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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06

and in music, after Which refresh
ments were served.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Methodist Church. When the inn
provements are completed, it will be
fine modern church building.
An excellent musical program was
given at the Opera House by local tai
ent Monday evening for the benefit Oh
the independence Free Library
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Irvine and lit
tle daughter returned to their nome
near Summit, Saturday. They We're
accompanied by Mrs. Sarah Irvine.
The Newton Brothers meat marker
has been sold to Sperling u Heck
who have moved it to the old stand on
Main street and will continue the
business.
The Portland business mems eXcur'
sion train stopped here thirty MN
utes Friday and the visitors were
shown over the town. The time was Sc
limited that no program of entertain
ment was provided
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06
POPCORN

L. D. Gibson has been hauling lum-
Der for a tower.
A. B. Gibson has been visiting S. r.
Taylor in Clackamas County.
Mr.. Hunt, from Illinois, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs G. w. McDoWel.
The strawberry crop in the hills will
be large if the weather continues raw
orable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster and family
visited at the home of G. w. Porter
Sunday.
Grace and Ethel Lansing, of Salem
visited their sister, Mrs. Frank VIII
son, Sunday.
George Munyon passed through
Popcorn last Sunday on his way to the
home of Joseph Delay.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06
MOUNTAIN VIEW

Mrs. Grice is on the sick list
n r Titus is working for L. Grice.
Mrs. Glenn, who has been an invalid
for several years, is improving some
now.
The work which is being done on
the oak Grove road is progressing
nicely.
Miss Josephine Adams, who Is
.,aoI,ipg school in Eastern oregon,
will return home soon.
Little jimmie Kubine met with a
painfuI accident while handling some
clothes with a fork. The fork slipped
ond struck her in the eye, inflictine
severe injuries.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06
BALLSTON

Mrs. A. NJ. Tillery has been on the
sick list.
Conner Edwards and VIII Harris
were Portland visitors Saturday.
Professor T. ]. Newbill, of Port
land visited his parents here Sunday.
The Walling theatrical troupe play
ed again in the w. o. w. Hall, Thurs
day night.
A number of our people attended
the dedication of the new Cathohc
Church in Sheridan, Sunday.
p. S. Andersons family left for
Reedville. Saturday. After a few
DAYS visit with friends there, they VIII
go to their new home in Alberta.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06
PERRYDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jones were Dallas
visitors Tuesday.
Misses Wanda and Lena Keyt were
visitors in Dallas, Saturday
Misses Edith and Ida Duignan were
visitors in Portland, Sunday ana
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lynn were pas
sengers on the Monday morning tram
going to Portland.
Mr.. Jolly, who has been helping Mr.
Brown in his shop, has moved WIN
his family to Tillamook.
Miss Maggie Broadwell, VINO mas
been sewing for Mrs. H. G. Keyt' re-
turned to her home in Amity, Friday.
Mrs. James Elliott and Mrs. Con-
rad Stafrin, of Dallas, were visitors
the last of the week with II. j. Elllott
and family of this place.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06
NO. 12
PROBATE.

Estate of w. G. Brown, deceased
final vouchers fled administrator dis
charged and bondsmen exonerated
from further liability.
Estate Of Rachel Newman, deceas-
admitted to probate; Fl. A.
Newman appointed administrator;
bond fixed at $1720.
Estate Of Rachel Watson, deceased
estate admitted to probate; Mrs. a.
M; Thorp appointed administrator;
bond fixed at $4,000.
REAL ESTATE.
II. L. May ct ux to w. M. siegmund,
lot in independence, $40.
Joshua Haggins ct ux to Fahnle
sewald, 40 acres, It's, 4w. $4,000.
#. P. Bush ct ux to 0. D. Butter,
16 acres t9s, r 6 W, 81.
Arminta d. Bush to 0. d. Butter
100 acres, t9s, r 6 w, $4,000.
T. j. Hayter ct ux to Absolom By
erly, so acres, tSs, RS and 6w, $lo'
C. p. Mitchell ct ux to Harvey -
OFT S acres, Us, s w, $500.
T. P. James ct ux to John G. Brown
block in Germantown, 5000.
Mary e. Brown and nd to I. +.
James. 4.69 acres, It's, r w, SO.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06
LUCKIAMUTE
Grain is looking fine.

ITTaIn Is IUUhIIIb IIITV'
Frank Hiltibrand and his mother
were Albany visitors Friday.
e. w. Strong has shut his mill down
until he can get more help.
r. L. Patterson was business VS.
itor i'm Independence, Tuesday
Deputy Assessor J. II. Ground was
assessing in this neighborhood last
week.
Miss Renedict closed a very success
ful term OF school at Fair Nlew' FIJI
day, April 20.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06

A good example of the profit real
lied by stockraisers in the willamette
Valley was shown last week. wheh
Frank Loughary of Luckiamute'
brought nine 9-months-old hogs 10
Dallas and sold them for $2O4.5S' OF
an average Of $22.66 each. Who VIII
sav there is no profit in farming?
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06

the hop business across the river from.
this place.
Miss Clara Wells attended the Ep-
worth League convention Sunday at
Brownsville.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06

Yields readily TO DR.. Bells Antlsepuc
salye. You see an improvement atter
the first application. We guarantee It.
1t is clean and pleasant to use. zoe
box.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-06

Legal blanks for sale at this office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
t4-aUH.
LIS Goa.
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH .

as MARCH,
FULTON AVE. cor g Panrs II, soxl2c;
Charles II bite ag1 Her-v zaliner. o-v;ler; Charles
Schneider, contractor: $50 sc
SANE PROPERTY: George Burton agt same
soi -
sA.IE PROPERTY. Jackson Chandler ast
came: SIl 60.
FULTON AVE-. y CO. ST Paui,s y. soz12o:
Cares s fsiG' eal s5 eT: SIS s;s
SAME PROPERTY. William Williamson agi
same So e
.I-AFoNyAINE I'VE. " 100 = Of I5sth St,
81 81 30 - '"D''' N''-''''
SAM. PROPERTY; casrninO cajozzi agt
SANE PROPERTY: Tony Morestl sgt same;
SAME PROPERTY; D-Russo orzzio aet same;
$3.50
SIN ST. " :. rs f n II Locust ave, 2s1toeo;
S.,swsrd Mali4.,isHt sgt Cortl Construction &c,
CT ner anE contractor; Soc
WIS., END AVE cor ieoth 81 :, i9 % 70 !;
1rae:ers. SO Is
IcTs - 81 East; John n Dempsey ct al aEt
.-ulla FitzFs-a;d. owner; Joseph d CoTcia, con-
Trsc7or. $3.50
csrtz ST. 1.s and fss West. saruet 6 Sheen
rsT Robert Smith. Mhicnev z LYMAN and Joseph
EIIla. Icssecs owners and contractors; $3.50 81
SD ST SO East: Nathan Baum 81 al s ast
Catherine 2 Br1lrlns Annie : BTunIns' Ar,aela
joseph = pruning an Anna Daughila. owners;
Esi@rsrS Il F<issar1. owner and contractor; SD
llSTE ST 20 East; william ose aet = 2
C5-oSsrneT5. cv1aer. Max Schiesinger. contractor
Sic5.
157TH 50 SIG Easi. = Franklin & Co agt : S
Croinbs, ozEer and contractor; s. lo
I7gTFI ST = s. loo 4 of Fort Washington
&C, a5x1Eo. Michael SCarbelI aGr - Lever,
orre-; Giuseppe Liirteri. contractor; SIS
ROTH $. loo r 80 q Fort washington a;tsa
owner Giuseppe Ljlrieri. contractor: SO TO-
SAME PROPERTY: Michael Pinento agt SAME;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
REALTY BUYERS ENTERTAINED.
Dinner Given Last Night for New
Owners Of Larchmont Park Lots.

4 most enjoyable dinner Was held in the
Peacock Room 81 MUrray's Roman Garden,
IN 40 street. Iasc night. those present being
recent purchases O. property IT Larcll-
mont Park. Larchnlont-on-the-S Sound and
the Sates force OF the La-chmont Park
Company. Addresses were made by Ed
ward g. Grlffen. president q the village OF
E,arclnlont; Samuel r. Bel, cashier Of the
15a-.--lont National Bank; George z.
to-Des, editor OF The Larchrnont Times
snd Edward NcTici.aT, owner Of Larch-
mont Park J. \. Gardner. sales manager,
vas I1astmaste-. The musical programme
INDUCED = violin solo by Mason L. Cline.
piano solo by Robert @. AIarahrens and 4
Cc1r-aIto solo by Miss Helen Gardner
Among others present were T. r. Krisch,
j. 7. Keesan. u. X. Laird, ". 5 Ne
Renor. ! White, c. Q. Rockwell, Nj. and
Ms. Walter y. Herzbers. Vincent Morri-
son. Miss Viola J. Anger, Henry B!itz,
Albert Epstein, Victor Hugo K0=hier. \. E.
BurcheIl, = y. Hurlburt. Dr. and Mrs
FrAzz1,-, Of Larchmout; George Sailor, il,
- Larchnloat: z Il. Eeckwith, of Boston;
Or1zaH r Collins and \ G ilancard, or
3doAfFelier. VI, and c J. Cannon. Of
fCiS4E=epsic
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LIS PENpEkS S.
MARCH .

ALLEN 81. IL and lI9: Eldridge = -
% IGO .o+ and EOS; Delaney 81 "A. 6. $50
10 and lS4: Isl s., - and IL q ave II ana
ana 159. CHRISTIE ST 81. s3, 90 ard 81: Baysrd
Il. g. % aod 81. joseph D GALLAGHER 81 a
Tach-neat}- attorney, : Cleveland
ARTHUR AVE. 24Ie. same sgt Michael
Jordan Cngtice C. lcv-); atioTne-' y JS-
reraE.
ATTORNEY -. 1oe: same agt Joseph :
Weber tnGtice Of isvgP; attorney, " 7 Jerome
MANHATTAN AVE. "a 3. 1S+ Z OF Io5th
Haze ana properly ia Kings county /:
.Is-y a Gadsdeu agf LiilisI p Dyer 81 a
ts1lezlzG partition attorneys, " OH d ho--h-
SUFFOLK s., l37: people Of the state ot
>ew York ast Michael Tenzcr tneuce OF
tc-tl att0rzey. y 7 Jerome
~ 81 :. 50 = = Of e5ssh s. 25x1o55:
= lions: George - Aflinger Ct Al aEt Joseph L
NIasc,fs - ii foreclosure Ct two mtgs); at
-o~rey- : \ Bowen
ID AVE. @zSI: sane AIT Sabsto Tigorito
tnotIce Of lev-e; stt1-ne-, u 7 jerome
4TFs 81. q 10 50 East. Z Christensen. Inc.
7Er t;i-serI- Piazza = a tscJfon 70 enforce
mechanics lteEJ, atto-ae:-S- toody Z DeE
18Th 81. u 3 215 z "a OF 18th ave 25x1o0 .;
r-o-- F7anzlItor Ti-euroof SASH and Door Co
81 Albarr Jarnraes - al faction 10 fore
,T5.- mechanics liea9; st1orneS- Z Benjamin
.-zrsrEF ST - West samuel Sails aEt Samuel
4 sAa ,4oc1re q lew. arIerreEs " 7 jerome
Ls-TH ST los West. 3 Kaplan Plumbing
Cs5ag1 Tro1na Really GO ot a; iaInended
=-==#e=s 10 foEec-sse mechanics hen1- atterne5s
) Bernstein.
7rSTE ST. co2 East and 1clst st. Els East
aeerle q the state e New York egt John
Csrucci s2otioa ct lew attorney. " /
Jcro-le-
NTH st 22s - 252 East. tvo actions
- So Nendsisoh~ e al AT Maurice Casps 81
= ierz1nc.d foreclosure CT two EtGs5, AFTER
uey. = : Str2sSer
,tz-S T s.aalet 81 a foreclosure Of Ileg5:
zttc-ne-S, LCrCs Day q Lo-d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
WORK WANTED.

Male.
BooKlEEPER, Young man having eight sl,
tinn; salary SIS. Geo. stadelman, room l,do1.
A. Cedar 81
BOOKKEEPER. u. double entry thoroughly
competent. experienced, good nGurer and
per1nau. salary $40. :. &, 1879 Manhattan
ave BROOKLYN.
BOY Qs). high school graduate possessing ea-
cellent office experience. good Iennan, accurate
ngurer wishes reliable position. Haber, 16J East
I06rh 81
CHAUFFEUR wishes position. private family:
city or country; careful driver: do own re
pairs; references. Address q. Shaw. Red
Hook, Dutctess Co. New York.
CHAUFF EUR - italian American. careful
GrlvrT; ciIg or country make repairs:
references. Tony Assam - Degraw ST. Brook
Iyn.
CFiAI7F'FI1T R--Colored. -FOUR years experience:
first class references George, 2do West 5j4 ST
FIREMAN--Long experience. can do heavy
hrinsi can tend TO engines and PUMPS 90
pipe hitting. Address GrunwaId 1870 r. Sth ST
HANDY MAN. good cleaner. painter. SerEln
destroyer: hotel. club. institution BrooAes, los
W 24th st.
JANITDR tC5erTnan,: steam heat hot water;
srectsbie housr. call Iss hneoln ave. Bronx
MAN-Single; care vegetabIs garden. horse.
and poultry. address James Wallace,
&c RivinStoa St
MAN wishes a position in a factory. or al any
thing. handy with tools; day OF night work.
i. Wiedemaan, 7%6 Dckalb ave. BROOKLYN,
POULTRYMAN.--Ane expert. practical expert
undoubted references. Address ", care
OdelIs Agency So 9Th ave
SALESMAN-SiJ sears' experiences have APP
preached finest people. at anything, Lewis
Rockmore. 1887 Lincoln Pl.. Broodyn
WORK wanted a anything bv young man;
willing ana nbiiging: good references. Ad
dress n Petrenz. 524 East SD ST. New York.
YOI-SG MAN t24)-Shipping clerk; 5l@ years
experience II. IL. jGf Marcy ave. Brook
lyn.
EotNG MAN. -. wishes position where he can
learn good trade. Walton. dss East lith 81.
YOUNG Man Gs). willing. desires position
with chauus for advancement. Schild, 302
East S7tb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
PERMITS. NEW STATION SITE.

Despite = maudamus issued by the Su-
prelle Court Of Queens County, ordering
tae Long Island Railroad Company TO
maintain Z station ~ Castor avenue Ar
Verne. ia tte Borough OF Queens, the Pub
il Service Commission has authorized the
compsny 10 discontinue the present station
al5 erect Z new ole between Eernam and
bennington avenues Commissioner Bassett
pointed OUT that the present site was CT
Bow ground. and that 10 room Was afforded
Tor needed extensions. while the new site
nv hundred feet further west, had many
a. Eanlua es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
FeI1lal

TWO GiRLS--Cierman<. cook excellent baker
Other waitress chsmbcTmaid er launarsSs
hotel. club. school ana boarding house any
where. Morrow Bureau. I'll Lexington ave-
CORNER 5Sth.
TWO NEAT YOUNG IRISH GIRLS-Cook
good baker. other chamhsrnasid and y sii-
ressi d entire "ori. snsu private fanny
city, couGtTE. highly recommended lel+-
phone 1928 Plaza. Merrew Bureau, I'll Lex
ingron ave
SWEDISH C00K---enlrete IN every respect.
friend laJpdTess, excellent Oh shirts, CELLAR
and cuffs. also hutler, English Protestant al
II references; city or cut Morrow's Bureau
~ Lexington ave felepeone Plaza I9SH
YOUNG GIRL-As ceok IN american hesrss
talk littIe Spanish. Address Miss
Han1sh Gutierrez. s. Cherry st New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
cOpARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

CLEMENT " IIITNEY.--TREC NDERSlGNEP
hereby certify that. according TO the statutes
of tic State OF New York relating to limited
co-Dartuershtps they have duly formed i'm
tied co-partnership, appears from tnsir Ger
tihcate this DAY filed in the Clerks once OF the
county Of New York under the hElIi name ,, o.
CLEMENT & WHITNEY, for q period TO oeglii
on the first DAY of February, 1910. ana TO END
on the 31st Gay Of January. 1915; That their
principal place of business is in the Borough
of Manhattan. City, County and State or New
York that the general nature OF the business
intended to he transacted by said limited co
partnership is the business OF buying, selIins
and cotton commission, and in doing AL
things necessary and proper IN the BUSINESS OF
brokers; that ALLAN 7. CLEMENT, residing AZ
No 23S Sanford Avenue, Flushing in the County
Of Queens and State of New York. aud STANTON
WHITNEY residing at No. IA East 18th Street,
in the Borough Of Manhattan, City. County and
State Of New York are the general partners
". 7..rd street, in said Borough OF Manhattan,
and HENRY G. SMITH. residing at Beechnlont
Park. New Rochelle. in the County OF Nestches-
ter and STATE of New York. the special
partners in said limited co-partneTshipi that all
az said persons are OF full age: that AARON 4
THOMAS. one OF the said special partners. has
contributed to the common stock Of said limited
20 9artne-shir the sum of One hundred thousand
fsiOO oOoi Dollars in cash: and that HENRY O.
SMITH. the other OF said special partners mas
contributed TO the common stock or sara tlniiLTI
co-partnershp the sum OF Five thousand (S5.oOoj
Dollars in cash -.
Dated at said Borough OF Manhattan, this
first day OF February, 1910.
STANTON WHITNEY.
AARON : THOMAS.
HENRY q. SMITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
ALTERATION PLANS.
NANEATTAN.

z-H AvB . = 80 70 SD SITS: TO sly hTlS
No-e5. Butter, Ford Stewart & Oliver, ltS fark
eve architects. cost SO 800. owners, II { Butler
snd others - Gear ct
10Th ST 1po East: 70 a sly hrk dTZE and
rr4r=. r Dietrich. - West I'D 81. architect
c1st- S.. ooo, owner. Il GlaseH, FL Broadway
1854, ST I42 and Ia Easr. 70 two : sly b-k
Ihrz--. etc- 4 L Kehoe. Reeknlan s. aTcl-i-
7ert- cost $500: owner Educational Alliance On
premises. -
-rrxoNT- AVE = = cor OF Castle HiII ave
ST. frame store end dwE, lsx.S- otto 9
Krsuss. ISIS Nevgb1Il axe architect COST, Sb.0oo;
gane-. L L Field 80 broadway
RICHARDSON AVE. e & pos II Of West
chester ass- sly and attic frame dwg. -2xz1i
r----- I shste. 900 Garden Tl architect; $500;
crg-er. r keuhner, 1872 Gardsn p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

u ANrEp. by experiences business man, win
best Of references. partner to form CORPORA
tien; only such with high class rating eensi1~
cred o I. AZ 9Th
Al a GREAT REDUcTioN. printing q all
kinds; car save you Soc Johasoa Press
Successors IN Cali Press 14o Fulton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
LOST BAN,<EOOkS.

L0ST-Rank6 ooA No ia ass 81 Dry Dock SAY
,ugs institution. ANY person having claims
upon said book - called uLou 20 present me
same To the bank within thirty 6ays or the sald
beck viii b declared Cancelled and extiHsutshed
and new one issued in lieu thereof
LosT-BankboolI No af2.a0T Harlem savings
Bank. Payment stop3ed, kindly return -
hank.
Lost Raukhooit No. 1856. SO Bank for Saz =
ings 2S0 4th New York Payment
stopped Please return book 70 bank
LOST or STOLEN.~Bankbook No. 5621l6 Of
the ErnigTaHt Industrial savings Bank PAY
r1ent stopred Please return book 10 bank
No. II Chambers st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
DAYS THIRD AVENUE FEE $3.50.

Howard Taylor who conducted the fore
closure sale q the Third Avenue Railroad
Company and its property. flied his report
yesterday III the United States Circuit
Court Taylor states that his expenses Tor
advertising the property, which was dis
I2zez q for 81. 600 CO... amounted 10 sL5a3 30
silG--I1l1t Ae employed Joseph +. Day as
scrso1lcr and that tie Iatter's Zee was SO
go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. e s, 100 II " q
Amsterdam ave, T D I1allock e al ast Carlyle
Realty CO ct a; Feb - 1910; ss5 so
-RAEJo1S AVE. = z go Il 4 OF Is9th 81: :.
barley < Sons set Church Of Our Lao3 o.
Mercy ct a; jar 20. 1910; $40 As.
81 ave cor eth 81: Rock Plaster Mfg
CO zEt second Avenue Railroad Co e. al; Feb
16 1910 Thy hondJ. SI9S 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
LAWYERS.


scrptlaa. you Will find hudreds OF near
machines offered for sale IN the second hand
machinery department % THE IRON ACT each
week 14A Park Place, New York City
IN al. IN THE IRON AGE always nnts .
buyeT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

MARCH =
LINTON aTI. e = 70 = n 1sist 81,
A~zse- e: Thc-7z- Il Kelly ioaEa Hammer
.s2Ey 80 Sa1cGt
ssrsI s. n s. zoo r y of Amsterdam ave,
.o-ia TIoze,1auer Messiah &C leans Van
1lI.z-- Construction . $51- 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
Auction SALES.

JACOB GENSLER, AuctionaeT. sells this day .
premises. 1902 second avenue, AaahattaIl, I
o'cloCis forenoon. saloon fixtures EANJAD
HOLAIIAN. Atty. for Mortgages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
BOARD AND ROOMS.

14sTH SS-r 5IT Nest-Handsome rooms. eiec
trIcity tiled baths choice table; everythlni
new. first class, near Broadway subway eN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

tvtth owners name and adoresS)
MARCH
MANN ATTAIN.
18TH 8. 49, ana 49, West; fer sly bra
~-7~err.se a. 6xS,- " Il Bailock- y. S43 " Ills
ave s-caiiect. cost, S75,Ooo. owner. I HaIisan,
30 Nesc 105G ST
THE SRONA-
.~eS--E1 st : > 500 f = y GFevstone ave: for
> Sfv and attic frame dWs. 2.X5s: Eli Benedict,
Ta1- iS~7s5way. architect. cost, s5.eeei owner,
I-dsrer.i IIeEnay, 80 u est 152d s.
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Female

4 LADY wanted. wiki some financial experience
ans acqlalutance. Hh0 desires 10 increase n
come address, 4. O. Box -, Tribune once.
,5T7I5f1-i I5T OVERS Rose makers for split
.,ork yeek OF piece: steady work; neat learn
,rs- r,ert,.ant1t employment. Wegl Co.. Wash
lugtou Place.
: T7.T-iF@TC-IAI Ff0WFI.FtS-I. earners wanted en-
flowers uasd pstIle learning. j Marrow Rose
CO.. 3 West 4th r.
ARTIFICIAL IlOWERs-MakeTs wanted; work
given home: good lay, steady "o!4- al year
Tsarattini q 'Tossi $50 West broadway
Cr,OK- exper1enced FOR oity Wornans Domestic
League. II East $50 81. agency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
WORK WANTED,
Male.

NiHIg.
YQUHc- MAN (2ol. high school graduate: al
tended college; clerical experience. WehsF,
ii West fo5tA St ,-.
YoT5NC; MAN, nuiatto, porter, messenger.
elevator switchboard anything. references
Druscher Sc West fSoth st
Female
BOOK ET-FFER-Niuc years experience douhle
eutr-- trial oalance. general offrs assistant >.
years present position good reason fer changing
desires perIlanert position, highest references.
SIS Reliable. Box 20, Tribune once
4 CENT FWOMAN. veil qualified. desires re-
Engagement as companion 10 aldeIiy LADY OF
cher position requiring capa billy and trust
verthineas. excellent references. ADDRESS I'O@
2s7. New Canaan, Conn.
BRIGHT Young GIRL would Ike 20 learn
good trade. Address Mohl, 234 East Ialll--
OFFICE CLEANING. rsspectablA German Wo-
man Mrs. Fieke. 5i5 Brook sye neaI 4t5t-l
STENOGEAPHER--Cp American gil
wants position quickly; good value i re-.
money: efficient, competent and reliable 9alss
Terhuna. 2. q. Box 1881
TOJNCf LADY, Of refinement and lhteil:g e if
has had experience as a retail store cssLileL
and clerk. desires similar position isqllt.ns
tact neatuess. accuracy AMI refinement, - 80:
ences Address r E B.. Box i Irip!as 80.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-ON THTRsDAY- FEBRUARY q. MAnI-
son ave. between d6th and 6nth SITS, White
wira-haired fox terrier; right ear black.
Reward OF 5000 will be paid If returned al
once 70 No. East G9th 81, New York CIV.
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civ and county OF New York s..
EDWARD a NAHER. being first duly
sworn dercseE and says thar he is the Presi-
der and al Othccr Of the Bronx Traction
t,or-parv The petitioner herein; that he has
read the foregoing petition and knows tire
contents thereof and that the same IS true 10
his own knowledge. except rs 70 the matters
aud belief. and that as TO thoss matters he be-
iterss = 10 re true-
EDWARD \. MANER
sworn to before ING this 7th day OF january,
1910 JAMES T. fEELf
And a. the meeting held February L. 1910.
the following resolutions were adopted:
whereas. The foregoing petition from tire
bronx Traction Ccmpauy. dated January =,
1ofo vas pregeHted 10 the Board OF Estimate
and Apportouneut at = meeting held Jan
uary Il. 1919
resolved. That ia pursuance of Law this
board sets Friday. the 18Th day or March,
TOTO at 1880 O'Clock IN the forenoon. and
ifnn,n is ia the City Han Borough % Man
haitian as the time and place when and where
s,,rI, net5tinn shall hs tIst considered, and u
rIb1fc hearing BE had thereon. at which cIti-
ems shall be entitled 60 appear and he heard,
and be II further
~ p sot,,rd That the Secretary Is directed 10
eause such petition and these resolutions TO ne
nnhIisbed for al least fourteen (I4l DAYS in
~ GaiIv newspapers in The civ OF New
Sort. 10 he designated b. the Mayor, ana for
81 least ten go DAYS ia the city Record"
Sr,r,adiatelv prior 10 such date Of public hear
- Tb& expense Of such publication TO os
irnr,~ nv The petitioner. (Fhe Tribune aad
'-e JOSEPH HAAC, Secretary
New Yort February IS. 1910.
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EupMISHEn ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
FPCJNT ROOM and bedroom; also hall bed
roam. Ross. 40 West 9th 81
WAVERLEY PLACE, 103.-Nicely furnished
room with private bath; hotel service. ten
dollars per week.
o05S It'll AVE. C1.3d st.)-Airy. we'll fur
nished large rooms; steam, phone, SUB
stantieI board; references
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YOTJEr5 MAN, nuiatto, porter messenger.
elsrafor switchboard, anything: references
Drusc,er. GO West fS5th at.