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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-24
Is Your Appetite
Always Good :?

Why can't you eat as you used tor Sim
ply because your liver doesn't do its work
properly. Its business is to take bile out
of the blood, which acts as Natures
cathartic, but your liver is sluggish and the
bile accumulates too fast, and you feel
worn out, tired and lifeless, and each sue
ceeding day brings no relief. The use of
Smiths Pineapple and Butternut Pills will
regulate your bowels, stimulate your liver,
and promote healthy, vigorous appetite.
Mr.. RAY W. DIXON of Sanford Me, writes,
" / have gained ten pounds. can now eat all
kinds of food"
Try them and you will be convinced that
these little vegetable pills are indeed tonic
and stimulant to the functions of the liver
Then your brain will be active, your mind
clear, and health conditions again estab-
lished and you can eat anything. Get
your liver right. Smiths Pineapple and
Butternut Pills act gently but surely on the
liver. Physicians use and recommend.
They form no habit. You should always
keep them on hand. These little Vegeta-
bic Pills will ward off many ills.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-24
Statement Of Condition Aug. |. 1909
RESOURCES

TRUSTEES 1gPfoH EG iEs sFhEq
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-24
- - -
DIABETES

We have the following unsolicited
letter from James 4. Douglas, Harris
burg, Oregon:
Harrisburg, Oregon, June %, 1908.
John ]. Fulton, Co, Oakland, Cal.
Gentlemen: / have had Diabetes for
over two years and was almost in.
Was very weak and could hardly
walk. A friend of mine told me OF
the Fulton niabetic Compound and
have now taken thirty bottles and am
feeling fine, and can say that | am
sure if had not gotten relief in some
way | would now nave been under the
sod. Hence, i can speak for your
compound. 1t did the work for me.
What VIII you charge me for three
dozen?
Yours respectfully,
James I. douglas.
Another-Same mail brought a let
ter from r. r. Tickling the druggist
in Blackville, s. c., from which we
quote: Il have had 4 customer who
had Diabetes in its worst stages.
have gotten him out of bed on the Di-
abetes Compound and nave run out
Send duplicate of last order.
iJdDtltS 10 Idisu the Ntllu ONSI dS
incurable, but recoveries are being re-
ported daily through Fulton's Diabetic
Compound. You may ask how it is
possible for a person to recover under
the Fulton treatment when medical
text books admit they have nothing
for it.
Let us say in reply. that when the
late John j. Fulton discovered he had
Brights Disease and that the text
books had no specific for inflamma-
ton of The kidneys, which was the
real difficulty, he set out in new dir
ection to evolve an emOllient that
would reduce Inflammation in the Kid
ney tissues. He worked it out and in
flammation of the kidneys all along
the line from kidney trouble to
Brights Disease. even in the chronic
forms. is now durable in about 81 per
cent OF all cases.
Diabetes took it upon the theory,
That as Diabetes is an impairment of
functions that are closely related to
the urinary processes. it ought to get
results in that trouble. too.
1t did, but much more slowly than
in distinct kidney trouble. This led
to a modification Of the treatment for
Diabetes, with the result that Diabet
IS is also durable in nearly nine
tenths of all cases in people Of middle
age and upward. kidney disease COM
monty responds in all ages.)
For Kidney Disease, ask for Fultons
Renal Compound
For Diabetes ask for Fulton's Dia-
bette Compound.
Patients whose cases do not res
pond are requested to write John j
fulton Co., 2l2 First street, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
For sale and represented in Ben
nington by b. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-24
WHO WOULD FARoELs BEAR

That question was asked by Ham
let. Such melancholy question is
smudged absolutely through an ade-
quate life insurance provision. Goth
year National Life Insurance Com
pany Montpelier, VT (Mutual)
Earle s. Kinsley, Agent, Rutland, VT
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-24

The first fatal hunting accident Of
the season in Vermont indicates that
it is Just as easy as ever for a stupid
ly careless hunter to kill himself.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-24

Mr.. F. G. Fritz, Oneonta, N. Y.
writes my little girl was greatly
benefited by taking Foley's Orino Lax
alive and | think it is the best rem
edy for constipation and liver trou-
ble." Foley's Orino Laxative is mild,
pleasant and effective and cures hab'
ltual constipation.-Quinlan's Phar-
macy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-24

1es 90 eeee e111 $1,000 11111
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-24

Dividend July list, 1909. was at the rate of
4 per cent per annum.
Dividends are declared twice year, viz a
of the first days of January and July, accord
ing to law.
All dividends not withdrawn win be added t.
the principal and draw interest as new deposits
whether bank book is presented or not.
Deposits made on or before the fifth day OF
any month draw interest from the first day of
that month.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-24

has pianos to rent and for sale a.
reasonable prices. Inquire at H I'D
sons Ice Cream Parlors, where ort
ders for tuning will be taken.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
y SANITARY MEETING.
Con0ention WIN Be Held at
San Jose, Costa Rico

Aovices from San Jose. Costa Rica. tell
OF preparations that are under way for the
holding there Of the fourth International
Sanitary Convention Of American Repuo-
lies from December = 70 January 2 DR..
Juan J. Tlloa. Costa Rican Consul General
IN \ew York and president OF the conven-
ton. left this city yesterday for san Jose
by way OF New Orleans 20 complete all
necessary arrangements 10 entertain the
delegates from al OF the American Tepub-
lies. including six from the United States
President Viguez viii open the convention
on Christmas nay. and elaborate holiday
festivities are on the programme for the
entertainment os the visiting physicians
Dr. CIlos said before leaving here yester-
cay:
We expect cur fourth conference 70 oe
the most important that has yet been held
by the convention. Nun ercus subjects q
ereat iulpcrt 70 al the nations CT this con-
rinent win come up for discussion. Costa
Rica VIII do its fuu share m contributing
% its success
The president % The convention explained
that part OF the work viii be ire reading Of
cCmpreheIsive scientific reports in regard 70
sanitary conditions in ports and measures
proposed fer ths Improvement Of such sani-
tary conditions. with special reference 10
the principal ports. There wiu be other
reports relating &c the registration Of the
movement OF population an5 the morality
O. each country.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
R0Ch ISLAND RISE
Bonds Jump TO Par and Pre-
ferred -4dUaRces.

ne per cent collateral trust bonds %
.ho Chicaec, Rock Island & Pacific Rail
-,sd Company were aEain heavily dealt in
,.esterdsy snd rose from - 10 par. closing
81 s9i.. and the preferred stock cf rhe Rock
re'arG Company. in which The control of
ne Rock Island system is lodged. advanced
Z poirts on large transactions for this is
Sc which nsgslly Is inactive The activity
~ these securities vas taken ay the Street
=, indicate that the negotiations for the
seregarOa % tie Frisco from the Rock
leland system and its transfer hack 90 B.
= roEkuri. Who Was prominently Identified
usfh Us coutroi ana was its operating head
aefors -le properly passed 20 the Rock Isl
50. wrrs proceeding satisfactorily. Edwin
T-sviey. it Is stl understood. IS 70 be as
soctsteG WIKI NJ Yoakum IN the taking
over az che 'Frisos. 5sst as the two not
l--g ago acled ir co-operauch M rhe pur-
,tase cf coztr1l of tie Missouri. Kansas 4
Tezas
Ran1-ts yesterday from Richmond that
~ Hswlsy had e.. ten-day option on the
zl-eiria Railway were said BY men inter
ssssE in t-o .2-ter property 20 Be unsound-
"a The Virginia Railway. which was bdllt
~ IRE late n n Rcgers. closely parallels
re Cfesarcake g. oEia. which is new cor
--oleE -~ -h1 Etawley syndicate and has the
fs,..s eastern terminus. Norfolk Accord
II - C-lcaSo dispatches yesterday. Off
r.s. announcement has been made q 1he
consolidation of rC1r q the Hawley reads.
re --,r5o 3. Lculs & Western. Chicago q,
El-r-. Nlnnes polss & ST Louis and Iowa
Central one q ar. Eaw,sys closest busi-
rsss associates. however. said that there
rse seer no change ~ The relations OF TIE
zsv .ey rceGs far many weeks
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
SLUMP IN COPPER.
Boston Report That Merger
HouId Be abandoned.

-s.sl s.---E b. --e ---pr~- stocks
YESTERDAY. Cue to c report. enan@tlls fron
Hcstor thaf fhe proposed Copper merger
hss 5era sbaud1ae- because % tile recent
fs-.s.a. ar---st che Sla- lz-l oil C1I-pary-
interests lde-lff@5 v-f-l tl. merger rropo-
s.ac1 !. ts.s cicv sid ta2t there vas m
--1-- r rhe rlucr and thar r-s merger
-zr--.a--ors were proceeding sEtlsfaotcrl.,-
rfe Sears. L-weve-. continued o. llld the
..-re- SHARES uutlI rle close ~ --a market
AMI. .-arsr~E copper t-st Eve points on
TIE davis r~-rss c-ious. Closing ar sos. on
sales ct upward CC .5s EQ shares Ana
..-as C-rre- 'rsr rs points. Ttah Cope Z
-aiu,s and Isunes~-e '-e2psr - points
s-er.car SuslluE ar- l.sLuiuE closed at
Et. q ret dsclnc ~ -. roiacs
Is -cu-sr stocks en- Ihe cu~o ere also
vr.F -os-cu Conseidatei eoRP-l broke
nearly -1-ee pcirt=. from el-s 10 ~, Butte
ros -acr l-st 4. pCil-s. Ely Consolidated
-..--- ard .5re-u--t Ersasl a point ~
-ssa --rsa-Izated ras on r. point and
Ca.ts5 Copper point. ana there were
f-ac- crsI declines ia rHe o~-er JOS priced
C1rrl- s---Ez.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
TO DISSOLVE MACKAY & CO.
Senior Member e Brokerage Firm
VIZ Retire CT January ..


--- .--l.-c Er-- lt lackay q Ce. -
80 .s--usd yesterday. VIII he dissolve-
m January 81, Issa. when The present CO.
-s-----e-.- win expire ~ limitation. Don
a. Ea-El~. the senior member of rhe
----. -.- -1er rer-~s from business Nal
---~ r lra.l-s-. -ne o. his sons. who Il "a
rar-ns- ID MCKAY a. CO. VIII Organize a
rev e---. Unde- the Eanle af Aacksy a.
.c WIZ. ctHces FL rhe National City Bank
s--r -irr - Ha--scer Trowtridse who
las .er- the actf-s member 81 Nsckay &
-s since E-s fo-mstion in A-r.l. ls0E, and
-no vcs e partner in The o-l house cs
--e--.-a e. Co.. ans Esroli L. Fish. mem
ls- -s re New Tork stock Exchange sui
sar -- ne izte Latham a Fish. who was
"a mem s- ct LacElT & Co. are 10 scrn
a 1s--- a-shir Occupying tie Offices az ~.
g.. Nassau street ssHasred 81 present hy
WscEz~ g. Co. ard before Tie organize
t.e1 .f -h1t frn by Vermi.e z 90.
-o--z.- --acka.. rte head - --e 1r-- c-
MscI.sv e Co. % one q the Oldest mem
ts~s r. tfe ceu T0rl, Sto-k Exchange. 70
a1sl- b. Was admitted OH February -
~. anE lac served 90 IT'S president. II
s~E rre Iste a-r THlss. who died last Sep
rg1.ler. were t1r many -=--s associated e s
rsft1ers in t.-s ed house ~ HerTilys Z
re osr-ul .rE sn that Telston in The fra
rf E-rser A. Co.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
BURLEY TOBACCO DEAL VI.
American Tobacco Company 20 Con-
sider L Again Next Week.

Lexington. Ky Nov. o7.-It ives an
nOuncsd here to-day that the executive com
u-ittee OF The American Tobacco Company
VII meet next Wednesday 70 consider a
proposition made by the Burley Tobacco
Society for the sale Of 10000, 900 pound
Of tobacco Of The 1893 pooled crop 70 The
company.
r. X Smith. yico-prssident. ard head Of
the leaf tobacco department Of the Amer
can Tobzccp Company. has carried on the
negotiations with the Burlsv Society On be-
half Cf the tobacco company II she desl
Is consummate5 10 win lee the largest trans
action Of irs kind on record
Cincinnati Nov. 97.-Aleging hat thew
lad been compelled 70 pay extoTtionatc
prices FOR tobacco as q result of the Ken
rucl1s- hurley pool Scott & Clark tobacco
r-s0rfaC-UrerE. Of Scranton. Penn, yeste--
dsy filed sUii IN the federal court st Gov
inE-un. XIV. against the BurIev Tobacco
Society for Sls0.506 damages. The suit is
similar 20 several already fled against the
scEerr-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
s!ps FOR AoUEoUcT WORK.

President John A. Bensel OF the water board
Yesterday morning advertised in The city
Record for bios on the work of the Cas-
KIN aoueducr system. with ar estimated
1-alus OF some $4,000. The work Is the
CONSTRUCTION Of Grassy Sprain cut and
cover. Pl,tt avenue siphon and parts Of the
Ardsfev cut ana cover. Bids for cCnsrruc-
-tor viii be opened On Thursday, Decem-
her 1s. t7go bonds agGregatiag $50 900 being
-eaflireB from the successful bidder.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
10 z & Q. s.cENT RATE

Ba------e. Ngv. THE published report
Het rrr EsIr-nlore d Cll0 Railroad hSG
rsAer steps tC restore the tlree-cent pas
fs-ra- rate en- west Virginia was declared
b. 1s r-r1s- foundation a- the executive
c--as rs --s company here to-day. No
t-ca arr-l has been taken, nor be- any
t-rr -.r.-- vl--euT plated.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
an lNplAhA RANK CLOSED.

Spencer. LZ5. Soy. 2-.-The private hank
o. sssH. Fe5la 4 CO. Wss closed today
b. a-5cr lf Tie Auditor of STATE. on lEe
E-olad t-zt s .aEge amount OF SIS assets
VS. eu-I8vec II Investments than ne
f'ats lalAl1g laws permitted The Lzbili-
res ii Toe saak are about S-59.aOl
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
RECORD CARGO OF COTTON.

Pensacola. Fla. Nov -7.-V-hat IS claimed
10 have been the record cargo OF cotton 70
be exported from the Gulf this season was
cleared this afternoon on the steamer Adei-
held Mcneil. for Havre- Tie shipment con-
sisted al twelve thousand bales. valued az
nearly sa0rg0
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
ST. LOUIS PHONE CONFERENCE
Evidence VIII Be Furnished 70 Pros
ecutors Of Certral States.

ST. LOUIS. Nov "A conference Of rep
reseuya-Ivts 81 ths so-csIe5 independent"
telephone companies Il Ohio. Indiana.
1LichigaA and Missouri VIII he held in ST
Louis on Monday 70 consider the attitude
-hich minority stockholders viii adopt
toward recent sales - ~touS IN tAe various
concerns. Tne questions were - have bsen
considered in Chicago. bat Samuel e. JET
fries. attorney fcr tas minority interests,
sun1--ced to-day that the gathering had
been transferred 10 81 Louis
Lr. JeEriee returned rrom Jefferson City,
where Yesterday ne conferred with Attor-
rev General Major - Missouri regarding
the alleged merger ct telephone companies.
Similar infer nation vfll - supplied 70 the
ettorness general Of Ohio. Indiana and
Michigan. according 70 ar. JeffTlvs.
Cleveland. Nov. c7-James s. BraLe--. 5r-,
the new dominant factor in the independent
telephone interests of Ohio and Indiana.
practically called Of the long standing rate
var between the Independents and the
American Telegraph and Telephone Com
uauv iu Cleveland to-day. The move is
thought significant Of = close communion
~ interests between the Bel and iudepen-
dent interests
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
...r,-Ts. sALESAIEN any one aay where. can
~Ir-- hlg money selling our wonderful new
fe e'r-IlEhtIrg gas burners, price c2l ~ hali /.
.-rF 1rea- written guarantee % one year
s.fet rurn on The gas and n lights pocAef
sarlrIe mailed on receipt Of foc- can Or
49, Auto-Fiame C0up panv. 80 Pearl 81. Sew
york
AGENTS WANTED FOR a HIGH CLASS,
E-~sriftl-Iv printed and Illustrated dcller-a-
year r-ollaTs rsEaZlUe. comm isst1u. nfty
certs on each dollar subscription; write iof
sg.r-ts fr-e ourft AMERICAN HOME
MONTHLY. y spruce 81 Nv 1ork
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
0.svssEs c c. ". REcEVERs.

81 Paul. Nov. ---Judse Waiter II. san
bonn 70 pie 15sersl Circuit Court Gled ~
c-1f- ro-dev G-=1lsisslIg Charles Il j.
S--. and Horace -. Burt. receivers II
'1e rr.re--les ~ tae chicago Great west
err ra ua- COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
EuRNIsngp RooMs WANTED.

u NTETD For the winter several furnished CT
rr.rlrrtELeC rooms near Columbia University
-f-.fr nrtviIeze of Lglr Housekeeping. by an alb
srf.lf-iv reliehie rfrsol--srI1Hur and 1--n-
s.rfdrsu Any person expecting % leave the
irv for lie winter need NOT hesitate 10 slbet his
--1-, - fhis person Address J. T.. T.. Hartley
ram Tso1n e2g Columbia L. ulEerFltv-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco. Nov. THE Official clos
ing quotations FOR mining stocks t'-IAs
were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
CHANBERMAID AND WAITRESS --Compstsnt
neat wiling and o0iislnS good reieIe1ses ;,eity
aSd 81.
CTfAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS. FIRST class.
with best city references. Schroeder's Bureau
40 Lexington ave. 18th and 59th sts. Telephone
6T9s Plaza.
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS young
ences. SIS: also goot German cook. SO Albany
Agency. - Fast S3d 81 te. $3.50 Madison sQ-
cooK--First class. svsdish- esreIent cook.
sood manager. takes entire care OF kitchen Z
7Is Lexington ave. Tel. 1865 rlasa-
COOK. -tsermaa. goq4. sl!-arouad cook. good
baker; has best OF reference; neat clean work
e. city pretsr-e~ Natthswson Bureau. SIS
9Th ave. Tel STs BTysnJ
COOK First class. sso-Ss5. cit, or country
waldorf Bureau. l. West 53d 81 Phone. 600
Madison
COOK.-Firsr class, 3 rears' reference: city or
country. l.. LIS. C0L!ers Agency. ~ West
CQoR--wil assist laundry: very nsst. excel
f.aiiisr,s sssns, ,sa yySs- 80 !. o. A'S
ccoK. First class il al oraaehss. excellent
Miss Margaret smiths Bureau . West 42d 81
Phone. 2caS Bryant
CCoK.-Thor9ugbry experienced: t-st class ref
ererees, city or country schroeders Bureau.
phone 675s Plaza
cOoN--First class. swedish; good all aroure:
excellent baker, has friend Parlormsid wait
rsss. good sewer foad Of children: viii sep
alate 1eTTow Bureau. ~ Lexington ave.
oerner 5sth 81 Telephone ie2s Plaza
COOK Finnish Woman: competent cook and
baker no objeegon 10 larse family eogntTy
preferred. h-st references- Jussila Bureau. ts0
Lexington ave. Tel 44Ss peg.
COOK -FIrs' cIsss ~oung woman with chnd
y-ars. excellent personal references. city or
cc.ntrr $50 % So. Industrial Association.
Fast ~ 81 'Phrne 2,n5 Murray HIN
COOK-Scotca Protestant. experienced u all
psr,s menus: excellent references froa leading
New York famil.s & r. Mise titzGcralds
Bureau. 5ea 'th ave. entrance 81 81.
CCOK-cHAaIBERMAI and WAITRESS
Ss, Eery nice ssh v,;,1as. s; ,,r,,.S s1 Sri Ssl
tent. best reteTences. Qsterberss Bureau. Il6
Lexington ave Fe4 100 P!a1s-
COOK. CHAAsERMAIp ana WAITRESS. 80
folns girls exce..sHt re5sfeheeS I'S ST,ass 90 ss
$, Tel lsG4-Chelssa.
COUPLE. - German -Sxedish eastman. gar
rs1i5yls Sii, Iaor3ss mo civ er Out irieHd
Al iaur4rsss MorroV.s bureau ~ LsSinsten
ave. corner Ssih - Phone i9-s-Flazs
. corPLE.---w1fs cook; msNs. bread pas,ry. ~
>trces: All branches cookery. coed manager
nan hutleT. also understands care RgIses. cQNs'
VII a work of snail house eAce.e.t rettr-
ence- p, Miss Fiiz8eFad bureau so' OF sfe
FAMILY WASHING. ironing. mouth. week -r
do-en- private house. opea air drsfng furnish
best references 49, East - u
GENERAL HOJsEWORk neat swedish
Ei- good cooh. piain i-urdress COCO tlifesH.
chambermaid. Eocu r~f-rerces usteroeFss s Eu-
reau. ZIG Lexington ave. Tel lOo1-Fla@s
GENERAL HOUsEN ORR. Good stroaz girl
gcod cook. ve-v sood references, 20 ehlection
% country. NcCarur's Empeytn~ut Bureau.
100 East egth "a Tel 5Eas--Aadison square.
GRADUATE NURSE 20 refined home: adult or
child. vita hoMe dutIer. a. L, Beach. Nay
V0od y
nOUrrKEEPER-- elderly couple. ov
American woman understands her duties. good
manager. city or countTy, references. lac East
stth 81
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

.cfvr1, SERVICE POSITIONS are very eesirahis
- ,--.-rr r=ople Pun information ana ques-
,tcTe -recertiy Used - lie Commission free
f-isnltian C1rresp span1ence college. washing ton
=. &
y-cT-pI.F white, for the country, man as use-ul
,-ar conan must he good launcTess Appy
Ncnaav from . tl 10 rage, 100 Eaai -ith e.
r-s--r,sATOR WANTED.-EzpeTienced man, for
-.e-f~lariug and designing structural sles!
v-crk oiiiliken Eros me Alli4A'N' 9'--sA
Island.
-Swstrhbo-{9 operator. ogf. sSeet - -
W.. 40 x.-si 10 EsSt aDps~Fll-s boS. of
-Ss-~'- 80 @rfzge Ad1ress, stating 1se ana "a
1,s,s-re it an. b. bcx -. Tribune cr2ce-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
HELP WANTED.

Female
HESdAID. Vice position. 2 IN family
80 references required. Apply Mrs. Co,uer.
Il West I'd s.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. CHRISTIAN YOUNG
-, 10y; p % -. SEAT. ACCURATE. FINE
~ - AAN. VII YEARS EXPERIENCE
ySE RELIABLE CONCERN OK INVOICES
gt tttLEh-- PERMANENT. WITH AD-
EANCEAENT. MODERATE WAGES TO
- AH-- A. BOX 20 TRIBUNE OFFICE
sIENOGRAPHER CHRISTIAN 20 TO "a
EARS OLD: FINE PENMAN. NEAT AND
CELEItLl. ACCURATE At TAXING NOTES
AND TEANSCPIBE THOROUGHLY. WAGES
MoDERATE. POSITION PERMANENT. WITH
= 80 - @ -. - - = STATE AGE AND PREF /
OlS ENJOYMENT y. Box "a TRIBCNE
OFFICE
TEPIST TOR VISIBLE MACHINE. CHRIS
AAAN YOUNG LADY ABOUT - YEARS OF
Alb INO YEARS EXPERIENCE ONE RE-
l-lABL.E EIRM MUST BE NEAT. ACCTRATE
AND SENSIBLE. SOME WAX WORK. STATE
AGs And PAST EMPLOYMENT: MODERATE
TPIFJ-NE
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS NAN 81,
Male
COOK swiss. first class. = ysars Al refer
suCes. city or country. wages 80 70 ~ 80, .1..
dustfisI Association, East f2i - Fhone -Ss5
Murray Hill.
I-sEFT-L, MAN.--Youns sveds. not lors IN
America IL private ia1HS Hiy oF S yo''i,'ts M
Phone. 1SGs Nadlsa square
GARDENER. single: on genniiiemaE.s place:
.-T. N horses and COWS bssl reference A. z.
2o5 Garden ST. HoooSer. ~ j.
GARDENER-caretaser. single man. 30. strictly
sober. experienced in an hranches moderate
re-. e. 1864 BToadray.
HANDY NAN or seatIensn.s place. Swed~.
g.-d with horses auI painter. l. l., tribune
uptown orace l3e4 Broaaway
uor-sEarAN -ExperIences with al kinds q
house wo-k FoRshlBs IqrPlle' Tl5,,-r 1ilg1 24cs
1854 Broae~ay
NAN--I-isn. soher. steady wants home. viii
ing 10 work for small wages and kind treat
meat. n l. I57 East l29th s.
~0PTH GERMAN. age &c wants position.
Henry lSH'T Fiesen s e sre rs Horn 245 East s'6
%1-RSE, or ATTENDANT 20 gentleman. by ma.
references from Acspi-al aad private ca%as
H. r.. Box : Tribune ohi'e
SECOND MAN-Can act as butler or useful
best retereu. A-t-eliUfn bureau loo
East Goth 81 or teleiaon4 900 Aa-lS'A 50
r-sEFT-I, MAN-Y 5ung man vi iIug 70 be gen
erailv useful ctfy or colnLIN- -Ncell-i-. FtIlt-
entrance i.d.
Useful Man. 81; healthy. active experienced
ro,,sa etabIs. sar5en handy with tools etc ref
erences- v. T. SIS '5h ST. Jersey Gits' y j.
7-sEFI-I, MAN Elderly: FOR home and small
wages viii care furnaces. al around general
worker. temperate. EonIt !IttLtLl, iaiIs,rl9Es
uae once
TSEFUI. MAN: care horse and COW IN private
family. good reference Iarisn~tS. ~ West
csth ST
YOUNG MAN. -Fidin~ saddle horses ard sch-oi-
ing Jumpers- near city. u years experience;
ueight Us pounds. CaH or adI~efs u1rsey
Brooks. Rid2s --a1 !. So $50 -
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
A-A-HoFMAYER Employment surea4. i52
West q 81 domestic heip. references in
vss-igltsd. telephone connection.
,-ARETAKER or private house 7aH, family IS
abse-t or untL sold or rented By fe.t4ble
woman. best references Mrs. heatiag. 1876 "a
ave.
CHAUFFEUR COOK. &c Brother and sister;
ear Pterce-ArroN: cook. excellent lauaGress ana
baker: last employer ysars Morrows Bureau.
~ Isxington ave. cogUer ssh a. Telephone
. 1oes Plaza
CHAMBERMAID. Scotch Protestant. good
sewer. willing ~ assist with wzshinE, wages
g-E excellent references city country. In
dlstriaI Association. East "a 81 Phone $3.50
MURRAY E4l.
Cr4ASfD ERMAlD assist i-undry and waiting.
neat tail gigl. excellent reference Il months.
s.. WalloIt Burea- l. West sd st PAone
30 Madison.
.
I CITAAfHF.FgAf AID --N Nouns Austrian. speaking
Ergiisn iueutly. wishes hotei posiiion as cham
berIaaid or in iinea room Schroe. er6 Bureau,
7sG LsEiusrGn avt. Telephone dIao Plaza
| AIAID-sEAMETRESs. Excsllent
neat Swedish ar K-ry bsst refefeac~s. waE~s
xe5. friera waitress Osterberss Bureau. us
! Lexington ave-. Tel 1885 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
TOILET PREPARATIONS.

MILNSHAW HAIR GROWER positively gro~z
hslT- cures Galtfuff. DlGaeS rvsu1d.c 81
VIII convince you. Jules Feroad ss6 W..t CO.'S
r. Ns~ xerk