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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29

w. A. Farmer, prominently con.
nected with dredge inspection for the
federal government, esteemed lectur.
Ing knight.
G. G. Scott, editor and owner Of the
Pascagoula Chronicle, secretary.
Jesse Higginbotham, prominently
Identified with the electrical depart
ment OF the Pascagoula Street Rail-
way and Power Company, treasurer.
Mr.. Higginbotham has been reelected
repeatedly to this Office, attesting the
confidence 10 which he is held by his
fellow members.
Louis Blacksher, who holds an i'm
portant position with the ?ascagoula
Street Railway aud Power Company
in its construction department, tiler.
Hon. Ebb ]. Ford, district attorney,
trustee for three years. term.
William ]. Matthie, for the past
three years secretary OF the local
lodge, representative to the grand
lodge meeting at Portland, Oregon,
this year.
APPOINTIVE OFFICERS.
Rev. Father B. O'Reilly, pastor Of
Our Lady OF Victories Catholic
church. chaplain by appointment by
exalted ruler.
E. B. Dunten, active manager Coast
Realty and Colony Company, esquire
by appointment Of exalted ruler.
Jules K. Johnson, who holds con-
ndential position with the L. N.
Dantzler Lumber Company at Moss
Point, inner guard by appointment Of
the exalted ruler.
The three appointive officers, with
Esteemed Lecturing Knight W. A..
Farmer, who was unavoidably de-
tained at Mobile on Thursday night
Of last week, will be installed at the
6rst meeting In April, next.
The coming twelve months, under
Exalted Ruler Young, according to
suggested ideas thrown out at the
| meeting, an important departure Will
mark the work OF the Elks 10 so far
as the lady members Of the families
of the members OF the organization
will he afforded occasional entertain
ment, the social feature 10 that con-
nectiOn promising to be one OF the
distinguishing features Of the inc0m.
ing administration.
After heavy meal. take couple OF
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29

II is q good thing that q man can
change bis mind without oeing
oblieod to change his clothes.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29

When the wolf Is At the doee ~
are not likely to have eny 49,
callers. -..'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29

Put a scrateher for matches in every
room Of the house, and save the vaiis'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29

nounced that the committee rooms,
cloak rooms and other dark corners
of the capitol building gave up
large numbers of empty whiskey bot.
ties after the law makers had ad-
jourped and gone to their respective
homes.
With these revelations Of ,revelry
at the state capitol during the ses-
sions Of the legislature and the legal
izing, by license, OF the sale Of "near
beer" came forth the latter part OF
the week the letter from State Super.
intendent G. w. Eichelberger, OF the
Anti.Saloon League OF Mississippi,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29

George Il. Thompson, acting by ap-
pointment for the district deputy.
The meeting was one OF the largest
10 point of attendance 10 recent
months, during which the splendid
success of the minstrel performance
at the Warfleld theatre early 10 the
week was discussed and commended.
A special committee Of five, consist
ing of L. E. Cox, E. B. Dunten, W. A.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29

After a heavy meal. take a couple of
DOan's Regulets, and give your stom.
ach, liver and bowels the help they
will need. Regulets bring easy, regu-
lar passages OF the bowels.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29
Anti-SaIoon League Superintend-
ent Says Statutes We're Ma
terialIy Strengthened.
GRANT NEAR BEER DEALERS
LICENSES TO MAKE SALES
Joker" Located In Bill Passed
TO Raise Reyenue-Third
Conviction Means Peni-
tentiaryk Sentence.

Announcement from Jackson, Miss,
the latter part Of last week brought
the information that ticker" had
been "put over" on the late legis-
lature In so far as the body had H.
censed the sale Of ''near beer" 10 the
state, placing license OF $500 per
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29
PASCAGOULA ELKS
INSTALL OFFICERS
Men At Head OF New Admins
tration Given Possession
Of Their Chairs.
CHANGES MADE ALL AROUND
EXCEPT IN THE TREASURER
Promotions Prove General Plan
With New Men In Sew
eraI Of The
!. Offices, III.

At the last regular meeting Of Pas
cagoula Lodge No. 1120, B. P. O. Elks,
the recently elected officers for the
ensuing year were installed, and the
three appointive officers named. The
impressive installing ceremony was
performed by Past Exalted Ruler
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29


something than aunt in the
time he has held
Woodrow Wilson has made evident tna
practical IN
he those
him to be the
added popularity The with
advocate has added interest to his cam
q nomination at Baltimore.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29

annum thereon. The revelation came
as a distinct shock, 1t is stated, to the
prohibitionists throughout the state,
and proved a surprise, it is said, to
the anti -prohibitionists The discov-
cry OF this "joker" has provoked
laughter throughout the state, OF
course, and this merriment has swell
ed into guffaw when 1t was an
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29

Deafness can seldom Be cured. ~
many a man is given his hearing y
the police court
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29
THEODORE ROOSEVELT e

candidate for the
Chicago belief persists that circumstances might arise
would Colonel Roosevelt from refusing the nonor
ne
ica his ences
career Theo
doe presidential contest whose action az
winner
the in he Coliseum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
MARKETS AND POLITICS.

The apparent indifference Of the stock
market 70 politics is handled In The
Bsche Review" Of Saturday, May o, as
follows.
Much surprise has been expressed at the
apparent indifference Of business and Of
the stock market TO the tremendous
activity in the politica market. The large
majority OF whatever votes have been
cast in tho Ohio primary would have dis
turbed at least the stock market In the or
dinary way OF reading the meaning Of such
ma jerity, but the effect was practically
negligible
What has made the difference between
this and former wears. when triumph Of
sppeal to discomfort would have produced
declining prices and general loss Of con-
hdenceo
one reason for this difference NAV he
that the primaries. after all do not settle
anything that only fraction Of the
voters act and that this fraction Is COM
tossd Of an element which is not definitely
conclusive o. to the sentiment 81 the com
munity involved
But probably the strong influence which
has made political turmoil seem 3 matter
o. indifference 10 business and finance Is
that business requires large amounts Of
securities 10 10 placed, that underlying
conditions are sound. and that high
finance represented b. the brains and CAPT
tai OF the East insists that confidence must
not be csrtailed and the investment mar
ket upset and that the public mind shall
not be disturbed by political contests, the
result Of which. after all. may not be so
disastrous And. in any event. whoever Is
nominated, there will be long period for
educating the public as to the safest can
didste before Election Day
Confidence In the market by large
dealers is based Oh the satisfactory prog
ress Of business and the favorable develop
ment Of the crop. and there IL confirmed
belief that for at least month or two
POLITICS may be disregsrded. The improve
ment in business is based on the rising
demand resulting from a long period Of re-
trenehment. which has reduced stocks Of
goods to low figures. The Improvement is
slow, but steady, and all the more Of
iectual on that account Prices are rising
deliberately in various lines OF goods. af-
iordIng a better outlook for profit.
solid basis for increase in value OF
securities is thus afforded, especially In the
ihcustrials and in the copper and smelling
stocks. Later on the railroads will show
the benefit Of charging crop transports-
ton"
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WITH THE 22D, AS IN 1862
Sixty Veterans to Join in Fiftieth An
niyersary Parade.

of the veterans who went 20 the front
With the 22d Regiment IN 1862 about sixty
vii JOIN to-day in a parade in commemora-
ton OF the hftieth anniversary Of the do
parture Of the regiment Many residents
and business houses along the line OF march,
which Is on Fifth avenue from 10th 10 j9th
street. 10 Central Park West, 10 9th street
ahd 10 the armory at Broadway and 61th
street, will decorate their places.
The column will start at 4:l5 o'clock and
VII comprise the following organizations:
Platoon Of mounted police. grand marshal
and staff. e2d Regiment Engineers. Colonel
W Z. Hotehkin Civil War veterans. James
benroe and LLOYD Aspinwall posts. Grand
? army Of the Republic, Colonel John T.
amp commanding; Spanish war veterans
Commander Bernard Flood, Dsfendam AS
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ISOLATION and other veterans Of the reg,
ment' Reginald Doull president.
The reviewing stand will be in front #
the Hotel ST. Regis Secretary of War
Stimson and General Leonard Wood have
sent word that owing to press Of important
business 1t will be impossible for them TO
be present, and Major General John Y.
O'Ryan' commanding the national guard
will act as reviewing officer
dinner will be given in the evening at
Terrace Garden. arrangements having been
made for seating between 1900 and 1000
members and ex-members Of the regiment
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR MALLEABbE-lRON CasI
inss, Wrought Iron or steel ripe. go
Cable Bronze Wire Cloth, Anvils. CAV anIssu
p'cL1,s Sb0ysls Cocks window Glass Pack
INK. and sulphate OF Coppor.-Sealed proposals.
viii be received at the once Of tho Genera
Purchasing Officer Isthmian Canal tommls-
sion Washington u C., until 10 30 a. m.
tune s. 1872. al which time they will be opened
In public for furnishing the above mentioned
articles Blanks and general Information re-
latIus 70 this Circular (No. 7lb may be OBJ
tanned from this ONCE or the Offices 81 en-. we
Assistant Purchasing Agents, - state SUI.
Ner work. Citv and Gl4 Whitney Central
Buildins. New orleans. La, also from the
L $ Engineer Offices IL the following cites
baltimore Nd Philadelphia. Pa, Plttsburgl d.
pa Roston Mass Buffalo, y V. Cleveland
ohio. Cincinnati. Ohio. chicago, Ill. -. Louis
No Detroit. Mich Milwaukee. Wis -. fau',
MINI Chattanooga. Tenn. Louisville. Ky ,
Mobile Ala and Galveston, Tex, Commercial
club. Kansas city; Mo- ana 'na IrGs OF On
Corps ~ Engineers T. ; A. General purchas-
iug Officer
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: EoR THE PURCHASE OF

PROPOSALS FOR TIE Pl RCHAsE OF
steel Lighters offered for sale by the 18th
milan canal commission. which are no longer
needed Sealed proposals will be received al
the once OF the General Purchasing once
Isfhrniau Canal commission. Washington, u. &C.
untU O.3O "a m. July 5. 1912 az which time
they Will b. opened IN public. for the purchase
~ the above mentioned articles. Blanks ana
general information relating t. TINS CIRCULAR
No TOai may be obtained from tins Once or
the ofHces OF tho Assistant Purchasing Agents
% STATE street. New York CITY. Blf whitney
Central Building. New orleans La ana JOS"
North Point street san Francisco, 'al also
from tho Z : Engineer Offices In the follo"
inc cities. seattle, wash. Los Angeles al
Sl1ltimore Md. philadelphia. Pa. fittsburSn'
pa Boston Mass. Buffalo. \. Y. Cleveland
osto. Cincinnati ohio. Chicago. H.. 81 Louis.
Mo. Detroit Mich. Milwaukee, Wis. -.
Paul Minu. Chattanooga. Tenn LOUISVILLE
X. Mobile Ala. and Galveston, Tex com
nerciaI club. Kansas city. No chamber or
Commerce. quincy. IN. and Commerrlfl . luz.
Tacoma Wash-F. G. BOGGS. Major, corps
Of Engineers. T.. : \, General Purchasing
Of'lcer
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PROPOSALS WILL RI RECEIVED At TIE

PROPOSALS WILL. RI RECEIVED AT THE
bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy De
partment. washington. u. g. until i" o'clock
a m June H. 1872 and publicly opened imme-
Tiataly thereafter. to furnish AZ the navy yard,
Rrooklyn. y Y a quantity Of naval supplies. as
follows sch. 1853 Furnishing and applying
Unanimous COMPOSITIONS Sch. 400: HARDWARE,
,,oIs etc sch 1885: Cheese cloth. air hose,
INNING boat lights. Sch 4561: Fire proof
gIuc-Sch 4j6s: Lumber Sch. 4od9: Mechanl
81 o,s,,ting device window and door frames,
hardware Sch 1913: Sheet copper. brass pipe
snd conner tubing. composition unions. brass
safetv and check valves. Sch. 4oti; Luorlcatlns
vr,nhite grease rubber hose. silver lead fac
ines Sch 4578: Hand power travelling cranes
Anplications for proposals should designate me
1,,,ii 10 furnished upon application 10 the navy
nav office. New York, n Y. or TO the Bureau
!. D. ''"''' SOLE
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT PIBalC
-, vedic,I Officer I'm Command. L. :. Marine
Hosritdl Staplctou. X y MAY - lHl.-
sealed proposals will he received al TINS once
unfl o'clock =. NJ. on the 10Th DAY OF June
ipIo and then opened. for furnishing kubslst-
ence stores. etc, including fuel. watrr gas
electric current, telephone service etc re-
o,,t,sd ,t mis- hospital during the fiscal year
rpdin. June 30. 1913 in accordance with the
lis, Of articles and specifications, copy OF
A hich NAV be had ON application At THIS ofhce'
In tho discretion % the Medical Omc"r IN
command The Treasury Department reserves
the right to accept any part or parts or tHe
nronosnI al the prices included IN the same,
Also to waive infOrmalitles ia and % reject any
and su proposals proposals received after the
tim stated Tor opening Will be returned un-
onsned n " AUSTIN. surgeon, i. II. and
NJ H. ).
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PROPOSALS FOR FIRE ENTlNGulsHERs &
" ATER MRTERS-Of.ce OF the Depot Quar-
,or,,aster New York city May "a, l9l2-
sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
FiTe Extinguishers and Water Meters az various
pns,s viii be received here until l:30 +. NJ,
I U.s. 81 taIo and then opened. Information
yyuurnlshed on application Envelopes containing
rIo"osais should be Endorsed proposals for Fire
90 NJ CRAY ZAIINSKI. Depot @ NJ
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OsT BANKBOOkS.

LOST Handbook No. 5id405 OF Dry. Dock
savings Institution. Any person having
sart the same TO the bank within thirty days
or the said hook will be declared cancelled and
extingushed and a new one issued IN lieu
thereof.
LOST HANDBOOK No. 45G. 906 OF Dry Dock
savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 10 pre-
cent the same TO the bank within thirty days
ar The said book will be declared cancelled ana
extinEuished and a new one issued In lieu
thereof.
LOST -Bankbook No 5isio3 OF Dry DOCK
savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon TO pre-
cent the same To the bank within thirty days
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and extingulshsd and new one issued In lieu
thereof
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 81 so a year.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

AGENTs-Will send free speciality needed IN
every home. YOU make s. TO ST. day: IS
QUICK sellers. unlimited field The Keystone
Speclalty Co, 1885 Main 81. Honesdale. Penns
/ MADE $50 900 ia nve year, with n small
mail order business. began with So. Send
Tor free booklet Tells how. HeacocE. 5O55.
IoCkpOrt
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WORK WANTED.
dale.
CARPENTER. American. 35 temperate. bes;

CARPENTER. American. IS; temperate. bes,
references Randall. 2347 LIST ave.
CHAUFFEU R.-EXperienced with family pre-
ferred, now with large commercial house In
repair shop. II. shulz, 100 Hayward ST, Brook
lyn. y. Y.
CHAUFFEUR Mechanic desires position pri-
Nate or commercial. 60 anywhere. Haia. SIG
East I'D st
CONrANION-VALEr. widely Wsvelled, wishes
position, speaks hucnlv French. Spanish,
German. n. Peters, - 9Th ave
JAPANESE.-F First class cook or butler. in pri-
vate family or take entire charge Of bachelors
place. GO anywhere; highest recommendations
10y employer, Who can Re seen ready after June
.. Sho, 100 Riverside Drive Phone $50 River
side
MANAGING EDITOR open fer engagement.
Forty dollars week Address +. \ r.,
Tribune once.
Female
ASSISTANT HOUSEkEEPER, companion. moth
ers helper, woman OF refinement. desires pO-
sition. Write Miss NJ, $50 Lexington ave.
DRESSMA KER competent. makes and re
models childrens specially. Juliet, l28
East l2th ST Tel. 4OS StuyycSaut
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter; also switch
hoard operator. salary Sl2. s. Z, Box 81,
FTriC t1u.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAITED.
Een1ale.

Female
,,f.pgrpy GDNERNEgS English Protestant;
viii take care Of two children. $50: young
and bright. nuc references. Miss shea's Agency.
East al ~
NURSE Swedish. 10 look after invalid or
Young children. has mad thorough hospital eK-
nsrienre ard Is we'll recommended by physicians.
ran massage, manicure or treat with greatest
efficiency invalid or elderly person. $50. vii
sons Agency. lil East 1ith ST. LEI. ---4
NI-RsE-English Protestant. FOR child under
. years. experienced. thoroughly competent;
SIS criterion Agency 81 Columbus ave Tel
S46S schuyler. ----------------------
NURSE 10 grown children; Young, four years
references. safe. careful and conscientious. {.
!. Cooper's Agency. 6oI 9th ave, 3sth St
PARLoRMAID Or CHAMBERLAIN. - Tall.
English: very best reference Osterberss
Agency. TiJ Lexington ave. Tel 1898 Plaza
TWO SIsTERs.-Irish Catholics; competent
cook, excellent baker. other chambermaid and
waitress: likes children; city or country Miss
Morrow's Agency I2l Lexington ave, corner
5sth st. Tel 3632-Plaza. .-
iTPsTATRs and USEFUL GIRLs-From SIS;
good accommodating Charles Wilson's Agency
I4l East 5Tth ~. Tel. 2224-Plazs.
WAITRESS PARLORMAID. or Will do cham
berwork and assist waiting. neat appearing
girl. highest references; SO. Criterion Agency
81 Columbus ave. Ioth 81 Tel s46s schuyler.
WAITRESS PARL ORMAID.-Neat tall Swed-
ism grl excellent waitress; years last
nosition: best references. Osterborg's Agency.
10 Lexington ave. Tel 1885 Plaza.
WAITRESS Clean, geat appearing Finnish
yirI. excellent waitress; S25. city or country.
Mynttlner's Agency 2l07 9Th ave. Tel. 1908
Harlem.
WAITRESS Makes all salads; understands
serving wines first class references Miss
Margaret Smiths Agency, - West i2d st.
Phone 3o39-Bryant
WAITRESS and PARIORMAID.-Comp
voung girl: best references. city or country;
wages s25 call at Lang Boecherer Company
Agency 43-iT West sd St
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER or COOK.-Young
woman, with child years old. would like
place in country; excellent references, NJ. T..
Mis- Margaret Smiths Agency, - West 42d ST.
Phone 3039 Bryant.
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WEsT POINT n Y. MAY ~. l9l2-
Sealed proposals. in trlplicate. subject to the
ususI conditions. for furnishing Anthracite
80 az this post will be received until :
o,cInck p NJ June 10. 1912. Deliveries TO be
made during the fiscal year ending June so.
ioI3 The T. =. reserves the right TO accept OF
For further Information address Quartermas-
Ter West Point. ~ Y.
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American A Foreign Teachers Agenry.-Sup
niles Professors, Teachers Tutors, GoVernesses.
@tr 30 colleges Schools aud Families Apply
TO Mrs VI J. Young Fulton. ~ Union square
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


BUTLER-NALET-First class tall English
man. neat. sober, best references also Ger
man and Swedish buffers and second men
O'ter5ers's Asency, ZIG Lexington ave. rel
1860 Plaza.
BJTIER-VALET.-U thoroughly expert
ouced; first class personal references; very
willing city. country. Miss Buckley's Agency.
l. West 42d 81. Phone, 7As7 Bryant.
BI'TLER-One who understands mis- business;
very best references. So. city or countrZc
Ma,hewson Agency. SIS 6,h ave Tel. 90
Bryant
R-vALET.-.Uscful. young. sVedish.
French. German. Italian. English, European;
first class references. Nine. ! CorheI. $ Aseh-
c,. 1o5 IVES, 42d ST Phone. Bryant-56I1.
BJ'TLET-VALET.- Thoroughly understands his
duties. highest references, g. anywhere. Miss
Margaret smiths Agency 20 West 4-H 81
ghone aO3g BIyaHL- -----
tEEF--FXcellent references from leading New
York families. understands all branches OF
fine cooking. will also take hotel for summer.
G.. C.. Miss FitzGerslds Bureau, SOB 9TH ave
'entrance 42d ST.
COACHMAN- CHAUFFEUR.-M Married. no chill
dren, thoroughly experienced. 81 years 9
celient personal references. city sounif!o IN
dustrisl Associs tior Agency Il West f2d ST.
Phone 800 BRYANT
CONCWNAN- FIRST class references T. 7. W.
Box cas-. Tenahy, J. -
COLORED COUPLE.-First class servants, but
let useful. cook. lsundress $50; three years
in last place Miss Shea.s Agency, : East 42a-
COOK Tor a gentleman. in or out Of town; caro-
az clothes. etc. good references for same
6 r. " $40 West 2oth 81.
coUFLE-Trench l34l, husband bptIrr III. Eif'
maid: understands employment thoroughly
eYceTIar. references. wish steady position. l.
Arson. 80 West 25'h st
COUPLE. -Scandinsvian man butler. valet use-
full. wife first class cook: do entire work eI-
cent laundry. country preferred. excellent per
sonsl references Miss Buckieys Agency, II
west 42d al. Phone, 1887 BRYANT.
COUFIE.-s3o German useful MAJ, ga,
wife good COOK ana
ro.1se,yo-per. personal. long reference. otto,
Mathevsou Agency. SIS 9Th ave Tel "'s
Bryant --
,-OT-PrF -Futicr. valet: wife nrst class cook;
liant personal references, city or country.
phone $40 BRYANT -----
T=%C3TTSH OUPLE.-Butler. useful; cook, laun-
dress. So. excellent references. Miss sn"as
Agency. East 42d 81 "
TARMHAND-S25 North irish; all around
farm OorK thoroughly gnder'tsnds, IarTn
Agenc,. ais eth ave Tel. S7s BRYANT
forxe COW. etc. good personal references
John. care Msthewson Agency, SIS 6'h ave.
Tel 37S BRYANT -
USEFUL MAN.-German. $40. can care for
horse, COW chickens. lawns. good refer
,nces Gottlieh. Msthe~son Agency' SIS 6'h
ave Tel 37s BRYANT. ----
DATRYNAN-S30. German. who thoroughly
understands his work, butt-,making' t t,l.
etc. personal references, clean. neat Her-
man. Mathevson Agency, SIS 9th ave. Tel
37S Bryant --
5EFDTTE FF--Cierman. can take fun charge
$40. cool personal references. understands
Mathewson Agenc,, SIS 9Th ave" Tel 90
T0T-LTRYMA N-Gernan. $40 good man on
REGULATORS breeders. etc. sober Thoroughly
reliable with personal references. Heinrich.
NatheWsou Agency, SIS 9th ave TEL 1's
Bryant
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Then and Now.

The present optimism of President Ripley
Of the Atchison is in strong comparison
With his pessimism when the question OF
railroad rates was being discussed pro and
con q few years ago. After all. this coun-
try seems TO he large enough and TO have
growing power sufficient to overcome many
economic hlndrarces which in their initial
stages seem to be suicidal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
Silver Going Up,

The increasing price of silver may start
son,e revival Of the buried cause Of BIZ
nustallism or bring back to public observa-
lion Coin Harvey and the little schoolmss-
ter. Stock certificates may be printed in
silver. instead OF gold. If the price keeps up.
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a \ HOFMAYER. go 9th AYR Telephone
4J27 Madison square. Ageucy FOR superior
domestic help.