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The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

The city of Cleveland has granted
the Cleveland General railway a 25-
year franchise providing for a three
cent fare with one cent additional
for transfers.
This rate holds if the company is
able to make profit of 6 per cent
on its valuation, minus outstanding
bonds and floating Indebtedness.
If il cannot make this profit il
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15
Health Board Wants Him to
Use Medicated SaWdust
On the Floors.
A DEATH BLOW TO GERMS
1T IS ALSO PLANNED TO WAGE A
STRENUOUS WAR ON THE
Feather DUSTER, WHICH is
HELD As A MENACE.

After the first of the year, it is
said, special attention will be given to
the methods employed by the JAM
tors of the different public school
buildings, in sweeping the rooms. 1t
is probable that janitors will be urg-
ed to use sawdust impregnated with
carbolic acid in sweeping. City
Health Officer DR.. Charles S. Bond
stated that such a procedure would
not only insure the cleanliness of the
building but that it would also kill all
germs that might Turk in the cracks of
the floor. In connection with the
janitors duties strenuous war will
be waged on the feather buster and
an effort will be made to eliminate its
use altogether in the public schools.
1t is believed that the feather buster
only raises the dust in one place to
scatter it to another portion of the
room
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15

ton that will take place attention
will be paid to the ventilation and
in the buildings and condi-
tons OF the Easements and play
grounds. The childrens' eyes will be
tested and an examination of their
teeth will probably be made. 1t is
also said that the board of health
will pay especial attention to the
fruit stands. small candy stores, gro
ceries and bakeries in the vicinity of
the school buildings, which are pa
tronized by the children 1t has been
suggested that monthly reports on the
condition of the various schools in
the city be made to the board of
health department after the first OF
the year Also the condition of the
stores near the schools patronized by
the pupils. in an effort to prevent the
sale of impure articles. which are be-
lieved to be the cause of many child
ish ailments. The probability of in
spectors being appointed to examine
the stores is being talked of and the
ADVISABLE Of such action is apparent
to many.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15

See display OF art work at Brad
bury's, 1915 Main. 15-17.19-21
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15
A DISCOVERY MADE
Young Man Believes ''Woman
In Black" Is a Mas
querading Male.
REPORTS CASE TO POLICE

Is the mysterious woman in Black"
who SO alarmed the residents of the
east end several weeks ago, by her pc
culiar actions. man? The authori
ties are very much inclined to believe
now that she" is, in view of several
matters which have developed recent
ly.
The other night a we'll known local
young man, who desires his name with
held. was passing by a dark alley on
South Twelfth street. when he noticed
dark figure in crouching position
back of fence. The individual was
dressed entirely in black with a heavy
black veil over her" features. She"
was addressed by the young man. and
in deep bass voice the woman" told
him to take to the subway as the
change might benefit his health. or
words to that effect. Then she"
started to run down the alley. but not
until a puff of wind had caught her
veil and revealed her" features, dis
closing plainly, it is said, heavy, dark
moustache.
After this discovery the young man
was in no disposition to take up the
pursuit. The matter was reported to
the police. who are investigating the
affair. What the mans object is in
dressing as a woman and haunting
dark byways and alleys is a mystery
and a matter that is not easily solved.
The creature has been seen by many
people in the city recently and has ev-
identity been in this locality for sew
eral weeks, although her" actions
thus far have been entirely harmless.
See display OF art work at Brad
bury's, 1915 Main. 15-17.19-21
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15
WHY IT SUCCEEDS
Because it's for One Thing Only. and
Richmond People Appreciate this.


Richmond People Appreciate this.
Nothing can be good for every
thing
Doing one thing well brings success.
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only
They cure sick kidneys.
They cure backache, every kidney
ill.,
Here is Richmond evidence to prove
il.
Edgar S. Mote. mail carrier. "a S.
Twentieth Street. Richmond, Ind.
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills brought
such good results in my case several
years ago that l gave a public state
ment endorsing them. For long time
had suffered from backache and
kidney trouble and the least cold af-
fected my kidneys, making my condi-
ton worse. Hearing about Doan' s
Kidney Pills. l procured a supply at
A. G. Luken 4 Co.'S drug store and
their use so completely cured me that
| have had but little trouble since.
will always hold Doan's Kidney Pills
in high esteem"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unite d
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15
ASKS A SETTLEMENT

Don v. Wright is plaintiff in an &C
count action filed in the circuit court
yesterday afternoon. against John W.
! Burgess. Demand for $500 is made
, by the plaintiff. as he AYERS that he
cared for Carrie Burgess. minor
from August 1906 to the present time.
supplying food, clothing, shelter and
tho like. The plaintiff says that the
arrangement for the care of the child
by him was made by him with the
defendant,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15
WILL CALL DOCKET

Judge Fox announced this morning
that he would call the probate docket
Monday morning, and that he expect
ed attorneys who had settled cases
out of court to report such at this
time. He is calling the docket once
again this term in order to facilitate
the compilation of the January docket
by the county clerk. The civil docket
will probably be called next week for
the same reason.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15
AnaIyze Drinking Water.

Frequent analysis of the drinking
water used in the buildings will be
made and the board will also oppose
over-crowding. 1t is understood that
several buildings are over-crowded be-
cause they are too small to accommo-
date all Of the children who live in
the district. In the medical inspec-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15
TO HOLD INSTITUTE
palladium Specially


Greensboro. Ind, Dec. ia few Of
the enterprising farmers of this vicin-
ity. held meeting at the First Ma
tional bank recently for the purpose of
arranging for a farmers township in
stitute, to be held here in the near flu
ture
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15
TO QUIET TITLE.

Suit was filed in the circuit court
yesterday afternoon by Joseph F.
Mustard against Amelia Krigeland to
quiet title.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15

Fine Stationery. Leather Goods and
Fountain Pens at Morris & Cos Book
Store. 15-4t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15
Conscience,

Many a man finds out too late that
he cannot hide anything from his own
conscience.-Pliny.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-15

The Human Jaw.
The human jaw has only eight mus
cles, but these exercise a force of q
quarter Of q ton.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

OFFICE CLEANING--By honest. sober
woman. hired by employer Address n
a NJ Box 6, Trfbuns OfdcAL
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

- .~---.- T ar. ~ ~'.T-T Trt--
'4n L4AR-AL5-E,l E,l.S--,A AFL ES-CEEOA
r.. Sailing a. 4 q u
=. e q ssa---Jal- r. Albert .-Ts- n
q L--se- .-5z-. - - KY -e-s-. Fer. Il
r---s = Madeira. E---z- zlzI-rs.
g. l-.'-'s --1--=---- a- ORIENT Cruise
se-7E.----- sa-!--s =-zs'a+-- - Ge-oz
~ = :. L-y4 . IRA ELLLEES. CHECKS
SL-i'I-tlS d &C, No 9 E-0adsay. -. 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

rea f.e - 70 bs acquired By Tie CITY q
- yo-I- in al the real estate parceB
S,ce AsS t5 4sG. Inclusive. and parcels Nos.
--es 45sF and 453C. contained n the
above descrincioa-
t7-f.-euc.- = hereby made 20 tle sad
- els as Aforesaid IT The Cf-ics % tna
c--rI--y t,lerS of the county Gf Ulster. Tor
rror- f!,.ta sss-t description % the Eeal eslals
10 bs taken n zee. as ABOVE descrlo-o-
IN case any real estate hereinoeiore ce--
- a. a. ,ISsd f0- highway or other puhlis
-,,~,,,ss-s such use shall continue until Huca
go a. T~,e C'itv % New York mag acQi1irs
rNe rF.nr :, close the sorle-
IssteG December .. lSoc
- ,N-f.IS ky. PENDI- -ETON. Co-porsicz
CounsaI Of.Ics and Post OE1ce Address.
HaU of Records. corner o. Chauncrs
ara Centre streets Borough ok hEAe--
haitian. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
WORK WANTED.
AiaIa


MaIa
ELACKSHITH.-By young nan; expert
enoed- CHARLES smith. ABS East 1lTth 81
BOY I5la, strong. living with parents
wishes 70 learn the plumbing Business
Roland. 29U5 sth ave
CHAUFFEUR R-CoIored. 80. nez, appear
ance. height =. in; weight $50
pounds, seven years experience; strictly
sober and -eliao.e. vel recommended :
thoroughly Understands Thomas. SIaJuescn.
Packard Hatton. II West 35tH s.
DRUG CLEER-Relief; registered. morn
.lgs AID evenings open; good references.
Wen, 6ry East l-25 81 New York CITY.
Phone. - 18TH -. % ?. m
DRUGGIST junior. vii fIe prescriptions.
90 cleaning and general work :. Box
81, Tribune once.
DRIVER. 6I-By young married man.
outside position. crtVlES or anything. hon
es', sober and willing wJThe~. fms refer
eHces. Fred Keim. 6l2 B,eecker s.. BrooA-
FURNACE MAN.-sreau- o. hot water
furnaces attended -D- reliable nan first
class reference Robert Green. -LuG Sd ave.
HORSEMAE-AbIs horse breaker. trainer
u colts, Al driver of tandem and four
INLAND has been esquire and travelling
courier with European uissiolary in rh7
Orient art ASy ssI1Ia. speaks French. ItaI-
Ian. Arabian and some English. with pri-
Este family OF in 4 riding academy. :. =.
'ulbertcn. = West e3d s..
INVOICE CLEtiK-EIperfencs would
Ike TO get Win a good house. drugs pre-
terred Address Binder, Box 3. Tribune
Office
PoRTER--ry young swede. % work
around hotel: city or suburbs. T y.
Box .. Tribune Otioe.
SHIPPING CLERK and general o-cA as
s!st1Et "a not afraid CT hard work. can
furnish best references. G. Meisler. -
East 1isth 81.
sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
bE young man. 10. beginner. TWO years
previous business experience good edUca-
Jion5 good habits excellent references. H
Levine. l3i Montgomery s.. Jersey city
TEACHER in massage: thoroughly expert
enCed. Address n H. E Tribune u
town oface. 1864 Broadway.
WATCHMAN or NIGHT PORTER.
honest. courteous, no Crcne- VIII any
kind gentleman give me- a rosfrio1 - sup
port 1y family Fifteen years references
Wilian J. Ha1wriGht. 70 Bank ct. rear
WATCHMAN. OF ANYTHING: by nan C32>;
speaks German. Fre-.E, Eug.i Ssh. under
stands 1-ing. waiting. horses, good cleaner:
rest ''teESaces. *. EoT :, Tribune ofies-
WE GUARANTEE that anv person can ,.
taught IN two lessons coIortnE n oil
PAINTING, photographs. postcards iIlust-a-
tons aud largs portraits: ~ -rnation at
studio Fnri1. I25 Wes: 22d -
YOUNG Man. IN automobile repair shop
has had some experience arthur kirs-h
2i2l Jamaica ave. Ri-hnond HEI. Long
Island
Young Man .. ev-e-fe7re- e-.-rt
~an'ns. con. press g. dy-a0cs. good ole.
d7v. nigh. willing 20 -ea-e city. John
Snlaarr-. 4le Prospect ave. F-u0k'vH.
YOUNG NAN. q rs clerk: not afraid n
hard work. NJ Kas.1e-. 37J Ralph st.
Brooklyn.
Young MAN. 23: strong. willing. steady
and reliable II Co---er. 80 g-H ave
YOT-NG MAN tzu. American. ra7as..
--r-s-7-~-- -E. e-ba~- excellent references:
experienced at SHIPPING and packing also
~ addressing work. z A. Box L. Tribune
Once
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
UNFUR>IsHED ROOMS TO LET.

NICE. large, light furnished rooms, froi
81 ur = p I34 West 2gth 81
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
BOOKS.

- lN-s T'.'t''n" books Poor
Maula.. &7rlvs Alarls. Manual %
Statistics. Trarri4. ar5 e..-.a.s-..4. rr-u--
!...4. rFl-usI reports. ~ra-t-.s. --1rtEaEss
Dixie Blk Nrel. - Liberty 20.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Cleaneasy Hand Soap
Removes grease, paint ink. any kind dir.
-, hands. WI not injure skin: needed
N ~ factories and at home for securing tins.
sinks bath tubs, etc. 1oc- per can. your
dealer has H. II not, send Us his name
TTj1es ~ New York City. WM. r. WiNN,
la Maiden Lane. New York. $50 John
1,1CpCs-0prs guns mathematical sur-
zeal and surveying Instruments uh!e.
s.e-red njedEes d specially. Nicklin's O4o
C,rr1osity shop. IG3 Park Row
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Female

MOTHERS HELPER 70 nssist with chill
dren: youngest . years: required 70 do
light houssw5rk ana sewing must be ex-
perienced. Of American pa~enJage thor
oul-hIy competent and under 80; none other
need apply: reference required; salary So
Address II. 81 Washington st, East
Orange N !.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

TIE Antique furniture Exchange
CCNSIISsIONATREs AND COLLECTORS.
1915 ". 2sTH ST. NEAR B-wAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
FLORIST

pCg-C7-T-TS decorations Cut-fowe-s, eI-
,,-zeoaI mailed q delivered E8rRdontes
4 'Demelrypu.os. Il CortlaIdt 81. and SIa7
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
. p.--1 OCng men 70 train (0r posi-
high grade slitsu..C bE learning
cory and science OF Satas.-stu-Eip
d course Of CJrlrT'- rrstge srhu-I-
LLL.r Competent Instruction. tho
time acquiring the practical t&perl
Go Of selling ry direct contact r.- few
ours IS practical business proposition
which means q thorough training a. the
professl.I. oc s....r IL s-llllg--a vocation
which carries vii. n The Ia-. .iEIi!tieS Ds a
greater earning capacity t.aL any ether
liLe-with eEl optional oI port uuIties ia tls
near future for young men Il ability. ia
tegr.ty and Strength of I4r5-ss 10 attain
positions commanding first C.ass comp I.sst.-
ton Address e.. NJ. Bon 80. Tr!l-us
Office.
INTELLIGENT MEN double your earning
capacity through scientific study Of Real
Estate, Insurance and General Promotion
business; Comprehensive Course: Treatise.
Service and Certificate now So. Interesting
Book Free. University Realty Institute
station G., Cleveland. Ohio.
sALEsMAE.-High class. good appear
auCc, Office DISTRICTS salary only. ex-
pcrienCeL- considered before noon Monday
Room ~ 10 80. Blake Building. 5Sth ST.
and Lexington ave.
WANTED Salesman TO represent a long
established glove factory. n central anJ
southern New York. must have experience
ana road acquaintance Address 3. D,
BOX 4 Tribune Office
EXPERT BOOKKEEPER wanted; quicl,
and accurate at figures, state age and
former experience A. Box 40. Tribune
Once.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LOST-BANkBOOks.
LOST.-Bankbork 20. 40 sg7 Il Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any g-TS1u having
claims uFon said book $ ca. ed upon -
present the same Il the bank within thirty
days the said book viii he declared can
Celled ana eEriaEuished ana & rev. che is
sued IN lieu thereof
LOST--Hart5-7o No $50 80 of Dry Dock
savings Institution Any person having
Claims u0on said book is called upon. u
present tEa same . tho hank within thirty
days or the said book will ue declared ca--
ceHed aTl1 eNtinsuisned and q new one Is
sued IN lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
RAILROADS, A
BELTIE0PE z 0ET9 p 2

Cftlces; 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. 6 Astor
House, % 9th ave. New York. 343 Fulton
ST. Brooklyn: West 23d st and Liberty 81
After p. NJ Sleeping Car reservation,
snd fuh Information regarding trains. &c.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
lOsF z
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A. .Statl1OpOulOrx 4-4Sl~AI, -asl,, ! 80
Manufacture. rera'-er - musical ,7zfr,,-
rneHts 80 eva-v description. Sr~.1rs f1-
sale. ~ Vy.S' g27 50 New Ya~L
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

oTD GOLD AND SILVER.
- - tI-a- -ist-nuun diamonds rUoics.
.apDbfres pearls, eTnerald-. pawn tlcAeS'
xsIuab,es bought John Daley. So4 OH ava
w-oP,,-0ITT rold ana silver bought by r
Ionemau's Sons. gold and silver retnsrh
{ John St
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions Tor
me Tribune received at their Uptown
once 30 1864 Broadway. between "btn
and Y7th SITS, until o clock p m. 4d-
7---tiseraerlts received at the following
branch Offices CT regular Office rates until
o.cIock n n. VIZ: 2G8 sth ave, =. E.
cor e.;d st: i53 hh ave. COZ 18th ST lo@
t-as, I4tb st % Vest 42d S., between
-th ana sth aves 263 West I25th st; 1o35
Sd ave; 1925 I'd ave, near Slst st lfOs
1sf ave- near S9th ST -l51 East i25th st;
-F6 fremont ave. . $50 81 ave. Snd Rpy
American District Telegraph cfaes-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

Cabinets, Library Tables, bookcases. Dress
ers. Davenp-r-s. Chairs. etc, iUpuusrable
ana uunatchable. at about halt actual
value
THIS Is HEADQUAETERS FOR Bar
CANS
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

fs certainly the largest and
most attractive antique shop n
town. Not alone tecause of -Hs
charming exhibits Of he Old
Master Ca5iue- makers. hEt
also the reuarkz y low prices
a which they ara offered Ter
sale. TI!EhbCys. Desks. Folding
Tor Ta.l-s. -Four Post and \s-
poIeoE Beds Twins and d0uSls
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
AGENTS WANTEn.

MANAGER WANTED eve-v section. 20
appoint Agents for Ecw improved PENN
Peanut Vending NarAiuo- $50 weekly
easily earned. ru.sh uea1t!fgr. 20 ur.aaG-
ing. sold Ola easy payments. thousands now
IN use. sample sent free Proposition WIFI
please you u We still hay0 opening iu YOUR
section. Great Western Sla.a Mig. Works.
Dept O. C1traE6. IL
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
UMBRELLAS.
PATENTS

PATENTS
FRANK n ASHLEY n
Attorney ard Expert n Patent CauseA
Tribune Building NeT ! Srk
THOMAS DREW STETSOS. Necha-ical
expert and uatent solicitor los Fulton
Ct, New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

LEH1GR VALLEY,
Foo Of ". 2Sd 4: Co-tlRndr & Deshrosfes 81 =
'Da'ly Sunday: ~ 25 BE- - e IS ds - NJ o. = =
P1~aTo Express -s7 a. . =, 80 "a A.. =,
RgTfElo- hiCEgo Express i-hg 40 A Il ia sO a =
BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS / ~ x n ~ m ~
chicago Toronto Express ms 20 p ~ .x5 - p X
TIE BC FFAI-O TRAIN = * PYi = al p n
TickeJ OficeI S55 s1d I460 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
APRCyNN

= =. FOUR&IER
~ Mt FRENCH COOK JACKFTS
r. \ CAPS AND APRONS Waters All
y Ea-tenters Coats. Butcher Ca
MY mvats. Pastry Cooks Articles etc.
= = Great assortment q Imported
huives 10 ". 4Oth ST. near Brgaa.yay.
y y Depot for ROYAL Windsor Hair Re
renerRtJr. a.Eo The Niger eyes hair any
color
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
FOOTWEAR

PHILIP HFe1GF%EEEC. rrrJg,- .. -a-o1-
dial shoes. correcting a.! defects Of .oco-
rT-otiOn. removed 10 3BI West 42J st
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
HUN3ARIAN-AA-EEl-A.: SERVICE

GIBRALTAR NAPLES. TRIESTE.
~ r-- r-.- s4rr. -.z---.--. -sb
Cs-rz-la. .ra- .. .-ao-. Tz~---a- FEB IS
rT-NsEEr --E-a E[-L-r co. LTD.
"a STATE -. opposite ;le Battery
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
PIANOS AND ORGANS
ALBRO PIANO CO.
TAIsTi~-FY

EI%TCo. gifted Clai-r-0ya-t. worlds great
eFt Tu.r-..t 30 ". 80 So Iia--s. 81
-. Sga~!a. appointments a-v time
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

I,iSl-s-ia. ian {. Ina-l lIz--s-z-ia Fs1 -
gs-rr.s1lz IN -. --'. Can mia -
Il a-.z -z-- -. 1la--s LIS -=-.-a .----1
TsE LACEL-z--A q. LL>----,'-A. -
is-res- an fastest Steamships - --= = 1--d,
EiI hereafter sai. ou N--->E>-zE>
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
ELECTRIC HEALTH vIBRAroRS

HEALTH Nih-r.to- Headquarters. Nation
al. Arnold others ssw z'lrrt.v us..f bar
gains: We reT-ir. eKCaarge- NATIONAL
VIBRATOR 1lfi broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
HEAT AND LIGHT.
Sunlight Patented Lates

Sunlight Patented Latest
improved Gas Lamp
15O candle power. never
hIackens mantle. saves 500
On gas bills. brighter than
the sun. best in existence
INTRODUCTION prices 70 IFLC-
.ne readers. soc. GSc., 81;
3.srtles 1ec. up - -
HEAT & LIGHT CO. tS
Nassau s., near John ST $50
Z rffe. et Tel. 4424 Aelrose.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
GUIlEBDLINES

From Fse-s 5I-J2-55. North E--s-.
70 LIVERPOOL and c ELN --LNE.
PASSENGEES BOOKED THROUGH D
LONDON AND PARIS
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
FURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
FCRNIsHED SUITE. 50 st. aud central
f---A Vest. .1r.ENest o,,ner.-Twn
TOO ms front soltte--. exposure. second
~ ar west. telephone hall boy. UHsr SIst
}. adult family. three. no corners. gen
'Iemeu only, references exchanged. terms
reasonable Walton
NICELY FURNISHED steam heated room;
private house. GET .eneu: reference
ELEGANT suite 4 rooms. private hath.
, also small rooms. kitrhenette. phone
12C Wes- g5-h -.
TWO REAR ROOMS. kitrhenetJe. hath:
phone. 126 West 9th s..
asp s.. ~ WES-.-Haneso-ns'y appointed
double and single rooms: every convent
: enc. desirable house and location: teie-
phone
CsTF st. - WTS-T FINISHED roor1s f7-
gentlemen. steam heat. electric ligat.
near a. and Sub stations references.
NICE. large. light furnished rooms, from
TNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
LARGE unfuroished 'front.' rco-n AID hal!
bels-,orn. connecting. / lei 90 West
1911. 81
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

BOY, I5la, strong. living with parents
wishes 10 learn the plumbing Business
Roland 2gU5 sth ave
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

ELACKSNI-I.-By young man. expert
erCed- Charles smith. ABS last 111th -,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

HORSEMAE.-AbIs horse breaker. trainer
u colts, Al driver Of tandem and four
finland. has been esquire and travelling
courier with European Uissi1lsrg IN The
Orient ant 6yssinIa: speaks French. Ita.-
Ian. Arabian and some English with uri-
Nsie family or in 4 riding academy. :. =.
CulbertCn. - West p3d 81
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

DRUG CLEEK-Relief; registered. NOM
.Igs and evenings open: good references
Wen, 6oJ East l-25 81 New York city.
Phone. - 18TH 81. = % 2. n
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

CEAUEFECR CR.-CoIored. 80. neat appear
ance. height 3 f. in; weight $50
pounds, seven years experience; strictly
sober and reliable. vel recommended. !.
thoroughly Understands Thomas. SIaJuesCn.
Packard HGt-on, Il West SJtu s.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

FURNACE MAN--Steau1 o. hot water
furnaces attended 10 reliable nan first
class reference Robert Green. l-Ug Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

LRE I5T.-Juntor. vii file prescriptions.
90 cleaning and general work. =. Box
81, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

INVOICE CLErtk-EIperienC would
Ike TO get Win good house. drugs pre-
terred- Address Binder, Box e. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

DRIVER, &b.-By young married man.
outside position. driving or anything. hon
ss', sober and willing wJTae~. fms refer
eHces. Fred Keim. 6l2 Bleecke- ST BROOK
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-29

St. Louis and Chicago to order fine line of furniture for their new store
 Mrs. Anna McCollum is mourning the loss of bag of laundry, lost last Sat, urday evening,
 Mir. and Mrs. John Sherwood and Mir. and Mrs. Dan Sherwood left Thatcher this morning for Salt Lake City.
 The William Salisbury home in Lay ton was sold yesterday to Dan Williams for $l7O0 There is three room brick house and about one and one-half acres of land containing good orchard
 c. T. Boucher of the Crandall Con. tIaeting company of Globe, is busi- ness visitor in Stafford today.
 Maury Grider is en route to the east m the interests of the Solomon WiCE- ersham company. Before returning ae will visit New York.
 A son of President Kimball is nj in Thatcher.
 Mrs. George r. Jacobson, who has been in for some time, left for Los Angeles this morning, for medical and Miss Lillie accompanied her.
 The marriage of two former That,h. critics occurred in Duncan last Sundav the 26th. It was that of Lawrence