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PurseIl

Thomas Ankron, of Circleville,
was the guest of Silas Denton and
family, from Monday till Wednes-
day, of last week.
Mrs. Lou Polling, who has been
on the sick list for some time, is
reported a little better.
Rudolph Barclay visited his
sister, Mrs. Blanche Ruble, of
near Lancaster, last Friday, he
brought us the news that the stork
had visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble
and left them boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dresback
attended the protracted meeting at
st. John, on last Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles Dennis and wife, of
Lancaster, visited his mother,
Mrs. George Worries, last week.
Vern Conkle and wife and Chas.
Sawyer and wife visited David
Lama and family, last Wednesday,
Tracy Denton made a business
trip to So. Bloomingville, last
Thursday.
Mrs. sallie Lama and daughter.
Maize, were callers at Pursell last
Tuesday. We are glad to see
Mrs. Lama able to be about again.
Mrs, Lucy Lytle entertained at
dinner, on last Tuesday, C. d.
Sawyer and family.
John Dresback visited his broth
er, r. II. Dresbaek, of Laurelville,
last Friday.
Miss Enid Cupp was caller at
So. Bloomingyille, Saturday eve
ming.
Miss Hazel Oldfield called on
her sister, at So. Bloomingyille,
Saturday.
Vern Conkle and wife and Chas.
Sawyer and family were the Sun
day guests of VIM. 10y and fami-
ly.
Chas. and Miles WiIlard-made q
trip to Whistler, the first Of the
week. for load Of corn
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Installation of Officers.

Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge
No. 533 held their installation on
Friday evening, January q, 1908,
with the following results:
N. g., Mary McManigal V. G.,
Leota Starkey; Recording Sec,
Anna M. Keller; Financial Sec.,
Laura Ferguson; Treas, ROLAND
Bright; l. G., Amanda Buchanan
o. G., Malinda Moeckel; W.,
Maggie Young; c., Mert Frasch !;
Chaplain, Esther Steele; r. S. of
N. c., Madge McCrea; L. S. of N 4.
g., Eflie Kennard; r. S. of V. G.,
Datharine Braddock; L. S. of Y.
G., Maria Mckinney; Pianist,
Plezza Mauk; Assistant, Phoebe
Mclaughlin; Flower CON-, Cath
crime Braddoek, Esther Sander
son; Sick Com, 1st Ward, Julia
Mauk; 2nd Ward, Amanda Bu-
chanan; 3rd Ward, Esther San
derson; 4th Ward, Rhoda Jones :;
Finance Com, May Price, Fife
Acker, John Buchanan.
One visitor, Mrs Anna Mitchell,
of Columbus. After the installa-
tion lunch was served.
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Resolutions. i.

Resolutions of Respect on the
death Of Sister Gertrude Wood
worth, adopted by Logan Temple
81 z. S. Jan. 80, 1908.
WHEREAS, Our Allwise and
Benefcent Father, whom we all
recognize as the Creator and
Supreme Counselor of the Uni
verse, hath in his infinite wisdom
entered in our fraternal family
and called to Himself our beloved
and esteemed Sister, Gertrude
Woodwork.
RESOLVED, That in the passing
of our beloved Sister to the eternal
city beyond the mountain range,
Logan Temple SO z S., has been
called upon to mourn the loss of a
good and true Sister, that we fully
recognize the many sterling
qualities of true womanhood in
the life and character of our de-
ceased Sister. Let her sleep in
peace, and her noble qualities we
will ever cherish in our memories.
RESOLVED, That we extend to
the bereaved husband and chill
dren our tender sympathies in
their aflliction and loss.
RESOLVED, That a copy of this
memorial be sent to the bereaved
family, a copy be spread upon the
minutes of this Lodge, and further
that a copy be furnished the news
papers for publication.
ELIZABETH MoGILL,
LAURA e. MARTIN,
NAoMA MEssE,
Committee.
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Cider Valley

G. w. Alkire and wife, of
Orient, Piqua County, purchased
the Chapman farm some time ago
and moved last week. We
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Alkire to
our valley, we are glad to see the
vacant houses filled up.
Enos Knipe and son, Ben, were
hauling hay from our valley last
week.
Frank Riggs, of Logan, made
business trip to his farm last
week.
G. w. Riggs and wife were Lo-
gan shoppers last Tuesday.
Bud Miller, of Logan, spent
few days last week in the country,
hunting with Walt Lane.
James Lindsey is making quite
an Improvement on the II. b.
Hansel farm in the way of clean
ing up and building fence. Mrs.
Lindsey is improving slowly from
the grippe.
Nate Nimon, Walt Lane and
Frank Souders were hauling Mr.,
Alkire's household goods from
.Orland station, Tuesday.
w, r.. Thrush made business
trip to Logan last Saturday.
Charles Meldrim and wife called
on S. j. Stone and family Sunday.
Nate Nimon and wife had as
their guests last week, Mr.. j.
Mattocks, wife and little son, of
Logan.
George Mast and family, of
Pleasantville, Ohio, is visiting
relatives in our vicinity for few
days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Anthony last Saturday, daugh-
ter.
Frank Souders and wife had as
their Sunday guests, q. w. AL
kire and wife, Geo. Mast, wife,
son Walter, and daughter Edith.
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THE NEWS
OF THE WEEK

NEW YORK-The most bril-
liant wedding that has taken place
in New York City in several years
was that which took place at noon
Monday lat the mansion of Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, when her
daughter, Miss Gladys, was united
in marriage to Count LasSlo
Szechenyi, young Hungarian,
lieutenant of Hussars, and heredi-
tary member of the Austro- Hun
garian parliament. The guests
numbered $50, most of whom were
relatives and immediate friends of
the two families. A few members
of prominent New York families
were present, together with Baron
Hengelmuller Won Hengervar, the
Austrian ambassador to the United
States, and James Bryce, the Brit
ish ambassador.
From III until II o'clock the
guests arrived in a procession of
corriag' and automobiles and on
foot. Promptly at noon, the we'd
ding ceremony was performed in a
large drawing-room on the Fifth
avenue side of the house, in which
u bower of palms and arbor of or
chids was constructed. Beneath
the arbor, temporary alter was
erected, and in front of this the
ceremony was performed by Mon
signor Michael j. Lavelle, rector
of st. Patrlck's cathedral. The
bride was escorted by her elder
brother, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
down an aisle bordered with palms
entwined with great abundance
of orchids, to the alter. Count
Szechenyi was attend ed by his
brother, Count Dionys Szechenyi.
The ceremony of giving the bride
away was performed by Cornelius
Vanderbilt.
Following the ceremony, we'd
ding breakfast was served, the
guests being distributed at various
tables throughout the house. All
the rooms were beautifully deco
rated with palms and orchids.
Immediately after the wedding
breakfast the count and countess
departed on their honeymoon trip.
Tie destination of the bridal
couple is said to be Newport, where
they will remain until early next
when they will depart for
Count Szechenyi's home in Hun
gary.
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legs on them "Public Health -
See to it that dogs are healthy
when they come on tho street, and
can run fast, and knock the chill
dren over, Have them congregate
in the Park and roll On the flowers
go they may smell like crushed
roses, when blockading the side
walks. Mr.. Stracke insisted that
the whole matter be referred to
him with power to act, and he
would read over some Of the
suggestions in "Yaller Jacket"
and apply them to the yaller dog.
A motion was put to that effect,
the vote standing three to three.
President Thurness voted for
Stracke, and the caucus adjourned
to hold council NEE ting, as many
citizens had been waiting two
hOulS w pluHSuCu SOulO DusluGSss
The subject for the next all-night
council caucus will be "picture
shows and dagos." One councilman
insisted that what he has to say on
these subjects lie is willing to say
publicly. At any rate our belfry
boy will be on hand.
In council meeting Mr.. Gutliph,
Funeral Director in employ of
Harden IL Co., presented petit
tion with $50 signers asking for
the council to provide for labelling
streets and numbering houses.
Postmaster Mckay said he had
had the ginger taken out of him
some what in his boosting Logan
for free mail delivery, but he
would say this in behalf of Mr..
Gutliph's petition, that if the fed
eral law is passed that is now
pending giving free delivery to
villages whose post office does
$5, 200 worth of business per
month, that Logan is in line for
free delivery. But the first re-
quirement of the government is
streets labeled and houses num-
bered. bIr. Harden also spoke
favorable to the advancement of
the town. The petition and
proposition was referred to the
street committee for investigation
and report at next meeting.
Judge f. p. Martin presented a
plat of F. p. Martins Sub. divi-
sion of part of fractional lots % !
and 8, section IL, township IA,
range II, and lot 9SS of Ponds
second addition to Logan. He
asked that the plat be accepted,
'iu aiVSl 'Sly uuoiOuSh anu |
omfrehensive explanation on his
part, the council authorized the
Mayor and Clerk to certify the
village acceptance on the face of
the plat. Judge Martin has a
very nice little addition of seven
handsome lots, which lie east of
his residence and at the west end |
of Poplar and North streets, of
Heights.
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MIDDLEPORT-Dr. L.

Beaghler was killed Monday in
sight of his home and wife while
attempting to cross the Pennsyl-
vania railroad tracks. He was IN
his closed carriage and did not
hear the approaching west bound
"Flyer He was prominent
member of the County Medical as
soclation, the Masons, Odd Eel
lows and Pythian orders and leaves
a wife and four children.
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Simple Remedy forLa Grippe

La grippe coughs are dangerous
as they frequently develop into
pneumonia. Foley's Honey and
Tar not only stops the cough but
heals and strengthens the lungs so
that no serious results need be
feared. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar contains no harm
fuI drugs and is in yellow pack
age. Refuse substitutes. Bort Il
Co.
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Legal Notice.
A. w. MaulS, Administrator of the estate OF
William Gain,
Deceased, Plaintiff
J. II. oorblll, ct ii pelendants.

]. II. Corbltt, ct nj Defendants.
Probate Court, Hooking County, Ohio,
Case No.
Robert Cain, Madison Cain, Mary Cain
and the unknown heirs OF Robert Cain.
whose place OF residence Is unknown, but
when last heard of resided at Greenup
Cumberland County, slate of Illinois; and
William Cain and unknown heirs OF James
Cain, VIII ose place OF residence Is unknown,
but supposed TO be some where In the state
OF Indiana, Will lake notice that A, w.
Mauk, administrators OF the estate or VIII
liam Cain, deceased. on the 18th. day OF
January A. d, 1908, ned his petition IN the
against j. IL. Corbitt, ct al, alleging th ut the
personal estate of said William Cain Is In
sufficient To pay his debts and the charges
seized In fee simple of the following real
l state, situate In the County OF Hooking
and iate of Ohio, to-Wit; Being the un-
divided e-half interest in and to part OF
eleVenQD, Range eighteen(1s), containing
% acres more or lessi also a lot OF land In
Saltereek Township IN said county, bound
ed and described as follows, to-wlt: Being
part of lot No. onell, Section thirty Ave
ta5l, Twp. eleven(llh Range nineteenu9,
aud being the northeast quarter OF The
said; and 80 rods In width ON the eastern
side OF the northwest quarter OF the north
west quarter OF said section, township ami
range containing 10 acres and containing
less. The prayer of the petition IS for u sale
OF said property to pay the debts OF said
Wtlham Gain, deceased, and that all
mortgages and other claims be set up against
the same. The above first named parties
together With all the other heirs at law and
next Of Kin Of said defendant are made
parties defendant In the above action aud
theg are required to answer the same on or
before March IL ig0S.
A. W. Mauk. Admr Of VIM. Cain.
Jan. w, NRs. o. VII. Wright, bis Atty,
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How 90 Avoid Appendicitis

Most victims of appendicitis arc
those who are habItually consti.
pated. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation
by stimulating the liver and bowels
and restores the natural action of
the bowels. Orino Laxative Fruit
syrup does not nauseate or grippe
and is mild and pleasant TO take.
Refuse substitutes. Bort 4 Co.
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FAIRMONT, w. VAN,

FAIRMONT, w. VA.-Mo-
nongah mines Nos. and s cf the
Fairmont Coal company, in which
the explosion Of Dec. 6 last killed
$50 men, will resume operations
Monday.
The officials of the company
have received hundreds of appli-
cations for work from miners. AS
workmen were putting the finish
ing touches on the mine today they
found the bodies of James Moore,
a trapper boy, and an unknown
Slav.
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You Bet on Athens.
CIV ashington News.)


The House this afternoon passed
an item of $50, 200, which is car
ried in the urgent deficiency bill,
providing for the purchase of a
site and the beginning of the work
for new postoilice at Athens,
Ohio. This item was inserted at
the request of General Charles II !.
Grosvenor, whose last act as a
member of Congress from the
Eleventh District was to secure an
appropriation of 800, 900 for a
public building in his home town.
The General was on the floor all
afternoon waiting for his para
graph to be reached and left the
capitol happy when the vote was
taken.
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NEW LEXINGTuN-Th

defense sprung a surprise in the
McMullin murder case Monday af-
ternoon when it rested after the
examination of single witness.
The arguments will likely begin
Tuesday. The state failed to
show any motive on the part of the
accused for the killing of Thomas
Craig which occurred at the home
of the latter last August.
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Virginia Farm For Sale.

202 acres of land in Amelia Co.
Va, 4 miles from r. r. station
and County seat, good dwelling 3
large rooms, hall room, 8 out
buildings, rs acres cleared, balance
in timber. Paid $500. Terms
easy. J, @. EsGLrsron,
Jan. 2s, 2-w Amelia Va.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Il hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been lled in
the Probate Court Of Hoeklng County, Ohio,
Tor first and Final settlement John q.
Young, Administrator OF William o. Tuck
hearing on the 2lsi. q ~ of February Al. b.
HOS at ~ O'Clock "A. M or rs soon there
after as may be convenient.
y. +. MARTIN,
Jan. ~, 9-H Probate Judge.
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METHODIST CHURCH.
T. B. WHITE. Pastor.
U. b. CHURCH.
j. w. WILLIS, Pastor.

ST PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH MISSION
ALFRED W. BUoKLAED, Minister
in Charge.
Divine service Friday evening
at 7:15.
All not attending elsewhere are
inYited to be present.
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SPRINGFIELD-

SPRINGFIELD Governor
Harris was roundly denounced at
mass meeting of laboring men
yesterday for his reported attitude
on the initiative and referendum
and other reform measures now
before the legislature.
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RAILROAD
NEWS ITEMS
Mr.. Chas. Grigsby was visiting
in Murray few days last week.

Mr.. Chas. Grigsby was visiting
in Murray a few days last week,
Mr.. Chas. Stevenson was in
Wellston, Sunday, circulating
among old time acquaintances.
Mr.. John Spence was in Pomeroy
last week, drinking Ohio river
water. Jack says, "By gum,
Banker Fox is going TO the pen
for one year"
Mr.. w. NJ. Deeds, of Columbus,
Assistant Train Master on the
Hooking, was in Logan, Monday.
Many of the foreign laborers on
the rail road have been laid off.
1t is said that the gravel crew
has been knocked off for the pres
ent.
Mr.. Charley Lehman, of the
north division of the II. V. Ry.,
was in Logan few days the past
week. Charley is looking we'll
and making good.
The Missouri Girl Is a guaran-
teed attraction and the theater
manager is instructed to refund the
money if there is on single thing
advertised that is not performed d
to the letter. The claim that it is
the best domestic comedy ever
written has never been disputed.
The production of the play in this
city will be the equal of any ever
given. Not line or a scene cut
out, and not bad actor in the
cast. Remember the date is Feb.
7, at the Logan Opera House.
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AMONG THE
CHURCHES.
LUTHERAN TRINITY CHURCH.
II. w. WALKER, Pastor.

At Lutheran Trinity Church on
North Mulberry ST., the service
next Sunday will be conducted as
follows:
Sunday School...,.,.,,.. $50 a. m.
Public Preaching.-....... 0:30 a. m.
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Mr.. Chas. Stevenson was in
Wellston, Sunday, circulating
among old time acquaintances.

Mr.. w. NJ. Deeds, of Columbus,
Assistant Train Master on the
Hooking, was in Logan, Monday.
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1t is said that the gravel crew
has been knocked off for the pres
ent.
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Many of the foreign laborers on
the rail road have been laid off.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
PROPOGAIA

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS win Be
received BIZ the Board OF Water supply,
Z, +he cfEce OF the board. No 2qs Broad
wav Nsv York Room SIC ninth floor.
,,ntn II a. m On July p. 1905, for tbs
ror,strTIctton Of portion OF the Catskfff
snued1ct consisting OF about 617 miles OF
nlefu concrete conduit known as cut-and-
cover auueduct, II feet high by II feet 6
inches wide and about 3, 40 feet OF tunnel
II feet high BY II feet 4 inches wide on
the hydraulic grsdienr and known as Peak
tunnel situated west OF the Hudson River
~, are south side OF Esopus Creek valley,
- fha towus Of Olive and Marbletoxn III
sfer County. New York
AZ the above place and tine the bids viii
hs nublicly opened and read. The award
~ tha contract, IL awarded. viii be msds
a. soon thereafter as practicable. Pampn-
Ta+-f -or7taiutue information for bidders
49,, NJ contract gpecifca tons, etc. and
aaronbIsts of contract drawings can be OBJ
tafI1ed at Room 1915 at the above address
~ depositfuE the sum Of ten dollars (S10l
rSr zach pamphlet, or twenty dollars 800
<o- each set to insurs their return IN ac-
centahIe condition within thirty days from
tLe Hate on which bids are to be opened
f-n- further particulars SEQ City Record
JOHS A. BENSEL- President
CHARLES ~. CHADWICK
CHARLES A. SHAW.
r-o-,r1tssioners OF the Board OF Water
Supply. -,--- -r,.. r.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
City Property for Sale
4 DETACHED COTTAGE.

DETACHED COTTAGE .-
.s.5 b,, lovely lawns strawberries containing
.ia-.r roonns ana conservatory. two toilets patl
s doors and walls: equipped with most Iloueth p.on5
system. piazza on freL all
saor an rooms tasefuy decorated parqae' ~ a,,zo
o@1teDjees of carved wood; cement Walks arouil
snT GARDEN Queen style staircase nL ti'-iern
wan solid masonry located Oh , Drfce
SJS 600 ~ which $4,000 remain on noi gas - y
ysrng FaTCETRF2C fF3t TO 9Th cor 40 ST. y
Dpo r,yyAY NORTHWEST CORNER OF READH 81
"a a,ro4 sale of most deflfaoIe
11ers downtogn. Apply VIM c WAbhEfa9 : 9'-'-'
2ss Broadway-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
Female

ABRAHAM & sTRAUs.
FULTON STREET.
BROOKLYN.
YELLING DEPARTAdENT-Requ an ex-
perienced head Of stock applicants must
be thoroughly familiar with all ofanche
~ q first class yelling department and
he ahIe TO furnish best Of references,
ALSO
HuTsIr DEPARTMENT - An experienced
esIaswoman; must be an accomplished
nianist Apply To superintendent
DRESS SHIELD SEWERS wanted work
can he done az hnmei mateflsi ann N
strurtinns sent. cash weekly. addressed on
veln,e brings particulars r. Dist. Co. III
Llprir~ y H'dg Philadelphia
rA4rrs can make pin money selling our
toilet uecesaarles to their friends and sf-
auzintances; does not require good safes
woman: sells itself, liberal terms II
Manufacturing Co.. In West al s@
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
BOARD AND ROOMS

single insertions cents per Hns- Six
teen words seven times consecutively. IL
which entities advertiser 70 have rooms
entered fer a period Of fourteen days In
The Trtbune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms.
Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had, free OF charge. at tho Uptown
Office Of The New-York Tribune. 1884
broadway. between 36.h and 3Tth sts-
IosrH sT., 3 WEST-ElevatoF, telephone.
electricity; large rooms; board optional
private family.
LOG WEST OATH ST.-NswIy furnished
rooms; board optional; convenient L and
subway; telephone: reference.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
Real Estate.

-r.r rsTATr RrTYER-YOU WILL GET PROP
X av chsaper IL YOU through reliable real estate
Office - 49,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

CANVASSERS wanted on newspaper and
rnaraZfne proposition; New York and sur
rounding counties; commission paid at end
of each day: men OF push and energy can
make from s. to $40 a day; only those or
neat appearance and clean habits need aT'-
ply. Mr. Charlton, Room GA. Tribune Bldg.
BOND SALESMAN who has large acquaint-
ance with wealthy people to place S5O,oo9
worth Of first mortgage per cent real
estate bonds; no salary; good commission; I;
state experience and reference. A M, BOX
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs

WANTED. - Man OF good address and
strong personality who can sell very
.asv terms the best investment proposition
ever offered based real estate ana
hacked bv well known business men, can
secure n contract worth 81 600 or more per
vear hv answering this advertisement
nromntlv Address Opportunity, care Mel
son Chesrnan & Co, ST. Louis. Mo.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACTIVE MAN wanted. $1,000; SO weekly
and per cent guaranteed pn invest
Apply ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co., 207 Broad
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Real Estate Loans.

VI - EI1 -fNFOR1TkTJON REGARDING GOOD
= aes~ = Tor sale not particular about location Nish
tflTn olig who Viii sell direct 70 buyer
ksf .e description state when possession can De
No2ress l. DARBKSEI2lE. Ees 1s0ls hocaesesrs
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

COOK -Garruan: first class; good baker
rest references: wages s35-S40 Call al
rang q Roecherer Co Bureau. Ri-4S-fl
West 23d 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

$40 CASH and SO per month viii buy
beautiful California vineyard, the income
from which will be sufficient 20 make you
independent for life: handsome pamphlet.
valuable information and contract free.
Sacramento Valley improvement Co., ST.
Louis Mo.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

cook and I.AUNT}f cham
bernaid and waitress Or lauiicress, 81
I,-0r,ar,. beat reference Jussila Bureau
ESQ Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

COOK -Ffrst csss. Swedish: good man
aser. highest New York references; with
,,itshennaid. Iussila Bureau. $50 Lextus-
ton ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

COACHMAN.--YoHng man. single. thor.
ouEhly competent in all his dutiesi gesH
personal references. hest appearance. viii
ing 10 he useful. CITY or country. Coach-
man ss3 9th ave. care Fagon.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

COACtMAN.-Ry neat young Irisnnnal' J.
takes best cars horses. harnsss. csssriaseS
lent rs<srencs. Carpenters Bureau. lSs
9sk ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

WANTED. D.-Information regarding good
business for sale; not particular about
character size or location: prefer to deal
with owner. Give price and full descrtp-
ton. Address L. Darbyshire, Box 1902,
Rochester, N. 7.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

NT-RSE. attendant or companion 10 invalld
or chfld BY a graduate nurse moderae-
-aIarv G. n. TribUDs. Harlem
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

COACHMA AN.-Cientlenan going ebroad DE-
'sires position for his coachman, whom ne
can thoroughly recommend: sober, neat and
careful driver, recently from New YORK
city: married. no children Address John
Aubrey, care J. z. Barbour. Paterson.
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