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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Nemesis.

{ came TO the window where years ago
she tep, tho vatch-liat; burning
To safely guide by its patient glow
IIur pruiigai returning.
. lone' ... ... d.
The wears had with honoTs crowned me /:
I would have given them all TO atone
Ccuii she have come back and founa
met
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

.soni three .fouTihs of the way.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
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MLsfe,suns come; - Eslr = 'sf ..iIg gan
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

There is a great deal ~ money ~ it
for the man Who doesn't go into politics
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

4 man who wants TO star; new
bank writes to ask II there would he
money In tn. venture. Not unless
there Ii money In the baak.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

sO,hlns is easier than for q. woman to
fsot ciever inaii. especially " he isn't.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
TEA
There's a difference in adj
vertisements.
Also in tea.

rsst rroe.r r.,arns yoar money If you dons
IN. ssAiHIas B.st
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

bers increase with health decrease with Illness M % Or NAL
MUSCLES and building up healthy tissue doubt Doctor
Perces Golden Medical Discovery This medicine has been
on the market for over third OF ce"'uy ""u numbers
it's by the thousand. IL; .ao ,r ,..,., ~ .,..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
TO TEST STOCK TAX LAW.
Broker To Be arrested Thursday
and Case appealed.

At conference yesterday between District At
torney Jerome and John q. Milburn. of Carter.
Ledyard & Milburn counsel for the Newly OK
Stock Exchange it agreed that on THURSDAY
some stock broker should be arrested for violation
of the law requiring the use Of tax stamps
on certificates of stock transactions The defend
ant will be held by police court magistrate. and
the case at taken to the higher court, on
writ of habeas corpus and certiorar The de-
PENDANT will be paroled and Mr.. Jerome Will ask
Attorney General Mayer to conduct the prosecution.
The criminal feature of this case" explained
the District Attorney yesterday lis put in merely
to protect the fiscal system of the State. The law
saws that for conviction the penalty shall be not
less than 5000 than $500 fine, imprison-
ment of not less than six months or both.
The stock brokers have decided on this early test
OF the law because there is provision in the law
for rebate if the tax should proved unconstitu-
and Consolidated exchanges have signed and for
warde6 TO Albany papers dated the day the law
went into effect, protesting against the payment
OF the tax on that day and all succeeding days II
the law shall be declared unconstitutional, they eX-
pect to get back for themselves their customers
the sums paid under protest for tax stamps. The
new law is having perceptible effect on the busl-
ness of both exchanges falling with particular
severity the room traders who have hereto
der any conditions, but who, they themselves
must pay the tax. since they do not operate Tor
customers, have ceased to buy anG sell stocks with
their old time freedom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
WABASH NAY GET LINE.
Ramsey Erpects 1t to Bug Little
KanaYhd.

Pittsburg June 5.-Joseph Ramsey, jr.' presi-
dent of the Wabash, announced to-day that ne
potiations were pending for the sale OF the Little
L-ooovba syndicate holdings TO the Wabash.
Mr.. Ramsey is manager and heavy stakeholder
=, +bA syndicate Mr.. Ramsey emphatcally de-
MED that there was any friction between him
self and Mr.. Gould.
Il have no doubt that the Wabash is going to
h,,1- the syndicate out said Mr.. Ramsey. Mr.
c;ouId. ii should be remembered, is one of the
largest stockholders in the Little kanawha
syndicate This syndicate was formed 10 ouhd
an Eastern extension for the Wabash Railroad.
t. s4rI is intended that il be used for that pur
pose. and so far from there beisg break In
the negotiations between the two parties. can
saw that arrangements for the transfer OF TINS
property are being made at the present time"
Another report which Mr.. Ramsey denied was
that he had absolute control OF the syndicate.
Mr.. Ramsey said il was formed that no man.
whether he held majority of the stock or not.
could do a. he wished concerning the sale Of
the property,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
FRANCHISE TAX CHECK.
Brooklyn and Coney Island Railroad
Sends One for $119,665.


Controller Grout received yesterday check for
1Ss65 from the Brooklyn and Coney Island Rail-
road the amount the company holds 1T owes the
city under the franchise tax law Mr.. Grout &C
cepted the money and recepted for it ION account
That the only actual payment made al
though communications were received from the
Metropolitan Railroad Company and from the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit system about settlement
of the tax. All the companies demand allowances
and rebates and the Corporation Counsel Is now
considering how the companies and the city can
arrange some basis of settlement
If the city accedes to all the claims or the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, according to the fgur[itng
of Mr. CIRCUITS experts, the city will be the DEBTOR
instead of the creditor of the company among
sill is $4,000 paid to the city for rent of the ter
mfnals and power house the bridge trains $66 66S
tolls paid for the surface crossing the bridge,
and $50 $50 for toll Of the elevated system. rms
yearly total of s175s13. with the s361SS car fees
Maid annually. would than wipe out. they
figure the Indebtedness under the franchise tax
law. .. J.;
formed the Controller that check awaited the city
as soon as the Controller would let the company
have record of its indebtedness. The claim OF the
Consolidated Telephone and Electrical Subway
Company for an allowance rebate Of Sl6OUo a
wear for the space the city could have used but
Aid not in the subway ducts the Corporation Coun-
M GTouf said he feared there would be con-
siderable litigation before the franchise tax disputes
finally settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
TO DIVERT FREIGHT.
Nezg-HaUen Road VII Transfer 1T
to Sound Ports.

New-Haven. Conn. June 5.-Important changes
are soon to be made by which the New-York New
haven and Hartford Railroad Company plans the
transfer Of freight business from the New-York
division TO the ports of Long Island Sound and to
its subsidiary roads north Of the main stem from
New-York TO the important New-England centres
The congestion Of freight hitherto on the New
York division has been largely due to the taking
on by the New-York gateway of large amount
of business which previously had been handled
by other routes. and especially by way of the Sound
ports. and thence destination. This particularly
has been the regards the alI-rai coal traf-
11c which has other routes its destination where
the net result to the company is much more profit
able than by .he long rail line. As a remedy, the
company will now transfer all the coal business
possible from the all-ra route its eastern ports
on the Sound and elsewhere.
Az 10 its diversion of freight to its inland sub
sidiary lines the company plans large transfer
of freight business To irs six track route when
built, from Port Chester to Danbury. Conn, con-
Meeting with the Highland division, and also by
way Of the Naugaruck division to Waterbury and
thence to the Highland division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06

BABIES SHORT DRESS s-Carnone
and Nainsook-yoke ana oishop sly
erb'v and tucks-sizes TO yrs 40
usually %. .......-----.''''-' 'I0
SHORT SKIRTS-Cambric ana Lawn
.I,ste- t,cks-reguIarly .2S.-.-.- ~
SHORT DRESsES-Lavn and Nainso0A
yol-e French Waists. or Russian
..,-ies-with tucks emily or lace
t1esrtings. and handstitchings-
lie for bows or girls to yrs
.C,,siI,+ "a ana SO. "a and "A
p.Rrrs' SHORT DRESsES-Sheer
D-Iita lawn and Nainsook-hish or
H., reck-yoke or French waists.
bsaufff1lIy trim d-also dainty oiue
or rink dot dimities. suspender
and yoke stylss-lace tIlm- IN
sizes 10 yTs.-vaiue -So- -'''---- -O+
,.zrEs- SHORT DIP ESSES-
fn>-sinsook and I.ava-high and low
a-I.-French waists, with trim gs
~ dainty ernb's, lace, tucks-
bemstttchings. II. s plsats &C
tEars with shoulder r1Ifffes and
Ssr,hss of solid emb'y or H. S tucks;
,,y with skirts deliberately trim d.
.4-.s IN yrs-worth up to s1-3e. "a
7.p1Es. SHORT DREssEs-Extra fine
80 sheer Lawn. high or low neck.
h1rtha or woke styles with elaborate
80, ~ lace or ennb' y--trim'd
~ Main sSirts-value 81 .---. "A
o.hers-vaIue s.. ss. ..-....f 81
Short skirts. .1S 10 g IS
Finer Short Dresses to-. 6. 9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
REVENUE OF So, DOT, 900.
Register Ronner's Estimate of Mort
gage Tau Receipts from City.

Using the first five and three-quarter months the
present year basis of computation, the new
Mortgage Tax law will produce tax revenue OF
about S2,50001O in New-York County alone, and at
least 5000 600 for the city. This is greatly in
cess of the estimate of the State legislators and
makes it probable that the sum raised throughout
the State will be close to 100000 year.
Register Ronner of this county after pre-
lrninary examination of the records. found yes
terday that the mortgages recorded up to May 20
OF this year reach the aggregate of S244,S74lZs.
Using these figures as basis the aggregate LOT
twelve months for this county would he $o749Sl5z,
one-haif of l per cent of which would be about
50 5ST 490. volume of mortgage transactions in
the other boroughs would increase this to upward
of 100000 annually, and to this must be added
about one-thrd for the remainder Of the State or
sum approximately of s4,0oO 600: further exam
nation may show that the Register has not made
deductions for exemptions under the law.
THE business of this Office has been very lively
this year" said Register Ronner. land the figures
for the first five and three-quarters months may be
the normal. but give the figures as they ap-
pear on the books and The Tribune's readers can
judge of them as they it, 1 know the State
officials have not figured any such large sum,
but from this end of the line it looks as If this
county alone would raise s2,5Oo.0oo year, one-haf
of which will go to the State.
Register Ronner is figuring on filling about ff-
teen places for handling the mortgage tax bust
ness under the new law without consulting the
State Civil Service Commission. In this he is
likely to be disappointed. the< State Commission
has eligible lists for nearly all the places that
will be created by the Register. The new law goes
into effect July 2, and probably Mr. Ronner Will
not have time to get all the men he wants from
the State Commissions eligible lists He assumes
that he will not.
All the places will be good ones, with salaries
ranging from $1,000 to 5000 year The places are
likely to be two bookkeepers, cashier and assist
ant a deputy register. three examiners, three
clerks, four messengers and a stenosrapher and
Typewriter. What is troubling Mr.. Ronner most is
the matter of getting space for the new work The
Morton Building is well filled up and on account OF
the failure of the Board of Estimate to push to
completion the Hall Of Records the office can
not be moved to the new building till some time
next year Mr.. Ronner will confer with Register
DooIey OF Kings to-day. The latter get all the
room he wants in the enlarged Brooklyn Hall Of
Records Mr. Ronner under the law must within wit
fen Iays turn in to the State and local ofcalS an
estimate on what 1t will cost to his new bureau
a wear The cost of maintaining 1t can be deducted
from the cash receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06

INFANTS LONG SKIRTS-Nairsook
and Cambric-deep hem. with and
without hemstitchiug and tucks-
usually 20 ---.--.-..-- .--.-.s.- i d
INFANTS LONG DRESSEsFire
Nainsook-yoke OF bishop styles
vokes with plain OF hennstitched rucn
in com bination with enb'y or lace
hand stitchings headings &c
regularly SO and SO. - "a and IA
INFANTS LONG DREssES-Fine
Nainsook-fancy or round yotes ar fun
bertha of ernb'y: emby or lace uint
or plain enthusiastically SID ~
INFANTS LONG DREsSEs-sheef
Observation-Disclosures styles with ttna
skirts-specially effective for
Chrtstenings .-...-...-..----.--- 81
Infants. Long skirts to match
above Slips ard Dresses % 70 SO
Finer Dresses OF lawn. nafnsook
or silk. with dainty emily OF
laces 70 suit the most refined
tastes
Dresses 81 es TO SO 90;
skirts es 70 sos.
RABIES. LAWN CAPS-French or full
ruches-tucked or emb'd crowns.
with and without ribbon finish
all sizss-value 80 ----------.-- .1S
BABIES FINE LAWN CAPS
French or full ruchss: also Dutch caps
and Carriage Bonnets. with douole
rufyies Of lace or emb'y-
sizes 70 ? yrs.-value CT. ,.---..- 81
LITTLE CHILDREN HATs-Fins
White Lawn or silk and Null combined
soft trim OF Null. Ribbon Rosettes.
lace and enab' y-rsgulsr.y 81 40. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
NEW WHARF FOR HAVANA.
Government Crafts Concession That VIII
Permit Its Building

Havana, June 5-The government has granted
the wharf concession negotiated for the Compania
del Puerto, and the custom of Tightening will be
largely dispensed with Under the terms outlined
the concession will be open other bidders. with
an option reserved should the Compania del Puerto
decide TO accept the contract the terms first
offered.
The undertaking was planned by Sylvester
Scovel. II involves cost of S3.5o0000, and in
cudes the building under ninety year privilege OF
a steel wharf in front of the custom house This
wharf is TO 400 by 600 feet, with electrical hoist
ing and travelling machinery, The Compania del
Puerto is erect custom house. and will also
devote portion of the wharf to public uses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
Wor11en's Extra Sizes

Lower than ever for the June Sale
EXTRA SIZE CORSET CovERs-soft
rnuslin-tight ftting-perfect shapes
"A to SO bust-value .25- ..---.... .19
Limit Three-No Mail or Telephone oruers-
EXTRA SIZE MUSLIN GOWNS
"a tucks in clusters and rows
heYnstitchings-value SO ~
Limit Three-No Mail OF Telephons oruerA
EXTRA SIZE MUSLIN DRAWERS
cut full-csmbrfc rufie and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ. .-- III
Limit Three-No Mail or Telephone Orders
EXTRA SIZE CAMBRIC SKIRTS
deep 1ounce. with lace insertings.
hemstitched tucks or rufne OF enby-
value 81 9...-..----.... %
Limit Two-No Mail or Telephone Orders
Elk. SIZE CHEMISES-Muslin and
Carnbric-extrs. Quality-corded
band-value IS --....-...---..... .4S
limit Two-No Mail or Telephone ordsrs
DIR EXTRA SIZE UNDERWEAR DEPrs
is the most complete IN the city.
Everybody says es-ortmenu
far exceed any elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
OUT FOR MONEYS WORTH St

OUT FOR MONEYS WORTH"
One of our drivers. who deliv-
ers in a high class residential
suburban neighborhcod. upon
being asked the reason for our
great increase of business, re-
plied:-'It's because they're out
for their moneys worth. forc1-
bly, expressing appreciation OF
our Goods and Prices by those
who would purchase the new ana
desirable without sacrifice or
economy. =. In other words. Gus
toners want the best of goods.
and they want their moneys
worth"
Price. combined with quality,
Never fails to count
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
MORTGAGE TAX TEST CASE LIKELY

test case to decide whether or not the mort
gage tax bill is constitutional will probably be
made soon after July 2, on which day the meas
ure becomes law Judging from the views of real
ty men opponents Of the measure greatly sa out
tate men said they hoped the legislative commit,
tee of the Real Estate Board of Brokers "ouio
teIS the initiative in bringing test suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
NO ELECTRIC VEHICLE DECISION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIi

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Trenton n j. June 5.-Judge Lannlhg ressrsou
..csIo, in the United States Circuit Court to-day
on plea by the Electric Vehicle Company TO the
suit against them by Richard siegman. IN Whlch
be seeks 10 hold Martin Maloney, one OF the d.
rectors responsible for large amounts paio OUT III
s,tsa.eN and which Siegman claims were not
earned but paid from the capital stock t Gn t di
Tec+aaTs RI begin proceedings in the name OF the
coTporat ton 10 recover from the directors more
Than 500 600 Mr., Siegnlan has Deen eiisucCeSSA"i
in several suits against the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL PLANS.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. June 5-According 10 report
b.r. the Renubrc Iron and Steel Company VIII De
,,.-,zAs On October President A. W Thomp-
son. it is understood, will not be reelected but
win he made chairman of the executive committee
succeeding Colonel C. Watson French. Inc name
30 tbe new PRESIDENT although already oeciocd on
has not been given out as yet Win the reorgan.
fzet,o If the Company wire mill VIII be pulit mere
- ~ ottar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS made The general offices
e. tSe COMPANY will also be removed here from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
MILLION FOR REPAIR SHOPS.

New-Haven. Conn. June DIT mas Deen oei-
,,;,s.,, ds,,5es nv the New-York, New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company that it Will expend
100000 on locomotive repair shops at NORWOOD
Mass substantially Duplicating the Iresen. isres
car repaIr shop. at Readyille- later result o.
mis- viii be the transfer 70 Norwood OF ep nanos
now employed at the locomotive repair SHOPS III
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
STAY IN PERE MARQUETTE CASES.
Toronto Justice Grants Writ of Habeas
Corpus for Men Ordered Deported.

Toronto. June 5.-Justice Anglin to-day ordered
the issuance of writ CT habeas corpus to the two
American railroad officials under arrest at St
Thomas. charged with infringing the Alien Labor
act and ordered TO he deported The writ was
made returnable on Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
Tnnne Sale of Babies Wear

s nachss such feature here Is included In the
June Sale the time of times 10 DuF-e'eS purchase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
Window Screens.

one quality only-the Best-of thoroughly
seasoned wood. with strong wire netting
regular and extra large sizes and specially
narrow FOR small windows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

MUSICIAN - LEADER - COMPOSER.
Highest references from Berlin and Wen
ma; wants work; no reasonable offer in his
line refused Address NEDRON. Box 80.
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
AGENTS WANTED.

ASSING.-House to house: salesla-
dies nice, clean proposition; posltively
good profit: work can be done at odd times
in your own neighborhood. Can or Wr1re'
In or out of town agents wanted. SCEN L
FUMA 20 Franllin-st
COMMISSION BROKERS and agents want
ed to handle new peculiar 10c. novelties;
hest mail order or agents proposition nov
on the market. Write at once. e6o East
1s2d-st.. New-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
Female.

PRIVATE SECRETARY. at once. for gen
tleman's office. Wall street: must be alb
ington. on rnimeograph and at accounts;
good appearance, under so years; references
and entire previous experience absolutely
required by letter C. l. A. Box 20, Trlo-
une Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
Chi1dren's Underwear

While showing
as great assortments
az any speclslry house, we sell at
QUARTER AND THIRD LESS!
For June Sale we offer
c,HuDREN's DRAWERS
Fruit Of Loom and Lonsdale
Muslin-hern and tucks-l 10 yrs
value 10 to 20. 49,.
I,-,f+ TSre~No Mail or Telephone Orders
CHILDREN SKIRTS
Cambria and Muslin-hemstitcn
1nfqss lace or tucks-2 to 10 years
value 20 and IS. - ~; l. .
Limit Three-No Mail or Telepnone oio
CHupREN's MUSLIN GOWNS
woke of cluster tucks-2 to IA yrs M
-oi,Te 40 and SO. :ZS
rs,,t, Three-No Mail or Telephone orders
MISSES. CAMBRIA CORSET CoVERs-
fo,r insertings Val. lace and tucKs-l -
value 80. Q
,.,. 7hresNNo Mail or Telephone Orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
DROP IN AMALGAMATED.
ANNUAL MEETING HELD.
Statement Of It's Condition-A Line
from Ld1cs0H.

AT the annual meeting in Jersey City yesterday
of the stockholders of the Amalgamated Copper
Company, the expected statement of the corpora
tons condition was submitted the first report OF
the kind ever issued by the company The retir-
ing directors reelected, except F. P. Oicott.
who succeeded by H. H. Rogers, jr. Proxies
for l154,l41 shares voted by the manage
ment. comparing with 100 al shares at the 1904
annual meeting.
The condensed balance sheet Of the company, as
of April %. 1906 is S follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought a. highest market value, maae
into new articles or exchanged FOR new
seyelry or japanese goods at III. Z. TEP-
FER's FACTORY. 10 w. Slst.. basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06

woMENs DRAwERS-good eantrte--
lawn umbrella rut1s-combination PLAIN
and hernstftch tucke-value &c.. 20
Limit B-No Mail or Telephone Orcerr
woMENs MUSLIN DRAWERS
Lawn rifie-herastitch tucks and
lace or emb'y-eood value at 80. SO
Limit 3-No Mail or Telephone Orders
woMEN's DRAwERS-tne Cambria ana
n1uslin-nounces. with lace insertinss
or hcmstitched tucks. deep lace
or English emb'y. .99
woMENs DRAwERSextra quality
Nainsook and Cambric-fuli ruf,es.
with handsome laoes. tucks and
hemstitching-also round or Van Dyke
nounces-lace OF emb'y-wtth and
without tucks, hemstitching- beading
and ribbon-values up to 81 e. IA
woMEN's DRAwERS-extra me
Observation-Disclosures or straight
nounces-iace insertings or rune
of nne French enhroideries----- 1 .2S
Among nner Drawer. you will ma
circular, round or Van Dyke
founces, with criss-cross lace IN
settings. inset lace medallion..
veirfngs, &c, in patterns 50 fine
It Is hard to distinguish them
from zeal laces. others have
trimmings Of handsome enlby-
1 .40 to 4 80.
woMEN's NAINSOoK SETS
pcs-Skirt. Drawers. Chen1i-e and
Gopn-each garment trim d with new
PATTERN Val. lace. ribbon run
with and without hemstifchinSs
value So SO. ..--.-......-..-- Z.+S
Finer to .0S-proportionate values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
SUBURBAN.

JUST ACROSS The RIVER ON E IL R I,,, R.
ptes ride: Communication. SIS per month; 81
trains each way daily. First class accom-
mediation and board at the Cnatesu, d an
Sprovnds. not over a dozen persons will be
taken and those rennod; price not half what
IT costs for the same accommodatloh al sea
sbore or mountain resorts, while the enjoy
,nant &c superior for those who do not want
constant excitement. For descriptive Illus
trated booklet. address
THE CHATEAU. Passaic. n: j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06

MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50o second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. r. EDDY. 1893 Madson-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
HELP WANTED.

Male.
PRIVATE SECRETARY, at once. for gen
tleman's Office, Wall Street; must be ao-
soiutely first Glars at shorthand, on Rem
ington on mimeograph and at accounts;
good appearance, under 90 years; references
and entire previous experience absolutely
required by letter. C. L. A, Box 20. Trib-
une Office
CANvASSERS.
New proposition on New-Tork morning
newspaper for out of town; steady work TO
good men; transportation furnished; start
Immediately. LINN WHEELER s a. m.
Room /, Tribune Building.
So DAY AND COMMISSION
MAN for country place wanted: must un-
derstand taking care of horses Call
23s WiIIian-st., It'll floor, between and 4
o'clock to-day (Tuesday).
SALESMAN TO sell Kentucky Prize"
whiskey in barrels and bottles on COM
mission to the trade; big chance for live
man. Box 2I3, Covington. Ky.
WE WANT MEN to fill 500 high grade po-
sitions; competent Statesmen. Executive.
Clerical OF Technical Men should call or
write. HAPGOODS Unc). Suite sos. 500
Broadway, New-York.