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The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

The world could hardly exist
without the bible and without re
ligion, but there are times when,
according to our way of thinking,
religion misses its mark. We
contend that no price. in dollars
and cents, should be levied
against the poor who elect to fol
low the meek and lowly Nazarene
and that those who have unpaid
grocery bills. rent bills, doctors
bills and other bills, might be
taught that it would be more
pleasing in the sight of God to
exercise their religious functions
privately, in the closet or in the
back yard, and by their daily
precept, than to make a false
show in church, and we believe
that God will look with diSdain
upon any unfortunate, widow or
other person who will deny their
little children the necessarieS of
life in order to keep their name
on the church book.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

Fourteen years ago today the
first permanent newspaper was
launched in Hayti, the Pemiscot
Argus, and in company with c..
5. York, we worked all night to
get the first issue out. mailing it
about day light. The town was
small then, and the Argus had
many ups and downs. changed
hands several times, and finally.
in 1907 was removed To Caruth.
erSville, leaving Hayti without ii
paper, Realizing the need of the
town and surrounding country
for il paper, and the exceptional
location, we returned from the
extreme southwest of Okla. 500
miles. fiat broke, and borrowed
the money To start the Herald
printing out the first issue Octo-
Der %, 1908. Beginning in debt
for everything, even for house,
keeping stuff, groceries and fuel,
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

There will be some COnStitu-
tional Amendments to publish
this fall, but the secretary of
state gave US to understand two
years ago that we need not eX-
pect anything from him. We
shall ask for them, just the same.
1t is state business, paid for by
the state, and should be let to
the best advantage.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28
RESOI.CT

Whereas, the members of the
New Madrid County Bar, ire
Spective of politics, recognizing
in the Honorable ChaS. b. FariS,
Judge of this judicial Circuit.
the qualifications required of a
man for Judge of the Supreme
Court, to the fullest extent, and
fully realizing that with him on
the Supreme bench of this state
all persons and interests would
be given their equal rights un-
der the law,
BE it therefore resolved by
said bar that we most heartily
endorse his candidacy for said
office and we respectfully recon-
mend him to the voters of this
state for such otfice and ask that
he be given their unqualified
support,
Be it further resolved that he
be furnished with copy of this
resolution and that a copy of
same be given the papers of this
county with the request that
they publish the same,-New
Madrid Record.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

1t seems that it is hard mat.
ter for the Southeast Missouri
Telephone Co. to get their dircc.
tory for Hayti up in any respect.
able shape. Not long ago one
was printed, and it was so bum
that it had to be called in and a
new one printed, which is but
little better, and the customers
are complaining. If these direc-
tories cannot be gotten out in
better shape than the present
ones, then the city of Hayti
should demand that the work be
done in Hayti.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28
500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least ono
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ternally, acting directly upon TIA blood
and mucous surfaces of the system thCrr-
by destroying tho foundation Of the, die
case. and giving the patient strength b.
building up the constitution and n siSlln;
nature in doing it's work. Tho prorrictorG
have so much faith in It's curative POW
crs that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for list of testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, TIC.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

In almost every town through
ont the country where There is a
newspaper the school elections
are advertised in the local news.
paper. l5nt Hnyti has never done
this. Hayti merely sticks np Il
few poorly written notices about
on telephone poles. and leaves the
voters in ignorance of tn" uurS-
ton to be voted upon. This
shows poor courtesy to the prU.
pie. The people should bc in
formed, and they can be inform.
cd in no other way than through
the medium of the home paper.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28
JUDGE F'ARIS ENDORSED

JUDGE FARIS ENDORSED
New Madrid, Mo-, Mch. -. 1912.
Members of the New Madrid
County Bar met by elccting the
Honorable Henry G. Riley, Chair.
man and George H. Traylor, Sec,
rotary of said meeting. Upon mo.
tion the chairman appointed, II.
j. Brown, }. V. Conran and r..
S. Rutledge, committee on re
solutions.
Said committee drafted and
returned the following rcsolu-
tions endorsing the Honorable G..
b. Faris for Judge of the Su-
preme Court, which resolutions
were unanimously adopted by the
members of the New Madrid
County Bar.
Meeting on motion adjourned
GEO. H. TRAYLOR,
Secretary.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

If we make a mistake, we will
consider it favor if you will tell
us. We might never discover
the mistake if some one did not
call our attention to it. We en-
deavor to be correct and try to
treat everyone right, and ask
our friends to assist us by call
ing our attention to anything
that does not seem right to them.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28
Sheriff:
MACK STTBBLEFIELD.

we have had to work pretty hard.
have had some pretty hard
knocks. but we have stood to the
rack, pulled through. established
the paper that stands pat paid
our way and feel satisfied and
our advertising and subscription
lists proves that the people are
satisfied.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

A glance at the Hayti Herald
will prove to any one that it ranks
with the very best local papers.
We would be glad to make it bet
ter, but it is just as good as its
business will warrant.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

When we said a short while
ago that the Hayti Herald was al
ways right and always won, some
Of our exchanges were inclined
to poke fun at us. That was all
right. Results always. tell.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

Our subscribers are unusually
prompt in renewing, and it is not
often that we have to mark a name
off. If we do, they soon come
back. We have found the cash in
advance system the only thing.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

Wish Cornelius Roach would
send us his announcement for
secretary of state. 1t would bal
ance up for some of the labor
and expense he has caused us.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

1t will never do for the demo
Gratis to undertake to audit the
county's books. The republicans
will declare any such move to be
a political scheme.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

We are authorized to announce tn,
following as candidates for nomina
tion to Office, in Pemiscot county, Mo.
subject to the action of the prinar!
election, Aug. =, 1912.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

We are authorized to announce the
following as candidates for nomina-
tion to office, in Pemiscot county, Mo-,
subject to the action of the primary
election, Aug. +, 1912.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-03-28

ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE CASH IN ADVANCE
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
LOST eANKBoOKS.

Bh%K BOON 40. 532 -, OF ic M s,, nmlon l5,,t.. a,
-, Lain, TO IL Is hcT'b" rilod upon 10 pre-
l"h 30 yritbiu ton dats or submit to
., -'nI ~ 40 nssslool cancelled and new one
issued.
,,,5-r Handbook No. iS'.'3i OF Iry DOCK
s1'l"sa S., Ia hook is called upon 10 pre-
sent tho samc to tho bank WITHIN tnlt,S tSoIi oI
or the said cook "'t u' -, ono tss,,.d ,n
ana "NtinGN'.leu' "'''
o..r op STOLEN RankbooK No. 500. ~ o.
,,a Ccr,nao savings Bank ~ the 'Itl ot New
York, corrcr t,h aMXI M I,i pSrsons % ave- cautioned
hc,i,s, nrgotiating the same. II not returned 'o
nm, bank on tho 3lst day '' '''""''' '''-' ~
duplicate VIII be lss''"' ,,,. .,=e
- ,,l,r,rau Sa,Iugs Bank IN thc 'lI ol Nv
York co-ncr ith ave. and l'lh a,,, ,,ionod eoI,si
A. Strack. NJ persons 30 M, rs,I,rned to Tho
LEO az % git day Of January, ial2' dupli-
cato will b" issued ~,
IosT -IanKbooE No Jii.,-d, sean, I', rsl"
for sayings - aud 10 Na,l ~" ,,,Iicd g,, w.
pgNmcut stopped d'.h TO-"
Please return q" OdhN. nj, q, - -, .i,.
, ,ct. R,nkbook No. 9a9.09J Rdnk inr Ganlls5
30 am ave New NoIh "'"''''' '''F'
please return book 10 bank
LOST Handbook No. 9o',U'O' pa"ment stopnSd
$50 Attn ave, Nov ~,
plcdFo return book To haIN.
rg-, r,snkbock No STt.0d3 Bank Tor SsNlnsss sNs
$50 4th ave. Now lvlN'
please return book 20 bahA' -
,,,.,,.r,sr,tt-xTs AND - BSCRiFIl0NS
t Ttc Trlbnne received at tnsI t Ipown ~ NJ pll,-'
No 1894 Broadway. betWesn ,, ,o,n ,.u r.cosd >,
TEt t %G,SSf brsneh "a On oce regular oce rates
until 5 o'clock ?. M w ,ott 81 ioi ras, I,,b
2ad 81 l5s 6th ave ,o, o,,cen r- 7th ana sth s,es.
' -, ,5ttb :, 1nqS "A ave I'D Isl ave.
near Sath 81 l5i Eas, ~ American plstrict
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
W News Of Int9TRSt q,
- CO Wamgn ~

INC conciliatiou bill" said Mrs, Harriet
stanton Blatch was drafted by the con-
Citation committee of Parliament. and the
various societies accepted IL tho Woman's
Social and Political Union among them"
Mrs. BIatch, America : chief militant. and
MIS- Johsoh mot yesterday and had what
iooNeu as II II was going to be Il tilt
nou' said Mrs Batch, rcproachfully,
ar" Liberal and put your party before
woman suffrage"
You said Mrs. Jonsou, "rut mere votes
for women before political convictions.
hut then Ashton Jonson. who lectures on
music, got between them with some remark
about Wagner and the two women
breathed hard and subslded.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
SUM MONS,

THE SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK R Mcrrdith Arnold PlantiT. against
William W Penhod and r. Jean Nelson Zen
GoId hs wife. Nina h I5ngdpu; Magdalena
I.sh u5iyLlusli, and ss ENscutrN Of the last
WIN and Testament NJ charles 4 Iieb deceased .
charles e.. IIcb: Eduh 81. t. Har'shpru: Tone
ueut House Department of ~" tity OF New
York. Richard " -hoDancs William q. Arnold
as Adminlstrator ~ the Goods, Chattels ard
ants summons The trial of this action desired
in tire county Or Now York. To th" above named
defendants aud each Of thom: You are her'hN
sumuoncd Ia answer The complaint IN this action.
and Ia Scry" 4 copy = Nour answer on W"
piainti0'g Attorney Within twcrty DAYS after the
service of this summons, exclusive ~ tn" day "f
seryire and In case NJ your failure 10 appear or
answer Judgment win BE- taken against you by
default for tho relief demanded I'm tho complaint.
patcd New Yor November ltth, 1911
Plaintiff Attorney.
omre and f. - hdGrcss, TO broadway. Borough
of Manhattan Nrp Nurk CITY
To the above named defendant Nina \. I.dugdon:
Tho foregoing summons ts served upon YOU p%
pubIiratinu pursuant to an order Of tho tonol -
at,I, Iohn r0rd a Justice Of th" Supreme Court
-, thr state of Ncv York.. dated IN" 2ith day or
Tccrmtcr 1911 and MED WITH ~ copy Uf TIE
ron,rl1lut herein iu tho Ofcc % 10" 'l"LX q the
,ounty of Ncn Inr,, At tho 'ounil iou9 hous"
ir IA. porOtsb or Manhattan. city. COUNTY ana
Htoto ~ Vow YORK tho '"i2inai summons AMI
9nG'' i ,Uo,iGCI c,pplain' hi, ,ng hcop nled In said
1ga',l.s ndre ou the Ilth day ut November lell
pltcd December 2iun isll ,.,.,
WILLIAM g. NtNOLD,
Attorney for IiaUtid
.pr,.c and Post OHcc address. No. i2p Broad
,,., J,rourh og Manhattan, CIV - New olh,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.
LIMITED CopARTNERsHlP.

oFRTTTrrATE OF LIMITED PARTNhhHhlf
~ b. Ih~"EtIE- 4 60. We. iHf uhnr
signed baIuC doslr9us nf forming Nlll"1 par.
u,rsHIf pursuant tp .H" provisions "f i'' -
lupf q 'rr stat, of Nov York. o.. h'f'L' ''r'lf .
Inat the uara" o~ firm uI~'r which su.h
rartu.r-r.p De- 20 D." Conducted Is T. s. l.''rell-H
q CO. ma. nsiuE tH' name ~ a l'mll'l p' W, W,
ship hcrs'u'or. conducting business IN u'' 49,
and which l. 600 continue .'' hu',t'S. S"1
rsmr O.. to b. continued h' sH.h n-,"a pa p"' -,
ship lna t' Count. "''f,lh We I.gutnta - - b.
located % ir 'Ia gougrv n ScV 1oth IN the
state Of Ncn '-or-
m nm tine general nature ~ The business
Intended t, no transacted by such partnership ~
that OF Eoro-af ..rIrrissi0u merchants ana zen
s-aI rr-r-.harts and traders in the United states
duI foreign ,ouurri"- ,, 90, 49,.
IlI That ~. N.i.'. '..'.'.r ,,rr,r,srs inter
Y' lII tho General Fn1 fl'''hl dI'l'i' ~
cr,ed ir sa!I umf"I partnership. dIsunEulsnlns
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
EQUAL FRANCHISE RECEPTION
Society's New Headquarters To Be
Scene on January %.

Tho Equal lrraucni-" Society will har"
q nouscwsrming at its now headquarters
40 s East Tnirty-scycutn street. IL" af-
,ernoon Of January % Tho officers and
members Of the board will receive.
Books galore arc being purchased FOR
The free circulating lihrary-books on wo-
man suffrage. economic and ih" fomi-
MIST movement chiefly. Large lettering
on the plate glass window Of tho first
floor. where the library is 70 hc. viii In
vito the public to come in and browse. or
carry avav books
II was decided at board meeting yes
tcrdav in the present hcsdquaricrS ~ nc
uotropolitau Tower Ia have an enter
rairmcut some time during the WINTER,
1-oLahIy Il play Mrs Robert Go"I"J IS
chairman of mo committee in charge or
This There will also b" meeting ~
carnegie Hall tho date 10 no announcer
H.tf
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
HELP THE ASHMEN
Womans League Asks Housekeepcrs
Not to Overload Cans.

Although ashrou In general have at
frartod So much attention cr late. I'm"
trials and trihulstons Of the ind'Nidua,
man have "a ssed along unnouced, - usual
tho Womon's Municipal Lesgn" believes.
consequently noy ar" using circular
calling tho attention ot housoholders 70 th"
fs~-. long known 10 the league through
their special Investigations Of tn" street
Cleaning Department, that tn" mon often
suffer internal injuries from the htung OF
the heavy garbage and ash cans.
Tho circular reads as follows:
Holm the drivers of Inc sshCarts in tho
rararrmcnt OF street Cleaning
Cue-third Of the men suffer from Tupt'H"
resulting from tho lifting OF cans too hedNy
for even strong men 20 INT
The responsibility IS yours, u YOU mako
such conditions necessary. ~
30 can should bc larger than fourteen
inches iu diameter. - r,..
10 moi mi the aehcaus 70 the hTlm Leave
on7nty az least SIX inches from ih" TOP
HeIp tl. drivers II the ashcarts TOT
l1IusUitN'S sake.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC HRlNllNb
AN RTNDTNC,

AND BINDING.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII he ret - w.
orl-o of rhs chairman - tho Ioint Conni''c. on
Printing. room 2l5. senate once I,r bu,.r'gs o.
Washington - - Tor fI,g tGrt'ng fIorn VT the i, day
o. March 1912. 10 the .,h daf Or t"nI"s,
1919. The proposals VIII - op'nSI ,ai,, com
rtiit.r ON Printing 20 tho lowest and t"s' bidders
for ,a. interest o' ih' G0'Srnmeni Nn"ss ~ ~
are ir conformity with The s"1uir'men" ~ ~"
rrorlsaI, me committee reserves IN" riEh' 10
reject any or al bids or - accept an, tl' 49, 49,
ar. part and reject ne "'h', naL. .,,..,,, ~
u.rs r,orosar containing 'H- instruct '''n'.
s,lnH.-i ,,mrIss NAV D. obtained D., aidr"ss-
ms su.uc. q DounsIl,. ruh.i- Printer. wash
'Tcr,-7-,. ~ru 10 entered into for surpr *
SUCH quantities a. ma' b" r""f"f Ini ~ nor"
The arfruR Ifrafo ss'fua'"H quantities f"t inT'h
fu Io'ap iu no schedule comprise. -...
Coi So1 pounds new print paper 't'"p
pounds machine h0iEh printing I'r-'. ..'
rounds Euriqu" machine hui,h printing n'l'i
rspe- . 2's oOr pounds siz"o ami sI9'rca.cnder"d
Tmt" rrn,ns rspeF sS ,d, "Iar rsr,- ,'.' $50 on oH6
I,rr, a., 80 o,,rsu MN. t,brat vrItlug r1ror.
n N.tp rolr.'. .7irred tabis' writing parsr s',2
80 rurTrIe white writing raprr. machine dried
80 n,.r p.Ynts white writing paper lD'.
...l.I. .Il - ponds roornf writing paper loff.
.H,H. lc ..uu uouHdr typewriter par"r, 10000
round III. lr.ed map paper 1000 pounds plated
r1Iuf4 rarnnmcu' decd ..- o.nU pounds first, lass
'.drer rarsr. ro,e. igs nuU rounds second class
r.lr,r rgf... whit" or blue v0s'. C21.o6r pounds
manila psIsr. 5000 pounds manila board. -
O,s pounds .arI.utra. h.u""h pound bristol
hoard f1~ o. pnsfH. cards 10000 pounds
bristol board. 49, ~" rounds crloT"d bristol
board IL 600 pounds cover paper. ~ pounds
Noting par.r aur standard color. |'1 pounds
.s.H. us,cr. Sup pounds white parafn paper.
- rraus marble. comb. and lining paper. . 'o'
u0grlf stereotype molding paper. 700 sheets
rsr.h.l.ui - II inches :" nOo pounds M0uo.
,pc kcrl0srd auI casting machine PAPER 1000
,rssw 'fvSu" paper for paper process. l1Vu
pound. Offset paper. lI5un pounds manila ymptn
rapsr. .prun pounds Wipiug paper FOR 'Whos-lug
lroes.-. II nOu pounds lining and stripping paper,
! OTa Upu pounds binders boards. l50op pounds
trunk boards. lS2 ,oo pounds stFaVhosrds. I jOD
rounds rrcssbOar1E. 1000 pounds card middle
Iu cases wh"ro more tnau loo rosms arc
rarled for proposals will Be- received for 1000
foaus more.
v, direction 0' the Joint Committee ot Print
ing: SAML " boNNELLN,
Public Printer
Washington y g. December %. 1911.
T. - HARBOE LINE BOARD Will GIVE
adjourned public hearing iu Board Room Of
lal" AZ IN. 30 a. M. 10 consider notifications Of
l.ucs ON HARLEM River between roTthCrIy line OF
T.. lgIst s. and y. :. a Putnam l.. X. Bridge
rn Manhattan shore. between uor'herIy line of
y i"sl 81 and central Bridge on Bronx shore.
between ard and Lexington hres. extending north
criv 10 4th Ave. vicinity NJ l5Ith - and Sth
Ave Interested parties are Invited fo attend
aud ho heard WN q. EDSSEII. COZ. ENGES..
senior Member ~ Board
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

t;r.7,rrr EtI-.r. english. thorough. c.I'
.,...4..uu ua.'I highest personal ..i''
,r,,e industrial Association Arru"Ns u N"a'
42f s' Phone .2lo BRYANT
HITLER rrprou@hl. competent. persona
-.r.r.ur from r.sr ,... families. Coleman,
ini West ,T'r a'
,rT.TAflF,r.- mIddl, AGED couple want
position 4- ,.roftasGa. Hr I.hFuAf' O. .i'f
az ..ofiurr.. understand steam heat and pumps.
rt... tools. reference from pres. OF CWNI"F''.
william Hu'r.esi Pufohasr. y. y.
cOTPLE Excellent ,ooh. man butler, '.itl'
S55 Industrial Association Ag"nrs, i West 4%a
- Phone t2io BRYANT.
FSGIIsH CDIrIE ON E"u'"mAns count
Mac. gyifo a. hous"Lccpor. man 'oa"fnan,
gardener. aIso HANDY with tools. good references.
tddr.r7 a. = ". Tribune on %.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

TIN ESTATE or HENRY SMITH. DE
ceased Iu purguunc" ~ an order OF Hon.
t.dU.srd J. stokes. SurrOgat" ~ Essex County.
-, York notice is hereby EiyoL according
60 ,av, tbat the Undersigned. one OF the hsirs
md novt .of- kin of Hear Smith, lat" Of the
Town OF jas. ESSEX County. y Y. deceased.
.t,t,rds 10 applv n thH SurroEaf"'s Court 81
Re. County f"r letters Of administration
mon ,S~ estate of th, said deceased upon the
iyirr Of a bond ~ an amount 10 he nyed
T., ,T, Surrog itc 0f m" said county of Essex
~, s,cordarca with section 2GGt ~ the code
- C,.u Procedure. and that All persons having
i.,,,,s against tho rstat" ~ the said Henry
c,,,,,r tlcc.asady are required to present Tho
,,,,s v.ifh tho vouchers thereof 20 the Surro-
80 ~ FssoN County A. his once in Eliza
t",I,oo.u IN said COUNTY. on or before tho
f,tb d.y of Jauuary, 1912.
B,icd December ~. lnli.
GEORGE r. SMITH
husabl" Forks. New York,
rTRsI-kXCE OF N ORDER OF HON
Uot,ert Ludlow Fowler. surrogate NJ the
,-ofruty or New York. notice Is hereby given 70
,W r.rsous having claims against Samuel Alex
ssr Isto Of the Couutr Of New y Ork eased.
a. resent the same " ith vouchers thereof 20 the
,rbsrritsr ~ his place OF transacting business,
10 20 broadway. Borough or Manhattan In
ihc CIV ~ New York. Oh or before the 9th day
OF March next a., -. -, 49,, COS,
CHARLES r. ALEXANDER. Executor,
ALEXANDER g. GREEN.
.,,o,nayg for Executor, No. 10 HroadNay.
r,r,urh of Manhattan New ork CIV. y. u
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
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,... genet Supervising -oHraha'rrr. s"rr'''T .
ru7.sror hourly reading highest T'fUr"o''. 40
dr,s- Iudus'rIu.r. Boz -. tribune of..'.
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leasonar. hv aas or hom'. 2'' N''' 80.
GDNERNT~= -TlEc crtir" rrarE" n 'lii0r"' s
edvrati9-. teaches French German. EnF'l'
-,riyf.. viii 70 o. das or hour. 'Nr"lien. r"ieT
sr.a. " Miss FitGGora.4 Bureau. "5 'ih
ave "nuanr@ 42i ST.
f.r.,. YRS F~G .,Tsmyu. teaches French. VII
taken rutl~c CLaIE' ~ children. h'cn "dr1-
rrrs Hn rrdnr. c,~.l.su' rrf"rorres. Won W.
u!-s rifzGore'~'v Eur"ru. sos "i' ave I'm
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ADVERT ~TMESI- AND ~ E~l EIT rigN7
for Tho Tribune r'eeived a. their Uptown once.
40 1894 Eroa4vs,. between Hbih ana 51'h ST..
until % o'r'rn} % ul. i~' "T''eeW'1's r"-'lt'a t.
fFs follow lue branch ~" .,. A. regular Oti"" rate
uu'H s. u.uiu". q, u.. w. -iA ~'r s.'.. -. f. cor.
.-F ~ Irs CfN .r, r.. l@fH 81 l"i Fast lf't
- --- Wr.' a. g.. between TfN auu s'N ar'r-.
.gs V,st l-Ita s' iu.I "i aE,. ilOS !'' ave,
near sgtI -f.. l51 Ts.r l-'tu -. 100 fremont
ave. C1u 81 ave- sr. auE American 'l-'El.'
sI.r.rrr.rf.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
AllcTION SALES.

Ey vIETI-E Of warrant Of a',a'hm"n, who,
" ,ncreeJ mto an executiou, VII seli NJ No. ,
t.t a., Manhattan. on January li'h. lWI' ., ~
a. M. one tor OF shoes. ''''''' Do 1''' ""'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
WORK WANTED.
Male

sT,rrrTp MA, desire, steady position A. any
'NiuE. hand, with tools. understands driving.
~ reference. hadl, In need. kri.'". ~ 9St
"a -. -.--
r,tT,fINhS. arog,d buildings. or rortc-. h' a
man OF r-frfr. az. host references III nara
SON. 7Il 9th st. Rrooilru.
YDIr%G Mas. 20. wants position. GOOD siI'9
figu. with : yeaIs. fsror1h'" reference. ual'i
ling preferred PERSONA. int'-1 i-w appreciated.
p T.. Tribune OH'o'
YOI-SG MhN. with Ubragv cN7"H"-r". wishes
position ior crerluE wor... J.. A., H'N l''
Tribune pf". -
Y1I NC tAN rsu5-. wants work o., a0r KIND.
ToEcr. '"nA lst $50.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
TveEweI7ING AND TYPEWRlTERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE 70 Nassau 81 cs,aiogn.
free: all makes tsksn part paymen, 90 nsain'
J., IInderuooss Remln gtons. oliNers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
FMpI OYNENT AGENCIES.

..Er wilson's Employment Agency.
- .},.lrne "n1i Plaza II East 5ith 81. sap.
,lje, ',rst class ser, ants to private families AL
references investigated.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

Am.riran A Foreign teachers Agrncy.-sup-
niles Professors Teachers, Tutors, Governesses
ETC, 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply
to Mrs NJ ]. Young Fulton % Union sqla-e.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
DANCING.
PROPOSALS.

DANCING taught (privately. gracefullyJ. ~ m
fnsd LADY. waltz. &C. DANCING lbA~hH"
~ " 3sth.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

,,[,-.,t.,r,pt;EE. Young Protestant. city fam
liOl -" Ht"r,iIrut H. Miss II .fma, or's Agency.
,ol -..,a o. 5,, ave ma,h nooD. Telephone 4a2I-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

I,s,i.,FVOrK F;R.--&cNl, landed girl. wil!inG
10 learn Wilson'S AScH'l' I'I EaS' "''" ~
... t,.,8t TItH.s.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

MAIDgn c2oea sImC8t ,eg 10 ssycnr SS, '0 ras Wcgt
ig,l
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

COOK yo,plr irish girI. $50 wears excellent
,ofc-oncc NJ Miss Hofna gers Ag"nry, go
aoa ,tI ave ninth floor. Toepnou- t'27 Mad
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

COOK ana IA >DGESs CHAMEERMAIp and
WAITRESS Two Irish giris. DO "nure WORK
5"t Icyluatuu ave-. corner jsth o. I"i. Plaza
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

,7.,-t-I,-pEC American. for furnished
mo- s. or private. abeolu'elv reliable
I'1i' .,fsrorcc. wilson Ag"nc", III
East 57.h 50, Tel ~ ''"|". -..... --
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

CCC.g scotch protestant. competent. willing.
b"e,rg. GOOD reference. so. Wilson
- ~ Fast 5Ith -. Tel @--i Plaza