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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-20

obtained
eommodious and most Interesting a
The entire lower
ceiling
world
character this
Italian
The
mahogany furniture The
colored
The in
building
treated
live misguided person
Of the officials greater
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All
handling
communication is drectthese
The
their kitchen and dining
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around the roof of sufficient
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-20

prevalent but erroneous opinions on
Verendrye's trip to this territory In
17SS, and shows that this celebrated
traveller did not see the Mtandans nor
visit their iNages. He shows from
Verendrye's Journal, as published In
Brymners Canadian Archives for
1885, that the tribe described by him
was probably the Iidatsa, both on
account OF the arrangement of the
huts and the location Of the villages
on the Missouri river.
This volume, as soon as it is ready,
will be distributed to the members of
the State Historical society and to
the members of the affiliated society
of the North Dakota Teachers His
tory association s5s,sss
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-20
With
STEALING SlI,OOO
RECENT N. P. CASHIER AT VAL
Ley CITY ON TRIAL FOR MAX
ING IA REAL NICE GRAFT

valley City, N. D., Dec. 19. The
trial of H. A. Kesler, alias Harry ADJ
am Kestler, charged with embezzling
$11, ,180 from the Northern Pacific
railroad company while cashier at
valley City, is fairly under way.
Up to noon only two Of the states
witnesses had been examined, Mr.
Chamberlain, the local agent, and
complaining witness, and Mr.. Rich
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-20

ards, head OF the auditing department
of the Northern Pacific. AT this rate
1T will take at least q week to get
the case to the jury, as the state has
fourteen witnesses.
The case is being sharply fought.
Attorney Englert covered the ground
with thoroughness, while States Az
torney zuger and Judge Young are
covering the ground well and build-
ing up a strong case against the pris-
Oner. ~
The case thus far has been very
interesting. Judge Young IN outlin-
ing the case, stated that the state
would show positively how Mr.. Kes-
ter had taken every penny of the $11,-
180.89 and the state has introduced
some Of their evidence to prove their
contentious.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-20

banking Institution
in
50
accomplished easily bundles
merchandise S
of the banks
all the Central American the
Der deposits touched the high figure of ssO
National
worthy Of Americas largest banking institution the old
entirely
turned over to the builders The interior completely
qnuched The architects Messrs McKm Mead White
problem raising
modern banking domce without cha ngg the buildings architectural
tradition
strictly ascheme classic smpi it is believed that
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-20

The Golden Rule must be made to
work better in the new politics than
it has in the old. The World Today.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-20
new HOME FOR LARGEST AMERICAN BANK

NATIONAL CRY YORK REBUILT OLD
HOUSE INTO MAGNIFICENT FINANCIAL PALACE COVERING
TIRE CITY HLocK-HAs ASSETS ss72ooooo
.ss1 sl M ,s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-20

.usE rR1B uNE WANT COLUMNS.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.
Suburban.

wANTED--A child TO board. by lady who
could give one q cultured home Ad-
dress p. o. Box 8. rutherford. N J.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
STEVENS TO ACCEPT PERSONAL BONDS
Will Do This to Secure Prospective Bidders
for Barge Canal Contract.

Albany Dec. 15.-For the purpose Of trying to
secure prospective bidders on December q for barge
contract No. 90 which provides for the dredg-
ing of the Mohawk River from Rexford Flats to
Little Falls. the total cost of which IS estimated
at 100000, Superintendent F. G Stevens OF the
State Department of Public Works announced to-
day that he would accept personal bonds in leu
of surety company bonds.
Under the regulations prescribed by statute. the
faithful performance bond for this work viii be
about 81. 100000 and the labor bond about 100000
Superintendent Stevens announces that because OF
restrictions imposed by statute the combined capi-
tai and surplus Of the surety companies authorized
to do business in this state hardly sufficient TO
meet the requirements Of both the faithful per-
formance and labor bonds
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
Lost.
WORK WANTED.
Male

N1I-F = ELE. -- Expert nlschtniSt and
E--1-e G-aE. = American. single. with
80 ls1--E and pleasant disposition. seeks
.i--- rse--t Ele0e one or many machines
--@Eate@ alc maintained z A 5,
H1I +. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
JOHN W. CASTLES PRESIDENT.
Selected to Head Union Trust Company
Hartman on Executive Committee

John W. Castles who on Monday offered his res
ignation president and a director of the Guar
anty Trust Company to take effect December 81.
elected yesterday president of the Union Trust
Company, to succeed the late Edward King. The
office. noted in The Tribune last Saturday, was
offered recently by the committee selection
Of a new president to George B. CaortelyOus whose
term Secretary OF the Treasury will expire on
March 4
Mr.. Castles will probably assume the direction
of the Union Trust Company about the middle of
January He has been president of the Guaranty
Trust Company since April, 1904, and for years
prior to his coming to this city had been a bank
president in New Orleans.
E, H Hartman and George F. Baker were added
to the executive committee of the Guaranty Trust
Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

LAUNDRESS. &c.-By corore5 ,,-o----.
washing by the bundle Al home ~ ~ ls-s.. ~.
work Of any kind. Advertiser 226 Fssf
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
REBATING INQUIRY IN CHICAGO.
P. R. r. and U. S. Steel Corporation Said To
Be Under Federal SearchIight.

Chicago Dec 15-Charges Of rebating. II is said
against various railroads will be investigated by
the federal grand jury. which began its work here
to-day. Among the witnesses called into the in
Quisitorial chambers to-day were employees Of che
Pennsylvania lines and of a large farming impIe-
ment company.
J. b. Young. agent of the Pennsylvania at South
Chicago, is said have given the jury information
OF the rate charged the Illinois Steel Company for
handling steel. The traffic relations between this
road and the United States Steel Corporation, it
authoritatfvely stated, would be investigated
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16


nounced to-day by the State Board of Canvassers.
governor Hughes's plurality Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanler. the Democratic candidate, was SO 462 and
the vote for Horace White, Republican candidate
Tor Lieutenant Governor exceeded that Of John A.
DIX. MS Democratic opponent by us715.
Other pluralities were:
Secretary of State-Samuei g. Roenlg CRep),
I22 as
Controller-Char1es H. Gaus (Rep) 96 s49.
State Treasurer-Thomas B. Dunn CRepl. 12s.505.
Attorney General-Edward R. O'MalIey CRep).
1AOss
State Engineer and Surveyor-Frank u. Williams
(Rep) 14OOs1.
The Presidential and Vice-Presidential Elector Of
each party receiving the highest vote, follows:
Republican Charles H Duell S7007o; Democratic
William II. Fitzpatrick, 667,s6s Independence
League. Alfred J. Boulton, S5s17 Socialist. Thomas
Mcguire. Ss,45l; Prohibition. John Berry, 2266Z
Socialist Labor. Emil A Anderson, 3s77-
In 1904 the vote of the highest Republican Elector
was S596 65S, and that Of the highest Democratic
EIector 6SS ISL
The official vote for state officials as canvassed
Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

BJrTL Err or USEFUL MAN. with excellent
city references thoroughly understands
his duties. 20 anywhere Miss Marga ret
smiths Bureau. . West 42d ST Phone
3G39 Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

BUTLER CsinEls handed; experienced IN
all duties. will take charge hrst floor and
help az anything heavy. absolutely hooer'
wiling. neat appearance. personal refer
ences Aristo. I3g East Slst 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

COACHMAN. GARDENER-By temperate.
competent young man, highest personal
reference; moderate expectations; respect
ful. willing obliginS; furnaces etc. city.
country. anywhere. Address Gardener, 6i7
9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
2ll-21H East 1nnth street

HARLEI STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO,
211-213 East Tooth street
New York, Dec. 10th, 1908
To F. Stewart. Rose Kiey. J. CreenweId
est. Dr. Hallwood, H. Greenwau Eva Bod
die, Amelia Frances. NJ J. Donovan, n
Z. Woods. Mrs NJ. Golden. s. Rosneil Lena
Chasen, Mrs. D. Carney. George Samper.
I. F. Kelley, H. Gross. S. RemeT. Ellen
Moore, J. Proctor. Christine Davis. J.
Handibode. ". Horstman. NJ. Berney. NJ.
Delsner. P. Barr. J. Carroll and B. Gibson:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that. the time for the payment Of this
Company's lien upon the property hereinaf-
ter described having expired. after due no
ttce thereof had been given you, we will
cause such property. TO wit. household
goods, personal effects and merchandise,
stored by YOU or In your name in the Har-
lem Storage Warehouse Co. Warehouses, 70
be sold at public auction, according to the
statute in such case made and provided. at
our warehouses. Nos. 211-213 East Tooth
st. New York city, on THURSDAY. January
18th. 1909, at 1890 q m. and II the sale
thereof is not completed on said date the
same will be continued at the same place
on each and every Thursday thereafter. be
ginning at 1870 z. m, until the sale Is
completed.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
W. G. GILBERT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

Appeals. Mr. Woodruff has been seeking authority
construct such q road, and the litigation was
carried 20 the highest state courts Mr.. Woodruff
will have to seek legislative authority before the
road can legally be constructed over state forest
lands.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

NURSERY competent young North Ger
man: good sewer; best references: ritv
Boecherer Cos Bureau, AZ 45-47 IT,
$50 ST. west
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

6STH ST. SIS w.-Parlor floor. suitable for
physician. private bath electric lights.
best attendance
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

Nj RSE.-Firsr class; infant or .ror.-
chlldneni city or countYy: two ,aars; -
erences. wages S25 to $50 Tlsbar+y,-s ~,
reau' 4s5 Columbus ave Tel 74f-Ri,-er
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
Notice TO Creditors.

Is TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
fo- re Northern District Of Ohio Eastern Division
-Hs-tcEzl Car Wheel Company. complainant. vs The
wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Company defendant
No. 1tzeNofics IS hereby given time with
Y Which creditors Of the wheeling
fnsc Company of all subsidiary companies men
2ne- = ths bill Of complaint heretofore fled
cause E-ElL file their respective claims with
maze -hs-- -espectve objections 70 the claims
ee-oss. hss been extended from the 5th
ca r November. 1908 the 5th day March 1909
lEAR RLEs ?. EINE. special Master, 9zI Society for
esF-1gs Bldg Cleveland Ohio. October 27th, 1905.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

THIS grand total exceeds by 1s41.ss1 the total
number % votes cast in the Presidential election
a 1894. when the grand total 125lo,7oS
Compared with that election, the candidates OF
tie Republican Democratic and Socialist parties in
creased their votes this year. The reverse is true
O. Ihe candidates $he Prohibition, Populist and
Socialist Labor parties The Independence party
did not figure in the Presidential election OF four
years ago.
The greatest difference in party vote is shown
IN sa Increase for Bryan OF 1Sl5211 the total
vote cast in 1919 for Alton B. Parker. Judge Taft
received 1870 votes more than were polied for
President Roosevelt in 19o4. and Debs ran 1885
sbesd Of his predecessor on the Socialist ticket
The heaviest loss is shown by the Populists who
u1th the same candidate. registered SS.312 votes
less this wear than IN 1904 when their total was
71-is2 The Prohioitionist candidate. Chaan ran
81 votes behind the 1ao4 mark of his party, and
. CiThgls The Socialist Labor candidate received
o-.v about 80 per OF the vote given to Corri-
gan which S1-2+s in the previous Presidential
race.
Nex York tS7007M. PENNSYLVANIA G45T7e) and
Illinois j62a s30 gave Taft the greatest number OF
votes among the states. while as TO Bryan the
6sr vss New York tss7.46s). Ohio C5o2.72D and Ill
nois t450S0l-
The votes cast for Taft and Bryan were almost
identical il number in Maryland and Nevada In
fe first Taft received 111253 and Bryan 11l17, and
IN the ether I6.2l4 and 1865 respectively
Debs received his largest vote in Pennsylvania,
2a ia Illinois. Se.7I1. New York. IS. 451. Yer
r,rrt was the only state in which not q single
was cast sor the Socialist candidate. Delaware
gave hin only : votes
risgeu's vote IN New York CS5s17 and in his own
e-s-a of Massachusetts, Q92S0 together formed
-ez-1v r7o--hirds Of all the votes he received in
the whole country In six states not vote was
cast for him. Kline states registered a single
vote for the Prohibitionist candidate.
The Socialist Labor candidate received votes in
only thirteen states. and in only nineteen states
we're votes cast for watson, Of the Populst party
Tre vote by states
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
OCEAN STEAMERS.


AMERICAN LINE FT0@ Il PieF le i 10 II n X
PLYMOUTH-CHERB G-SOUTHANPTON
Philadelphia- Dec 10 New York Jan 2
ST. Paul. Dec. % ST Louis .--.. Jan. ?
RED STAR LINE From Pier ,s "a. \ = H-s
NEW YORK-ANTWERP
Finland ----- Dec 10 Kroonlaud- --- Dec 50
Vaderland-- Dec % iceland Jan .
WEl1S STAR line EE0n2 Pi5F
NEW YORK-Q' SSTOVcS-LIVERPO
Celtic Dec 19. , pm Celtic Jan. Is. I pm
Baltic Dec IS noon Baltic Jan 50 I pm
ACKNOWLEDGMENT G+SOUTHA A1fPTON
Oceanic. Dec. .16. II am AdriatiC Dec 80. II am
Teutonic- Dec. %. 1oam Majestic Jan & 10 an
S6sT6S S5M 32E6 46 < ITALY e EGHPT
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar
Canopic- jan ?. Feb =. Mar. q May 8
CretIc. Jan Is. Feb -. APR 5. Nay s
Republic Jan. -. Mar s, Apr. 23
ROnnaniC- Jan 80 Mar. is. Apr T. Nav n
Cedrf s p. .u35 Tons January Q ]
Z Largest in the trade February 2l
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BROADWAT-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
WOOD FLOORS.

WOOD FLOORS resurfaced and refnished
by electricity; telephone. Rapid Floor
Rurfacing Co. 9 East 42d St
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
MR.. WOODRUFF LOSES ROAD CASE

Albany, Dec. 15.-That Timothy l. Woodruff,
chairman of the Republican State Committee. has
legal right 10 build a road Camp Kill Ksre
in the Adirondacks over state lands the effect
of q, decision handed down to-day by the Court of
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
WORK WANTED.
Female

LADY, expert in Swedish exercises. desires
few ladies' at their homes, successful re-
duCing Address 3. W. Tribune Uptown
Office 1864 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
MACHINERY.

GOOD second hand milling machines, foot
and power presses. lathes. monitor and
screw machines, etc: entire plants bought
for cash. Manhattan. 4l3 West Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
TOTAL POPULAR VOTE
THREE PARTIES INCREASE
Prohibition, PopuIist and Socialist
Labor Decrease.

The total popular vote Of the various Presiden-
.;al candidates at the last national election was
made known yesterday in an official form by the
cling Of the last of the official vote that OF Mich
icsu The totals are:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

VISITING NILLINFR- - Hats made.
trimmed. own material used Marie. 1SS
West 9Tth st. Phone 5lS4-River-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
PUBLIC NOTICES

NORMAL COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK
Examinations for positions on the Eli
gible List Of College Instructors. High
School Tutors and Laboratory Assistants
college and High SCHOOL, viii be held in
the College building. 6sth Street and Park
Avenue on Tuesday. December 29 1905
and Wednesday, December 30. 1908. at Q
A. NJ.
For circular of Information. etc, ap-
ply to
Normal College. Park Av. and Sfxty-eighth
Street.
GEORGE s. DAVIS. Ii. D.. President.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
DOMEsTIo SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female
NEW JERSEY.

Female
RESS.-Swedish: first class yy,,-l,
only; would take ladies' washing az hons
Miss Miner 32S East 56th ST
LAUNDREss. &c.-By eoIored 7yor,,r.
washing by the bundle at home. or 5e1-'s
VOTE %worh OF any kind. Advertiser. 226 Fast
| iVth ST
NURsE.-Firsr class. infant or orC1-1
chlldneni city or Countrv: two ,.a,rss> = - - "a
erences. wages S25 to $50 TIsba-.SS IeL- I5.
reau' 4s3 Columbus ave Tel 74l-River-
NURSB.-By competent young North rs-
man. good sewer; best referencse. -
or country; wages $25. Can a. T7re &
Boecherer Cos Bureau. 43-45-47 Vsst
8Sd ST west
NCR6Il--Wornan to go out nursing. or dav
WGIh- Mrs. {. Gurnee, care Of Mrs n
Mullen. 50 and S5 East 153d 81.
! SWEDISH GRADUATE. thorour1,I,- .,-r,-,
enced. facial. scalp treatment. wishes sev
ladies' ar their homes. address ~ "
Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway. ~
SEAMSTRESS or MOTHERS rgz-Tr
VIII take charge of household seU-fr-
assist with housekeeping ChaDaro1 c.,i7
drcn or young ladies'. excellent - rars,.-s.
:. r. MISS FltzGerald's Bureau bO3 5rh
ave. corner 42d ST o'''
VISITING GovERNEss -By North Ger
man; English, music. position fo1. morn,
l45tn st N''t
S-CHAMBERNAID or bol.s,
Work: neat. tidy quick ana wiIlirr. g51d
ss5 Columbus ave. Tel. 74I-Riyer ''''
WAITRESS. - VIII assist chamber y,5-l..
thoroughly understands her duties. -,
neat and refined. good references. IT. ~ -
country, n. Mrs. Golfers Asencv. 129
west @5d ST
WAITRESS and PARLORMATD- 60,
petent German: best references. cit,, -
country: wages S22 80. Can a. Ta1r v e
83d ST W.
WAITRESS First class: takes buffers
IIa'- or help WIN chamherwork. test
CITY reference Can % East E4-b 81
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITTRF
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

MRS. WILSON, 1O1 West 93d st-IAdIes'.
misses and children's dressmaker: Dt-
rectoIre and Empire gowns; latest imported
models.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS By g
young Irish Protestant. good references.
G, Hofmayers = Bureau. 153 West 23d st.
Telephone after 10 m 1864 Chelsea
CHAMBERMAID and MAID.-By expert
enced young Swedish girl: good sewer.
best references city or country wages
s25. Call az Lang & Boecherer Co.'S Bu-
Tesu 43-45-4T Vest S3d st
CoOK.-French; capable and experienced
woman; fiTst-class references. under
stands all branches Of cooking; will do
marketing, catering, etc. NJ. d, Miss
FitzGerald's Bureau. 800 Fifth ave. cor
ner 42d St
COoK.-Wiu assist laundress; exception
ally neat Young woman, best references:
city or country. NJ. c. Mrs. Golfers
Agency. 122 West 23d ST.
COOK.-By first class young German; good
baker: best references; city or country.
wages S3j $40. CaIl at Lang q Boecherer
co.'s Bureau. s34 Al West SD st.
CoOK.-Tirst class. neat tidy woman; in
country; eges *25: references. Fla
74l-River.
COOK.-Enslish Protestant; very neat:
excellent cock; has son waiter. generally
useful: city references: city or country T..
J.. Mrs Golfers Agency, 122 West 23d 81
COOK K-ExperienCed. excellent reference;
would be willing 70 assist with laundry.
B. H. Miss FitzGeralds Bureau. b03 9th
ave corner 42d st.
HOUSEWORK.-By willing, neat strictly
temperate woman; good plain cook and
baker. IS monthly good references Irwin
Bureau. Il West llth St
FAMILY WASHING and IRONING, By
month week or dozen, private house;
omen air drying. viii furnish best Of ref
erences. 3S2 East 72d st
FIRST CLASS cooks. raundresses. wait
Tesses, parormaids. chambermaids and
bopsemaids on hand mostly Scandinavian
and German help: references strictly in
vestlKated Sea Bdinavian Emp. Bureau,
747 Lexington ave. between seth and G0th
tts Tel. ASS7-PIaZa-
jy0I-SFKEEPER Woriing).-By reliable
scotch Protestant. excellent cook Viii do
ironing. best city references. Il. -. care Of
sullivan, $50 sih ave
GENERAL ROUSEwORKER- BY young
woman: good cook MIS-. Bjes. "a Green
UiCh 81.
TAtgNDRFSS Swedish. nrst class. would
iiie a few more washings. hcnle q out.
Carlson, II West etth 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

ESSMAKER.-Expert on high grads
work; perfect fit guaranteed. Nine. Gold
berg G5 East 116th St
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
BUSINESS CHANGER

\ GOOD opportunity TO purchase . well
established manufacturing business, staple
lne owner deS Tres to retire. Opportuni ",
Box 10. Tribune Office.
HAVE LIST Of buyers for all kinds Of
business. Coates. 1875 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER.-Tail
made suits: work done at short nottcs-
Casey 6O9 west 124th st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

FASHIONABLE French dressmaker; lstes
STYLES Acosta, $50 Columbus ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

HANDSOMELY furnished. sunny rooms
with refined table. for gentlemen. steam
heat: near Erie and Lackawanna stationB-
Address Pleasant. Box 20. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

FIRST CLASS French dressmaking; eve
ming. ball street: wedding dresses --latest
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

SMART HATS TO ORDER.-Remodel1in
10 latest styles. Hanna, 80 West S7th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
GAMES
The Ideal Christmas Gift


'LOBB'-Craze OF the day. For old and
young. New, full Of fun and exercise IN
door game for table or floor At all storeA
u : Novelty. 4O6 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
DREssMAkING AND MILLINERY

DRESSMAKER.-Expe children's. wishes
a few select customers, at home DobbS,
I9 West 1896 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
Means Dollars in
Your Pocket

ADVERTISEMENTS will following Brancfs
Offices Office 125h S
263 West 12h ST. 1O4 East 18th 1885 Sd
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
IosT-BANKBOOKj.

IOST-BANKBOOKJ.
LOST.-Baukboolc No. 442 262 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution and Bankbook No.
.UO5 5T3 Of the BOweTy Savings Bank ANY
person having claims upon said books IS
called upon tc present the same TO the
banks within thirty days, or the said books
VIII ba declared cancelled and extinguished
and new ones issued IN lieu thereof.
LOST -Bankbook Nc. e56.244 Bank for
Savings 80 4th ave, New York Pay
Iaeut stopped. Please return book to bank
/ OST Bankbook No. 95T.42s Bank for
Savings. $50 ath ave, New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST. handbook No. o41 066. Bank FOR
savings $50 ath ave. New York Pay
men stopped Please return book TO bank
LOST Passbooks Nos. los. $40 and o. 3O5
issued by the Union Square Savings
Bank formerly the Institution for the eav-
ings OF Merchants Clerks Finder viii
please return them 20 the bank
LOST -Bankb0ok no 5l3 sos seamen's
Bank for Savings. - and az Wall ST
New York Payment stopped and canceila-
t!on applied for. Please return to bank
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

LACNDRESS.- Swedish; first class work
only; would take ladies' washing az h1-na
Miss Miner, 329 East 5Gth ST
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

THE MILLINERY TRADE SCHOOL
OF NEW YORK 157 West 23d st.
PRINCIPAL. Mime. A. Ben-Yosut
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

HEALTH Vibrator Headquarters: few Ma
tional. Arnold. others. slightly used. bar
gains; repair. exchange. NATIONAL
VIBRATOR, 1161 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS BY
young Irish Protestant; good references.
6, Hofmayer's Bureau. 153 West 23d st.
Telephone after 10 m. 1864 Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

VISITING MILLINER- Hats made,
trimmed: own materials used. Marie. l2o
West e7th st. Phone 51S4 River.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

ATTENDANT-By man. u. 20 take care
o@ invalid: will be very useful around
house two years references. Address Boyd.
care Of NoTen. 214 East 27th st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

y I Ri2Il--Wonan to 20 out nursing. or dav
wofh- Mrs. 9. Guruee, care Of Mrs y
Mullen. 50 and 55 East 1S3d ST H.