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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
J. G.. HAGERMAN
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT
WILL SPEAK
HERE TONIGHT
Miss Leno Morrow Lewis
Socialist Organizer
Will be Heard

Miss Lena Morrow Lewis, famed
as a woman orator throughout the
United States, arrived in this city
this morning. Miss Lewis will de-
liver speech opposite the grounds
of the capital square this evening be-
fore the citizens of Carson City. She
will define and outline the supreme
and fundamental principles of the
great International Socialist party of
America. She will advocate during
the discoursing of her speech the is
sues of this great political party.
Miss Lewis at this time, is touring
the Western States under paid salary
during the great National political
campaign. 1t will tie the pleasure of
the citizens of Carson City in re-
ceiving a woman orator of national
reputation.
Committee.
GEO. EDWARD DECKER
JOSEPH GEO. SMITH.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27

That Goldfeld is rapidly coming
back to its Own-to the condition that
prevailed before the late labor trouble
and the recent financial depression
is made manifest by the production
that has ATTAINED the last week. This
production is the greatest for over a
year, and while the figures do not
come up to those of that period,
Mohawk, Jumbo, Red Top and other
Consolidated properties, and the start
ing up of the Mohawk Jumbo and
Mohawk Ledge because of the settle
ment of the apex controversy, that
record will be reached and passed.
The heaviest shippers the past week
were the Combination Fraction and
the Engineers lease. The formers
tonnage was greatest, but the value
of the ore from the latter-over $3.50
to the ton-gave it the lead as re-
CARDS quality
Kinkead mill, 800 tons, estimated
value $500; Combination mill 595
tons, estimated value S20,S25; Nevada
Goldfield Reduction company 1,040
tons, estimated value 100000: West
ern Ore Purchasing company SIT tons,
estimated value $1S0,95O. Total ton
mage 2,452; estimated value 1913, ,275.
klnkead mill, Consolidated concen-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
PEOPLE WHO
COME AND GO
Doings Of a Few of the
People, Local and
Otherwise

Livingston carries the fine liquors.
w. Milligan and wife of Pittsburg,
Pa, are visiting in this city.
Roy Mighels, editor of the Ramsey
recorder spent yesterday IN this city.
H. M. Yerington and wife have
returned from a "trip to the coast
Supt. Asbury of the Indian school
is looking after school affairs at
SchurZ.
George r. Mills and James Ray
craft have returned from an outing
in Hope Valley.
Chas. Stout one of the proprietors
of the Arlington is looking after
business interests in this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27

quest your companies to accord full
terminal rates for Reno. The COM
mission does, however, request most
earnestly and with a firm conviction
of the justice of the request, that
you make the following reductions:
First, on carload lots from Colo
rado points, Missouri river poinst and
all points east to Reno, twenty five
(25) per cent of the present COM
modify rates.
Second, on less than carload lots,
twenty (2O) per cent of the present
commodity rates for the same points
Third in all cases where the
present back haul charge in less than
thirty 900 cents, reduce to actual
terminal existing rates.
Fourth, in all class rates now in
effect, reduce fifty (50) per cent Of
the present back haul charge.
The proposed reductions seem to
servative and reasonable, leaving to
your companies good margin Of
profit and at the same time conferr-
ing upon the people of Reno and the
territory naturally tributary thereto
very substantial benefit which
must, in the near future, be shared
by your companies in the largely in
creased local traffic which will re
suit
1T is hoped that your companies
will take the same view and make
those concessions which seem to be
in line with the principles of com
mon justice between community and
community patronizing your roads
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
PETITION in
CIRCULATION
Copy Of the Document
to be Placed Before
Voters This Fall

Representatives of Bob Skaggs,
speaker of the House at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature are circulat-
ing the referendum petition through
out the state at the present time. 1t
is necessary that ten per cent of the
number Of votes poled at the last
election be obtained on the list and
this number of names is rapidly being
signed up.
The petition as presented for signi-
lures is as follows:
"REFERENDUM PETITION
ITO the Honorable the Secretary
of State of the State of Nevada.
Whereas, the legislature of the
State of Nevada in special session be-
ginning the fourteenth day of jan
ary, 1908 and ending the first day Of
February, 1908, passed an act or law
approved by the governor of the
State of Nevada, January 29,190S, en-
titled An Act to provide for the
creation, organization and mainten-
ance of the Nevada state police, pre-
scribing the powers and duties of the
officers and members thereof in main
tanning peace, order and quiet in the
State of Nevada, fixing their compen-
sation, providing certain penalties
other matters relating thereto, max
ing an appropriation therefor, repeal
| ing all acts or parts of acts in con-
| flict Herewith: and,
"Whereas, the constitution OF the
State of Nevada in Article XIX, Sec
tions 1 and 2, provides that any law
or resolution made by the legislature
may be submitted to vote of the
! people and:
Whereas, Section 10 of the Aus
tralian ballot law of the State of Ne
vada provides for the submission to
| vote of the citizens of the State
of Nevada of any law or resolution
made by the Legislature:
/ "Now, therefore, we, the under
j signed citizens of the United States
and the State of Nevada, being ten
per centum or more of the voters Of
this state, as shown by the number
! of votes cast at the last preceding
general election, hereby express our
wish that the said law made by the
said special session of the Nevada
Legislature and approved by the gov
ernor of the State of Nevada an Janu-
ary 30, 1908, be submitted to a vote
! of the people, for approval or disap-
proval at the next ensuing election
wherein a state or congressional Of
| fcer is to be voted for or wherein a
state or congressional officer is to be
voted for or whereing any question
may be voted on by the electors of
the entire state in accordance with
the rights of your petitioners and the
constitution and laws of the state of
Nevada''
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
Heavy Production for Comstock

now stated that the face is in quartz
and the Confidence-Challenge I'M
perial shaft is in vein material.
An imortant strike was made last
week in the Twentieth Century mine
adjoining the Brunswick lode. The
mine is the property of Roy Baker.
The strike is a 3-foot ledge that gives
average assays of S40O a ton. The
lode appears to be permanent and
widens with depth. The best strike.
which was made a year ago, gave a
net return of $4,000 on seven tons
of ore milled. An offer has been
made Mr.. Baker for the mine, but he
has turned it down. Considerable in
terest has been manifested over this
important strike, and prominent min
ing men of San Francisco are nego-
tiating for the purchase of this prop
erty.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
ACCIDENT CAUSED DEATH

Allen D. Gould, member of one
of the oldest and best known families
of Washoe Valley and owner in the
Gould ranch near Reno slipped from
his horse while hunting sagehen near
Red Rock, thirty miles from Reno
and accidently discharged his shot
gun, the discharge blowing off the top
Of his head, killing him instantly.
In company with his brothers he had
gone in the vicinity of Red Rock
to cut some hay and leaving the
others had started off for hunt
alone. Two boys found the horse
standing beside the body if it's master.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
In Interests
ofFraternity

Mrs. Chas. S. Sprague and Miss
Blanche Sprague of Goldfield are
spending a few days in this city.
Mrs. Sprague is state regent of the
Daughters of the Revolution and will
spend several days in this city look
ing after affairs of the order Mrs
Sprague will be pleased to meet all
members of the order and also those
who are eligible to become members.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
ON INDEPENDENT
LEAGUE TICKET
Boom Started at Denver For
the Carson City Man and he
May be Choice of Party

CHICAGO, July 27.-The convention
of the independence League will con-
vene in this city tonight with VIII.
lam Randolph Hearst as temporary
chairman, Hundreds of delegates
have arrived during the day and many
committee meetings have been held
This afternoon it looks as though
John Temple Greaves will be the
nominee for President on the lnde-
pendent ticket unless the convention
should stampede for eHarst. General
Hagerman Of Carson City, Nevada, is
being doomed very strongly by the
pacific coast delegation for the vice
presidency and Is also getting the
backing of the other delegations
That the ticket will be Hearst and
Hagerman or Graves and Hagerman
is almost certainty.
It is not believed that the nomi-
nations will be made tonight at the
session of the convention but will
probably be made on tomorrow.
DENVER, Colorado, July 20, 190s-
rhe strength of all the Pacific dele
cations to the Independence League
party national convention can be had
by General j. G.. Hagerman of Ne
yada, If he consents to the launch
ing of a boom for the Vice-Presidenti-
nj nomination.
This afternoon at a rousins caucus
of all the Coast delegates, the name
OF General Hagherman was presented
by National Committeeman Hugh j.
McIsaac of San Francisco. The
rame of Gesner William of Los Ange-
les was also presented by members
of the San Francisco delegation, but
In speech that brought ringing
cheers from the six delegations in
caucus, williams declared himself in
favor of booming the general.
California, Washington, Oregon
Idaho. Nevada and Utah were repre-
sented. Every delegate in the lnde-
pendence Party League cars except
General Hagerman, F. Il. Kellogg OF
Santa Barbara and Judge Henry Mliis
Of San Diego, was present Mr.. kel-
logg. and the Judge were detailed tc
announce the movement.
HAGERMAN'S NAME CHEERED
The moment General Hagerman's
name was mentioned in connection
with Vice Presidential boom tho
ear was shaken with cheers. From
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
WATSON is COMMISSIONER

William c. Watson, formerly OF
this city and who established the oid
Keely Institute in this place has
been appointed bank commissioners
In California, to- succeed John Z.
Lynch, resigned.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
VISITING PARENTS

Mrs. w. H. Philips and children Of
Sacramento arrived in this city yes
terday and will spend some time visit
ing her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Muller.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
MUDHENS DEFEATED

The ball game between the local
Mudhens and the Virginia City team
played at Virginia City yesterday re-
suited in victory for the Comstock
nine.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27

Chris -Yeager Of Masonic is spend
| ing several days in this city. Chris
is displaying some fine samples of
rock from that section
Mrs. Kate Emmitt, departed, Satur-
day evening to visit her sons in Ore
gon. She will remain for some time
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27

VIRGINIA CITY, New, July 90
The output of the Comstock in the
week that has just ended was the
largest in many years, with four
mines producing ore. The total ex-
ceeded 100000 being distributed as
follows:
opnlf , lb,Z 10
Consolidated Virginia --,-,,-.-. 5,G29.55
Yellow Jacket ..----.....-..-..-..-.-. S,050.00
Silver Hill ........-.-..---........- 7OSO0
1t is the first time in a double de-
cade, almost, that Consolidated Vir-
ginia appears in the list of producers
The reports of the superintendents
this week, too, are very encouraging
in other ways. For example, it will
be noted that the find in Mexican, to
which allusion has been made during
the week, continues, although it is
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
SHOOT WAS A TIE

The blue rock shoot yesterday at
the Springs resulted in tie between
GarLnerville and Carson.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
HORSES WANTED

in carload lots giving description.
SUNSET TRANSFER CO., 1872 Coast
Ave., Fresno, Calf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27

Edward b. Heinman, of San Fran
cisco Is spending today in this city.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
Female.

,d.fE. JACQUIN. Employment bureau. COZ
S.h ave near 35th st--Gooks. walt
-esses laundresSss. charnbermaids. kitchen
rrlalds, houseworlers, promptly suited, phi
yste families. Call Monday.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. for

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MACHINERY.

prDr-~rD PRICFs.-o09 second hand
vrcos md iron working machines; fully
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changed George B. EDDY S9s hadison 81
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BERMUDA
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

MALI
TEACHER (visiting) has hours disengaged !;
English, German, painting. kindergarten
basketry: ladies; specialist for children;
references; state requirements: letters, lit
erature. Address Latest Method, Tribune
Uptown Once, 1864 Broadway.
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pBrssyagrSG AND MILLINERY.

CCRSETS FOR GENTLEWOMEN:
The most hygieatc laced front hip Teouc-
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ommending. az 1t gives heart and lungs 7b-
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Co. West 34th st. New York
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value; made
s-to new articles or exchange Tor ne" Jew
slry or japanese goods at M 2. Teppers
factory a West 3Sth St
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VIRGINIA.
Citations.
NEW JERSEY.

Citations.
FTyHE PEOPLE oE TRE STATE OF NEW YORK BIZ
L grace God free ana independent,
Feda individually. and administrator OF the
OF Maria Reda, deceased, Joseph Reda, Francesca
Reda Louisa eda Teresa Reda ali creditors Of Maria
Reda deceased, send greeting You and each Of you
are hereby cited and required personally 70 be and
pear before Surrogate OF the County OF New York
he Court ot said County. held the
Hail OF Records. City Of New York. the 25th
day of February, 1905. half-past o'clock
forenoon that day. then and there TO show cause
Vh should be entered herein giving
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said deceased shall be necessary for
he payment her debts, and such here
by c under the age of twenty-one years are
your guardian. II have
OF il you appear and apply for one TO be
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10 ar fer in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of
the surrogateg Court OF the said County L New York
be hereunto affixed Witness, Hon. AbIer
fIS1 c Thomas. a Surrogate of said County.
ct the County New York. the 10th day Of
T1ecerober in the year OF Lord thousand nns
DAN1EY, J. DOwDNEY,
Clerk Of eurrogates' Court.
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TyPTWRITFRs.

TyPFwRITERs- makes sold, rented
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German. 70 Nassau St Telephone 2Tso-
Cortlanct
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

o1ge i-Ser-i--s cents p-r line Si1-
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rs PCRsCAoCCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
4 2 BscEetr. q Surrogate Of the County % New
.erA 1o-ioe g hereby given 70 all persons having
.sEns sEa-rs- William Bartels late of the County %
~ 1ori deceased p-esent the same witE vouch-
le-e- 80 rne subscribe ~ his place OF transact
= n1slress NO Ie0 Greenwich street. IN the City Of
1c-s- On O before the 18Th day OF July next
,-S-s-ec Nev York. TIE l5th Gav Of January 130s-
'-1-lAAND BARTEIS. Administrator f60 Green
YORK
EEARDsLEy. Attorney for Administrator.
s. Nassau Street New YORK
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wANTED.-A reliable and competent man
and wife To take full charge OF the WORK
ON small country place go acres): must
uudersrand gardening, care Of horses. cows
ard chickens; wife TO do housework; per-
manent position. summer and winter 20
the proper persons. Address, statlhs *
neTienes references and wages required,
sbrewsburv. Boz 20 Tribune ONCE.
WANTED.-Youns man, about 70 70 20,
for Office and outside work In mining and
manufacturing plant in New Hampshire;
honest. Intelligent. energetic. manly; no
6rinker: unusual opportunity for advance
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srv expected Integrity, Box 10, Tribune
Office.
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FIREMAN, first class. aged 26 married,
ton A Thomas 151 East 26th at
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HARNEsSMAKER and STABLEMAN
wants work In stable. Clio. Pecillo, us
Liberty ave, Brooklyn
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GENTLEMAN. college graduate (N- A.,
desires educational opening; highest ref
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fstration; speaks Spanish and German flu
entity Address Educator. Box 20. Trioune
Office
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FIREMAN Gicensed). as fireman or otler:
able bodied, willing: sober and obiglng;
not afraid of hard work: can giTe first class
references 2. Cheno, S5 11th St, College
Point
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Js FURsuAos-E Of AN ORDER OF HON, ARNER G
Tao1lzs Surrogate OF County OF New York
ru.cs IS hereby gwen all persons having claims
asa1Si joseph T. Smith late OF the C,unty OF New
York 5eceate5. present the SANE. with vouchers
eeof = the subscribers their place OF transact
le business. Gee Of Daily. Eoyt & Mason. No
= William Street II the City OF New York. or BE-
.-s thE E-s- cay q Nay
Dated Ney YORK the go Gay % October. 1907
NARY SMITH. MARY SMITH. Executrices
1A-f EoET q MASON. Attorneys for EXecutrices
: E-llla-r S-reet Martafrar NeM YORK CITY.
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MASSEUR- - Athletic young professional,
highly recommended by prominent club
man. desires few more gentlemen ror treat
rnent At their own residences. Address
Expert. 1852 Bro1oway.
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MIDDLE-AGED MAN 46); reliable. cor
responds in German. French. English;
open for engagements; experienced time.
cost payroll. collecting and general ONCE
assistant: references: moderate salary. Ad-
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W. V. Roos.
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MACHIN1ST, tool an5 die maker. y years
experience. 10 years experience as steam
ana electrical engineer. desires position.
anywhere. Pittner, 52l East 18th 81.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

WE WISH to seoure the services OF Sc
lect number OF intelligent saiesInen 10
present for the hrst time In Greater Ne% W
York the most comprehensive Cf-IVN
DATE work Of its kind ever publlsned.
THE CENTURY BOOK OF FACTS !;
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WORK WANTED.
Male

COLLECTOR--Young gentleman. writes.
reads, speaks Italian. English. reliable,
trustworthy: Brooklyn house preferred; can
furnish bond. Liary 80 Raymond St,
Brooklyn.
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FJTRS-younx man, 81; strong honest, In
telIfgent; shipping stockroom experience;
refe-ence. any place; moderate salary; sat
.sfaction guaranteed. Barrow, care OF Fen
gal 20 LIST St
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HUNGARIAN. German and English speak
ing man t22e, wishes position ofhce or
sry business place; was employed years
as foreman ard years in Office work A
" Chas Shrettner 1899 Avenue A.
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WORK WANTED.
Mals.

YOUNG MAN. marrieS. wishes steady
place at anything: experienced machine
hand: also automatic machines. handy with
tools: s1i to start: references. Advertiser.
679 9th ave.
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MAcHINIsTs HELPER tol). good bench.
ali-arourd; scrne experience on dies. ex-
perimentaI and building automatic ma
chimes; moderate salary. Lerman. u 20 ST.
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r,aSpEE EDwARp wIILIs.-IN PURSUANCE OF
= a. or5er O Hon ab.6T c. Thomas a Surrogate OF
County @ York notice is hereby given 70 all
.e-o-s hsErug cst-ls against Edward Wt.lis Csn6ee
q CcE--y New York deceased. 10 present
- sane wiki thereof. 10 Lhe subscriber. at
- rlace q t-arsacti-g business a. the oHce OF
shIsn6- SHOEMAKER Hedges. No 50 Pine Street
Eorough ot Manhattan City Of New York On CT BE-
25th DAY Z June. 1905
Dated New YORK. the oth day % December 1907
EDITH { MATHEWS, Admtntstrztri-
sElLAND. s5CE11AEER & HEDGES. Attorneys fer
aert-1sr-a trIE. % Pine Street New York City.
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BUTLER Sc; thoroughly competent: neat,
Industrious; understa nds valeting; COOK
breakfast; care automobile: very Wiling
useful houseTnan: leading families personal
references Kasbar. 2O7 East 3Ith ST.
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| MAcHINIST.- first class en-
etnesr: ell around man; seven years eI-
perfsnce Vdggo Saxtorph. 414 5Ith ST..
Psroo<Iyr-
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Ex-cAvALRyMAN. U s. A.. would like
position In stables or at anything, and
would be glad to get position OF any kind
william Mcdonald. 2394 sth ave. care OF
Lamb
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MAN. as would Ike a position either
collector or position IN store; can show
reference OF II years. Louis Knoler. IS
Somers St. Brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
MaIA

ENGLIsHMAN, married. no family. wants
position as Eorsing foreman: understands
farming and gardening. care Of gentleman 8
country place and raising OF stock and
crops; references James Whtresice. New
Canaan, Conn.
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DVEfTISENENI IS and suoscrtptions for
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once. No 1854 Brcadway. between sstf
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Telegraph oftcs
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FINGIISHMAN, fair education. acquainted
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city or country. Walter Peake, 25l West
c6th st.
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DRUGGIST Gunior clerk: thoroughly ex-
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ST., Brooklyn