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New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
TEXAS. OIL COMPANIES ousTED
Receiver Ordered to Advertise Sale
Penalties Assessed.

austin. Tex, Get 27.-Jgdge Calhoun. Of
the District court here. to-day entered an
erder assessing the Security oil Company
gifh penalties ef SO day from July .,
1858, 10 1seyembar {, 1897 when IN iniunc-
ron vas issued stopping an alleged viola
ton Of the antitrust laws The ine aggre-
gates s., ,e95 Tie charter vas cancelled
srd the company perpetually enioined from
doing business in the state.
Tie Navarro Refining Company was
Ee1sIizad so daily from October - 1861. 10
November e. 1897. amounting 10 SlSg'- Ihis
charter was also Cancelled ami the cnni-
many ousted.
Guy cog.etf Of Austin, vas appointed re-
oe.yer for beth companies with instrpc-
tiers 20 advertise the properties Tor sale
on December
iudgnaent Of ssef5o against the stand
srd on Company Of Indiana will he en-
forced in gsmishment proceedings against
Hie Gulf Colorado & Santa re Railroad.
= Judgment Of s55.c6e against The Union
TANK Lire Coupany viii be- collected II
ihe receiver csn dispose Of the property IA
hand 10 pa the 6pe.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
10 INCREASE STOCK
Nec HGCeR Directors Fote to
Issue $4,000 900 Wore.

New Haven, Oct eT.-The stockholders
= ,he New York. New Haven G. Hartford
n.i,roas Company reelected this after
r~on the present board Of twenty-three di-
..,tors and chose John L. Billiard, Of Meri-
s.n director, 10 take the place of the
80 F. " Cheney.
.ta special meeting the board Of direct
- was authorized 10 issue S50.oOOooo or
r,v capital stock. making the total capi-
.,uzstion Sl7loo0,ooo.
a,yot one dollar of the charge for legal
,x,snses in the annual report was ex-
-srded for lobby. for the use of the So
'.ned third house or as payments 20 poll
.i,ians." was the declaration Of President
Charles s Mellen IN his annual report To
.be stockholders.
TIE meeting to-day was the largest held
N some years, practically all the board Of
srectors being present. including J. Pier
mt Morgan, who offered the resolution
far the Increase Of stock
The reports were accepted. ana also an
amendment 10 the bylaws making the an
ruai meeting the fourth Wednesday in
Octeher-
A MaXoy KILLER, of this city. pointed out
,r the profit and loss account Of the an
rrsl report an item of loss of about S4sA
~ This Mr. Mellen explained, was due
70 the sale OF two trolley roads in AIassa-
cbusetts which was compelled in that
safe by a decision Of the Supreme Court
TIE roads were disposed of at the best
ecure obtainable and the loss was charged
oF. Nj. Hitler then made reference to
reperts that the New Haven road had
maintained a lobby at the Legislature,
end pointed out an item of sos, ,51i law
expenses
mr. Melien declared that not a dollar
rad been expended for lobbying. and he
added. There never will be- so long as
am president OF this road" Mr.. MeIien
ssid further:
There is nothing mysterious about that
charge It was fer the legal expenses
ieg!ti1aately required by this company. I
csn add that not q dollar even has been
expended by subordinate company for
vo-k Of the third house or for payments
70 politicians
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
MR.. Y0AKUM VIEWS
Railroads Part in Decelop-
mcnt Of Southeast.

Dallas Tex, Oct. 27.-"Prosperity Day"
at the state fair here TODAY was 1arec1,-
attended. B. T. Yoakum chairman of
me board of directors of the Frisco Rock
Island Railway, was the chief sneaker
MI Aoakum discussed ''The DEVELOPMENT
ol the southwest, the Need of the Hour"
lie said in part:
What we should have is increased nro
uu,CIVehess of the farms and further de-
iOpln-ht o. our agricultural resources
"a de,so,llP Pilsh TINS we must invite money
VIII retard progress We have work for
esh' and need money 10 nav them An
. s~Is Io @ ooi.sf IA, Is worse for community than
g lS%y loateT. The farmers have not given
me question of business metheds in the
conuuGl OF their farming operations the
careful consideration that 50 i,nno7-+ant =
SUBJECT demands. The manufactrrer fir-
ureS ms factory output upon the agricult-
@ uIat prospects. The wholesale merchant
eri epti' i'teSes Ief ms merchandise and machin-
fTcSoLoilg TO the crop outlook. The
retan merchant buys his goods from tha
sIas ,looissa!s oealer IN quantities that corre-
ssRohq WIN the local condition of the Crops
The railroad company regulates IFS eo11in
ment repairs and purchase of new engines
aIlu cars oy the reports of the condition of
SSLops through the country il serves The
nanker OF the agricultural district watches
Iie CROPS from planting TO harvesting and
t is tStoS report 10 the bankers of the East
= N-c ldctcf which governs the interest
ISte on Tune loans. based upon the amount
3l o., money that will be needed to move the
Tan Tan crops. Therefore. every individual, re-
SstOiess or occupation. has an INTEREST i'm
'nTT IT, nauGnal in wealth producing business.
sIhe agltator does not advance the spirit
oI cooperation that is becoming SO fxed
IN ~. lne minds of the public. The interest of
US US ltliin VINO produces cannot be promoted
through that class of politician whose STOCK
IN IN trade is TO condemn all corporations and
INSTITUTIONS, regardless of whether they
are IaWanding or lawbreaking. Whether
accomplished through existing organiza
tlonS or By other methods. an organized
system upon business principles that will
promote the interest of the farmer is in
eVltanle To procure bankers assistance.
correGt c and acceptable business methods
must oe devised. Some start must he made
which will give the farmer the same ad-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

LAWYER WHO HAS EXCEPTIONAL LEGAL
and executiya ability, 20 years old; college
and Albany Law school graduate, wishes posi-
ton with corporation firm individual
secretary or otherwise; highest references.
fair salary; opportunity to hire brains.
L. b. Box Z. Trihuns ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
GREAT Loss FROM cHIkcH BUG.

MaBhsttan Kan, oct 2L-Declanns tAat
ibc annual loss 20 the farmers of Kansas
~ account Of cllinch bugs s. from S'vov"
to Sg5 60a G39 aHnualiy, Or. j. D. Heaelee'
iu -hsrgc II tie department Of entomology
~ Ire kansas State Agricultural College,
Is ezrerIaleut .ng with different methods oi
destroying ,be pest. lie states that me
most feasible plan is TO destroy the bags ~
iheir winter hiding places.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
conTRAcT FoR cHlLIAN LIE.

Santiago de ChaL oct 1.-THE Govern
p mon, has contracted with LcnGon syndi-
. cats lor l1e construction Of thai seehop
20 tbe lougitudipal railway which "iH Ih
9etveeu copiapo and lqnique- TIE price
is IS 250eso. When completed the road "lll
-suH from The frontier of Peru 10 The Slf@it
Of Magellan
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

Furs and FurrierS.
REssLER & KATZ. high grade furriers; re
modelling. cleaning and d~etus. Le&inzton
avenue cor Sod ST Tel 3SSl LenoN
auction Sales.
BY VIRTUE OF several chattei mortgages. sam
uei Newwitter. Auctioneer, VIII sell TO-DAY, at
g O'clock at No. 40i East 23d ST. Borough Of
Manhattan saloon fixtures formerly AZ Nos. le's2
J.ongyvood ave tnew No. S66i and 9Ss Brook
ave. The Bronx. and lie Mulberry ST., Ma1hat-
tan. By order of Mortsasee
MORTGAGE sALE-Jdcob Gensier. AucticneeT.
sells October -. 1909. 404 Greenwich ST., Man
haitian, o a. M. by virtue OF default morieaSe.
Empire state Cold Storage 60. TO 1t. r Carbury
and assigned to ]. D. ireland and assigned r.
Cohen. all the chattels and machinery contained
In the above premises. The above sale was ad-
iourned from October % 1909
MORTGAGE sAI4E.-Jacoh Gensler. Auctloneer.
sells October - 1909 $50 10th ave. Nanhat-
tan. 10 q. m. by virtue default mortesse made
by Giuseppe Cumia To Consumers Brewing co. OF
n. Y. Lid. chattels and fixtures OF saloon. BY
order OF Holm. Nhluock & Scarf. Attorneys for
MoTtEaCeg.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Work Uanted.

CHAuttEU RAn ,,.1Id, e%perleneeG' rs good me-
willing to go anywhere. J. H. Hendrckson.
A2 Clar1nnnt BrnokIXn
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

Large Fast and Luxurious Twin-ScreW
Express and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine Signals B
PLYMOUTH-C ERBOURFBREMEN.
Express SailingS TUESDAYS 10 A. n.
Kronprinz Wm- Nov , Y ashington .---. Nov. IL
Cecilie. Nov. Q T. Wilhelm II. Nov. q
GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE Nov Is 81
600 tons Newest and Largest German Ship
ahoat Every innovation known to the ship
builders art.
ERBOURG-BREMEN-
Twin-ScreW Sailings Thursdays at 10 a IL.
P FrIedh VIM Oct IS eCSr. Kurfuerst Nov. II
sBarbarossa- Nov. 4 1AIain- Dec.
-Omits Cherbourg- fBremen direct
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S-GENOA-ALGFEFs
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays II A. NJ
"Beriin CnsWl.. Nov. 6lk. Alber- (Wsdl- -DeG-
i. Irene Nov 20 sBerIn tnsW)-- Dec. IL
+OInits AlRieFs.
Independent Around the W0rld Tours.
Trav eIlers' Checks good all over the world.
Apply OTSLRICHS & CO. General Agents.
BROAQWA3. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Proposals.


OFFICE PURCHASING COMM SSARY. l. s.
Army 80 whitehall Street. New York city,
y " October Is. 1919.-Sealed proposals IN
duplicate for furnishing and delivering sub
slstence stores In this city AT such times as may
he required b. th2 T. :. Government, on or be
fore becember 81. 1909, in accordance with The
specifications and conditions set forth IN CIR
,-rIar no T. War Department. Office OF the Com
Ieissary General Washington March u, 1908,
will be received at tbs office until 10 O'Clock
on application. Envelopes containing bids should
he marked Proposals for Subsistence stores
fopened November 3. 1909, and addressed 10
A. l. sauTH \. g O.. T. ). Army.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT or CO.
Iumbia. Washington october y, 1909
sealed Proposals VIII be received al this Office
mill ~ a'elacl. noon, Saturday. November d,
1870 for furnishing -four lamp posts for the
Sixteenth street briuge acfoss Plney Branch in
tic District of CoiumLia firr1s OF proposals,
sIeofdcaticns and necessary Information may hs
chained from Chief Clerk. Engineer Depart
ment Roun 4g1 District Building Washington.
u g. Henry B + haofafiapd Henry J.. West.
William y. judEan. Commissioners. u. Z.
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Employment agencies.

Miss Mary Rice Employment Bureau has
reno ed TO 1874 Broadway. COR eth St. Slmp-
Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Country Board.

YOUNG CHILDREN TO BOARD WITH
nurse OF long experience In the care and feed
ing or young Children. mothers care and sanitary
SURROUNDINGS: best Of reference. Address G. C.,
BOX 1914. spring Valley, n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
TO COST So, 900 900.
Central Orders 1910 Equip
menf-B. & O.'s Nezn Cars

Announcement was made yesterday that
the New York Central lines had placed con-
tracts during the last few days for SIS, ,0Oo.-
on worth Of equipment for delivery during
1910 This Is said 10 be the largest equip
rasnt order given by any railroad in the
country al one time ia many years, and
Sc pointed to as evidence of the great i'm
provenaent that has taken place in railroad
snd business conditions within the last few
months.
The contracts include S25 locomotives. 1877
passenger ears and 1850 freight cars. Con-
trEctg are also being arranged, it was
stated fer total of 165eo0 tons Of steel
rails Ter delivery next year. The value of
this rsh order will be about S4,629,00o This
viii he 6lyided equally between the lines
east and west of Buffalo.
IN March Of this year the New York Cen
tral lines placed orders for new equipment
10 the amount Of IS, ,9o00oe and rail orders
totaliing ss.o90.oea, all for 1859 delivery.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Baltimore. Get. 2T.-The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company placed orders to-day
with the Standard Steel Car Company, OF
Butler. Penn, for :, 400 steel hopper coal
cars. with the Cambria Steel Company. of
Cambria. Penn. for 1900 steel hopper coal
cars and with the American Car and Foun-
dry Company, of ST. Louis, for 1VV steel
uHderframe box cars.
These orders, calling for 100000, com
pete the addition OF 10000 new cars OF me
largest capacity 10 the coal and general
treight ecujpnent of the Baltimore & Ohio
recently decided upon. Delivery on earlier
orders viii begin early in November.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Help TAINTED.

Male.
CIGAR Statesmen WANTED IN YOUR LO-
cality 10 represent us; experience unneces-
sary; $40 per month, and epenses. Write for
nartieIIars Eonareh Cigar Co. St. Louis, No.
WANTED.--A FRIGHT. ENERGETIC YOUNG
man as an advertising solicitor. Exceptional
opportunity TO learn the business. Address
Opportunity, Box 45. Tribune Office
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OFFfCE 10 BE
FILLED

OFFfcE 10 BE
FILLED
Mayor --.....--.'--'.''
ConpiToller ..----.-
President Of the Boaro
Of Aldermen ..--....-
Member Of Assembly
23rd District ..-..''-.'.'
2sth pistrlct-.......'--'
2eth District. .-.,'..''.'
slst District......-.t-.-
Member Of the Board cf
Aldermen, sd DIS
tricL .--....'..'--''
Gath District......-''..'
2sth District -......''-
goth District ..,.'..'''
83rd District ........''.
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TRAVELLING COMPANION, or assistant with
accounts and correspondence Of lady or gentle
man: also competent to take charge of seashore
shoatfng prescrVe. Address j. Warren Hard
-1-icL, New London Conn.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

STENOGRAPHER typewriter, office assistant;
American (23l; experienced competent. acCu-
rate total abstainer: $15 to start, George Smith,
205 East 31st st.
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Help WaHted.

Female.
MAID.-Neat thoroughly competent; white; for
general houseworl; no washing or ironing
good references required. Address Box o.
Pleasantville Station, New York.
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TTUyezcritiag and IypezCiters.

,,I-T,eIt1I a. qyPEW BITTEN LETTERS Mt L,
'-|t.-,,j,T it any quantity; envelopes 4qhfrHssH
., 7s,tb - gvrenoe r Deutznan, J Nell 81
,,..roR VISIBLE. - Nassau st. catalogue
fTee: sn makes laken rait IeSlneHl' 20 rtia'H'
IN TndeiNoocs. ReminStons, oiifs4s eh'''"S'
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Election Notice.

PLACE OF BUSINESS.
1854 Broadway, Mammal
tan.
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DreSsmaking.

ter Of ability and experience. gowns made from
the most select Paris models; reasonable. Mime
Gully. 13s West 4Sth 81. Telephone 1855 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

wATCHMAN in large concern by middle aged
man; can give good recommendation and Sc
c,rity. Pardua, 1872 College ave. Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

CHAMPERNATD and WAITRESS. Neat and
refined, Protestant: best OF recommendations;
city or country. L.. Mrs. Golfers Agency. l22
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

-STENOGRAPHB HBR.-Rapid. accurate; also book
keeper; seven years private secretary for gen
tleman now retired from business; desires en-
ployment evenings; exceptional references. I.
r. Box As. Tribune Uptown Office, 1864 Broad
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

CONVENT AVE. No. 427. near 14sth st.-Pleas>
ant rooms. with board.
MADISON AVE, 694-596; 23 East esd St; sec
ond floor; TWO rooms and bath other rooms;
parlor. dining room: excellent table hoard.
ONE OR TWO CHILDREN to board. by refined
family; references exchanged. Address (letters
onlyl, Box 243, 1899 Gates ave, Brooklyn.
SOTH ST. 40 EAST-Second floor: two rooms
and bath; exceedingly attractive; also single
room; prices reasonable, accommodations consid-
cred: excellent table; American.
Seth ST, So WEST-Large. small. steam heated
rooms; entire house newly redeccTated, under
new cement; inexhauStible hct water sup
ply; private baths: table board without zoon. s..
A1O WEST 2SD.-Beautiful suite double and
tIC single rooms; private BATH steam heat;
excellent table.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

YOUNG MAN. at anything; speaks Russian,
German. Polish AMI understands English.
Osinski $50 W. 9th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

RESIDENCE PLACE OF BUSINESS.
30 Eighth Ave, Brook Borough Hail. Brooklyn.
Ign.
4i2 West End ave, Man 1851 Broadway Manhat-
haitian tan.
% Riverside Drive Man l41 Broadway, Manhst-
h2ttan. tan.
155 West 143d St. Man % william St, Man
haitian. haitian
1873 lexington Ave, 346 Broadway Menhat-
Manhattan tan,
8 East ED st, Nsnhat-269 Madison St, Man
tan. haitian.
14e west 125th St, t1eo Broadway. Manhat-
Manhattan. tan.
$50 West lssth St, % West St. Manhattan.
Manhattsn.
e6s Riverside Drive. 165 Broadway, Manhat-
tan.
iis East 1o5th St. rs East 1O5th ST.
Manhattan Manhattan.
1906 Park Ave. Man 269 Madison St Man
haitian. haitian
100 West lleth St, I261 Broadway, Manhat-
Manhattan. tan.
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Il gents Wanted.

ANYONE. anywhere. can start a mail order
business at home. No canvassng. BE your
own boss Send for free booklet. Tells how.
Heacock. Lockport ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

YOUNG MAN.-At anything: experienced ele-
vator runner; handy with tools: willing and
where there is chance for advancement. Joseph
Kohl oil West 175th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS-Is very
competent; understands waiting; personal city
references willing and oblging; city Or country.
NJ. Mrs Golfers Agency. 100 West SD St
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

NAME or CAHDl-
DATE.
William J. Gaynor .....
Robert r. Moore .-.-
John 7. Calvin .........
William 7. heleher. ..,
Thomas A. Brennan ...,
Milton J. Bach -........
Mitchell f Frisnd ,.~.
John J Mcdonald ...
JohR !. Z. Mulcahy.
charles Delaney .-...,
Joseph .. Kavsnssh
Samuel Marx ..,-..-..
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

TYPEWRITING and stenography. by young
girl; beginner: can use Smith Premier. Un-
derwood or Monarch. HELEN PETERSEN.
239 Hamilton ave- Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS young
Irish girl very best references: city only; $50.
McCollum's Bureau. 1870 East 10Th ST.. near Lex
ington. Tel 5T06 Madison
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

MAN-Middie aged, responsible, offers services
to Increase profits. stop leaks in manufact-
uring plant mercantile line; high creden-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

RESIDENCE.
al West 22d St, Man
haitian.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

PLACE OF DO SlNEoS.
Borough Hall, Brooklyn.
1881 Broadway. Man
haitian
.243 West ST, Manhat-
tan.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

COOK.-First class; understands all kinds Of
cooking. pastries. desserts; very best refer
ences; city or country. Waldorf Employment Bu-
reau. u West 33d ST. Phone 300 Madison.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

OFFICE 70 BG
FILLED.
Comptroller -...--.-..
President Of the Board
Of Aldermen-.-.'-...-
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ELECTRICIAN.-Dyna tender light and
power wiring, varied experience: ell signal
work; would like position on large estate. j..
MeGrath. los warwick St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

II At lowest rates. Inde- 4
a TfasA2N pendent. covering all |
Il ESSaaS expenses. hotels. trans 4
portatou. &c Tours |
arranged to Atlantic CITY. Washington, |
Old Point. RichmOnd. Natural Eridge. I
Va Hot springs, Luray CaVerns. ktc- 1
Z Best ~ service send for details to |
MAHSTERS TOURS. 81 West SOth ST.
COOKS TOURS ROUND THE WORLD.
SSth Annual Series Programmes
THOS COOK & SON. 245. 1900 B'way
649 MaGisoa Ave. 56S 9TH Ave, New York
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPa
NEW NO{N-NEW ORLEANS.
ll5S. 500, I Broadv ay n y.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

RESIDENCE.
20th Eighth AVG, Brook
lEu.
Az West End Ave.
93 Riverside Drive. Man
haitian.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nurse. as companion
TO Christian lady; willing TO be useful Adj
dress Companion, PostOfiee box 100. Hemp
stead Long Island.
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W0g'k Wanted.

Female.
CHURCH. WOMAN, experienced, refined and
competent to assume responsibility, desires po-
sitiou: supervising housekeeper matron. com
panion. secretary; salary $50 more, according
10 requirements; references Address House
keeper. 263 West 125th St.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Furnished Rooms to Let.

FURNISHED Rooms to Let.
ARTISTS OWN modern house. newly deco
rated rooms. suites furnished. unfurntshed;
particularly congenial, students, professional
people; low rates Artist 1864 Broadway,
Trihune UptoWn ONES.
ONE LARGE ROOM: all conveniences. 100
W. 55th ST.
nth ST. I13 EAST.-Three large parlors. to-
gether. separate: other rooms; conventences;
block from subway.
s9rH ST. 81 wEsT.-one or two large rooms.
with bath; special home table.
5sTH. Is WEsT-zxceptionally desiraole
large front room, southern exposure, private
bath. electric light. steam heat: breakfast
optional
Z2D ST, 100 WEST--Recently open: and
two room suite. with private baths. high class
accommodations at moderate cost.
SAD ST. IO7 WEST.-Large sunny front room;
alcove bedroom; attractive SURROUNDINGS; sen
tleGeni references. private family Iaeklin
lo2 wAvERLEY PLACE. northwest corner
Washington Square Beautifully furnished
suite, also single rooms; cOnvenienees. elevator.
telephone. steam heat Brown
151ST ST. col wEST.-Large bed and sitting
room; high class apartment; eeautifui view
Hudson; subway. Rice
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

SrENOGRAPHER, TYPEWRITER. SECRE-
FARF.-Nihe years experience: expert; archi--
tecturai, commercial literary work; permanent
position; first class references; no agencies. Ad-
aress Cempetent, l53 9Th
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LOSt-Bankbo0kS.


BANKBooK No. SOC, 725 of the Union Dime sav-
ings Bank Is missing Any person having
claim to il Is hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days, submit 10 having said
uassbook cancelled and new one issued.
TOST-Bankbooz No. Is3. SOL. Harlem Savings
Eank Payment stopped kindly return TO
bani.
LOST -Bankboos No. 2O6 7Oa Harlem Savings
Bank Payment stopped Kindly return to
bank.
LOST. Bankbook No. i51 SIS. Harlem Savings
Bi nix Payment stopped. Kindly return to
bank.
LOST -PasshOok No. fil.9i5, issued by the
Union Square Savings Bank formerly the In
stit,tion for the Savings OF Merchants Clerks.
Flrder will please return IL 10 the bank
O9r.-BANKBooK NO a6s i2a Bank for
saving $50 ath ave- New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book 10 bank
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

CooK.--Swedish; will assist with laundry work;
also chamberWork and waitress: city only
Lind's Employment Bureau, T29 Lexington ave.
Tel. 4696-Piaza
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Domestic Situations Wanted.
FeaaIe.

ATTENDANT in doctors or dentists once; best
reference. B.. Box SO, Tribune once.
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Board and Rooms.
\ COMFORTABLE HOME. beautifully located;
81 upward; send fer circular 315 Gramatan
ave- Mt. Vernon.
CONVENT AVE. No. AZ. near 14sth st.-PIeass
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

COOK.-Swe edish; will assist with laundry
work; also chamberwork and waitress; city
only. Lords Employment Bureau. T20 Lex
inCton Tel AhMG Pima
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

TYPIST wants work 10 done at home; copy
ing, addressing and form letter work. Mrs A.
S Mann, 81. as Decatur ave, Bronx.
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Prof. Situations Wanted.

Female.
GRADUATED NURSE. of good standing, desires
position in sanitarum, where general nursing
Is required day duty preferred. Address G. A.
l04 East 14th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

MAN 25, big. strong. Australian; good bust
ness ideas; willing learn trade business;
small salary start; best discharges. Thomas.
care OF Beggs. 40 L. goth st
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

MAN-uonest sober. steady. intelligent ex-
ceptionaI references; anything. WILLIAM
FLIGHT 100 Bleecker St
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

ELECTRICIANS HELPER.-Experienced and
handy with tools, TO complete his knowledge
in electrical line: small wages accepted If
chance for advancement. HeUsser, l3S +. 29;h.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

Carpet Cleaning.
4. Y. CARPET CLEANING E0aKS
Oldest. largest Most Nodern
42T AND $50 " EST 45TH ST.
Tel 46Q@-f6Ai-Bryant Established 1877
W n JORDAN EDWIN LENTZ
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING CO Cleans
hy compressed air. steam. hand or On
floor 1851 Broadway. 4g1 East 4Sth 81. Cor
& BRANDT. Tel 132-aSth,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

DRIYER.-Route man C35). German, married
wishes retail milk or bakery route; references
and security If necessary. Fred. Kettler, 337
West 49th St
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

COCK.-Excelient girl: city or short distance
country; wages $50. McCallum Employment
Agency. 80 East goth 81. Tel. 5706 Madison.