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Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-01

recently upon the federal government
by the quartermaster general. 1t VIII
be pleasure to the guardsmen 10 as
card the old blue overcoats which nave
done service for nearly thirty years
and have become fringed at the skirts,
Innings motheaten and of many hued
colcrings when gathered ensemble. the
new overcoats mean draft against
the states allotment of nearly $2O,OOO.
William H. McAvoy, a former resi-
dent of westerly, was seriously injur-
ed by being dragged by trolley car
in Providence, Friday night. He was
about to board Prairie avenue car
which started, it is said, before he
stepped into the vestibule. Mr.. Nc
Avoy retained his hold on the hand
rail and was dragged along the pave
ment for some distance before the car
was brought to a standstill.
The car crew took Mr.. McAvoy to a
physicians Office, where he was tenn
porarily cared for and then taken to
his home. One rib was broken and he
received eternal injuries. He was also
cut and bruised externally.
The matter of extending Noyes ave-
nue. to the PaWcatuck river and, per-
haps, to the center thereof, IS to be
considered by the citizens of Stoning-
LOil, dS q QcllllOu Is INOW DSllAS I'll Gu
lated for signal lures calling for q spe-
cial town meeting for that purpose. In
this connection il is said that James
A. Welch will give the land required
for the proposed extension to the river
bank, provided the work of extension
is done at the expense of the town of
Stonington, that the >town bear
its proportion Of the cost of con-
structing a bridge across the. Pawca-
.. IN
Canal street at a point near the West
erly Light and Power company's plant.
An incentive for this extension is the
prospect of a narrow fabric industry
locating on the Welch property, and
which would be of equal benefit to the
towns of Stonington and Westerly.
Aside from this feature, the extern
sion would be Of general public benefit,
as 1t would greatly shorten the routes
to these sections of both towns.
Although both towns are at logger
heads over two bridges, it is believed
there would be united action on the
proposed Noyes avenue bridge, as it is
conceded that the bridge is really
needed as a matter Of necessity and
public convenience. The towns are
apart on the matter of paving the
broad street, and very wide apart on
the connection with the bridge built by
the Norwich Westerly Street Railway
company over the Pawcatuck.
The trolley company has built a sub
stantial iron bridge calculated for pub
lie traffic, and the town of Westerly
has built q macadam road up to the
Westerly end of the bridge. but the
town of Stonington has declined to
build the connecting road on the other
side that would make direct connec-
tion with the North Stonington road,
on the ground that the new road would
be Of no benefit to the town Of Ston-
ington. Hence the new iron structure
has been dubbed THE bridge that
leads to nowhere"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-01
DANIELSON FlRMS

G. w. NASR.
The Music Man, Bank Building
Have you heard my new Two Step.
THE Belle of Connecticut" II not
come in and have It played for you.
Price lee.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-01

Oysters measured out fresh every
day. Our oysters are worth getting
Quality and price always right, at Ar
nolds, 81 Front ST. Putnam, CT.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-01

DR. Herbert E. Rouse of Richmond
has Deen appointed medical examiner
for district No. s, Washington county,
for the term ending Jan l, 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-01

Contractor Eugene O'NeilI is conva-
lescent from an attack Of rheumatism
that has confined him to his home sew
eral weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-01
Local Lzconics,

Joseph r. Crowley of Westerly Wis
tied relatives in New London Sunday.
John 'Sawyers, who has been en-
ployed in Wise, n. c., has returned to
Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-01

179 West Main Street.
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers for sale.
All fresh goods. Repairing a speciality.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-01
DANIELsON FISH wARkET

Oysters are now coming fine and we
handle nothing but the best that we
open ourselves; also a full line Of fish
CLANS and quahaugs.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-01

James Fallon. a former resident of
the West Side, died Thursday in
Taunton
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
"ANoTHER's SHOES"

The expression, stepping into an
others Shoes" like many another COM
mon phrase, had its origin in an an
cient custom.
The old Morse law required that
person to be adopted must step into
previously prepared shoe. This shoe
was made from the skin taken from
the right hind leg of three winters
old bull"
The skin was hayed from above the
hook, and out of this the shoe was
made. The person to be adopted
stepped into this shoe. taking into his
arms, one at a time, 1t is presumed,
the younger sons of the man making
the adoption. If there were also sons
who were of age. they stepped into the
shoe afterward, by this sign showing
their consent to the adoption.
A man in this way could adopt an
illegitimate son, making him his law
full heir; but in that case the father
was obliged to step into the shoe first.
If there were any full grown sons, they
stepped into the shoe afterward; II
there were no full grown sons, then
the next of kin did the stepping, and,
without his consent, by the way. this
special adoption could not be made.
Witnesses to the ceremony In the
use of the shoe were required to estab-
lsh it's legality.
1t will be seen that this was con-
sidered an important ceremony, and,
since so much "shoe stepping was
done, 1t is not strange that the ex-
preston as now used passed into COM
mon speech.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

him and he descends vertically and
quickly to the earth, as compared with
one who, having control Of his ma
chine, alights more slowly and at a
low angle. These observations will, l
think, show that, mechanically consid-
cred. everything is in favor of the
larger wheel.
There will, however, be no necessity
to increase the diameter of the tire
itself with the increase in wheel diam
eter. Indeed, it might quite reasonably
be reduced proportionately with the
diameter increase, so that 1t need not
necessarily follow that first cost of tires
must be appreciably greater. AS to
the effect on tire maintenance, they
may be taken as practically unaffected
by the change, at any rate so far as
the cost due to wear is concerned.
An objection. perhaps, to larger
wheels may be found in the fact that
it may be necessary to lengthen the
wheelbase of the car in order to get
the same door width, and, of course,
the wheels and tires themselves will
be heavier; but I think the gain in
comfort to. ourselves, in reducing
shocks on our machinery and In greater
power efficiency are points of more
practical value than such items as
those mentioned. and will outweigh
them in the balance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

Governor Fort of New Jersey is of
the opinion that the decreased attend
ance at Sunday schools is due to the
fact that there are not enough babies
born nowadays. He then went on to
say that he thought the popularity of
golf and automobiling had something
to do with this.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

Church-They say that man is a
self-made man.
Gotham-Well, should say he spent
too much time on his feetl-Yonkers
Statesman.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
Masters Sales.


vi AS1 Trnsi EF SALE ; SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Corrrar..s N9hlp2IF of America Reading
Bosie+ c and AndreH F Vaughan Trustee Of Reading
49, bankrupt.-In Circuit Court ~
s5 shed states for the Eastern District of Pennsyl-
'@r,,a, NO, 10 ApTtl Sessions, 19Os-Ip Fouitv
1aiit 70 an order and Of he court
SSose reclted cause, will ale
ana Realty Sales Rooms, Room No
oIatl street, in the of RerEs
T@t-tS, fthnSyisanfa, Monday, he 18th of
tate TO wit ''s 0'9N''De 'eai -
consists of large three story brick hosiery
pulidlng 12o Fl. 90 # Thoroughly euuinped
~ lass knitting machines looms and with
Cdpaclty or about 700 Of hose dafIv and lof
IN 1he CITY OF Reading. Berks County Pernsyl-
,.t,S consists Of large story brick building
frame addition suitable for factory purposes and
sItuSle IN the Borough Pottstown MONTGOMERY
Fenns!lvans. the south of south street
W consists OF three story brick dye house with
LleHe aI annex fu!y equipped with dyeng machinery
dor operation and with the capacity OF about
1S"g pounds oaily and lot situate
t, Potstozn on keim adjoining the PhadeI-
Reading Railroad connection. ~ ''''
PERSONS desiring to view the do unon
feqTes, . to the "atchmen in charge thereof
fuTtner information of kind will be given bv +ba
Undersigned master upon request. Address Norris
Sale to commence at 1870 o'clock P. NJ Conditions
mace known al sale by JOHN NJ. DETTRA
Special Master.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
STORAGE NOTICES

= 49, - -----~-->-->--------~--~-
T NJ STEWART. Nos. 49s-442 West
51st Street, New York City
To Mrs. W. 9. Farmer. Mrs. L. p.
Harding. Miss H. G. Bsmphere. r. r.
Hovey, {. Thomas u NJ. Kellogg Mrs
W. Nesbit. W W. Cochrane. Mrs. A. HoIy-
man, Mrs. n II. Sheldon. Mrs L. A.
stuart. - -Krienberg, Mrs. B. ".
kaskel. F. A. Merrill Mrs W Smith. Or.
". Trautwe Elm. Mrs. c. Taylor. Mrs. L..
Jensen. A. 8 Niveu.
You ere hereby notified that the storage
being due and the time for payment OF
our lien therefor upon the property here
matter described having expired and due
notice thereof having been given you. We
will cause such property, 10 wit: House
hold goods, personal effects and merchan-
disc stored by syou in our warehouse to be
sold at public auction. according to the
statute In such cases made and provided
at our warehouse, 43s-442 West 51st street
New York City. on Thursday. January
2sth. 1909. at 10 O'Clock q m.
T M STEW ART
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c, WASH
" ington. Jan. S, l909-seaed proposals will be re
Cefve this office until IL o'clock Jan. %. 1902
Tor constructing addition the Business High School,
on r Street, between Eighth and Ninth Streets ".
Blank of proposals and all necessary information
may be obtained a. Office Of Chief Clerk Engineer De-
427. District must
state time which they will complete the building, and
time as we'll price. will a prime consideration
award contract HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND.
HENRY L. WEST. SPENCER COSBY. Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
Citations.

--~TT0PTF OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK: TO
TUE interested in she assigned
= gsnsI tv Jsrles :. Pundertord Francisco A.
l. t5s,6uaily ana copartners= Send Greeting
PsTo1o ssrh hereby cited and required per
You 81. ~ ana appear at Special Term OF the Su-
pres & Court House. in the Borough OF Manhattan.
Ire Co9i,, York the 18th day Of Fec'y, 1909. at
fTty OF -, NJ there and then cause why a
i0Sn o. Theodore l. Bailey.
sstisHne1' James A Punderford
free OF jusolvent debtors. should
Ae be shown. then TO attend the settlement OF the
Z psg--ee-s aCcountk- - -. , -,
II testis supreme Court 10 be hereto affixed.
of he 81 tEon Charles z. MscLesn Judge Of said
Eiraeesr-,- this 2Sth day OF December 1908
suprernt 49, PETER !. DOOLING. Clerk.
lSeai.t E FERRY. Attorneys for Assignee, Rector
EsE1NA AZ -ss-o7Ieh Of Manhattan New York City
StI prero Hermanos. Estate Of Manuel Gomez c,
u slNs L,cnoel c.. Francisco J Casas. Telmo J.
Alexander t4Tellar, Of Medina
rkz, ASi+5 P Arcade Cespedes. Zeno Msrino. Clelia
ziezrde pssro J Martinez & Hermano. Aristides r.
q Nuo1< Pllyana- Peschscon & Co. Ricardo Rueda
ssceoo I,-Seto & Co. Manuel G. Cabrera Mler &
q HaIq19ess Roberf. Jose Bisbe P. Rita Mora de
Tnsna !Sgnez & Gel Gaileso d Co, and Sarah A
Trnderfo:o citation IS served upon you by pubca-
Tse foEeet IN an order OF Hon Charles F. MacLean
s5n puTs - supreme Court Of the State OF New York
Jsstioe o.er o 2s:h 1905 and filed with the petition
ss-si per-! osce Of Clerk OF the County OF
stren IT S-onfy House IN the Borough Of Man
Tork at in - Nev York. the 2sth day Of December
ssS zo-. December 30th. 1908
Dafeo He PERRY. Attorneys for Assignee Office and
.NF7TALsseH ADDRESS Rector Street Borough Of
ffI1eSTAsftau. New YORK CIV
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

we buy for spot cash second hand pi-
amos: send postal and Representatives,
will call; we have Steinway bargains.
wise Piano Co. IL East i25th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

A DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS zoe
- - The Tribune received their Uptown once No
1864 Broadway. between Beth st 37th st until 2
O'Clock Advertisements received ar the foiio.s,
regular oeics until ococlr m
18th st 104 East l4th st 2s7 West 42d ST between
7th Sth Pcs West lc5th 1035
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
ROOFING AND LEADERS.

LANE SYSTEM-HANGING LEADERS
away from wall by Lanes patent pipe
hangers saves leader. Saves wall. Circu-
iars mailed Ira G. Lane. 207 z. Gath St
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

ADVERTISEMENT snd subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
oesce No 1854 Broadway. between Seth
and sTth SITS, Until o'clock p. m Ad-
yertisements received at the following
branch offices at regular Office rates until 8
cor 2sd ST: 153 9Th ave. cor. 18th st. 1oi
Fast 14th st: 25I West 42d St. between
IA ave: 1875 SO ave, near 61st St. 1T0S
ISt ave. near seta st: iS7 East 1e3th St;
5ss fremont ave; $50 Sd ave,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

RED D LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela.
Pier II. near Wall St. Ferry. Brooklyn
For san Juan. Porto Rico
AT REDUCED RATES
SIS Caracas $1,000 SATURDAY.. Jan 80 noon
S.S. Philadelphia Saturday Feb IS noon
For La Guayra. Pto. Cabelio. Curacao and
Maracafbo.
s Maracaibo- Saturday Jan. q noon
IS 5 Aurora Saturday. Jan 30, nooy
'FTsIght only.
These steamers have superior accOmmoda~s
lions for passengers.
BOCLTOS. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers So Wall St
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
PARLoR sUITs REUPHoLsTEREn p

PARLOR SUITS REUPHOLSTERED RE-
COVERED. including tapestry, springs
repaired, 50 up: dining room chairs recov-
cred including leather. 80, up: mattresses
remade. 81 up; ticking supplied Any
style furniture repaired, recovered, during
slack times, az half price: work done q I
residences or taken and delivered free: work
positively guaranteed Spanierman. 934 2d
ave Phone 5155-Plaza
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
ACTION SALES.


.-~---1->1-T AZ an execution l VII sei 10
81 fLn5 fLn155.sa a II. at Q. ana ~ 1se So 50
5sy, ,oi OF dress shirts hls. hls,,1trs 80.
Esrhs.sSs%@' bucktNin gloves, s1 ilI,s-r,
uHoeG linen a-ad rubber coilals. EOotS. .Il
faIlers .-s-,-vr+sr. fancy vests anu osiIst
Essor1'ea ,naITnishings. 1'avid hraoS liS'i
gents
sisrshsl-
,-pT7-E of an execution. viii sell
EI Viz - 1sn lpth. 1859, at a m, 81
TussaSs; 49, sf Manhattan, two motors
I1sehape-ss = Iot Of souvenir pos'AA ca iu9-
sehlss - city Marshal
----oT7-F OF several ehattel nlortsasssSi stsi;
81 tis.. ts-.,,.; New witter, AuctloneSoI,'
- Al 9 O'Clock, at No 4oL 80
SCI to-1sS 1ssSSrough Of Manhattan saloen -s1,5 tnt1
81 st.--,s-Iv s.. at Kos - snd ,. oIsE 80 -
sIrss 20 ioltrS r7.s, elst st snd 1888 taSt ION
81, 20 zzsss-ogrh q Manhattan bF o'aef u
Mortgage
- 80 Of tolIowinE fixtures 70 ne
NollisCll. n 7aT West 42d st. al : a - ~,
Nr 70 ialg. by order Of nor 7sil csss
sss = .;s large mirrors, Wa. 80.
s show tables, worE,ii.s sesI5
ni,ro.s, sewing machine, rolitop cess;
! SlSN N-ssoy- stands, electric irons. l
81 q .Asir : chairs AucuoneeF' NJ AOO
eeASn sl2 I'd ave
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

AMERICAN LINE From 2, Per fe IA a. i. 1. -
pI.YN1oTTH- HERB G-SoUTHAMPTON
sM'n'haha in %. II :3OamI St Louis -Eeo- :
New York .....J Jan. 5ol Phi deiphia T eo' ID
Pm STAR TTK9 From Pier IA. y H.
NEW TORK-ANTWERP-PA
Finland .-.. Jan. 70 kroonIand- 80 r so- .
Vaderland Jan. % ICELAND r e.. 10
WHITE STAR LINE ss som
NEW YOEK-QU' NSTOWN-LIVERPOOL
Baltic. Jan. so. pm Baltic. Feb. %. noon
Celtic. FEB. 13. II am Celtic Mar. IL. 10 am
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT B'G-SOUTHANPTON
Feutonic- Jan. 90. IGaIn Ma jesttc Feb. To- 10 am
Adriatic. Feb q. 10 am Oceanic Feb. II. pr
S6ST6S SGT T9FH qo & ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibra, tar
Republic. Jan p. PM; Mar 8, Apr y
Romantic Jan. 50, $50 \. NJ: Mar. f3. Apr-1T
Canopic Feb. Il. PM; Mar. 81, May
Cretic. Feb. %. 4:30 2 M: Apr. 2. May 10
Ca5-io p. O35 Tons E~N Dn
OCa-- ID Largest in the trade C -
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
FURNITURE.

PARLOR SUITS REUPHOLSTERED. IN
CLUDING TAPESTRY: springs repaired
50: dining room chairs recovered. includ-
ing leather. Soc: don't throw YOUR old
frames away. we reupho ster and polish
them equal TO new at half price; can be done
in residence or free delivery; send postal
we will call with samples; city or country.
TOPPERMAN 301 East SD ST
PARLOR SUITS reupholstered. including
tapestry. springs repaired So mattresses
remade. Sl.25: work guaranteed Zimmer-
mann. 22I East $50 st.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

-c.RrAS-4NERICAN SERVICE
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. TRlES, i Z -
carnania in. .. noon Pannonia- go val -
Pannonia F eb. 4,nooni Carpatnla - X
Carmsnia. Mar 4 noon Pannonia- MAY IN 10
THE C.I-NARD STEAMSHIP co. LII
PA state St opposite the balIe'S.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

,.1-xuooK No. 81, Ts2 OF the Union Dime
neI,.3rCs Tnsfi.utiou is missing. Any per-
- ling a claim TO 1t is hereby called
mon 70 present the same within ten Ten oeEs
- s11bInit 10 having said passbooA can
-sr7eS sui a neg one issued
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
HELP WANTED,

Female
AAlD.-A superior French maid for New
ao7k ard Paris absolutely necessary 70
= tsii. excellent packer and hairdresser
eno good traveller only those with fine
tween ! ana ia the afternoon o. 8 and
u n evening
III JOHNS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
- Amsterdam ave near e36 ST. needs
- q az nstionalities. no fees charged;
psces waiting, city and country; bring ref
eTSnc4s
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
rRoF SITUATIONS WANTED.

Mals-
- -'SS-.st--founE man. Christian refined,
S-1iatee- graduate trained nurse. IS
~ -. - companion. helper 20 invalid patient
rs,.eS would ike permanent position.
o.. go a month. James Shrop, 5Os
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

---,r-s-Ts AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
pvEFLLl LLI,-e received their Uptown Office. No.
"A The lFlu. he+ysen Seth ST. and SIth st. until
f4 Broso' Advertisements received al the following
oel9ek Ioes al reguLaI once rates onI4 eoeA p M
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

I.osT or sToL -Bankbook No, 5a2sls
of he German Savings Benk n lhe LL.J
-. - - WY corner am ave. and 18th St,
s-.ns5 - Ssrsh Roshkof. All persons are
csutsoned against negotiating the same II
7o- returned 10 the hank OF the tth Gay
of Fehyusry, 1903. duplicate VII oe -
rae5
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
EIGRIS1
HELP WANTED.


kNGRA & ISG. Lam trade evenings tut
aoa SIS for limited time only Ad-
Sfess 3. 3. Box 3. 153 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

ynsT-Rankbook No. 473, 800 Q; Dry Dock
savings Institution Any person having
,esirS upor seid book is called upon %
--sseut the same to the bank within thlT1y
-. - the SD book will be declared
esn.sleo and extinguished and new one
.ssued in lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

BANxBooK NC. 5o5. ADJ O me CiiI1- hn-, 80
- satins a claim 70 it is hereby called
NOR mo fo pfesent the sane WITHIN zen cas- cas-
- e-,bn1it 70 having said psssoooH eS-'-
-er;es and z new pre Issued
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

--,---pooE- NJ. 522, ,T20 OF the Union Dime
BiaN s,LSs 1so-7 Institution is missing ANY per-
sa.llsT saIinr claim &c ii is hereby called
Ns'oL --,-,,nit - n "a having saie pssseook can
osI,sS and a new one Issued
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
nDlRlA[Rm[LlEIE9

From Piers 5I-52-J6. Nortn H:>- HISer:>-
To LIVERPOOL. VIA QCEE<S,4 ~ sro
PASSENGERS BOOKED IHhOOS4h
LONDON AND PARIS.
r,,.,-t, Ia, o. 1Oarll I.usitania. Feb. II noon
Ns1Irsfania Feb g. n n MaUnsfania ozs' ,C1ll. ,C
Ssar1nanja Feb19 loan Campsnia Mar 8. ludtn ~
THE MAURITANIA & IL SLI M, NJ ,-.rId IA
1IiI7 hereafter san on WEDNESDAYS
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
1osT BANkBoOKs.

z.xKBooK No 2ZSaes Ssins Sf me onsGn Gny I1S PeT
ssylngs ar ,Isir. u II is hereby called
so1 a9o'1s = ITeseuI : Iae sane within zen days
:. -l'e e,l5nsit ~ 10 having said Passo0oA 0'-
S.ils5 snd q new ons Issued
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

TRAINED NURSERY MAID: infant nre-
fefred' references. Address Miss Eliza
beth Plesche. I01 East 1926 81
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

SEAMSTRESs -Excellent swedish woman
by day: very good city references: 81 20
Gay Osterberg's Bureau ZIG Lexireton
ave. Tel 1o55-PIaza.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

| CHAAJBERMAID-Bv two
| young nice looking girls. togerhrr or
| separate. city or country. excellent long
| city references odcil = Robbins. s25 stR
| ave
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

GARDENER IHEAD).-Thoroughly expe-
rienced in all branches of the business
under glass all outside work. farming in
cluded. Address Gardener. 124 Bradnurst
ave The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

GARDENER, all around man: single; so
ber corapeteIt; horses. carriages, garden.
,osds lawns furnace. etc; highest rec
concentrations; respectful. willing. ohligns
country preferred Gardener, 4O2 Wes;
z2d St
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
pREssMaKISG AND MILLINERY.

ANY GOWN with short sleeves, fun
sezvsS or fUG skirt which are out OF
style, and look So remodelled and MADE
fs-ricezbls and stylish: prompt reliable
ard reasonable. ten years experience In the
construction o. gowns for the 400 Nine.
Gully. I35 West 4sth st. Phone 1SS3-
2rvsnl-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

! LATNDRESS City or short distance =,
country; would do some chambervort, ~
! required; best references. Apply POI F;ast
| SD st. Yores bell.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

I1ST OF SToLES--Bankocok No ot4.2lo
a The German Savings Bank in the CITY
q, Nex York. corner 4th ave and l4th 81,
jssr,a 10 Adolf Lux. All persons are eau.
- sgsinsr negotiating the same II
- -stp--7ed 10 the hank on the 9th day OF
seb-usry. 1909 a duplicate will he issued
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

MARIE.-Vlsiting rniiliner: hats made.
trimmed snd renodelied; fur and evening
bats Speciality. 13s West 18th St Postal,
vii esl.
The MILLINERY TRADE SCHOOL OF
NEW YORK
A SEN-yUSUFF. 49, WEST 25D ST
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

/ LACNDRESS. BY rood f7i,,ist, -.
e'od reference; wages S25; city or coun-
ny. ny. MeTd,s Bureau. ia Columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

AlTRESS. First class city references
willing. oblising: city or short distance
in country Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau
% Wes: 42d st. Phone 3o39-Bryant
WORKING HOUsEK EEPER.-Rv lady IN
private family: country preferred. arst
class city references 3. W. caro- of :
Mari. III Fast nth ST
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26
EsTRAY.

/ have in my possession at Basalt,
Idaho, the following described animal
to-wit: One black horse, about Is
years old; weight about $50 lbs;
branded Square above BID on left
shoulder and with square on left
thigh and T on right shoulder
One light bay horse with bald face,
four white feet; about 8 years old;
branded 1.-TWO vertical bars, crossed
twice with bars and with a circular
connected top) on left shoulder; crop
ears; weight about $50 lbs; owner
is hereby notified to pay costs and
take possession or same will be sold
according to law, on the 9th day Of
April, 1903.
CHARLES e. CRIDDLE,
1876 Constable. Basalt Precinct.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26
BUSINESS OPENING.

Good Mercantile Business in New
scttlemcnt-A Snap.
A general merchandise stock for
sale It invoice price. plus freight.
No shopworn goods to speak Of;
$4,000 stock. Good building, 2ox40,
well arranged. Trade developed in 8
years from nothing to $1,000 a month.
Agricultural district; customers are
good, thrifty class and loyal; store on
townsite a miles from station. Rail-
road assured soon. Present owners
have other interests demanding at
tention. Would take stock in the
business II Incorporated and enlarged.
Prefer young man; American or Ger
man-Amerlcan. See or write Hamil-