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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08
Proddlno Standard Oil.

st. Louis, Apr. Frank s. Kellogg
OF Minnesota, arrived here Thursday
and began preparing arguments which
he will use Monday in the United
states circuit court in governments
suit to dissolve the Standard OIL com
pany. His assistant In the prosecu-
ton. C. B. Morrison Of Chicago, will
arrive Friday. Franklin Ferris Of st.
Louis took testimony as special ex-
aminer in the case for nearly two
years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08
FIIlno o. TrIpp county Lands.

Gregory, s. D., Apr. 2.-Filing on
Trip county lands began here Thurs
day in the presence Of large crowd,
in the order In which the names were
drawn last fall. May A. Melser Of
Kennebee, S. D.. who drew No in the
lottery took a quarter section adioin-
ing the government townsite for which
the names Of Jordan and Witten have
been suggested.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08
A Priest Rankrupt,

Cleveland, o., Apr. Rev. William
Mcmahon, pastor of st, Bridget's
Catholic church, Cleveland, and editor
If the Catholic Universe, filed volun-
larry petition in bankruptcy in the
United States court Wednesday. In
The petition his total liabilities are
stated to be S1,594,141.64, with assets
lggregating S75,2O7!0s of which ST..
800 is real estate. The secured claims
amount to S946,925.7S; unsecured
claims 1911 ,207s1 and commercial pa
Der SlS5,91S.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08
oklahomn Road Appsal.

Guthrie, Ok, Apr. ELEVEN rail-
roads operating in Oklahoma Wednes-
day appealed to the supreme court
from an order Of the corporation com.
mission requiring a 80 per cent redue-
ton In the rates on crude and refined
OIL. The railroads claim the proposed
rate is arbitrary and unjust In view Of
the reduced production In the oil
nelds. They declare that on the pres
ent basis there is no profit in handling
OIL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08

Washington, Apr. 1.-The Payne
iaritf bill again was picked TO pieces in
he house by representatives Wednes-
lay. There was no prolonged speeches
ind in consequence many were at.
'orded an opportunity to express their
views Lumber. coffee, wood pulp and
print paper. tobacco. coal and zinc
we're generally discussed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08
saIuted Japanese Squadron.

Honolulu, Apr. 2.-salutes and the
usual international courtesies were ez'
changed Thursday between Japanese
training squadron which arrived from
the Orient and the naval station. Al
ter the cruisers came to anchor the
civil and naval officers Of the port ex'
changed visits with Rear Admiral
ijichi, the Japanese commander, and
his officers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08
rha anIoonn Ar Going.

New Castle, Ind, Apr Henry
county, previously "dry" BY remon-
STRANGE, Wednesday gave the temper
anee forces a majority Of 2.s1s in q
county option election. This Is the
largest "dry" majority under the ooun-
y option law. Turing the month Of
March 2Ts saloors have been ousted
b. county option elections.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08
oovernment Receipts GROWING.

washington, Apr. 2-The monthly
statement Of the government receipts
ana expenditures for March shows .
gratifying Increase In the receipts
both a. to customs and internal
Esvenus.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08

Gov. Smith 10 Leave Philippines.
washington, Apr. a-Gen. Smith. q
vas stated here Thursday. has hlgnt
ued bis desire 70 Be relieved Of duty
n the Philippines
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08
HI Tnnch ID tha va.

Honolulu. Apr. 1.-THE United States
transport Sheridan which arrived yes
terday, vas never out OF wireless
communication from the time Manila
vas left until this harbor was reached.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-04-08
Il, war nn Hoo choIera.

washington, Apr. 2.-That hog chol-
era should be eradicated is the belief
Of Representative Lowden OF Illinois,
who has introduced = bill appropriat'
ing SlO0,0OO for the fiscal year 1910
to be used by the department in rid
ding the country Of this disease.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-New Netheriand
Bank Of New York. Plaintn, against
Anna Perry Crompton. William tromp-
ton. Gertrude Atkins. as EXecutrlX Of the
Last VIII and Testament Of arthur 4
Atkins william d. Grant and Ido NJ
F.eischmann. Defendants
IN pursuance OF q Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made ard entered
in the above entitled action and bearing
date the 1lth day OF March, l9uH- !. the
undersigned the Referee In said tudE-
ment named. viii sell at public auction
a the Exchange Salesroom. Nos lt-l"
Nesey street In the Borough OF Manhat-
tan city OF New York. on the Nth aa[
OF April. 1902 at - o'clock noon on thal
dav. by Joseph =. Day AuCuoneer. the
premises directed nv said Judgment 10
be sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot Of land, with the
building d nd improvements thereon stu
ate in the city. County and state Of New
York. and lying in Section T. Block i-7".
on the Land Map Of said City ana de-
scribed as follows.
Beginning at "A point on the westerly
side OF West End Avenue thirty Teet
eight inches NortherIy from the corner
erly side of West End Avenue with the
Northerly side of EIEhty-eighth street.
which point is opposite q party wall
standing partly on the lot now being de-
scribed and partly on the TWO lots ad-
joining the same on the SoufEeriN slbe
thereof. running thence westerly parallel
the way through said party wall seventy
eight feet SIX inches as II. in-l- thence
Northery parallel with West End Ave-
nue. twenty feet t2O ft.p 10 point oppo-
site a party wall standing partly on the
premises being described and partly
on the premises adjoining the same on
the Northerly side thereof, running
thence Easterly again parallel with
Eighty-eighth Street and part Of the way
through said party wall seventy-eIen nt
feet six inches t7S # iu.) 70 the West
eriy side OF West End Avenue. and
thence Southeriy along the Westerly side
OF West End Avenue twenty feet TO the
point or place Of beginning
The premises hereby described being
subj to a certain declaration made hy
said Alice DeWolf Ksarny prOhihiting
the erection Of any building or structure
on part Of the premises hereby described
as reference thereto viii more fully APP
pear.
Dated New York March II. 1909.
TERENCE J NcMANTS Referee
SACKETT. CHAPMAN & STEVENS. At
torneys for Plaintiff 154 Nassau Street
Tribune Building New York.
The. following Is 4 diagram Of the
property 70 he sold its street Number is
5s3 West End Avenue. Borough OF Man
haitian, City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

SI-PRFNE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK Adelaide \ Halsey. plaintiff
against Esrelle Ealch HarVood and others
defendants
menr Of partition and sale. made and en-
tered ia tire above entitled action, bearing
date the 4th day - January 1903. J. me
,-Tq5avsi ieu-i. the referee In said Judgment
named viii sell at public auction. az tHe
Exchange sales Room. Nos 1915 Nesey
street II the Borough o. Manhattan. In
che CITY of New York. on the leta day ct
MAY. 1908 at = c. clock noon on that cay,
bv Rrrau /. Kennedy auctiOneer, the
premises directed los said judgment 70 be
sold and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piece CT parcel ot
land situate in the Fifteenth Ward. IN the
Borough Of Manhattan in the City Of &eW
York known as No l31 Anttv Street now
West Third street, distinguished as Lot
NJ Al iforrv3 on A certain map known as
Map # property belonging 10 Thomas K.
Ne~-ei0. situate in the Eighth Ward OF the
Bridges. City surveyor which map was
sled in the Office Of the Register of the
Citv and County Of New York On the 10th
Eav OF april. lS25 as map %. and bGtted
and bounded as follows Beginning al a
Do7ut on the uortheaSteTly side nt W est
Third street formerly ATnitE street. Two
hundred ard three l203l feet nine '9l inch
IS from the r1rthwssJeriy corner OF sara
West Third street and Macdougal street;
and running thence souLhessterly, along
sd West Tnir5 Street tWenty-thFee f23b
feet Il lat numbered fCr-y-Ole t-lf on
said MAG. thence northeasteEly. along said
lot number fo-ry-oIe t+D. ore hundred
Gou feet 20 land nov OF ate belonging %
zEErtd : PeEl- thence n1-t-T westerly. along
The said last mentioned land, thirty 800
feet To land now 1r late belonging 70 David
: Jones. and thence s1Uth~@ste-iy along
s4.F land o. David =. jones. one hundred
1G61 feet three 80 inches 70 the place q
tezlun.ls
Eare5 New work Apr. 16th. 1909.
DANIEL r. HAYS Referee
c. W Bennett, Plaintiffs Attorney.
No Rector street y :. Iity.
HERBERT : BRTSSEL-
ar-cf-ee Sor defendants Harwood ana
others. , Wall street, y y. CITY
JOHN DILL. Jr-.
Attorney FOR Defendant Holden,
~ Court Street BROOKLYN. \ Y
The following is diaE-afn Of -hs prop
s~-- II ae sold lis -ul-l-r being l3l West
T-Ird street. tt--E-eri- A-ity St-seO-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

l COOK Capable woman. four years refer
en-e. city or country: can 60 marketing
catering ard manage staS % help. under
stands al branches Of cooking. aIs0 sa lads
etc NJ H. Miss FitzGeralds Bureau. 5y5
5fh ave. cor. z2i-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
PROPOsAIs

SEALED BIDS viii oe received 5y -
1rs-5 81 Water supply. IN Room sio 20
r-csEwav Nez York. until 3 ? n On
Ma n le0a. FOR Contract 2 tor printing.
ar4 then publicly opened and r@at Fan1pn.
-. ---t.i-irz frfSrr~atioa can he obtained
- Room 1910 5y depos.tiHg - for each
uauPhlet- -,.-, -
TOuS A RFSSEr4 Presit@nt. CHARLES
'O11S CuaDwY~K CHARLES A SHAW.
Co-1r1tEsionsrs q the Bcard % water
Supply
WsTDO SMITH. Ch.et Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

ADVERTISENESTS and Subscriptions tor
The Tribune received at their C7foS \
once No 1864 Broadway. CerT~en y, a
ans E7rr SIS Until o'clock ? IT. Il
verrIse-uents received az IRE .cll7w-A
branch Offices al regular ofiCe rates Enl-4 ,
o'rlock = n viz: pa Sth ave. >
cor I'd s. Iss sth ave. cor. l2rh Et-. 10
East i4th 81: 2ST West 42d 81. between
Tta and s-h aves. a53 Wsst 18th 81;
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

COOK - CHANsBERMAID - Two neat
Young Swedish girls: cook. good hakeF,
plain iaundress, other chaUbe-nasid and
waitress. CITY y country Miss Morrow 3
Bureau. 12I Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

COOK and LAUNDRESs; charberTnaid
and waitress: Iriyate family; city oE
courtry: together or separately: S25 and
500, excellent referenc IS Nine Augusts,
esq Gth ave. Tel. 31II-BEyant-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
WORK WANTED.
Mali.

ANY KIND - Earz, by good msn. refer
3 Fowler.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS :
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
Amateur Gardeners.

Do-'r ~ Two cents a week stop yo'i
from Trak-nz vour little garden a sue
-ess The Tribune Farrper . prac-
rf-s- agricultural psp=r. as raiGaoie -
5re eiIy man Rirh his little garden az
II = % the farmer with immense acFe-
age II can be had :or !ess than tTc
cents 4 week
sample o. request
.z~-ssE TRIBUNE FARMER.
I54 Nassau ST. SsW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
InsT-nANkRoOks


LOST 1r stolen - Bauk5c0G 40 so 90
~ the German savings Bank .l tHe city
u Sew Y1-x- corner an ave and Lftl -.
iss.sf % F1rar Heid-lEsr- Al persons ar8
eartierst against nez5tiafirE RE sane z
na- returned % the bank or re 1lsr Gag
~ MAJ 1872 = duplicate VII oe issued
80 o- -TCr. IN Rarzb7oS 10. 41i ae3
~ -r@ German savings Bank 4ta ave.
and I4r- - $eW York city. issued - Isl
FsfrsIfel ist B-iEafr. German -c-1-1en
Bliuf IS P New Fors- All 7~-socs a-s
cautioned against negotiating the sa1se- =
--04 t-z-l5r-ef 20 tEe hanh ~ TIE 2>th cay
= Ma fasrs a duplicate vii - tssllet-
ADVERTISEMENT and Subscriptions for
re tribune received az thsir C7toSn
o.. No 1894 Broadway. between 38t1
- 7TtN sts u1tt o ciock ? n "A
--s--fsA~-sr-s received a. t1e t1il0ag.r q
hya1-h oFsces al reEui ar cffics rates untA =
o;rs-ck . m xix 80 stA ave
ror l7d .. fz3 Rfh ave. cor iZrh - -
rss, f4,r n ~ Wes, 42d 81. between
- ard s,a avss 2s3 West i25ra ST.. io35
- a.. 1925 81 ave. near 6lst q UlS
-. a. nsar eesr 81 i57 East tZSta - 9
7cs fremont ave: go "a Eve
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

ADVERTIsENES-S and Subscriptions tor
The Tribune received AZ their LrtnE1
CsFcs No. 1868 B-usdwzy- between Sa-1
ana 5-th SITS untN g O'Clock 9. u. ID
ysrtfseuents received 81 the folloE ing
nrsnch efices AZ Vesulsr cf5cs rates Until ;
o'clock . Il. VIZ; 264 sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
WORK WANTED.


TEACHER VIII work during sumner
months two n5urt' daily. fot hoard ara
sr5aaW ,-~r,rs-Estf0n. country OF summer Re
So preferred. references gwen ana Fe-
cufre1 = : E Tribune once
.-gFFV uith rare talent eould Ike
4 assis, sculptor during summer niontns
references given sna required H A M
Tribune Dftsce
CHECKER = Young woman Itsi!ao4e.
T~fbtsne T-pf0zn Ot.ce 1854 Broadway
vgf-e1(s W-gMAN u desires work few
hours asIf. neat. reliable an1 lros'-
uoTthv. thefougii knoHIeGge q EnElish ard
German little experience Entres. loi
Ncse-oie s.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

WAITRESS SS-CFAMBERMAlb. laundSess-
-haucerTuatd. tWo English Eirls, sisters.
FrofeSfants very neat. competent wl'llcS .
rood references. country preferred tiSte7-
herg's Bureau. ZIG Lexington ave Phone
4GES-Plaza
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
WORK WANTED.
Female.

CASHIER. Young lady as cashier. quick.
accurate Courteous, Tribune Uptown
Cf5ce 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

COOK and LATNDRESS. also chamber
maid and waitress; two capable Finnish
girls willing 10 go in country: good refer
ence: can speak English, very neat and
willing Jussila Bureau. $50 Lexington
ave Tel 4s53-Piazs.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
RAILROADS.
RAITIwnRE z oEIO R. R.


ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
every other Hour on the Even Hour
To BALTIMORE AND WASHiNGION-
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 2zd St Lio.y 81
Washington. Sleepers- II so pm 81 am
washington, Diner. Parior so am 8 90 am
washington. Diner, Parlor so arm 10 90 am
WASHINGTON. Diner, Psrior. II so am u o. n n
washington, PaFior ---...- LOU pm <V1 IA1
Parlor car, New York 70 Richmond. Va
Royal Ltd" ." Diner. ParloE B 90 pm ~ pm
Washington. Diner, Parior $50 pm 60o pm
yyashtnqt0n Buffet. Parior S 30 pm 70O pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the West;
Chicago, Pittsburg ......- 100 am So an
Cbicaao Columbus ...- II 80 am y 90 n n
Pittsburg. Cleveland. .-.-. 8 80 pm 90 pm
''Pittshurg Limited -----. . 80 pm 10 pm
Gin. 81. l.. Louisville. II 80 pm I 30 am am
Gin. -. l.. Louisville. 9 so am 1000 am
Gin. ST L. Louisville. $50 pm SEQ pm
Of1ces PAS. 434 1900 Broadway Astor
House 225 5th ave. New York, 343 Fulton
st. BROOKLYN, West 23d 81. and Liberty 81
After P NJ Sleeping car reservations
and fun information regarding trains etc.
can b. obtained at Bureau Of Information.
3. & o. r. R. 23d St Ter. Phone 3li4-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
Female

ATTENDANT. companion 10 invalid. lady
or geUtiemau, or housekecpeT IN widow
sr's family. by EagIish a oman. disergaged
tune Address Miss Hewlett, le6 Willow
ST BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

~AErTAKER Man and wife. TO iacum-
hranca 10 take care Of private house
Understand all kinds IF hnUssWork- long
e,rersc.ce- pe-sonsl reference p p l46
East 42a -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

This bill will be the seventh heard al
that time.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

IpsI-TlN MESS French Protestant. speak
frE Ag-..~a. rof.e eee preparation. Ger
me- plans. .aNflE kin-erEsrJen. present
r-rrlr,--.z e.lr-ss. Z a. f,cN $50. Bronx
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

COMPANION. 6c.-N Young man ~ good
fauilr- as lads companion Ct - take
chars, ~ Children aarab.e ana with good
refV.co-, Ja1s1n. III West 76th ~.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

This bill will be the eleventh heaiu "'
that time.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

f-r5aA,RrPMATD and WAITRESS Oh
lection - the cou1try. best rafe-eElee rom
Iast family. $50 % So Central Bureau
sEz4 Crh ave Tel 52-.=-3srh-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

ryPFWRITING AND TYPEwRITERS.
-YPEIvRITEE BARGAINS -Pe-inEr7ns
smiths JuL-rVaC-s- others. guaranteed
SIS -u. so-E--. sod. repaired. Atialtis
Exchange. pa Brca1H ay-
VICTOR VISIBLE - Nassau ST. cata-
lozue Tree: al makes -Aken part pay
nent: bargains n CnterwCods. Reuing ngtoIs.
CivsTs. Smiths.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

WAITRESS Neat Swedish Etrl- exec lent
waitress hrst class in every TeSre[t. oes-
-afr~4n,~s wages s2S ES+e- bsT- : Bureau
TYf T~xinztsH sye Tel. lo-r-T-la-s
WAFrPESS -Strictiv lrs- lass can tsk-
buffers isrs- neat and -en1e6. excellent
references. .itv rr country n Ms. col
iirr's AE-ncy - West III 81
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their TFtoH-n
once No 1854 Rrosdwav between 5stn
and S7th sf<.. until o'clock = n. Ad-
ver-is-usents received al Lhe following
branch Offices s. regular cf17ce rates until ;
o'cfecS o IT viz: 964 s,h avv--
cor go 81 i5S str e=e cor 18th ST iO4
East l4th ST: 25T Vest s2d 81. between
7sh ard sih sv-s. 2sS West I2Sth st: loss
g ave 1880 81 Svt. near 6ist st: -ToS
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

C4AMBFRNAID-W - By very
nice Norwegian girl K1od waitress. good
-e<--enre~- wages S22 osterh=rEs Buresl
10 T--rlnEfen ave 70. lll.-Fle q
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

cHAMBEKMAlp Exue-icncei. hest re-
erenesz + Hrenlg. care q Mr- Walroud.
400 East I1gth 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

CfEAAfBERNAI assist waitress q chill
d-en. American family preferred an
be seen al present employers. - west
Efth 81
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

l'IfAMBFRMAID snd SEAAsTRESs--By
Fnclish Protestant PARTICULARLY neat: tSEN
Years PERSONAL CITY reference fanliS clos
irr Hc,,se. citv q COUNTRY. E. Mrs. Col
1.er's Agency. - Nest 2Sd ST.
f-aANfRFRMArD &c-Bv TIVE girls.
,-Naushsrrraids and sewing or paTloF-
maids. tcrevheV or separate. city reference
r, cards Conroliv. il9 East TITS ST
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

B5-TI-ER-A lady R0iaE abroad desires
place for her butler whom she high!%
recommends IN every respect J G. %
East 9th -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

COOK First class, ali around woman; for
country fotel or club; understands her
business thoroughly: $50 70 $50; best refer
ence Nine Auguste, $50 9th ave Tel.
SI1i-BTyent.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

r~r-aHRFRNAI0 and WAITRESS by
swedish girl aighly recommended Weld 6
Bureau. 324 Columbus ave Tel 1853
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

Male
E MADE $4,000 4. I've Zsars n ne n1all
order business. began Hl-h 50 ant cns
ca STAR a mail crdss busiuess q rome
kezd ro- free booklet Tens how Hssco-0-
fls. LockpaTt. y :.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

COOK FIRST class; private family. small
hotel city or country ve-r best refer
ences. Call Central Bureau. CS9 sth ave
Tel s264-55rh
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

CDOK-Ewecish. good caterer ana man
sEsr. excellent reference. Miss Margaret
Ernfth's Bureau, y West 42t -. Phone
3n3G-f Bryant
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
ADFIE%A 81 SOUTH BROADWAY,
Y0ukers Excellent table. large rooms ,
fine grounds. tennis, Crcquet 30 minutes,
subway or Il, rates s. upward
ROCKHURsT. Spuyten DuyviI-on-Iiu1son. n.
30 minutes. home cooking. Misses Lesley,
227th St Tel lO4L-Kingsbridg
18th ST. Q EAST-Iarge rooms. with
board: reasonable. references
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

CHAN8EEAAID ard WATTRESS-COCk
-s'u-p wiling ohitEing women exec eTt
r--re-r,11e- -Gatirrs. together or sepsra te. city
o. -cuntry- 60 M-s. Golfers Ass1cy. IL
-Tcsy "a 81
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

CHAMBERMAID ard WAITREss.-You ounz
Irish Protestant. good sssnstress- 3
Hofuayer-s Bureau. i53 West 25d 81 Te!e-
phone IAf4-Che. sea.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

WAITRESS German girls
Nrst class cook, good baker. other walt
ress good cherateruaid: city or country.
Phone I92+PIazs. Miss lMOTroWs Bu-
reau T2i Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

rDCK-Sea, voJnE woman understands
ell kinds of T-s- class cooking best re-
eFencess city or couutry- II. Mrs. Collier 5
Agency. I22 West 30 -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

CNOR-CI; BFTNAID--TwC North of
ireland girls: one Competent cook good
baker other cham berIaaid snd vritress
likes children. Miss 8orTow's Bureau I2l
Lexington ave, cor. 5Sth-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

COOK--FiTst class: best references; alse
chambsrlusid and waitress. separately or
together: city or country. Linda Employ
Yrent Bureau. 463 CsIu nbUs ave, Eear SD
st, and 18Th 81. and Madison ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10

COOK OF HOT-sEE EEFER by French
Protestant. with IiTtle boy. neat and re-
fined Eery ~CTebir, moderate wages. ccf-n-
try preferred =. Mrs. Golfers Agency,
10 West 23d s.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
- - ~ NHaVnr.

This bill will be the first heard at 'h@'
time.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11

mother thought she saw signs Of domest-
ic tastes, she swallowed her disappOint-
ment and began 20 train her daughter.
The girl was a perfect hOusekeeper. and
takes pleasure IN making her own
clothes. while her sister plays the piano.
paints. and embroiders. all well enough
70 bring in money, II the need arose
That IS the principle on which all chill
dren should be reared II a boy has
business kankering. give him a chance
and find out II il was the real thing.
II a girl has talent. cultivate IL. but il
her attainmeIts are OF the humble order
make them supporting. AZ least There
are too many rouE,- pegs fitted into
square holes now. and their number viii
be increased unless d greater degree Of
wisdom is shown in training A banker
made a recent public statement in which
college men figured rather poorly He
said that they did not stick and he has
a long experience in the banking bUsi-
ness from which 20 draw his conclusions
He SAYS that he prefers % take young
men with a common school education
and let them grow UP in the business
BETTY BRzDEEN.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
COLLARS AND CREEDs.

From the Gentleman's Journal
Collars. Ike creeds. should be accepted
by all men as being generally necessary
20 salvation" And vet, Ike ell clothes.
IN fact. they should be worn with a GER
tain freedom and individuality. a con-
formity that Is gracious rather than
slavish. so that the man. not the gar
ment. is the first thing We notice, Just
as we may enjoy a companion without
discovering what his pet doctrine may
be. We cannot be saved socially or spir-
itually without the needful aids which
these conventions and usages IN dress
and dogma supply But more certainly
we cannot be saved without the more
essential freedom and manliness which
underlie them The philosophy OF dress
Is not 10 be disposed OF IN a paragraph.
but I often recall an incident which has
always seemed TO me 10 typify, perhaps
a little exaggeratedly. the attitude OF In
dependence which we should assume.
even while VIC accept the needful con-
ventions Ny Uncle Tom. two or three
decades ago. was an impressive and
cOurtly cid gentleman. OF massive and
erect proportions. CARRYING still the man
ners OF the early SOS, with his parted
gray beard, his single eyeglass. his for
NAL and urbane speech. his imposing
front, and unfaiIing wit OF his own
When he visited US on one occasion, 7 re-
member as a young shaver, being. amazed
az the number OF buttons on his high
and necessarily commodious vest, and I
had the temerity 70 ask him, Uncle
Tom. why do you wear so many buttons
on your waistcoat?" He dropped his
glass from hrs eye. and then. Lewis.
my boy" said he. 7 wear my clothes
any way d. see fit"