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Douglas Island news., 1913-08-27

Textile Chemistry, or the dealing with the composition of commercial fabrics and the chemical tests dealing with the identification of and detection of fakes is taught in the department of chemis- try at the University of Washington. The students make minute study of nany of the we'll known sophistications in commercial fabrics.
 Fairbanks-Before leaving here for Nome, Gov. Strong succeeded in hay ing Che two factions of the democratic party bury the hatchet and they all promised the governor to work in bar mony for the election of a democratic delegate to congress. The Erwin fac- tion and the Harrais faction have joined hands and hereafter all differences are to be forgotten The governor is to recognize both sides in his appoint ments and Erwin is to do likewise, thus insuriug a large number of ofHcehold- CTS of both sides to work in harmony next election.
 Although his plans did not material ize this year, F. W. Wonn, of Seattle, is making preparations to establish a caunery on the south fork of the Yukon river. about 70 miles from its mouth. He had organized the Yukon Packing Co.,, capitalized at s250OO0 George Seward, the Chicago banker, who was one of the defendants iu the Frost Alaska coal trials and other CbicagOans were interested in the company. As they have been superseded by Wiscon sin capitalists, the company will be re- organized under the name of the Yukon Packers Association, which will be cap itslized at 550OO9 The incorporation will probably be completed this month.
 The Indians at Kititlek near Ella mar on Prince William Sound, Alaska, this season are putting up salmon bel. lies. This past spring they told the government officials they wanted to engage in the fishing but had no money for equipment. Az the government can not assist in furthering private enter prises, w. T. Lopp of the Bureau of Education interested J. D. Fields, the Seattle salt salmon broker in the mat ter. Mir. Shields sent 100 barrels and other supplies to tbe natives who are working under the direction of c. w.. Cook, the government teacher at the Tatitlek native school. After salting the bellies the natives are smoking fish for their own use.
 A considerable extension of the ac- tivities of the Alaska Fisheries Service of the United States Bureau of Fisher ies is contemplated in the estimate of appropriations for the fiscal year 1914. In communication to the secretary of the treasury, later submitted to the speaker of the house ofrepresentatives, Secretary William Q. Red6eld asks for the appropriation of an additional cum of SlO8,5O0 to provide for sea going vessel, tug and six fast motorboats, and the increase of the staff by five as- sistant agents. This is the greatest ex pansion of the Alaska Fisheries Service since it's establishment. The sum of s1O0OOO is expected to provide for the construction of vessel suitable for making trips to points anywhere be tween Seattle and Unalaska, a light draft tug for use in the Bristol bay region, three launches for Central Alas ka and three flor Southeestorn Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1913-08-27
IT PLEASES THE CHILDREN

As we'll as mamma and your sweetheart, when you are thoughtful enough to bring them some ofour choice can dies on your way home from business. The ladies never forget to drop in and secure a supply of our fresh and de- licious chocolates. A choice morsel like our fine confec- tons is always appreciated by them.
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:. ,u,v IA. 1900 Andrea and Erminia Russo $50,

,.,v 4. 1900; Andrea and Erminia Russo
Ne; july Brisciani; $1,000; attorney. Charles
10 MAI a." Broadway.
yrssTih,; ,e map McGraw estate. Van Nest
LOl Lrviv 5 1911; Clara Fink TO Joseph ii
gator, y $500: attorney, Charles ii Baech-
e'itag walker ave. ~.
~, ~ poSTON RID. S G cor Of Rose ST. 25x
Oily a. I s 100 II OF Retreat ave. 2Ox
100 E E.Sh g. 1899 Charles and Wilhelmine
w. Ma is1~ 10 NJ Taylor Pyne; $4,000; attor-
stne,Troo,, & Spcir 80 Wall 81.
pcs; t,SX's AVE. 1855. W cor of 18th ST.
81 ara Ian 3. 1901; Christian and Theodore
s3xlw' 80 George Sieghardt $500; attorney,
pshien Cuthbert, IS Broadway.
Ihon,s1p, PROPERTY; Jan I. 1901; same TO
ssn 30 OlO: same attorney.
ssmts PROPERTY: oct IL. 1901: same TO
sAML 4 Sleghardt: $500: same attorney.
Ferdin."SS's AVE, 749, 5, runs 25x 100
81 90 i6x S47 TO ave and beg: oct
Ks ,93oi same to Ferdinand a Sieghardt, 81
w; ss"' PROPERTY: Jan 3. 1901: same 20
SAN san Nsieghardt; 81 800: same attorney.
Geol!gsyp at, " S, 1889 II of Westchester
81" qxlOO: April 10. 1907; Louis and Lola
sss, Abraham stern: 5000; attorneys,
SER tiee,,sbourger, Eschwege & Schallek. "a Broad
wssys;,ru ST. = 8. 1171l II e OF Webster ave.
40 ,ox irreg: Jan IL, 1898; Charles II and
lMia.ss r Thornton ct al to Louis w Slocum y
hin ne. attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
- Proadway
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and bbo-5b1 VALE ANI.. WIN. .. - 90
New York. March LIST. 1913.
To Mrs. j. Wunschel. Mrs d. Doherty. MT
J. Ed McManus. Mr.. F. Ziehler. MI \. Lee.
Mrs. Helfrich. Mr.. J. b. Marion. Mr.. John
Stamforth Mr.. G.. NJ Barrincer. MT. W: r.
LAWS. Mrs Mary T. Apologize. Mrs Mary
McGraham. Mr.. G. r. futile, Mrs a. DE
Creny, Mr. or Mrs. j. Beernan: Mr.. X: >.
story. Mrs n. c. White. Mr.. II. r. Tilton
MRS. Ida Thomas or Mr. Charles p Leyneri'
Mrs c. J. Barber CMr w. p. Morrison. Lud,
WIG Baumann & Co.. Jordan. Moriarty 4
co.. 0Mr ]. J. or Mrs. Mae Murray. oNeill
Adams Coz. MI F. B. Caikins, Mrs: G Fritz
Mr. Stable (Mr. II. Foster. or Mrs. c. Hallen-
beck) Samuel Hyman. Mrs. Grace Bang
Mrs Jennie Brown. H. r. Clarke. Or: NC
GIL, Mrs. II. Bell. Mr.. VI. E. Ryan. MI r,
II. Pins.--You and each OF you are hefepy
notified that. the time for the payment OF
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired. after Que notice
thereof had been given you. we VIII cause
such property to wit Household Goods Per.
sonsl Effects and Merchandise. sTohED -
THE JULIUS KINDERMANN SONS
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. At lSss.ISs
BROOK AVENUE. AND AT 5SS-5s. Walls
AVENUE, AND AT 13e0.I3ss WEBsIEK
AVENiE. NEW YORK CITY. by you or In
your name Cor In which you hay nave an
INTEREST,". to be sold at public auction. &c
cordinp TO the statute In such case mace
and provided at the warehouses. Nos. 1880
1862 webster Avenue. near 1IOth Street, Ne.
York CITY, on THURSDAY, MAkCH ZOIh.
1918 Mt 10 a. m. and II the sale Thereon Is
not completed on said date the same VIII De
thereafter beginning az 10 a. m: ana coh-
tlnuing until all the goods are SOLD ,o,-
'U'TTt's KINDERMANN & SONS STORAGE
WAREHOUSES; NSC.)
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NETWORK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH 8. 1913
STORAGE NOTICES.
kIMsTLEa's STORAGE WAREHOUSE

New York. March |. 1913.
To e. Adler +. o. Appleton, Baums Castor
inc Co, Mrs. +. $. Brodrick. Mrs. NJ Barto,
Miss s. Barnett ]. Barker, Buckley Newhall
Co.. s. carmons, Cowperthwaite & Co. Co
Igmbia Metal -I BOX Co. Mrs L. 4 Dempsey E,'
j. Ferdinand. Harry Davenport Ross Realty
Street. f Mr.. X Pars sSn N W. Daniels
Mrs. l.. viseon, J. c: Henry. r. Wheeler, AIRS.
7. Lee; Miss G. p. Lefer,s r. Levine. Cum
ser sIs.- GTss Mfg GU s. fsass! GOm SS
Bakery Mrs. W SMITH p' Excelsior ap' Supply Co..
+ Ks.tlins' Miss s Hayes, Mrs. i. NaimL
S. woodley, Mrs. s. Slaughter, Mrs. n. II.
Jenkins. +; w White Miss ~ 4: MccardIHs'
westcott Express Co, Mrs A. Nicoll. H. L.
Snydam. ), E. Graysill v E. de Koenis, G.
Mrs. Wagner, n. Goodyear. r. Ia Scala. II.
Hadman. w. Hart, Mrs. f. Stewart Wander
ZIP. d. Borga,. / Sander. John Kelly, The
Ma. snop Morgan u' Mrs. n Harris 4.
Staahgier. Mrs s. p. Mollman. Mrs. p. L.
Miller. Gimbel Brothers. Mrs. l. o. Wilson,
Miss l. Evans, Mrs. A. Rankin. w. II. Meal
lister. Thos Mallon. +. Ophant j. sniff. J.
d. Figgin, Msssas Floral Co., w. II. c, Har-
mum. II. L. Zimmerly, =. Axelroad. Mrs. l..
r. Schmutz: You and each OF you are hereby ,,y
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof had
been given you, we will cause such property:
to wit. Household Goods, Personal Effects and
Merchandise. stored In the Kinstler's storage
Warehouse by you or In your name (or N
At public auction, according to the statute In
such case made and provided. at our ware
houses 3OO-3O2-304 West l24th street New
York city, on Tuesday, March 18th. 1918 at
1890 a. M. and II the sale thereof 10 not
completed on said date the same will be con-
tinued at the same place on each and every
Tuesday thereafter, beginning at 1890 a. III.
and continuing until all the goods are sold
KINSTLERS STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
G WHISTLER Proprietor.
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.ssleNMeNTs OF MORTGAGES.

vo-itz worinster TO Lawyers Title Insurance
q - Trust Co: $50, 900.
nSrsa,in Baldwin and ano. exrs. TO Edwin
,.idxin and ano, trrs 81.
f1 aewvsrs Mortgage Co TO Society Of st John
3D. csa.sSan,eed Mortgage Co OF New York
:. East River savings Institution; S4s. 600.
Wilson NJ Powell TO Robert l. Young; 49,
" sme to Frederick T Fearey; $50. 600
WIiam II Macy. jr. 10 Valentine p Macy
a a,r asi G Heller 10 Harriet G Heller; 81.
Eyerit Macy to William II Macy. jr. ct
~ lula coddlngton to Emily NJ coddington;
Emily NJ Coddington to William C Wood
'H Esther Kaplan to Annie Kowarsky: 81. 900.
clementine l. d yelling to Louis w slo-
'u Marjorie t G Singer to NJ NJ Singer. sdn:
'Ms;c-ris Bloch 10 Joseph Bender: $4,000.
Charles Z Warren 10 Grace Whitehall;
Sane same to same; $1,000.
Adrian II Jackson to Andrew Campbell;
Stat State Bank to Good Samaritan pispensary,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Bankers
same 10 Dry Dock Savings Bank; $4,000.
Cry Mortgage Co 10 Susan K Kendall et
al trus; $4,000
william Levy 10 Louis Stone; 81
IS Mcnken 10 William II Nelson. as
committee: $1,000.
Same 10 same. trus. s.. 600
Sane 10 Joseph Fox; $4,000
Mary a Mortimer 10 Anna + Mortimer: 81
American Mortgage Co to New York Trust
10; $4,000.
schenectady Savings Bank TO Bowery
Savings Bank; $4,000.
New York Trust Co 10 City Mortgage
Co: 81.
States Trust Co: $50. 900
Thomas J Kits. trus, 10 Margaret z Rich;
1900.
David KING e. al. trus. to United States
trust Co OF New York, trus. 81.
Henrietta Underhill 10 Anna Weisl:
900.
U s Grant Lodge of the I o Sons OF Ben
!amin TO Walter solomon: $4,000
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MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 7

4TH AVE. 40: Concord Construction Co agt
passavant q Co. owners: c Stuart Co, con-
tractor; Milliken Brothers Gnc), sub-contract-
oYs $ls4.
BROADWAY, S cor 4Sd st, 104xl94; A
sckwcerer d Sons Qnc) sgt Mary A Fitzger-
aid. owner; Broadway and 43d Street Building
Co. contractor (renewaD: SLID Is.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOURSE,
cor Fordham Road. 225X100: Brooklyn
Fireproof sash and Door Co agt Defender Con
struetion Co. owner; Kramer Contracting Co.
contractor; $l.124.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, n " cor Elsmere
Place. 81. 4Xl70.s: same agt same: $3.50
DAILY AVE, s. SIS. 10 II OF nth st.
li6l00l00. Crotona Parkway, c S, COS II S Of
nth 81. Il3 sx100; Brooklyn Fireproof Sash
and Door Co Uncb agt Defender Construction
Co, owner; Kramer Contracting Co. contractor,
$40
l3sTH ST. IS and 60 West; Solomon Mills
sgi NJ T. Zion Church Congregation, owner
the Rev II Mullen, contractor; $50.
WINCHESTER AVE, cor Bergen ave,
Wllx1S1.3: Joseph Elias agt Richard Seigman
and Clarence Davis owners; Red-Palmer
Construction Co. contractor (renewaD; $3.50 OF.
list ST. S. 200 II W of Sd ave, l7x1O0;
George IL Storm g. Co agt Ralph Lobenstein,
tractor $3.50 &c.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. Sl5.s II 8
Of Wsstchester ave. 145.4xi394; Century Sand
and Gravel co Qnc) agt Redwood Realty Co,
owner; r Hahn Construction Co, contractor;
s99
BROOK AVE, s. 1047 II n OF 159th 81.
SIX: Albert Blechner 0nc) agt ST Peters and
s. Pauls Roman Catholic Church. owner;
Thomas Reilly Co. contractor: SO. $50 80.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONCRETE ROOFING TILES.
SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board OF Water Supply. at It's offices. sew
enth floor 1875 Broadway. New York. until
II A. NJ. on Tuesday. March rs. 1913. for
Contract $50, for roofing with reinforced
concrete tiles, ave superstructures for Break
neck gaging chamber and Foundry Brook
and Indian Brook siphon chambers. These
buildings are on the Catskll aqueduct and
are being constructed under another con-
tract The work In located In the towns
Of FIshkill. Duchess County, and Phillips
town Putnam County. New York.
Al the above place and time tho bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphls 10
containing Information for bidders and con-
tract drawings can be obtained at the above
address by deposIting the sum of ten dollars
500 for each pamphlet. For further par
ticulars see Information for Bidders
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES n. CHADWICK,
JOHN L. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water Supply.
JOSEPH r. MORRISSEY. Secretary.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH Z.
Manhattan.

9TH ST. 8. 12j II W Of Broadway: for
an open air moving picture show: Lyon
.78 LonoX ave, owner. r. sherman, ~
West 37th st. architect; $4,000
I'd AVE, cor Of 1OSth 81; for an open
air moving picture show: same owner, same
architect: &c 900.
MONROE ST. n g, 1925 II W OF Montgonn-
cry st: for a g sty tenmt and store. - lux
q: Niles Construction Co. owner; III Bern
stein. 1871 East 2sth st. architect; $4,000.
BOTH ST. $3.50 TO Gal West: for ! story
boiler house. 47.10x5611; Joseph Stern q
Sons inc. GIG West 10th 81. owner; y J
poiro.. ei6 West 40th st, architect; 10000
The Bronx.
PATH ST. S g, 92.9 II of Barnes ave,
sly brk store ana tenmt, 25x5o; Annibale
D Luecis, 1923 Carpenter ave. owner; NJ w
Del Gsudio 4o1 fremont ave architect;
cost. $1,000
BARNS AVE, W E, Lei II Of Randall
y 4 sly 5rk tenmt. 30xs5.10; o ID Stasio,
!. Thompson 81. owner: = Kichsrd' -oo bas'
18th Ct architect: cost, s25.0
BARNES AVE, W S. go n OF Motifs
Park ave. . sty frame dwlgs, 21x4s paul
Rs!lihr. 1881 Holland ave. owner; Henry
Northern, 1857 fremont ave. architect COST
$1,000
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The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH Z.


WOODRUFF ST. n or n e o. 1910 X y,
teston I'd, 25xi26.s; William II Hottes az s,o,1
: Dillon Co e. al foreclosure OF Hi's'' "'''
MERLIN AVE. l27 TO 1876; hve actions.
Equitable Trust Co OF New York agt Hanove a
Realty and Construction Co ct al tofecios"i
q five mtgs); attorneys. Taylor, jackson
TN AVE. W cor OF 42d st. 100. xii:
l.asehold: 42d ST, ~ ADJ above. o3xIvV1,
yloeft e Davidson agt Anna F DaEiuso
= tcion 20 set aside conveyance)' a''o''''
a nth ST. e. lot SIS. map Of property Q!
yeofse and Henry y Opdyke; Madeleine "
s,Isnce egt Margaret Il Conlan ct al tanehoeS
IEssssiosure Of mtg: attorneys thornton
PROSPECT TERRACE. W cor Of ltth ave:
~ s,'' i; Grant squires, exr, Frank Mc,Hi,s %
sucreciosure OF MTG; attorney, j M Inuoi,,
w--eTh ST, q. lot I05. map or Viilage oi
,"akeheid; Edw Maloney agt Lawrence Hal-
~ foreclosure OF mtg; attorney * w Sia-
DIVISION ST, q and 2Ih; Manhattan
ba. sseQuire title. etcJ; attorney, l. QuacAeh-
DIVISION ST. % and 2sH: same agt Ma
. nan Roggan ct al action 10 acquire title,
slorney, l. Quackenbush.
I<ALia.EN ST. IL; Manhattan Railway co sgt
mi" hubenstein ct al action 10 acquire
Al ,rcl; attorney l. Qusckenbusn.
al aLLhN ST. 4: same agt Harris Sackin 81
oasss'eion TO acquire title, etc); attorney, l.
$s@rhenbueh.
DIVISION ST. 90 and 331s; Manhattan
sT,a,sy Go agt Maria T Thompson faction 70
f Strs utle, etc); attorney. l. QuacAenbush.
g., lslON ST. a. same sgt Samuel Solomon
= ynsckenbush
WesrtlSioN ST. 81: same agt Josephine j .
f,sxy,, faction 10 acquire title).
ws.si1SioN ST, - and 1914: same agt ID A
nsr et al faction 10 acquire titlc); attor-
l. Quackenbush
yssansoohE ST. cor of Mott st. 72.sx10s.9:
tforSsi.b March sgt Carmine MarascO OF al
pfsnSs,1 OF Mtg: attorneys, Hedges. Ely d
~ ~ ~. 446 and 44S West Lillian IanZit
~ usnrietta Ingbcr ef al tamended foreclosure
e' attorney, Y a Brown
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
MARCH z.
( tnfs.. DRIVE, 9, Us II e OF Cruger ave.
- ssorth Side Mortgage Corporation loans
haseia t5.G0O
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PROPOSALS.

oTARTERMAsTERs OFFICE. WEST POINT.
New York. March II 1013.-seeled proposals.
IN triplicate subject TO the usual conditions.
will be received at this Office until 2:Oo ?. m,
April 4. 1913 for draining and Mining swamps
On constitifion Island The United States re :
serves the right to accept or reject any or all
proposals. Forms and specifications furnished
upon application.
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LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
Company, ~, ~. ~ West 9th street.-To
A. n. Henderson. W. H. Kelly, W. ID. Par
melee. Estate OF Mrs: Mertha Z. Bible Hope
Johnson Miss Grace overly Mrs. y. q. Johns.
! q. Just, Estate OF Catherine Nicholas and
George Nicholas. Miss N c. MacNsrnara.
Estate OF Miss G. w Anthony. James s. An
thony and Miss =. Lea, Miss NJ !. Dean. Mrs
+. $. Rymsn. John II. J: Hanes, Mrs. +
Willard Mrs A. Cassinet. II. A. Kemble. Mrs.
II A. Kembe and Ludwig Bauman and Com
pany: You and each Of you are hereby noti-
Ned that the time for payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described hav-
Ing expired, after due notice thereof had been
given YOU, We will cause such property. to
wit. household goods and merchandise. stored
by you or in your name IN the warehouse OF
according TO the statute In such case made
and provided. ut the auction rooms OF W H.
Flattau and Son. southeast corner 18th street
and University Place. New York city. COM
mencing TUESDAY. March 18th. 1918. a. 1910
a. m. and continuing on every Tuesday and
Wednesday thereafter at the same place and
hour until all the goods have been sold
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, 4S. IS. ~ WEST GATH ST.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
NURSERY COVERINGS. - VIII assist as
mothers helper: three years highest refer
ence; city or country: Just dlsengaged. $50
S35. Industrial Asso. Agency. II West 42d.
Phone $40 Bryant.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, German. for
bachelor apartments or Widows FAMILY;
do entire work: excellent references Indus
trial Association Agency. II West 42d ST.
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TERATiONS.
MARCH Z.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON AVE, n cor OF 2sth 81: 70
s,y dv'lg: Mrs w r Hearst, ia East
18th ~, owner; d Workman n w biaun'
lh East 2sth ST, architects; $4,000.
BowERY, SO; 10 a 3 sty factory:
ooelet, owner; A NJ Gray, 1902 Broadway'
architect: SO 600
tts- The Bronx.
WISE AVE. 1890 sly frame store nnh
evlg, 2ox45: Christina Benson. on prem
hes. owner: J Cocker, 2Oi1 9th ave- aroHi-
set: cost $500.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.
RIBBON SALESWOMAN.

AITKEN. SON 4 co. RBQUlRE Al IN
PERIENCED sALESWOMAN IN THEIR
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
APpLY BROADWAY AND 18TH ST.
R-THE NEW YORK SCHOOL or
CRETARI Es.
Aeolian Hall. q West 42d st-Sccretarial course
only: stenoeraphy, secrctarial English. account
ancy and social amenities. V. ". WHEAT
Director.
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r,,pNIsHep ROOMS WANTED.

| ,,.rIrr- Two or three COMPLETELY furnished
WAN li.,,ng rooms by reliable couple; -
nJuSeA A.. Box 40. Tribune ONCE
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN-colored: viii
Ing obligng; city or country, ten years rel
.rencc II Miss FitzGcrald's Bureau, 5O3 Jth
ave: entrance 40 81
FARMER. = Married: practical experience;
stock. dairy poultry. gardening. IN, maehinery ,
engines References on ME AT odeis AsehcS'
s25 9th ave. 'Phonos IOOI-Bryant.
FARM SUPERINTENDENT. = Capable Of
handling the biggest propotition; WIZ I ~
anywhere. Address Ability. Odells Agency so
9th ave. Phone 7001-Bfyant --
FARM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man
ager: best references; machinery. pumps
stock OF all kinds. Investigated references on
file at Odels Farm Agency 80 9th ave fhohe
7OO7 Bryant. Expert.
GARDENER and FARMER.-Expert; lifetime
eYne,ience In all branches OF the care and
rnanagement OF gentleman's private estate; can
furnish best 10 years reference from last po-
sition; middle aged; small family =. 81 ION
s0. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864 Broad@ay
cAEDENER.-Married: greenhouse. flowers.
fruits and vegetables; SEQ, with cottage Ref
erences at Ocell's Agency $50 9th ave Phone
7O07-Bryant.
GARDENER Married; small family; green-
bouse vegetables. trees. roads, lawns: $50
With cottage Odelps Farm Agency, SO 6th
ave. Phone Bryant ZOO.
poITT TRYMAN = Understands incuba,oH
broodcrs etc: best references Carpenters
Agency lb4 otn ane.
,y0pEJNG FARMER-Polish: married. one
cbiid. understands machinery, dairy. poultry ,
wife can make butter. Carpenters Agency
ia 9Th ave
Female.
BUTLER wAITREss.-Neat young German;
excellent references. city or country: wages
$40. sq5. Industrial Asso. Emp. Agency II
West AID Phone 52lo bryant. --------
- L.
CAPABLE young woman wouid IKE 10 take
charge OF cottage or roornlng house In East
ern summer resort. Box 10, Tribune
COOK HOUsEKEEPER. - English protcs-
tant: for tachelor' or widows s1sr fa my.
country: wages $40. Industrial Asso Emp
Agency Agency II West AID. Phone s2lo Bryant.
ccooK.-competent; swedish; best reference;
JursiIa Agency, $50 Lexington ave. Tel. 4i53
c0oK--Inderstand all branches soups bread,
pastry. ices &C. sooa m1nasc; esSe len,
reau SOB 5th ave. entrance 42d ~.
U0TTsEKEEPER- Refined young woman;
Thoroughly competent: excellent manager;
for private family, institution, bachelor or
w,dower's family. or private schools: high
est references: city or country. Industrial
Asso Emp. Agency. II West 4.d. Phone
521O BRYANT.
HoUsEwORK.-.You English b, Protestant:
uofmayer's Agency. 320-S22 9TH ave. 'th moor
Telephone 1927 Madison 50. -
TNFANTs NURsE.-HospItai trained; ten
years experience: city or country nishest
n.ysonal doctors reference. VIII assist with
ether children. Industrial Asso; Emp
Agency. II West 42d. Phone 52lo bryant
r,DIES' MAID Good seamstress manicur-
ing. hair dressing. good pachv. aors, r.,er.
snoe; city country Industrial Agency. IL
west 4cd st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-BeIcw I00tn stree


s7TH ST, II WEsT-Attractively furnished
apartment: large room, dressing ROOM
BATH meals II desired: references; tea room.
Telephone 95S Greeley. -
53D ST. 81 WEST-Two very attractive
rooms. ell suite Or singly: private baths;
moderate: excellent table. references. Ieie-
phone Plaza-57l3.
list ST, 100 WEST
Two attractive rooms; southern exposure;
all convenience. -
73D ST., WEsT.-One large. sunny room; pri.
waite house: bathroom on .oor: hot ana colo
water. closets. Phone Colufnous 8a2o
GTH ST, $50 WEsT.-Nicely furnished large
room. southern exposure; gentleman only
references Tel. sSes-Schuyler. MEMEN-
ssTII ST. 100 WEST. Nicely furnished parlor
suite: no other rooiners quiet and homehke
surroundings. Apt. .. Phone s650-Rlyef.
s9TH ST. o. WES1.-- large. sunny
rooms with adjoining dressing room next 10
bath: all modern conveniences; private house'
subway and Il" ---------
9TH ST.. SO WEST--Large. small rooms.
board optional; conveniences; H." subway
express worth seeing: phone. |
VERY LARGE bright room. southern
exposure; private bath; second moor IN
Residence. refined home superior table rex
erences Phone 1922 Schuyler. -
ARE YoU LOOKING FOR RooMs7 CAL at
Hewitson's New Directory. Aeconn I,'.1ss,l
BROADWAY and 57th st. Office hours, a. m 10
l y. m. and 10 z y m
NOTICE.-Registe your rooms at Hewitson
New Directory. TnOroughiare Buldihs'
Broadway al 5Ith ct. Office hours. 0 a. IN. TO
! p. and 70 p m --
WEST 14TH ST, 2l5 wEsT.--Parlor, with ad-
Joining room. handsome gold mirrors; other
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