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New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
LOsT RANkROokS.

BANKBOOR No ,l9. itS OF the Cuion niius
savings Bank missing ANY person having
a claim "a 40 u herrDy called upon preseDl
the same within ter days, submit h.i.iug
said pfsshook cancelled and a nes one issl-d
I.OSr OH Stolen -Iiani,book No. 6as 5s4 or
thc German savings Bank tn The CITY ~ Nevv
NeFk. euruer ffh ave. and ifth 81. issued ft,
Maurice = sanders All persous caufioue.i
against negutiattNg tne saFse. IL nor turnef o.
the bank On tha 6th day o. oetoteg. l9l0 q dur
pllelts VII be issuea.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
ON COLLEGE GRl0IR0NS
Harvard. Yale and Princeton
Men in Light Practice.
r5v Telegraph 70 The Tribune

Lszkevflle. Conn, Sept c2.-Ths Yale foot
bail SQUAD was increased to-day by the
addition OF Harry Vaughan He 1oin.d the
coaches, rather than the players, and said
that while he did not expect % play this
season, his physical condition vas aet bad
enough 10 keep him out % the game.
Vaughan gt'l suffers from injuries received
issr year. Clinton Rora bach and Carl Fiau-
ders also Joined the coaches to-day
New formations we're attempted and for
yard RAISING was ordered with the result
thar neither the varsity nor the freshmen
vas able 70 score. The scrtr1mage was n
the afternoon. for the first time this season,
and lasted twenty minutes Aatheson re
placed Walter Camp, jr., at left halthack-
fBv -elszraph &c The Tribune
Cambridge. Mass. sept. 22.-Althc.gh
there was no lineup fer the Harvard foot
ball plavsrs tc-da-. Haughrcn arranged
first and second eleUsns. and ran each
through signals 81 anticipation Of sertrn-
maze to-norrew- On his first team he had
L Smith. q veteran, at left end, and Long,
2 substitute last 1sn. on the other side. Cap
tain wilmington began his line work this
wear - Ieft tackle. and Leslie. a second
team man two years ago. was right tackle
The guards we're Rlodgett and Stow, the
former a substitute IN ls@ and the latter a
man who showed considerable promise on
the second team. Gardner, last year :
freshman q,iarterback, was on the first
team to-day. while the other backs were
Corbett. Il Leslie and Graustein. the first
-r7o bein- r-ftl the varsity last year and
Graus1ein one Of the best men on the fresh
ulan elsven.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON. STORAGE wAREHousEs
04Fces 2A3 and 245 East 35th St. New York
IT, Tbor,as r berry decreased Mrs. Fannie
JiToun. n q. Carleton, Mrs. M. H. Downing.
Miss Mary Dunn Robert Doherty. Miss Margaret
TTitzsiInnaons Miss Jenny Hanerland. Mrs Kate
Henry. Mrs. Mary McDermott tstored by John
Mccabe Mrs. Bessie McGnness. Mrs s ".
Weessy Hiss Jenny Maloney. Jens c. p. Mel
sen Mrs O'Connor John J. Powers. Mrs. Lima
purcell L J. Reilly. Mrs. Annie 2 Reilly.
IennSs :! smith Thomas Tsnsey. Mrs. Hannah
Tnrner. Edward Thornton. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
r Valentine wm. p. Walters. Mrs. Katherine
JuJh,,s Miss Mary welsh: You and each Of you
sra hereby notified that. the time Tor the pay
T1ept of this companys lien upon the property
s,s-eIpafter described having expired. after due
nrtfee thereof had been given you, this com
n.n,C vziIl cause such property, to wit household
s1o5s personal effects and merchandise, stored
-, ,,ou in its warehouses, 20 be sold at public
s,,ctioo according To the statute in such case
TTais and provided. said auction Will take place
=. t6ese warehouses. 243 and 2s5 East a5th st
Nev York City on "Wednesday Oct, 5th, 1910
=, 10 A NJ and will be continued each succeed
,Dv "Wednesday at the same time and place. IN
al the sale Is COMPLETED
r c. ELLSWORTH. General Manager.
Ne,v York Sent. 1"'h. leio.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
AMATEUR s-cUsHIoN BILLIARDS

Harry Hammons won close contest over
Al Sanders IA the amateur handicap three
cushion billiard tournament at Doyle's
A,.dery,v last night by a score of Z5 to -.
1fsss- y,,eY playad on even terms, Hammons
sgfeartng his opponent ~ forty-two innings
c.eorge cole wifi meet : J. Van Ra8lte IN
- -niri,fss ancnunLer.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
MADDOX SOLD sY PiTTseURa.

pitssburs, Sept z.-rhe Pittss'.TE base
ns1, ,l,,s. through President Barney prey-
f1~r announced to-day ths sale Of Nicholas
-r.aaa-- Z pitcher. &c the Kansas CITY
"a ,,-a lFncrtc&n Association Msddo1
-sTI -cf joia tie Western club Until next
spr1nz.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
NURsE.-Experienced by week; best care; all
sickness. Nurse, I2o East l2sth ST.
UsEFtrL MANEWho wants q good .9S-.rIs5 man
Reliable. Box 10 care 0f Tribune.
YOUNG; COLORED MAN, as housekeeper and
valet TO bachelor: best references Horushy'
~ West I'D st.
switchboard operator or useful man n pri-
vsts family. Write II. Laird. 81 West 99th St
Female.
CaAMBERMAID. wAITRESs-TounE irish
girl; years reference: city family T.,
floor. tel. 45a7-Madison square.
COCKS (2l-Hungarian, first class cook. good
oekes aangSTer h9sI So eo,In
try Phone, 36S2-Plaza- Morrow's Agency.
~ Lexington ave. east cor. 5sth st.
COOK German; understands all branches Of
French cooking: prepares menus; good man
ager caterer: large establishment preferred: ex-
celieut references Miss F1tzGeraIds Bureau.
as 5th ave. entrance 42d ST
&asIr wsssa s9ga only Ps5sn!s dss hasney y s s
6th ave Telephone 2s01-Bryant
DAYS WoRK-By colored woman. Hattie Ria
lone. 349 West seth 81 CF9ilD-
HOUSEEEEPER--Com Competent German woman
wishes position as house<seper. widowsr,s
or business people; good references Mrs NJ
blocks west OF Third ave.
HoUsEkEEPER lvorkingl.--By young Ensiish- sl,-
woman; good manager and cook would take
entire. charge: excellent references; city or coun-
try Twins Agency, % West 1fth 81
HOUSEWORK-Neat Swedish woman. about 80.
IN small family. without washing; 80 month
Il: good references Call Twins Agency, u
West nth ST.
OUeEKEEPER--By capable. refined woman
Scotch-Csnadian; Protestant; bachelors home
where help is kept preferred; references ex-
changed. NJ, 234 VEST SIG st
LACNpREsS-Taikes washing home. in prtvats
house; large yard: finest work: highest refer
ences. SIS East 72d St
sTAIT1 Sc 4 AMsTRESs-Young French Pro-
testant; excellent reference. $3.50. r..
Miss HofTnayer's Agency. 320-322 Fifth ave.
9Th hcor. Tele., 4527--Madisou Square
lAIp-Toung, neat. light colored girl. mar
RED, wishes position as lady's or parior
maid. Address, Mzmersandia- 2ee West SD
EURsE-Experienced by week: best care; al
sickness Nurse, 100 East 12sth 81.
NURsE-Renned, first class. mIddie-aged:
North German; competent 70 take 1ull
charge wages, S35; city references- Ad-
dress. : NJ. 217 East 62d st.
NURSE.-Reine6. well educated Englizh-Cana-
dian; hospital trained; understands the care Of
mentally deficient nervous and backward chill
dren; excellent references from former employer
and training sch OIL z B, Miss FITZGERALD 5
ErnpIovr, e.lt Bureau. 5hS 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
CARPET CLEANING.
E0REcIOsURE SALES.

ET7PFTMF COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
T,r,- County OF New Tork.-zrlsrican Ice
f-or7uanv Plaintiff. against The Matlock Realty
C-or17Da1lv and others, Dsfen6ants--Iu pursuance
~ /. Judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly
maze sn,s entered n rre above entitled action
snd bearing date the 26th dsy OF august, 1910
-I-a undersigned, the Referee IN said judgment
,,a~7sd will sell aI public auction, at the Ex-
Orange Sslesroona. Nos. I4-is Vesey Street. in
Ths Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New YORK
on fhe 9th day OF September, 1910. at z
O'clock room on that say by Bran L kennedy
A,rrjorlesr the premises directed by said judg-
-l7ar- 70 be sold and therein described as fol-
lows. All that certain lot. niece or parcel OF
land together with the buildings and improve
y1erts thereon erected, in the Borough OF Man
haitian CITY Of New YORK, bounded and &c
scrbsd as follows: Beginning at the tntsrsectloil
of the uortherly side OF TTenty-third street aIu
the westerly side or Lexington Avenue running
tLaura r-orthertv along =he westerly side OF
J4xins+on Avenue ninety-sevtl (91) feet and six
~ inches thence westerly parallel with
7,v-eTtv-third Street and through a party wall
ffrv i50l feet: thence southeriy parallel with
Jaxiug+ou Avenue anc u part OF the w9y
tF7--nIph another party wall ninety-seyen tS0
7-,venf--third Street, and thence e2sterly along
the nOr4hcrlv side Of Twentv-third street hfry
f5fl feet 70 the point OF beginning. be the said
several dimensions and distances mere or tess'
Dated New York Augrst 3otn. I9lo:
NEWELL MARTIN Rereres,
THOS .. ADAMS. Attorney Tor PIaintir. No
165 broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New
York City.
The following is q diagram OF the property TO
he sod: its street Numhers I3I and l83 East
Tventv-third street and 29 Lexington Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
PLANS WOMEN'S GOLF MEET
Plainfeld Country Club Devises
One-Dav Tourney-Notes.

The Plainfield Country Club has arranged
for oue-day tournament, open 20 women
members Of clubs enrolled in the MetropoIi-
tan Golf Association and such others as
The club may invite, on Tuesday, October
e. Mrs II. Reeve Stockton, chairman Of
the tournament committee. announces q
programme consisting Of an eighteeu-hole
medal play handicap in the morning, fol-
lowed by an approaching and putting con-
test after luncheon. Five trophies have
been offered, but no competitor will be
allowed 70 win more than one. The prizes
are for best gross scores in the handicap,
best and secono net scores in the handicap
and first and second prizes for approaching
and putting. All entries should be sent
to Mrs. II. Reeve Stockton, Plainseld,
y. J.. on or before Monday. October 8
Competition for the championship of the
Plain6eld Country Club will begin to-Iucr-
row with an eighteen-hols testing round.
Those making the first sixteen will earn
the right 10 continue On for the champion
ship in eighteen-hole match rounds On
October l. S. Is and -. Provision has also
been made for second sixteen to be fin
iEhed under similar conditions prize
has been offered for the low score in the
qualifying round and another for the de-
feated eight Of the hrst sixteen
Enough acceptances have been received
for the invitation tournament Of the Tux
edo Golf Club which begins to-day, to
permit Of three eights. Among the well
known amateurs who viii take part are
c. ". Evans. jr., the Western open cham
pioni Walter J. Travis, Of Garden City;
John II. Ward. Findlay s. Douglas and
Louis Livingston.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
TB- telegraph . The tribune.

~ Telegraph 9 lie tftnunt-l
Princeton. \. J. Sept. 22--The develop
rnent OF the forward pass and long signal
drill made up the football practice here
this afternoon. Enough candidates reported
today 70 make over six full teams, which
we're divided of, two ~ two. No tsclEling
vas allowed
The second team had better success in
breaking I'D the forward passes Of the var
si-- than yesterday. Although Roper the
head coach. vas back Of the varsity. and
continually urged the men On the passes
were blocked repeatedly or made TO touch
The ground Bredemus was advanced tc
The hrst squad and did quite little Of the
passing
Captain Eddie Hart was absent from rhe
practice this afternoon, as rs was busy
taking en- examination Sparks took his
rlace behind the tlre-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23


Notice Is he-eoy given rhac Al rzxss a seal
estate and personal props-ry ~ rhs CIV e
New York fcr the year 1910 ara due Ac1 raS-
MONDAY. ocToBEE 8. 1870.
a. TIE orice % tbs Rsesiver % Taxes N ths
Borough II which shs property Is LocaEsc. ss
Borough Of Manhattan 81 Chambers 81
BOROUGH of The Bronx Municipal Suil1inz.
corner OF Sc aaG fremont aVes-
Borough OF Brooklyn Rooms :, L z11 ?.
Municipal Building
Boroash sf oueens. Csurc saua-s. LoHE
BoToGsh OF RiehnOHd. Borough EAH. 81,
GeoFse
All taxes become Hsrs On ths dag due and
70 IvoID PENALTY TANEs MUST Be
PAID IN OCTOBER
on an taxes which are unpaid on lAs drsJ
day OF November interest shall be chargeG az
the rate OF seven (I) per cent. per annuu1.
from October s. 1910. thc day on which raxeg
become due and payable
When checks are mailed 70 the Receiver of
Taxes they must be accompanied BY addressed
envelopes WITH POSTAGE PREPAID fn
order 20 assure return Of receipted Bills BY
mai
Checks dated October should be mailsG 20
the Receiver a. soon possiaie after bris
have been recstved ny tire taxpayer
DRAW CHECKS ONLY on NEW YORK
EXCHANGE TO TIE ORDER OF THE RE-
CEIVER OF TANES
DAVID e. AUSTEN. Receiver of raNes-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
REMEplES

fa0RoI 6TI, PT KSSassFST CTFY =
% 8LOoD POISON. NrEVOCS rEprITTV
SLADpER CcNSlA-NTS anS ksnz-ss fss
easss. reitsr - ones = dangerous e2s.s. rscs,r
Or ed; tAcse dsSE1s Saig cEsE slass s0.zrrls /.
treatment sho-,1 cAiL D. son sCECE "a sssiy
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
EQR SALE.

BIG BARGA INs-siishtiy used Office furniture,
desks. typewrters. cash registers adding ma
chimes Enirn-ogrs phE niing cabinets. safes. adj
dressing machines. sirne clocks partitions. cheek
pyot-~tors bookcases NATTAS's. White Street
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

VICTOR VISIBLE Te Nassau ST.: ealalogus
tr<e: all uS4Eas taken part payrnsnt; bargains
IL un6erWso5s. GarninEtcn.- cliVs-s. 5-a.ths-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
PLAY on CRESCENT COURTS.

Tie C-esesnt Athletic Club lawn tennis
N'fT~nleut - gradually nearing It's enc. Al
ne handicap doubles only three games are
-seeazarv 70 EgiEd Up TIE schedule, ana tne
s~ne number Of matches VII bring Uls
~'a-- a. aaudlcap singles 70 8 close.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American aud Foreign Aeaeherx' Agency
supDisss Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov.
srne4ses etc. u Colleges. Schools aad Farullisa
Apply 20 Mgs Il. J. EOuSG-FuLTON
u Union sqnas.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

t'is-.1aB loubles fiirst r5ulet--L-- u =8rlg
~ i-lr fmiuus haif q - defeated
eIa A. a. Thayer fplnz lHi1 Of 53t, o..
TT l. taElUL--I Hll - = 3lcDerInoth
defeated n. Hft and J. v Lauder
--r Ift G. f-s. A. A.. Kelley ans J. =
-"s. .ias hal- lf -. defeated W - JACK
h- D Andrews Nius ha1 OF lSl- o..
b. Ses-s sns = i. Gerefe tnlin1s hall
+ -a7 -eteattt "a D. FadaeA aud "a u. v aikef
-~trrI. Ga 4--G e.. &. 81. buA. gT.s snd
-- --afsE f1liuss half ~ 10, G-3. e.
o. lTf rsund-L 81 Brigham and n v by
y -zf q 10 dsfeale1 Burton Snlitn and y.
IL Drrler fp!uz half al 10. S--2 Ga; 2 z.
ara = Z ce-ero tE1snBe hGIf Of l5l &C.
- = E1. s., anc J. Crooks (l1trls ka-r
~, s-@ G-l. = = Act1s4r ard a s~zLple
r ~ = s15 cat@stca Il z eTlrherE and
-liiia-zE sSlss hG-f cf 10, 90, So
a. s--i-7.12l rcEnsl--E = AzcLezn anb q serr-
I e Scsf g Sl1 sc1c2tsG * 2. Sears e1e II.
-''sts (r11-x E41s ef -rls 81. e-1-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

hkU u LIN: ferry. B'kiya- Al noon-
For san Juan. P. X, la Guayra, Pto. Caoelio.
Curacao and dsracaiho. via Curacao.
PhiIadeIphIa sept "a Caracas. ......... Oct ;
For la Guayra, Curacao anG Msracai5o,
Zulia ..-.....-. Oct Marscsibo. Oct 10
SuDerioF Accommodation for PassengsrS-
BLISS. DALLErT & CO.
f;ensrnt NqnaEers So wall street.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

FARLEY NAMED AS CHAIRMAN
The newly appointed registration commit
tee Of the Metropolitan Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union held its first meet
ing yesterday IN the ONCE Of James z. Sui
Ivan. Terence Farley, of the Irish-Arneri-
can Athletic Club, was named chairman.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
HAMILTON INSTITUTE F1R TfTL.

West S1sr St. overlooking aiaahatLan Ava
and Central Park West
College certificates. Grad Uate instructorS-
men and women. Luncheon optional. Study
hours. Gymnasium. Basket Ball Tennis. out
door play Post graduate work IN Literature,
Music and Art School limited IS pupils.
once hours 10 to 4 Tel. 9f5t SCHUYLER
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
WORK WANTED.
Male


CEA-FF CR.-Sober ard careful; can make re re
pairs. experience on several cars; good refer
ence- moderate wages. G. l.. I'll East 18th ST
5THATFF'ELR. Six Years experience. any
make car; thorough mechanic with last en-
ployer -~yo years. .. r. SIS Amsterdam ave,
statione-- store.
CFIAUFFE J-F--sIngle; expsrtenced mechanic:
f,-s wears experience; gkiifIi driver: all cars
best references; new license. 3. Z. Grundy, So
Amsterdam ave.
ENGINEER ard MACHISIST; city or ccun-
t-v: experience with stationary engines and
iocorlotives. sober best reference. 81 Locust
St. Flushing. y. y Y
SPANTsH GENTLEMAN would ike position as
correspondent with an export house: speaks
English and French. references. Correspondent,
Box s. Tribune Once.
NATCHAAN or private detective wants work
~ once; honest. trustworthy, reference and
Bonds y required. T J. kirby, 740 Greenwich
ST. city
WATCHMAN OF Thoroughly COM
petent, trustworthy and reliable AZ once; city
reference: bonds Il required z. L. TBS Grand
st Jersey City, y ]
YOUNG NAN. years general office experiences.
AZ present employed, would Ike TO better his
opportunities 4. Box 25. Tribune Once
YOUNG Nan wants place 70 work few hours
IN morning and evening every day. Sattos II
Concord St BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SYMS SCHOOL

1851 EAST eIST STREET
TWELFTH YFsAR opens Ocsooe= g.
Aany improvements in the t~c buildings. ano
in the Courses Last year Ninety-eix BOYS Under
Fourteen Teachers Ages six 20 eighteen AD-
FlicaEfs must be well recommended.
WIZ .RrpT 2 EERGTTEON. Head HasrsY.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

Ihe barnard School OF
HOUSEHOLD LRTS 7s9 7sTH "; sr.
Cooking. Embroidery. Millinery, Drcssrnakins
Household Decoration. Accounts. Management.
One or Ell subjects may be taken. Private
openS oct s9S7 IL t25 SasoS H0Sas Te assa seRur
BbRHAhD SCHOOL EaR M GIlLS
College Preparatory & General 421 " 4Aec4
18th 4EaR begin. @.fassy ssp sstR ts q catass s D.
BARNARD SCHOOL 9 .92 BOTS
sIs RIvEEsIDE DRIVE. coz. issTH sf
Gym. Playground. over 100 graduates in lead
ing COLLEGES. Al grades. 25th W begins Sept %
Barnard Elementary SchonI
226R7aS E3ss1:is :: 1:s: : = 81 5 s.Ss2 5s
FRIENDS SEMINARY,
22o-22s East 18th ST.. New York
FRIENDS Sch COL.
ioe-il6 schermerhorn street. Srooklyn-
TIE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEs,
Madison Square (1l22 Broadwayl. Harlem
Branch; S4s LsneE ave. Get, l2I,h and 12sth
PrtvaIa Lessons and classes School or Rest
dence. Terms Reasonable. Trial Lesson free-
For Girls and Young Ladies-City
Mrs. Helen Ne. Scoville'S
SCHOOL FOR Girls. 2o4s FIFTH AVE.
RESIDENT and DAY pupils from fourteen
20 twenty-five years old. Special studies and
regular course. General culture work and
Re Ia cEV SCI 1OL F0l GlHLS
sol WEST seTH STREET.
From Kindergarten 10 College. Glasses for
sEan boys. Seth Year begins October 8rd,
The Misses | ayS0n's School for Girls
Re-opens October 9th
fsi, las. Iss West 18th street
The SeMpt sdr ofpssai of s4 5t rars alrsesy Sss,
Opposite central Park Boarding and Day
school for Girls. College Preparatory and
Special Courses. Reopens October ).
FRIENDS SEMINARY.
2cO-92S East 18th ST, New York
FRIENDS SCHOOL.
i06-1i5 Schermerhorn street. Brooktvn
Miscellaneous.
wANTED-AMBIT1oUs LADY. STUDY PROF
secretsryship COLLEGIATE. - West e6rh 81.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
The CUTLER SCHOOL

FROM KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE
More than four hundred graduates have en- en-
tered HARVARD, YALE. PRINCETON and
COLUMBIA Complete ACADEMIC and ATH-
LETIC EQUIPMENT small classes and m
diVidual Instruction
Peo2err Get "a % East 50th ST
ARTHUR H CUTLER Hsad4naster-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
Female

0REssMA AEER-Day or week; gowns, Tspovat-
inr- references. long experience; seaeona Die
rsres trial to convInes. Won O., a23 West
ssth st
STTNCJC5P 5PAPHER-Thoroughly competent; ac-
cilstornea - responsibility: 10 years expert
ence- saia-v SIS Al references from former en-
rIcverx AMBITIOUS. Rox ~. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

TYPEwRfTlNc AND TYPEWRiTERs
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
HAMILTON INSTITUTE EGG bEoss

Nineteenth year begins Sept 2s-
COLLEGE and COMMERCIAL. Preparation
Certificates admit 70 ali leading colleges
AL LESSONS PREPARE AT SCHOOL
Once hours. to after Sept 9Th
Telephone 90So Schuyler.
For Catal logue address * WEST s1ST ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

YOUNG NAN (coioredl elevator man.
switchboard operator useful man In pri-
vzts family. Write II. Laird. 81 West 92th st
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
Public Service Commission
for the
First District
,ss SAss.r STREET. Nrw YosE erI
DEPARTMENT OF FISAScE
NOTICE. 10 TAxFAxERS.

BUREAU FOR THE ecLLEcrIoS cE
-AXES.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

YOUNG COLOEED MAN, as housekeeper Ahu
valet 20 bachelor: best references Horushy,
80 West 72d
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

Neutrality-suspicious.. by week; best care; all
sickness. Nurse, 12o East l2Sth ST.
TsEFTTT- MAN-Who wants a good man
around suburban home2 Best references
Reliable Box 10 care of Tribune.
I-,T-,-1. COZ CT,r-T1 ~ \ as hnnsnIreener and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-10-20

DESIRABLE TENEMENTS ON GAGE
st. Place, with all modern conveniences.
Apply to E. f. Parkman, So Green ST,
City. sept23dtfI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-10-20

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
bath. heat. electric lights and use of
telephone. 19 East Crescent ST. Tele
phone 1912. aug29dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-10-20
GRENVlLLE M. DOMAIN
Publisher
800 Congress St., Opp. City Building
PORTLAND, MAINE.
sep27d1mo

KENNEBEC COUNTY. - In Probate
Court, at Augusta. in vacation Oct. IS,
1910. =,
petition having been filed asking for
the appointment of Joseph Williamson
of AUGUSTA as adnisistrator Of the es-
tate Of Hiram ID. Pierce late of Vassal-
borO,
ORDERED, That notice thereof be
given three weeks successvely prior to
the second Monday of November next in
the kennebec Journal. newspaper
printed in Augusta. that all persons in
terested may attend at a Court OF Pro-
bate then to be holden at Augusta and
show cause, if any. why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
HAROLD E. COOK, Judge.
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON, Register.
oct20, thurs, st
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-10-20
If YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE A

new double runner pung built or want to
two winters. large pung ana a good
one. Cost $50 Will sell for 50. See this
one before you buy. A. IL. Hunt, Angus
ia, Me. octl5dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-10-20
PLAIN SEWING WANTED, 81 PER
day Telephone 1854 Gardiner oct It!3t

nickel sprctaclcs, 5nc.by l.. ). Lewis. ;,;j
Water st, Augusta. Room ) upsta.r-
nrt2Ndl nn#
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-10-20

Oct. Is. 1910.
oased aaseaied proposals will be received at the
TTaee Tee of the Treasurer & Supt. of Post
TEuhd, Eastern Branch, n. H. d. V. S,
II 11>,aa1ional al Soldiers Home, Maine, until
i," f." A NJ, October %, 1910, then opened
FOR FOR furnishing and laying new tin roof
~ s4r Club House in accordance with in
H.tLuctons S.tttons and specifications copies of
avn ich may be seen and blank proposals
ann,:other anu :other information may be had upon
nrar nrpricatlon to Major A. l.. Smith, Treas
Sodio%S. Supt. of Post Fund, National
,'oiuiers' Home, Maine
A'-t oct20-22-25
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-10-20

A CONVENIENT TENEMENT, FIVE
rooms. Fine location. terms reasonable
Apply to W. G.. Boothby, Kennebec Say
ings Bank. oct11dt1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-10-20

ALL THE SCENERY, ALSO THE
seats used at Island Park Theatre, good
for lawns, cottages, groves, etc. F. l..
IerseY, Augusta, Maine. sept29dtf