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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-13
THE M. !. A. LIBRARY


The other day attracted by the no
tlce over the dor of the Preston
building which read, IN. ]. A. Read
ing Room, Come H." and having a
few moments TO spare we stepped In
side just to see what the institution
really was. What we saw came in the
nature of a very agreeable surprise.
In one corner stood a magazine
counter and upon 1t we're copies OF
McClures, Pearsons, Hamptons,
Worlds Work, Everybodys, Popular
Science, and in short OF nearly all
the leading magazines Of the day.
Along the west wall were arranged
class-fronted unit book cases, and in
these, arranged in orderly procession
were numerous volumes Of the best
thought of the centuries, Meredith,
Dumas, Hardy, Lord Bulwer Lytton,
Klipling, Thackeray, Dickens-there
they were in social communion with
each other, a really inspiring sight
to all who have regard for the great
and beautiful in life.
Long reading tables spanned the
room at intervals, and these were
bountiously supplied with newspapers
from various points throughout the
state, and some from places OUTSIDE
of Utah. Perhaps twenty people, old
and young, of both sexes, were quiet
ly reading; one a book, another a pa
per or a magazine, while at another
table two elderly men were living
life over again in initiating two young
boys into the mysteries of dominoes.
A smiling faced young woman was
in attendance and Immediately came
forward to offer her services. In an.
swer to our inquiry she informed us
that the library was maintained by
the conjoint efforts of the Young
Mems and Young Ladies' Mutual
Improvement associations of the l..
ID. s. Church, that the building was
furnished gratis by the Presidency of
the Cache Stake; that the light was
given by the city, that many of the
volumes were donated by private in.
dividuals, but that the burden Of the
responsibility for the upkeep devolv-
ed, as usual, upon the few men and
women of the NJ. !. A. Board, A few
OF the business men have been APP
preached and have given somewhat OF
their means but the institution needs
more. 1t needs more books, more
magazines a few more furnishings,
and these should be readily forth
coming.
An average of fifty people frequent
the library daily, and as rest room
for the women who come into town
to do their shopping 1t is absolutely
necessary TO the growth of the city.
Great credit is due those who have
taken and maintained the initiative
in this movement, and it is to be sin
cerely hoped that more of the citizens
will not be backward in coming
forward" to assist in bearing the
burden.
We commend visit to the library
TO all who are interested in the gener.
al prosperity of Logan.
j. II II
DEMOCRAT LEADER ENMESHED
IN WEB OF HIS OWN WEAVING
y
We have frequently stated our be-
lief that no loyal Utahn, who is en-
thusiastic for the advancement of
this commonwealth and its indus
tries, can consistently support the
nrincinlaS NJ tha nemncratic marty
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-13

FOR SALE-One high grade stall
lion; Sire registered Belgian, dam
Percheron four years old. Weight
1850 pounds, color strong mahogany
brown. Very fine animal, or will
trade for high grade milk cows. Ap.
ply A. ]. Done. Cornish, Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-13

WANTED-1000 men. women and
children to have their shoes repair.
ed at the Logan Shoe Parlors, 15s
North Main. Opposite Post Office.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-13

WANTED--A pair of secondhand
platform scales. F. r. Peart, Logan.
Phone 1899 b. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-13

WANTED--Lady or sentiman to do
house to house canvassins. Guarantee
salary SIS per week. Experience I'm.
necessary. Address Mrs. Louise +.
Woody. general delivery, city as
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-13

HOUSE to rent with ~ acres Lu.
Germ land near A. c. College. Apply
to B. r. Ritter. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-13

sale. 11e w First South street Phone
s57. Il
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED-at once, teamst sr, at
Logan Brick and Lime Co. tt
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CAROLINA PoPLARs, evergreens,
Towering thorn, privets and potatoes
for sale, ll6 West First South street,
Phone 657 II
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DEMOCRAT LEADER ENMESHED
IN WEB OF HIS OWN WEAVING

We have frequently stated our be-
lief that no loyal Utahn, who is en-.
thusiastic for the advancement of
this commonwealth and it's indus
tries, can consistently support the
principles OF the Democratic party
after he knows the effect the prac
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LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST 20


DECATUR AVE, W s. Is II OF 2o"ih ~
e5NiOn. Charles A Benkerser sgt ChaiIes
Eulmann 81 al foreclosure OF mtg)' a'toi
,..ipi;;> ~ TSf,i,EVARD AND CONCOURSE,
" 4 74S4 II n Of Southern BouleEaio' 20. >
700. warren Sammis aGt fas4
Fusco ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorhcS
l9rH iias ST. 8 1913 # Of I'd ave. 1880
ard o,ber nsrcels in queens County. ALICE
Spence CT al agt Jennie keHy eI al We
tiuonl; attorney. J.; > GoeDeI; .. ~ of 1924
ST. 2Jxli45: John Lynagh ct al ag a,,n,rn,
Bercud et al foreclosure or mtgi' at'o'"0'
II Bergman. "a a, =,
Wardsyille. Bronx. Prospect ihn.,. 5''. 81
ntgD; attorney. W Collins. ,.,,,.uo ~,
PART OF LOT 1870. map or NliiaH &c 40, Vl
NJ rrlsania. E!fOrd Realty co agt Its'''
Li"ingston e. al partition attorney l. -
5irH ST. : 100 It Of, 9th ave ave-, b 35;IN
81 q: James McCutcheon agt lmproFeG I.op.
erty Holding co - al foreclosure oi ih'o
attorneys B0stwick s. Thoms. 49, -. go,
18TH ST. $50 west: James T Bunt az
Isaac Conklin a. al partition a''o'"''' -
I70TH ST. s. 52.6 It " Of Bristoww 81
2@.7E1OJ.Sx irreg Church OF the n1,E ,,,,sa
rnunion agi Sproessing Storage Wa .ra.'s
20 ct al foreclosure Of mtg)' at'oi"e'7 .
151ST ST. = g. pa II Of Amsterdam Az.
2ix991l: Eugene Angel q al aGt -, .a
Habcr at al foreclosure OF mtg'' "'''''
W Clauseu. 80 ,
1soD ST -s between Willis ave an
Brown ri. lot 30. Tax Lien co Of New o.
agt Catherine Schultze u al I|Iec' 49,,
OF transfer tax Hem; attorney. h's'
10TH ST. 1929 St. Broadway, and Fort ,n6
Washington ave. blocks. etc; hoin". "a
lndiy and rs exr ct nj PARTITION atlorh''S'
StGddard a Marx
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49, ~ tpr,cr ul,Ee se4.con); YRS. per
,r: A7 20. attorney. A Fischer, $40 ON ave.
III III AVE- 49, Al trus q to 30 Bond. Mort
.. Chsf,eSc ac,rities Co, % Exchange Place
Tsss q. an" yrs; per cent as per oond' Sz'9oo'
Az ", Geiier. Ralston 4 Koran - h1-
'ssnss, pace s& 1881 It " OF "a ave. "a; 1oS
4Th- A Griggs TO Emigrant lhousO
sos . on Banb 81 Chambers st: Aug ~
;@ Ssor 'm,ge $1,000; yrs Gham s ST.
Z q 225 # Of Avenue A.. 245N
s6Jhi.,3cordia Hospital 70 Emigrant IN
=; ~ savings Bank 81 Chamoers ST aus
issule,a mtg 5000. OO0). 3 yrs. Y per cent
e tpIa1oo' attorneys. & z J OGorman' oil
'fsghsfsJTss 5 81 East, 3 sty brk. 1852 II
vi Long to Julia o-Connop, 90, oo6
lsss a.: Arg 10; due as per bond; Se'oc0;
isNar ~ Title Guarantee and Trust CO. -"
s'a!Ty,9s!s.T 1o1 west. . sty brk, ?5xee II;
~ = Mccarthy to Margaret Lsphy,
f-sfs5syyilfs yr. y per c,n{; $3.50. attorney,
fsp-sr Leslie. 1Gj Broadway.
VIZ The Bronx.
->,,.r 4 E $. lot 30 map now Village
W. oSxiOO Eosina Devita and ano to
J...,.Srsnna Blot,t ".4N hoi.ann a's' Ci nu7
cie:,.I;. ~ pi;ET AVE. . = 1o4 It Of West
~ Lh ave- ooONlO0; Pew Realty Corpora
n to city Mortssse CO. s1 20 o Ma" a 81 mug
~, snow r. Wall 81.
hTF PROPERTY; same 10 American
"a sHTE s,ate Co. 527 9th ave prior mtse Sllo-
BeA YRS 6 per cent; Aug 10 - nitgs, caCn
..so601. S2j. 600 attorney, J c Meyers OF
81 Ir %eu AVE. $. 1927 # OF Kings
de Road. i0oXll4l' Masda Operat,nos
90 o1d q pr cent: 500 600: attorney, \
~. Is Wall ST
80 10 Katharine G Boland, Tuckahoe.
Ycy0 Avr IL. 2 Yrs. 6 per cent; s. 600: at
II d Lent Mount Vernon, Y.
TOT I. msp $50 lots Thompson Rose eS-
.+s. Rachele Ia Poita 70 Jennie SeelE' LuN
=, vrs. per cent; $500: address. 1000
HS 2oT los. map subdiy Hudson Park;
Ia zinco 20 Hudson Rose Go. p West
IN e.: Aux - prior mtg 81 OO); ! W.
rs- cent. $3.50; attorney William Langdon'
R,sr'r, Avs AVE. s. so Il Of 10th st,
.;voO: Myles Ambrose ana LOUIS 10 itaus ser,
as ZOO. 3 WIS. So per cent; $4,000. attor-
$50 S,r. s & ri Bloch. 9G Nassau ST.
Startling AVE, II = - ~ w OF o,Inst'ad
,,s loGxi00: Westchester Wood Working 60
~ George Hauser. i462 - Lawrence s.; Aug
% dve Aug l. 1915. 6 per cent, $500; at
,,,nsv. Charles II Baechler. 1i26 Walker
TOPPING AVE. 1902 and 1903. :. 4oxe5.
u,-r, Wolf 10 Dakota Realt" 60. Zoos
groadvay: AUG ~. yrs. per cent g mtgs:
s.ch 5000. $500 attorney Charles II
WALTON AVE. W $. 1888 II n OF Burn
,ss ave SellxlO4S. John Z Scharsmith 10
Rs,4Ick Realty CO. 5o7 East fremont ave
1,ricr mtg $3.50. due as per bond: AUG
~ $4,000: attorney Charles Buckb"e, 507
East fremont ave.
Ti37TH ST. g. 4S1.6 y c Of Home ave,
- Gytn0. BosCobel Building co TO Progress
Eol6inr CO. 81 Nassau s.: Aug 10. due Feb
II 1914: per cent: $4,000.
ls0TH ST, s Al west boundary line land
Samuel Ryer homestead, as on map Samuel
R-er homestead runs 20 lot ~ q 20
h- IS xn 20 81 x $50 10 beg. Pas
ogaIe D'Auria 20 William \ Cameron, 20
Fast 1o6th st. July % prior mtg $4,000;
3gs rs per bond: $500. attorney, "
Cameron 1907 RsthEate ave.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
AT-GT-ST On
Manhattan.


NAEGLE AVE. n cor Arden ST, 110Xi25:
INV . 1911; Hense Construction co to Mar
rsret kerry; So. ZOO; attorneys Seybel & Felt
' SsTH ST s17 West. 2oxese. Aus 10. 1909:
harriet James TO the Boys Club IA corpora
toni. So 600, attorneys. Alexander Green
;,sT ST. 40 West. 1sxlOO5: Dec Is. 1883.
George " and Ida VI Hamilton TO Robert A b
Dayton, trustee. $4,000; address. 10 VIII
I'D ST. 1913 East. $50 It W OF 30 ave. Tx
l6e. Anil o. 1902: George v Walmuth 10
Aston Trus, Co: SO coo: attorney John MI
18TH ST s s. 1906 II " Of Broadway, Sax
ali June l.. 1906; the Oppenheim Realty Co
% Ernes, u Levy: $500: attorney. Edgar \
IIsp ST. s S. l25 # W Of Convent ave. ak
oil: Oct - 1911. Rene CONSTRUCTION co 70
STATE Realty and Mortgage Co $1,000; ad-
dress. u Pine 81.
The Bronx.
COLUMBUS AVE. n " cor lot -. map OF
station $1lOO: March II. 1906; James p Mol
loy 10 CHRISTOPHER r Isles: $500, attorney.
avyer. Title Insurance and Trust 90 lSe
SAME PROPERTY: Feb -. 1905: Christie
yber Z Isles TO Arthur 81 SLIDER: $3.50. address.
ECHO PLACE. 674. 20 ioxlOo: Jan 20. 1906:
Margaret VI and John Andre 10 lreneflcH =
TlmsBn. saiis6ed OF record without produc-
ion Of mtg b. order Of supreme Court Aug
~ 1912 Justice John Ford; $1,000 atiof-
Nys. Woodford. Bovee & Butcher Ma-iso"
ave. 49,, -.
HOFFMAN ST. W s. 45.6 II OF 18Th 81,
s1s4 II: Nav 90. 1910: Arthur Avenue hesaty
snd Construction co 20 Warren b Sammis' "
10: ,ttorney. " z Sammis. Liberty st.
LoTs 80 20 and 81, mar, 20. 81 KayHon .
Park. Feb = 1910: W!fred and Bessie la
noths "a uf,ro',.te IArnothe: $3.50. attorney
Eavard D T.oughman. go Broadway. o..
aAPES AVE. cor 17sth 81; 4e,s sS, 30; : :
SEPT % 1911: Joseph Diamond TO samueI b''-
,srrap. "a go: address 300 Broadway.
WALKER ST NOV osstdorp ave- S,,a :;
,sbinng land formerly Of Epnralm oe1 " en- u
,nd now or late OF Mary Mchenna and rose
A Crahsnl. rms n III to land formerly OF
Thornas Walker along said land %; 70
ard az YoSepb Horr!dge 1856 70 Nethe'
iBryant, a. Z " o. 3 20 beginning. March %
lso4: Richard D and Lillian d N oG6 20 70
John 0rl and Amanda Bussingi So;Ooo, a.
asy smith Williamson, 364 Alexander ave.
SAME PROPERTY: April Is. lSOe' same 70
are: IS coo; attorney az ABOVE
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

August Abroek 20 Emil Singer; $1,000:
Alberf 7 SchW arzler to Del Balso' ssVV
Burdiek Realty CO 20 Mary y GereV' ;
300 r,,...o
ssldo; $500. ,D,.,.
tIings Bank; $4,000. v.--. L,
'' se1nd Realty Co to Mary g Whitaker;
1900 ..
fjonaId Mackay TO Edith King; $4,000.
pauline Kaplan 20 Adeline V Shaw 81 4Oo.
ssrsh 4 Wright 90 John Bussirg S"'OUO.
Ornond Realty Co 10 Jacob Levy; so VVu.
Fiizabeth Morris to Thomas s Motifs: 81.
Miriam Tuckman TO Abraham J Mar
ksi; 81 000. $1,000 -. ,.ao
United states Grand Lodge OF the inde-
psnden, order Sons OF BENJAMIN 10 Dty
Dock Savings Institution; $4,000. ,,,..
Isabella NJ Zschus 10 Florence Prince .
1890
Henry II Grote 10 Alex Cruickshank; s5l5.
Charles Weiil and sno 70 Frank SchanuS'
$500
Nathan Tuckman 70 stanisiaus y Tuck
man, 81
LaRysn Title Insurance ana Trust 60 70
5shkegs Trust Co. trus' VI wv
SINE 70 same: $4,000.
same 80 same: $50 900. $1,000
Ssfne 70 Union League Cluoi slo'"V".
same n same; $40. 900. .oo,oo
SANE 70 United States Trust 20 S--''VV'
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MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST 20

AUGUST "
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. n cor dIe,h
- lo1l50. Bernard Trohn agt HOLLYWOOD I 1Lot,
SIant Episcopal Church, owner: ChaFies warn
nat, contractor: 500. 800,
HoRATIo ST. iO5 and 107: Fitzp9atrlek'
ne agt estate Of Z A Hoffman. owner; RENE
aeue Construction co, contractor; SD - IN.
PARK AVE. = " cor 134th 81, GIlNItV,
alle, 4 Co agt Gideon l. Young owner
s'smun6 y Lew contractor. s35 43.
4fH ST, ii5 West; George wallace; me
ssl suborsl Realty co. owner: Hannah west
'''msr, contractor. s6i IS
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

lseTH ST. cor. 40 west. and To
cc11..sierdsm ave. for "a 10 sly tenmt Cohesle
obstruction Go. 42O West l19th ST. owners /;
100000.
The Bronx.
.SlH ST. $. 100 n Of Park aye FOR q, q
10y brk tenmt. 49.1ia, XsI: william u
zstsnner. 3e0s I'd ave. owner: Maximi1ah
p ,sss go 9TH ave. architect; $4,000: &c
1gs Eh AVE, 5sI. for ! sly brk hhed, 30
- = II Mace. on premises. owner ROD
Mos l2s Liberty 81. architect S35o.
ave- i.D,OLLTOWN ROAD. n cor holsoi'
pgai sly frame Dig. 2ix35 y Cnarlss
sks..ory, Southern Boulevard and West--
efssst ave. owner Charles Il Baxter 1884
ave. architect: s4.5OO
NJ DLEroWN ROAD. $. 1l6.4 n %, OF
Chsy1a. ave- To- sly frame dwg' -ZH9o,
n 49, Baxter Construction co. ChaIIes
sreh,.uter' 1887 Grant ave president ana
vysscst owner; $4,000
-, ~ AVE, g. l75 n Of Jennings At
Ton nao,s5 sly brk tennis. 81 8x9s. TIarrIng,
va. . va GO, Adsia 81 Harrington; ltaS
u ava president. owner. Harry u Ho"ei'
Nha lfsth ~, architect. $4,000.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
AUGUST 20

AUGUST ~.
EVERGREEN AVE, e >. 1OI " n 49,
chester ave 20Oxi00. city Mortgage -
Pew Realty % 500. 600. ,.-o~u46.
i7STH ST, cor Mapes ave. 80. * ' Co,'
Cltv Mortgage 20 loans Joseph DIAMOND '''
''' I0RIiLNRD ST. " $. ali n lssth 81,
30 $3.50. Prospect Investing 30 '"d"N
Improvement co SIS, 900
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received al the Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts Navy Department.
Washington. -. g.. until 10 o. clock d. m.. Sep
teruher 10 1912 and publicly opened immcdi
ately thereafter. &C. furnish al the navy yard.
Brooklyn. =. y. etc. a quantity o; naval sup
plies as follows: sch. 473a: Timed aprico,s
sch. 400. Jerseys, Khaki leggings bathing
trunks.-Sch. 4T13. BLe-prlntng and pipe
threading machine. lGthc Chucks.-SCA 4Ti4.
Rotary shear machine Sch. $40 Boiler COM
pound. hose Sch. 47S0' Receptacles. ventilat
ing sets.-ScE. ass. steel plates Sch a. .:
Hardware tools. etc.--Sch 47s5. Hose. Naval
Station. Pearl Harbor. HawSii.-sch. 47G2:
Transformers. Applications Tor proposals should
designate the schedules desired by number.
Blank proposals viii be furnished upon appli-
cation 10 the navy pay office. New York. y. "
or TO the Bureau. T. J. COWIE Paymaster-
General. l.. s. y. S-19-l2
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway. between Goth and
37th SITS. until o'clock p m.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
BOY WANTED opportunity
FOR a grammar or high school graduate
20 enter one OF the most important concerns
in the city, with further chance OF advance
ment 20 a lucrative position; boy must be
well educated. Protestant, neat. active, OF
good character, and willing 20 work for his
Ultimate success Address. =. T. Tribune
G. ptown Crice. 1884 Broadway.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy to get
NJ free booklet tells how. Write to-day
7 33S- NOW Earl Hopkins. Washington. %.
MADE $4,000 in Ave years with q small
mail order business, began with 80. send
FOR fee booklet Tells how. Heaeock. $685.
L ALLAH =
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ootTu ST. n s, 400 II " Of Cadiz Place
r. sly frame ftore and dWB, --A"f
Eqctol Defend on premises. owner: T. :
gandesson' 2I36 Clinton ave, archltec'
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
on MERMAID. -Girl wishes to so out OF city
With New York or Boston family l. NJ. e.
Box Is. Tribune ONCE.
COUPLE.-s5O. German: useful man, gar
dener farmer, etc; wife good cook and
bouseworker personal long references. D..
Matbcwyon Agency. SIS 9Th ave. Tel. 31S
Bryant.
FARMHAND.--s25: German. all kinds OF
farm work. thoroughly understands farm
machinery. stock, etc. otto, Mathewson
Agency. SIS 9Th ave. Tel 37s Bryant.
FARMLAND SWede. good all around man
on small place: understands horses. cows,
vegetables. etc: excellent references. s25.
Arthur AT Mathewson's Agency. SIS 9Th ave.
Tel. rs BRYANT
OUSESfAN.-Strong. sober. willing, not
afraid OF hard work. excellent references;
city. country: wages. So. Mics Buekleys
Female
COOK, LArNDREss. Experienced middle
aged woman. good cook and lauudress;
position private Protestant family; country.
Address letters. Cook. 200 East ed.
COOK.-Also chambermaid aud waitress or
laundress; very capable young Finnish
grit: very best reference. Jussila Agency.
$50 Lexington ave. lei. 4453 Plaza.
COOK, CHAMBERMAID-w WAITRESS Sis
tors. five years reference; s25 each. NJ,
Mis-. HofmayePs Agency, 320.322 9Th ave.
ninth floor Telephone 4527 Madison Square.
GENERAL HOCSEWoRKER Very neat,
willing girl. good cook. excellent lsundress;
finest references; city country; SOS. Pearson's
Agency. East 1920 st. Tel 5049 Harlem.
HOUSEWORKER. 49, Young Finnish girl,
lately landed. very neat and willing;
wages. SIS Jussila Agency, ESQ Lexington
ave Tel.. 4453 Plaza.
HOUSEWORKER SIS. BY a neat young girl
with personal city references Inquire
Mathewson Agency. SIS 9Th ave. Tel 3Ts
Bryant.
HOUSEWORKER-Firs class cook and good
laundress: very neat: excellent references;
country preferred; s25 Pearson's Agency 20
Church ST, Jamaica. L. l. Tel. 4se-J, Jamaica.
NEAT GIRL would like position as lsdys
maid or attendant In doctors office. wages.
SEQ TO s25; excellent references. Miss Buck
ieys Agency, II West 42d Phone 74sT
Bryant
WAITRBSs.-An exceptionally neat, young.
smart waitress: best city references; s22.
Parsons Agency. East J82d o.. Tel 5049-
Harlenl
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The Bronx.

II. 20 a u sly office bldg; United states
EeqIty 90 III Broadway. owners. FRANCIS
II KiglbaU II Broadway. architect; $4,000.
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MISCELlANE OUS.

A DOCTORS TALK WITH MAIDEN. WEE
and mother. facts every woman snCuld
know: not A cheap pamphlet; book or 2iQ
pages; Illustrated; bound ~ gooo cioth' HoLu
tl,ie sent in plain wrapper. postpaid, price
81 HYGIENE Helps Co. Box 1883, Boston
Mass
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Female.

- Refined English woman
would like position as companion TO in
valid elderly lady or children willing 10
travel: wages no object. Miss Buckleys
Agency II West 42d. Phone T4S7 Bryant.
NTRSE or ATTENDANT. with institutional
experience for an insane hospital; pay SO
A month call at $50 p. m. to-day. 1t6 East
oSth St for IA personal interview
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VIC Rk WANTED.
Male.

An ACTIVE. energetic and experienced &C
countant $50 desires a position as Ieuser
clerk. cashier correspondent or credit man
Al references as 10 character and ability,
and a surety. bond given II required. A.
w NJ lnI Meai LIN 81.
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YOUNG MAN desires good permanent position;
salary no object y. Melhsdo. 400 East l39ih
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BANKBOOK No 348.lGl Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing. Any person hav-
ing a claim 10 Il is hereby called upon 20
present the same within ten days or submit
20 having said passbook cancelled and a new
one issued.
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MAN AND WIFE 1.-TWO daughters. is and 10.
would like 10 be carctakers Of house. Ad-
dress l. b Box 20 Tribune.
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The Bronx.
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

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Ofce. 40. 1894 Broadway. between 3dth and
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"O"lINE F F,sT II. sy WAN q, s Noen'
r. l,p J:an r. La Guayrd, PtO. CaJeiy,
rurarao and Maracalbo via Curacao
= CARACAS sept. II
For Mayasuez. ?. r. Ia GuayF'' curacao
and MafarHibo
MARACAIBo. Aug. Il n La ..... sept :
srpe-lor Ac .omu0la'iCns for Passengers.
BLISS. pALLETr co.
General Managers ~ Nsu rtIeet.
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CLARK'S ORIENT CRUISE

By new Cuuarder "LIconia.' Feb. j.. S4Vo W
for Il days. including shore excursions
Round World and South America Tours.
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BANKBOOK No. 59S 27o OF the Emigrant In
dustrial Savings Bank Payment stopped.
Please return book 20 bank. 40. 81 Chambers
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CNTsWLEE JfNI.NGLlNES

For CATsl.ILL HUDSON. CONsACKIE and
way landings Direct connection with CatsHili
Mountain Railroads FOR CAIHD. FAhhN
'ANNT.pEEIfIE and
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

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ppess. etc 10 colleges. Schools and FAM
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BANKBOOK No 4jS s04 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person nav
ing claim 20 il is hereby called upon 20
present the same within ten days or submit
70 having said passbook cancelled and new
one tceued
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LOST BANKBOOKS.

BANKBOOK No SIS 500 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. Any person hay
ing = claim TO a. is hereby called upon 20
present Tire same within ten days or submit
to having said passbook cancelled and new
On. l-.-nM-
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ANTIQUES,

NNTTQU ES.--Second hand furniture bought.
sold r. Creamer. 9is 9Th ave 'Fhons
Plaza-626l.
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: 0sr or LEN.-Bankboolc 30 555. O9s
Of the Fmigraut Industrial Savings Bank.
PAYMENT stopped. Please return book %
hank No ~ chambers street.
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