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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-23

The glass factories are getting
ready to resume operations and bust
ness will he considerably stimulated
bv it. These factories help out very
much, and from the standpoint of
business, it is rather a pity that they
do not run day in and day out the
wear round like the Hazel-Atlas
glass factory does. There is no in
dustry for its size of more import-
ance to the city and business than
the HazeI-Atlas, and it is factory
that should be appreciated by the
business men. Its payrolls are large
frequent and regular. Its business
: steady and constant. Its product
: of high character. All these
count for much.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-23
UP AND a DOING.

While somewhat unkind in not
classifying Clarskburg with the cities
that are in possession of many fine
Industries, yet the spirit shown by
the Fairmont Times as to its owp
city, is applicable to certain extent
here. in the following editorial:
"Charleston and Huntington have
been acquiring valuable accessions III
the way of industrial plants, and We.
neither of those cities have any adj
vantages or inducements to offer tina.
are superior to those which Fair
mont possesses. One plant which
Huntington hsa just located has pro
duced quite a building boom, ant
nearly 1000 houses are in process o.
construction The local papers arr
fun of advertisements for carpenter
bricklayers, plasterers and other me
ehanics. This stimulates all kinds
of business and while other towns
are In the clutches of the anma
dull season. Huntington is enoyi-
ing a boom. An object lessin is here
presented that ought not to be lost
on other towns. 1t docs not pay t.
wait for something to turn up. hu'
the business interests must lay thci'
heads together and 90 out and turn
mp something. No location in thu
State offers such great inducemsnt
in the way of cheap coal and gas ..
Fairmont. The other advantage,
offered here are equal to those of an
other locality. While these GOO
things are going. Fairmont ought t.
have a large portion of them. Our
business interests do not want t.
sleep on their opportunities. T.
takes some effort to land an indus
trial plant but the proper effort viii
very often do it. We need indus
trial plants more than we need adj
ditional railroads. Some temper
arv benefits are derived from tn"
construction of railroads, but the
benefits flowing from a factory o.
other Industrial plant are perman
ent and much more to be desired.
Just little soreness exists here
over the fact that the county court
did not purchase bridge. Ger.
tainly. the inclination to stop br
cause of this in developing property
does more injury than good, an'
there is positively nothing to gair
by such cessation of activity.
Unless the development interest
are satisfied with what they hav.
done and made and prefer to res
on their oars rather than forge far
Their to the front, it accomplishes
nothing and is of no real benefit to
them or any one else to make no
further effort.
This does not apply to any one
company, but to all the business in
terests that are not fully grasping
the opportunity to go forward and
bring the city to greater degree Of
greatness. and all should feel i'm
pressed with the necessity of doinf
their hest, if they would attain the
highest success, prosperity and adj
vancement of the community.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-23
PARKERsBURG's PERIL.

Petersburg is in deplorabIe
condition, from what the Sentinel
of that city says. 1t reveals con-
dition of affairs that is really start
ling, but which goes to show that
while Clarksburg may not he entire
ly rid of evil, yet so far better OIL
e this city that what Parkersburg
e described to be that the residents
II Clarksburg may we'll be thank
nj Read what the Sentinel say
- follows, and then imagine, if you
can. the situation it pictures, under
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-23

There is lot of petty crime as
shown by the many cases that get
into magistrates court. There
ought to be some way to break them
up, and justices of the peace with
this end strictly in view can hardly
he too harsh, too severe or too dill
gent in netting out punishment The
matter of deterring should be as i'm
portant as punishment, and heavy
punishment will deter OF at least
have that tendency,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-23
NEW SAND
HAS BEEN FOUND

The Philadelphia Companyis well
ON the Theodore Martin farm, on
Flag run, in Sardis district, came IN
Tuesday evening small producer
below the fifth sand. The claim
is made that the fluid was found IN
a sand as yet unknown to operators
and the discovery is creating con-
siderable interest.
Carter & Wilson have a fishing
lob at the Hutton Gas Company
we'll on the Junior lot at Wilson
burg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-23
DAILY LOW RATE
EXCURSIONS TO THE
RIG w. VA. STATE FAIR

The Central Traffic Association
has announced that all railroads en-
tering Wheeling will offer one fare
rate for the round trip, during State
Fair week, Sept. Ills, good return
ing until Sept. 10, inclusive In
addition to this, many special eXcur-
sions from various points will be ar
ranged at a never lower fort.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-23

The James Il Cav Co.'s fountain
sanitary. 1une2otf
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
RECOGNITION OF UNION.
All Demands of Miners WaH Tend
to That Object.

pb;ladelphia Nov IA special dispatch from
sha1nokin Penn, to THE Evening Telegraph
saws that a complete canvass Of the Lackawanna
Schuviku and Lehigh coal districts shows that
the miners through their delegates to the United
Mine workers convention, to be held here begin
ming December IA. will refuse to be bound al'er
AprfI / next by renewal of the award or the
anthracite coal strike commission appointed by
President Roosevelt unless the operators in addi-
ton agree the union becoming signa'oFs
party ~
committee representing the union miners VIII
be instructed to wait upon the operators ana re-
quest conference. according to first hand IN
formation. This committee Will explain to the op-
orators If granted the opportunity. that the con-
ference is asked that mutual agreement may
be reached the terms Of employment at All
coeries after April l.
The convention will take a stand for eight
hour workdey, uniform pay for classes Of employees
not rated miners and specific terms Of employ
nent but these will be held subject to joint dis
cusson and will not be obtruded in advance OF the
request for conference
Should the operators issue post notice or
their intention or willingness to continue in force
d. oo,,,,iss,on's award in advance of the conven-
tion such notice will disregarded. 1t is said, by
the convention unless addressed to that pooy, 10
the union or to more OF its representatives
In the event Of the operators refusing to meet or
discuss with union representatives the ShalloAiN
convention will announce the refusal OF the Que
hundred thousand union mine workers 10 Dc oouNo
bv the terms of the commissions award
Recognition Of the union is the aim ana soSi VI
the convention and to obtain this John -hitcne'
hacked up by the American Federation OF Laoor
o,d everv influence which he command stahos
committed.
The operators while avowedly favoring the eA-
tension of the award. testing the cohsIllu'1oA
slitv of the miners certificate law and sHouiu 'e
5csio, of the SUPERIOR Court be in their favor II
will intensity the miners demand for "Fl''eh
contract
Pittsburg Nov. u--John Mitchell presioelit Vi
the United Mine Workers Of America when SHOWN
the dispatch from Philadelphia regarding the pro
posed election TO be taken at the miners conVeh-
ton, said:
It IS utterly impossible for any one to forecast a
.be result of the convention To DO SO is puLe
speculation should not be credited me &c oiieIa 4i
~ the miners organization do not know the ssf
" ant ~ the men and we will not know until after
6eIegates to the convention have been elected h anu
oi,ren their instructions by the local unions INC
delegates will not elected for several weeks ie,
SO how can any one predict the acuoh 10 oe 'aAoN
he meeting?
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
STOCKS ON HAND.
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov 11-cATTLE-R 800 head; mar
ket slow: beeves 20qs6 80; and heifers 81 q
s. stocsers feeders 81 25ei$4 20 Ht)tdS-tte
ceipts I1o00: Monday jestmated $4,000 head: market
strong to 5c higher and butchers, 81 IOs5 u
good heavy. 81 70Gs5 12lA rough heavy 81 5egss o.
light 81 75GS5 81 1895; bulk of sales, - 80
as % SFIEEP-Receipts. 5000 head; market weak;
sheep So JoQS5 80: yearlings s. 25@S6 TO- Lambs S6g
Cincinnati Nov. 11.-HoGS active butchers and ship
per 50 G5GS5 07 4 common, S4dS4 S. CATTLE steady;
fair to good shippers. s4Gs4 65; common. s2g$2 Is
steady, S34S4 S5. LAMBS steady 81 5o4S1 %
Kansas City. Nov. 11.-c.ATTLE-Rece ZOO head
including Market unchanged Choice
ort and dressed beef s5as5 So good So
asa So steers So sods4 10; stocers and feed
ers 4GGSA Southern steers, 81 40dSi: Southern
COWS 81 75qs3; native 81 75qs4i native heifers
s2GS4 49, s2GS3 calves 81 3oQS6 % Receipts for
week. 5000 head. H0Gs-Receipts 5000 head market
sales 81 s5dS4 %: heavy 81 90as4 97z packers 81 cog
81 s7la pigs lights 81 70GS4 921e; receipts
week 66.aI0 head SHEDP-Market nominaly steady;
native lambs So 5oqs7 4O Western lambs So 5Oqs7 So
yezrngs 81 599S6; Western clipped yearlings
4oGs6 Western clipped sheep, 81 50GS5 s5 stockers
feeders s. 90aS4 75 receipts for the week % 1o0
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
rt,sT MAKE GOOD I'M THIRTY DAYS.

Washington Nov I1.-Mr. Ridgely. Controller of
the Currency, on being shown the New-York pa1k
statement to-day stating that the reserve was
below the legal requirements said that the state
rlent is made to the Clearing House ana Is en-
tirev unofficial. He has no knowledge OF 1t except
that which comes through the newspapers
The fact that the reserve of a national bank is
below the legal requirement is nothing very unusual
he said as 1t is frequent that the banks are found
below the legal requirement when calieo upon ioi
their statement Of condition. or examined oy q
national hank examiner. A bank is not required
TO suspend payment for the purpose OF maintaining
the legal reserve The only use of any reserve IS
20 have money on hand to pay deposltors Wfen II
So called for, When however. the reserve tails
hel0v s. certain amount the law proVldes 1nst9 tile
bark shall not make any further loans until the
reserve IS made good. - u.,, !, . :,
WHEN the Controllers office is officially informed
.ifnar ,v statement of condition or by bank
examiner that its reserve is below the required
1fnoit a hank is informed that its reserve must
be made good within thirty days, and the ConIoier
Informed when this is done
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
BANK CONDITIONS BAD. |
Statement More Unfa0orable than
Had Been Expected.

The bank statement yesterday was more un-
favorable than had been expected. 1t sho"eo
that loans were decreasing only moderately, oe-
spite the extensive liquidation in the stock mar
kst the cash item shrinking nearly Sll,otoooV
and the surplus reserve being wiped OFT ior 'ie
first time IN more than three years, the agsie
gate reserve holdings of the associated oaiihs
now being s. 42S 500 below the legal 20 pei
cent of deposits.
The stock market had declined on All "Nei
are a point or so before the bank Statement
anneared and after its figures were annoulioeu
there occurred a further moderate pfea" o
heavy general selling. followed by pai'ifIi
rally The close was irregular, with the piioe'
NJ some of the issues little above the lowest
The principal net declines were in Reaoliis'
which had fallen from 141& to 15S ana cioseo
at 1884,. 2ss points under Friday: Metropolitan
o6s. Netropolitan Securities. 31s and tennessee
, Coal and Iron. rs - 20 Go -
THE hank statement showed decrease OF SIo,-
ls4 600 in loans and $10.S9S,Oo0 in cash, the lat-
fer figures comparing with the preliminary esu.
mate based upon the known movements OF
money for the week, of S94200o0. As result
of these changes deposits decreased S24, 495 tuo,
end the reserve which a week ago was SZ.oo4'-
275 in excess of legal requirements, decreased
81 7S3 a75 The largest loss of cash was re-
ported by the National City Bank, 50, l42,2oS and
The same institution also showed the largest m
dividual decrease in loans, S10,3119oO.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
CHICAGO RAILROAD DISPUTE.
Counter Suit Brought Against Sanitary Dis
trict of the City.

,oob+ hv the Sanitary District Of Chicago against
five railroad companies took new form IN the
C.,rc,i+ Court to-day when the companies hieo
cross petition The Sanitary District Is seeming ~
raooyer a strip of land along the Chicago ffiTef OF
1ybich the REALTORS have taken possession III I
cross petition fled by the rallroads IL ls Sn,osd
Snnonenv was main line extending from the Deat-
80 station in Chicago, to Dofon, Ill, aIlo aiso
porn @ Stdetracks and switches. which are declared
sbsolIteiy necessary to the operation OF the mann
line. ,,.5 l., ,ba e,,i+ besides the
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad are Inc
Wahash Railroad Company, the chicago ana last
ern illinois Railroad Company. the Grand @ @Irunk
Junction Railroad Company anu the 1laiio - i
Western Railway Company -. >. o,,5
The railroad companies assert that 3 # fompeeo M & 20
ey9ense and damage aggregating S1o,en Ihey
sav that no piece of ground of equal area can pe
a5,raJ nv them for switching yards at any point
less than five miles from the present LOCATION II
is damned that the present yards are being used
a,, them as common carriers and in the interests
Of he nnbc,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
POSTOFFiCE NOTICE.

fshould be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may any tf1ne) ,-.- 20 ,on,
Foreign mails for the week ending NoxeInner pi 5o I
as follows: and ParcesPost Mails close a.
hour earlier than Closing e
shown below Parcels-Post Mails for Germany close at
D m November Is, per s. Motke via HatnDurs; anu
November 90 per s. KronprinZ Wilhelm via Bremen
Psrcels-Post Mails Great Britain and ireland are
by White Star Line on WednesoayS anu
Inv the American Saturdays An additional os
made bv CunaTd Line when a tuIaIu
ssiis on SATURDAY. later the American Line
steamer the same day. The Parcels-Pos mails close one
hour before the regular nafls -. 1,-;.o, I'D
Parceis-Post Mail Barbados and Great Britain ana
Ireland CANNOT be registered . . ,,.,. c..
Iegar and supplementary mails close at Foreign sta
an Corner of West Morton sts) half hour later than
o- shown Except that supplementary
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
s5OO. 90 FOR $4,000
PHOTO ENGRAVING

K4AJ TONE and line work; catalogues and
color work. excellent results; low prices
HaG9PIAN PHOTO O-ENGRA WING CO,
Great Jones ST Phone lOto SpTinE
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
rp,Ssp.c1F1C MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND


h.5,. or closing of Transpacihc Mails is arranged
on The nreslImption their uninterrupted overland
oi of sailing The final connecting mails except
Transpacihc dispatched via vancouver
II. coma or Seattle which close previous
daS close al General Postofce. Ne"-foTk' as i"i
lows: r,h.nn,na Islands via Seattle
japan: japan e. 4 n N November % for dispatch per g
rpa Korea China and Philippine Islands Especially
addressed only. via Tacoma close at p m NoNeio4
and Marquesas Islands via san tranclsco. close
a. 3 m November IT for dispatch per s. MarlpoSa-
NeS Zealand Australia West), New
$50 Hawaii and Fiji Islands. via San Francisco
c1oss at 6 o. m November 1S for dispatch per s 3.
Sierra Gf the Cunard steamer carrying the Brlusn
mail for New-Zealand does not arrive IN Tune 70 connect
o.on m and D. m. Sundays at 4:3O a. M, . a m
snI g n m-wiu made up and forwarded until the
arrival Of Cunard steamer.)
15avsu Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands via
San Francisco. close at 6 m November % Tor dis
Patch ecent per Parces-Post MaiIs). Korea and
close at L, November 21 for dispatch per s S.
bIiinnine islands and Guam Francisco close at
4 m November 30 for dispatch per Y: 3 transport.
pI Isaris Australia Vest and New Caledonia
Via Vancouver Victoria. B. C. close at 3 p. M
December for dispatch per 8 s Aoransl- t.,
sam Francisco close December for dispatch
Manchria Except Mukden Newchwang and Por. Arthur
present forwarded via Russia
9th addressed West Australia is
Nev-Zealand via San Francisco
ana certain places the Chinese Province OF 1unnan
sneciay addressed Europe be fully prepaid
at The foreign Hawaii is forwarded via San
Francisco exclusively. Parcels-Post mails fer New
Australia (fncludlng west Australap are
Forwarded Francisco exclusively
-' WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Postmaster.
Postofhce. New-Yorl N. Y. November 10. 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Nov. 1.-THE small trade in wool recently
showed of cent in coarse crossoreds ana
IaTa- are when the next sales
The arrivals for sixth series of sales amount TO
90 os hales Including forwarded direct spnners
T9e irnnorts this week New South Wales, Se75
haia.t Queensland 1856; Victoria. 659; Cape of Good
fs Nd Natal s75; Marseiles Busreh 4.406.
Nex-York various, 36S bales
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
NAVAL STORES.

For spirits tcrpentine only moderate de-
7Oc machine made barrels Rosin
Ied nr with good strained quoted at "a 10
at oil bbls- We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE oil and machine bbis. os9s
GTec
RosIN-Conmon good strained, 81 i5 & = "a - 'ga
"a -. F s5GS5 10; G. 05GS5 Is; H 50 l5qS9 2o l.
IS 20: K IS 3O NJ s. 40: n, S5 As; w G, 50 15qSo 3d.
ana ". S6qS6 10.
STOCKS ON HAND
Spirits turpentine. bbls. S9e
Wilmington Nov. i1.--SPIRITS TURPENTINE steaoy
unchanged receipts 81 casks. ROSIN steady
RECEIPTS 68 hbs. firm, 81 so: receipts 10 dds
CRUDE TT-RPFNTINE firm, So 35qs4 IS and 81 10; re-
cepts. I72 bbs so,z
Savannah. Nov. 1f.-TTTRPENTINE nothing ,1I1s d9ns
steady: receipts. 2.403 bbls; shipments l242 bbs
Quoted: A T. .. 81 %; D. 81 80 E. 81 40; F. - t0 e.
s. 75 H 81 50: L 81 50: So; NJ 50 90 n. 50 80; W e.
50 So W, 50 - -,
TURPENfrINE, s bbls.
Nov. 1.-TURPEsNTFNES-Spir1ts, 49s ROSlN
American strained. los I'd: fine, lbs Sd.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, ETC, EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFTC

Mails (excent Jamaica Baf1amas) are forwarded
daily 70 Torts of sailing COMMITTING mails close
at the General Postoffice. New York. as follows:
C-ITRA Via Port Tampa, "A 80 Monday, edfles-
dav and Saturday (Also from New-fork, thursday
and Saturday-see above) ,,,. ,.
NEWFoUNDLAND except Parcels,Post Nails syi via
Srortb at 7 m Monday, Wednesday and sat
rrdev 1sso occasionally New-York and Philade-
Rn1au SN Via Boston and North Sydney $50 p.
eyerv other sunday (November 49, December g. Ia and
JSMAJCA via Boston. p. Tuesday; via f'hiiade- %
phia. at 1890 p m We Me9neSdaS' rAiSo ii'''' -' '
COSTA RIGA via Orleans. at 1lo:So p M "ednes-
B0cAs DEL. ToRo CPanamao via Mobile at t1o:So p m
MEXICO CITY overland at 80 P m and md lHs@ 1oso m M
BRiTisH HONDURAS, HONDURAS st 1Eos6 Coasp ,, and
S 1Nast We Coast of Honduras is dispatched from
Weew-York via Paname-see above) .,o.oo u
TF,ast Mobile at T10:S0 m
Sa1iy west Coast Nicaragua is dispatched from
o3 9A,1s vo,r via Panama-see above) Satngs from
Mobile uncertain. ,.....s o1osa. Of &
Registered Mall for overland dispatches closes at
o. m. previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
oNEOPATHY.

OSTEOPATHId TreatS-vr,t for |rheuma-
tism. scalp NeatTgent. facial massage.
J. FISCHER, l30~ypiest ooth-st
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No / ,364 Broadway. between 36th
ard 37th SITS. until O'Clock p. III. AGver-
tisernents received at the following branch
L. M viz /: 254 Sth-aFe 6. c. ccr- 24d-st-
i53 6th-ave. cor. I2th-st.; % East i4th-st..
s5J West s2d-st., between Tth and Sth aves.:
2ss West 125th-st.. 1885 3d-sve. between
St l7os Ist-ave.. near seth-st.; I57 East
I25th-st: 756 Tremont-ave.; $50 3d-sve.
near 4iSt-st.; A5a 3d-nve; 30 Blescie--
st, 325 bieecAer-sI
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

wishes steady position; best references
LEO WE'LL, 20 Vale-st., South Boston,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

TOUNG MAN, of good family. wants room p
between 14th and 23d SITS; about %,
B., Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 BroadMas :
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

ANY intelligent person may earn a sooo
income corresponding for newspapers. no
canyassing: experience unnecessary. Senu
for particulars NORTHERN PRESS syn
DICATE, I.ockport, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
LOs1.

PaNKROOK No. sos 1893 OF the Union Dime
savings Institution is missing Any per
son having a claim 10 II is hereby called
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and q new one issued
PANKBOOK No 4s2 III Of the Union Dime
swings Institution Is missing. Any per
cor having a claim TO it is hereby called
-,r.o-, 10 present the same within ten days
OF submit 20 having said passoook cancelled
and a new one issued.
a.NKpOoK No. 335. Az Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing any per
mon 10 present the same within Ten DAYS
=, submit 10 having said passbooS cancelled
aaA - nAu one i6sied.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

mails for Europe and for Central America via Colon.
close hour Foreign Station
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Francisco, Nov 1.-THE official closing quo
s for mining stocks TODAY Were as folIoRs:


HIGHEST PRICES paid for cut glass. brio
s-hrsc5 nne china. Tel SV9 Harlem.
levy 90 East 116th-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Female

GERMAN LADY, pianist with highest
diploma from Stuttgart conservatory: ex
ceHent teacher and performer; pIIrest
East 60th-st i-'' l77
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wasryn

r'Our lines taOt exceeIing q WORDS, -
insertions. l. cents. So, IN Insertions "a
cents EXceec4ng - ysyTis anu less tlar =,
words. three Insertions. - cents. seven IN
seIJiCns. to cents
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRiCES.-5oo second hana ic
WOOD and iron working machines; fully
s,,aranteeo: machinery bought and eS-
sfanged GEO b. EDDY, 3SS Madison-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

vU.sbinpton Nov. 1.-THE condition of the Treas
.,rT at fhe beginning of business to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS. music and stationery: piano tun-
ing and repeating: trimmings for al kinds
musical instruments: also vocal ana nlu
sica, instruction. ABBOTT & co. 24l
Wes. I16th-st.
STEINWAY. C.HICkERING. WEBER and
SOHMER Pianos. warranted. each s.5
cash. Uprights. bargains. STADIE WARE
ROOMS l22 West 42d-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS MAKE So TO $40 DAILY SFT1
ING OUR HOUSEHOLD SPECIATT-IECs
BEST SELLERS ON THE NAREET:
CATALOGUE FREE. l.
CHAUTAUQUA SUPPLY HOTrSE
JAMESTOWN. N Y
AGENTS wanted; suburbs and countr,,. o.
proposition will net any hustling agent &
day' pay weekly; no delivering or coiIecf
ing; PERRY NURSERY COMPANY
"OCLD you like to receive beautiful SOU
Ntiilf postcards from all over the world ,
oend loc and have your name in the Pos+
caTd . exchange List. Big money for agents
4MERltAN POSTCARD EXCHANGE III
I&Wrence-st-, New-York
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED
Male
WANTED.-A lecturer on Mexico and i+s
mines. LECTURER, Box 8, Tribune Of
fee " Di'e VI
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
BOARD WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET
MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS - Attractive
rooms. single and suite; southern ex-
rosure: light: well furnished: attendance:
porcelain bath, elevator. telephone: restau-
rant a d. J.. ii5 West 1lsth-st
3 WEST 92D-ST.-Large cheerfully fur
Eished room; references exchanged. In
qUire OF superintendent.
ssTH-ST. IS wEST-Newly decorated.
Sunny rooms; gentlemen; also back par
ior for doctor office.
PLEASANT Room, ali conyeniences; one
block from subway station 73s West
End-aye DUNkIN-
2eTH-ST. 1s EAST.-NewIy furnished
rooms parior floor: private bath: tele-
phone. bFea kfast: references.
-fTH-sT.. Ils WEsT--Psrior and parlor
bedroom all couveuiences. other rooms;
s. 51-Ss. MOORE.
LARGE ROOM; use OF bath; one or two
gentieInsa; select nsighborhood; private
family: also back parlor for dentist or ply
sician. reference required. &c West +5th-st-