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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-01-20
AUDUBON

from Kansas.
Lift Collins of Atlantic was visiting
here Monday.
J. III. Ross went to Atlantic Satur-
day on business
E, A. Bates of Extra was n town on
business Monday.
Mrs. Ed Renss was visiting Allan
tic friends last weeks.
III. ]. Mantz was an Atlantic bust
ness visitor Saturday.
Mrs. M. milford of Viola departed
Sunday for Marengo.
Justin Quinby left for trip for the
drug business Tuesday.
Ross Glllispie was up from Extra
Sunday visiting friends.
Louis and Jens Loss returned Mon
day from Mission, Texas.
LATE Simpson and George Weaver
went to Omaha Tuesday.
Ross Baker departed Monday for
Moreland, Kansas to visit.
]. E. Mcclure was in Atlantic on
business the last of the week.
Bessie Wittbauer has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Wilde here.
r. o. Craney returned Saturday
from business trip out of town.
Charles Jennings was an Extra bus
iness visitor between trains Monday.
w. ]. Hamilton and Chef Caldwell
started for Morris, Illinois Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde came up
from Extra Sunday visiting relatives.
The Royal Neighbors gave social
in the M. w. A. Hall Friday night.
James and Berle Carper have bought
the lunch counter of Alvin Holmes.
r. o. Craney and j. M. Graham de-
parted Tuesday for Walnut on bust
ness.
Sherm Wright went to Atlantic
Tuesday and later on will go farther
east
James Givern, brother of Mrs. H.
w. Wilson, died at Minneapolis last
week.
Hiram Mendenhall and wife de-
parted Tuesday for Glenwood to visit
friends.
Harry Parrott went to Brayton
Sunday to visit his brother, L. NJ.
Parrott.
Geo. Northup, ]. B. Ashby and Ed
Finch departed Tuesday for Stuart on
business. @
Rev. Morley left Monday for In
dianola 10 attend M. E Church
meeting.
Mrs. Q. Gates entertained her friend
Mrs. Q. M. Passmore of Guthrie Cen
ter last week.
Mrs. Vollmer departed Monday for
Mitchellville to visit her daughter,
Vera Vollmer.
John McCort of Dunlap, la. arrived
Monday to work for Mr.. Weighton in
the butcher shop.
Mrs. J. ]. Ruhs, cousin of Victor
who had been visiting here, left Mon
day for her home.
Louis Bartlett and wife went to Ext
ra Tuesday to visit Fred Bartlett and
family few days.
Lutte freeman of Brayton visited
Friday with her grandparents, J. J.
Lewis and wife here.
Mrs. A. Miller wife of the Sharon
buttermaker. left Tuesday for Oregon
to hold downa claim.
Mrs. McKibben of Guthrie Center
who had been here visiting relatives
returned to her home Monday.
Catherine Stetzel 0: Cameron held q
family reunion last week and ali of
her children except one were present.
Mrs. Thos. Stafford returned Mon
day from Malvern where she had been
visiting her daughter for several
weeks.
Mrs. Merle Rippey Is mother, Mrs
Frazier, of Menlo who had been here
visiting, left the first of the week for
her home.
John Blake and Miss "Curly" La.
foy will be married at the. home OF
her parents, Chae. Lafoy and wife on
January 26, 1910.
DIR. Childs, John johnson and 81.
mon Lowe departed Monday for Coun
Gil Bluffs where Mr.. Lowe goes tc
have an operation.
Mrs. r. F. Childs and Daisy Prick
returned Tuesday from Omaha where
they had been to attend the wedding
of Moreno p. Lafoy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-01-20

Silence is golden-that's the reas-
on there are SO many poor people,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-01-20

Insure in the Continental Jnsnr
ance Company. THO. PATTY, Art.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-01-20

All men are equal after death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
LAUND REss--swedish; can Do shirts s collars snr
and ali fine linens; excellent references
Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau. IS West sd
St; phone 3039-Bryant. -
LAUNDRESS-Can do shirts, collars ana cuffs;
has friend chamberrnaid and iaurdress;
very best reference. country preferred JuSsla
Bureau, $50 Lexington ave. Tel. 4425 Plaza
LAUNDRESS.-Ftrst class. $50 neat; Protes-
tant: excellent references Waldorf Bureau
Il West $50 st. Phone. 300 Madison:
LAUNDRESS. class, in private family
only; wages s25-s50; best city refeTence'
no cards. 104 Lexington ave
MAIDS AMSTRESS-C tIAMBERMA1D-Youn
Danish, speaks English: superior EsTvan5'
Miss HofmayeT's Bureau. 30 Fifth ave- IsiI
4S97 Madison Square
MIDLE AGED careful woman. very best OF
references: fond Of children willing 70 make
herself generally useful: can cook Nc alum 3
Bureau, southwest corner 3fst st. and 9Th ave
NTTRsE-To grown children neat g1rt with
best references S22- city or country MctaiI
Ium's Bureau. northwest corner Of o1st St end
18th ave Tel 57Oe-Madison square
NUR6E--Austrihn. very comPetenti first class
S90S95 good sAweF- Julien Bureau. ii NtHt
42d st Tel, 4ss1 Erzant-
Y7=RsF--Teaf German ? years excellent ref
erencs as child's nurse: S25. several others.
Waldorf Bureau. Il west SD St Phone, 500
Madison.
NT-RSE- Useful, CdRI1-By Austrian Young
strong ard healthy: speaks English;
personal References; city or country Mrs Coop
eT's Office, ST. 9Th ave, cor. 38th ct
TTTPsE-Gan take infant from birth: under,
stands the physical care of children and all
foods: highest references Miss Margaret
Smiths Bureau, - Vest 42d st. phone 30SS
Bryant.
SCOTCH gentlewornan Experienced. as managing
ho,1sekeeper chaperon companion: refer
cnces, p: P, 2oe West 18th So
sEAMsTREss -Protestant; very neat and re-
fined will assist ChambeTwork good r4fer-
snces. city country l.. Mrs Collier .
Agency. 122 West Esd ct.
Sc NSTR ESS-Poor but respectable woman de-
sires work 6eamstres5i hard sewing, sGch "a
raending ste. has good references from her min
lister. Address Mrs. PopperhageF. care HaultTfIn-
437 East SD st.
WAITRESS Particularly neat; can take but
ler's place; exceptionally competent young
woman; highest references: city Or COUNTRY, B.
Mrs Golfers Agency. I'D West I'D 81
WAITRESS Excellent: neat Swedish girl; tall.
capable taking buffers place; excellent city
ave. Tel. 1055-P1sza-
wAITRE5s-15eet Young French. girl: speakl
English experience and good reference: coun-
try preferred Mathsvvgon Bureau, SIS 9TH ava
Tel 3I8 Bryant
WAITE EfS-rhorou5ily experienced: n-a.
Protestant girl. $50: good references Wal
dorf Bureau. IL West 99d St Phone 800
Madison
! vAITRESS-First class: understands wines
salads, care Of fine china; wages, S2es25: ref
erences. Flahertys Bureau. AS Columbus ave
/ Tel. 74i Riverside.
/ WATTREsS-Makes all salads. understands
serving wines. can carve e1cslle1t refer
| ences: city country. Miss Margarst
| Smiths Bureau. - West 42d St phone 1923
Bryant.
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AncTION SALES

TAKE NOTICE THAT BY VIRTUE of A
lien held By me against the following described
personal property.
O'HanIou. 121 West eSth St. New York City.
and now IN ny possession.
viii sell such personal property at public suc-
ton 10 the highest bidder 10 satisfy such lien at
Hart Bros Stable. las West 2oth st. on the 18th
dav or May. 1910
Dated May 2 1910. LOUIS GOITSLEBEN.
TAKE NOTICE. THAT BY VIRTUE OF =
lien held by ne against the following described
personal property.
Leather TOP runabout. belonging - Georgs
Relly s3s "a ave New York city. and now IN
my possession
[ will sell such personal property az public aur-
ton 20 the highest bidder to satisfy such lien At
HAT Bros Stable. As Wsst 2o;h St. on the 18th
dav Of MAJ 1910
pqrsd Nav , 1910 LOUIS GOTTSL EBEN
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sURRoGATE'S NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Amer . Thomas. q Surrogate % the County
81 Nsw York. notice g hereby given - al pc
avs having claims against Nars a Atlalse.
iats ~ the county 81 New Ncfk, deceased. 70
rrss@nf tie same with vouchers theFsDf 20 ths
srlbasrribers at tneir place OF transacunS o1si-
rsss tbs Office OF James pernaresr. No i+o
Nassau street IN The CITY q New York. en- OF
hsgcra the hrst DAY Of Ssptsrnsr next
bassa New York. IRE eleventh DAY q Esnrua-ys
ta50 DUSTAN ALLAaAEE,
WILLIAM McCoTTEP
ENscutcJs-
JAMES rEaEAPEsT. Attorrsy fer EKeessors
40 Nassau St.. New YorE GU.
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N0TTcE OF APPLICATION


STTpRFNIF COURT. NEW YORK COZ MY
n the matter OF the application or mares a.
r,s,,,5o1Ifrs and John r. BaudOuiue a. Irusfees
,-rGe- me LAST VIII and Testament or tnaFiea
A Essu8o,tira deceased. for authority 70 eXecuts
Isass 81 the premises. No. ais Etfth avenue.
in the Borough % Manhattan. city OF New forS-
Notice % application . - r.
10 ali persons Interested N the Estate or
r,bsrlss a BaudouIns. late q the city OF New
York deceased .-,--,- A
xs.,,,so,,{na and John r. Baudouiua as trustees
,,rdsr the Last VIII and Testanert or mares
A paudotlins deceased. verified AFru q l9t".
-. shaY anpIv % thu Supreme court 81 the stars
~ NsOv york. at a Specisl Term. Part Z thereof
20 - held az the Court House IN TIE county -
Nsv- YORK on May =. talo. az 1870 o'clocS
a m for an order. under section low or ms
PEAL Propartv Law. authorizing the said frus-
tsss - execute a lease OF the premises known "a
~ rs Vita Avenue. situated on the southwest
co--,e- ~ Firth Avenue and Ftfty-siXtb Stfest-
for a Dericd q twenty-oue years. beginning On
Nav 1 1911 upon the terms and conditions
-csct7ed in the said petition. and for such other
go f,frrhsr relief as MAY be proper.
New York. May 3. 1910.
SFTEARBfAN q STERLING
Attorneys for th@ sail Trustees
81 Wall street Stress.
New York city.
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BrOOkIyl
LO6T sANKaooKs,

BANhBOOK no. 542550 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
the same within ten days or submit to having
said passbook cancelled, and new one issued
handbook No. 49, 91 of Dry Dock Saw
ing3 Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon TO present the
Same the bank within thirty DAYS, or 'he
said book viii be declared Cancelled and eX-
tinguisfled and new one issued in lieu thereof
LCST-Bankbook No. 483. 792 o. Dry Docks saw
lngs Institution ANY person having claims
same to the bank within thirty days. the
said book will be declared Cancelled and ex-
tinguished. and new one Issued IN leu thereof.
LOST.-Bankbook No 614.T13 OF Dry Dock Saw
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same the bank within thirty days, the
said book will be declared Cancelled and ex-
tiagushed. and new one issued in lieu thereof
sT-Bankbook No. 9S5.52s. Bank for savings.
Please return book TO bank
LosT-Bankbook No. SITS. Rank for savings.
$50 9Th ave, New York Payment stopped
Ilcaso r~tlITTl boott . oerl<
LOST-Rankbool No sfT 1n3. Bank for savings
$50 4th ave, New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book 10 hhnh.
LOST OR STOTlEN.-Pankboos No so4 $50 %
the German Ssvings Bank in ths city OF New
York, corner 4th ave and lam St. Issued 10
against negotiating the same # not returned
the bank tho nth day Of May 1910, a
duplicate viii he issued
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No, I13, 40 OF
the German Savings Bank in the city OF New
York, corner 4th ave and 14Jh st. issued 10
Annalis Schmitt. in trust for Therese Schmitt.
Al persons are cautioned against negotiating tho
same. II not returned TO the bank the oath
day OF May. 1910. a duplicate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN.-Ba handbook No b92 26c Of
the German Savings Bank IN the city Of New
York corner 18th ave and 18th st, issued to
Theresa Schrltt All persons are cautioned
AGAINST negotiating the II not returned
20 the bank the Gath day OF May. 1910. a
duplicate will he issued
LOST OR STOLEN. -Ba nkbook No. 633. 1S7 OF
the German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York, corner 18Th ave. and l4th st. issued 70
against negotiating tho same. y NOT returned
TO the bank on the Path day Of May. 1910.
duplicate will bs issued,
lost on sTOI.EN.-Bankbook no, b43, 74e OF
the German Savings Bank IN the city OF New
York 4th ave and 18th ct, iasued 20
WeUiA Weston All persons cautioned
against negotiating the same II not returned
10 the bank on the nth day OF May 1910. a
duplicate will be issued
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HELP WANTED.
Female


TWO GIRLS.-CooE. $50; chanberraid waitress.
se5: two in family; city apartment. Miss F1tz-
Geraid's Employment Bureau. 6G3 9Th ave len
trance on ed st.).
USEFUL MAID, for westneld Mass; Will take
inexperienced girl and train her; good home;
Sls-$15. Miss FitECzerald's Employment Bureau,
sOS str ave (entrance on AID ST..
WAITRESS MAID-Competent walt
resS private family: for Connecticut; SIS.
woa.aa's Domestic League, II East $50 ST.
Agency.
WAITRESS. PARLORMAID, $25: to so to Con
necticut; call Monday. Mics Anna Lacy,
Century Employment Bureau, Is West 39th St
WAITRESS CProtestanD. for country: four in
family; $50 Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau
- West 42d St. Room 2O1
MATTRESS and PARLOR0fAID-Scand
good wages: must have hrst class references
5Sth and 59th SITS
YONG LADY as assistant in FIRE insurance Of
fee Address in own handwriting, stating age,
experience and salary expected, J. B. Tribune
Office.
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Female

A WOMAN OF refinement. teacher, and otherwise
a,9crierced desires position IN fresh eiT work
or As 7,atron for the sumner Address l. j.
T1uIckF East F7addarn Conn -
TzvPF7PIT7N J7FSD reliable hotel housekeePer
wants position at summer hotel; unexceP ton-
ahle hotel reference. Address Position, g cen
tlal ave Newark. y. !.
FRENCH GOVERNESS OF COMPANION De
eiTGC u0gfrfOn for summer best references I'd
dress Nile Felicie. Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1854
Broadway
SCALP PPECIALTST--Wu treat ladies ~
+beir homes during day evening; VIII
+eEA one or two pupils terms reasonable,
Nine Louise. Miss FiT1serald's Bureau 9oS
Rth ave. entrance 42d 81.
T2F,UIV MD Young woman. as useful companion
e. a Young girl OF elderly lady 70 treVel ahroa1 d
Address =. O BOX o. jamestown wa Nav
porl. Rhode Island
T-lsT-r-T-T COMPANION 70 wealthy lady. for
home: no salary expected; dog. bird fanGie'
nothing mental noticed. LeichmaD. 554 West
14Sth ST
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AGENTS make go % 500 ueekly with our
rrr1Os---17. caz- work. meet heet people write
.. cav Dwight z. Finch. AvcCa. y. Z, 81
T--e1TF FiGE
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WORK WANTED.
Male.
BooKKEEPER

SAoEKEEPEP - Experienced young mani
double or single entry; reference: salary. SIG
per week H. Wichmsnn, 15s West 141st st
BOOKKEEPER, Christian. 2e- Versed in
r7na-Ces 10 Years experience desires opening.
B {. II. Box -, Tribune Ofice. -
CARPENTER WORK wanted by the day or
week ! II Thomas 1Si Christopher St
Tel 2sA Spring
CI8TF7FET= +. = scotch; recently disenEased'
THOROUGHLY. practical mechanic strictly sober
eTencee moderate wages: city or counti Ad-
dress F {. H. Tribune Uptown Office 1854
Broadway.
rarairs. anv make; wages SIS weekly; best
reference Address. Rice, Tribune Uptown ONCE
1854 Broadway.
C-TI TF-T7T-7-F7 American; aged %: expArArcnd
on Fiat IncomOb1le. Peerless and Pannarn
cars; seven Years references J. Z &. 80 VII
low ST, Brooklyn
CHAUFFEUR en7pIoved ct present on Cadillac
car. does own repairs. four years experience.
". Graham 955 Vanalst ave- Long Island tlty-
CIGAR CLERK-Young man.. 26. Charles
Manager. $50 LefzyetJe az, lSfooEIyA- -----
CLERICAL. WORK or anything: ey young
man C2u- Dunn, 164 East Tooth ST
! COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY STUDENT EN-
NJ 0Y-RFF-%T COMMITTEE can furnish thor
ouEhly competent men and women tutors and
companions. also clerk5 and drattsr73 1s to+
part +i-iA and summer W0lB. ElHPlv1 lucN :
committee. sub-station 81. city. Telephone
l4Oo-MoTningsde.
! COUPLE Would care for private residence or
apartment for the summer: best references.
Mrs.. Lea 2LIo sth ave
EINC5IH E3E5R-C5err7en, Ss= arst class: steam zee
| and electric; expert machinist; competent 10
improve any plant; experience on automoble ana
1usrfu7 engines, also locomotives go anvW mere
J IN country: or as superintendent or foreman
! wages moderate = Il BOX au IIl0une JIM
! ENGINEER Reliable. capable and Industrious
! mechanic o. years best references and eA
perierce apartments. hotels, factory plants
| O BrfrU, 4fS West 49d st -
/ EGTNEER-Iicensed. Gay or night; city or
! country. Engineer. 16s East 6Stl' st -
LIGHT PORTER or messenger by intelligent.
sober, neat, middle aged Gernan-AIrlsSrlc97 h
formerly shipping Cierk); business office OF oer'
! ing heuse. unauestionsbls references Reiiapie'
24a East 10th az
| WANTFD-Bv Young energetic salesman. q
/ travelling position with = good, reputa6ie con-
| Germ. covering New England and Middle western
territory: larger territory If necessary; must be
/ good salary 4 liberal commission ana tx
| penses. Employed. Box -. Tribune once
| WATCHMAN-MiddIa aged. married, with no
! family as night Waterman or caretakeE 81
-,riza-e house or club room. Y eli reCGnnendeu'
! Robert king 1913 west SD 81.
| Yacht STEWARD w4nts position or second
/ on large YACHT. by experienced cspahle ma n:
| excellent references such. Lowering %
West 1oist st
/ Young NAN 12D wants clerical work; has eK-
! r,er3enea as receiving. stock and invoice clerk
! Al references. Alfred f. J. Borro' 80 waits ST.
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F-NT-@-a ua7en+ed article Iup per cent profit,
lzra o. stamp for demonstration 50 ample and
tz-rf-5lIa-=. quickest selling. Specially Co. Pa
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HELP WANTED
AIa1n.

Male
YTAHSTED-A==t-ts7t=, by Pubiie accountant.
thorough double entry; IN years experience:
course. gG5- Accountant Boy 20. Tribune ONES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

YOUNG NAN 70 help on farm: wages SO q
month and hoard, wanted at once. Lind s
Employment Agency. 10 Lexington ave, be-
tween 6Sth and Seth sts-
YOUNG NAN assistant fire insurance Of
ice. ADDRESS IN own handwriting. stating age,
experience ana salary expected h c Tribune
OH7ce-
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CLOTHING

ITrFNrI0Nf-caah paid FOR clothing all de-
scrtptions send postaIs. Price, pa West S5th ST
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kFIR MANTEp,


4 r-0NPE-ES1 Man .rehite enlyl cook ard
hr-tlrr end 20 take charge OF dining room and
~. ao~- 81 HFVaEn family or four must mako
80 bread PASTRY ard soups s.G have lived in
rs-t'zr position aud Who wiling and obiiEIus
r. th-rouehle Understands his work. Apply by
letter giving references and experience, to 2 O
5sox as. Gl1n Ridge, y. J Wages $50 per
month
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elaRx'S TOURS TO EUROPE
e,.- hest leadership ana many special features
..r.~,IvA itineraries at frequent departures
Esrss s9Ts 70 $3.50; all expenses. tnciudinS Pas
SION P1Tv F. G. CLARK, Times Blds New YORK
COOKS TOURS TO EUROPE
- 80 p ASSIGN PLAY at ObAr1un1er Eau
T40s COOK a. SON. 245. 1900 Bway
$40 Madison ave. 563 oth ave. New Eers.
SNORT SPBrNCi ToURS-ALI RESORTS.
ovrsst rates send 9ar beckett
Marsters rcurs. 81 W. seth St. y. n.
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J7GTE Gs3 sE.5 fs-1l. grzzurnar school gradu-
z-=s. no eyrerie1ce reoessarT- National iii
r-evrrr~t Exchange a. West 40 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

Joy wanted IN insurance C150e; s. 70 begin
Address ii ozvn hand writing. l. N, 4rlpu14
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T5757,5J K FFFF-R an1 steuoErapher for out-of-
town Arm must have eErfSeD0s n once oe-
sails. salary SIG 8Tishil Position bFoker'-
l-r.4-.-s, L.FTTf-r
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IGNTASSERS. SELESMEN--Earu Sc cav sell
f-- new toilet necessity To Office pe0Ple, 1Ao-
tories printers ~tcree Room I, ISL Greenwich 81
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7.1lTT-7TaN- T-EFFT Il MAJ wanted experience
ard -aas references required Sve6e preferred;
-r-eg $50 F7Iorr7-z AE%nc- "a Lexington ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

COUPLE vGnre1- MN chauffeur 7v7t= 20 COOK
Ter him 80 Cng SZa q week SCnnd1naYie7 pre-
F---ad; best Of references required bloom
aee-nr ~ lexington ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

AzFNTs csn-aEseTs sslssnlen. for work among
..---.s-4=7 -e-,7,te. =hasA interested making
800 e-a~- Fzv W II. wilson Is Thomas -.
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: = .-1777-7-5--7 II, pPAFTSN AN-5ood gen.
rr7I 81 around uls=, Sl-Ael- BUSINESS SeINiIS
= 400 Er-a l0LE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

t.-T-,1 Get nUSy- ma hs easy money settnx
& --7---t1. National Accident sickness policies
= =--frs Amply Crearner National Casualty Co.
80 Nassau ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

F60FEE FSf7PF-P 500. assistant SIS: sJenosraph-
- sfn0- sl.-ersute-t alfalfa MIL. sl6pi haTo-
usre zs r-~-=1 Sl9S and expenses piarlng MN
f~-e-nsr S700 Business Mems Clearing House.
Monsoon. Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

rT-fLt5F- S-arliraFten. Hith Soon ItLsItlllVo'
-a-lz SO Gail S-Hroeder's Bureau $50 Lex
f-z-s7 ave between 18th and 52th s-s-
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--s--E--F7T-g-TT0% CRAFTSMEN (twol- familiar
-f-h combination mechanical constitution
-al-- Long Island 81 500. Business Service Co.
o"a BrcaGT-s--
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7--7FTT TET7FTT RI 1IsI pUhiisning house request
Cd ms n recommend r. thoroughly farnillar
49,, INTO date e--srer1s If accounting: Sl,Se-@
7=-,a--e-z e----5~e - $40 F2roadUay-
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,5-r7775 7-=-TF7 ToraI publishing house re4;ies'
- - - re~,,-,.b1r5 q man thoroughly familiar
.,7- r77.----s-4 ~-S7e77s 81 accounting SL6V1.
--.,ssg ca-,-ioa ca 500 Broadway
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COUPLED man. wife general worker
so. must have reference country, Woman 3
-----,s-tc 100 II H-.st 81 81 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

= OPP Man better Woman cook. wages $50
- sTo gaE MONDAY a. 10 q Bloom
4 r-v. ~ lexington ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

MANAGER. experienced IN handling high grade
statesmen, ailottins territory and planning sales
cam paiEn, man experienced along Ialc'NaIe mes
referred. yalqrr s. 5po. nriEhHl Tosltioa Brok-
-. EslI-1zlu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

-sTYS ~ -ear. alert willing, 81 National En-
.---~--rrrrr Exchange AZ West 40 s.
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LAWYERS.
LADDERS. ETC.

YFfm Fortisna L1dSs- Co 1865 10 ors5s.
ladders delivered nj 1ec. per Il. Tel SsA q -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

FNCt-TNFER-S ASSISTANT familiar with loS
z-1thsns END curve porting National Emp
=1.~-t Excha-~z A. West 40 II
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Female.

4 GOOD EereTaI hCusewcTkcT. hiEh waEes
small family. wanted Immediately. Lind
Employment Agency. 80 Lexington ave. be-
tween 5S1h and seth sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

I4-t FTA lIAN. experienced in concrete @yorh
--.1e4 have had actual experience III ora wing
~ -~e------ Forms Nighiu position Broker,
1-rr-s--.r7 F1+s5lSsuE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

T8FTSNAN Tor work IN Central New York
State familiar with tracing, salary SIS. with
r =g~-r-7r~7r- can AIIghfI Position Broker).
ET=rfrr- Pu5Id5nC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

ISlT-r 5ss6yF--Incustrial men VIII learn golden
c-portuni-y as side Inc by calling 1870 70 /
See go lSG 5th
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SankboolI No. b92. 262 Of
BANK IN the city Of New
and 18th st, issued to
persons are cautioned
same II not returned
tn Gay OF May. 1910. a