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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
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The Wsy payssys msynas l4ensrs1 4
. VIII sss Mary Parents 70 ThlnkIns.
Saturday was Mothers Dag, ana
there are few who were 90 busy thsy
eient observe H. writes the Atchlson
Qloee man. But Daysey Mayma Ap-
ploton was not in that number; na.
not t.she; Dayssy Mayne arose early.
AnA putting on her best clothes, ate q
breakfast that Mother had prepsred
ard then, leaving the diahea for Moth
81 TO do; walked 10 the gresnho0sa1
where she invested IN q dozen snow.
wh4o carnations. Some may wear
eaiy one" said Daysey Mayme, "that
being the badge selected for Mothers
Day. but think Mothers cant be hon
cred too highly. and will wear dos-
oa-- sDaysey. Mayme paraded the
streets tn noon, when she went home,
ate 9 dinner Mother had prepared,
oTumblsng because It didn't suit her,
an then. after telling Mother how 70
Rea her shirtwaists, vent to take
. nap, leaving the dishes. Daysey
M~yme felt guilty upon awakening.
She had sIept two full hours Of day
tAat should have been spent m honor.
ing Mother. She gos mp heFriedly ana
Creased and LETT the house agaln,
wearing her dozen snow.vhite earns,
uoas. and to every friend On whom
she called that aiteFnooa she told
how sweet, nov uplifting and hoN no
BE itsWas. TO set aside = MotheK'u
Day. and how she intended 10 observe
ttna long as ahe lived. Daysey Mayms
was invited out to supper. and when
sha set home at 10 that night Mother
WAS still Ironing shirtvaists. Dear
Acthsr is slow. said DAyssy Mayms
% herseh in her mirror, ''but i have
henored her all day" Then she went
b bed. tatisned that cns good days
wDFk was done ssss ~. .ss.7c-s sfssl
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

UndsF this name commAnaAnt Beo-
iis Dc aCenae Of the Frsech LsgieA
OF Honor has designed q Dines-sezs %
eye-EIass. which enables the weAroE- 70
see At the same time on al sides. aAe
even behind. This is ingeniousiy -
fseted By means Of reasetioas- ~
the same time the giasses are % eoz-
structed ~ to corset ~nyoDia, ana
o. ! errors Of visiOn- use for tbs
..strumsnt that the inventor az. net
think Of has been revealed - hin ~
deaf persons empIoyinB H. They say
that Il Increases their satisfy ~ e.
bling them 70 bsFesive he aDDFoa6A
ol dangers O. Which their seFs GiYa
them % WsF4iaS
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

only he Is lord Of riches Whs -
,plses them, ana he IL 20 Whsthsg -
oas aAy or not-PusG
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

Madame Emma Eames ls noss h
-ureps and Will net sling In thIs osua.
> this year
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
m The
East
Stroudsburg
State
Normal
r School

A thoroughly first class school
for TEACHERS.
! It Is PERFECT IN the Beauty
and HsAlthfuIness Of It's Lo-
cation.
Il is COMPLETEh is Equip
ment.
It's Graduates rank among the
Best IN SCHOLARSHIP and
TEACHING ABILITY.
The rooms are carpeted and
the Beds Furnished.
The Food Is Abundant and
Excellent IN Quality.
For Catalogue Address,
E. L. KEMP, Sc. D..
Principal.
East SEoudsburg. Penna.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
cpECTAL PLEAS

--.eias1t Of a Brooklyn branch II nlaFiIE
: s.,io.ire appeal FOR an aged woman says.
o b-s,cb. as you know. has paid the rent o.
- -.,r,.n sor several years. besides giving her
-. bs,n and with al the extra demands Ilaue
- "a DO not feel that we can provide 'he
=. she needs. She was eighty years olo la9'
-L.,,v and IS SO frail that IL is hardly posslOle
=, she viii live TO have another outing she Is
- bsnt double with spinal trouble but she
:. ,,sns in the country who IS willing TO take
- Co.. nopth and care for her IN the best pos
q. ts- e 2 week, as she is not able 10 90
a. nntbing. The transportation charges "otlu
\. E-a-e Is there some one who would Ike 10
81, This dependent woman. who has seen better
s,vs rsaIly happy by contributing to a sPe0'e'
.v,s :, send her TO the country
A Yang woman Of eighteen whose mother Is
s.,s hss been in an hospital for several months
srs vu recently operated on for appendicitis
Eber ts ecules out this week she viii not be ao-e
,ss1s snd a few weeks o. rest is what she must
tss. rsr dollars vii! send her TO the Rest House
tu 7ru ssess. where good food, pleasant surround
rs and cuiet will restore her TO comparative
.sztt and enable her 10 become self-supportii 3
Iak
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
VERMONT BRANCH

hs Dana s. Carpenter. president of the Middle
NJ Springs CTtD branch. says in part. our
slach will continue 10 send a per capita tax Of
'slts 10 the general Office. as our branch dues
fiAs ! 5. g. and this year TWO members gave so
"a birthday gift 10 the general society. Our holl-
y acx sent 70 New York had no great value. yet
iagEed TIE good viii % the members As in
1'aaals they are all doing something 70 help
'1isr sr sunshine: some are helping the needy in
taoas Why's and visiting the sick, while others
: passing On papers. newspaper clippings. cards
- isl1srs. Some of the partial 'shut-ins have
.'@o delightful friends among the T. s. 5. mem
"a q ead are enjoying the friendships which they
.-'s 'ofrned by correspondence As a whole, our
---'e's are enjoying their Sunshine work. We
ost Two o. our active members within the
-. - sna have gained two young members. Juanita
-aostu and Lila Belle Curtiss"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26

pose, and II something little more sturdy is
required cambrc Will be found in every way ap-
propriate Cluny. imitation Irish and Valenciennes
lace all in vogue trimming Embroidery is
much used. and little touch Of hand work al
ways makes attractive finish.
The garment consists Of corset cover. with draw
ers The dra Hers are circular and Joined 10 a
yoke and can ne finished plain with frills.
as liked The corset cover is made with plain
back and fronts that plain at the waist line.
but with slight funess at the neck edge. which
is regulated by means Of beading threaded with
ribbon
The quantity If material required for the medium
size is 2ss yards s. inches wide 22 yards - inches
wide with y yard p yard q for frills "A yards
Of edging rs yards Of insertion to trim illus
trated.
The patterng No s.2o4 is cut in sizes for a. S6.
g. 40 q and - inch bust measure, and will be
mailed 10 any address receipt Of 10 cents.
Please give number Of pattern and bust measure
distinctly Address Pattern Department. New
York Tribune II in hurry for pattern send an
extra 2-cent stamp and will mail by letter
hostage in sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
PER SONAIS

Mr and Mrs NJ H. Lewis are at Holly Beach
y J. for short time; next month tEey go 70 d
csuop in Maine and later to the Massachusetts,
seashore. Mrs Thomas Wallace. of Manhattan Is
as usual spending the summer months at her
home at Sound Beach, Conn. Mrs. p T. Frost IS
at Canaan. \. Y. for TWO weeks; MISS EeheHleNe
Frost is at Asbury Park. y. ]. Miss Blanchard
and Mrs T R Alexander Of the HHl branch
T,roolSlyr will spend August IN the Poconn Noun
tains Mrs A l.. Mason. the New York state
president will 90 Hackcttstown for September
Mrs Charles Moves and family have had an en-
tovable time in Maine Mrs z. D Ha,sey IS al
Pocono Manor. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26

NURSE 20 grown child. very good scam
stress. or will take place as chanhel r.,
maid and seawstrsss. eNce!ien' feI- 80,
Miss Margaret Smith & bureau - Ne7'
90 a. phone 9o2a- Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
CONTRIBUTIONS

A friend al Stamford Conn. has sent box OF
excellent articles 10 be passed on, for which she
IS specially thanked on behalf Of the Eentlefolk
who will receive them. Mrs Morse, Of Long Island.
sent 2 box OF lovely sweetpeas. which gladdened
the heart Of woman who thinks them the love
Hest Of flowers Miss Rosse. Of Mamaroneck.
y. Y. contributed express box OF garden ard
wild flowers: old member. some pretty wools;
G c. Walden. chiidrens reading Fannie VI. Clarke.
cards and fancy work. and John Krell. birthday
cards
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26

S S will forward such gift if sent for her 10 the
office.
Virginia member would be pleased TO receive
a copy OF 4 book entitled After Death-NhatE
a German woman, who by the hnahciai
wronedoing Of a relative is obliged to sup
port herself by fine sewing and embroidery, asks
that employment be given her for this KIND OF
work TO aid her in the struggle for existence
An invalid asks for a shoulder sha I to put
around her while sitting out of doors in her wheel
chair.
postcard album for invalid who never ieaVes
her he'd would be a welcome ray of sunshine, as
she receives many cards from her T. S S CORE
spondents
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
BIRTHDAY GREETINGS.

Ess Bagley, Of Maine. makes request for a
Estcsrd shower, or any form Of cheer for an aged
Eazan who Rill be Eeventy-nine years old on july
Mss Bsgley ADDS. This poor soul Is almost
lsas in The world. and but for the kindness of
tsnd she would have no hFne except that pro-
ned by the town for the old and helpless without
zze Or money" The Maine members Will SEND
zaous greetings and gifts 10 her a. Sunshine sur
rsss and Miss Bsgley hopes that members N
sE states viii respond. that the day may be
Eals5le Sunshine one for her The address IS,
K Alice Frost, care Of Mrs. Lizzie Edwards
k-Esy, Ne
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
Citations.

TIME PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BY
Il the grace Of God. free and independent 10 grace
~ last VIII and Testament Of Ann wilkes. deceased
Duer. amy h Duer. Jean t4sekney rts
rnent Of Margaret wilkes Empson. deceased Frances
Empson. individually and as ExecutTix ot {ne ,I IsS
chesa Rita strozz william n / lee as Ad]mnislr ] a.
tor Of the goods e6attes ana fg9os James J.
McLane Executor Of the last VII ana
Frederica Gore Tompkins, Isabella Clarke King Alice
Bsyard Edgar; James Gore KING flzape,n IN asar
Master Cabot Isabel Kearney Benjamin; James 9 X
Lee Administretor Of the goods chal,els ah9 Va6
which Of Mary King Lee, deceased, Mss III an
Rensselaer,. Bronson. Rebecca Harvey. Repeeea
iasf yy,li ana Testament Of Mary Harvey deceased
New York Metropolitan Museum Of Art Emily X
Hospital for Children rector. wardens and vestryneh
Trinity PtoteFtant Episcopal Church OF New f9Ik 3
Wnl and Testament Of Richard King. deceased Union
pn9sr ns1 TGPh f6e ia q vii and OF Harriet
wilkes, for the benefit Of Grace Wiikes ana 20 a.
late Of the County of Kew York deceased as eestui
que Tus;ent legatees dsy:sees trls'eTs % anS Zach
OF you hereby cited and required personally 20 of
York At the Surrogate's Court or sao Iourss. s
the County Court House in the County Of Rev 4oTk
ien5 "a ,9dc.sI setier.nt of the account OF proceed
Trustee under will Harriet X. Wilkes deceased
in a proceeding brought by Elizabeth Fisher King
James Gore KinE and Herman lie Roy Edgar, as
Executors Of the VIII of SAID Edward Kins deceased
age Of years are required TO appear by
guardian II you have one or II you have none 10 sP
q neglect failure to do so guardian a wi, ,T De
In testimony whereof. we have caused the Seal q
70 be hereunto AIMED witness Hon Ahfer
lseail g Thor.aE a surrognte OF our SAID County
June the year Of our Lore one tho4ssne nine hun
Clerk OF the surroga.es Court
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
o>-rv RECEIVED.

t5rdson. Of Florida. has sent
Ns Elzs0eLi- ElzI-- a-,,ines. C H Bryant $40 to pay
!. tg- ehiiore- .,,sss Al the Vacation Rest House
ys weeks - need Of a change; Mrs 6 "
~ one n II'nos sr 81 for Carlton Massey's birth
sag q i-,l'- r,stbush. so for childrens outings
ay; 4 > o. of Ions Island. 81 for the same; NJ
sua {. z " = sick baty to Miss Curry's sum-
? c to s. eek. Miss Horton. Of Peconic'
-sr lone II, ,+.-s G. Ragley. s.. for Sunshine
< :, s. an cents for trolley rides; Mrs
rp's. =. = -srnitted for expressage; Mrs, { I.
r-ss, 8 osl.s for badge: Mrs, II. So in mem
s.th . :, he used either for outings or emer-
r. q ~ .berever most needed; an unknown
Fsy l-,-. .-,,or Niassey's in New York state 50,
tasa' = - n ways that viii both help MN ana
e = s-.lsd Ne. mother: friend al fisher IS,sna i
= -. ga As F As birthday offering 10 De Os'''
- cnfId's outing
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
LAWN FETE.

If the weather proved favorable there was 10 De
a lawn fete at the Rest House on Saturday even
ing These social affairs popular in the neigh
borhood and are we'll patronized by the friends IN
adjoining towns. who drive to the house II for 10
other purpose than to have friendly chat and
eat ice cream and cake. The boys" of Clark $
Falls are always ready to lend helping hand 10
make the affairs attractive by strinsmg the jap
anese lanterns and aiding in other ways.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
nNrnR MORkERS

BAILEY. state president Of New Jer-
Nrs y" follows regarding the good work Of
sy' fsEU- ,c-. The junior Sunshiners at Red
lanu are busy little people They number
sanA. = -oenabers and hold meetings every two
or. vben they plan and prepare for the annual
W -f;cn is held on the lawn Of the ITesi1fil,
iET Fi''-- The rroceeds Of the fair are de
fae i - - fresh air work. and the energy
'oisa &C., -, 3e IN he highly commended Last
@ lTs' -, selected for the sale proved rainy
sl1,.- -. -b;s did rot dampen their zeal and the
'ae y. ,-,.inj,s various homemade articles were
a2iss .o-s ...,zss They made So. Ot this sum S5l
vi pa.-., ,be Sea Breeze Hospital, so 10 Camp
We =. fresh air camp Of the New Jersey
Np4e 4n5aavor Society. and the remaining 50
-.-,el summer work for children This year
y &c .bs 44th summer that these young people
~. zorked in this sunshiny way for those who
...sss. rest and change.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Combination undergarments essential under
gowns Of the prevailing style. This one is simple
yet shapely' and can be made from any material
used for underwear. Nansook with trimming
of lace makes the garment Illustrated but cross
barred and embroidered muslins are being much
used. Many women like wash silk for the pur-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
CLARz'S CRUISES

AROUND THE WORLD
sy s : Cleveland. 5000 tons brand aess
Oct r6 90 from y Y. and Feb q A0-
from Frisco $3.50 and Up-
I3th 501uaI O-isnt cruise. Feb S. 10.
s4GG ~. BY Lloyd :. :. "Grosser kur-
fuarst. T3 DAYS. including "a days Egypk
and Palestine
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
THE INFINITE,

The Infinite always is silent:
II Is only the Finite speaks
Our words are the idle wavecaps
on the deep that never breaks
We may question With wand OF science.
Explain. decide. discuss.
But only in meditation
The Mystery speaks TO US.
John Boyle O'Reiuy
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
ST MNONS.


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. NEW YORK COUNT -
elizabeth Suberhorn. plaintiu against
Josef Gertner. Fanny Baron, Nefta Never.
Sorab EDDY Capital club. Joseph Paris
E,s Rerrard George Berkeley Laura
washington. James Archibald. Elizabeth
Canton. Paul Grant. Julia Fatham. De
fsndants Trial desired tn Ne" YORK
To the above named defendants and
each OF them -
the conpiatnt in this action. anu 70
serve copy of YOUR answer on the pam
tin's attorney within twenty days atter
the service OF this summons. exclusive OF
tba dav Of service. and IN case OF your
failure 10 appear or answer. judgment
v-nl be taken against YOU by detauit Tor
the relief demanded in the compliant
GEORGE n HYDE.
PlaintiGs Attorney
Os.o ord Post Once address No -
Chambers Street. Manhattan. New
York CITY.
To Fanny Baron
The foregoing summons is served upon
,.o,t hv pubucation. pursuant TO IN order
OF Hon James 4 Blanchard. Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF the stare or Sew
YORK dated the 9th day or July l9u"'
ard Nled with the complaint in the Office
20 tbe clerk Of the County Of New York.
~ the County Court House. IN the County
OF New York city ana state OF New
york on July 9th, lNo9
New York. July 9. 1902 ~
GEORGE II HN De
Attorney for Plaintiff.
81 Chambers Street. Manhattan. New
York city
sI-pPrME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK Hermann c. Fleitmann. Plain
,isf against Fred W. MenZtes. Defendant
-,,r,v,GDs To the above named DEFEND
s1t Won are hereby summoned 10 answer
~ ,or,nIstnt IN this action, and 10 serve
a cont, of YOUR answer on the Plaintiu
A,torravs within twenty days after the
ser,ira of this summons. exclusive or the
a. ~ service: and in case OF your failure
- annsar. or answer Judgment Will be
taken "A ga inst YOU b. default Tor the rellef
den,aDded in the complaint
dated New York. July 18th. 1909
ROUNDS & SCHURMAN,
Plaintiffs 5 Attorneys.
once and Post once address 90 Bread cad.
nav Borough OF Manhattan, y. Y. city.
To Fred W. MenZies. The foregoing
sun,mons is served upon YOU by publica-
tton pursuant to m order OF the Hon.
Mitchell l. ErlangeT a Justice of the Su-
rIeme Court of the State Of New York
da.ed the 14th dsy Of July. 1909. and filed
ys.th the complaint in the Office OF the
SIark ~ the County of New York at the
Caunty Court House. IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. city. County and state Of New
York 80, 900
ROUNDS & SCHCRMAN
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
once and Post once Address. 90 Broad
nav borough Of Manhattan, city. County
and state OF New York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
WANTS

- ozck wrapper, size - is greatly needed by a
s'ooS IN Pennsylvania who Is entirely alone
- Sofh II would be nice II Il could be re-
80 tine for her birthday. July 3. The T.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
AGENTS WANTED.


! MADE $50. 900 IN hve years In the mail
order business; began with IS. Send for
free booklet Tells how. Heacock. el4
IockDort N Y
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
Furnished Apartments Wanted.

A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
~ three adults. be attractive
fui and responsible tenants in town for the winter a
L, Box g. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
To Let for Business Purposes.

RIO RENT-A LARGE. LIGHT OFFICE. ON THE
Il FIRST floor in the Hebrew Free Loan Building. los
2d Ave ive windows big skylight: suitable pho
togapher. architect. dentist lawyer dressmaker.
estate. etc.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
AUCTION SALES

FGRECL LOSTRE SALE
Peiser. auctionecr. sells th's gay.
voudev. JuIv G6. 1909 az 10 n Us
T.r5ouraf - fixtures and Chattels OF
drug store. hy virture of authority from
SiGmund Honig. attorney.
NI1RTGAGr SALE Samuel Nswwitter.
Aurtfoneer. will sell to-day AZ y clcc <
afternoon. At No Go5 West 51st 81. B'r-
ough Of Manhattan, the hNtures ana
cLs,teIs Of saloon BY order OF mort
gaECe
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
WFER E>HIR. GBl lZNR.
! 72,UJNlI9HBIEHlB HBIEH ID
IlgImGHH HHBTR.

r. morning be 70 you as me t7ooe pc
s5y fe and every sf54s S64i iSes Sea ave a its
fSA1s+ every one oI -b,r done for others. some
.s of s9s soss or iEnoziedse gained for
Fsesz.a. -,s cola7an by Mrs Lucy Thomas
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26

gOOKKFEPER. CASHIER Married, ~;
settled. AL character. stability. ripe ex-
erences. only responsible firms need answer.
Box 43, Railway. \ !.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
pREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

FIRST CLASS French dressmaking: even
ing ball. street. wedding dresses: latest
novelties: remodeliing. 625 Lexington ave.
near 64th St
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
RAILROADS.
RALTIM0RE & OHIO r. R.
ROYAL Blue LINE TRaINs.

OFFICES, 245. 4Sf. 100 t5roadWhy . Astof
House. 225 Fifth Ave. y. Y: 55 Ave. B.
"a Ridge St: 343 Fulton ST., Brooklyn:
Nest 2ad ST. and Liberty ST.
After 6 p NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
B. O. r. r. esd 81. Terminal Phone
No, Chelsea $50.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
Books and Publications.
Ne10 Jersey Real Estate for Sale.

706 LOTS ON NEW PENNSYLVANIA Tunnel.
sOO system, $50 $40 each; easy Write for
maps and full particulars immediately REEVES co
124 East 23d ST Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26

CHAUFFEUR Light colored. stT years
experience; sober and reliable reference IS
stand investigation. n, care Johnson, '8
West 130th ~
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
HELP WANTED.

Male.
MADE $50. 900 IN fivs years in the mail
order business. began with So send for
free booklet Tells how. Heacock. 9l4,
Lockport N 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26

CHAUFFEUR Steady, sober. competent :
City- or country, formerly a coachraan- J.
d silva 1884 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
Proposals.

TvARTHFILLING--O OF CONSTRUCTING O.
IL VI, Fort Slocum y Y. July % f909-Seaied r-o-
pOsals in tplicats will Be received here until 10 4 NJ
Aug 2l 1900. and then opened filing fresh
pond Blank forms Of proposal plans specdcations and
al necessary information furnished here or az o1os
OF Chef Q VI, Dept Of the East Island
y Fl. H Envelopes containing proposals viii be en-
dorsed Proposals for Filling addressed Construct
ing @ NJ
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
Unfs1rnished Apartments to Let.

nor HIGH CLASS APARTMENTS CALL AND sEa
y F. r WOOD CO Broadway. sOth ST.
THE BELNORD B-wAT. AMSTERDAM AVE. ssTH
l. s7th st " II DOLSOS & Co. Agents. 527
Columbus ave S5th
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
PED ID" LINE.

FOP SAN JUAN. 2 f. IA GCAYRE
FTO CABELLO. CURACAO AND
NaFACAIEO VIA ---CAo-
SIS PHILADELPHIA sat. July 81. uonu
SS CARACAS. --.--.-. sat. aug. -. ~ n
FOR IA GCAIRz. EACAO A-NC
MARACAIBO-
= MARACAIBO. ---.--- sat. Aus 3, noun
ZTLIA- ------. sal Als- u noon
Pier -I adjoining Vail 81 E'srry. Brooklyn
'~Iaza Steamers Have superior Acco-IlIlo-+
5ari-u= for Passsn gers
BCT-L.TO%. BLISS & DALLELt,
General Managers . Wai -
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
NORTH GE8MAM LLOYD

Large. Fast and luxurious TWfn-ScrsZ
Express and Passenger Steamships-
Equipped with Wireless & Submarins Signals
PLXMOT-TH-CHE ER RBOCRG RG-BREAFsSs
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 A H.
K W'h'm II..Julv q CscfIis Aug. ~
XII prlnZ Vim. Aug 3iP F. With Aug. -
PLTMOUTH-CH BOURC-BREAEN-
Twin-Screw Saiiings Thursday az 10 A n
kurfuTst- July % Bremen. 1900 Aug. -
Washington Aug. . T. D Crosse. e.AuE- -
GEORGE WASHINGTON-Sall Aug .
p 600 tons Newest and largest German
Ship ah0at Every innovation known 70 tbs
shipbuildeT's art
CfIBP NAPLES-GENOA
Mediterranean Ssillngs Saturday at II A. n
Berlin new Aug a K Albert Sept u
? Irene aug D Berlin tueWG sept =
Independsur 4 round the World Tours
TIA vsilsrs Checks good al over the WoTl =
) BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown once, NO.
ct. and 37th Tt.. until o
received at the following
rates until 2 o'clock p. m.
pad ct. lb3 9Th ave, cor,
2S7 West 42d II. between
osth st: 1G35 81 ave: 1925
.st ave. near s7th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26

C-F4AUrFF EUR. with private family. city or
country, two years Vi-h last employ tI .
can furnish best reference. sober and care
f1l driver Eugene Price SIS Lexington
ave Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26
WORK WANTED.

Male
BOOKKEEPER. cashier and correspondent
texpert) receiving $40 a week. ~ill work
forenoons or afternoons only ttve hours a
dav) for SIS Z. Bruce l2l West 2eth St
New-York tribune., 1909-07-26

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Opso~n
once. No 1854 Broadway, between sosn
,-eytt.avoerts received at the following
branch oraces at regular once rates an'i-
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divers. Smiths
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CHAUFFEUR OF country J. Sus-
tvrsEi 1875 briggs ave. BrooSlyn
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O'clock ? m Advertisesl1en'
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CHAUFFEUR Has two wears eHpeIl
ence with cars as second man. > *
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