner Wall Street bulls were heavy
she late trading cables
We'll English authorities
had covered that spinners and
stcrs long and that they doubted the wisdom Of
The weather outlook moreover.
conditions the belt. but the
influence probably the idea that bull
Ecuidated their long contracts Southern
s-ot officially reported 1s1 sc higher.
spot people report rather claim. thar Il is still
Impossible SUPPLIES here from the South
81 contract prices IN the local market TO
CAV q follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

state of the market. following are list
prices subject rebate OF points and discount
OF per cent for cash seven days Crystal domnos.
soc; mould A, 5s5c; cubes, Eagle 5-lb bags pow
dered and Eagle coEfectioners' 5.75c:
XXXX powdered. 5.e5c; powdered. coarse powdered
and fruit powdered and Eagle and extra fine
graduated. 5.6oc: Eagle lib cartons of granu-
lated, 57oc lib bags DO 5soc 8l4lb bags do. 5,75c;
BIB bags do, 5.T0c; 10-1b bags do 565c; so
lb Bags do 5b5c: Eagle fine or standard sranulated
and diamond A: 5-ooc CONF ctioners A, $500: No l.
5.30c; Nos and 5, 5.25c: =. 5.15c;
6, 5.1oc: No a. 5o5o: No 8. SC: No 9, 4.o5c: No 10
u 10 and le 46?c About 10000 bags sugar were
offered the basis of Sc and freight and
4s6c duty paid basis. May and June shipment, but
refners were not interested. Hence the market Is
nominal. although not quotably lower the moment
IT is believed that the present obtain
able Current duty paid rates follows Gem
trifugal 90 test 4S6c mussovado. 50 test 3s6c and
sugar market I'D lower with May quoted at
lis hAd. and June lis Sd London oabled the
worlds visible supply Of sugar .. $50 600 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

The local market for spot cotton quiet and IN
changed 81 II soc mddling upland and II 55c for
ntd6linE Sales, lilo bales Southern spot mar
1eleEraphed follows: Mobile firm and x c
higher 1ossc- Savannah steady and &c higher al
1ebsr- sales. 100 bales Wilmington steady ana q o
higher 1ossc- Norfolk firm ana a higher at lie
sales ia bales ST Louis firm aid &c higher al
lO7c: sales. So hales. Baltimore nominal ana =
higher al 1l1sc Augusta steady and i C higher at
lie. sales 80 bales Little Rock steady and 5-1oc
higher al 1G2c. Galveston quiet and unchangeo at
bales New Orleans firm and &c
higher at lie: sales bales Houston steady and
unchanged at lO2 c: bales Memphis strong
y higher lie sales. 1000 bales Estimated
leading points for Friday At Houston Soo
LOCO bales against 200 last week and lo3o last
YEA Galveston 800 1000 against 100 last week
1915 last year. and at New Orleans l.6OO 70
2.SeG Coz last week and 11S7 last year
Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
rising Sales 900 bales speculation ana
export, 900. American. 1900. receipts. 36ioooi
American 70 coo Midling upland. 6.0aS Futures
closed unsettled. net advance Of 1H1e q IS1s
points. May. 800: May-June, 5a9tzd; June-JuIy'
SOD; July-August. 555d; August-Septenoer 5SSd;
Sptember-Dctober. sid OCrober-NoveInber, 5Usd'
ber BOD: December January, SOS.
Cs0l2d Febraar1March 5vl; March
!. I'd. Manchester- Yarns ana cioths-Ihe
higher H-iCes asked checks business
MFAfl-FlouT steady
chsnged to-day dull however as buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

a. =. Ell IsEMENTs ana. subscriptions for
oens Tribune received at their Uptown
IN, sha S7th sta, until = O'clock d ma. I'D
49, euieIes received at the following
e - onloes al regular office rates until
90, sss'eh D. m, viz: 23s sih ave, s. e
Us. -. q. % eth ave. cor. 18th 81. 81
- i+th st. 2sT West s2e st between
ua sih aves 363 West la5th It 1898
"a g. bel~een 76th and 18TH SITS: 1875
son. f-ar Slst 81. 1905 Isl ave nea-
ep4 g. - East i-.sth 81 7s.6 fremont
ui'' 1slee=sph ones. '''S A'''si'' "a" A'iA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
bREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DkEssEAKER French. oisengaged in
-, would like few engagements or
a. 49, a. home. excellent litter. competent
- branches. lingerie, blpuses. nrst class
LII interview with customers. small
s,Is.lensation- Address Up-tO-Date, 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
URNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
hTCTInN SALES

~ VIRTUE q e foreclosure on chsttel
tnor-Sege, made by Peter Biz re 70 How
sc Z enid. dated July i. 1897. I viii sell
',-csy g. $50 e m At Nc 80 Manhattan
s'Feei, Borough % Manhattan, e front bar.
- apparatus and other chatteis ana
,, -, IN above premises. BY order OF
mortgage. ]. Bernstein. Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

WHAT OUR ARTISTS ENDURE.
u flatter myself that it's one of my most deli
cious studies, and will take the Acaden.' by
storm if l can find a really catching title
Vulgar Friend-Wel how about ''Eczen1a" p
London Opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

VIRTUE % IN execution. J. bernstein,
-ssIcugneer. VII sell to-day 81 10 a n !.
a. 20 Madison ct. Manhattan, lot a. isoies
- By order OF Alfred Freeman. Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

NURSE. and companion. by younS girl -.
with children. good references willing.
cbIfriux well educated. refined only. Ger
man. Call Worst. 1407 Greene avs. Brook
I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

Sr Refined young Protestant girl 10
take care OF baby. has good expsrtsncsT
would 60 IN the country; good references
100 East saith 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

GROOM.-Gcod man around horses and
harness. Dawkfns. care Cross, $50 ST.
Ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
BOARD AND ROOMS.

10TH ST 81 VEST.-Rack paTlor. also
seoau6 Gop- front. other rooms. parIor
dining roam wholesome surroundings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

VISITING useful or lsdy-s maid: capsols
vcuns woman Will take charge % ladT's
wardrobe or do chambsrwork. good shop
Pc. packer. etc B. Miss Fttzgsrald's
Bureau sos 5th ave. corner 42d ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

| GARDENER--By young German: single;
fine Vegsta BILE grower: dollhouse, glass
| frames. fruits. flowers and general work:
| good reference. Carpenters Bureau, 154
| 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

NAID.-Psrisian; thoroughly oompetsnts
with Christian, good dressrnaSer. hair
dresser packer. accustomed TO travel.
wages $40. city references ParIsian. 229
West S4th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

INFANTS NCRSE.-Competent reliabIs
trustworthy: capable taking fun charge
good reference s63 6th ave. top bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

JAPANESE. experienced cook. small pri-
vate family or entire charge for bache-
lor; anywhere George 116 Sands St.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

KITCHENMAID.-A lady wishes 70 place
TO- summer q competent kitchenmaid: a
Finnish woman. speaking some English
Can be seen at present place. 81 West 18th
ST Thursday and Friday between 10
and II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

WAITRESS -Vsry neat. capable young
woman; understands serving wines sal
aSs. can take buffers place good refer
ences, city or country B. H Mrs. COL
Hers Agency. I22 West ed 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

WAITRESS --CHAMBERMAID.- very
reat tidy young women; understands
salads and the care % silver and glass.
good references. wages so to S22. fla
herty'S Bureau, ass Columbus ave. Tel
T4I-FSfVer-