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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-23
At the Churches.
CONGREGATIONAL

At the Congregational church Sun
day morning the pastor took for his
text Mark 4 :28, and the subject of his
able sermon was "How Plants and
People Crow" Al the evening serv-
ice DR.. Flagg gave the first of series
of lectures, one of which he purposes
to give each month, on the great re-
formers, "How Martin Luther Won
His Spurs.'' The boys choir was
present and assisted in the singing.
G. D Walworth was at the organ in
the absence of the regular organist.
Remember the Thursday evening
prayer meeting.
The Woman's Missionary union for
Home Work will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. C. S. Robinson.
The state convention of the Woman s
Christian Temperance union will be
held in this church, October to 8. A
good attendance and excellent speakers
are expected.
The meetings Of the Mems Sunday
Evening club will be resumed early in
October with banquet at which Pres
ident Buckham of the University of
Vermont will be our guest.
METHODIST
At the Methodist church the pastor,
Rev. c. D. Lance, spoke both morning
and evening, the subject of the morn
ing service being "Science and Sin,
from the text Luke 6 :38; and in the
evening a sermon, "a Young Man and
His Habits" this being the last of a
series of sermons to young men.
The subject for the mid-week prayer
meeting is "How Are Christians
Known"
We expect to organize two "New
Movement Adult Bible Classes" in
connection with our Sunday school
work. If you are not now enrolled in
the Sunday school, these classes will
greatly interest you.
All boys between the ages of II and
Is are requested to meet in the vestry
Monday evening at Z O'Clock to plan
for the organization of the Knights of
King Arthur.
The pastor calls this week on High
land avenue, Lake street, Central street
and Bay View street.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-23

A. H. Grout has been appointed Sec
rotary of civil and military affairs by
Govenor-Elect Prouty and will soon go
to Montpelier to take up his duties in
this connection. He will be accompa-
MED by Mrs. Grout.
Harry Burgess and family returned
Saturday night from England, where
they have been visiting relatives of
Mr.. Burgess. They returned by way
of New York. having been absent
nearly three months.
Members of the senior class in the
high school gave a reception to the
teachers at the new school hall on Fri
day evening. Parents were especially
invited to be present and become &C.
quainted with the staff.
Business at the local creamery is
booming as the cream that would have
been used at St. Adams is being made
into butter here, the Franklin county
creamery car being attached to the To-
cal train over the G. P. R.
The members of the boys choir of
the Congregational church enjoyed an
automobile ride to Willoughby lake
last week, several philanthropic own
ers of machines contributing their
cars so that all were accommodated.
Ora Spaulding moved his household
effects into the Bowley house on West
Main street Thursday. Mrs. Spauld-
| ing, who is in very poor health, is at
her home in Greenfield, Mass, and
their house here will be closed for the
! present.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allyn Bishop re:
turned Saturday from their wedding
trip, which included Boston, New
York and other points of interest.
They will reside in the True & Blancht
ard tenement lately vacated by Ruper-
Martin.
Miss Martha L. H. King and Henry
Platt were married Saturday evening,
Sept. 10. at the Episcopal rectory,
] Rev. A. A. Murch performing the GER.
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NEWPORT.

Mr.. Erastus Buck is quite seriously
i'll.
Mr.. A. H. Grout is visiting in Bos-
ton this week.
Philip Blanchard is attending school
at St. Johnsbury.
Clare Powell of Barton was a busi-
ness visitor in town Monday.
Percy Fee is entertaining his broth
er, Rev. James Fee of Montreal.
John Bailey and family are moving
to the Thayer tenement on Third street.
H. C. Humphrey has gone to Spring
field, Mass, where he has employment.
Mrs. F. P. Davis entertained her
lady friends at $500" Wednesday eve
ming.
DIR. M. T. Hamilton and family have
broken camp at the Bluffs and are at
home.
Miss Pearl Meader and Theron Da-
Wis have entered business college in
Boston.
Miss Ann Partridge of Westfeld WIS.,
tied at o. H. Rawson's several days
recently.
Miss Abby D. Beede of Lynn, Mass,
| is visiting for few days at G.. F.
Ranney's.
VIM. Welch has moved into the Blair
tenement recently vacated by Mrs.
Emma Theroux.
The Newport students in the Univer-
sity of Vermont begin their labors
there this week.
Several persons from town attended
the piano recital at Glover Friday eve
ming, given by Adela Verne.
Regular meetings of Lakeside chap
ter, No. n, o. E. S., will be resumed
beginning Monday evening, Oct. 5.
Mrs. Mulcahy finished the transfer
Of her stock of millinery to the new
store in the Aubin block Saturday.
Regular meeting of Memphremagog
lodge, F. and A. NJ, was held Tues
day. There was work in the E. A. de-
gree.
F. C. Williams was quite sick sever
al days last week, threatened with
fever, OUT Was dDlc W Uc OUT again
Monday.
Mrs. E. L. Tracy went Saturday to
Greenville, Me-, to join her husband,
who is employed there. Herbert Tracy
has moved onto the farm.
Letters from Miss Mabel Maloney to
friends here report her as gaining in
health and very much pleased with
!, Denver as an abiding place.
Henry Bogue, who has spent the
, SUNNI er here and at Eagle Point, has
gone to Baltimore for the further con-
! tinuance of his course in surgery.
Mr.. and Mr.. E. J. Prouty and Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Bigelow are on an au,
, tomobile trip to Boston and vicinity,
) as are also w. B. Bullock and B. F.
, Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wright, who
!, were reported last week as having
:, gone to Denver, COL, started this
!, week Tuesday for that point and viii
spend the winter there.
}, Mr.. S. F. Davis has been on vaca
d ton of several days visiting in North
field and Cabot. She also went to Bos
d ton as the buyer for the china depart
mont IF the True & Blanchard store
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Discount Sale!

ALI How duu up- UO-udto SoOuo.
Hammocks which were $500, now $2.4O
$50, 200
{" $50, 1.2O
Lap Robes-A discount of 20 per
cent on a large line. The same dis
count on Summer Horse Blankets,
Fly Nets, Canvas Covers, etc.
Two one-horse Lumber Wagons
! with high box to sell cheap. No
(place to house them.
One Can bridge Salky Plow-no
better made, draws as easy as any
walking plow. This will go in the
discount column also.
Remember We have plenty Of barb
ed wire and nails, building paper
roofing, etc. Everything that goes
to make up a clean stock of hard
ware. Call in and talk it over.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-23
FOR SALE
SMALL VILLAGE FARM

Eight acres of first-class
land, smooth and we'll kept.
Buildings consist Of house, barn
and shed, all in fine shape.
House finished in hardwood
down stairs and in clear spruce
upstairs. Eight rooms, pam
try, hall and bath room, fine
sleeping rooms with good clos
cts. Furnace heat, hot and
cold water. Nice cellar. Built
three years ago. Large wood
shed. Barn 30x36 with base
ment, built some time ago.
House and all painted. Fine
horse stalls and stanchions for
SIX COWS. Water in barn. Must
be sold at once.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-23
Everything Drying Up.

After being enveloped in smoke for
a week slight shower Friday evening
cleared the air and we were able to
see the lake and Owls Head. The lake
is very low, if not lower than ever be-
fore, it being possible to drive a team
| nearly around the Bluffs, and Horse
neck island IS at present part of the
| mainland. It is said that the water in
the lake is lowering at the rate of one
half inch each day. Smoke is again
closing in about us and will soon again
shut off our view of the surrounding
country.
M. Y. c. Notes.
Nearly 1000 visitors at the club since
| its organization, or since the clubhouse
was opened.
The attendance at the chop" Friday
| evening was as large as usual and
| there is to be another this week.
The banner boat of the club is to be
| put in next spring. G. F. Greenwood
| expects to have a twin screw boat of
40 horse power which will make %
miles per hour.
| The fine weather during September
has been much appreciated by mem
| bers of the club who have found it a
| very pleasant place to spend their leis.
/ ure bours. The closing of the club for
| the season cannot be considered while
| such weather is melted out to us.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-23
Annual Reunion.

The 29th annual reunion Of Co. D,
9Th Vermont Vols, will be held at the
home of A. J. Miller in Newport or
Friday, Oct. 2. Boys, all come anc
bring your family. If you can't come
please write the secretary.
A. J. MILLER, Sec.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-23

emory. Mrs. Platt, who is niece Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Davis and makes
her home with them, is popular OPP
orator at the Passumpsic telephone
central. while her husband is student
matchmaker at the store of True &
Blanchard. Their friends extend con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes for a
happy welded life.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-23

More proof that Lydia e. Pink.
hams Vegetable COMPOUND sayes
woman from surgical operations.
Mrs. s. A. Williams, of Gardiner,
Maine, writes:
was a great sufferer from female
troubles, and Lydia E. Pinkham's Veee.
table Compound restored me to health
in three months, after my physician
declared that an operation was abso.
lutoly necessary"
Mrs. Alvina Sporting, of 1854 Cey.
bourne Ave-, Chicago, Ill, writes:
Il suffered from female troubles, q
tumor and much Inflammation. Two
of the best doctors in Chicago decided
that an operation was necessary to save
my life. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound entirely cured me without
an operation"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN,
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
dlsplacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities.
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ingdown feeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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:. J. GRANT, Irasburg, VT.
3U& 8 !!
A Chance for Boys
TO Make a Dollar

We want all the bones we can get.
Can use heads, hoofs horns anything in
the line of bones-if only dry. We
will pay 75c per hundred pounds for
thoroughly dry bones-we can pay
even more Of strictly clean hard,
fresh, dry, boiled butchers bones
and pay freights from your station if
shipped in lots of 200 pounds or more.
Ship in barrels or cheap sacks.
C.. S. PAGE, Hyde Park, VT.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 20--CATTLE-Feeep sstlIna te atee, q
about 1900 1OG 25c higher steers %
81 10; cows, s. eco SO; heifers 50 30 20
s3 80 SIS So calves s. 500 So so: stockers and
So % So HOGS-EeceIpts. estimated apout oIoVV
head market steady strong choice heavy 3
s. 90 So butchers So %; light mixed 80 50
pigs a So bulk Of sales. seq So o. SHEET
Receipts estimated. about $4,000 head MARIE.
lOa15c lower sheep. s5g$6 25: lambs saa'' o''
yearlings. s5 50G Sc 75. aoo
kansas City. April 2o-CA IE-Eeeeipts; - sou sou
head including 500 southerns market 10 q lec ng e
choice export s6 85 SO go fair
to good 81 10 s6 +5 Western steers y tS4 SO oo'
stockers and feeders. So so g 20 Sou,nern
S4N ST. %: Southern cows. s. so GS4 so native Cow
81 5aS5 so native heifers 81 SO IS bulls 50 10
S. 20; calves. 81 1885 HOGS-ReceIpts e'S0o S0
bead market. higher. closed weak top % 9V'
ers and butchers 81 so: light SO 50 IS 20 piss
S4Gs4 so. SHEEP-Recepts 10000 heaoI nlaIhet
weak 1oc lower; lambs. So 81 Az ewes eno Yea. yea
Iings s. 25 S6 80: Western yearlings s6nSo ~ Ne
sheep So 7 Sc 40. stockers and feeders - 30 20
East Buffalo. April 20.-CATTLE-Receipts2 1000
head active and l. a 23c higher prime steers 90 2@
heifers 81 30 a ss -: cows So so s5 bulls 81 so q
81 20 stocke-s and feeders 81 so s5 stock heTers
So - So 10 fresh and springers active ana :"
higher So a s5s yEALS-Receipts. 25oo head: &C
tive and 25c lower: s5 59S7 25. HOGS-Rece pts l3Soo
head fairly active: good wsig5ts 20 lOc Rs e. "a
ST. 10 a Sc so. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recefpts. 192oo
head active sheep steady lambs 1oo higher lambs
s. e5 a SO 30: sheep mixed. So SIS so.
Cincinnati April 20FIOCTSMarkst active luc nts
butchers shippers. 50 1OpS6 Is common - 61g
s g 50 ?sS3 * F sffEFPosIeadg e % s. S3s5
Iar~hs. slow 1JT25c 'ower. a SSEfST 29 -
Jnion stock Yards Pittshp-E April &C .a5 e =
cuis and c6inon 81 3Oas$ 80: lambs. 81 5os7 IS veal
evs s6 a9 7eiGs ss s5ss 40 light Yorcrs $ 90
ass: pigs s. 4oqs5 go roughs, S5IS5 90.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

sss 90 $50 n At 80 S. g si4 n a. So so; Is
3 7s % o. "a d? 3 q 5! 10
So = cows 1si' ~ n ss at = s. g. q 6 III d + s
:a3 ass Ss;.a e sS 70 70 n p at at s. g. do -.o
Judd Co.: bulls. n at So co. COW 500 70.
% %nopSanE llol 6O for the sOG mat nda
this mone ana onsde tss "as a @ & decline in prices
fell or SOC Min S o1 Gohed I ABOUT stssey the market
and the pens were fully cleared The general selling
early high 81 IS 81 30 and even higher to
afo and ome eqJ e6 oS So 6s oSSs wss an g
ass 90 eulls sold at s4qs4 so dressed calves lower at
way al iisei2on atn selected '@Foa''e' selling in small
a, Sss s. per S GO g SaFfs i - Son; r. 81 vea !2s average
s. rs ~ DO II Do 12o % ro' o0 at s. s y n
n rs 81 .s 6uttermk calves iis H. at IS Is. Il d.
O. 5sll.S' 9s n WISH at S. s. ca e q % s Ysals rs
90 obI ~ GO; 10 NJ at $ 80; 10 DO III n At 81
N At 50 Io5 t SO = T. DO a. 1a s ro y at IS s. i5 g
''i Do 12 n at 50; IS Indiana DO. at S. IS
az oMqPheTson = Co: Sc vesis 1874 10 at s. rs: 10 do
SHEEP I AND =! Esl TAaBs Is isss sqs @
nominal but f ana ste Gg hs bs Bss we're ss2 ss2
hEhe car re %es fsy ss but PTGsss were not q2tbly
sheep sold s. 25as6 per 100 n unsho-7l bucks at s.
al . good uUshorn s. 59dSs gI Clipped do
e s65s as s0s s At G q per @ saS d sss REsssSd 5.
az I-14c country dressed hothousc lambs at S4GS7
peg G.Tosss; city dressed spring lambs at s5ass
commission Company: - UpshOrn
ss!o "a las . % aTerage at $ l2 100 n 1G1 do
do 81 n. al SIS T5: sos do. 62 n al IS -
= dc $50 R 3 At At 50 ' 80 % Sol @ 5i$ da i5 a2
a!gR a. fO Is K at So 3 al $ do
~ n, e. So 81: l45 DO 126 70. SO -.
u. Z l. : DLleuback: l veal 1870 n, s. 80;
n a 81 =: los mixed calves. 1o4 70. at s. s72;
q s.
" Hume: 81 Sxssls 185 Y At s. 10; 15s Do 12s
50 40 : 90 I3 n al So: z DO. los n at 81 80
g 5. lo9 do 1cs n So 49, IS 125 70. So 80,
3. ". OTIS & Co: So veaIs. so;
n a. S6 so - Co f26 n s. 30; 200 s. 40
: sanders - veals. 40 .. 81 y; los do ia 10
a. 81 313 do. 122 10 SIS T5 32s III n, So so
JOS do. 40 n, at So Is 1a5 do 1l5 70 s6 125s DO
Jusa c.: - vesIs. 80 n. at 81; s. Do 121 n At
IS 75. "a do lis n So 62+s Il los n s. so
10 de us n, s. IS II do. I13 n s.; n Western
&C, ~ u, at Sc 90 &c. 10 -. al So
T2htn & shannon: IS unshorn state lambs. 6s n. at
s. 90; IS clipped DO 90 n, al So IS: Clipped state
sheep 16e n, at SIS; UBshorn bucks. I4S 10 at s.
W. R. Hume clipped lambs. IS n. 81 -
clipped sheep, 100 H. a. s. 10
Mcpherson & Co state sheep, iI2 n. at IS IS.
sprfng lamb for s..
HoGs-Receipts were so 1882 head in
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

cudng about J. 100 head fo- tas market Prices were
firm state hogs sold AZ 30 <o
ass so n; 50 s5 Country dressed
hogs unchanged 6Hec per 70.
Sales-TobIn & Shannon: hogs 146 70 average
per rough. 200 10 az IS 5o Stag, Slo
n So; . boars, 320 H. 81 30.
Frederick kratz: SO West Virginia hogs. LOG ID al
SC 35; 10 40 s6 60
r. l49 ID, az % %; Io FouSns
n. at 10 roughs. 2I3 ~ at 50 80 =.
p. Nelson 134 ID az 90 ooS
10. al ! 210 70. at 81 90 ..
J G. curtis & Son: Q hogs, Il2 10. at S6 90 j
roughs, 200 10 s. 40.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
TNPEMRIIFRs.

LT--lE VISIBLE "a Nassau 81. cara-
.8E-- .-ze ali makes taken part pay
r-s-- az-zzI1s n ClGe-ROOos. RenIi-g-
---e --=~z Er-it~-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
ATER FILTERS

ali. The FRESH Hy-
III - GIENIC WATER yO- CAo,
: -SE TOR = PER DAY
~ FIVE DAYS TRIAL
~ FREE DUPLEX FILTER
@ CO II-D BROADWAY.
PHONE 56--NADISON-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

vae-FAC CTCRERS of billiard and pool Ia
hiss. rlEh s-a6e oevlirg alley builders
go --f~ss MARI Bros - Union Square
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FOR SALE.

uESES-Fc---Iops, ----irtou.- rztlinEs
rstfe< chars reiephone booths ward
--hes r-t---- wall fixtures. business fur
-i---e q Ez-Es Finn Bros. S5s Broad
"a Sp-E= F-z-klin 50
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po,,rsrIo SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
s-a-.s foods ard rau take entire c1@ES~
o. f--a-r. excellent references \ -
Mss F1-zEs-z--s bureau S1s 81 ave-
corner AZ 81
>r-RSE Refined German woman. revi1E
T-~--f-s- raining wul-1 axe 90 care r'H
---9=- - - - --s--s---stg- vgI--iux .
---f.-7 In Germany. good Se7ger, re--r-iit-7-
Hsaw.s Knauer. 2 iry-Es F1ce-
NURSERY GOvERNEss.-EHsl. P-ot--
a--srr- raat a1I refined three year.
-s-.a-aT references civ or cplntr -
Ma Cl--lsr's AseE-y. Il Nel- -'-
~r-RsF-By young No-ta German SRI:
-----s.-lsr--ll- e. -hlL1 over ears good
seg.--- best references c-rE Or Houil-iEs
wages Szs CAL az Lang a BCecEs1er -
Frl-e.u 43-i5-47 West SD s.
vy-,--E-sS BY Norm q Ireland Protes-
ta-r II the cry. crsr class. taSss g1o@
care q silver a-G s-ass- S--F peSr OF y -
,-1 aa1 psrso1al ss-e,2-5-; .-.-,--,,,s Ss x,
141-RLg=--
WAITRESS or PARLORSLAID---By co11..
r@-err young E-ri- u-sc --asS- L1-Sc IseAEs
,7 fszr r7z-.- excellent ref=rsnces- Os.sr-
he~z7- bureau. rs Lexington ave I1s
Iu55-P-azz-
WAITRESS COOK two particularly
--st v-.t-e- women. cus Waitress otass
E--N OF -.'s-+-+- -
& Mrs Col .-uTs Asa1S9s - vs. - =
v-sT-FEss-Bv scotch Prosessants strtct-
~ s~sr class. can caEs cG--ors P.-l7s
- o. hest 1f references, ctey or eoun-
49, - Mrs. C0i-lSrs S-EeA4. -
West 80 s.
vC.TrREss-By competent young Irtsa
90. makes sala-s, Wl---Is % Ass-S-
cha-rueEWo-A5 80 - a So
,,.1r+-v. vgazes s. Cal a. Lang g poecn-
z-z- ~ BUrsau 43-45-47 West SD 81
vvAITREss-F.-sc class. prtvasss sa1ailys
an taas buffers rlaces Ss7I ci-J rsLas-
ezce- Cal 30- East S4sa 81
wATTREss s-Firs. class; las a rrisad- a.
-s-Irrnat1 or cham 1arEZaAd- cspaoi7
7v5mau- J1ssI-a Bureau. eso Lexington aV.
vyarrrrss or IIAMsERSIArD--6 Ger
"a. P-1tes-aE-. tTst class. has friend
cox. competent a-so Ei-chenualds 10 OBJ
f---I5-s q cou---v- private or puolc- No
r1W > Bureau. a. LeSinslon ava. eofnsr
6s5b - Te. ia2s-P.azA,
vvAsETNG-Bv -olo-sd vouaa-. Es-a- %
uv DAY. cheap rates Perkins. = W=ss
WAS ASHINCI,-Fa-ul.y washing 70 take nome.
or E1 cut. also 90 ~ curtains. bssg RI
srance AIRS. Bloomfield, 10 East SSd 81.
WASHING AMI iroains wanted % tsks
home Ai~s- Jaeger 81 zAs' l2is- 81
w5zKrscCs HOCsEKEEPER BY ssTsnx
Young woruau. Protestant. or Sould cOSS.
-xeeIerr baker. has -rleut cEamhermaid
ard waitress Or Eitcher-zit. teSst1er OF
separate CITY or country. MoEFOSs Su--
rsau ~ L-eNlnstou ave. corlsr hS-A &C.
Tai I91S-Plaza-
WORKING H1USEEEEPER family
Where servants are kspt. % CHAMBER
work sewing care FOR Invalid. country
preferred A55ress Mo1srats. So CSiAn-
b,L= ava
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
DoST-BA ANkR0OKS-

DoST-BANkBOoKs-
r1S- q =-G-EN-Barktoo NJ. SIG. ce5.
q lie --zDan savings Bank, II the Clty
= ~s-r York corner ar ave and lsr- 81
sr-e= & -rbvzs kltcEbsll All persons are
-s--.--=E against negotiating the seu1e- =
- -e----sE . ne hank OF the 12rh Gay o
Va -elS Z Duplicate vii bs ISSUED
rs -8a -koock No. 60 30 Benk fer
Sz--~-z 80 sth ave. NeT YORK Pay
=-e-- s-5-ue1. PLEASE return book 70 bank
-.Cs- s--5z2kbook Nc ST5.s27. Bank fo-
Sa-=--s go 4-h ave. New York PsT-
-s-- s---qe5. Please return book % bank.
LOST CT -CLEN--Bsnkhcok Nc 45S.SSe
= -zz German Savings Bank II TIE Cl-y
e Nsz York corner 4-l ave and ls-h s.,
-zs-z= = Albert Bless Al persons are
-au-5--zz against negotiating the sa-e- =
~ -z-u--e5 70 -Ee hank on the l--l DAY
n s-sv Ie1e = duplicate vii he lEsoed
L1S- OF SE-CI-ES -Bs-kbook No. sos -765
cr he E--E-a-E Industrial savings Bank
ps-r-e-- srC--ez- Please return bo-oE 70
-z-E SO - Chambers -
roS- c- STOLEN ES-Bs1ktooE Nc 81. p :
4 .-s E--EEra-- Industrial Savings Bank
ps---z-- s-opps1- Please return book .
-s-z No y Chambers s.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
Old GOLD AND SILVER

Old GC-C. silver snc precious stones
h----- II highest market values, made
s-sc rev articles o. exchanged to- oeV Jew
- r. rzra-zse goods a. L. 2 Teppe- )
sz-r--v - West 55ta a.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
LIVESTOCK, MARKET.

New York, April 20, Ieos
RECEIPTS
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NrRsE BY young North German siri:
sxrerIsn--L- O. cll-1 over ears Eoco
sa,---- s-zst retsrsuces- CITY O. country >
yra-ss xzs CAL az Lang a BCecEs-sr -
Er.-eal 43-45-41 West SD s.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

" Ar-RESS COOK two particularly
---st Young women, cu= waitress, otasr
- -T--s rsFe-euces city o. country -
q Mrs Golfers Agency = NssI ID 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

~ -Za -koock No. e2+ 90. Bank fcr
Sz---rz go - ave Men YORK Pay
-s-- s-5-ueC- Please return book 70 bank
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

N-v-RSERY GOVEENESS English Frot-
e5-snt. neat aaI r=-1e0- three yeaEF
-.-...-sr -zrs-ar.ss- city or cpur cry -
SIrs. Golfers AseE-y. 10 West - -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

NURSE Refined German 7-cr-ta. -esl1k
ECs5i-al training w1--1 axe % car- r.r
-------Tz----- Itrsv as u--se--ast- O. " INK .
- +, r5ar--auv. zoo1 sewer re-@rencss-
r1s4.-fx Enauer. = Irving Flac@-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

Female
.----,=- v~----~ -ars.-l = woman uC1s--
-1-Es foods a-E -au take entire ciarS~
- 1-=s--- excel .--- references \ 60.
Miss Fl-zEerz-- bureau S.'' 81 @-s--
corner AZ 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

WAITRESS or ,IIAMBER1TATD--B BY Ger
49, Es-1res-ar-. Ersr class. nas friend
---s- Competent a-so Ei-cAenrralos 10 OBJ
ie---o-s 20 county private Or Puolc- Acr-
-.vy-s Bureau. ~ Lexingron ava. corrsr
E.rs = Te. l82-Paza
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

CHAI-F-F-E -R.-TCung Russian. -. single,
understands TIE handling OF steam
launches. sail and motor boats; can also
take care Of horses. sober and reliable.
does al repairs Walter Pasch, 23l FLOYD
E. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

Hal O. Records e7--s- = .-sss-t.. s.-ss a.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

.CS--5zazbcok Nc ST5.s27. Bank fo-
Sa-=--s go 4-h aye. New York. PaT-
--s-- s---2e5. Please return book 70 bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

COOK First class IN all branches plain
and fancy cooking: good references; dis
engaged lady closing home l. c.. Mrs
Golfers Agency, I22 West 23c St
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

WASHING. co.o-ed woman. Eoa- o.
by LzT. cheap rates PsTSius~ = W-ss
Gsrh a.