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New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
STORAGE NOTICES

THE WASHINrfTON STORAGE WARE
TIED. Nos 2396. 32aS 300 Sth avs--To
whom ~ may concern. The following, de-
scribeI property. Co vii. beds. chairs.
table bureaus. linen. silver. glass. china.
carpets. ruES and other household goods.
utct-~.s musical instruments. bfic-a- a-brac.
trunks boxes. barrels. personal effects.
ul-r... Iii=r. etc. and contents. belonging
O. I'd FOR account - r T.. AlberSa.
Ciepr-e g. Bates. Jr-. Isaac RroSaV-. Mrs.
Annette Ercwu. James J. Ryruss. Mrs
NJ taVsuaEh John Gear Mrs Minnie z.
Dale. Mrs J. ponneUy. Lawrence \
Donolue. Miss ReoecCu Douglas. Mrs.
Madeline Drwue Peter Dunn William
Herney. Miss X r. Har-is. r F Herr.
Mrs. q. Hogencamp Ms Louise Holland.
Mrs r T. King. Joseph k0ff Mrs. r
W. Patterson. J. a. Piper. Ms. sarah 2.
Purnsil William z. Lane Mrs J-OEetts
Rackenbac. William Rsfrsry. " 9 Reid.
Mrs Mary Remwsr. Miss Rose Ross.
Mrs Justine G. Scheel. Dr. a. schneider.
Mrs \ p. Thompson. Albert Wagner. D.
l. VI Warner. Arthur r Wells. Miss n.
Winkier. II T. Wolf Mrs F WoOden4
will be sold 20 satisfy the len ~ the Ur-
deFsi-ust thereon AZ public auction. 70 the
highest bidder. ar NJ. 2SnO EIGHTH AVE-
ME- Boraugh of Manhattan New York
CITY. on MONDAY. APRIL 10TH. 1a0e.
AZ 1850 a M anI on Zach succeeding :
Mouday rhereaftsr until said sale be com
plcJed
Dated New York. April srd fsoa
TIE iNtfTCN STORAGE WARE
HOUSE & NNN COMPANY Limited
22tE 229S 300 ~th ave New y -rl1 CITY.
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COACHMAN--Si Single. diserga ged: first
class references. ride and drive: Will 90
anywhere. g.. ". care of M. Lee. 2i5T
Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
LOCOMOTIVE. MAtHi\GST.-F First class
uT construction and running repairs: long
experience "A able Of taking cha rge: with
rev Taiir3a1 ompaHg preferred. T. =
ti-snins =. O Box 1876. Tyrone, Penn.
MAN American, honest. willing. obligiug;
in Neu York storerConI. Invoicing gen
orally useful. porter =. L. H. $50 Shaw
NUT ave. Boston Mass
OFFICE WORK I'm some first class office;
lyu Wedge OF $tenocra phy and typeWrit-
!ur can give good references Lewis HuTo-
Vitz aaS East 4oth ST.
-. E IT s STti ..- ."unE Australia gentle
man would Ike appointment "a America
as private secretary. fuli Qualifications.
-,sea1s French lueut,y: highest credentials
i.Gross f. charles Roberts. Box l5I. q. p.
o. =. dncy. Australia
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GARDENER Ry competent FrenchTan.
n: married. no family. with cottage on
the place. man first class vegetable grower
flowers shruhbsry. fruits. lawns and all
around work: recommended sober. hon
est. Industrious and good worker. Pierre,
200 West 25th st
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pACIMAN- CHAJ'FFEJ r - Scutchuan.
single. 20. experience IN repair shop and
driving automobiles, personal and written
reference. moderate wages. country pre-
rsrTed William Macdonald. 434 East 5Tth
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WORK WANTED
Male

Male
N-9l ) Ant T-POOKKEEPER - Expert
ctsssT-. = -lzeT desires additional work.
49, afriii'-. Alsentsns ing. adjusting
- - -.uslIs anybody f-70ls- s,eciai ar
.Ei-se -..S'iis NiCn private firms copartner-
- eil- n1FloTstions not employing book
e es-L, '.se AeHierof. Worid Building
sl-lois AZ u issekuIsH
~i,-5Il3, i.--13 : aooI. GRADUATE. i. with
f,,,5'-.- -'ai a e1periencc g. hr1n Win ,hich a
81 assured excellent references 4
= oaT'aat -. RroakIyn
..s.. i-,.tcE ESrsfr accountant snA
- tears' o7i-e e1perieucs ln
-ss-a,.. ii''s i'F--- srln=rlliuC per
80 "-t an
80 Lr-.-i
E.r rcfiaif
xsie a, - - -S-4-,-.- HLs-. y. wezt
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COACIIMAN and GARDENER R-GerGnan,
single. 8. Two years reference from last
employer Eeut,euan's small country place.
Address C0aehmaU. % Division 81
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COACHMAN. GARDENER-IA IATNDRESS.
city or country. Ferguson. 221 East 73d st.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

CoACHMAN.- Single. understands care OF
me horses. best references O'COnnOr.
s45 Gold st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

COACHMAN-CHAU Young man.
%. first class reference. five years IN last
place: sober and willing. Edward Martin.
2Gs West 5sth 81.
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FARMER milk ten or twenty COW :
a DAY and help around the house and
garden. n. B~yan. - Bridge Ct. Brcoklyr
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

COAt tHMAN. USEFUL MAN.--Sinsls: me
dunn size. city and country. references
good all around man: understands saddle
horses, excellent personal references r.
T.. Tribune Uptown Once. 1884 BroadWay-
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GARDENER. English: married. No fam
fly: seeking a position whore ability is
auprsciated iu the care Of 4 private place
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Bermuda S0M
( Return AU
PEOPU>ALA


SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS wiiI -
received BY the Board q Water Suppy, n
the ..i-e u the Board 200 Broadway New
york. Room 91H. ninth fooE. until II A NJ.
On APRIL IA. 1909. FOR PRINTING AND
DELIVERING TIE SECOND ANSL AZ
REPORT OF The EoARD OF WATER
sUPPLY or THE CITY OF NEW YORK
A. the above place and time the bids viii
be publicly opened and read The award
% The contract. il awarded VIII &c uads
as soon thereafter as practicable The
Board reserves the right % reject a1v ard
an bids Pamphlets containing iniorma-
rion FOR bidders form of contrast spectS-
cations etc can be obtained az Room 1878
AZ tire above address BY dsrCs1rirg the sum
q hve d-I.ars so for each pamphlet. %
insure It's return n acceptable COnditioE
within thirty days from the date OF which
bids are 20 be opened For further par
ticulars s-z city Record.
TOHN 4. BENSEL. President
CHARLES y CHADWICK
CHARLES 4 SHAW.
Commissioners CT the Board q Ws-sv
supply
:. WALDO SMITH. chief Englnee=.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary
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RAILROADS.
BALTIFCRE & CrTc r. r.

BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r,
ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour On the Even HoCr.
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION, WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily 25d St Lioy 81
Washington. Slsep@rs- Il so pi1 50 a-a
W Washington. Diner. ParlOr $50 am 90 am
Washington. Diner. Pa-Ior = so an 10 80 a-z
Washington. Diner. .Parlor. j. 50 an L o. n =
asHington. PaTlor- ------ so pm : 90 PA
FaTlor Car. New York 20 Richmond \ S-
Royal Ltd. Diner. .ParIor $50 pm = 90 r1
W Washington. Dtrer. ParlCr $50 pm 6-U0 PA
Washington. Buffet. ParIor $50 Dru I-eO Pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the WeFt
Sutcag1, Eitt5bUEg- ------- 80 an % an
ShiCaEo- Columbus ------ II 50 an L 90 \ y
Plttsburg. Cleveland 1900 S 30 pm - pra
-PitJsours Limited -. s SO pm 1-0o pm
Cln-. St L. Louisville. Il so pgo Sc an
Gin. ST L. louisville g 80 an 10 20 am
I'm. st L. Louisville. ... ) 80 pm { 0G pm
Offices, 255. 454 1900 Broadway. Z Astor
House 225 9Th ave. New York, S+3 Eultoo
at. Brooklyn; West 23d st ard Liblrty 81
After 8 p VI Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can tA obtained at Bureau OF Information.
=. & O. P r. 2Sd ST Ter Phone SILT
Chelsea
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COACHMAN- ScotChmsn single IN coun-
try; careful driver. excellent references
r =. i69 Vest Sgth g,
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COACHMAN. USEFUL MAN Single. uu-
derstands care garden, lawns, etc. writ
ten and personal references William.
Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

FARMER or USEFUL MA;-.-C;ood vege-
tahlo grower, hnuseU orker or cook. by a
Young Irish couple no children. good ref
ereuce Carpenter Bureau. 1874 18th ave
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CUAgFMAN Middle aged Protestant.
married. no children. good city and
country driver. take care Of lawns. roads.
country. With cottage. A Baty. 4GSs
BroudNaE-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

GARDENER Single. sober and indus
trious. good knowledge Of growing plants
Joseph. care Of Ellotts seed Store ~
Nesey
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

PLE.-Capab's Germans. four years
reference wife good housekeeper. man
act as steward and be generally useful,
hotel club. institution. experienced in
managing help: city or country 2 Miss
Fi;zGeralds Bureau. 500 5th ave. corner
42d 81
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTEp.


Female
rARETAkERS.- French couple uu-
srruubcred. experienced, private house
c;t,. reference Pellet, 65 West iOIth ST
,-rJANIRF1R MAID Protestant: assist wait
ing. neat refined. obligng young wom-
an excellent references: city country.
{; Mrs Golfers Agency, H. West 2&d st
COOK scotch Protestant. very neat; /;
Thoroughly understands all branches plain
and fancy cooking: best Of references: city
or country NJ. Mrs. Golfers Agency, I23
West sd 81.
COOK Assist laundress: particularly com
petents willing and obliElng. good refer
>uleS. Itv or country ). Mrs. Collier 5
t-ancy, 1o2 West 23d 81.
col PIE. very refined young Germans:
fl,croughlv Competeut. wife as iady :
maid. vii assist with chamherNork. man
as butler. btst OF reference. lSi West 10th.
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FARM st

FARM UPERINTENDENT caretaker
gentleman country place; Scotch Irish. 4.
first class reference. married. SO. H. I
West 55th
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cot PIE French. competent. butler.
valet useful. iadys maid. chamhermaid.
absolutely sober honest, written and per
sonal recommendation from prominent
family couple. care o.: crab. +p1 West
goth ST.
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rYPEwRIrING AND TYPEwRITEEs.

1-vpE-v- RITTER BARGAINS - RsmIns-
- Smiths J-nderNo0ds others. guar
autsed. SO up. bOuSIt. sold. repaired
.TIaur5c Exchange 80 Broadway
ETrTgR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau st. cata-
Iocuc free. all makes taken part pay
,,-nT. bargains IN Cuderwoods- ReH-as-
Ions. divers Smiths
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COACHMAN.-By neat Young Irishman
takes best care horses. harness. carriages
celIent reference Carpenters Bureau. l54
9th ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female
f,oyERNESS and houseEeePer. With re
Araf family or With mpthcriesS chill
- ar institute by refined German LADY.
A. references. NJ NJ. ot4 Columbus ave
t,oT,SE,WORK. or cook and laundress. by
,otaIliEent willing. neat EnElishmau
-,nd family cook and lauudrHss, excellent
Tefcrences. Irwin Bureau. a W llth ST
,1oT,sF.VORk Ey;.- Protestant; neat. ohllg-
trg Young woman; well recommended: :
..,ty or country. e.. Mrs. Golfers Agency.
100 West 23d St
r,Dy,ey MAID Scotch: excellent packer.
t-,,aIler. French little German, so %
e.. n e. pa East 53d st
,ry.s MAID Nea1. willing Swedish
s5rI Dovney 22n Fast l22d ST
vATD-A lady wishes 10 place 4 conf
neraut maid. Episcopaiian. for elderly or
,,tsIid Iady Address Maid. care II Miss
Wheeler = East goth 81.
Nf.RsE-As chiId's nurse. Tor the sum
mrr. viii travel abroad z Smith. care
of Mrs SChv artz. Hotel Schenley. Pitts
burg.
, NI'RSE. English Protestant can take full
charge 81 infant from birth; very neat
best Of references, city or country II.
Mrs. Golfers Agency. 122 West 23d St
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NORk WANTED.


.HAU FFEI R--founK man, temperate.
competent and careful licensed driver;
-ouniry o. city. Joseph Eppoleto. ia West
F,rE afe
SftAI FFEI EIR-tOAiHAAN l2st. married,
good driver. rider. can run and repair
ans gssOiene car: private reference. Moi
fe,t S43 columbus ate
tHAJ FF'f,t & r. Mechanic. auto aud motor
boats foT simmer mont ts 8nis. rxcellsut
eiffcilces gaFfiu'- experienced. aved ,.
st2fs- 81 g.. - 1ls; ST, Brooklyn
CHAl FFEst r By German. 3n. married. :.
careful driver. test references. rit1 &C.
eouniT>- Anton wagner. -; i.as; ..25'ih s.
l'F.NTISF Mscha..lgs;- as ,sf"rttors ss-
sstani. salar Slc. Aec-esz Dentist. Boz
20. Tribune OniCs.
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GARDENER Single. Protestant. can TAXI
charge OF greenhouse. vegetable garden
grounds. etc. references as 20 capabilities
Address Gardener. 112 10Th ST. Whitestous
Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

GARDENER. Married. snail fanny
grown up. native Of scotland: thoroughly
understands the management OF a private
place. also conv@rsant Wijh LANDSCAPE
Donald, care ". Elliott & sons. ~ Vesey -.
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WALLPAPERS

DON'T PAY RETAIL
r,-;..s FOR wallpapers I ssll them at
IVboIesaIe Prices 20 YOU ". z. TRAN
,rFs Tel a5s3-Spring 1855 canal 81
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GARDENER. BY Young German; single
fine vegetable grower: dollhouse glass
frames. fruits flowers. general work. good
reference. Carpenters Bureau. l5+ 9th ave
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USEFUL MAN: :-Germsn: aged IS: mar
nIare lawn garden horse COW. pou1trs
handy with tools wife for laundry or
homework Address Helmrath. Sctueton.
Ark
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Low Rates 10 Pacific Coast.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUNSET ROUTE

FURNISHED ROOMS To LEI
14STH ST 80 IVES = Large. very 6-si~-
able 'front.' room. with .avato~E. private
house. o. gentleman.
s1a WEST 55TH ST Desirable hail room
in private house bath. references call
or telephone +229-Cciumbus-
WAVERLEY PLACE 1O3- - Beautifully
furnished. one room. With private bath.
$40 Per week
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

-. years. is IS yards q "a. yards - or "a
- : inches vide with Il. yards OF braid
ne pattern No e3s. is cut IN sizes fo- girls o.,
- zen and twelve years old. and will be mailed
auoftss OF receipt of 10 cents
go sNe Iaitern number and age distinctly.
y i-aitern Department. New-Ycrk Tribune
:" BURY FOR pattern send an extra 1-cent
carel.pe III i7
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HOUSENAN. &c.-Lady going abroad
April - wishes position FOR useful house
man. also waitress Call 81 West T2i st
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

COACHMAN - First-,lass experienced 4.
single man thoroughly understands care
ar horses harness. carriages. good driver.
excellent reference. willing. ohi!E!uE. city
.r country. Thomas. 242 West 10Th s..
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
rAE~FT CIEANTNG-

NJ. Garrett CL6ANIN G W0 RKS
O5GssJ. Largest. Alosc Modern
.S- AND ~ WEST 18Th ST
Tel sS3-46g3-BsyanT- Estahlished ISL
W n JORDAN EDWIN LENTZ
NJ TASHJiAN 60. oriental rugs. sod.
-'aqE-d repaired. stsetc-et stored PSI
4,roaLuay tg.ith So Tel 54IJ Eissrsiis
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
-!ssns b~ compressed sir steam. aRnd =
n foc- 1854 E5Tozdwsy. 81 East sSth 81
coz & BRANDT Tel I22-SSth
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CARETAKERs. Rs.-Neat Young couple. 70
take care OF private house for summer or
longer; no children, good reference. Ad
dress J. G.. 263 " f25th st.
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SINGLE MAN. Scotch. viii take charge or
zeutfeman's estate. has had eighteen
ears experience. all kinds OF work; reii
obIe. strictly temperate, references fur
DIshed Address NJ. r. Morrison. i32 81
ave NeW York.
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BIRDS AND DOGS.

--z--CpA CHOICE ENGLISH CANARIE;S.
L .t-rtrse NarckasteTs. Norwich and
,-t-TaT,5ns: SHOW Birds. must be sold IN ,
ii,,si--- also cages. Albert Bryce 80
Cetster ave Pelham ave statioA- 81 4'e
,1,yF-t,TISENENT and subscriptions for
er-e Tripune received az their CptcVf
rasr t4th st ~ West 42d st. oetwse.
Lsrrs 70 1884 Broadway. between SSH
III vi. ;-,L So unit o O'Clock o n. Ad-
-.,- ,.-,riseri41rs received at the following
brsr-h Offices At regular Office rates until )
O'Clock T. IN. viz; -uA >th ave. > 3
- a-,1 81 l-S 6th ave cor i2th 81. leA
-+b snd Sth aves.. 2G3 West I25th Il Toss
"a ave 1926 81 ave. near Elst 81 lIu>
1sr a-a near S0.h - ~ East i2Sth 50 ;
T56 fremont ave, $50 Sd ave
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CARETAkER - WATtHhA\ - To take
charge OF city residence during summer.
middle aged. reliable. trustworthy, ten
ears exceptional references Competent" e"
Box 3. Tribune once
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JANITOR wishes first class position. tenn
perate man: understands every detail. q.
good references. William Il. sawyer. 10
Burnett st Newark. n j.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
LOST BANk6OORS-

osT- -Barkbook Ne. 4o5. 800 % DRY Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
..lsfrs upon said book Is called upon 90
present th- same % the hank EltAIH tAilts
davs or the said book viii be oec-aIed
c91ce1Ie5 and axtiugulshed and a ne" one
issued in lieu thereof
r,,sr or STOLEN handbook No 40. 8 >
~ the German savings Bank m the '-t1
- %eU York corner 4th ave ana l4'h -
iss,,s5 O., Ueinrica and Therese fe'-lSei
SU rarsors are rautidned against .e-1,--.t -,
~ ,-a same II not returned % the oo
G,I rhr Isl day Of May, 1903. duPhcate
Will be issued.
rosr Ba,kpook No. 5O7 o1G Of Dry Dock
ss+irrS institutions. ANY person lawns
.Iafr,s noon said book = cal.eC uiC- - -
,,.esert fhe same O. TIE canN WIthiI- W. -,
20 nv the said book viii 9- tly.d- =
(.a,rs1Iad and extinSuis1ed ard a ne" o-'
issued i'm lieu thereon
,o.r -Rookb,ok Nc 1851 % Har,en
Ss-iprs sank Payment stopped he
turn TO bank
Iosr -eankbook No T5+.52i BanA ;oT
S,,-iurs aSe 9Th ave. New VOTE
-,9r,ss please return BOOK 20 o-Lh
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JANITOR.-Germau; married. repairs and
painting. three years reference: under
stands steam and hot water heat. honest.
sober. II. T. OlGenburg, 2l0 East +4th -.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

JANITOR or PORTER. Cali CT address t.
Barnes. 10 Wyckon st. Brooklyn.
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POULTRYMAN- GARDENER. - German
aged ~: married no children. reliable
hustler. general care country place poultry
farm. summer resort. wife housework a.
part: New Jersey preferred Box -, Net
TETON, Ark.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
WORK WANTED.
DnMEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. - Formerly
operator at Hotel Marie Antoinstte. Rose
Francis, 6T West Goth 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-03-18
JACKSON CENTER.

Jackson Center, March IA sur
prise was given at Jackson Center
school on Wednesday In honor of
Teacher Harry E. FoltZ, of Crystal
Spring, and scholars, at 11:3O a. m.
School was dismissed, tables gotten
ready and a spread with good things
to eat. After dinner the surprise
party was entertained by songs and
declamations, after which old and
young alike chose sides for a spelling
contest. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Galaxy, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Adams, Mrs. Jerry s. Metz, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ]. Crofut, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Braucher, Joseph l. Stain, Mr..
Roby, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yerker,
Mrs. M. H. Gross, Grandma Ketering,
Mrs. John H. Gross, Mrs. w. P. Hall,
Miss Clara Holl, Miss Koontz, of
Massillon; Miss Foltz, of Crystal
Spring, and Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Ket-
ering. On March 20 the Jackson Cen
ter school will give an exhibition for
the benefit of the school library.
Everybody invited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-03-18

Mrs. Carrie Cory, of Berkley, Calf,
is visiting her sonin-law and daugh-
ter, Rev. and Mrs G. w. Harshman.
|. n. Work, of Mcdonald, Pa, was
in Carrollton on Tuesday having
leases recorded. He is taking up
land in Rose township.
Deputy Grand Master Currey. OF
Canton, was here Tuesday night and
saw the Royal Arch degree conferred
on two candidates by the local
Masonic lodge After the compile
ton of the work refreshments were
served.
Rev. s. 2. Beam preached at Paris
on Sunday.
Charles Booth, of Canton, was in
Carrollton on Tuesday and Wednes-
day on business connected with the
novelty works.
Fred Eckley is home from Colum-
bus, where he is attending the Ohio
State University.
A. e. Mitzel visited his brother at
Leetsdale, Pa, the first of the week.
Another new jigger has been put in
operation at the pottery and this now
puts all the available room in use.
The pottery is enjoying an unprece-
dlllOullJ VI DuSlu6SS anu oil
departments are being run to full
capacity and some departments are
working extra time at night.
A. E. Albright has purchased nine
acres of pasture land from s. G.. Shot
well for his Shetland ponies. He re-
Gently purchased stallion pony and
will go into the breeding business.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Albright were
guests of their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Stats Fonda, at AL
lance, Thursday.
George Bell, who was employed by
Ex-Sheriff Queen up until a few
months ago, has a position as asphalt
inspector at Washington, d. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Van Horn and
family, Attorneys A. H. Elliott and l.
H. Taylor, Mrs. Homer Totten and
daughter, Mary, and Mrs. Kate Zerbe,
Of Canton, were Carrollton visitors
during the weeke.
Mrs. Paul Mcdowell spent the past
week at East Liverpool on account
of the illness of her mother.
e. The high school basketball FIVE
went to Bergholz on Friday evening
for game with the boys of that viii
lage and were defeated 29 to "a. The
game was played in a 10x12 room
with a stove in the center and spec
tators on all sides over whose feet
the players fell while playing the
game.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-03-18
EXTENSIVE REPORT
ON HEALTH MATTERS

The local health office is in receipt
of an extensive report, issued by the
United States government, of the
presidents home commission. The re-
port is considered model, covering
as it does, improvements of existing
houses and the elimination of insani-
tary and alley houses, social better
ment, and building regulations. OF
course the wide range takes in much
on the spread of the white plague"
and suggestions for it's treatment.
What 1t has to say on tuberculosis is
general in its range, being applicable
to all parts of the country.
A most interesting chapter is on the
prevalence Of the disease among wage
earners. The statistics show that wage
earners pay very heavy tribute to
the disease. 1t is not a source of
wonder, either, that this should be so,
with crowded and unsanitary work
shops, deficient light, overwork. long
hours in bad air, dampness, exposure
to extremes of heat and cold, sudden
changes in temperature, and the in
halation of irritating dust, vapors, etc.
Then again home environment has
great deal to do with the disease, the
otherwise insanitary dwellings, insult
ticient or improper food, and the
abuse of alcohol, are all contributors
to the disease. Not alone the abuse
of alcohol but the lingering in saloons
until late hours, inhaling the poison
GUS fumes of tobacco, coal and car
bonic acid gases and other Injurious
agents; also contribute.
The commission says that prevent
i've measures are partly the duty of
the state, while on the other hand it
is the duty of the workingmen to
improve social and housing condi-
tions. The report also says that the
laboring class needs special protec-
tion, and this should emanate from
the state, the employers, the commu-
nifty, and the employees themselves.
Each contributing agency is then
taken in turn and dwelt upon at
length and recommendation made.
Overwork demands regulation for
shorter hours and no Sunday labor;
thorough sanitation for quarters and
shops; plenty of cubic space and fresh
air: extensive ventilation, and even
and regular temperature; plenty of
light even on the darkest days. No
one should be allowed to work under
IA years of age, and then no longer
than six hours day, with a two
hours rest at the end of the first three
hours.
The report will be adopted as a
guide in many of the health ques-
tions which arise in the local hand
ling of tuberculosis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-03-18
McDONALDSViLLE.

McDonaldsville, March 1.-THE
new Massillon Crystal Coal Com
pany's mine is not working regular.
Switch not yet completed. ..-
The Simon & Daily Cutter Co..
manufacturers of seed potato cutters,
have sold one dozen cutters to the
Wooster Hardware Co. One was
shipped to Wooster and one to Orr
vile on Saturday last for sample
purposes; also one shipped to Free
dom Station, Portage county, to
Arthur Sewell.
The Dornaker Brothers will resume
drilling for coal in our vicinity in
the near future, on the Jacob Schlem-
mer farm, west of town.
Lewis Everhard, and old Jackson
township boy, but late of Wooster,
and recently Of Millersburg, died and
was buried at Wooster last Tuesday.
Mr.. Everhard was known by most of
the older people of this neighbor-
hood, being raised on the Everhard
farm, one mile south of town. He was
79 years of age.