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New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
ROADS NOT YET TIED UP.
improvement IN Condition Caused
by TeLegraphers' Strike.

St Paul Aug S-A diminishing of the difficulties
resulting from the telegraphers' strike is reported
to-day by both the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific railroads. Ofcers OF the Railroad Telegra-
Dhers' Union on the other hand, say that the two
roads are almost without operators. that passenger
trains are delayed and that freight traffic is
paral-zed
the Northern Pacific service is the announce
nent made shippers to-day that the embargo on
perishable freight had been partially raised. and
that the company was willing to accept such ship
rnents for stations between St Paul and Staples
for Fargo y. D., AID all stations on the Manitoba
Division between Winnipeg Junction and Winnl-
peg Manitoba.
The Great Northern announced to-day that it
would take shipments for all stations if the ship
monts were made At owners risk and If the
charges prepaid
Mr.. HorG. general manager OF tle MI 'neiH {"
cihc, said TO-DAY:
saw reports from Montana yesterday that the
~ t ~ R"tta mountains The facts that there
ras been no te-HP Of trans rams TJp7ited Whic was
running behind the Burngton limited ey VIII c@fer
record thar wqs hope to make when there rs no
our time freigbts are running. and we expect TO
have some locals running on some OF our dlVlsois
to-day We have sent ont from nus ft,3 sot M
sr,9irs5 and Who are fully ca pable of handling our
business This win enable us 10 handle Per7shable
freight
General s8perfnt endep5 Sade or the Great North
er to-day made this statement regarding The strike
situation
The situation is somewhat improved only Two
Of the passenger trains in the tWent! 'l2utS
arrived AZ the 81 Paul Union Statlon heil'nd dheir
schedules and these were only Twelve ana nIlGtn lt
minutes late respectively. Our passenger trains
arriI ed al Seattle yesterday on time, without -
ception aud our freight trains are moving lIcclE.
II has not even been necessary 70 diScoHuuu" our
work trains and construction tfsLiS' -, L.-.o
We are filling the places OF the fhfn "'!, @ ma - -
gone out Some threats OF violence onu HIt9i.ipts
al intimidation have been made ny nc sIIhels =
Ilt protection Will be furnished TO all men al worn
President Perham of the telegraphers' union said
to-day-:
,rbe -f,,u effect Of strike viii not De ieit ny
no companies until four five days nave elapsed
I am well satisfied with present conoltohs. am
CONSTANTLY receiving reports from al paris OF Ooth
svstems 10 the effect that passenger 'hils are de-
layed and that freight traffic is paraiyzed.
i ;rTa stories about our men going back to work
ara absoiutely untrue. There has been no break in
our ranks. IA ..,at,st -, 49, T
rders the men that went out turned thesr boards
,ed"Nfhat is displayed danger signals TO all ar
living trains-and that this was done merely TO
a,,bsTrass the company and delay traffic II was
done hui ii was done 10 protect ffc and property.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
PARIS BANK SUSPENDS.
Connected 5cith Store in Which
Sugar Operator " as Interested.

Paris. Aug. "A notice was posted to-day an
nouncing the temporary suspension of payments
by the savings bank connected with the Prin-
temps one of the largest department stores in
Paris. The announcement has caused great ex-
element. The suspension follows the recent
failures in The sugar trade. one of the embar-
raised sugar operators being the principal stock
holder in the Printemps.
The depositors consist mainly Of working
classes The Minister of Finance, NJ. Merlou,
viii seek TO avert the losses affecting the poor
b requesting leading banks TO assist the en-
-barrassed institution.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Friday Offerings IN
a GrsaI List o. Various
Friday Bargains.

Hand Envelope and Avenue Esxz-
httsd--hiack and colOrS 81 50 90
Genuine leather Envelope RsKs-
single am douh'~ dsIA special &C.,. 4 .p2
steal Real RaEs nickel frames
chamois L7cd Vers si 90. ..--..... as
Vs}lum Stationsry-t sizes
"a 20 100 sh@ets-yslue - .--..-.- n
F,ny eiopss to ratcs--p@r loo. .-..-... 9
Write Euhr0iSeriAs- Il incf- 20 corset
Gov srS and houncIrE= ora- French
and ~v~iet Patterns value S2 10
Liberty satin Tafets Ribbons
3 inch ight shades sii ightly iusr~rs--f.
t1cfefors = - qualit ---- .------- fo
Wcreu's Initial HsndkfV al Gnen
ernstitch@1-rsGulaTlV IS --.--..-. 10
NlOver lace o. lawn ard lac Ne1,eS-
rune or scallop anish-zorth sI-:9 .QS
sheer Enb'd Lawn Cheuisett-s-
plain or button trira-wOrth n %
swiss Dresser Scarfs-wita ruffie
stripe and lorai desiEns-yalue - 4 =
Seiior Made Hammocks-s9liced
sps eaceTs both ends-value s. -. .oS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
SEWER STOCK TAX STAMPS SOLD.

Albany. aug. 3-Tbc teal receipts from me SAFE
q stock transfer tax Stamps during Jui9 W.
80 81. This sum is considerable less thah 1Ie
receipts eor June which amounted to $A49zs9 %
Controller Kelsey attributes the falling or 10 me
fact that June was the first month III Wh1ch ihe
new law operated. and brokers and others lsio III
.arger STOCK of stamps than they used IN that
month. Also trading IN june was heavier than In
July. The Controller believes that average
which VIII enable close estimate OF the annual
revenue from the can be reached until the
''s AIS been IN force several months.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
COTTON OIL COMPANY ELECTS.

Al the annual meetirg OF the stockholders OF me
Southern Cotton Oil Company. the following oo"Iu
or directors were elected: James n Boyd Johh o.
Dennis j. B. Duke. l. w Haskell. n = - a. ~ Dl-'
c,,,oI snencer f. r. Stotesbury. George w
- rIanr, walters and T. c. Williams jr The
s,ao.o-s orranized yesterday by electing the fol-
Io,,ing officers: S T. Morgan. president; L. W.
Haskell vice-presdent; Alan H. Harms.
and treasurer, and E. + Coles assistant sTp' t1,.,3
-. -. taas,rer Messrs Morgan. Haskell, Medruh''
I,ohinson and stotesbury were elected an executive
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
HARTMAN TO BUILD RAILROADS.
To Spend slO,OoO,ooo in Construction in
Oregon. 1t Is Rumored

Portland ore. Aug. 3.-"Ths Telegram says
nat z II Hartman VIII spend Sd0G),0e5 in rail-
-,sd 7,,iIdjur IN Oregon. Washington and Idaho
within the next year. With the official announce
Tent Of the fact that the Southern Pacific is pre-
rsrjrz 10 build from Drain 10 Marshheld on Coo7
gsv. connecting tic main line with the Coos Bay,
RosebUrE and Eastern road. when eAlelldS lfoi"
..,-e5 .,,.e,t-.-eiet, miles 10 Myrtle Point via
r..,-i1l.. and vyi:l, branch Beaver Hill. II Is
stated hat Hartman viii spend s""""oo III con
s-rucrior. Included in which will ne the cost "i
-ae road between Ripara and GranGeVle' me cos-
af which is shouidered Jointly ny i''' "h" ''''
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
CONDITION OF THE COTTON CROP.
The Statistical Board Gives It as 749 on
July 25

Washington Aug. s-The following report on the
condition OF the cotton crop issued by the
statistical board Of the Department of Agriculture
at noon to-day:
The crop estimating board of the Bureau OF 9f
Statistics O the Department of Agriculture nros
from the reports of the correspondents and agents
of the bureau that the average condition of cotton
25 1895: 81 6 on July % 1904: 1871 July 25. 1903 and
a ter-year average of s26. BY States the averages
are. Texas II: Georgia, 50; Alabama, ~; Mlssis-
sippi. So: South Carolina 79 Arkansas e8; Louis-
ans 6s: North Carolina. so: Indian Territory. 81;
Tenneseee so; Oklahoma So: Florida, IS; Missouri,
s.; Virginia 7s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Friday Offerings II
WOmen'S Underwear.

NIGHT DRESS -CambFic ard
Nainsnok-N. square or r5un5 neck
20 r-etty styies-vaiue 81 4a .-... 99
ORA WEsPS-C Cambric or Muslin
u ide rufTs. inserting and edge %
ssce OF eno were 80 .---.-----.- 40
S<IRTS-C}ood Camo-ic-Snse 6ouncsS
With :. TO = rows good washable lace.
or r2f~e % e-rb value 81. 90. .... %
CORSET GOV F.RS t,anshrir and
Nalusook fun ffouts--thre- Va.
taEs-rlbhaH FCu ard six
a,her pretty styles-Value .5e-.. SO
C4EMIs;tsS- -SkiTg lecgth--Cambric
and NainsooS-full trim OF lace
elahy, tucks and rieb0n-wer 81 - as
give every desired information
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
EriG2T Reductions n

Friday Reductions IN
W0men'S Suits, Jackets, etc.
Tailored Suits-pIajn or fancy Panamas
BriIliantines, Cheviots and BToadcioths-
this seasons best styles-sizss
10 50 busr-were s25.9s. ...-....-1 .. SS
Black Ia neta Coat Suits
pIeated blouse and high girdls-
pleeted skirt-were S19- 9S- ----.-- Z .9S
Tan Covert and Black Cheviot Jackets
fitted or box styles-we-e s9.9S >. SS
Taffeta silk Frock-and-Frir
and Box COatS-WeTe s.. 9s. .-.-... 4 .SS
BroadcIoth Capes-Taffeta lined
Liberty satin ruche-were S12.9s.. ! 9S
Cravenetted Rain Coats-Oxford.
Tan and olive We're S12. 9S- -----. I .9S
Brilhantine Bathing Suits
Black or Blue-variety Of newest
efects-vere 81 9S --..---..---..-.s3 8 IS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Friday Offerings in
W0men'S Skirts, Waists, &c

Light weight Broadcloth. Homespuhs
and RrlIliantine-fulI kilt cluster
pleats-bIack and eoloTs-special- 3 SS
White Linen skirts
full pleatsd-were 50 tss- .-.-.-.-.-- = SS
Chiffon Taffeta and Net waists--a
rietv Of dainty styles-ined or un
lined-vere $7.9S to S1t.9s --- Z 40
Chiffon Taheta black. white and
coIorS-vcre 81 as TO s. eS- .-....--2 G. 9S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
CONTRACT FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE BRIDGE
American Bridge Company TO Build 81 '5oo'-
600 Structure for the Consolidated.

Nep-Hsver Aug Contracts which 7each a
,sl ~ 81 200 ono we're given out by President
: E Curtfgs of the NeN-York, Ne" Raven anu
Hartford Railroad to-day 10 the American f'rids"
fofaHaay fo- Improving the PouGhkeelsie d.,
The 57f5go r,racticaIly viii be rebulit. al1ngueh
~ r. o-- ~ Gid structure will not be iHpcde6
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
FROM oRlorRon TO EXCHANGE.

Harold H. Heekes and Herbert A. Rosenfeld
hste been elected members OF the Stock Exchange.
"eekes made an enviable reputation at Columbia
- a football player, and was considered the best
ialfbacE the Blue and White ever turned out lie
played the varsity eleven for four years and
WIS cSbt.siIf IA .zo- lie noted Ter the hurdle
pias IL which The line pa-er picked the haifback
~ and sid him the heads Of the opposing
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
NATIONAL LEAD co. INCREASES STOCK.

Trenton. X. }. Au=. 3.-The National Lead co'n-
puy flied cc-rshca-e !n the office OF inc
Of state to-day. increasing its capitai s'ocN Ho, -
.,99,,f,. -, "a 5ss no rhe stock is divided into
y o. 90 rrefer-ea bearing per cent cumulative
5fydenfs and So 10000 common Iuc.us A 1oie'
~ Eas1 Orange X. J.. IS presldenI 81 Le 5-,,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Friday offerings II
Misses Department.

Novelties IN White Lawn and C0loref
Dlm!ty Dresses-this season hest
styles-al sizes IN the lot-were
81 GS 10 81 9S. Reduced 20 clear = .9S
Misses Shi-t Waist suits
White T.aWu-dai0tliy trim
waists AMI skirts
were s. 9S ard sos 70 ciea- I 40
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
White Goods I August sails
and Scarfs J Friday OterM3L

Genuine yard wide Csrhrt--
no dressinx-e cent quality
''Go0dwe ear Long Cloth
a famous qrality-12 I'd pfsoA.d 10
Yard vide Long Cloth
Il vi. Dc.-inStead Of sf.ia
Fine India Linons-fo CT quality a.
Emb'd White Piques-vsiue "a
French HRndmads Renaissance Sc~r<S
-9xS4-Linsn or AlloNsr lacs Sen
trsS-riCh designs value 81 pS
and 50 aS .--...-- QQ
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
,uAp LOAN iNsTALMENT DUE.

-ooond instalment OF per cent on me IaIVsV
,.vsse loan was due yesterday Many OF the SUD
sorners availed themselves of the privilege ohersa
=. tne managing syndicate 10 pay the fuii aouh'
- t,alr subscriptions under discount Of per os"'
a year.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Remember, We Close Saturday.
Supply Wants To-day.

Friday Offerings in
Wash Dress Fabrics
Fancy Nub Lawns-were IS. 81
Printed Mercerized Panamas-
light and medium-were as. 4 Z
Fancy Butchers Linsns-plain
and printed-19 Ct quality -..-.----- S<
Fancy PercaIes-fulI yard wide
best styies-valus -12is IN
Afercerfzed Panamas-black-aud-
white checks-3e cent quality .-. @
Strong American Dress Ginsham.-
sesrsEcker styles-1O cent quality. -
Also
many small lots
at Friday clearing prices.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Blankets August Sale
All Sizes Friday Offerings.

ELECTED wool. RI.ANKETS-
White and Gray-Three- ee-Quarter
bed size-value S3-25. .SS
FINE CALIFORNIA BLANK FITS
ia size. for double beds-white
and Eray-ful weight-have a small
percentage OF cotton, which
many hOusekeepers prefer TO
all wool-a great special. .-.-----. S.SS
FINE DOUBLE Red BLANKETS-
White and Gray-value $3.50 .SS
INDICATED SCARLET BLANKETS
f0-+ size-extra heavy all wool warp
and woof-also handsome plaids-
Regularly 81 OO-August Sale Price 3 90
SPECIAL. LOT
Full size All Wool White Sanitary
Gray and Scarlet Blankets: also
fine White CALIFORNIA;. for extra
large beds-worth SS.9s. ...-.......s . .9S
THE DUCHESS" BLANKET.
Fine White Australian WOol-extra
long-+inch Taffeta silk ribbon
bindinE-worth SIS --.-..-..---.- {. IS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
rcTe,c CARS FOR ST. PETERSBURG

:, petersburg Aug. c.-The newspapers
~ s15 coo 600 contract FOR the equipment OF four
,.e, 81 Petersburg strectcar lines with electricity
I'm nc awarded shortly. Aside from German
r.ren,h and Belgian capitalists. American firm
he Wrestling ghouse company. Is competing for the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
oLmsTED ON PERMANENT BOARD.

Washington Aug. 2-Victor II. Olmsted. who was
appointed associate statistican OF the Department
of Agriculture to succeed Edwin 8 Holmes dis
missed will he made member of the permanent
estimating board. Mr. Olmsted is serving on
the temporary board.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

Nusiins, Etc. August Sale
Pillow Cases. Friday Offerings.
Un6leached Muslins-yard wide. .--.--. Z :
BleaChed Musllns-yard wide. D :
About 20 per cent lower than present
market quotations by case.
RLEACHEp MOHAWK SHEETINcis-
40 in-vaIue &c. 3 vain. -2t. I ~
54--value 10 o.. s+-vaiue 80. 6@
80 tn-valuc II. = e4-valu- Is. I s.
s4-vajue 10 3s4 IO--vaiue 81 -21 =
JNBLEACHED-A Another good make
5-1value -13.. 9 s4-vslus -21.- 2 =
s4-value 1t I 1 q 9-4-vaiue %. s.
7-4-value 10 13%. lO-4-vslu- Is 81
PILLOW CASES
Good. strong muSlin--No Dressing
42x3s value II IA 5Ox36-vslue ,f3. Sss
45136 value II Sis i54x3s-value IA 1Ols
ALSO
CONTTNJ- ALTON OF AUGUST SALE
UTICAS, DWIGHT ANCHORS. MOHANkS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tbe sheriff yesterday received an execution for
sl1o against property % Goldman Miller. manu-
ftfsrers OF umbrella handles. No 100 Centre-st.
IN fa.or of BGrnet Gheel3n.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Friday lfierings il
Washable WaiSsS and Pett-ccats.

Emh'd Batiste and irish Linen
bNss cofcrinzs- picated or dressy
styiss-Were $500 -.-.... ...---.-..-. l -9S
White lawn o. Madras Waists
fine smby. laccs or pleats. ..-.-...- Us
BIack sstren Pctticoats-extra size
ruftie or nsFe fiouness- were 81 81 .SS
AL as advertised. Ishers viii
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Friday offerings II
pN-s' Cln+hss.

Friday Offerings II
BOys' ClotAes.
All Wool SUITS Norfolk. double
breast Russian and sailor
were s.. as and 81 NS --....1 .9S
Washable SUITS TO years
were 81. 30 "a Sl.aS..-.---.. .9S
All Wool Knee Pants worth IS. -.-. 80
Washable Knee Pants regular
or hloomer styie we're - AMI - L .
White Madras Blouse also fancy
Cheriot and Psrcaie-f 20 Il yrs-
worth - .---------.-.-' '---.-.--- -
I.sunGered Pe~cale Waists
patent hands 20 8 yrs.-we-e 80 .
ChIldren's straw Hats-we-e 80 to -T5 %
Milan straw Hsts-wcrs .9S 20 81 40 40
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Curtains, August Sale
DraDerieS, etc Friday Offerings.

Irish Point Curtsins-choiCe
patterns actual value s4Oo pair. I .9S
Ruffled Curtsins-plain white
Organdy-tu tucked border-valUe .s5. SO
White Organdy-full length
Battenberg inserting ana edge
were S1-19 pair .T9
French Net sash Curtainings-
lace inserting and lace trim d
rUfTe-worth 81 TO .29.-..--.-.... I >
New Crstonnes inch-vsriety
of STYLES and colnrs %. D
White Brussels Net Red Sets
Renaissance centre piece and
edCa--value SOS .-.-----.- --.-.--.- g QS
Rspsrsible Oriental Tapestry Portieres--
fringe top and bottom-vaiue $3.50 3 9S
Damask Armure Portierss--
two toned CoIorings-vsIue $3.50. {. 20
Ba gdad stripe Couch Covers
60 inches wide-value So. 80. .......1 20
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Friday Offerings in
Womer's Summer Dresses.

Lawn. Linen. TouIardins plain
coIo-s checks and Dolly Warden
styIes were $5.aS ...-.--.-.-.--.. 2.79
Natural Linen. Dotted swiss and
I.avn-Iace vCkss. With FrencA
knots Or surpliCe Styies skirts
TRIM 10 match were s.. S--...- = %
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

80 inch Imported Sicili-nnes:
IS inch All Wool AlhstToss: Z
IS inch Imported Henriettas:
so and 66 inch NoilsS and Pansnss:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
CATvAssERs.

New proposition on New-fork morning
peg.Dape- Tor out Of town. steady work to
good men. transportation furnished. starr
immediateiy LINN WHEELER. ; a IN.
Room l. Tribune Building.
sa DAY AND COMMISSION
toned Ia earning s. 500 per annual. as
salesman, 10 iirst class houses on the road
or m The CITY. Address STAfER, Eo& IT,
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
~ords seven times consecutiyely. 81. which
The Tribuaes Directory OF Desirable Rooms
Tor period of fourteen days. Write for
circular.
Fun Information concerning these rooms
may m ne had. free Of charge. at the Uptown
0nce OF The New-York Tribune. 1854
broadway. between Seth and 37th SITS.
WHY 20 to boarding house when you can
enjoy the comfort OF a well ordered hotel
Al exceedingly low summer rates
Rooms and board . IA per week & upward
restaurant Ia Carte ana Table d'Hote.
HOIEL BRISTOL, l22 West 49th-st-
Telephone 49iO-3Sth.
MoRNINGsIDE HEIGHTS. - Attractive
ICONS looms single, en suite; light, airy; ele-
BREWER. AIS West 11sthst.
room: excellent table; summer rates;
telephone; references exchanged. 1856 West
PERRY NO. 12-Iarge bacl, par'or
or 3d floor front; well furnished; home
cooking
7aD-s7'.. 20 WEST Beautiful rooms; su-
perior table; references given and re
quired.
91sT-ST., As WEST.-Iarse. small newly
renovated rooms: convenicnces, l.. sub
way surface; table guests; references
41TH-ST.. WEST. - Desirable rooms. ex-
ceilent board; parior dining room: sum-
mer prices: references
s6TH-ST,, 5S EAST.-Iarge. handsomely
appointed rooms; physicians office; trav-
ellers accommodated
Al MADISON AVE.-Larse, cool rooms,
families or gentlemen. with board; refer
ences
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Table Linens, : August Sale
Towels, etc. Friday Offerings.

9 Va% A~AAk%.lT
Towels, etc. Friday Offerings.
Extra heavy Bleachsd TN-rssks-
IS inch-Ten desiSns-<<lue IS .fTH
All Linen DanaskS-62 20 81 inch
extra heavy-value "a .--..--..-- AZ
All Linen Napsfn--Irtsh G-.-rnan
and Scotch Lincu-rary IN designs ~
match above daTnaSkS-f71, q, "A tAcA-
values SIZE to 81 40 doz----. .cS
II 70 % inch
values 81 - 20 t2ae t-x--t 30
All Linen Cloth--s-1o siz--F~frxn
HsmStitchsd OF with ror op~n
porh-Thres ztyieS-ususiiy 81 49, HQ9
All Linen fIeruztftch>d Sets
$40 cloth and dozen napkins
special-valus s.. a. -----.-.--~S-Q -Q3
Linen k-Heu1'd-fTxN-Tusss sseAn
for household use-ver- iS--~2f
All Linen Dana.k Towels
Knot fring-slso all Linen Eock
herastitched-instesd cs p 10
Bleached Turkish Tovel-<& tnrh-
hem d-value II ------.----.S2 -
All LINEN BsTnsl.v Tov-inrx-
IL and ~ inches rf6e-vorth I2A-4x
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Female.

Female.
HOUSFwOFKER- So tUo in family. no
washing: references required. Mrs COL
LIER. IL. sErst -Sa-s-.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
MACHINERY.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ANT intelligent person may earn a Goo1 IN
come corr esponding sor newspapers; no
canyassing. experience unnecessary. SEND
for particulars NORTHERN PRESS SYN
DICATE LockpoTt. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
WORK WANTED.
" Vhh W a y IOs
Male.
Male.

bOOkkEEPER desires special work or po-
sttion that will require paft time. familiar
with forma tioa OF partnerships and setti--
inents. organization Of corporations; broan
experience in auditing, special examinations
aud preparing balance sheets and state-
mentS. moderate compensation ARIEMAS
HOPKINS. / Madison-ave- Telephone $3.50
GTameTcy.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

Fine August Sale
RUgs. Friday Offerings.
FRENCH SMYRNA RIGS
Pure vegetable dyes, that insure lasting
brilIiancy -reversibIe-artistic designs
f5x3o. .....-. 90 2Tx55. .95
22x44 ,.....- So s6x3s. I 80
Hall sizes-3x9 ft-...--..-.-.2 .9S
2x2 yds.-tan unusual Sizes 9S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

and Special Contributions from nearly ever
No NAIL ORDE
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

And a great variety of others
,est known and most rsIiable makes.
At Equal Reductions.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

BOOK KEEPER. R.-Noung married man, with
experience; double entry. also experienced
a. photography and typeNgrlting; is al pres
ent employed with an established NAM -
uring concern. but desires cuanEe for L, {;
of reasons; best Of references. Address A.
T. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

BOOKKEEPER and Office manager; can
produce evidence OF unusual ability as an
accountant: Is about to relinQulsh position
as head bookkeeper and cashier with large
manufacturing concern. with whom ne has
been five years; American. Christian. aged
a.; sobre, Industrious, can furnish highest
New York refere noes: salary $50. L. B.,
lJ3 Broadway, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

BOOKKEEPER Il: accurate. reiia BILE;
Tour years experience; capable 10 tahe
full charge set double entry hoods, best
references or bond; salary $40 to 81. SEB
STOLZENBERGER ;;23 Stags ST. Brook
lvD
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Friday Offerings in
Dress Goods.

many lIIIdiI TON
{ Friday clearing prices
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

BOY. IL in lawyers or brokers' Office: has
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