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The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
HEINZE' ALLEGED
EXT0RTI0NER A
WAR VETERAN
EDWIN c. BRENNAN. ARRESTED
ON RECEIVING $4,000 IN NOTES
FROM COPPER KING, HAS GOOD
RECORD.

INDIANAPOLIS. May S.-Edwin q.
Brennan. who is charged with attmpt
ing 70 extort $4,000 from f. Augustus
Heinze. in New York, is son OF Dr.
Edward j. Brennan, prominent ply
sician OF indianapolis
/ Several years ago Young Brennan
practiced law here and later went to
San Francisco. For time he was in
the Philippines and later went to
Butte. Mont He was a member OF the
Twenty-seventh Indiana battery IN the
! Spanish-American war and was well
known in Indianapolis.
Brennan was arrested and placed
In the Tombs. late yesterday after
noon.
A detective was concealed in
Heinze's Office at "a Broadway, when
Heinze gave Brennan three notes for
the sum OF $4,000 in the aggregate.
When arrested, Brennan said his
claim was legitimate.
Heinze told the police the following
story or the affair:
Cashier Clements, OF the Aetna
Bank * Trust Co, or Butte, Mont,
in which | was interested, was ar
rested on the charge OF falsifying
the accounts 10 the state superin
tendent. The only witness who could
be used against him was girl stem
ographer whom he married. The laws
make IL impossible for a wife 10 tes-
tify against her husband. Brennan was
counsel for Clement
After that case was closed" con-
tinued Heinze, Brennan wrote TO me.
saying that he knew OF some alleged
violation OF the law by me in con-
nection with the bank and that unless
| produced $4,000 Clements and his
wife would testify against me. There
were many letters exchanged on the
subject and Brennan came here 10
demand the money. / informed the
police and had an officer in my Office
when he called"
II have no fear whatever OF the out
come of the case" Brennan said My
claim against Heinze is entirely legiti.
mate and | will prove IT,"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
FORESTS OF IRELAND
ARE TO BE GROWN AGAIN

DUBLIN. May s.--The reforestration
OF IRELAND on a vast scale is the latest
official project 4 commission was
recently appointed which has recon-
mended that the area OF Ireland under
forest should be raised fiiom 300,0
acres the present figures. to LOCO, 600
sores. 1
The commission declares that an
Irish wood-making industries will be
extingulshed within IL years IL re.
forestatlon is not begun. In proper
ton 10 area. ireland has the least
forest OF any European country. and
the lack OF shelter Is one of the great
eursrs OF irish agriculture. I LD
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
RED NOSES
y Simple Treatment That Effects .
Cure In Short Time.

A red nose causes unfavorable com
ment. Women suffer as much as men
from this annoying skin trouble. but
close attention to few simple rules
viii soon restore the nose to its nat
Iural color. Tight clothing aud Ill
ftting shoes mpstlb be st once discard-
ed. So much for the external causes.
The blood and stomach are the next
things to look after. as poor surface
Ejaculation and faulty digestion are
Responsible for most red noses.
Avoid rich food and take Beecham' 8
Pifs after meals and on retiring and
the nose will soon lose it's red and
aiAsry look. This is because Beech
ANS pills strengthen the stomach.
Harry on all impurities and quickly
Improve the circulation OF the blood
These pills cure red noses by remov'
.inx The coaditions that are responsible
for these unsightly facial blemishes.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

job Printing done right. Time. Pr,,,.
i"9 Co. 10 John R.-st Phone It9S.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

small village, and established the
"Women's Commonwealth"
All OF its members were self.sup-
porting. Some were widows. some
spinsters, some separated from their
husbands TO follow the teachings OF
the new creed. Among the latter was
Mrs. Pratt. mother OF Adah
Adah was born in the Common
wealth" three months after her moth.
er joined The cult She WAS raised
IN the belief that. all men were vile
In the Commonwealth" were eight
other children. An were taught that
II was sinful TO know man.
Ten years ago the Common.
wealth" moved here. taking up farm
OF 172 acres in Montgomery county.
Maryland. and a large house In this
city. The latter has been conducted
as a boarding house. The bodfders
we're never permitted TO know the
peculiar beliefs OF their la8dladies.
Five OF the girls eloped from time
10 time Each elopement was the
signal for a solemn conference OF the
women and stern lectures for the
young women remaining
| Adah was one VI four mattresses In
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
PATROLMAN DENIES
GILDEA WOMAN'S STORY

Patrolman George Fowler. Of the
Scotten-ave. station. who assisted in
the arrest Of Catherine Gildea, de-
clares that the arrest Of the, woman
was warranted by her conduct In the
neighborhood. and that she has al.
ways given the officers trouble when.
ever she has been arrested.
~ have a wife and daughter. and
| always pity any poor woman whom
1, Is my duty 20 arrest says Fowler.
who has been on the force only a lit.
tie over two years.
The officer says the Gildea woman
Is stretching the truth in her charges
OF undue force against her. and that
he will be able to prove this when the
case IS heard next Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

-~-~-~~~~~~~~S~S~~~S~~S S~~S~S~~S~SS~~~~%
the boarding house They were wait
resses such as one sees but once ia q
lifetime. They attended 10 their
work, were watchful, efficient and al
ways attentive. They never spoke
save in monosylables. The Oldest
boarder did not know their names.
There were no fiirtations.,
But one day Adah went downtown
with a friend The friend introduced
her TO b. Franklin Hoover. hotel
clerk. He was the first man she had
ever spoken TO more than 10 answer
yes or no. The girls modesty. her re-
serve and shyness impressed Hoover
They met often afterward. always
with the friend accompanying her.
One day Adah appeared at the hotel
In Philadelphia where Hoover was
employed. Il was crazy TO see him"
she explains. so | decided TO give
him a surprise party. ! had thought
the other girls who slipped away TO
get married were bad | had regard
ed them as sinners. But somehow I
couldn't bring myself to believe Frank
lin was all that | had been taught"
Franklin asked her 10 marry him,
and she did right then and there
AT the Commonwealth" they Will
not talk OF Adams desertion. She
has done what we think is wrong. p"
Mrs. McWhirter says. and unless she
gives up her sin we could not take her
lack"
Mrs. Pratt is at the farm al Silver
Springs. "Adah is lost" is her only
comment.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

There Is only one way to find ease
In YOUR work. and that is to put heart
into H.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
CHARGES LYLE AND GAGE
WITH ENLIGHTENMENT

DOWAGIAC. Mich. May S.-New
warrants against Bankers Frank Lyle
and Ira Gage. comprising 33 counts,
have been sworn out by Levi and
Oliver Lyle. OF Decatur. Mich. uncles
OF Frank Lyle. These charges are
the strongest yet made against the
two men.
In the warrants Lyle and Gage are
mtly charged with "unlawfully. de-
ceitfully and fraudulently combining
confederating and conspiring TO take
a, lropriate and embezzle the monies
OF the bank partnership"
The alleged acts are declared IN
lave taken place between April 12.
1906. and tn time when the bank
Closd its doors
The sums which are said to have
been embezzled range from $50 TO
$4,000. Previous TO the failure OF the
bank, Levi and oliver Lyle state they
were Jointly worth $50 900. but now
have left but $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
WHIRLED THROUGH THE
DAM IN HER BOAT

sELINsGROVE. Pa. May S.--While
William Duncan and his wife We're
fishing from a boat In the Susquehan-
ma river above the Shamokin dam the
skin drifted into swift current, lead
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Reanhinn the Mnslc.

Il suppose. Pat, since yopr late en-
ployer was a millionaire he had a
grand funeral"
Faith. an he did not He had only
wan hearse like the rist OF us -
Brooklyn Life.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
KING OF PORTUGAL
ILLUSTRATES PLOT
KEEN EYE OF YOUNG RULER DIS.
COVERS SENTINEL WHO WAS
CoNSPiRATOR.

LISBON. May s.-King Manueps
knowledge OF military regulations has
led to the discovery OF a dangerous
fellow in the ranks Sf his own palace
guards and may have frustrated an
other plot against the lives OF the
royal family
As the young king was taking his
usual stroll through the big corridors
OF the royal residence which, since
the recent assassinations, is guarded
by a hundred picked men patrolling
the staircases and halls. be noticed
that one OF the military sentinels went
through the routine OF the military sa-
lutte In rather awkward manner.
When Manuel gave him a second look.
the fellow seemed 10 get embarrassed.
The king had enough presence OF
mind not TO betray his suspicious, but
repaired at once TO the chief OF his
household staff, Gen. Lopez. Lopez
was ordered 10 place the man under
surveillance until relieved and then
make thorough investigation.
Investigation showed that the SEN
tinel is member or the Society OF
the Black Cross, 10 which belonged
Daposta and Buica, the men who par
ticipated in the murder OF King Carlos
and his eldest son.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

ing through a large break in the breast
OF the dam in the middle OF the river.
The boat. containing Mrs. Duncan.
was suddenly turned around by the
current. dragging Mr.. Duncan along
and at intervals totally submerging
him as the craft shot through the aper-
ture Ia the dam In the surging water.
Several hundred yards below the
dam the boat struck rock in shallow
water when Mr.. Duncan. still clinging
TO the chain. helped his wife into the
wafer and both waded to the Snyder
county shore not much the worse for
their thrilling experience.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Quite Agreeable.

Blinks-That woman who is con-
Quoting the spiritualtstic seances IL
neither so old nor SO fat as l had
imagined.
Winks-No. She's Just a happy me-
dium.-Portland Oregonian.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

WAITR ESS- S-PARLORMAID.- class
Swedish girl; can take buffers place: ex-
cellent references; wages SIS. Osterberg' 5
Bureau. Il6 Lexington ave Tel. 1856
Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
FORECLOSURES SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Henry ". J. Bucknall and anot1sl'
as Trustees. PlaintiffS. c.yainst Minnie R-9'-
dan ct al Defendants. In pursuance o.
Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale dLi
made and entered n the above-entitieo -
tfon- and bearing date the 1st day Of -
tember. 1908. I. the undersigned ~, -
Referee IN said judgment named VII 81
at public auction. at the ENcnanSe Sd-Sss.
room. Nos. Il and Is Vess@ street n ~
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New 1otA
on the 3Oth Gay OF September, l!#lS. at =
o'clock nosn on that day. b. Iosspn 8
Day. the AuctiOneer. the premises Cree di.s
by said judgment to be sold. anu tnsssi'
described as follows
land. with the buildings thereon s.s ereessIs.
situate. lying and being IN the Sevsl-5I
Ward OF the City OF New YORK, Doln17-
and described as follows.
Beginning at a point formed cy the inle-
section OF the Southerly side OF Cns--.
street with the westerly side OF Gols7sfns11, ~,
street. running thence soUthsrlv alons - -
eight C6S) feet, more or less, thence .s
eriy parallel or nearly SO with the so~--1,,
erly side OF Cherry street. seventy one -.
feet two (2l inches more or less tle.s. -.
noEtherly parallel or nearly 50 WIKI ~
westerly side OF GOuvsrneur street. slx.s
five (65l feet. more or less, 70 the soltn'e...
side OF Cherry street. thence sasterly. al.-s
said southerly side of Cherry street. $50
nine (6al feet six 90 inches more OF iess. -
the point or place 4 beginning said pl -,
ises being known as Nos. $50 81 and SaS
Cherry street and No. II Gouverneur s-'@s-
Dated New York September T. lSc
FRANCIS y. McCOLLI'M Referee
FREDERICK TREVOR HILL AttoIasv
for Plaintiffs. No. 90 Wall street. b'-
ouzh OF Manhattan. New York CIV.
The following is a diagram OF re P4.s -.
erty 20 be sold. its street uuInoeIs -
s6o. 3T1 and S7S cherry street and No -
Gouvernsur street.
$50. ST1 and 37s Cherry slrssS, slrs.,
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
STORAGE NOTICES.
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
Office. 500 West gath ST.


HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
Office. 500 West gath st.
Rachel Anderson. Frank Armstrong,
Kate Atwood. Marie Band. Elizabeth
Uldrich ]. Blaw. Thomas BoIson, Geo
BTacher. Margaret Breen. jeremiah z.
Brown. VIM. L. Buckingham. Mary Buell..
J. Burns. Mary CahiH. Kate Carrig. Minnie
or L. E Warren. Frank Cuyler- May d.
Almaine. Mary DANGER. Daniel Dolan.
ThoS; D9Tnsy & or Mrs & Geo; Allen; Iaa, Annie ne
Martin Dolphin. John r. Dupin, Florence
l. Edney. Julia Fife. Robt- NJ Engel. B.
FACET, Caroline Flannery, Ella " Flint.
Louise A Fuller. Belle F'urlong. Edith
Gill. John II. Gindrat. Philip Goldman.
Mabel Green. Gilbert GergOry. Eliza L.
Harvey. Mrs David Henderson, Della
Herner. Jessie Hickey. James NJ HiIIery
Chas :. Hosier or May Y. Schwarz or 81.
Iachman. Geo l. Howard. Emile Jarriage.
Emery Jones. Harry Keane. a J. Keck.
keenan,. Annie Herman. Blanche Kendall,
Robt. G.. Lane, Louise L.aumende. VIM.
Lee. Sabine Logan. Rhe Lorraine. Joseph
McFigueire. Mary McGovern. John ".
Jas. Monroe Theresa V Moon. Ellen Mul-
hail. Mrs. Anna Neal. Mrs. s Nugent or
Thomas Nugent. Rosie Purse. James r
Raftis. James Fl. Reed. Esther Reilly.
Julia Rice. Mabel Rouse. Edw Rumble.
Minnie Schobel. H. A. Sellner. Ida Singer
land, Catherine storey. Thos. ]. Thomp-
son. Joseph B- IucKers iOld W arlnR.
Gustave Wasserlin. estate OF Armedia
Waterbury Mrs. Dexter. Geo. Watson.
Jennie Weber. Elah West. CeciIe WhaIen.
Blanche White. Geo ". White or Ludwig
Baumann. VIM H. White. James Witty.
Samuel A. Williams or ~ Hirsh. Robert
Wilson. ]. NJ Withoski. VIII 3. Wood
Freda Zaun. Emily DOdd. Robert Lane
Joseph King. Bessie Hardness, Lillian
Moffett. Mrs Chas Ross or F. c. Patton:
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that. the time for the payment OF this
Companys lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. wo Will
cause such property. to wit, household
goods. personal effects and merchandise.
stored by YOU or in your name in the
Haeger Storage Warehouse Co. warehouses
to be sold at public auction. according to
the statute in such case made and pro-
vided. at our warehouses. No. 300 West
Bath st. New York City. on Monday. Oc-
tOber 10. 1908. 1870 a. m. and II the
sale thereof is not completed on said date
the same will be continued at the same
place on each and every Monday there
after. beginning at 10:3o a. m. until tse
sale IS completed.
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
ANNIE g HAEGER. Manager
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

COJPLE.-Man and wife. capable Of
managing hotel club or private family;
wife as housekeeper or cook: man as stew
ard: unders and marketing catering; ex-
cellent references. H.. Miss FitzGerald' s
Bureau. SOB 9Th ave. corner 42d st
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
CoNTRACT 80. 61.

ro- ths imnroTement Of the Erie canal
from the west end of Contract No; % %
the west line Of Monroe county 1I,y;,s III
20 miles Sheets to 43, inclusive
Plane NAV be seen and detailed specihca-
tions engineers estimate OF quanUtles pIG
posai blanks. form of contract ans oonos
reoTIired and other information for proposers
may be had at the Office OF the SuperIn-
tendent of Public Works at Albany. y u.
At the office Of the Assistant superintendent ht
Of Public Works for the Middle DIVISION AT
syracuse -. Y: at the office OF the .asslSt-
ant Superintendent OF Public WORKS Ior lhs
Western Division at Rochester, y 4. anu
AZ the canal office Spauiding's Exchange
Fuffalo N Y. Copies Of detailed plans OF
drawings may be obtained from the Seale
Fnpineer and Surveyor at Albany, y l.
upon payment 10 him Of the cost OF pro
ducing them. ,.
Monthly estimates will be paid OF ninety
per centum 80 per cent? Of the Work cone
at the contract price. Every proposal tor
said work must be accompanied by money
deposit in the form OF draft or certlned Il.
in the city of Albany or New YORK, lssCS1
bv a national or State bank in good credie
the Superintendent of Public Works for i've
per Centum t5 per cent? OF the amount u
The person whose proposal shall be ac-
cepted will be required to execute q con
tract and furnish bonds within ten days
from the date Of notice OF award dellVersd
to him or them in person or malled 70 Ine
address given in the proposal Upon exc
cutioH Of the contract and approVal OF
bO-ds the deposit will be returned 10 Ine
prOposer The deposits Of bidders other
than the one to whom the award Of contract
shall be made will be returned tmmediatety
after the award has been made. The
amount OF bonG required for faithful per
formance will be twenty-five per cenrurn
,25 per cent? OF the amount OF the est
mated cost Of the work according 10 Ine
contract price, and an additional bond.
known as the labor bond in the sum or
ten per centum 90 per cent? Of the amount
Of the estimated cost Of the work accord
ing TO the contract price. will be required
as security that the contractor will pay IN
full at least once in each month all labor
ers employed by him upon the work speci-
fed TO be done in the contract
Each proposal must be addressed 70 the
Superintendent of Public Works. Albany.
velope with the name OF the construction
for which the proposal is made
Award If made. will be made to the Per
lowest In cost to the State for doing the
work and which shall comply with all
provisions required 10 render it formal Be
fore any award shall be made the lowest
bidder will be required to satisfy the Su-
periEtendent Of Public Works OF his abN-
ity to provide suitable equipment and ma
terials for the proper performance OF the
work
The right is reserved to reject all pro
posals and readvertise and award the con-
tract in the regular manner. II. IN the
Judgment OF the undersigned. the interests
OF the state will be enhanced thereby
2. c. STEVENS.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

LOST--BankbOok 40 A925O2 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 10
present the same to the bank within thirty
days or the said book Will be declared
cancelled and extinguished and a new one
Issued in lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
LOST-BANKBOoKS.

RANRBOOK No. SEQ 347 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per-
soE having a claim TO Il is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days.
or submit 10 having said passbook can
celled and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

GARDENER R-AIIddie aged single man.
German; 81 een;ienlaH's place: FIRST class
iabore-: take care Of horses; best refer
enoes. Address ". Born. 49, Peal St
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

The approximate amount OF the HeIs
charge 10 satisfy which the above deSes.srs-
property is to be sold Is twenty nine IA
saud nine hundred thirty-dve and -
t29. .95S S-I00l dollars. with interest go, -
from the 2Sth day OF August. isos.,
10 three hundred sevsnty-seven and isrsss
dollars with interest from Septeuios' -,
1905 together with the expenses g. -.
sale The approximate amount OF -
taxes assessments and water rates. -.
other Hens. which are to be allowed g ",
purchaser out OF the purchase mcnes' -
paid by the Referee. "a S2.6l9 10 anu
terest
Dated New York. September =. le.S
FRANCIS X. McCOI.LUM. Refers.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

COACEMAN-B neat Young weIsbn,an.
best care horses. harness. etc: careful
driver. generally useful; excellent refer
ence- Carpenter Bureau. 154 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Union Station.
Washington, with all Lines South.
Leave New York Daily. 23d st. Lib'y St
WASHINGTON, Srpers. 11.50 pm 1.30 am
WASHINGTON, Diner, 7.5o am 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner, $50 am 1000 am
WASHINGTON, Diner. 1I.50 am IL. GO n n
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 200 pm
(Parlor car ". Y. TO Richmond. Va.1
ROYAL LTD" :" Diner. $50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON, Diner $50 pm 500 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG, 7.50 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.50 am 1900 n n
PITTSBURG, CLEVFL'D. $50 pm 90 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED, 20 pm 700 pm
GIN ST LOUIS. LOUISV., i1.50 pm 1.30 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS, LOUSY. $50 am 10 90 am
GIN. ST TLOCIS,LOUISV-. $50 pm 100 pm
Ofices: 215. 434 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. los Greenwich ST, 225 5th Av:. 39l
Grand St. N Y: 343 Fulton St, Brooklyn:
West 23d ST. and Liberty st.
After p. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information
B. & o. r. R.. 25d St. Terminal Phone
Number 3l44 Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
pUEL.c NOTICES.


OF 300 feet radius TO the right. Ell fset.
south Ies O0' 3sv' West 212. feet on
curve Of 100 feet radius to the left. Isl
feet, and South - 80 West 1913 teet %
the southeast corner Of said parcel 80
2gs. In the center OF before mentioned MOI.
fatt Road. thence along the center line ot
said road and partly along the soutnslly @
line of said parcel. South 80 30 90 49,, 49,
2f44 feet: thence continuing along sN1
southerly parcel Iire, South zO V -
IL feet to a point in the s0utneriy liHs "a -
said road. thence along said roao LIZ l, 80
continuing along said southeriy psIcei IL. -.
South So 3ff 30es West dS.l Iset u ~
point c. place OF beginning "a. 4,
The fee Is to be acquired by I ne CI.s C.slsys n
New York In all the real estate Pal[e, P,aS
Nos 267 to 31s. both inclusive. .,,,aI
In the above descriptions. exceptins -. a.
No. 3o7 in which perpetual e4seelS''
to he acquired. -, ta,a.
Excepting thereout and therefrom Ial.d' a1
owned by the New York Central aho n n -.
son River Railrosd Company desls nate. a
parcels 312 3f3. 314 and 315 Also pssse. pssse
Nos 316-3i7. claimed BY the state ol W"
York
II any real estate herelnoefore aeScrloeu
is devoted to highway or other pubic PnI-
poses. such use shall continue until ne
City Of New York snail have the risul -
change the same.
Dated August l. 1905.
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON.
Corporation COUNSEL
ONCE and Post Office Address. Hall Of zee
ords Corner Of Chambers ana CentIe
Streets. Borough Of Manhattan. Ne"
York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. Wanted one
man, Of good address. as Advertising 50
1icitOr OF standard yearly publication Tn
e-ceptionable opportunity this year OF do
ing great business. Address T B. Eox
.5 Tribune Offlce.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fo-
JS= Tribune received Mt their Uptown
Once. No. 1864 Br1s6gay between Both
and b9th f.s.. Eztii O'Clock D. n. A.
yer1iseznenfs =ecei-ed at ths soiioasi.g
branch sfflces ct regular oHsca rates 1nfil 5
cor. z3d at: .s5 sra ave, cor i2ta q. ia
East -<is st.. 25T Vest ed ST..
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
DESKS AND OFFICE FUES7Trrr
DREssMAKISG AND MILLINERY.
HELP WANTED.

SOME OF OUR representatives make 81. 500
monthly. some only 81 coo. and some only
800. wc can use few hard working. in
feiiiGsu. men 10 cover New York and ii
ciniiy, which is unworked territory and
must b- very profitable 10 our agents: pre-
vious experience IN craftsmanship uuneces-
raTs. but industry IS. any amount Of earn
1nRs = open 10 a man who wants a large
.-c1rle and works - get It: soft snap,
but the ore eig chance FOR the man who
Will. opportunity fo- such big earnings for
tne right man would prevent our long hold
sng him on a mere salary. SO we don't pay
ealarieS-only commission in letter apuIy-
t1s tor place state experience ard refer
enoes IN whatever line you have been en-
plcyec; coed. clean. honest work, and iust
as profitable as one desires to make IL
AcGress Drake. Box 6. Tribune OsIce
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

GARDENER. Thoroughly understands his
work: competent in caring for horses.
COWS chickens. carriages. automobl les: good
references: married. small family. ). NJ.
Box 4oi. Babylon. Long Isiard.
HEAD GARDENER or MANAGER.-cf
-.Iana a.