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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07

We have about 800 Bushels of New
York BaIdwins stored in our Old Store,
and something like 200, Bushels of
Ben Davis.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
Teacher Suspended,

The following. from the county
superintendent of schools, settles
the trouble in the Durrett Avenue
school case:
The division board of education.
Division No. 8, of the county, met
in the city court room Tuesday af-
ternoon to try the charges preferred
against Belle Laprade, assistant
teacher at the Durrett Avenue COL
ored school. growing out of the
trouble of some weeks ago. between
her and the principal. c. W. Merri-
wether. After hearing the evidence
on both sides the board suspended
Belle Laprade. there being no
charges against Merriweather, who
has since resigned.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
NEW MAYOR
And Four New COuncilmen
Elected In GAINESVILLE.

d. B. Wood was elected Tuesday
to succeed M. R. Hammer as Mayor
and 7. E. Manson. D. A. Harrison.
r. N. Gardner and R. B. Tarpley
were elected new representatives
from the Third, Fifth. Sixth and
Seventh Wards, respectively in the
regular municipal election election.
The old members reelected were j.
t. Cunningham. First Ward; W. P.
Titus. Second Ward; w. E. Lassiter,
Fourth Ward; G. D. Runyon. Eighth
Ward; c w. Bailey, Ninth Ward;
c. L. Perkins, Tenth Ward. Leaf
Chronicle.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
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PURELY PERSONAL.
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Mr. j. P. Braden. who mas been i'll
at different times during the fall.
after being able to go about town
occasionally. was taken to his bed
again last Wednesday.
Mrs. George Radford. South Wal
nut ST., and her mother have re-
turned from a visit to the country.
Mrs. Radford is much improved in
health.
Mrs. Victor Houston. of Sacra-
mento, CAL. who is visiting the fam
lily of w. II. Tibbs, will leave for
home next Monday.
Hon. E. E. Wash. of Cadiz. spent
yesterday in the city.
: T. E1gar Harvey. of Louisville,
was in the city yesterday gathering
date for a book advertising Ken
lucky to be issued at the meeting of
the T. P. A. in Louisville next Spring.
Mr.. Harvey expressed himself as
wonderfully pleased with Hopkins
vile as q wide-awake city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
THE EASTERN STAR.
New officers Chosen For Com
ing Year.

Carrie Hart Chapter Of the East
ern Star held an election last Tues
day night and the following officer.
were chosen for the coming year:
Fannie c. Phelps. w. M.
VIM. H. Cummings. Jr.. w B.
Lulie M. Bullard, A. NJ.
Gertrude X. Gray. Secretary.
Carrie Hart. Treasurer.
Virginia Tibbs, Conductress.
Tennie Sacks. Assistant Conduc.
tress.
Lizzie 7. Meacham. Chaplain.
Floar Harris, Marshal.
Lula Lowenthal, Organist.
Florence Tibbs. Adah.
Mary B. Klein, Ruth.
Susie b. Rutherford, Esther.
Camilla I. Wall, Martha.
Maud Carter, Electa.
Theresa Davis. Warder.
B. NJ. Weathers, Sentinel.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
Mrs. Lacy and Mrs. Henry Re-
ported Largest FlOCkS.

In the annual turkey contest Of j..
H. Anderson & Co., who offered
prizes for the biggest flocks report
ed, Mrs. F. B. Lacy won first prize
with 83 and Mrs. A. M. Henry Sec
ond with 50 raised this year. Miss
Mary Garth. of Trenton, was third
with 76. There we're fifteen flocks
of 10 or more. The prizes were q
$40 hat and a S. skirt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
GREECE SLIPS UP
But The Other Allies Call Off
Dogs Of War.

Constantinople, Dec. Cit is Of
ficielly announced that an armistice
has been signed between Turkey and
Bulgaria, Servia and Montenegro.
Apparently Greece has not signed.
and thus is left to continue the war
alone with Turkey if she so desires.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
"THE WHOLE CHEESE. !"

Claude Clark does not think he is
the whole cheese" but he knows he
has.it; 1t is in the show window and
it weighs sol pounds. 1t IS a pure
New York cream and will be cut on
the 23rd of this month,and apportion-
ed out to those putting in their or
ders before that date.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
SmithSon & Everitt,
FUNE RAJ DIRECTORS.
DR.. wager Resigns

( DR.. Arthur, for the past six years
president of the Georgetown. KY,
college, and connected with the In
stitution for twenty Eight years. re-
signed at the meeting of the trus-
tees held Thursday afternoon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
Seriously Hurt.

Goebel Cayce. little son of Mrs.
Rebecca Cayce, recently fell and in
jured one of his knees that made it
necessary for him to get about with
a crutch Thursday he fell and hurt
the injured knee again and is now
confined to his bed and suffering in
tensely.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
Coming To HOpkinSville.

Mayor Townsend, of Bowling
Green, has appointed the City Attor-
ney and City Clerk committee to
visit Hopkinsville and inspect the
abattoir system of slaughtering and
inspection of fresh meats. They
will come early next week, the may
or with them.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-12-07
APPLES!
FINE EATING APPLES, GOOD
COOKING APPLES.

The way we sell them you can afford
to cook and eat Apples all the time.
There is no better food known to the
scientific profession The people of
Christian county can buy apples as
cheap as they are sold in the cities by
commission merchants. We ship them
in Car Load lots, sell them quick and
make very small profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08
PROPOSALS.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT WASHING
ton. MAY 4, 1912 Proposals Will be received at
the Post ONCE Department. Washington, untli
vice pursuant 70 the Act OF March 3. 1891, on
tho routes hereinafter described, service 10 COM
mcnce not later than January J. 1912 contracts
The right Is reserved 70 reject any or all hiuS'
SCHEDULE OF ROUTES
VESSELS OF THE SECOND CLASS.
30. 81. New York to Colon 6l weekly Fly ca az
10 So New Orleans TO Colon. bl-weekiS
time 70 colon. days Bond s3S:OOo, ..LI,.
calling at San Pedro and san Diego AZ , e,ee,Io,'
OF DepaJ tment. time, san Francisco to PANAMA
'''' '" TiEssE Gis OF THE THIRD CLASS;
No 81 Boston 10 Colon. once every y days;
time 20 Colon, days. Bond. $1,000. .. no
No IS. Philadelphia to Colon once eEety 20 q,
election OF Department time. Philadelphia 10
Colon IA days. Bond. $4,000 -. no
40. So Baltimore 20 Colon, once cSery %
tIor Of Department: time, baltimore 10 Cooh'
y days Bond. $1,000. ,-- 1880.
No 81 Seattle 10 Panama. about twice every
month 28 trips year. calling at san frahcIsco'
san Pedro, and San Diego. AZ election OF De
pli tment; time Seattle to PANAMA. AZ ua'''
Fond, $4,000 .. anon, %
6avs calling at San Francisco. San PEDRO, ana
San Diego, at election OF Department uIhe'
pnrtland 10 Panama, 16 days. BOND, $So,Wp .
The Postmaster General reserves uie Ilsnt ~
,bcy may continue their voyage 70 porl AT Wv
oIt osite end OF the Panama Canal TO carry any
portion OF their mails 10 such port "''''u' az
6itiOnal compensation. 49,, A.. o,,...
thstr,,ctious 10 bidders. and blank forms OF pro
nnsais with bonds, can be obtained 81 me cd
80 seisfant Postmaster General post once
80 I11ior,,nent on and after June /. 1912. FRANK
- 'IJITT'HCOCK. Postniaster GeneraI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08

Losn and Trust Co and William II Harr,s tru.-
tees, owners: Hennebique Construction Co con-
tractor, 81 1914 93. "
ETH ST, sos and $40 West; Locko -, Smith
Co aRt Amaie Friedman and Calume, yJo,el 60
FULTON AVE. W $, 100 II of 1fIst 81 box
l37, HARRISON Walker Refractories Co act Nor
IT'S Franke owner: Bethel Construction 60.
owner and contractor; s5oS 90
- HENRY ST, 49,; | W & Horn co aet
version and Julius Miller. contractors, 81 sTS
23D ST. 12S and 100 Fast; Paris Marble and
Tile Works ast Rita Bmlding Go. owner; Eman
uel 1acobus. contractor: 1915.
AUDUBON AVE, $, 74.lt II n Of Ie3d ST.
20. NO; Berger Manufacturing Co agt West Is,tl
Street Construction Co. owner; Frederick Burg
hard, contractor; $50.
nth ST l07 East; George u Shuman ast
Kroeder a. Reubel. owners; John Glasbrenner 4
Co. contractors: $lS2 Al
ODD ST, Us and 100 East; Pruzansky g. Sidel-
sky agt Rita Building Co. owner and contractor
81. 100.
ATTORNEY ST. $ 125 It OF Rivinston ST.
25NI5; InWood Iron Works agt Dora herman,
Rosie Huppert and Clara Borak, owners: Isaac
Rothfeld, contractor; $40.
BROADWAY, : cor +3d st. 104 3X1Q3 Ok irreg;
W G Cornell Co agt Mary 4 Fitzgerald owner;
Frank II Tate and George NJ Conan Theatre Co,
lessecs; Broadway and 43d Street building co.
lessee and contractor: Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. trustee (renewaD. s3i 05l 95
2ITH ST, l13 West; Samuel Greenfield ct al
agt Gross Epgel a Co owners; George Schor,
contractor (renewaD: S1S2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08
s,JRRooATE's NOTICES.

sTRVOGATE's COURT. WEsTCHEsTE, Pr
I'o,ntv in the matter OF the application Tor
'osn q, administration upon the estate OF
,w,,sta a 81 Wendell, deceased.
~ ,ba creditors OF the estate or Augusta a. >.
u,oAsI deceased: Please take notice that Eila
" e" Wnr y Wendell and Rebecca a: ID. Wendel
ro" the petitioners herein, intend TO apply TO
~ pss,,,rrooate's Court OF the County OF West
III shes,er FOR Letters OF Administration upon the
C enesn.' chsttels and Credits OF Augusta >;
,f"pa:I deceased, with a limited and nodiheca
W. n,rsuant 10 the provisions OF section z.oos
D =" - code Of civil Procedure or the STATE OF
oi w VIZ. and YOU and each or you are hereby
.nanh and required by virtue OF the aforesala
oasinns Of section 1894 of the said Code ana
i'aivI o''snCe OF the order made for that purpose
10 ~ tbe Hon Frank " Milard. the SAID surro %
py INC aaied June 9th, 1912, TO present any anu
W, ,1nas that YOU may have against the Esta!e
81 s,a a,,s,s g. Wendell, deceased TO the ssin
o. o Aus n, the County OF Westches;er' az his
oene "a The County Court House IN the vi W
oS. ~, Iiains Westchesier County, New ioix.
o ~ before July 10th, 1912 at or after wi hn
,ne 81 bs penalty OF the bond to be given ny ,ne
ilIna ne 10 whom Letters OF administrator
heein shall be granted Is TO DC hAe' ~ inc 'a''
enIrogha'ei s., York June 9Th. 1912 .,.,
- ~, u,s ppcts r. PABEId Attorney Tor fs,itoD 10
bCIsi%C,, f,ce and Post once ADDRESS, NO, -
81 par,, G Row Borough Of Manhattan Ne" fofN
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08
Iosr RANKeOOKS.

p,SVRooK No 5s7, 451 of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. Any person having
n claim 10 1t is hereby called upon TO present
- .ara within ten days or submit TO having
s sse nassbook cancelled and new orc issued.
1.NLpooK No 7i5 OF the Union Dime
&c e,i,ngs Hank is missing. Any person having
claim 20 Il is hereby called upon to present
The same within ten days or submit TO having
.av rassbook cancelled and new one issued
n.NUpooK No 593. 663 OF the Union Dime
d. cH,itras RAINY is missing. Any person having
90 30 n is hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten days or submit to having said
passbook cancelled and a new one lssuea: ,.--
,o5,-r on sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. 6l9. ITO o!
LCSt German Savings Bank In the City OF New
yo ,dS corner 4,h ave and IAN st. issued 70
kate a,,ng the same. II not returned 10 the
neg, on the 18th day OF June. 1912, duplicate
In 10 issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08

SUPREME CoURT-CouNTY OF NEW YORK.
Ernst Martens. plaintiff, VS.. Oliver l..
Gibbon defendant.-To the above named de-
PENDANT: You are hereby summoned 20 answer
Inc complaint in this action. and to serve a
copy OF your answer on the plaintins attorneys
Within twenty days after the service OF this
summons exclusive Of the day Of service. md
In case OF your failure TO appear. or answer.
Judgment will be taken against you by default
Tor fne relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. MAY LIST, lsl2
pEFSSINGER e. NEWCOMBE. Attorneys for
ulaintifr 90 Wall street. Borough OF Nan
haitian, City Of New YORK
To oliver T., Gibbon. defendant.
The foregoing summons ~ served upon on,
by publication, pursuant TO an order OF the
i'm lanes A. Blanchard. a justice Of tho SUI
prene Court OF the state Of New York In and
a. tho County Of New York. dated May 31st.
100 and filed with the complaint in tho office
OF the clerk OF the County OF New York at the
Countv Court House. Borough OF Manhattan.
CT ~ New York on the same day; the orig
,nai complaint having been duly filed In said a.
ece on the End day OF May. 1917
pated. New York. May Dist. 1872.
pRTssINGER & NEWCoMBE. Attorneys for
Tiain,iff 80 Wall street, Borough OF Man
haitian City OF New YORK.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male
AGENTS-S5 a day easily. A good many make
double that. 40 Whirlwind seller. We furnish a
sample Free. Write for II and Catalogue II. u.
HorGer, 1881 Vernon st, Harrisburg Penna.
l MADE 100000 in five years with a sma II
mail order business; began with So. Send
for free booklet Tells how. Heacock. 5055
lockport, ~ Y
LIVE AGENTS are coming money with our out
fit, which doubles the life OF auto tires. Book
LEI free. r. G, DIFFER. Laurel ST, Buffalo, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08
UMMONS.

KEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
I'ouuty-The Equitable Life Assurance S.clety
~ the United States. Plaintiff. againS MINNIE
Witte Patrick Brady and Anna brady his VIE
prank Thorn. John Armstrong. Brrthold othcF
,yiso Rudolph Steinschneider. and Trina stein
schneider his wife. the name 'Iuia being ne
ti.ioug and the true name 81 hdid dtichuailt ~,
ing unknown 70 plantin. Arthur SteinschnelIeI
ana MARY Steinschneider. his wife. the name
MARY being fictitious, and the true nahiS -, ~
said defendant being unknown u plainuH' 80
Stolnschneider, Defendants, summons. Inc iiaIi ,
TN desires the trial Of this action IN the County
70 the above-named defendants:
You are hereby summoned 70 answer the CON
plant in this action, ana 10 s..De a 'c ,ptlI,b IN
twenty DAYS after the service OF this summons.
exclusive or the day Of service. and IN case 90
your failure 70 appear or answer. )uagnlsht, WI
be taken against you by default Tor the rellet oe
msnded in tho complaint. o,,
Dated, New York, March 1eth, JILL.
ALEXANDER GREEN.
Attorneys Tor Plaintin. ONCE ana A.. o. Aoo.esa,
York city. y. y.
10 Rerihold otherwise Rudolph. Aeinschneider
and 'Irma' stcinschneider. his wife. the nane e
'Irma" being fictitious. aud tho true name oil
said defendant being unknown 10 plalntln, Arthur
Steinschneider and MARY Stenschneider. MS
wife the name MARY being fictitious, and the
true name OF said defendant being unknown TO
plaintiff. Olga steinschneider: The foregoing
summons IS served upon you by publication puF-
suant TO an order OF the Hon. James a. Blanch-
ard a Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the state
of New York, dated the 3lst day OF May 1912.
aud filed with tho complaint IN the Office OF tho
Clerk OF the County OF New York al the County
Manhattan. city and state OF New York
Dated. New York. Juno 4th. 1917
ALEXANDER & GREEN
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ONCE & T. O. Address. 165 broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08

SEND FOR FREE GUIDE BOOKS to 1000
ideal vacations. State whether you prefer
seashore, mountains lakes or woods. Address
VACATION BUREAU, The New England Lines.
Room 907. so. station. Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08
Err SUMMER
lei
LONG IsLAND.

THE ELsToNE PARK HoTEL-open all the
year; bathing. boating. fishing, etc; garage.
casino cafe: japanese service; nigh Class Ts on
ret whist etc Far Rockaway. l.. j. RlCHAhD
G. HERNDON and CLAUD SAUNDERS. Mgrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Wilson n Powell. 1r. trus, to Wilson NJ
= seg,sa Schaefer TO North Side Bank OF
,,l!tle Insurance 60 10 Emily J. w Johns:
,ss1rolino Bartels. ex, to Caroline A Bartels;
Mar searles to Netuo wieder and ano;
George N O'ReiIly 10 Columbia .Knicker-
booker Trust Co; $4,000
,s Esperanto Mortgage 60 20 Isabelle Levi;
Sarah A Mason to Concourso Improvement
ssndow Realty co TO Pauline Calm; nom.
tseoo " ~ =
,.Eizsbeth Pandolnno to Domenlco Albonese;
!, Kniekerbocker Trust co to Aaron Bucks
s.g.ermsnla Life Insurance Co 10 Lawyers
nvs insurance and Trust Co: $4,000.
SaTln Royie 20 John Campbell. nom.
as~sers Title Insurance and Trust co 70
s1ryytrs Mortgage co; $4,000
IN. ~ same: $4,000
'1ks.-o {. and 800.
Frederick Fielder to Mutual Life Insurance
.hree mtgs; and 500. ,,, ,,..
sly Real Estate Co to Frederick w Fielder
lhIse mtgs o and 500
ssaanhattsn Mortgage co 10 Guaranteed
yssge Co: two mtgs; S45,l1O IS
h,io0 . semen W ''"' q"
sane 10 Alice Conklin; 5000.
,rharl$s Leopard 10 Flora Siegel; $500
cchsfles j. Barry TO George Beach; $4,000.
l.soise Beach 10 Fairfield County National
'.nki 10000
Winston Holding co 10 Isidor Levy: $1,000.
n: ~ ~
Sinuel Berkowltz to sigmund schnee; 81.
s,nofs9n g Barnwell and ano 70 Title Guar
|sse and Trust Co; 5000.
r,an.Igsfsi y Bishop to Title Guarantee ana
'sst ~: $4,000.
p,rssstri,a i@ Bon Contracting Co TO John
c.n1n; 81
caNGspteed Mortgage Co TO MosEman Realty
K, mo asstss each s24. 600
sn..s,hnbastan Mortgage co 20 Guaranteed
ssKe co. 81 coo
= Psfiigrsw 20 Vernette y Prentice; ~.
tmannnry Mortgage 90 10 Anna G II sch"ar'h'
.vss Jskobus 20 Rose w Jakobus; 500.
tif ass lean Mortgage co 20 Eliza Clark
MN, si,s Nsdigsn and sno to James Madi-
flnnr Levi, CIR, 10 Adele Colman; ~
'"s 10 Florence l. Newhouse; VI.
MECHANICS. LIENS.
L,v.kArIo ST. los and i07; United Building
snai 90 sgt Samuel v Hoffman, FARMERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08
WORK WANTED,

Male
CHACFFEUR.-Sing (2D; private family; two
years shop experience; two year driving OK
periencc. : II. Du Bon. Az Stenway ave,
Long Island city. y. y.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED by man thorough In
Office work OF all types; skilful accountant
broad experience I'm manufacturing, trading busi-
nesses. J. B.. Box I, Tribune Office.
HIGH CLASS MAN, OF large business expert
ence would accept position OF responsibility
and trust; bank reference. A., Box 81, Tribune
Office.
YOUNG MAN (26l. thorough business and selling
ability, would like position with o reputable
firm in Panama S. BOX L.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.

,upUuTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
THE MADISON square Gi22 Broadway,
- Wranoh Si3 Lenox Ave. near 127th 81.
brooAIySo .hnoIa men all the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08
MASSACHUSETTS
THE NAN NET

MARBLEHHAD NECK. MASS.
onens June s. Finest location on North
cbors ~ Mass Bay. Every room has ocean
view Booklet from r. O. BROWN. Mgr.
MARTHNs VINEYARD AND NANTUCKET
1aIands I'm the ocean You'd enjoy a vacation
there Send for two beautifully illustrated books.
,rhey;,s fre. Call or write City Ticket Of
nee. III broadway, New YORK City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08

BY woman Of refinement: desires position;
good sewer Write Miss A., 60 Downing st.
BROOKLYN -
COOK.-Firgt class all branches, with or
without ktchenmaid; country preferred; 8
years excellent references. SJj-S4O. MISS
Buckley's Agency. II West AID Phone 1857
Bryant
EXPERIENCED WOMAN in American family;
all branches; fine pastry ana bIes %r any peF'
lGJ 18th ave
HoUsEWoRKER = Swedish; newly landed;
As sTcTs "a, ana East w 5Tt ). Tel a22l Plaza
INFANTS NURSE. hospital trained: English
Protestant three years eXeelleht ei'E reltr
NDREsS-Understand finest work. shirts,
lingerie gowns. laces, etc; excellent refer
ences; wants position Lenox. Pittsheld' Lee,
etc. g. Miss Fitzieraid's Bureau. 1OJ Flfth
ave. entrance 42d ST.
LATNDREsS - Understands finest laundry
work, shirts collars. hne linen, iaces en-.
York families f. r. Miss FitzGeralIs Blu
reau sos Fifth ave- entrance 42d ST
IATNDREsS-C HAMBERMAID. Neat, strong.
capable German girl: excellent laundress assist
chanberwork; best references. anywhere; Long
Branch preferred. OseIbergs Agency. Il6 Lex
inston ave. Tel 1855 Plaza
MOTHERS HELPER. nurse nursery gov
erncss: refined English Protestant, 80; high
~ Tecomn ended. Industrial Agency. II West
42d 81.
NI@ESE-Or nurse and chambermaid English.
good seamstress; neat. quick thoroughly
cxLerienced years excellent personal ref
erences, city, country; 81. Miss Buckleys
Agency. i West 42d. Phone 74s7 BRYANT
'RSEs.-French, German. English" all
thoroughly competent. two or three chill
dren: nrst class personal reference. city,
country. Miss Buckley's Agency II West
42d Phone 1887 BRYANT.
NURSE Neat. experienced German girl; also
very good Swedish nurse thoroughly expert
enced infant OF older children; best references,
Osterberg's Agency. 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel.
1865 Plaza. "
N;'PSE Scotch; thoroughly experienced; FIRST
class personal references: children over two;
CITY country. Miss BJckley's Employment
Agency. II West 42d 81.
REFINED American woman conpanion eN-
cellent sewer and hO0sekeeper: assist growing
children; country preferred; reference. Apart
me0t 2j Van Beuren. 80 West 10ith st
TWO GTRLG-Together- or separate: cook.
90 plain laundry; chsmbcrmaid. waitress;
thoroughly competent; ~ years excellent
personal references; city country s2s-S2o.
Miss Bucklsy's Agency, II West 42d. Phone
1887 BRYANT ---
WNITRESS-Scotch; take place ~ butler:
has friend chambermaid; together or sep
arstc: years excellent references: city,
country; s2S. Miss Buckley's Agency II west
42d ST Phone 1857 BRYANT.
WOMAN. With boy. u years. good cook and
manager: in country: excellent reference -
- Miss TftzGeralds Bureau. 5O3 5th ave, cor.
42d 81.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

BUTLER and useful man (coloTed), willing and
obliging; ten years reference. one employer;
CITY or country H., Miss FitZGerad's Bureau.
sos 9th ave; entrance 42d ST.
CARETAKER-Mld aged. married couple.
no children, want care OF private house; ex-
perience and references {. +. s.. Tribune Up
town Office, 1864 Broadway.
COUPLE swedish; very reliable; hrst class
cook; man butler valet useful; do entire work;
excellent references; city country; S5O-S6O IN
Crstrial Association Agency. II Wet I'D ST.
Phone 800 Bryant.
GARDENERS OACHMAN.-Sngle: thoroughly
experienced care horses. lawns. vegetables,
flowers; willing worker; strictly temperate.
Jerome. Tribune Uptown Office, 1864 broadway.
GARDENER. - GeIman-American; on small
place; care OF horse, etc; references AddTess
+. P, 90 Sth ave
GARDENER. Middle aged: single; long expert
ence; good reference; also handy with tools. X.
G.. 7s Sd ave.
YOUNG SCOTCllMAN, houseman or useful but
Ter; very industrious: do anything; city, coun-
try. good references. S25. Miss Buckley's Agen-
cy. Il West l2d 81 Phone 1887 Bryant
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Female.

ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER. COMPANION
BY woman Of refinement: desires position
good sewer. Write Miss A., 60 Downing st.
BROOKLYN.
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CHURLEICH INN,

STROUDSBURG PA.
Elegantly located OH top OF mountain. over
looking valley and surrounding country; &C
commodities 300: all Improvements; excellent
boating and bathing. cuisine uneSceled' our
own dairy and farm products used exclusively
on table. Send for booklet.
A. G. GORMAN. Prop.
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COOK-Firgt class all branches, with OF
without kitchenmaid; country preferred; ]
years excellent references. S3J-S4O. Miss
Buckley's Agency. II West 42d. Phone 1857
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