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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
SHOULD HAVE CREAMERY.

To the average citizen of the Salmon |
river country the above proposition will |
doubtless read like an editors pipe |
dream. No sooner will the sugges
ton be brought to the attention of
some very good people than the head
will be given negative shake and a
hundred voices will cry in concert
{" Impossible, it won t pay; it simply
can t be DONE
And yet, we firmly believe it can
be done; and Furthermore, we are of
the undivided opinion that such pro-
position would not only pay, but pay
big And here are some of our rea-
sons: First, White Bird is the CONNER
cial mecca for stretch of country EN-
bracing almost as much populated ter
ritory as the state of Rhode Island
People come here or send here for dis
tanees of forty or fifty miles to pro
cure most of the things they eat and
wear.
Many, and indeed most of these peo-
pie, are miners, prospectors, home
leaders, and some are prosperous ranch
ers and wealthy cattle men. And yet,
strange to relate many of the leading
ranchers and stoekmen of this section
who own hundreds of head of excellent
range and milch cows can be found
who never churn pound of butter
from one years end to another.
> Others there are who do not ever
, keep so much as a milch COW for ex
e elusive family purposes. One of th'
E most thrifty farmers we know living
Q in this section told us recently that HI
0 had used nothing on his table IN tn
shape of milk for almost score o
q years except the condensed brands o
!, milk and cream. Now this condition
: we maintain is precisely the condition
. which would make and does make blt
demand for butter. And if any on
:, imagines that this demand is triflin
:, let him consult the local merchants o
. White Bird and get their figures rela
:. tive to the tons of butter imported t
Salmon river from Spokane, Lewisto
] and southern Idaho annually. The Sa
mon River Stores it is estimated, di
penses through their trio of store
= at White Bird, Lucille and Rigglr
" about $4,000 pounds of butter per yea
In the next place ranch made butte
is not in great demand here at al
Local merchants say that if they coul
keep well supplied with creamery bu
s. ter, they would, except in few RAJ
&c instances be compelled to turn dow
rs most of the ranchman S product. II
of reason they give are, that ranch mae
,dtbuttcr does not maintain the hif
IT. quality of flavor of factory made bu
at ter, and can not be kept sweet in SUI
in mer weather. Another reason why
,s creamery to locate here is, that Win
MT Bird is in the very heart of the riche
k. grazing country in the state of ldaf
he With the exception of few weeks
1T late summer the bunch grass is pere
.es nially green, and of dried by the e
H. ments, still maintains its nutritious a
on fat producing qualities. Compai alive
little feeding would have to be do
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
Methodist Episcopal Church

White Bird services, first and
third Sunday at IL O'Clock.
Preaching every Sunday even
ing at 1880.
Prayer meeting and social hour 9
Wednesday evening at 1880.
Sunday school every Sabbath at
10 a. m. and Epworth League at
$3.50.
Doumecq preaching second and
fourth Sunday at IL m. The pub.
lie is invited to any and all these
services.
! Rev. James G. Erwin, Pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

Oscar Holbrook returned Monday
from Pittsburg where he conveyed
load of merchandise for the Salmon
River Stores Co. The roal between
Pittsburg is almost impossible at the
present time.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

Insure your high grade thorough
bred farm animals against loss in the
Iowa State Livestock Insurance Co.,
F. l.. Leonard, agent. 29-u
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

Skates and sleds for the boys and girls
at the Miller Hardware & Implement
Store. 2i-o
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

Bran and shorts, steam rolled feed,
poultry supplies. Norwood ware
house. 4-u
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

Private money to loan. Geo. M.
Reed. 1o-u
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

Don't forget the masquerade ball.
Friday, Dec. II. 27-4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
WOMAN WHO STOLE
FOR FAMILY FREED
Policemen and Magistrate Help
to Buy Food for Starving
Children.

In small second-story room at $50
Water Street four little children, all
less than eight years old, enjoyed yes
terdav the first real meal they have
had since their father lost mis- place as
q stable hand more than month ago
Their mother, Mrs. Mary Fender, OBJ
tanned place in A. Greenburg's res
taurant. a. 50 West Thirteenth Street.
three dave ago. Her husband and
little children had only crust OF dry
bread 20 cat. and as she started home
on Saturday afternoon she stole a piece
of ham 10 last the family over Sunday.
Her employer caught her in the act.
Greenburg called in Pstrolman John
son and had the woman arrested. When
Mrs. Fender told her story At the Mer-
cor Street station house the lieutenant
suggested taking up a collection. Every
man in the building contributed some
thing.
Mrs. Fender was srraigned before
Magistrate Appleton in night court
soon after.
"What could do" she asked the
court. NV children were starving
and the slice Of ham was such NIUE
thing. couldn't help taking IT. a
mothers feeling is too strong 10 resist
a thing like that"
The magistrate told the woman ne
was sorry for her When he heard
about the policemen's collection ne
added 10 Il and told the woman 10 20
back 20 her family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17

A -A-LAUNDRESS- Young. capable woman :.
long reference: SO c.. Miss Hofmsyrfs Agency,
10 last 4gl st., third floor. phone. s3H Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
Ma, q


Steamer Corce,,iua 81 Clorgio tNorl Gibui.
Passed Boo Sandy Hook a. 10 - n.
steamer Q, Ter. Newport NrFs. Phsed N sandy
steamer Ia Ca .. tFr. 81 NiIsire MAJ ?.
70 the C0mpagri- Generate Tr,nsailsnugue n raj
last RAJ - 3 90 p
steamer. mr., ,s5 NNssPofi Ensl'9d AS1i 80
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nun A Go Passed u Qusfs1'ile r. n
st,,n.r Del.W.r- PhNsdelrHis. 20 he Cl1ds :
% with ndse PISSED in Guuantine a. 10 30 ~
steamer kr,iiauafJoud tNofl. 'hIi.iiaha a1
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ms. Bar ~ 1880 m Is 1890.
steamer Merak Dutchl. hn'isrdam Aprh y 70
n Winchester A Go. in T. AZ PSF 81
steamer " Paul Liverpool May :. n NO AmefIc4n
Itne with az cabin al pos Storage Passenger.
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in.ms N.y l. Trinidad 81 Grenada ?. 70 -
T,ITff.5 shlpuirz srd TIA ling 60. - Isstfhs gers
n.tf. .7d r1ise P.r 10 IS
PATH, lGreekl Pireus Apfu 70 hllsA,. :.
Psgs Is AID PALERMO 90 70 n Lh''' via "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17

Whsp az osrolins Benss e. all P,..r coos. str
'oNlS Ve1lhvsn ~ partition.
on FRIDAY.
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so ~. ~ % ,ao uiss sssr.ss,ins Siss 900
A. the Bronx Exchange:
TO-DAY
~ Charles A Berr'sn
BARNES Az. - cor wcshsn a. - slsl sr'oI
(,.-,,,ls.,A .'' Ns-'ss Nokdff, sF Sin'"' 20
i~. Que $ite. "a ta1'N -'' f1't'
o. Hsry Brady.
MILAN Az s'l s7t s'' ~ W c15 :t'h =. n,
ahllN hreg. f'e sy te0~'s tat t.ore,. j
49,. - 49, l|' ~ - 80,
by A-'rory V cses's-o.
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80, &c Sf X 'Af' R Ro,sio '' nj o. m, ;y
Is 1878. G. STAGE p oBricl saetG.
TOMORROW
~ lossph T. BAY
scANn eoseoySss ANo HoUttyAspl -
80 n bedford PAX Boule1sfd. go lS.si@ u
~ = Vacant. - ssmmis 81 tn,o ct 81
W F ssmmis ATTY. , J. Patton. q. Tef. duo -. .
$500 tsrcs &C. 'Ii2'ea
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80 J. Fie.ch f.'T, Brady. i"' ci'.
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s'N>s. taxes &C. $40.
Bg Charss 4 Peritn.
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neslty 60 q, a Jacobs. s,,y. J Dunn. ref
due s. iS2 -. faves. o,c. g. 500 o.
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ro.i,a, SAVINGS Raae a. Urton 81 ~ Co e o.;
a & w Nutchi0s. tttys. T. Dunn. re-. due.
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10 6t-s7 Az 4s0rsa ll15alli vacant. Perk
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s. rs 60. taxes. etc sl.t2S3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Bnng mail,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
Shipping Information ana -,
Marine NeWS OF the WoHd

a-s, ard ios second esbin and $50 ';eer'ss r"'sn'
Euia RI Newport April 80 70 David Ws,o
den. in ballast. Anchored IN olar'hVhe a. w.
mara tcubsn). ssgua. 70 Balkan Co. with
.,.ser Passed IN Sandy Hook a. - No. D..
1rcsary tBr Iquitos Apdl e. NANCE ~ ,i,s
-.I- malls and mdse. oH me hls'l1'N' "
y" u $, Andrews. with mds.. OF the High
Ia as .on %eRpor, New, and Norfolk. TO The old
ror,irton = 60. with passengers ana ulnso' ssVN
In GU, el%Api aT 1rtur NAY :. with Barge No
Of 4, fhe standard OIL Co. Win mdse fssseu ~
ora-sr,tnr a. II IS N. 49,, v,. 20
~Ti,i,es Porto Barrios. 70 the United rfun p
,,ifh passengers. mails and mdSs' VI 'H' MS"
'a1 an 81, a. <eIpoft News Passed IN Quarantine At
j S-,gnfy Hook. y j. MAY $3.50 p: m WiSa.
81, .oil'hea.t moderate breeze' cloup' "oue
RAJ. ground swell
SAILED
Steamers Mama Hats- Baltimore; stsanse'en
lNorl Artila: Kaupanger tNori. NoNolH' sun
.,.o,i N,f..zaq. ii Sorte. Galveston, orelhld lbtl
49,. Santiago. Brunswick. Athinh iGfeeAl
pens. Saronla tBD. Ilupool hanuuI9
-. Nra,,apcqua, Ponce Moorish Prince ,Brl. -
N,..,.. Toi.a,k aud Nassau DUTCH. Iott su
p'1-ra. Ravo with ons barge. Baton Rouge. IA
giart. with one barge Baton Rouge aims
'H csieaso Ci,y iBr. Bristol Mag &c. TO J. ArAsl
Brezi1eI ttrI. Msrseilles April e. to ] WIZ
CHESTER 4 co IN ballast Bar. 10 % 10 49,.
Calsbrla tBrI. Glasgow MAY . 70 lHe Ancn0'
Line. With mdse. Bar. 40 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
Medal for Phone Inventor.

DR. Alexander Graham Bell will be
,rascr,cd with the sixth Edison medal
- tbe annual meeting Of the American
Trst,tpte OF Electrical Engineers to-
rnorrow evening in the Engineering So
nieties Building. The medal was award
"a 20 DR.. Bell on December %, 1914,
"for mcritorious achievement IN the
invention Of the telephone Thomas
otatcd with Dr.. Bell IN the early days
80 tbe telephone, will tell OF the de-
vslonment Of the invention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
RIGGS COURT FIGHT
WILL BEGIN TODAY
PreliminarieS Have Given
Promise Of Spirited
Battle.

Washington, May 10 lh-tl r>t-Hs
events are promised ct the hearing Of
the injunction suit % the Riggs Ma
tioral Bank against the Treasury Off
Gals, which begins tomorrow morning
in the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia In copious press state
ments. as we'll as IN the official bill
fled BY the bank and the reply Of the
Treasury officials. fled yesterday, near
Is every one involved in the case has
now been branded as perjurer or a
Drevaricator or both, and each side
despite the volumes that have been
given out, claims TO have vast stores
o. reserve ammunition.
Il was reported here tonight thai
the Riggs Bank lawyers, in their ef-
fort 20 show that John SHELTON Will
Jams is "temperamentally unfit for
the duties Of Controller Of the Cur
rency. are going back practically 10
the time Of his birth. It was said
that they had statement Of close
relative Of Mr. Williams, made In q
plea 20 get John SHELTON out Of n DIM
Guilty IN which he had become en-
meshed with New 1ork hhah,! r,
that prenatal influences had resulted
in Mr.. Williams being subject TO PERI
Cd cal lrrespohS4OIe Iap9vls. ..r,,,. %
llilams IS me Pa nc va -. -
the oanK oIAclals, hc'! 0D!D~,,i.. ~
treasurer Jonh puIHo 10 'l.'''' -
cldental, WINE even 20 49, ,,' -.
the Ieasury McAooo Wy aLc,, {cel
ng hke the tn.i.i' Irdcad thev
toward lne 'o'' VI - ao,,ors
blame most OF INC .-.,... 80
Of the secretary TO 'hc '"9'' Jaw" va
liaiaa' -... .e-.;,1s
The tack which the Treasury ohlclaIs
vii take ln the case was MADE eV'oeHI
bv their answer Yesterday. hey m
tend 10 dwell a. length on the money
trust" seeking TO show that the Riggs
National Bank Is merely a INK III inc
chain of which the National CITY bahh
OF New York e. the centre. They VIII
a.tcmpt 70 bring out the relations or
the Riggs Bank toward public olhclals
of the last generation. ms was ma.
Gated when they made pubHc lhe HaI
Of borrowers from tho Riggs.
MANY lawyers In Washington take
The position that the fight is almost en-
.irolv ono Of politics not particularly
marty politics. but personal politics in
s;de Of both parties. Those who think
that the decision will be that The court
cannot review discretionary actions on
Inc part of the Controller do not by
any means conccde that the bank Viii
Lavc lost its FIGHT if tho court so de
cIdcs They believe the principal thing
tha bonk T., after is not TO win a court
sr;t arainst the Controller so much as
70 hing sbarplv to the attention Of
banker. the public and President VII
SON himself the methods By which Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
FIRE RECORD.

&
] % 10 ? 1sh - Seifirief NHcer. u'nhf
roll Banter - Teter B.nton. none.
o. 90 " 18th st. " Coleman q % tfihinG
SO IennY ~ Harry Bnrsef. irifins.
90 ito D. 5itA Il Hrlfy Lew. TIMING
T. NJ
o. oe-2lS7 Broadway. Dan Reeves. trifinf
= e-620 isSth At CEnsio Onofin. uinnf-
3 -0-ls Jefferson 10 Morris SchcfoT tlifins
f1O-ft J. i--d u Robert Sheicei' $500
J37-llsth q. and Boston I'd. subway station
iriflnE
- io4 D. iAh 8, : Ellen Carey: nom,
90 Clinton - Hvrrsr Render. frHing
g.ip-406 and SOS p loth - Mrs. Hsrtmal 500.
10 eos " bth e.. Commercial Deliver 90
timing
10 a. -0e vs. Sn g. Anon Lnu in1ins
le eJ-Gl1 ard 80 W 6sth - Mglua! Auto III
eAGnIe. damage unkneH1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
Easton Left a Million.

Hackensack. ". J.. May i6..The WI
Of Edward d. Easton. OF Arcoia
founder and president OF the Columola
Phonocraph Company. who died about
two weeks ago. has been propa'ed %
Surrogate Robert A. Sibbald' Al Hse
ensaek. While no inventory mas oeen
filed. il Is believed the estate - iui!y
81 600 900. Practically all the estate
Is bequeathed 10 his executors In trus.
the net income to be pal' 70 tne
widow. Mrs. Helen NJ. Eastoh' auE!hs
her life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
al ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
wEsrCHI STIR COUNTY.
NV NOCHFIIT. y. y.

Afrie- ~ near Locust Ave. oFo t'gCt 'fc.A
tu hosf fl- house ard gsr4xe PIC, lcNtl5o.
f9ra. frlit. fIs lgibofbood. i've minutes 70
m a1t Sound Open Tor Inspection. a.
.. Ns2 fs furnished house. corner, no -, =
rgls. To- Summer season Telephone tsi SCUM
tttu. 1917 sres Eo--feil~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

R.no, Ma, ls-Hany Luckenbrh San Fran
rl,co Dor New York (and proceeded
Cr.,,oral Nav lG-Neyaian. New ioff TOT ean
Franclsco (and proceeded.
SAILED.
Crtsiobal MAY l6-Quilpue Obj. NAparAs' Co!oh
from Sew YoTkl. Balboa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

po.f-,tc- and sf,arner % .. u-
81. say ir.rri-col' reryo MARI -. o-dtJ
Tahti. AIrquesss. Cook Is sands. New YEA
land Australia wa San Ffincisco)
NE .vi, san T~srrIs.ol Irrlins ....... May %
U.esu fti. s.n Francisroj. sier-a.........Asy 20
'1BR .,sa Ma. Si .' ''' May %
.asIe ''....-..-.--. Nay "a
IL T,iS,5,u, .'.-,'................. Mv q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
THE NEW
WhitefaceInn
DESIRABLE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT
az HFkUTIFUI LAKE PLACID
ADIRONDACkS, NEW YORK.
Cottages and camps for rent.
J. j. SWEENEY. Manager.
zoo Ideal Summer Resorts

HsndsOmcy illustrated 9rocnur', WIN inro 10Y :,
slo,e, o, Lake Chsmplan. with hotel. farm ana
,,l,sgs home accommodations. sent Oh receipt tc.
stsrTs ,or mailing Address. NO. o. eVmne'
iI-,lss as Broadway. New YORK
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sHERIFF's AUCTION SALES.

nANuJ. GREENwAI.p. snERIrFs Acr,oS'
ser .sl.s this do. Mend.I. MAJ I'm. ~ II n;
NJ. AZ i,is Broadway, By virtue : s,,ss'aI xs,1s
a.. n.s,nd.rt Tt.nd Nassfife Company, htd %
.nru ian 1915 ~ anJ Tins thereafter, o., W Al
20 entire ONE. consisting 81 Dess' 'hsH'. N''
afes'AAs NAV GRryTNHAGrN: sheriff.
/ HART. pepgy shsfis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

SHERMAN AZ. lN I6sd .: I-y e.k
tennis S1S' K'rss'e7 Contracting Co; " y
Bingham 500 Wi.ls Or. president. ~ 1ef; , o.!
so 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

COUNTRY HOME INFORMATION PHEH TO
iioso~rtits buyers LIST oosefs eniife red. Cal Or
~ 10 AGENTS sfu0ey COUNTRY HOME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-17
Female.

A-A.-LAUN DRESS-Young. capable woman !:
long reference. SO C.. Miss Hofmayers Agency.
10 last 4JI st.. uird floor. phone. s'H Murray
A-I.-WAITKESS PARLORMATD.-Young Nor
WeNan. good city references so. l.. MISS hul-
MAYER Agency 10 East 43d ST. third door. phone
CUINRTRN4ID WAITRESS COOK Together
work % small family. good dy references. NC;
moor: phone. ssl7 Murray HI. -
CHAMBEItAAGD. Watres, or General llouseNors
cr-Neat young girl. thoroughly mpe.ent 8
ma A,-n.. II West ~ g.. phone 5-lO Br'-nt
CHtAlBEtNAID -LAt NDRESS Neat y0uug girl .
e-encs cltg or country Industrial Assn. l. West
~ 81, phone. 59lo Bryant.
COOK. assist laundry. ChamoermAd Waitress. -
Both thoroughly experienced, excellent years
references. city or county,, lhdusFlA ASH -
West ,2d ST. phone. $40 Bryant
COOK swedish. first class all branches neat.
good manager. very economical. "a wears excel
lent references. lndus,ra! Assn, Il West ga g. :
cook German. nfst class; city OF county best
references. wage. $3.50. Gel ~ Lang &
Boccherer 60 Agency. - West s5d sL
COOK HOT sEwoRKER Hollander: Protestant;
enc. anywhere. So Mrs. M4z0ns Agency. 81
west 81 A. BDsnt-J5J3.
COOK scotch Protestant. Superior young woman;
neat. nee appeS,ns eIee.,.t re-, ~, "a :,
BDln,--j653.
COOK. LAUNDREss. WAITRESS. CHAMBER.
MAID Mo her and daughter. Will 10 entire S1rA
n country house. $50 excellent references NJ Mi,'
sbs,'. Agency. 50 las, "a = Mury Hi ST.
COOK -CHAyfBERSiAI and wAirREss.-iin-
ri,h aria. best reference very neat. WILING. ~
sooi co5k Jussla Agency. $50 Lexington Az. lei
cooV III ynPyss CHANBERMAID or NURsE
oMo,her ana daughter. SIS. excellent refereuoes
~, or cuuntry. Industrial Assn. II West 81 g.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male.
BUTLER Useful. or h0gsrmln. young scoirhmah,
thoroughly experienced ,acelsnt reference.
NaSes SIS city CO. country i4ls,rA AssQcl4t49n.
l. West ga BJaas i-l0
II TIER VALET-r SEFI Tall nice appearing
three years last place Highly recommended so.
Mrs Masou's Agency, Isl West i-d o.. Bryant
PTE-First class; engineer useful: wife ez-
csllent lsuudreSs splendid country estate nine
wear, reference. NaSOu's Agency. l3l West 42d 81,
BDsnt-5633.
COUPLE wish poslton. private place: gardener
understands care stock. poultry; wife good plain
cook. housegorker Manseis. 1911 South An S.,
Brooklyn.
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UNFINISHED APIS. TO LET.

"l Nest Ind Ave cor 9eth 81 sufaeiiVclJ fr-
laed tpzrf nsnt B. rooms aud baths. lsrer.
~ 40 aGht. splendid iocsuon. Phons s'eI
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COIPANfON- Intellectual: best a iamy; country
or travel Won L.. 352 Hudson ST.. Hooosen. y. j.
Coyrp~FSS %ar-n German. excellent seamstrcss
highly recommended. govern, or compan'.n Al
dress (ioveruess, Box 100. Tribune Uptown Onlte'
1894 Broadway.
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CENTRAL HUDSON LINE.
swat ~ Newburzh p'keepsie. Kingston. Frinkhn
s., (: W 100 81. $50 T. ". NeHoursh. hlgnlHl
T.n. ,.c franklin St 3: W l2g 81. $50 T. NJ.
.str connects for boat % New YORK same daj'
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TIE Hiohsst Cl1ss Hotel N tie Cotskts'
New GRAM HOTEL

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. Altitude z,ooo IT,
Opens June IL Scenery tnequanea;
i 20 20 degrees cooler than y. L Illy;
Perfect sanitary conditions Cuisine ana
service highes, standard. Pure spring water.
Superior grill. Reasonable prices Bal
Room; perfect dancing floor. symphony or
chestra; dancing Special attractions
sy.,;ng n'G ;n.,ruo. and indue.menm fof
tors: Price. con. tne yo9nser -
tennis billiard. pool. bowling tonrn~mens'
Special rates for families Transienn W
HARRIsON s. DOWNS. Prop. Tel Col $3.50.
AT Hotel Ansonia Broadway q Isd ST. ~ l.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Careful CARPEr CLEANING Co-Chsns b,
compressed air, steam. hand Oh eopf. is1e
Broadway. s2l East <sth e. coz 4 BRANDT.
Tel i3t-aSth.
NI'LTIGKAPH TYPEwRITrEN LETTERs 500
a go. 600, Sis. 10000 80. q. IL wsstherford
ig0 Broadway lkqulIsbs Buildnsl. Ro0m i.iSL
Prone Rector .5i3.
NEw YORK ,ARPET CLEANING woRKA
Oldest largest. Most Modern.
ZINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPxTA
Pricrs Reasonable Send Tor Circular.
lei tsS- iee- S<D at tSIt59 West ASA -
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CALEN HALL
WORK WANTED.
btalo.

CHAUFFEUR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES one child;
wishes steady position. long experience, careiul
rriyate driver best city AMI country references'
ezht years personal references from last employer.
giving W on account Of death Address Advertiser.
.u3 hat seth 81
CHAUFFEUR married. eIcellent references.
10 years experience. Ga years with last en-
ployer city or country. f. J., iI3 Amsterdam Az
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OY A. ATTACHMENT merged in'o
ar execution. I viii ssn to-day. a. 81 Vas, ith
st.cef Manhattan. 81 30 a NJ. I'll Ito right utls
and interest hat StAnlsy Ssgaan sld stefan Aian-
sh had "a and 20 the restaurant business and lease
hold ~ The above mentioned premises Re you's
Hartman. Pi.nur " stanley s>snn stsfsl
Adamsh. Defendants.
ALFRED FREEMAN. Marshal
nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. 7.
Bernstein, Auctioneer. cells. May II.
1918 A ". at iis Avenue ID" Man
haitian, stock and Right. Title and IN
terest IN all machinery and nbtures
ID. McCONtGLE. Marshal