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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
BLOW TO Personal LIBERTY
Ne Psrson Has Inherent Right 10 osll
Liquor Or 0uy u In Saloon.
Says Supreme Court

The Supreme Court Of the United
States says that no person has an In.
herent right to sell liquor. and now
the supreme court Of the state OF
Warrington declares that no person
has an inherent right to buy liquor
In . saloon. In IT. decision the court
said.
lust - the right to engage In the
liquor trafhc II not an inherent right
In any citisen. neither 10 Il IN inner
ent right In any citizen to treat an.
other In . licensed saloon which 10
under the control Of the police power
being exercised BY Q municipality.
Whatever the right Of the citizen may
be elsewhere. he has no Inherent
right even 10 buy liquor at such .
place"
Another blow to personal liberty"
~ interpreted BY the liquor trade and
Ito friends!
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
why Tnsv asr,aso.

Two gentlemen Who were DleysAe
cards 1t club recently wsfs annoyso
by other members who stood bshisd
their chairs and interested themselves
n the game. Finally one of the play.
err asked . spectator TO play The hama
for him until he returned.
The spectator took the oeree'
vhereupon the first player LETT the
room. Pretty soon the second player
followed the example Of the hrst. The
two substitutes played for some time.
when one Of them asked the waiter
where the two original players were.
"They are playing cards In the next
room, SIR" was the walters reply
Tit Bits.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
INTERESTING 70 A FARMER
clesiWe u oisslnssy end orswsry
Would 81 q libsrsy Large Ame y
u capltsl end Lsbes.
iBy rRoF. JOHN 4. NicHoLs.l

tBy rRoF. JOHN 4. NicHoLsD
They cry out that II the liquor traf.
DC 10 abolished one Of the markets for
grain will b destroyed and tsrribls
calamity will fall upon the farmers.
But the closing OF the distillsry and
brewery would set 1t liberty largo
amount VI capital and labor which
would BE- diverted to other channels
Of business. including among other
things the development Of produce and
it, adaptation to the wants u TIE
people Many, millions Of dollars now
expended In liquor would be expsrded
In farm produce Of various kinds.
There 10 . large proportion Of our
people who do not consume - much
Of our farm produce ~ they need and
desire. because OF the waste Of wealth
In the consumption Of intoxicants. and
u this waste ceased the demand for
farm produce would 1t once increase.
Experience has shown that the closing
up Of the saloons and the outls wing
Of the liquor trafhc has always proved
= great benefit to every legitimate In
dustry. A chapter In the history Of
Ireland furnishes . graphic illustra-
ton. During the years 1s09-10 and
1854 the distilleries OF Ireland were
stopped on account Of the famine. on
the ground that these distilleries
wasted the grain that might other
wise be used by the people - food.
The results were surprising The con.
sumption Of spirits fell on nearly one
half On the other hand there was .
tremendous increase In the demand
for dry goods. blankets. cotton goods,
sugar, hardware. crockery. groceries
and other necessities. thus showing
that year Of scarcity with prohibition
10 better than . year Of plenty with.
out II.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
HIoh Finance.

Mother" said the 7.year-old son Of
Gordon Bates according to his father
you're poor, amt your"
mo, son." answered the. fond %
rent. I'm rich"
Have you got . lot Of money!"
"Not in cash. But I've got you and
the baby. and you're worth $1,000. 1000
apiece to me-"
oh! That much?"
That much and more. Why. son
ny"
Couldn't you-now - hypothecats
the baby and buy me q football suit?''
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
HANDY FOR COLLECTING EGGS
Desirable 10 Keep Separate Oox for
Each Pen Whore rrsp Nssts
Ar oeiNo Ueed.

When trap nests are used II 10 some
times desirable to keep carrying box
for each pen which receives the eggs
- they are gathered. says the Farm
and Home. Number each tray or boz
When trap nests are used In some
10 correspond with the number Of
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04

Tests Of cold storage. ~ made BY
one Of the experts OF the department
Of agriculture led to the conclusion
that poultry keeps better when not
drawn than Il does when drawn. The
reason 10 that the process Of drawing
causes bruises which invite the lodk.
msnt Of germs Birds that were dry
Dtcksd kept much better than those
which had bssn scalded. The experts
summed Up the requirements -
prompt storage. dry picking and dry
chilling. fhess essentials have al
besa favorable 70 the coldstorage
sraAs. bst seem never 70 b. com
pesAeo1e1 ~ The host 0f asitstors
whieA evssy year Try % secure s6
sus1 eol1-seovass laws.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
Mandy Gss Trey.

the pen. The holes In the bottom
board keep the eggs In IN upright
position on the small end where the
Numbers can b. easily read.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04

A. the ladles' Club.
80 you didn't enjoy the club meet
ing?"
NO. II was very dull"
wasn't there . quorum Dsee
entr
Every member was present.
II should think that would have
meant an interesting meeting"
silly. With every member pres
ent there was no ono for u to talk
about"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
Little Pslthsuinsss.

Many Of 10 are not called to DO
great things for God. but oil are called
to little faithfulnesses wrought out
IN the common tasks at hand A bea.
con light Of hope to the humble soul
faithful over the lowliest tasks dons
% unto the Lord ID the great Lessor
Of christ's parable Of the talents. A.
some one has said. We can BE- clad God
aid not say: Good and successful
servant" Tor some Of the most faith.
sul have been failures from . world.
y standpoint. In TIE truest seass.
plain faithislnss 10 the highest sue
Gee. II wins Gods approval as1
there are no limits to his power 10
zee that gives absolutely faithful sssv.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
IhAt'a A.

why do you think married people
10 not love one another?"
because when man speaks Of the
time when he was In love you know he
means the time before he was MAJ.
led"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
psansysvsala Sunday sshssla

n the state Of Peansylvania tAsse
ars i.ti7.S3s persons enrolled @
member Of Sunday schools. and q y
expected that b. the end 1t the ore.
eat year the snrollment will reoeh
s,ooe,ooo 0ns ost q every seus q
eAe eeats's population n q nsuheP =
eoos ouslay sehoal
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04

4 gloss fpout poultry house causes
extse0es b temperature. warming up
q ~ ~ tire md then turning cold
With ~ sstlias q The sun. This 10
~ ~ . eonse disease and make
- oDW1D' eo0oe enl wattlss mora
Gooo0eDvo = fsesls. TIE open muslin
lpoo1 = ~ enf ~ bsse and q the
$3.50 49, ~ 1oose egDsnsive oooe
80 ~ - 49,. - ~ szessslvs
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04

Doolan-If your dogs 80 glad to see
you, why don't he waE his tail?
Schneider-Oh; he will alright py
unit py; his tail iss > long way Cd.
amt Il?
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
Insurance Nssee.

sVOov0VNg VStOOs
Insurance companies In Great Brit.
ain. America. Sweden. Norway and
Germany are discriminating against
those who drink. even In moderation.
The insurance companies In Germany
have issued leaflets and posters show.
Ing the detrimental effects Of alcohol
on the human body. Many Insurance
companies place total abstainers In .
separate division. insurins their lives
on cheaper rates. Il 10 manifestly IN
Just TO require that total abstAiners
shall pay higher Insurance rates on &c.
count Of the losses caused By the
drinkers insured By the sams CON-
pany.
Net Whist Ne Meant
snow, Pat" said . magistrate 10 ~
old offender. what has brought you
here againi'
Two policemen. sor." IVES tAs ~.
ply.
Drunk. I suppossf~ qusrisd Tie
magistrate sternly.
"Yes. sor." said Pat both ~
thin
cleee Many oaee.
more than 1900 hars have besa
closed n 0alicia. Austria Hungary. 10
. ysas.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04

Nea1y ANevoN
0agsAr-Caa 200 hean Q Dose -
nlDlsrf
Passseby-Humi WhaA seee e 9
0one - yoa eAl1 yoasoe1ef
0aoDAr-A ln1iasae. - i
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04
Why u 10 sesess.

yams h . bubble. IN saiA
And Ws know IL
but no one can buy hin
Ths right plpe 10 bloW "
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-04-04

c,ees Many Osss.

Moro than 1900 hars have bssa
elossl n 0aiicia. Austria Hungary. 10
. yens.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER. valet. useful; German, neat appear
ance, thoroughly experienced very !ndlsTl
dustrial Agency. II West 12d ~. Phone 5-lO
Bryant
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN Colored will
ing obiisiug city O. country; ten wears rel
erenoe. H., Miss FitzGerald : Bureau. sos 9th
ave, entrance IA 81
BUTLER and COOK.-Nice couple $40 20 $50
Modern Employment Agency. 52i Lexington
ave; telephone 222i Plaza.
COUPLE.-Butler. valet and lsdys maid, com
panion: speak languages. references schmidt
~ West l2'h 81
GARDENER. greenhouse ana poultry man.
Swede. - years. single wishes pos'fion AZ
head man on large country estate. eN,
prriencc m grading. planting oi It's en'i
shrubs and care OF stock. have taken hrsi
prize for flowers at Tho connecticut 10 ~
cultural Society. fully competent 20 handle
men. high class references. 'hafiel fci'I-
son. Water 81. New YORK.
GARDENER scotch. single aged ~. wishes
position on or before April ]. 10 take
charge OF gentleman's country estate. WIN
or without greenhouses. good references Ad-
dress Peter Stobei. Castle Rock. Garrison
y y
GARDENER Married no family. thoroughly
competent. reliable man; NE exp@rsnce' e1 i
der glass ana outside. fun charge taken. "A
dress Gardener. 24G East $50 st
GARDENER single. - years practical eN-
perience I'm an branches Of the business
fret class personal credentials Gardenei'
Box Co. Morristown. y. D.
GARDENER and USEFUL MAN By young
ScOtchman. can drive, milk. UNDERSTANDS
uoultry. strictly temperate, best references.
Carpenter's Agency, 1874 oth ave
GARDENER Married no children. expert. 10
Years experience. best references. wants cot
tsae. $40. 500 Industrial Association Agency.
II West 42d 81. Phone $40 Bryant
USEFUL MAN-s2j German care 81 horse
cows chickens ETC. excellent references.
carl care Of Ma'hewson's Agency. SIS 9th
ave Tel 37s Bryant.
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SAM KUPER.
TAILOR

-5l Nsst sith street
IMPORTED SUITS MODERATE RATES.
Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed
ATTENTION -prossmaker with experience IN
making ladies' dresses. gowns AID shirt
waists would like fow steady customers. .
very reasonable. Mrs. MrNaly. 31l West
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SEALED PROPOSALS.. EMBOSSED "
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CONCRllL ROOFING TILES.

SEALED BIDS will be received 10y the
euth floor, 1873 Broadway. New York. until
II A. NJ on Tuesday. March 49, 1918. for
Contract 13O for roofing WIN reinforced
meek gaging chamber and Foundry Brook
and Indian Brook sphon chambers These
building are on the Catsklll aqueuuct anu
ave being constructed under another con
tract The work is located in the towns
OF FishkiiI. Dutchess County ana PhilIlps-
town. Putnam county New YORK. go, III,
he nublicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders ana con-
t1,ss az d.nositine the sum Of ten dOlars
,siu, FOR each pamphlet For turther par
,iculars see Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN =. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water supply.
JoSEPH r. MORRISSEY. Secretary.
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1913 COLUMBUS AVE.
BETWEEN lGsTH- 10th STREETS
SPRING SUITS. MODERATE rEiCt;S
VIII make latest style spring suits, perfect
fitting ard workmanship guaranteed Phone
4Iy7 River
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE % "a chattei mortgage. Milton b.
smith and Jacob smith Goo CAfiir'ed Amusr-
frrut 60. / viii Sell to-day ar n "a m. az
$3.50 Third avenue. Manhattan co. oi tre
Vrolcrt. loo schedule Of said mortgage 49,
ORDER 81 attornes for mortgage. Mo Frl.
au. tlonrcf.
Ef WRIT Is of al execution / VIII ssI M
lu clock to-day. az lsf street kni0.'r-
boil er Storag. Warehouse. a lot of assorted
frrrlsr. -uffiIsa 4, Lax. marshal
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WEST sIDE-Aoove Tooth Street.
EAST sIDE-Relow Tooth street.

NTH ST Iie EAST LARGE room. newly fur-
Wished electric lignt. telephone private mouse
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CARPET CLEANING

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. Send FOR Circular.
Tel 4sg2- t6g3 Bran t374SD West 45th ST
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co Cleans
hy compressed air. steam. hand ~ on floor.
1858 Broadway, t2l East %Sth St COE
BRANDT Tel 49,
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CAPABLE yo.uy woman would Ike 10 lake
charge OF cottage or rooming house IN East
ern summer resort. Box 30. Tilbaur
CHAMBERMAIDS Finnish German and
Irish; So 10 so. Modem Employ ment Agen-
cy "a Lexington ave, telephone ---f I''"a'
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS Three In
family. SO Miss FitzGeraIds Emplo' meht
Bureau. 5O3 9th ave. entrance IN 42d So.
cFAMgERMAlD and WAITRESS Three in
family. citg so. German preferred MISS
FitzGeraid's Employment Bureau. SOB 9th ave
tentrdnce ia 42d ST.
CHAMBERMA OF second cham
bermaid. young irish glIl, WHINE ia, .DaIt,'s
NJ c. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 90" ON ave.
'entrunce ia 42d ST.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS EApeii
enced neat tidy young irish gifl IN private
family. best reference. Carpenter As'He>'
l55 ON ave
COOK-TAT-NDREss $50. BERMAID-
WAITRESS. So. Finnish; i~o ehc.Iens
glrls. highest references. together. CIV or
country Neptune Agency, 81 East l2Jth 81
Tel. 27SO-lIariem.
COOK LATNDRESS Young North Of Ireland
gjrl. very good references. wages. $50. city
or country Domestic Exchange 81 Columbus
ave. near 10Th - Tel Scbuyler 9l3"
COOK First class in every respect. hotel
club or Institution preferred: hlshest rcf-
ercnccs. $50 Tuirs Agency, 22"7 7th ave.
Tel so22 Mornngslde.
COOK Young. swedish: first class; al
branches excellent manager; three Years
personal references: city. country Indus
Trial Agency. IT West 42d ~.
COOK. Norwegian: butler. German; both
Thoroughly experienced; together or sep
araie. wages $40 and s35: city. country In
dustrial Agency u West 42d ST
COOK Understands all branches cooking ex-
callent references; city or country. Miss
EitzGerald's Employment bureau oV" Own ave
(entrance IN 42d ST.
COOK and CHAMBERMAID.- English mother
and daughter; so to $40 $23 to so MOO
crn Employment AgencN' "a Lexington ave-
telephone 222i Plaza
cl.>.rPAT, HOTSEWORk. BY Young Amer
,s, v.oman in small private family. whore
,.il.Luity would he appreciated. state salary.
7. tdrees NJ 300 West Am ST. care OF Regan.
tforsrUORKER Young Swedish maid. first
ci,.s' three wears reference. very neat and
ottiotrg. ,itv or country. Domestic Exchange,
90. coIumbus ave- near 18th at Tel Schuy-
Ter 9l36.
I0TsEWORKER. Good all around cook
ana General hOusewOrker: neat young col
go yonan. excellent references: $25 Tulrs
Agency, 2297 7th ave. Tel. so2Z Morningsde.
IN.r,ANT.s NJRsE-Take fun charge from
birth: hospital trained; highest city ref
erence: city. country WAKES sou Industrial
Agencv II West 42d 81.
f.f.NnpEss Excellent; four years refer
@nc'' wages. $50. city or country. Domestic
l,,aba,qe 32t Columbus ave. near 10Th II.
Tel Schuyler 9i3d.
IATNpREss. Scotch. frst class viii assist
rhamberwOrk: very WILING, excellent per
o,I rcferences: city. country. Industrial
xgencv ~ West 42d st Phone 12l0 Bryant.
Ms WASSA, 9l5 9th Ave;-seect help
fmrntshed: Mattresses. stewards cooks. etc
Japanese help supplied. fhohe Columbus 2'oo
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suits made from French bcnEalines. English
cord cashmeres. Bedford cord aud serees At So.
NINE LIVINGSTON. Imported ana Domestic
Mnliner, We utilize your own material
I'm copvins French material From Sl.np up
HSIs BROADWAY. Phone Audubon 722N.
: GHAZARIAN 2O2 T.. Both ST. Ladies and
Gcntlemen's Merchant Tailor Suits 10 or
der. latest styles satisfaction given. fancy
French cleaning. pressing Telephone
$ WAXMAN. Fashionable Ladies' Tailor ami
Habit Maker / viii make suits from SSj
mn satisfao ton guaranteed. 2s75 Broadway.
corner 112th At Tel 2z2O Morningside.
MILLINERY Mrs Hutchinson. remodelling:
materials furnished, all designs. all orders
guaranteed. personal attention given. Main
Paflor. go West 22d ~.
NJ SAKS. LADIES TAILOR. FOL ". i3Oth -.
win make up suits from 50 to $50
worth 500 On ana st'lr absplut'lT EuaIau-
tccd. your own material made up.
9 KOSENBEKG -Lacies tailoring. .ntest
styIr suits made TO order. With perfect
guarantee. $50 lo9i Amsterdam ave. south
west corner HAN 81. Phone. Mornings 500
T. FRIEDMAN, 3672 Broadway corner 1921
- Ladies' tailor and diessmahcl. suits.
riding habits and gowns a specially. ladies'
materials made up. Telephone Audubon SOB
DREssMAKER ana fancy tailoring. prices rea-
sonaDlc. dresses made al snort notlc.. re
modelling. out. home preferred Tel. MURRAY
Ilnl-l03S
DHreSNAKER. colorcd. with the best Of ref
.r...es. expert ou gowns. work home or out.
o West I35th - Phone Harlem 80
DHEssMAKER.- Competent: makes ana re.
models: children's a specially. juliet l2s
East 12th st. Tel. 4Os Stuyytsant
COLLINS 3Ist st. at Madison ave- Distinc-
tive and exclusive designs Ia millinery, SlO
and up
! CHERIN. 1856 West sGth-Iadies suits
made TO order from your own materials So
up. nj guaranteed.
LADIES' tailoring and dressmaking: my sue
cess results from giving satisfaction to my
customers ". Roller. LOG ana lS west 18TH ST.
NNE lara. 1902 Lexington ave, between 9th
and 2sth SITS Tel Mad 81 3G'I Ladies
tailoring ana dressmainns.
NINE. LAZON-WARD
out by day work. 81 323 East l'th ST.
StuyVesant 534
MADAME BLANCHE.
French miiliner. exclusive designs ISZ Lex
ingtOn ave.
TADY wishes q few more customers al
hh hn,nc and out by the day also. 1868 Pearl
ST Brooklyn.
,pcSoN French Millinery. 204 Columbus ave.
ladies' own material made up; latest styles
and shapes to choose from My specially 20 mats.
7. CREsCINI CT Lexington Ave betw 18th
"a oC,b ets-Suits made TO order from your
oUn materials IS up. Perfect III guaranteed.
N AuGENBLICK. 1903 West 2sth st. cor sth
ave. Ladies suits to order from $40 up, III
ruaranteed Also fancy dry cleaning anu dSeIhe:
THE BETTY Ladies' Tailoring Co. 2o' 9Th
ave will make a perfect fitting SUIT 10 order
for So skirt for 81 furnish vonf own MAJ, .e'
CHRISTIANI, 1sl 9th Ave. Tel 6ia9 chel
sea suits TO order $50 up. from your own
materials. Perfect hitting. -------------
MIIIINERY--S v. Bennett. 10 lexington
ave. cor 3lst ST.: ladies' own material USED
Telephone Madison SQuare-3sis
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EJJPOpE Steamship tickets for all lines.
EONOI Il Choicest berths. lowest rates
Init Sleeping Car Co.. 28I 5th Ave. n. Y.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No 1864 broadway. between 3Gth and
31th SITS. until o'clock y. M. Advertise
meuts received at the following branch offices
AT regular rates until O'Clock p. m. VIZ:
264 stu ave. 3 g. cor. 23d St. l5s 9th ave.
cor 18th st. 10, Fast 1ith ST.; 257 West 42d
ST. between 7th and 9th ayes. 263 West
l2sth st.. 1898 I'd ave-; l70s Is, ave. near
s9th St.: 157 Eas: 125th St
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STRUCTiON.
For Both Sexes-City.


Separate Buildings.
WITH A TEACHER
Phone. COL. 1891.
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WEST sIDs-BeIow Tooth street.
EAST siDE-Below Tooth Street.
OF NTRN.

4rH ST. 1l7-l19 EAST.-Desirable accommo-
CATIONS large and small rooms, with board.
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FOR SALE.

pT-gT TINSEED OIL. - cents gallon. de-
nnn,r.d alcohol - cents gallon. machin,
oil ~ cents gallon. any quantity TRAN
TER 49, Canal s.
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o,,ctNESS CHANCES.

YOT-VC CoRPORATION Win good Speciality
business requires ten thousand dollars; good
security given and will appoint party on board
-, 'S va r.c.nt officers and directors are
rNperienceb men ~ best reputation and ability.
Renliee nom principals only Will be consid
cred y ). Box 3. Tribune.
BARGAIN Hairdressing and manicure par
Tor: SIN ave, good paving business. +.
MOORE Address. Age 241 West 4Gth 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UNIVERSAL REPAIRING co. - Nassau
81. Office - main hoor rear (ask for Mr..
How. watches. clocks. iewolry made and
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

So" ~ REWARD-Return OF platinum cigar
cite case studded with sapphires and dia
mouds Lost Louis Martins BERNARD i.
BoGN. Jr, care Hollingshead Campbell. II
Pine ST.
SD 90 REWARD Return diamond scarfpin.
lost Thursday. -. II. MURRAY I3S Central
Park West.
Ny WATCH was stolen from the dressing
room OF the berkeley Theatre THURSDAY even
ius. \ reward will be paid 20 the party who
returns same to the box office and no ques
tions viii he asked
LOST Female bulldog. name Fiji Liberal
reward. Address =. ROSENTHAL. 80
Worth ST
LOST-March :. between Grand Central sta
ton and 46th St, white paper parcel con
tanning hair pomIadour. Reward, returned 10
West 46th 81. DEL BERT
LOST Diamond bar pin. between l30th, con
vent Broadway 90 l2Sth. sunday. X GLE
ACpEAU. 90 West Washington Square. Re
ward
LOST.-Japaucse spaniel. from 57th TO list st,
Bay Ridge: SO reward. NO questions asked
SUPERINTENDENT. Crescent Apartments. -
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PROPOSALS.

WEST POINT. y. Y. MARCH H.. 1919 Sealed
rIoporals iu tfiplirate. subject To- ihr u-""l
condfti lions for furnishing anthracite" "ud faS
coal charcoal wood. mineral col. gasoline
forage and straw. viii bee received az inns
post until 100 o'clock %. ut. Nprh ID. III"
deliveries 10 be- made during fiscal year ending
June auth 1914 The United STATES reserves
the right 10 accept OF reject any or an pr"
posiI-. or any part thereof Information mn
niShcd upon application to QuaftcfWaStcr.
SEALED PROOFS AIS. ENDORSED pro
uosals Tor coal Tower. wii ne received AZ
the Bureau of Yards aud Doshs. NAVY Depart
mcnt Washlugtln. until ~ O'Clock a. m.
ANN 49, 1913. and then and Tier" pHhli'>
ouenrd for Two coal hosting towers Tor th"
Na,a station. Pearl lidrbor Hawai- lltis
and specifications NAV be- obtained on nppica
ton 10 fhe Bureau. ~. H. STAMFORD Chief
Of Bureau. March II. 1913.
CONVERSIONS ISLAND. y. y. H.. MAR. 10.
1913 Sealed proposals. In uiplicate for FUR
ulshing Fuel. Gasoline. Mineral oil. and Forage
and straw tthree months and a year supply ,
required In Eastern Department, during year
commencing July I. 1913 viii be e'eiNed here
until 10 "a M. April IL. 1913 Information
furnished on Application To chief quarter
master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
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