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Barbour County index., 1910-02-09
MinQonQ Items

William Clark, wife and SON spent
Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. Noah Mills was sick last week
but is better at this writing.
Supt. ]. E. Thomas visited schools in
this part of the country last week.
George Smith and family spent Sun
day with Bert Strickland and wife.
VIII Elliott, wife and son of the Lodge
visited Sunday at Charley kimbalrs.
Sam Crick and family are making
preparation to move to their new home.
Mrs. Cyrus Palmer spent part Of last
week with her daughter Mrs. Harry
kimball.
Mr.. Pollard and daughter, Miss Lilly,
were visitors at the home of T. A. Hittle
and family Of the Lodge Sunday.
Tom Baldwin, Harve Tedrow. Roy
Thompson, Bert and Levi Strikland were
visitors at the county seat Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Hooker are
the happy parents of baby boy born
on Friday. Feb. 5th. Dr.. Gilbert in at
tendance.
The lecture given by Rev. w. C..
Iimmons at Forest last night was well
attended and all who were present heard
a splendid sermon.
Mrs. Jesse Shamberger and children
spent last week at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Clark. She expects to leave for
her future home soon.
Mrs. Jeff Mills is expected home
fromCestos, Okla, this week. Her broth
er, John Jesse, has been sick for some
time but is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Moore and
youngest daughter were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Myers Saturday. MIR. Myers
has decided not to move to the country
as his health is now very good. He has
rented his farm to his son. 1T. Moore.
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09

Calvin J. Hood. another Of Kansas
most respected public men, died at his
home at Emporia, The latter part Of last
week. Major Hood was prominent in
Kansas politics twelve years ago, but he
was always unsuccessful so far as gaining
anything for himself went. He was too
honest and conscientious to be a success
ful politician.
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09

The editor Of The Beacon did not say
in New York, as quoted, that aft
could not carry a single township in
Kansas" He said that Roosevelt
would carry ever township in Kansas;
that Taft could not carry the state.
This statement is true, what. more!-
Wichita Beacon.
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09

II the machine" could only get nd Of
the primary law and operate once more
under the convention system. how happy
the old bosses would bel We love the
bosses. but Oh YOU "m''
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09

The annual Democratic Banquet will
be held at Topeka February 22nd.
Ex-Governor c. S. Thomas Of Colorado
will be the principal speaker. All who
desire tickets should send in orders at
once.
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09

Mrs. ]. B. Farley went to Goats on
Saturday to visit week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Schrepel.
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09

o. E. Handy moved into the Warn.
staff property in the south part of the
city last week.
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09

Congressman Madison Of this district
seems to be the cutest one in the bunch.
He is branded both "insurgent" and
regular" The straddler generally has
things coming bis way.
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09
Teachers Association

The Barber County Teachers AS.
SociatiOn will meet in Medicine Lodge
on Saturday, February 18th at 10
O'Clock a. m. The program is as fol-
lows:
1000 TO 1890 A. NJ.
Reading Circle: Chapters VIII. TX
and X-Leader, Supt. Ira Stout. Gen
eral Discussion.
Chapters Xxx. MI, XIV and Ky
Leader F. NJ. Shell.
1870 TO 800 P. NJ.
Opening Song by Association.
Reading Minutes of last Association.
Roll Call to be responded to by Civ
ing an Important Current Event.
Piano Solo, Miss Myrtle Fields.
Song by the High School Glee Club.
Reading, Miss Cynthia MCGUIRE.
Duet. MeSSrS. Percy knight and
Harry Terry.
Song by Association.
Duet-"The Convent BellS''-Mes-
danes Skinner and Shaw.
Address by Prof Ritchie of the EN-
pOria State Normal.
General Business.
Adjournment.
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09

Judge Hook of the federal court has
Knocked out" the Oklahoma two-cent
fare law. The federal court did this.
Do you hear it? The Federal Court
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09
First published in The Barber County Index
Ian 2e 1910

First published in The Barber County Index
Jan. 26, 1910.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT-Guar
In the Probate Court of Barber county. State
of Kansas.
In the matter of the estate of n. L.
Hoyt, late of Barber county, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9TH day
of January. A. d. 1910. the undersigned, were
by the Probate Court of Barber county, duly
appointed and quslifed as guardians of
Lee Lewis Hoyt, minor heir of 81. L. Hoyt,
late of Barber county. Kansas, deceas ed.
All parties interested will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
D. h. HOYT, Cuardtsns
N. e. HoYT.
Barbour County index., 1910-02-09
f. r.. HAYES
Contractor and Builder,

Medicine Lodge. Kan sae.-
Estimates cheerfully furnished. Work by
job or day. No contract too large. none too
small Shop first door south OF the south Liv-
cry Barn.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-29
TO ALL DIFFERENT BELIEFS AND DIsBELrEvERs
WHY NOT HEAR THE TRUTH.
-. '',1rE 1at 1w.a-'sEssts IyFusEs All, WRONGS

a%2M%1 r. QUESTION NJ. 3
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08

NJ HSER1 GOV EEt-N E.sSi1 IN man
speaking French English good musician; 4;
friend Iaundress: shirts. collars, cuffs; city.
country. NOrrow's Agency, I2I Lexington ave,
cor 18th st Tel 3632 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
,,.ss.r SRnn

sassett $1,000, ,,,,,,s, o.-esnbaur1. 81
Iesyi5 and Harry LiPpTnanA ~
Conihe $50 Sla.os ~ r7en-v Osnovtz:
12tor 1lLl-s.r n Burgess ct al tNIs'
aIcrteaee -: S5t,S, S.se,re CO to Guarantee Mort
Ease Ea.S3' 90 \ saunders ard ano. eNIs' %
sIorresse CO. .ee $500 e surety land 60; 81.
So'1nlyn = - Tank 70 Frances j. "aAe''
taoee r-,arusl ,ilanlr. 500.
Title Guarant tt-e "a -. no
Sss-frrs Bank g-,o5r,a-f- SaS 0O0.
oalnr - 60 Welt ha >eiS- cno
Sa1uN - @,a---,.,ia TFarburger. SlNteo-
same - soT 10 New York Mortgage and
securitv -: Co:rie,iino tc;arone) to Savoy Trust
q; 81 q, wood and ano. exrs 20 Wilila,nI l,I
49, 49,, and sno. exrs Margaret Wood S4--Vo-
TT--a1 " Hoops 70 An'oihe'1e A-'l'"
sisE, S,-ti1 American Mortgage 60 20 Title In
.--a-~r 60 = assts1- Sl0e -,
re-. Insurance co 70 Hamilton Fire 1nsur-
.-~e % . ssstse; each. $4,000 .
cerhia Tobias cxtrX. to Sophia TOBIAS
c-e-she N Mcpherson, as guardian. 80 cIershe
Elsie powell TO Kate 7, Knapp; Sc; l5s. 49,,
rila Bur5ze eEfrN. 10 Elsie Power; Ss.evy-
Esthe-sne O. Hermann. as trustee. - Fred
r-ick Fischer g SOD.
E.av-,-ers Mortgage CO. SSo.ceo ,-.-
LAWYERS Mortzare co 20 Rondout Savings
John T villets and sno. exrs. to Sarah II
Emerson. sls2o9 Al - ,-oo
william 9 Wood and sno, eAT~, t' Sophl4
STARK 81 coo.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
MECHANICS LIENS.
NovrNRFE Z


INTERvALE AVE. . 5. intersec y VIZ WLhz
fns pL S11-1N5525. Peter Sinnott aEt baEla
s-e-e .-ssH az -, iol'frsrfr-r f,be-t z simon.
rWre-5 81 500
- SarT-PF, Pr. $ 500 2 v ef Narrion
a.. I8oN1OG. Rsisler Heating 90 aCt Home
etreet Realty Co, owner and contractor S4I"-
,oaZi5o. ri 4 NaIter NiSoT is' ast * Henry c Benue
C'ors-ructior CO. owner snd contractor. Sl--eo-
svs. 1oo1Ioo. same agt John Doe, owner
Hem a. Fenline. contractor SD
frE ~ azt Channel Realty and Construction
@ owner and contractor. Uhlfelder d Vein
ri SvFRE PI. = $. 500 r w of Marrnion
zts. 100E100. Joseph Reznik agt Homo Street
--4- ST sa4 East. Charles RosenbIurn
Ert Re-lr0z Construction Co, owner and con-
--- tF-r =. Isaac saEowitz aEt Farmers
Joan and Trust Go; owner; Cochenour q
azrF7 81 l4c 10 I4G We~t: Samuel Ostcr-
r-eu d SONS a-t District Realty Co. owner;
Peter GuthT. contractor; s@a5e.
rrqTT7 s. SIS West. 3 tfoIlsrein aEt ! Colt
1Irn. owner. y darEo-ieS- contractor = ~ -
Schooner. owner lanes Brown and George
-tfvers. contractors 500
WALTON AVE - S. fO@ 2 n of fremont
go. 1uFNlHn. tIairiaie UCl GauClo aEt Harry =
Penllre and Jerome Construction Co. owners and
WILKINS AVE. q g. 2G2s # n Of 10th &,
1-f1l01. Thomas a. Edmouds & 90 aEt VI + con
Ft-G-ft0n CO. owner and 5onJI1clor. So -,
9Th ~ lN6 West. Louis Newman AZ Alahael
TIaIiauaH, owner. I'e-uan d Co con'ractoT'
GC1
e4Tf ST. 142 - 1s6 West: wa-scn-FIasg agt
District Realty CO. owner Peter Guthy con
tractor. S1-0O
S4rH ST 81 70 @22 Ess1. n Lsrlzin & Son
Bst etornfcld building Go. owner Peter 'Illh-'
contractor 81 s61 30.
SEABCEY FT- e. cor 1T3d st. "cTlooi A Z
JIorn CO ast : 3 Construction Co, owner Giles
K Pullman CONTRACTORS, So -.
TDFiINC3 III. $ q cor F0rdham Road, % 6N
- .-xr-cg: ~ " Ro5en at Alma L Merritt,
t.vyne-- AdoIuH KuoclJ=nhauer and Anthony
NcrsIli contra Ctors- S341 II.
SAME PROPERTY. same aEt Alma L L Mer-
-I.-- owner. Truss Metal L-ath co, contractor
SI74 80
.trabiIe and F'racantoni Realty Co. owner and
VTTTETNS AVE. % s. 1922 e n Of 10th -.
80 6xln0. TuEtHs Plumbing Contracting 60 aEt
II D. construction C1, owner ana contractor
s. a6I
FPosnHAY cor 435 81, 10sxf94- 4
t---I4oer=- & sons Inc sE- Mary A Fitzparrlcz
pnd Broadway and sd Street Building %,
owners C I. cray Constructor Co, contractor
S-Sl@ a.
.gn 81 s. whole front between BroscNa 2
end 1rh ave. ~ 2XlrrsE. same a5r -Esta1e 81
Charles Taa owner. l4+5 Broadway Co. br''e
way and sd Street Leasing 20. United chemists
uH5 Toserh II Flick l5sSees. a. J. '-faS Ion
ftrlJrffcn 30. contra ar. Sr-'aN
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
HELP WANTED.
Female

>r-RSERY GOVERNEss two children. o -
vtars: teach music. assist English lessons. $50
,s1I II O'Clock, Hopkins Agency, 5G5 9th ave
0FFTC7F5 ASSISTANT for hospital answer te7c-
f,7one. 60 fypewriiing: resident The Honkirs
riucationai agency, 50T 9Th ave
pARLORMAID and CIAMBERM AID for m.
ritv. must have coed references. schrog5,s
German Employment Agency, 1005 3d are. Tel
eo,a Plaza
sFC0ND WAITRESS Mrst be capsbIa- -
rountrv. $50 Miss FiJzGerald's Eiqnio,..-,a. -.
Bureau 502 55h ave. entranee on 42d st.
SWISS NURSERY GOyERNESS, speaLi1T,
French for two children. 4. Years. s35-sa0
cali II o'clock Hopkins Agency. 5o7 5th ave.
Two GIRLS Cons, SIS; chamhermaid W-si,
resS. S25. city. Miss FitzGeTad's Emplovn,ent
Tareau- 5o3 5th ave. entrance on 42d st
TWO GIRI.S-For New Haven: chamberrnaid
S25. waitress So. three in family Miss Fitz
Gerald : Employment Bureau, 503 9th ave. en-
t-arce on AL st
VISITING HOUSEHOLD ASSISTANT. nothing
rna0ial: easy hours: except ionsI Opportunity
Ercrkins Educational Agency, J0I 9th ave be
tween 42d and +3i SIS.
WAITRESS. $50. small private family; city; anv
natienality- 1873 Plaza Morrow s Agency, III
IexinEton ave. cor. JSth -
YvAITRESs.-Ior country: four in family. $50
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, - West 4ad
ST.. Room 207.
WAITRESS. for washington: $50 So; must be
taorpughiy c1mpetent. fine position. Winthrop
Agency. - West 2Sth St
WAITRESS. also Chambernaid, for Washington:
small family. wages $50 and $50 any nation
ariiv must have good references. Industrial As
s,ciartou Employment Agency. Il West 42d 81.
WAITRESS PARLOR NAID-Swedish Nor
wegian: for Orange: SEQ. Miss FitzGerald's
Employment Agency. J03 9th ave. entrance on
42L
WAITRESS PARLOR MAID.-For Hewletts:
four in family. Miss FitzGerald's Employment
Bureau, sos 9TH ave. entrance on +2d st.
WANTED-tfeneral houseWorker for family OF
three in New Durp. staten Island. one who
NiH DO laundering referred Apply at store, -
Clirf St Fulton.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
noMEsTlc SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

771,1lI5 yoIn- German; two years reference
~ sfiss Hofnayer's Agency, so and
e,:, gf,, Ave. corner of 32d St Telephone 4521
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER :


roTFTLa-coT AVE cor l5Stn hSt. -iv
pp 11- .Ioseuhiue J.. Jautzeu zEJ Charles Walker
- Al lsnen5.L foreclosure % utsl, attorney L
ii5TFF 81 b. 80 r @ Of Isl ave 55Z1"o Il;
hose kaluuus aE- Charles A T@C7ra q a. core
closure Of mtg. attorney. ~ ! Hoffman. - -
10Th ST s. 100 - ut Eighth ave Jv1i'E-
.faHr = BROOK aC- TTer-v EssFer % Al tfoTe-
closure ~ t-anefer OF TAX HeuI. atforne-. "
s[Es o s.. 20 tt s. of 71I ST. - .2zas: era
Rauel ext LOUISA = Eaurl - al 's1nen1ec
-a--iticnf. atrcr1@>. z j TraEtulan
SOD ST. 80 IS East William F RS aEt raT-
re o. Hoadry foreclosure Of mtg, attorney
r-s-H ST. ~sos alI al5 and a17 East. :hree
a-fH.ns- charles Wahlir - a. 1-r AoGl1h ~es-
T-rrH 81 al foreclosure of three fltES', s-~flas
r7.rASA&- AVE. "a >. =5Ii r. OF 12:d
g. -asxlpt. Caroline IT Johnston sEr Jacob FuT
--1r. o. al foreclosure "f ul-Ef- attorney '-f
u.s. tIaIla- Provost 4 colt
Tg-H -T $50 81 West. 2a1 80, Is 3al-S =
W uf sin a-a. of-1l1sS =. 2s1h S. u S. u "f Srn
---~- 50zas 2z -rrrE Ieasshuld- -4th 81. n <, 70
% - af s.r aFe. @5Z-. lsasehotd. 2ith r.. s.
81. r. -r .f Sch ave. 10y laasehoId- Benjamin
=. ger o. al PCT ALFRED o Esger 81 ~ 'Iarifloilf o
artlrrevs. COOK d Elser-
tTF EsN ST s.. 1868 = ~ stanton ST.
.-Zey-s- FfecrIE Berk s-r Leo Revere - al
sr.-oolOSl-a .f 0itci- ~Ltorl.S- J f Nts'-
18th ST Nos .Hs- suG .|b West a sbar-
Fz-f-rs Fsnl sEt John r Williams - - 'Tore-
,ro--re ~ mr-3- s-t0-re3s Iraeo2. a cooper a
-.-.r.-ru.f.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08

15Cr--E-E EE-PF-R or COMPANION. - English;
good manager caterer. experienced also In
r7rT;fre. permanent day or hour. FltzGer-
AIDS Bureau J03 9Th ave (entrance 42d st)-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
BOOKKE5PEE- Thorough, double entry: four
years experience. understands general Office
details; S14 week, with advancement. :,
Box 70. Tribune Office.
CAPABLE. hardworking man; good references
employed many years ny large drug importing
firm, city. travelled g0sd deal abroad: familiar
with foreign curTenCies, weights, also French
correspondence Address NJ. II. O., Tribune
CASHIER. credit man, experienced bookkeeper-
-, capable handling Correspondence and col
Tecrore take full charge or looks, Office de
tails desires position where ability will he recog-
nized, references. G. G. NJ, 2s35 Boulevard.
Jersey city y. J.
CIAI-FF,f-I- -R-SingIe: Swcde. 96; reliable,
strictly sober. steady. careful driver do own
repairs; best city reference. Lawson care 0A
Del Page, JOl West l46th st
CHAUFFEUR, IS, swedish, single engineer and
roSjfion with rrlvate family: city or country:
I Is years reference last employer; fully licensed
:. H. 135 East 5sth st.
CHAUFFEUR CoIored; understands his bust
ness Thoroughly; sober and careful: pest per
sonal references. Cfumbs, III East le0th st.
DEMONSTRATION. - Capabiity guaranteed
Fisher. 13e Vest s4th ST
INVESTIGATOR--Re Reliable. competent American
requires confidential commission as lnFeStlsa-
tor, or otherwise Tracer Box 2s, Tribune once
JEwELRY HOUSES.
Young man, thoroughly Gonpeten,, l.4I Gesl'e IS IS
retail. can act as entry clerk. salesman o. ship
6ffee. 6t.f==s
r =
AGED man; experienced; gooc references Ao-
dress Francis. Tribune pttge-
ETT7%015P APTTFF, - Competent. experienced;
I references Ellis. u West l02d st.-
YOUNG MAN wants work in city institution
as impr0ver in provision store: now eiIpIoyed-
Write ". BOX 40 Tribune Office
YOUNG MAN-To learn electrical engineering;
excellent references: viii take any position
where chance for advancement c. c. Ffz-
GeraId's Agency, 503 9th ave, entrance 4-d ST.
Female.
CcL0RED GIRL 10 DO plain dressmakins. by
day or week. Irene Parker. 1l3 West +5th St
CONPANION English lady; as useful
companion TO elderly lady good reader. writer
and musician. Address Y F. Box 40 tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 broadway.
CONPANION.-By cultured gentlewo'nan; few
hours daily euEaE Eements, reading aloud; eX-
cellent. references /. NJ b. Trlbune Once
STENOGRA RAPHER.-Bright. ambitious beginner;
exceptional ability, can assist on books; neat
accurate earnest worker: excellent education;
Sc. Miss A, Box 30 Tribune Othce,
STENOGRAPHEk - Hign school graduate:
speaks and writes German; one years expe-
rieuce: with good firm r. T.. Tribune once.
VISITING ECRETARv Engagements by
DAY or hour. rypewriting IN any quantity
literary or technical !. a. e.. 4l3 clinton ST.
/ Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Essen ST. 179- carter. Black & AyeTs aEt
Ara ham Neurnan - a. SaPt - 1910 s.
SOUTHERN BUT-LEN A RID. l-'us ana l.ai"-
T,rss,. .her-Ratterg 30 sgt Levy - al AUG
IS 1910. SIZES.
LEXINGTON AVE, fG99, Ross & SiSti agt
NF4--is r -F.rrziular rr al sept - 1909 $40
ESSEX ST 17g au6 ISL TnterburouEh sash
zud Door q. AT AHra1au Neuman 81 al. Oct
q 1910. $40
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
-ANNkSSERS wanted IN news

'H f-F ENGINEER. o.5-e lii4inE, -. =. -
'.-. us-. sssISrant. So biz'
fa. .Arer.E1 ~o5 SINGER BliiairE.
'fEEE ra~ or7.g ~ large nrIn. Iar h'sl h'sl-
.za1 -rsuirr- salary ST. AlEih 'Ae'''.-' 70
ar.Hr F.Hlfr-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

Female
NAID-Understands hairdressiRgi neat 2s sewsg; osG
9Th ave third bell
NURSE. NE3SS-French: speaking Ger
man and English. of one or TWO children.
Address G. y. Tribune Uptown Office 1874
Broadway.
NURSE and COMPANION.-Re1ned American
woman, having ten years experience in nurz-
ing semi-invaIids; highest reference Address J.
p. Tribune Office.
NURSE-Re1ined young North German girl; good
sewer: best references; city OF country; wages
SR5. call at Lang & Boecherer Co ; Agency A.,
45. 47 West 33d 81.
NURSERY GOVERNESS--- North German;
speaking French. English; good musician;
friend laUndress: shirts. collars, cuffs; city
country. Morrow's Agency, 81 Lexington ave-
cor 18th st Tel. J632 Plazd-
NURSERY GOVERNESS (German) - Three
years references last employer: city or coin-
try. G.. Miss FitzGeraId's Bureau, sos FIfth
NURSERY GOVERNESS-Nort German. edu-
Gated youas soS9 S9o sever & 81 best % Z ocherer @
COS agency, -, ~. A. West sd st
NURSERY GOVERNESS - North German;
French, German. music; excellent Tefer-
ences, city or country Industrial Agency. II
west 42d ST. Phone 521O BRYANT
TWO GIRI4S-First class cook and thoroughly
experienced waitress. with excellent city refer
ences. want position together; city or country
NJ and NJ. Miss FitzGeralG's Bureau. sos Fifth
entrance 42d 81
WATTRESS--Ea to butler; SIX years in last
place: country preferred; $50 Miss Shea s
Agency. East AID st.
WAITR RESS-ENCeIlent references; makes all
salads: understands serving wines; can
carve Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, -
West 42d St Phone 3O39 Bryant
WAITRESS. parEormaid; neat. tall Swedish
girl. excellent waitress; makes all SALADS
serves wines. best references. OsterosrS S
Bureau. T16 Lexington ave Tel 1051 Plaza
WAITRESS-Ff- class. wages So. very best
references: city country tlaherLys S Agency
! +S5 Columbus ave Tel. al River
WAITRESS assist chamberwOrk; young woman;
thoroughly competent: best references. city or
country. Mrs golfers Agency, 4J3 4th ave.
rear 31st St
MATTRESSES or PARLORNAIDS; also
chan ber1aaid. waitress, highest class ser
wants all natioualities- IuyTStiS gated references
Waldorf Agency, J. West sd 81. Phone 500
Madison.
WAITRESS class Protestant girl. city or
country; best references: wages SD SO Call
At Lang G Boecherer Co s Agency, 4j. A. A.
West 23d 81,
WASHING taken home. do very tine work;
clean, airy ward to dry clothes. Anna Allu7i
SON - Audubon ave. near Broadway u6eth ST.
stat Tel. 3O49 Audubon.
WELL EDUCATED and refined middle aged
widow. no eucumbrauCes. wishes Tt-7IlIon as
housekeeper IN wicOwer's or other small faIhlIE-
VI. F.. Eov COO Tribune Office
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER for small family
or ono two GeutleUens excellent refer
ences. g., Miss MarE1ret smith ASsil'-'
West Icd st Phone 3o39 Rryant.
YOUNG WONAN-Experfeuce neat, wishes
situation as housswOrHer in bachelors apart
uleut: excellent reference; call three days
DaIy's bell. 1l5 West j3d ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
. .F'NI Az r. rsfi-taT WIZ -
prefer NAN who has has srreral gears 'hIrrl
sr.. RI r.-Hff- s-courfart-- Office salary *-.,'eh
Al--..l .s EHrr-f- Flsfir0u hut'ain=
ATrr"N- ac>r-AI man. speaking S-.-nis1, thor
elet'r .-ur~-~ant with modern methods. 50
efG s. -Uo r-a7autfal Trrgos rleUr toII'ord'lo lon-
- Broadway. Est 1904 'A~enrtl
saTN~- -s5.FzSATEN- t..iu uoney sellHs our
an "orHs fE-u~es and gas IailIs- - 80
ra-s.aar.. ~ TsoTp Co.. - E"TeT,l Maii-a 1i''
EOoKE-EfF Young American or ''erI.lsTl- lsIl
rleag.r- Spanish. frr Latin American conFi'l-
7h .rasrr-ssl Emrlo.rso'7t corpora i-i' 80
l.r'a-7sr Psi ff0+ tAgeuctJ-
I'e0E xr---fF. IzuouI-are foreign oNrhange'
sssH. banking eEpef len,'- 500. ''t.ilI.>
sl-le. man other pFsi'l0ns- tfe''.----'
I-.-t1e7- o~-Hrsri7r- -. filo-a-' way
L'GhEEfc E-FgS-Ciry hotels, daz work. On" p,
EI-1l pass $50 and meals. other Si,-yo -
'ei-..a. EH.I..nzmeu Corporation. I'D -''
.tFea-.
FrT-FH a-. T-SEr-JI. Man. fo- A7-r'laIr, ca
1a-r. 500 500 Miss Ft1'Teialo q :.
Bur -I. 9Th 7Fn-. entrance 'h - -
bCT FF and USEFUL IAN- TOT ,ilf' -
u4risrs- -f1.- So .--.,,-4
cn -
CANEkSSFRS wanted IN news
paper proposition ; previous exPe-
rienoe necessary. Apply Room oI+'
/ Tribune Building.
cE.EF Es-GTNr.ER. o.5-a i1ildinE. Nv ' 1ol&
r.-. S Us-. assistant. $50 Business 'i
fa. .Arer.Et. ~o5 Singer f''liiairE-
CLERK r1- oerle ~ large nrn. Tor h'aI w WI"
legal -rau.uz- salary 81. MlsHiA 'As'i''- 20
a'..rr El..dirE ---
CLERKS ua, write and hEure WEI I,L 49,
f.as era1 daily Sb-s Eu. '-T-'i'- - ..loa
srer- .aFpolaU0u. - Rroao"aS- F's'
'tg-rr-r
-"rrft- rar rho country. cook ano 1'',i-' -
fI family SO Miss Alar zaret SILiil . -As'i'' -
= West 80 r. Room 2o7-
cor PILE Tor r-rs. butler and usefrl man, '',A' -
So Miss FirzGerllds Employ lA5---
Hy3 5th ave. ,ltranee ou 40 -
CDIPLE f1r short Hills. butler ana Use "
L.au. uifr cook. So. Mss Elt%,1elai- -.
T.ssr-er7 bureau 5o5 'tn ave. enlIsl-
I.rEF~I-srbH eEperieneed lB railrnad ana .'+
tzfrrr ~ locomotive cars. NeT hoi .'
5 20 ~ starr Business service CO. t-As'''- p
30 Singer Building
IRsFTsNAN- Architectural. orllanleniai lfel. o.
se2s $50. business Service Co tAseN-s'' ol"
hiRsrr Bal iinE
1.E aFT Hum ina ting, developing aii9 q
sisIEag H~- iamps and apparatus Sls-o13,, -
ress Service co. agency. 50 singer b1II-i-i5-
FXEoT-TTTF MAN for manaEer oface 1L l1L1l'
ra-ut. salary 81 zoo. Call Aighhl 'AseI-' -
.atirsn Building
1.xPRESsAIEN- Drivers and helpers: good sa!o slo
aries. Apply Adams Express company "''
fsLzl at ----. ------
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08

rs..- - ---..,-sf-r,-. sac Mis- Fitz'1@T-
xcs Er..nea. Bureau go -fh afo-, entr-ii =
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08

Zga0T,T-TEI.Y SE.I.EC-T private fansils desiring
On. ar two rooFners c1n secure same without
,,,hif-irv- boarding anf roorning houses also
il-ts4- n, place listed without inspection. app'i-
.sTts recurring refined. desirable aCccWrosia-
-. consult Us. Telephone Madison Sdusre
-. q Iarnes Realty Companv. lla3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
EOR SALE.

BIC JOHANNESBURG used Office furniture.
desks. tvpew-frers. Casu registers adding
chimes nimeographs fling cabinets. safes, ad-
dressing machines time clocks partitions. check
protectors bookcases. NATHAN'S. : White ST.
BILLIARDS. Pool ana new patent combination
tables. lowest prices supplIes- repairs.
bowling alley builder Decker's. 16J East 9th
81 Established $3.50
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
cAsT-oFF CLOTHING.

-77TTv1Tp-zsr PRICE PAID for ladies' and gentle
,,,.-r,,s discarded evening and street costumes
..-+'-ir,- flrs etc Mme. Natal. as eth ave.
Tel HrNart 0to
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NONEAl BFR
-rTT9A.T AVE. " cor uf Holman 81 100 x
O. g. i--eE- Austin p FLETCHER. trlSte.f loans
Te.'.en- NORMAN Really 90 Sl-tHal
r--s1 r AVE. - $50 = 0f 1sstH Et- t-E
- 8. Excelsior N.~tgage gs loans PlSmt'h con
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
CARPET CLEANING.

n Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Nio-lerU-
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable send for Circular.
Tel 46g2-4Gg3 Bryant. 43T-4Ss ". 45rh 81,
CARYFTrT, CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans
bv compressed air, steam. hand or on floor.
I55S Broadway. 421 East 4eth 81. COE &
, pPANDT Tel 139-SSth.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD BUSINESS FOR YOU Free Course
of Lectures on Life Insurance has been ar
ranged for It will he given by one Of the hest
experts Its object is 70 interest young and
middle aged men Of good education. references
and energy in the business. in order ro show
its DosstbilitfeS. financially and otherwise No
onTigatfou so take up the business. Address
NIr T. f. Tostotfice Box $50. Madison Square
Branch, City.