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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-10-26
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Lansdon, N. D. - Bishop OeReilly
was here from Fargo during the past
week, arriving Saturday and return
ing to the Gateway City on Mondays
train. On Sunday he visited the Mt.
Carmel church where confirmation
services were held in the forenoon
and a class Of 100 young commune
cants was confirmed by Bishop
O'Reilly. The class is the largest con-
firmed in the history of the parish
and the congregation gathered to
witness the ceremony taxed the Ca
pacity of the church to it utmost.
Princeton, Minn.-Mike Mahoney
two Notwithstanding for him picking
up potatoes and says they are faith
full workers. He paid each of them
two dollars a day.
Faribault, Minn.-A pretty wedding
took place Wednesday morning, Oct.
1G, at o'clock at the Church OF the
immaculate Conception, when Rev.
Father Slevin united in marriage MIR.
George King and Miss Catherine CAL
lagher, in the presence of large
gathering of the relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. Miss An
M Gallagher, sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid and Mr.. Louis King,
brother Of the groom. was best man.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and friends partook of dainty we'd
ding breakfast in the rooms of Miss
Elizabeth King, in the Holman Block
The rooms and dining table were pref
tily decorated with autumn leaves
and flowers.
lie Sueur, Minn.-A committee OF
the Boys Society of ST. AIMS School,
consisting of r. Foley. Jr., VIM. Ly-
ons and Edw. Murphy, assisted by
the pastor, Father Cahill, have erect
ed giant stride swing on the play
grounds for the benefit of the school
pupils. The old theory of "all worl,
and no play" is not a part of the
modern school work. The play
grounds and proper tools are now q
necessity in all well regulated schools
st. Thomas. Minn.-A mission OF g
weeks duration by the Dominican
Fathers opened here last Sunday ant
will close tomorrow night with Bene,
diction and the papal blessing. II
was we'll attended by Catholics ant
several non Catholics also attended
and were made to feel quite at HON,
during the services.
Anok;,, Mnn.-John T.. Ryan, for
nerly of this town, died at Hudson
Wis., "onday morning, Oct IA. ;.fte
a prolonged illness. The funeral oc
CURED there Wednesday and wa
largely attended. Hc was born her
Nov. JIG. 1888. and was the son o
Mrs. Mary Ryan, who has the sym
pathy of the entire community in he
afflicton.
Little Falls. Minn.-Sunday, TIL
18Th of october, was a gala day TO
the sisters and children at the or
phanage and hospital, it being tn,
namesday of the Right Reverend Mon
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Rosemary, or Life ana pea.n-
By ]. Vincent Huntington.
Beautiful new edition In large
type .................
Service Ahoat, or The Sumter
and Alabama during the Civil
War. Many steel and colored
Illustrations showing naval en-
gagements By Admiral Ra-
phaal SemmoS
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signor Nagl, chaplain of the institu-
ton, the feast of st. Edward, who
was King of England. The festivi-
ties began with high mass at $3.50 a.
M; vespers and, benediction at 8 p.
IN. The Right Reverend Monsignor
received many beautiful and useful
gifts and fond greetings from his de-
voted friends, who wished him many,
many returns of tho day.
Morris, Minn.-Miss Louise NJ. Ne
well, daughter of Mrs. Agnes C..
Newell, of Morris, Mimi, and Mr..
Charles Stewart Byrne, also of that
city, were united in marriage at the
Assumption Church, Morris, on Tues
day, the 18th inst, Rev. Edward
Jones officiating The bride has often
visited i'll Hastings, guest OF her
aunt Mrs. Adolph j. Schaller, and has
many friends here who offer best
wishes for their future happiness.
Shakopee, Mimi. The remains of
Mrs. Mary Kane, wife of the late Capt.
NJ. A. Kane of the st. Paul Fire De-
partment, We're brought here for bur-
ial and placed beside her husband in
Credit River Cemetery on Saturday.
Oct. -. She had been i'll for about
a year. She leaves two little daugh-
tiers besides her father and sisters
and number of relatives to mourn
her loss. About 20 teams were in
the funeral procession. Fr. Deere
conducted the services.
Wabasha, MINI. - Sunday evening,
Oct. ~, the silver jubilee Of Msgr.
Wurst was celebrated in st. Felix
school, about $50 being in attendance.
1t Was an informal affair, in keeping
with the occasion, and following the
supper an impromptu program was
carried out. Address were made by
Rev. VIM. Coleman of West Albany,
Rev. Arthur O'Moore of kellogg, Rev.
P. J. Gallagher of Lake City, and Mr..
Timothy Murphy of Conception.
Msgr. Wurst responded in a delight
full vein. Congratulatory letters We're
read from Rt. Rev. James Trobec,
bishop of st. Cloud and former pas
tor, who was unable to be present;
from Ri. Rev. p. r. Heffron, bishop
of the Winona diocese, who did not
exnect tn he present bit who arrived
near the close of the affair. 1t was
an event that will not soon be for
gotten, giving testimony to the high
esteem in which the worthy pastor
of st. Felix is held by his parishion-
ers and all who know him, and giving
expression to the splendid spirit that
prevails in the parish.
Green Isle, MINI. - A big festival
for the benefit of st. Brendan's
church was held here on Tuesday
Oct. Is. 1t was quite successful, the
gross receipts amounting to about
, $1,000.
Waseca, Minn.-Wednesday morn
ing, Oct. 16, at 8 o'clock occurred the
marriage of Miss Julia Maher Of this
city to Joseph THIEVES of Owatonna
The ceremony was performed by Rev
J. j. Treanor at the Catholic church
in this city. Miss Esther Reibold
sister OF the bride, was bridesmaid
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I'd ask you if there's something there
that looks to you like dancin'!


But as for turkey trots and such,
that now are all the go,
They're nothing like the dances that
we danced in ould Mayo
In summer at the crossroads, or in
winter on the door
That, lifted off its hinges, made a
stage upon the floor
Sure, any one can dance today-and
even poor ould Mick
Could do as well as most of them, for
all he has a stick;
mat is, if he would condescend to
such outrageous prancin',
But, sure, I know that, like myself. he
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Maccarthy More, or. The Fortunes
Of an Irish Chiefly Mrs.
James Sadlier ............... 1.0e
Maidens Of HaIicwed Nance
Embracing many lives of tho
Saints and servants of God
illustrated with fine steel en-.
craving .................. II
May Brooke, or consclenoe-By
Mrs. Anna H. Dorsey. A
beautiful Catholic story ...... 10
Mirror Of True Womanhood-A
book of instruction for women
In the world ................. 2.o'
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Household book q irish Flo.
quence - Containing selected
speeches of the Irish orators. d. /.
Greed of Catholics, or Doctrine Of
our Faith-By Bishop McGill. 80.
Father Burke's Sermons, includ-
ing his famous reply to F'roude.
History Of ireiand-By McGeoghe-
gan and Mitchel-With twelve
splendid steel engravings-One
volume gilt edges ............
Irish FIreside stories-Tales and
Legends with twelve full page
. illustrations
Little Lives Of tho Great ealnts-
BY John O'Kane Murray, H.
Illustrated ................a,
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Our Lady o. Courdeo-A com
plete History Of the Apparition,
with number of authentic
miracles-By Henri Lasserre. l.
Poems Of Thomas Davls-Cloth
gilt top Observation-Disclosures. /.
Poems Of James Clarence Man.
gan, gilt top NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.
Poems, songe and Bailads-By
William Collins .............. 1.
Poems by Thomas darcy McGee
Cloth, gilt top .............. /.
Poems, Song and Ballads Of
Samuel Lover ...............1 /.
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EXTERN lNATORS.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
blanche bronchial. Plaintiff, against Louis
Rosenthal and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF d judgment or foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 18th day
OF MAY, 1912, l. tho undersigned tho referee IN
said Judgment named will sell at public auc-
ton at the Exchange Salesroom. NOS JAW
Vesey street. in the Borough or Manhattan
CITY OF New York, on the Goth day or June
1912 at IL o'clock noon on that DAY; by joseph
T. Day, Auctioneer. the premises directed by
said Judgment TO be sold, and therein described
as follows: All that certain lot piece or parcel
or land with the building and Improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and being IN the
Borough Of Manhattan of the city or New
YORK in the County and State OF New York.
bounded and described as follows; beginning
AZ a point on the northerly side or Cherry
Street distant 80 feet Ga Inches easterly from
the corner formed by the intersection or the
northerly side OF cherry street win the east
srly side OF Pike Street and at the westerly
face OF the westerly wall OF the building stand
Ing on the premises hereby described. ana run
ming thence northerly along said westerly face
Of said westerly wall and along line IN con-
tInuation thereof, lis feet sa inches. TO
point distant 30 feet inches easteriy from the
easterly side OF pike Street: thence easterly "a
feet ~ Inches; thence southerly and part OF
the distance through the centre OF party
wall III feet n. inches TO the nortnefly SIDE
OF cherry Street at point opposite the centre
Of said party wall and thence westerly along
inch TO the point or place OF beginning
Dated New York. June 4th lDl..
ALFRED VI. TOWNlEf, Referee.
LANES H. DEIGNAN Attorney for Plaintiff.
zoe Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan,
New York city.
The following IL a diagram Of the property
TO be sold It's street number Is 2l8 Cherry
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B. R |. MAY ISSUE NOTES
.,.v oriuinaI Plan of Bringing
VIZ out Bonds May Have Been
Changed.

Ing issue of securities from
the as of which the Brooklyn Rapid
the pio't svstem is to meet its part OF the
grsnsi A. construction Of the new sub
cost o. ~ have been awarded to 1t Is
ways VIM form of notes, 1t is now re-
70 'ss' instead of bonds the course pur-
portsu the Interborough Rapid Transit
N'o .ing and commonly expected to be
fnano'ns ~ the case also of the Brooklyn
iOllo"eu a,d will be limited to the esti-
coTVs"s est of building, about s6o,o0o,ooo,
nS ,sas Of being placed II SIoo'ooo'ooV'
originally designed, 49, =.
as o.. 70 office of Kuhn, Loeb Co. it
Al ~. VA Yesterday that nothing had been
vas nod regarding the form which the
cs'', ,,an Papid Transit financing would
BlooN' has already been announced, no
pAe' concerning the Brooklyn Rapid
sA''1 Alan will be issued until after the
I r.n,tof Appeals shall have handed down
'V'' airion in the preferential payment
iS and II that decision shall be un-
Ca, ..nls 10 the traction companies. as is
l..'.a 70 be extremely unlikely, the ne
Wa. .,ions pending between the Brooklyn
-, transit Company and Kuhn. Loeb
10y and the Central Trust Company will
On INST as it has been announced that
-. Morgan contract to take the $780,
-. ~. soa marlborough bonds is contingent
80, favorable court decision.
according TO the current report the plan
-. short term securities, which there Is
lean TO believe is being favorably con-
.'I.rad contemplates an issue of six-year
sn,.s by q new company. which will be d
.rn.,siary Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
rs.,a notes which will bear per cent in
....., the rate fixed for the Interborough
son6s will as the obligation Of another
'.mnanv not disturb or affect in any way
=. present bonds Of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit
While there has been more or less criti-
>,,r, Of the policy Of making large issues
=, short term securities rather than long
ann bonds. IL may be said that there is
,vsys ready market for the short-term
,..oss particularly in Europe. where a
nrss Part Of the money for the Brooklyn
p,rB Transit subway building must be
,.g,,. and it is believed also in Wall Street
ss,' the Brooklyn Rapid Transit manage
usut and It's bankers have been Influenced
"a icn1s extent in the tentative decision TO
issue notes instead of bonds by the fact Of
,hs virtually simultaneous issuance by the
marlborough Rapid Transit Company Of
,be great amount of S70.0O1,N00 long-term
hands the syndicate for taking which was
flossd Yesterday by ! J. Morgan & Co
Bankers in great number I'm this country
and Europe are participating in that syndi-
,s,s: but II may he the judgment of the
grccklyn Rapid Transit fnanciers that
heir own issue Of subway construction Sc
eIr,tiss. coming after the enormous Inter
borough issue, might not be so readily
tskso II in the same form Of bonds. How
aver. the last word as 70 the form Of
financing will he with the Public Service
Commission. the approval Of which must
b secured for whatever financing plan shall
Il sdcpted by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company.
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STATE OF NEW YORK
eawrRvATIoN COMMISSION.
he Matter Of the Application Of the city
81 New York
PUBLIC NOTICE
snlss is hereby given that, pursuant TO Sec
Il 81. Article 8, Of the Conservation Law.
y Conservation Commission Will meet AZ the
o.sn,y Court House in tn village Of Catsklll on
~ lib eay Of June. 1912, a. ten o'clock IN
= forenoon Of that day, for the purpose Of
aHs al persons water works or municipal
lrrrsti1ns or other civil divisions Of The
tz,s Of New York that may be affected by the
tsron o. The plans Of the city OF New,
lEG for securing new and additional supply
wte- plans Tor which have been filed with
" New York state Conservation Commission, at
y rce, IS Washington avenue, Albany, y. Y,
tfs, the same are open for public inspec-
"; and FOR the purpose OF determining whether
NJ plans are Justified by public necessity.
aflructon OF all work connected herewith.
'.'hsr they provide for the proper protection
ne supply and watershed from contamination
sffoyide for the proper filtration Of such add
ma supply. and whether the same are Just
~ sopitsbs 70 the other municipalities and
~ divisions Of the state OF New York aud 70
= Inhabitants thereof affected thereby. ana
nstef said plans make fair ana equitable
n'isions for the determination and payment Of
y sle all damages TO persons and property.
W Direct aud indirect. which Will result from
= oscution thereof
sss'e IN tac Counties Of Greene. Ulster. Della
M srd sch5harie. and viii also affect the
tsti water in streams flowing IN or through
y foanties OF Albany, Columbia. Delaware.
ls'A.ts Greene Montgomery. Orange. Putnam,
iEsxlaer, Rocklznd Saratoga, Schenectady,
sae!i4, Ulster and Wcstchester, the riparian
'js on said stream and also the water rights
~ streams.
Al persons, water works or municipal cor
fzttnS and other civil divisions 81 the state
xsp York. VINO have objection to the cxecu-
" Q. said plans. In order 10 be heard thereon
Ia ucf 4hf fherefg
= once Of the Conservation Commission. In
: City Of Albany. \ Y. on or before the
~ .dsy Of June, 1912 Every objection 30
II must particularly specify the grounds there
10 person water works or municipal corpora
~ q local authority can be heard IN opposl-
q thereto except on objections so hled.
Dated. Ahsng. n Y, NAY 20, 1Ol2
GDO Z. VAN KENNEN,
JAMES ". FLEMING,
JOHN d. MOORE.
Conservation Commission
ALBERT z HOYT.
tecfet1r. n Commission
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Cherry Stretl
NIL CHEESEMAN'S amount OF the lien or
oh.rg. 10 satisfy which the above described
property is be sold d. is thrryone thousand
,h.x.nr tror, the 18th day of May 1912, to-
sethsr with costs and ALLOWANCE amounting %S to
Io.t iu'arest from May 29th. 1912. together
a s,,h he expenses Of the sale. The approx:
mate amount Of the taxes assessments and
,,S.,'.a 20 The purchaser out OF the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee is sSis.9o and
interest IN. .,h 1910
Da's' ALFRED u. ToMNLEY. Referee
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LOST BANKROOkS.

n ,IKROOk No J1., 4o3 Of tho Union prns
savings Bank is missing ANY pa s ',ron N
inc claim TO 70 IL hereby caIlcu wv
"resept the same within ten Gays OF SUM, mn,
10 having said passbcok canceHeo anu NV
one issued ---------- -,,,,.
L1YKB00K No 1880 Of the Union pine pine
savings Bank Is missing ANY PEI son u" "a
irg a claim 20 II Is hereny chlleo upo i,, ~
nrssent Inc same within ten GAYS ., eoo'.in, I'M,
- hayins said passbook cancelled ana ne"
issued oz7- -,oa
i-oST on STOLEN -Bsnkbook No 6,.,los
hCss ,he German sa wings Bank, In the CIV .,
49,. yor, corner Ith ave. and 13th ~, !ssoea
- T-ieda A. Beck. All persons are cautione1,
a"oa,rst NEGOTIATING the same. II not returneu
az ~ 10y On the 10Th day OF June. lol<'
duplicato viii be lssued.
I,tsr on STOLEN. - Bsnkbook No diuoo,
nc ,bg Germsn Savings Bank, IN the Ilty ..
-, york corner 4th ave. ana 14th 81, lseueS
-. uiiIv Grillich. All persons are cau..onea
W i,st ,o0otIating tho same. ~ not r etuineu
hs .Is bank on the 10Th day OF june i'l-' n
duplicate viii be issued. ,>.--,,.o,:
cor Handbook NJ. 5J6.Tsi OF Dry DOCK
LS Sa,iiocs institution Any person haVlhs
90 ',Ton said hook IL called upon 70 pre-
cIa." - came 10 tho bank within thirty any
se" sstd book viii be declared canceleo
% r,tIIguished. and a ne" one iSSueu j"
;S,...T I,aTEbooE No $50 1874. Bank for savings
LIE 90 AZ ave New York. Payment stopped
80 retuTn Look TO bank "
;-e,S5t-- Psnkbook No. yO3.3eI, Bank for savings
81 Ar ave New YORK. Payment s'opPe''
Please return boph 10 pAI-
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
Tor $3.50 year.
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Afternoon boat for Rondout and way land
ings leaves Desb ST. 1:i5 y. NJ, w 42d ST
= NJ w 10th st 220 p. NJ. Daily except
sunday Ideal outing to West Point, returning
by boat rail.
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.ec,cNEE'S NOTICE.

M 1,-opI-C or THE STATE or NEW YORK.
10 al, persons M ,n1s,s''sp CO, to to Eugene
signed by ben,ft Of creditors as credi-
1 You a%f e; ss's sp ?. You "'
heT%iy glru part l. of the Supreme Court
spoe' cid At the county Court House, y To ,5e
so, an %e q JUN s e
on the 2otn o. 10 show cause why a settle.
eco.n. .. InS P fo2 iSs Ssns
Eugene !. muH..s. aid assigned estate should
Of OF, er re- had and II esuss be shown to at
tond sett,sh ,mes A. Blanchard one OF
Witness ho,l. he supreme Court Of the
s's, yoss sna a.. =; ' NAY ~:
Court the t~sln nine hundred and twelve.
year QUO , mnYppTIHM +. scHNEIpER. Clerk
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Female

YOUNG WOMEN Of good education 10 learn
nursing; no previous experience reouircd
superintendent ST. Marks Hospital, III I'd
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PROPOSALS.

~
fosT ofFIcE DEPARTMENT. WASHING
% May 0. 1912 Sealed proposals viii be
rt,ed Al the Office OF the Purchasing Agent
q ~ Department until . O'Clock p. m. June
= lsl2. tor furnishing paper tape and ribbons
= tine recorders motors for csneelling ma
,.hst rrsBb0ard. guide cards. plain ana
1000 1000 facing slips for use as labeis on
r.Nee Of letters. time cards FOR street ietier
s.-sf rubber ana metal stamps, dies and type,
y. =, abe iron castings and rings bronze metal
~ uat safety key chains. fat steel Key
s. .n oermau silver badges for railway p9sls'
~ steel cutters for Issuing money otaets,
80 o. leather cotton canvas and remnants TOT
srHns mail sacks iute waste SACKS. dla's OF
vrsN o. other suitable material pant Ior
~ tier boxes, duck satchels for CITY coiie &c
.1rIslee and leather satchels Tor speclal-ue
10y MESSENGERS az may be required by the
-. service during the fiscal year beginning
- 1872 Form blanks and proposals. WIN
ss.nH,sons aud instruct ions 20 bidders. wiz
,,'anish,d upsn application 10 the purchasing
go, FRANK -. HITCHCOCK, Postmas'er
I,IlcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or TIE
fsssAlkt OF COlumbis. - Washington. May -stn.
~. " entii two o'ciock .. m Friday. juno ian
az i. G., Tor he fiscal year ending June
~, 100 o. an alternate proposal Tor the u'Vo
+. years OF 1915. 1914 and 1915.
~ from the Purchasing tfficer. d. c. Room
District Building, ,.,,o,,u
John A. JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM v JUDSON.
49, Commissioners. y. G.
POINT. n. Y. MAY -, lol2
sks,sq Proposals. " tTipicate. subject 10 we
e., condition. for furnishing Anthfsche
ff-tN THIS Post. will be received untll
f,s.s.f ~, June 10. 1912 Deliveries 70 %
III during the hscal year ending June 30.
s.,.s ms I. =, reserves the right 10 accept OF
~ ~ 81 al proposals or any psrt tnerooi.
y s..thsr Information address ouarterh"S-
Un~ufpf Bcfnf y
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l MADE $4,000 IN 1--WE years with q .rau
mail order business: began with * Snad
for free booklet. Tells how. HeacocL,. 2otI
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
BUTLER-NALET.-Si Single thoroughly cor,pe-
tent; highest testimonials will 20 anywhere.
state, Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1864 Broadway.
CARETAKER.- Reliable man wishes position
as caretaker OF Gentlemans place; 20 wears
reference II. T. - Rockwell Place Brooklyn.
COACHMAN and GARDENER. single strictly
sober; thoroughly understands OF gentle
mans place. willing. obliging J. b, $50 Third
ave.
COUPLE-Swvditi. very reliable: nrst class
cook man butlcr valet useful: do entire work ,
excellent references. city. country; S5o-S6O. In
O. Sirial Association Agency, IL West 40 81
Phone $40 Bryant
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Frederick. care Of MatheNson Agency, SIS 9th
ave. Tel SIS BHsnt.
GARDENER COACHMAN-Single: thoroughly
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GARDENER-Mddle AGED. single. long cN-
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ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUES -Gecond hand furniture bought. ssseiida
Sy.sm.r. el6 9Th ave. Phone Plasa-62oi.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

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season with our line. Permanent custonoar.
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n,,yeWRITlNe AND TyPEWRir rs.

i. i w. xtS,Es.E. ~ Nassau 81. cstalogus
. rtdsra nsSer taken part payment oa,ssf""
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River
L I DaY Line

Steamer HENDRICK HUDSON, ROBERT
FULTON or ALBANY leaves Desbrosses st.
$40 A NJ; w. 42d ST.. A. NJ: W. 10th St.
go A. NJ. Landing at Yonkers. West Point.
Newburgh Poughkeepsie Kingston Point.
Catskill Hudson and Albany. Daily except
Sunday. Direct rail connections. Music. Res
taurant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05

1OONG LADN.-Graduate of business college
desires position stenographer and typewrit-
eT, experience more desirable than salary.
ADDRESS w Lake Borland, Paterson. n. ].
YOUNG GIRL eightecnD desires position as
typewriter: one years experience; moderate
salary to start. Address r. Bucks, 1o7 Wolcott
St. Brooklyn