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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

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wrtttnx "-MFr NEN OFGnptA n
Desr Mr. FskA.z fD1g EAH1
Il wa - fS1<R E-12 ra1nus
aE se = - =
wrzfs raa g rernrt ~ wT I'D
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masznsnt zF c@ so ! 81 rs s
any krnst frum a rt E
gr sd -i te& L
snf ws1s sd Al -e +RerME ser4
NEaAfhaS e fhEt ts A1ssFe1-
Wr-m ~ Un1lWEA III
Miss Malta B0rssza Ertes Mr.
Pfnkbam Is f~oEfozBs
Us.a~ Mr. PEzfknz-
Bsrs tetz LFEaK Fms TsE
mhN C-om-End mr. zu1ks uM Ez-
lar eut Tat2fZ 4Da ! AHsgs hN1 1zA
But Rse naklar ra Com-1ns zTh
Gdes t1Es Erg EI D ny Mu A.
rHzalaf. and iEwE e1EE 2Er E4l sch Il
an e as nv EI fr Wn.1 LIS
ErkE Nal& C ~ cs ~
-MalA Bsras1 EGR hNs&
II you knox % any gozng gri WHO
q a5ck zE6 needs UeeAeriT zdFae AK
her 70 sdd-rM Mn El1kha@ akLgzA
Mass sA4 tel her every detail - her
symptuz1s. and ~ hep zothIEz A<k
She VIII reuefTe zdv9 ahaclnteiT kreS.
fusu a sozree thai has No rival m the
EXPRESSES q woZ1us Us, audt Wifi
followed p7ther on TIE rSxht rad 1oa
strong. bezlthy and h1ppy wuna1aooA
Lxdia p Fakhzzis FeZrtaois C1zns
pOund holds the rpesrt snr the greatest
urmber 81 cnres Of female Ills Of any
unaicins that the Horld has ever
known WHY don iyoz try it7
,-,nm.z Bakor Cs~E tSo-ea NEeff
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Every -other rsossasseE inforustiO1
which Is Of vital Interest 20 her gou1s
laughter.
Too often this Is never impaired OF f.
withheld untl Hcrious harm has resElt-
ed 20 the growing girl thgUugh her
~,gnorance Of natures m~Fstenous e11
wCndsrfal lava and penalties
Girls orcr-senstiveDeEs ard EDdeT
often puzzle their mothers and baHe
physicians. IS they 80 often withhold
their confidence from their mDthers
and conceal the symptoms which ought
70 be tod % their PhySGan a. hAs
critical period
When a girls thoughts become sing
rish. wst1 he1d2che. dizziness or a dis
ooslsiOn 90 sleep. pains In hack Or lower
limbs. eyes dina desire for solitude
when she Is q mystery 20 herself and
friends. her mother sh0uld come 30 her
zi3. and remember that Lydia z Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound wiz AZ
this tine prepare the system for The
coming change and start the menstrual
psrDd in q young girls lie wlthOui
pain or Irregularities
Hundreds ofletters from Young girls
and from mothers expressing theig
gratitude for what Lydia Z Pinghams
Vegetable Compound has accomplished
for them. have been, received b. the
Lydia r PinkhRm Medicine Co. Al
Lynn, Mass
Miss Mills has written the two FOL
lowing letters 70 Mrs Pinkhan, whiel
viii Be read with Interests
Dear Mrs Pinkhzm-- First Kr4er1
"IaB bet hfiaen years OfaEs. a~mdprHsi
have dluy spells chillS haaLiEchR and hack
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Tn a foxy Oh bird. you piainiy mu
ace,
win piumage iust gaudy enough
10 tickle. the eyes % al q ne nflF
Who vow that J am me staff
I'm not 40 y0nnR as ! uaed 20 De.
And pnppy love ioug has Tied
I'm a proud old DADDY 81 az ne girs
I love EN- from Toe % head
N Winter ! nirt and skate vita the
maid
Who's Wrapcd IN b0an and furn
she chuckies me under tho ohin and
laughs
jest ifEe q tame pssEy eat purra
Tho Spring giri comes and eaases
her on
And brings har garments - green
She trips a. airy ~ fairies az play.
And Oft with this daisy In seen
The mellow Miss Summer comes
tripping IA view.
with flowers and birds and a
And soon we are strOliing In old
Lovers Lane
I'm sure you don't fhink Il il wrong
But much as l love Miss Winter and
Spring.
And revel in Miss Summers smile.
There's Just one girl ! know yoaN
admit
Who has then AL beaten q mile
Her name Is Miss Fall the reaper Of
Iruit.
She gamers Of ripe golden grain
In fact she does more than any one
girl.
And often she comes ozt in vain
Nov don't call me tickle. nor foxy mol
flip.
Because I love every maid,
You'd do It yourself, now wouldn't
you sir.
II Il wasn't because you're afraid
"A. L. Mayneld in Denver News.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16
oood R-auros6ius.

When a railroad has iaid its rails Of
heaviest steel on a roadbed Of solid,
Justices rock. built its bridges Of
strongest steel and nrmest masonary;
reduced grades and eliminated curves
to the minimum: protected It's line
with a perfect block signal system
provided every efficient safety appli-
ance In oouplers and brakes; furnished
Ears that have all the strength that
the best material and finest workman
shin win afford: secured eugiues so
powerful that they win pull their loads
with ease and speed; manned its
trains with employees who have passed
a rigid medical examination as 10 their
physical and mental abilities. and
when every resource 81 scienee, skin
and experience has been employed In
track s-d equipment thar railroad has
fulfilled its entlre duty to the public
which Il serves,
but when. ia addition 20 these re-,
uuIroments 81 safety and comfort one
railroad leads the rest tn providing lux.
nrics that enhance the pleasure o.
travel: furnishing new ideas in rest
fll chair cara Wilhoat extra cost; ser.
vice aud meals In DINING car that are
only oonaled Ia the highest class 10.
tells and restaurants; smoking apart.
monfs Ia which Won long Go hnEer. o..
hrarlos filled with the news ~ The
hour and readable literature; writing
desks and stationery az ones elbow
cars brilliantly illuminated with eiec
triclty-c0oled Ga summer With elcc.
trio fans ana warmed IN winter with
steam heat. the latest conceptions ip
sleeping cars and Rarior cars,
ears handsomely Decorated with
ORIGINAL ami exclusive designs
and even carrying rich and dis
uncilve oolors on the oatside that in.
stantiv distinguish them from other
trains. then that railroad does more
uhan lts simple duty and establishes .
claim Tor patronage 10 which the trav.
cling public is quick 10 respond These
are some Of the reasons Why the CHI
caro and Alton railway Is known a.
-The Only Way and explains why &
carries such a larse share Of he travel
h0ween ST. Louis ard ChicaEo and be
tween ST louis and Kansas City And
when that road Il 81 fortunately 10
GATED As 20 give 4 o. Snort line. tAs
tendency 10 use Il On TIE part ~ al
the people who know y almost ire
sistAbic st Iouis Clohenemocras
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16
The Riehest Man.

Crocsus was king Of Lydia. a eoun-
Try OF Asia Minor, ia TIE seventh cen
iary before Christ. and waa renowned
Tor bio prodleious wealth Hls couB'
Try was conquered ty Cyrus and al.
naxed 70 Persia. $50 n c Hls wealth
rags rise Il the expression. As r.ch
as croesus but with an his money
Is couid not huy food 80 wholesome.
nourishins and %raiataoio a. Pulls
hurs = Niios. tbe leading cereal food
a. the day
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Every h-queeRvvger snouid know
that u they vin buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch Cor iauadrY use they
viii save not only Tins. because it
never sticks q the ton hut because
each paUtagc contains Do oa-oos fat
pouud-<hue all either Colo Water
starches are pat 40 In AIuund pack,
ageA and tho price - tbv came 10
ecnts Then again because Defiance
Starch Is free from all l%2Jaricus chem
icsls u your gtucer tries 10 sell you
a lson package II l. because he has
a stock ON hand Nhlch be wishes 70
dispose Of before be puts In Defiance.
SIC knows that Defiance starch has
printed on every package IN iarse lct'
tiers and ngures &c ozs Demand De.
Nance and save much Time and money
and the annoyance OF the iron stick
Ing Defiance never sticks
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Mother Cray. q nurse in New York, In
covered apleasantka remedy for w0uen'
us. called AUSTtALtAHLEAE h@ the
tnly certain monthly reEni2tCE Cuus
tmaie weaknesses, Backache, Kidney AID
Urinary truuhles 10 al Druggists 81 ~
uan Hlct4 Sample mailed FREE Address
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

he does not have Defiance Starch. you
mas be Eune h Is afraid 70 keep II IN
I'll his stock o. L OK packages are
old. Defiance Starch II rot only bet
ter than any other Cold water Starch.
but contains Is ca 60 the package and
sells Tor same money as AZ OF brands
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Lghueirh-l hear you have gone in
nr physical exercise
iieayyman-Yes; Two been promis-
en- a feat job as soon as ! get thinner.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Lewis Single Binderm straight &c ciEsr
The highest price Sc CIGAR 10 the dealer
and the highest quality for the smoker.
Lewis Factory. Peoria, III
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

The more money there Is IN the
world the more It gets away from
most people.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Few men can refrain from hoastlng
Of the gool acts they do by mistake.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

A doctor IS making money when
he begins 10 cali his patients his
clientele.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Whoever gets blue over mere tdfies
IS apt 20 paint things red 10 gel over
Il
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

A title Gin With rel hair is a dan
erous thing.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Try me- Just once and 7 am SURE q
come again Defiance Starch.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

He who waits for something TO turn
up is likely turn up in the almshouse
house.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

An obligation q any sort IS a NOR,
age on your time.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

It wouldn't be any fun at al to b
lazy II there was DO work to do.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

A woman has brains 10 be able,
without any. 70 do 50 much nor than
mon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16
DoNr FORGET

bcsaiS re Russ coapasI, s9alh BenA Lad
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Ma Winalou,s sostnlnE Syrop-
rrr rhftroa trathnEa. aanrns sc auua, reduces -
aamnauos. ankga psin. cgfes vtaAcole Maen@
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

a woman never forvcts her first
iovc-nor forHiycs herself IL she mar
ucs him.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

USE THL FAMOUS
Red Cross Ball Blue. Large Sea. package 3
seats The huss COMPANY. souh Bend. Ind
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

A man Is great ~ Just how nttie
those around him arr
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Thompssn's aye Water
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16
20 Bushels 20 tho Acre VIII bo the
AveraKo Yield Of wheat

M isnd that this vas gFosn ca east uauY o.
ur farmers absolutely nothinf while those
Who uishod 10 aad 70 tho 900 agrts she Goycrn'
ncns rFsats oan huY iand sdloiuing a. from =
% SO an acra
Climate spiendid, school c0sveHicat railways
ciuse a. hand. taxes los
send Cor p4uphlot am Century Canada
and fuu particulars REGARDING rate ETC. "a
SUPER ufendcrt % Immigration, OTTAWA.
Canada, o. 30 the following authorized
Canedian GoVrnncnt Afcng-J = Crgwfoui
No 10 ", Nlath Street kansas Gig Missouri
iMshtion tnis lsuerA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-16

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable C0np0gad flakes Sick homea Hea.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
yOrNG UPTON COMES BACK
Boy Who Drugged and Robbed His
Father Sags He "Btc1o 1t In.

-,- t-o1ght back TO this city
.--,ss linton sixteen years oio' tue son OF pr
,--,,,s-, 4 I7p.on Of No lss4 DeA-i'e ''A-ANe VINO
= s-,,seed and whose once safe "aS r1ned on
,-.L-,a-v 3 The boy was IocAe0 Up at Fohce
1s-..-s a. O'Clock. The charge against
HeAo@ -. =, and larceny. His father is the
so-He -. &C u-iJl be II the Harlem Court this
-. - the boy is arr2igned there
noli--'e - IS arrested IN New-orleans on &
- ,ss,,.5 bv Magistrate BAKER n the AArieIn
- II. vaived extradit3o7 and returned to
10 -, ,,,,,flv with Detective Sergeant CAL
NeT-Ao1A I't+Je to say to the detective about
Ae1ei' -,.nt the s4o0 he is alleged to have
10" 'e general declaration that ne had
soc" - Tie detective recovered cheap
80 = Ing nan had pawned He was out Of
- ILs - - arrested, although he had been living
~ >. the St Charles Ho'el
We (. - -. February 7 reported 10 the police
-. - after having drugged him. had opened
tIAt - .be previous Sunday night and had
rs 50 f-cT n il 500 n cash and lewelry worth 800
The boy 5S.oa 5a9 and cousin Frank McDermott.
AcLls - TIE same address. were arrested two
months s.- Ss.r- Mrs William Meeks OF No 245 East
krsn..s On the outside OF the house McDeTmott
-..-s55es himself IS lookout, while Upton gave
u99Iseks a false message that ne was wanted
Snxnfovn Then, as alleged, Upton seized and
teteS Mrs Meeks anti she was Unconscious, and
ssicIre-paott took cash and goods valued at about
Fe1 Later. The boys We're arrested, and were
committed 70 the Elrlira ReforInatory at the re-
nest OF Dr.. Upton. They wrote to the doctor
sSsr e seyv weeks confinement asking Tor forgive
- - e-s bs secured their release on parole.
n T-pto1 sad that after he had taken some
,srsapz-ills with his son on the night Of February
- Fsft drowsy, and soon retired He did not
80 whether his s0r. had been his custom, had
-. "a beS with him. He aEOke on Monday feel
- u vgith syn ptorns OF chlorofor poisoning. and
.-,if Tot leave the house 70 inform the police
-.tT rTuse5sv. The doctor, on going downstairs,
s,~-s thst the safe had been robbed. He de-
.is-sd FRAT rs combination was known 10 no one
s--sr4 rs private secretary and himself. He
,So~FEt his son had brought in some person whom
:. Ead net II The Tombs or at the reformatory,
- -hsf tEe lob had been done in that way.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
MAGISTRATE DISCHARGES BANKER
Policeman Charged a. 7. Post with Violat-
ing Traffic Rules in Automobile.

4uguEtus = Post. the banker, Of No. 81 Nassau
e., VINO lives al the waldorf. vas arraigned IN
Jeerso1 Market court yesterday charge Of
violating trafio regulations IN front OF the home
q General Daniel r Sickles, No g 5th-ave. Mr.
Pest IVES IN automobile and was going north in
the avenue 10 stop IN front Of General Sickles's g
house The machine sWerEed to the west
through accident and caused delay fl traffic.
Policeman Fox said the machine was partly
fhs sidewalk the west side OF the avenue, and
tT this he arrested Mr.. Post. Magistrate Pool
discharged Mr. Post
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
new YORK, NEW HAVEN 8 HARTFORD R. R.

Gspa4t Crane IslL-al SLaLoEs
4Jh ave-, follows, for
u IooO, X 1902 a II, t+l1.Oo. * I-Os. 'IiS.Uo
u 500 's 5;OI. "T12-OO P. II
BOSTON. via WilliEranJio-tfs0O A. ". 400 P n
BOSTON, via Sprnghed-fS.OO A N. f.l2-Oo. =. 400.
"1IOO P NJ
FITCHBURG, Putnam and W0rces,er-f3,0O P. NJ
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK-fs.50 "A. ". t3s31 p Il.
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-T4:50, $3.50 A. N, T3 81 P "
WATERBURY and WISsTED-t4:5O. $500. tss-00.
sf5ol, t6:Oo. $500 90 Waterbury P. NJ
Ticket cCIrand Central station ard Cl23th
St also at ella c26l. l1SS. elS4 Broadway e5 PaFS
Place C25 Union Square C1s2 Fifth Ava. c45 Columbus
Ave $40 Madison Ave c2T3 West 18Th St. 153 East
I2Jth N Brooklyn. ca Court St. $50 Futon ST.
$50 Broadway, (. D.
DAILY. Except Sundays. ESundays only. sStops az
xSJops ST., Sundays only tParlor Car
Limited Has dining CPzrlor and Sleeping Car
tickets
c 7. HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass AZ
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
WORK ON NATURALIZATION BILL
Ecuitsble Committees Counsel Must Prepare
Constitutional Legislation, Crimmins Says.

Tbe committee Of poIcyholders OF the Equitable
tlss Assurance Society, which IS trying to get a
vrso. for the polcyholders in the affairs OF the
too,ety, viii hold another meeting to-day. The
lsrslato1 which Is intended TO force the Equitable
ir.o & naturalization plan viii be discussed, will
ne addition OF new members TO the committee
John . C-lETulns, chairman of the committee,
Ka6 Yesterday that the lawyers engaged bv the
eouluttes including John Z. Parsons, were in con.
futstfon over the proposed measure. which, il was
hcred would De ready 10 present at Albany in a
shot tine. i was necessary. he said, 10 proceed
Vfh the greatest care in drawing the bill, as IL
should contain many ideas, vet there should be no
question as 20 SIS consttuJionality. The committee
Ezs hearing nothing but hearty praise for its work
ts SAID. and intended 10 continue that work for
safsgus7dirg the policyhCIders.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
Financial.
NEW YORK WEIGHING BARGE AND COALIN(
COMPANY.
7 THE REQUEST OF HOLDERS OF :

NEW YORK WEIGHING BARGE AND COALING
COMPANY
THE REQUEST OF HOLDERS OF a
large percentage Of the claims outstanding sgans
Ebovs Company. the undersigned Committee submit
following plan for its re-o-gaEzatlon-
j corporation VII organized with authorized
capitaI 0f million dollars. All persons having valid
against the Company viii De permitted parrc
psts in such reorganization 70 trs extent Of their
and interest January lst. 1905 payment
Of OF face q such claims
anc Interest and VIII 10 entitled receive ot
TIE new Company ~ per - Al amount equal such
claims and interest
cred thousand dollars q stock VII be issued leaving
Ebol- four hundred thousand dollars q stock
reFt he future needs Of tLs Company Such proportion
q tbs Assessment received by
found Necessary VIII b used n IrrlasirE perfect
.1g t-ls lsrEes and o-her property a1qu!re6
eo1ne-te1 VIZ" ire rerEaIzz-g1 leaving tie corpora
ton Vl-l q iai working capital
No Dor-E VIII Dc ISSUED. property OF
po-ar1r Fl- D. free from mortgage AId other liens
copies n the plan - reorganization giving
ne details can d rad application Attorneys
payment n the assessment above named
q o. before April ls 1875. al creditors will allowed
y pErtc-pafe -1 the reurzaL zat0n and entitled
eela snare y ne benefits derived taerefrorn After
pss r saea reEga--Eston except such ths
Committee may deem advisable
Date Ea-1t IsL. 1906
-OES Z. ELEEAsT.
Selre-z-v-
H5NzRB 75H5I BBEFs Il SMITH. Oomnitss.,
JANIS II CLIFFORD
ALBERT 2. KERR
L-Lse ~ Committee
AEEsag street New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
DiUidend Notices.
.ENE CoNsoLIpATEp GoLD COMPANY

CREME CONSOLIDATED GOLD COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NO. /
- Broad Street, New York. March l. 1905.
THE GREENE CONSOLIDATED GOLD
Company has declared a dividend OF TWO PER
CENT Jssj capital stock Of the Company, pay
March 1905, stockholders OF record ~ Il
o'clock noon March IS. 1903. Transfer bookz viii
a. O'clock noon March 18th, and reopen
=. JOHN Z. MARTIN,
Eacre
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay ard rfstcpher
ts0S A M-Eor BtlEha-nton and Syracuse
5000 A M.-For BustalO. Chicago Louis
sl.4O P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
f4ND ?. II. Scranton Plymouth.
'e 10 P. N.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
"e. As p M.-For BUEaIo. Syracuse. Utica
900 A. M,--For ChicaRl-Sleepsrs open AZ p ~
Tickets. 149 42s 11s3. 1+54 Broadway. y Y $50 rul
ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

~ ~
Liberty street and south Ferry from South Ferry
H~aSION{ BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
tAINh-z4G0 us EastOn only. $40 a l-20,
80 S;;V2 t9-s5 Easton 0nly) ? N sundays. s4s0
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANrON-z4oo sIo Hn.
v Pa z IL, n SUNDAYS. q 90 a n, ! ? N -
LAkEW0OD. LAEEHCRST. TONS RIVER AND
F>AHSE0AT-E40 90 $50 a Z1-S0 asa 4le
lakewood and Lakshurst only. a5-o0. xsos p m
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 a m "a 40 D m
HISELAND AND BRIDGETON-zs00 % a n. :. 20 p Il
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEAsHOKE POINTS
p m Sunday except ocean Grove 3 90 a n. 100.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. sEABRIGHT, MONMOUTH BCH,
EAST LONG BkANCH-4.G0. 5 30. 90 II 30 a
lSo. $50 (530 Atlantic EIlds. onyJ. $40 m sun
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERMINAL)-'4s S. 90.
$500, 300, fl000, fIL00 a T12e0. 100. Sl5O.
TACO. 1900. '40o t5-0o. 4s.0o 17-30. 900. S10.3O
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-4435 $500, 1000.
'12 90 900, - %, 500, 200, rs -75 D
EI2.I5
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON 90. 1000 '1ioo.
I'D 400, 500. 200. ~l2l5
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTSYILE AND WILL
m Readins o1Iyl, SL0G- e. 20, 1900 Read
Ing. Pottsvile, Harrisburg only. a o0 70 90 ?.
zFrora Liberty Street only "Daily. TDaily. except
sunday Sundays only. SParior cars only VIA Ia
Ofhces- Liberty 81 Ferry, south Ferry, los Green
wtch St. AstOr House. 2S1 43+ 1900 1354 Broadway.
lS2 5th Az, 2s1 5th Av % Union Square West. I53
East 125th St. 2T3 West Columbus Av.
sse Broadway williamsburg New York Transfer Co
calls FOR and checks baggage 20 destination
Nice-Pres- and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
AMERICAN NICKEL

80 going up. SLOW. quiet accumulation by power
= 1N-EsFs taking the floating shares of the Curb
are bg 6eaI e pending In American Nickel
y VI rapidly advance and pay dividends have sound
4'@so- 70 believe Fl viii sell at $50
Valuable Information mailed free.
= PocTCS. Stock Broker, IS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for Tho Tribune
II received their Uptown once.
NO. 1.B64 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii be following branch
ofices Office until o'clock p. viz
2n4 sth-ave 23d-st I53 9th ave. I2th-s
B2 East 14th-st. 257 West 42d-st 7th
GVes 263 125th 1888 ID d-ave. TOth and
77th 026 sdave. 6lst-st 1.T0s ist-aYs
ssth-st I25th-s 75B fremont $50 8d-
ave Alst-St-; eS4 sd-ave.; 90 chTtstophsr-st
E.ooklYn. y. Y--@ Court St. 2l6 court-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

A DvERrIsEMENTs and susserinttons for The Trteuns
recsivsd their uutoWn once.
NO Ise4 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

FRDS PSS'' nS% is. s.' BY sRs 'saIc.SS s. 40
5VuuOu II tonsl. via GLASGOW, SEAS. with at
rsetive side trips. Exceptional advantages Send for
program
FRANK C CLARK Els Broadway. NEw-ToRK
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEAC5E RS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoEeFcesses etc
Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs n. j NOUSG-FU LToN 3 Union square
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
Z-oT,r FREDERICK jim PURsUANCF

MOTT, FREDERICK J.-IN PURSUANCE
~ n an order o. Abner c. Thomas, 4 surro-
gate OF County Of New York notice hereby given
having claims against Frederick +
late OF the County Of New York deceased present
viii vouchers thereof. subscribers
rlare Of transactinE business ofica 81
ETsnL J. Hail Broad Street, Ia the Borough of
in City York. or bsfors +bs
9f1t Ssv Of pri 1905. Dated New York October 25i
HSE Executors. FRANK ! HALL Attorney Tor
--,c1tors 80 Broad Street Borough Manhattan
New York City. n /
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
Teachers agencies.

TJyFiF 81 MIRIAM COYRIERE AGENCY, $50 5ta-ave
NsW-York CITY specially OF eonscienttous-y
furnishing parent fun information ef Sod sohoes r
fessorS and supplied EstAnned lsoo
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

uODNETT, PATRICK, DECEASED.-IN
Ii pursuance of a. Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald
surrogete OF County Of New hereby
having claims against OF
Patrick HodIett Of Yokohama, japan deceased 10
with vouchers, their
acting business Of Hughes. Rounds schurman.
BROADWAY Borough or Manhattan. City
York' oa or before the 31st day OF May. 1905
Dated. New York, November End 1904.
RICHARD HODNETT, THOMAS HODNETr, Admins
traitors with viii annexed of Patrick Hodnett de-
ceased.
Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
L Frank 7. Fitzgerald a Surrogate the County Of
New York notice is hereby persons having
claims against Emily Han late OF the County OF New
the with
Of 10 subscriber ransacting business
No Broadway. IN The city County o! New York
on or before the 18th DAY Of June next.
Dated New York. the 7th day Of December. 1904.
JOHN =. IRWIN. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County Of
York hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against Wa!sch. late OF the County
New York deceased present the same, vouchers
thereof subscribers a. JheIr place OF transacting
business at the Office Of Fet-eLch, Sikman Seybs
No. Nassau street. IN the Cty Of New York,
before the S8th day Of July next
Dated New York the 21st day Of January. 1905.
EMMA WALLACFI, ADOLPH WALLACH, Executors.
r-FTIvTFs ETCrH SILkMAN AND SEYBEL. Attorneys for
EXECUTORS lar Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan,
York