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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16
Nearly 100000 Working People
Out of Employment.

Statistics compiled by labor stats
ticians tell us that there are 4,750,000
laboring people in this country out OF
employment this very day-which is
a greater number of unemployed than
the country has ever before seen.
These statisticians are not trying to
bolster aasdiscredited political party,
but merely to give the actual facts of
the present industrial situation.
At all events. our esteemed republi.
can editors and orators are not saying
much these, days about the full dinner
pail" nor are they talking just now
about opening the mills instead OF
the mints''
"A full dinner pail was cry that
was used in 1896 to keep the party in
tpower that would enable these monopo
llistic plutocrats TO exploit the people
of the union That cry was "A Good
Enough Morgan" for 1896 1t served
tits purpose well then, but it will never
be used again.
In 1896 the republican editors ant
transformers told us that all that the
country needed was "a return of pub
lie confidence" Well, what is 1t thai
lis needed now? Public confidence wa.
given to the republican party in 1896
What has that party done with it?
In every presidential canvass the re
publican party has to change its pc
flitical slogans because those cries art
not true; because they are misleading
because they are used to fool the PEG
lple with-and you can't fool the PEG
pie twice with the same gold brick.
Nearly 5000, 600 unemployed workers
in the United States is a singing com
lmentary on the industrial policy of tn,
Republican party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

They used to tell story of Madame
De Stael. One day she was introduced
to a stranger In one of the salons of
hours she expressed her delight to her
hostess at having met him. He was
one of the most charming converse
tionaiists she had ever met. The story
goes that the man was deaf and dumb,
but as the De Stael never gave any
one an opportunity to talk when she
was on deck, she was. simply delighted
10 find one man who didn't try to
answer back.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

WHAT'S HALF HoURf' DECLARED MIR.
DILwoOD.
fully, as if there was plenty of time
for everything.
"Uh-m." said Mr. Dilwood in an
eloquent>lIalf voice.
The girl in front Of him. who had
been anxiously eying the same bulle-
tin, grasped the arm OF the small boy
with her.
"Oh. dear" she walled. Il never was
so dead tired OF waiting in my life. II
only knew he would he sure to come
it wouldn't seem so bad 1t will be
half past & before the train gets in
now, Bobbie. Let's so in the cafe and
get some hot chocolate. I'm going to
drink mine spoonful at Il time and
count ten between each sip to help
make that hour pass. for I've read ev-
cry magazine on the stand"
The hot chocolate evidently appealed
to Robbie. Dilwood saw him lead the
way toward the cafe with an absolute
Indifference to the failure of time
schedules.
When Dilwood stopped at the cash
ier's desk later to pay for a cigar the
girl came to settle for the chocolate
that had fallen decidedly short OF oc-
cupying ain entire hour.
Dilwood. lighting his cigar at the
lighter, spoke 10 the cashier, THAT
western train has had time for full
sized wreck" -
Tile girls eyes lilated.a sand she turned
suddenly, utterly obliyious of his being
an unintroduced man. did you say
| the western train had been wrecked {?
she asked breathlessly
No. no. Don't be frightened
vas merely Joking about the Ions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16
When Skies Are Blue.

It's easy enough to be cheerful
When favorS are coming your way.
When close 10 success YOU eagerly press
and all of your ventures spell pay.
When friends are around you in plenty
And every one gives yon a show.
But gan you be gay and in rapture sing
-Hey,.
When the fiatiron drops on your toe?
To smile is not really q hardship
When life runs as smooth as song.
When friends lend hand and warmly
expand
To pleasantly push you along.
When strangers to YOU are attracted
And help you PROMOTION to gain.
But. say. can you stn through thick and
through thin
II the sewer backs up through your
drain?
It's really a snap to be joyous.
70 spread out your chest and expand,
When money is coming in plenty
And favors fall into your hand.
When trouble is not within calling.
When woe isn't making sound.
But. say, can your girth grow wider with
mirth
When Bill, the assessor. comes round?
Who couldn't feel gay and light hearted.
Sweet tempered and all to the good
Whe. into his life dear little wife
haue ioNc Signs that he uHueTStOou,
Whose children We're marVelS and models.
Whose word in his family was law.
But could he be sweet from his head to
his feet
Through a visit from mother-in-law?
She Knew.
mo. ma'am. we hasn't had nothing
to eat for & week
Nothing fora week! Why, how did
you live:"
well, we did have some biscuits
from the lady next door. but you know
how that would be worse than moth.
ing"
They got the handout.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16
DOCTOR USES d. D. D. IN HIS
PRACTICE.
Eminent Physician Says This Great
Liquid Preparation Is Certain
Cure for Eczema.

Still another eczema specialist
comes forward IN enthusiastic praise
IOf d. D. D. prescription. the wonderful
external remedy which cures eczema
and other similar diseases like magic.
He is DR.. c. B. Holmes of Silver City.
Miss. and in summing up his impress
sions of the startling cures ID. d. ID.
has effected. ne says:
Il have been using your d. d. d
for four years with gratifying results.
IT'S AS NEAR A SPECIFIC FOR
HERPES, ECZEMA. PSORIASIS.
ETC. AS is QUININE FOR MA
LARA
DR.. Holmes is one of hundreds of
physicians who use D. d. d. in their
daily practice. The d. ID. d. COM
pany allows physicians TO use this
remedy with the understanding that
they tell their patients what it was
that cured. them when the terrible
itch has been wiped out. the skin
healed and the raw wound covered
lover with soft white. skin. d. d. d.
is not nasty paste to smear the skin
and clothing. brit it is clear liquid
1t is advisable 20 use d. d. d. soap in
connection. with d. ID. d. prescription.
Is any further proof of the curative
powers of d. ID. D. prescription neces-
sary? That reTedy is sold at T. Fl.
Thomas Come in and let us show
You convincing proof that d. ID. d.
will cure your skin disease. Even if
you have not decided TO use d. d. ID.
remedy. come in and explain your
case anyway.
T II. Thomas, druggist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16
A Fest Of the Pharaoh.

Just in proportion as the Roman
banquets surpassed in extravaganza
modern affairs of the kind. so may the
Roman functions be classed as imitn-
tons OF those Of the potcntates of the
east. Ws.3re told that dGrsnE H. 80: .-.--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

Those barnacles in congress. Can
non, Payne and Dalzell. are only alive
when it comes TO blocking legislation
that will prove inimical to the trust
interests
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

BY the time Richard Yates and Coy
ernor Deneen get through telling the
truth about one another, the state will
be ripe for democratic executive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16
Humor auo Philosophy
BY DUNCAN N. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The. only thing that some of us can
do that seems to count at all is 10 earn
our own living aud incidentally that Of
some others.
II you can't keep the schedule.
transfer TO another line.
The oftener a IMAM makes the same
mistake the more certain he is that he
is right.
When man acquires sore spot he
is apt to think the whole community
is in q conspiracy TO rub up against it,
A general knowledge of stars doesn't
necessarily fit a man for chair In
astronomy.
Some men look out for themselves.
well satisfied that his Satanic majesty
will look out for the other fellow.
Don't find fault with yoT neighbours
work unless he is on your payroll.
Availability is a good substitute for
intelligence and often passes for it.
The woman whose house never is
dusty doesn't belong 10 the Shake
speare club.
You know when some people have
been vaccinated with tainted money.
for they have the dollar sign to show
for it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16
London. Great Stadium.

London has completed the steel
structure of its great stadium where
the Olympic games are to be held this
year. 1t is designed to accommodate
10000 spectators.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16
Let all pull together for Rock Island
"a bigger and a better city.

There is said to be forming now a
trust on windmills. The republican
party will have plenty of use for them
this year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

Bar to Railway Up the Matterhorn.
The Swiss government has received
petition with nearly 10000 names
protesting against the building of Z
railway up the Aatterhorn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

Rest is all that the weak stomach
needs. But the rest must be complete.
Pepsin digests but q single food ele-
ment. Kodol alone can digest them all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16
BY THE J. W. POTTER CO.
TERMs-paily 10 cents per weel

TERAfS-Daily. 10 cents per week.
Weekly, 81 per year in advance.
All communications of argumentative
character political or religious. must
have real name attached for pnbiica-
ton. No such articles will be printed
over fictitious signatures.
Correspondence solicited from every
township in Rock Island county.
pNbEENNe
S7Ezels S Issat ee5Ns!I
IHcII
Thursday, April 16, 1908.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly at 1924
Second avenue. Rock Island. III. lEn-
tered at the postoffice as second class
matterl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16


Getting Rid Of Undesirables.
"You ought to make a merchant Of
your SOU
why should I?'
He has fine business instincts"
Been swapping knives with you?"
No. but saw him out in the alley
with another boy little while ago.,
and I@oyerheard them trying to trade
parents"
Saving Him.
Who Is that fine looking man you
inst spoke to-"
That is my tailor"
Introduce me-
Not muck He has troubles enough
as 1t is."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

The dough will be
lighter - and the
bread better = and
baking day will be
looked forward TO
with pleasure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

Some men look out for themselves.
we'll satisfied that his Satanic majesty
will look out for the other fellow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

Availability is good substitute fol
intelligence and often passes for il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

Don't find fault with yonr neighbor's
work unless he is on your payroll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

Maybe.
"what is the
best ma Ike OF
alarm clocks:'
A c CLICK y
Baby'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

Something queer about John"
"Think he is a little bit OFF,"
"WeH. i heard hifif say that he was
satisfied with his Wages So
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16
Country Districts.
Total delegates .

w. C. MAUCKER, Chairman.
G.. w. Henry. Secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

The woman whose house never is
speare club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

No, the dough does
not stick, and the
machine does not
turn hard. SEE IT
DEMONSTRATED.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

SAVES so MUCH
TIME, LABOR AND
BOTHER yom will
wonder why you
waited so long.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-16

A general knowledge of stars doesn'
necessarily fit man for chair II
astronomy.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-29

g 9Iedte @erpenbuns.
@r: qn triiben Sugen iuirTt bu bsn
Wsantel pObl nod traeen t0nnen.
Sic: unmOsli9, bO6Itens bel bDlli.
GER SonnenfinitsrniB!
= Rettuns. STUDENT: Ou
OHtel, niait bu Elm eutes Weri
tbun2 SntsI: Welbssg STUDENT:
Rette neinsn leBteu @rOfden Dor Der
Utreinfamuns!
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


r. & Np u a ees srks ad Iesths MAIN ,he ssFs eS Sset
&c. We quote sMarpoS n S1s ehoiee M per rash
- lee s. sV DO common &c good. s2as2 lo medium.
O. iraieF1.2 Z pea g g - %; 90 medium 81 ~ q 50
> ase s. ss: ao oOH3.aoa @ eood 81 7Sssi $: %
$ Ie lima California, choice 50 25ss5 80. PEAS
.bosel More interest and IN. nareep had ittIs
spesss sc 2ai5s reasliy and extras went up
sissa herelofere. The medium qualities have more
Tocess butter Of me quality sells better but factory
80 pscking stock are very slow We quote. cream
specials per H. sc: GO extras . as .e dc arsts
f.4 C. sonas @ Ie a DO = th;rsE -Se do tiFsts a7
car. good 70 choice - a e6c: do common TO fair.
. a7s5s = &c. DO Sec5ads II q 2oc dc thiTds ia
y instiSn eTeaTeTs am arsts = g &c; Western fac
to- held frsts 20 -el2c Go seconds. l91ec, rolls.
ia 10 Ne > is aIsl1e3 DO No 5, 16ai7c,
Sa15 Ear ensnd soF good Gssfal qualities I Of
number Of small lots having cropped up from
expected soHrees has prevented actual shortage or
sn5 feeling a shade easier Fancy grades fun
80 z5 holders I'm IN tfei~ views P1e FsII 1oss
s - a 1f-I o5 ] S.F E3 3~ae SKINS eoatiIge si
"a ooo-e5 and 63s for white: American. 6Ss for col
T5Ec: CO white fancy 1ec 60 large coIored and
Il late October and early November made. IS1s n
90 iy mace a II = sI1 q c 90 common 10 fsir
es-g: Do FAIR 70 EoOd case do common. 81. 4l4c;
EGGs-Rsceipts TO-DAY. - oa9 cases The market Is
- - e-,-sse 80 -.-I = e orleo C " MesterI:
cosS = u l6c Iaid down on dock: fancy goods can
h1+ buyers hungry them az that selected
goods not storage packed, have some sales at T5S n
9sc but frsts offered at 15I.c and most
q the business s at that figure with under grades
and nea- y selected TGlIe fancy l oc: do good TO
1--. a-sts T51z FIGc- Western storage packed
-s, western and southeTn- average drsts 151Ec: do
sec7aGs - q lSc 90 thirds 1@e q l4c dirties 13iz
TRJ TTsE-FT FTssE5-Apples in liberal supply: though
--e7t 0-s1berrres held steady Strawberries
Pea Rss @ We eaoe HPPLEs IS i0Ef5 Eiar. P7tSSs S6id
s-o-srs. Pc hhl s3aS4; spitzenberg. cold storage
S7v -o.d storage s. 80 = IS so do common storage
co-1o- sto-ae6 o5as1 do CsreeninE cold stor-
sEe Re q said s. 20 2 Sc 90 general of-eTi-ss
= 81 - CRsvBEPRTEs Cape Cod late
hbl 81 So 30 do early black sc 50.
C. Jersey. bb1 s. 20 q slo 30; STRAWBERRIES.
z .6 s6- SE.e & F76Ti5a q1z IN ines es re2 GO
& = 90 -AHsszERTNEzs Florida Per strap 81 80
g - p5o- 70 faf- 81 a =. FTS5EA PP1ES Florida
HOP>--zs markets generally continue quiet and
vi-r--- features 4 limited business Is reported
se ' a a -ge6s Gs6se ana 81 PIES z oI n RssFr
o. -he local market hreVe-s are showing little
---=s -@a--rg Il-tle trading reported n the
q ---z lover better grades. hut UNCHANGED
state 1901 choice Pc n. y \ 13r;
= prime 9Er1c: 90 medium. 5gSc Pacific Coast.
{, r9e-zrs 1ao7 ~-nie % choice = 2sc: DO state
80 =. . Is.,5e Eoast 1pos : z &C =. - al
r----s nav WIN situation BUYERS favor. par
-@z- ~ s--1ot- ia p-G--1e ia-ge baies per
- r. 81 CO % 10 No / So697l-c- do shipping.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
OTHER MARKETsLRY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 3o-CATTLE-Receipts. estimated
about 20 geo head market steady to strong steers 70 90
@S7 25S s. 80: hefers. So 4oqS6 20 bulls
81 50gs5 10 calves s5GS6 15 sockers and feeders ~ .
ass 80 H0GS-Receipts estimated. about 410Vo heaai
market steady: heavy shipping s. 95d$6 1o blth
s. 95Gs6 10; light MIXED. s. s57s5 90 choice lsn
95as6 o.: packing etas5 %; S5ds5 So bulk
Of s. 90aS6. SHEEP-Receipts, estimated anout
head steady 1oG15c lower; sheep ii 40
GS7 s6 5OGss 20; yearlings. s1GSI 60 49,.
3o.-IOCiS active 2oc hIgner
and shippers s. 80 81 l3aS3 90 CAT
TLE-Steady; fair good shippers 81 ooaso 90; com
81 J0Qs4 SFIEEp-StrCns, $685. % lambs strong
81 50gs7 so. o..,.
Kansas City. March 3O-CATTLE-Receipts. 10000 head
strong; natives. ST. top quarantine - 80
81 2GS6 20: steers. 81 SGs6 stockers ana
feeders S3 5oS5 60: Southern steers 81 aso o SOUTH
s. 25GS5 native So 5oaso ns0e =. neid III
81 13aS6 -: IS 5oGS5 80: calves " aa b 90
HOGs-Receipts loo"o head market STEADY 70 &c x -
tops sales. 50 OQS3 80 neaVy D. -
packers butchers s. 500 5" ~ ghs - oo
head market steady TO strong top lambs ss Ialaln9
81 25dss yearlings. s. J0QS6 5 western yTaI
lings 81 25as7 30; Western sheep 81 -'eso a. sei
and feeders. So 50GSa 30 -, ,.,.
Pittsburg March 3o.ca TIL. Suppl, fab fair; hsheT I
choice 1881: prime. 50a7S6 -. SHEt5t-Sufpls
light prime wether So 33Qs6 50; common S3gst lamps
S5dS7 90 calves, STGS7 - fto@-tteceips lali.
higher prime heaves. ST o1S6 81; ueIiuls anu =. ~
Workers Sc 40ds6 light Workers, s5GS6 so pigs 81 %
ass 40; rougFs, SJas5 %
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago March 30-Wet weather in the winter
wheat belt caused weakness to-day IN the local
wheat market the May delivery closing at loss
of 6sc &c. Corn was up 114c to 1&sc. oats were
unchanged. Provisions were 2Ii2c to o't2c 10 ooc
higher -,
Sentiment in the wheat market was bearIsh all
in the day on covering by shorts. which was IN
Spred hv 4 sharp advance in corn Heavy anu
general rains in Kansas Missouri and OklahoiIla
were chiefly responsible for the weakness. tavor-
. bile weather for spring work In the Northwest
poor demand for cash wheat and declines at nearly
all the European grain markets were lesser inuu
epces. Selling throughout the day was genera
and buvng was mainly by shorts. The close was
easy MAY opened 2sc TO isc to sc to a4c lower
at 9S14c 93icc. sold off to 92isc and closed al
93lac- Clearances of wheat and -four were equal
creased 900 bushels and the visible supply de
creased $50 600 bushels. Primary receipts were
6S2 000 bushels. compared with 105,0Oo bushels the
corresponding day a year Minneapolis, Duluth
Chicago reported receipts of 43l cars. against
iii cars last week and 746 a ago.
The corn market strong all day, with the
exception OF slight dip at the opening, caused by
the weakness OF wheat. Shorts and leading longs
were active bidders and offerings were light Tn
settled weather. a decrease in the visible supply
an improved demand for cash corn and reports OF
small country acceptances were the Dul1sh factors
The market closed strong. May opened a shade
higher 70 IsC lac lower at 651sc to 65$sc. ad-
vanced 10 $3.50 and closed at 6f'o. Local receipts
were 3t3 cars with - If contract grad.
Trade in oats was active than of late and
the ma rBet moderately firm, in sympathy with
corn. May opened uncha nged at 53Ssc. sold off 10
531s sc and then advanced TO 53ac The close was al
52ssc. Local receipts 1876 cars
Provisions advanced sharply because OF the
strength Of corn and liberal shipments Of lard.
Nav pork closed 57iec 10 60c higher at Sc - to
SIS III Lard was up 57'se at IS So. Ribs were
2112c higher AT s. 31'2.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat %
cars: corn SOB cars oats, 353 cars: hogs 5000
head.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

RADISHES. hohouse per 100 lunches. $2f$2 'o; XIII
BARB Western per dozen lunches 4o6oc do stare ana
Jersey lunches So 1898: do Long Island per
leo large bunches S4dss: TOMATOES hothouse per ID
15e925c.
Toledo March 3o-CLOvERSEED-Cash So 80:
March sI3 81; April $13 10; October, 81 3D. TIMOTHY
Prime. s. i5. ALSIKE-Prime. $12 40.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

MOTHERS HELPER R-Reffred lady.
useful and ObIiging good plain sewer,
fond OF children. city or country hest
references Miss Keithlev 40 West
164th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
HELP " NTED-
Male

t--EE and CASHIER Frr cement manu-
--a--r-zr-- must hl man uf So per
r--.r---- and executive ability. fgr their
s-- 5- Ng--1zzS-- SytV. Hapgco5s- 800
F--zLvsE
WANTED -Bov. about Il Or i yeS.-s. for
z-rz-zI .-Hs-z work must be good E--ite-.
49, IN zu-=srzr-e reside vita parents
Aires stating sza-- ex7ecieG- f@-Cli-fl-
,sss --ihl1rr Office. Nsw York city.
WANTED b p first class patent Office
craftsman. Ee--rOTu With 4 patent al
f0--.-- -.rS- he within short distance
- rrs--a=z.. X r Eo~ -, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

,-r-PSE,- Young German. assist WITH
ehsub.rvv1-< and sewing, inTxperienred-
n Tofrnaver's Bureau. l53 West 23d St
Telepn0n. after 10 a n. lS64-Cnetssa
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

W AITF E,rSS -F'Irst class Young woman
makes all salads. best references. city or
country. wages. So can a. EAu= a
RnerheCer Co Bureau. 4S-+J-f1 Wet
33d -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

MAID and SEAMSTRESS- Capable Swed-
isb woman. willing 70 assist with ot1er
work. good references JussIla Bureau. $50
Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

NURSE. American. 20 care FOR ore or two
children. speaks F'r@cch. cOurrr-- good
home: moderate wages IO5 LhristopRe-
St store.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

E'NKBOOK Ne. - 1fs - the Tui0n Dirfs
Savings Institution - missing. Any Der
son having a rIat11 70 i- - hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten csys
- s1brui- ~ having said passooCE Cancelled
and A new ore issued
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
LOST-BAShBDOks.

rA~xROOE ~. 42a. es4 - -He Union dino
SAVINGS Institution IS missing Any ger
s-- having 2 claim o. i- IS hereby ca led
rfrsn % present -He same within Ten daye
or submit 20 rsvi-g said rass5Oo6 caEcsll-S
ard a rev one issued
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

DOMESTIC STrT ATfOSS WANTED.
Female
WAITRESS BY ecUreteu-. ve-y nice
Swedish girl. understands wines salads.
-.tr- 1T eus- china and silver. 7-lgss mod
@-stra. sx.a.la-L re1--,ureS. tl-f-~uerg $ Bl-
r-aU. 7t6 lexington ave- Tel 4tF'5-s'iaza
WAITRESS -gauab-e Finnish wouaa. ex-
ea-laar v.alrr-s<. e-~- ct-y ference
Iusslia Bureau. so L~xiugra1 ave
WASHING oman % % washing IRON
iH< sak-s family wash home. Kicker.
- East i6tG ST.
WoREI<g HeCSEEEF- PER - t'apsbls
woman Wtfr excellent r~- af-nce. VIII tsS-
s-ha-E- Of rartr-.or apartments or ~lSrSg--
mans hs'uSa. Et-4. Hlar=fz g.. -a-erer' 8 cook
X r.. Mss F-z-~-l-.l.s E-srsau. se3 SIN
ave -sruar i-t
WORKING Wnt SFk EEPER ~ anifv
where servant 81 ksrF. or rhambervork-
-~u ing or earr for fuvaliT. country pre-
f-r-s' Address Modsrs--. So C,lun1zO
ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

BANkRDDrI No A.. - - -re Union Dfrss
savings INSTITUTION IS ~l ssirg Anv u@T
sdr having q claim 70 i- IS hereby called
upon To- present the same within ten tavi
or submit 70 having said raSsboolZ csnceiisC.
and 2 EHv one tsSl@I
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

I.AJ-NDRESS HANfBERMA-D.-By very
neat tidy young Irish girl, good la1n-
dress ard charnbsrrnafd- very best Of ref
e-snces. wages 81. 20 So F'lahsrry's BU-
raau. 4s5 Columbus ave Tei- 1il-River-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

PANEBOOk No 3@--2e - ths CuI1n Dirns
Savings I-S-lruri1f IS miss rE- Any ps--
son having claim - i- Is 1~~e5v called
upon 20 present the same within ter dsvs
or submit to having said pdss1-gE cancelled
and = new one issue.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

IAU-NDRESS. Finnish women as
first and second IauudTsss, can Do shirts,
also fine and plain work excellent refer
erCss. Jussfla Bureau. $50 lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

NUMBER OF HELP---CoBl pies. gar
8eueFx coachmeu. farmers. buffers.
ysIef- rf-auffeurs- ETC.. white soiofed
raFeraU.es Mathew sons Bureau. So
9Th ave ATTN ST tel 3ss Bryant
At MoRROW'S BUREAU. Tci Lexington
Az corner Jsth ri Always on hand,
,o.,.,naen gauff~sIrs a4~dersTs buflsr@.
xrgcras caiIrls=, ussili mon references "n
fIe. Phone 1879 Plaza Al rStlonaGtaes.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

MANAGING HOCSEkEEPER a re-
fined competent widow. good manager
ractfIE with servants cheerful t-1-p-ra-
ruert; city or country. references. t1tervis
IN town N-s T. g. Johnston. Lock Box
ITg Nyark y Y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

T-RSE--Bv a refined North German. 70
lhiIdren over two years good sewer, oeSt
-sfa-a-ras- citv or country wages 81
C.sr AT Lang & RoeChsrer 90 5 Bureau, s.
45-47 West 3:.d -