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A PAIR of gold trimmed eye glasses
somewhere between Kewalo street
and Beretania Avenue and Punanou
Reward it returned to this office
7404
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FOR. SALE.

A very desirable residence at
College Hills. II YOU are looking
for a good, safe investment in de-
sirable residence property, you
cannot afford to overlook this
chance.
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ONE LARGE front mosquito proof
room with board. in private family,
for man and wife. Electric lights.
hot and cold water Cars pass the
door, etc. Address NJ E. D., Adver-
tiser office 1907
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Classified Advcrtlsc mems
OFFICES FOR RENT.

STORE on Fort street, next to Club
Stables, now occupied by Y. Wo Sing
& Co. Possession given May l. In
quire Club Stables. Tel. Main 1O9
1895
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Merchant Vessels. }

(Merchant vesseIs.)
Dirigo. Am sp.. Goodwin, Philadel-
phia, April IS.
Irmgard. Am blk. Schmidt, San Fran
cisco, May ).
Mohican, Am. blk. Mcdonald, San
Francisco. April %.
Morning Star, Am. SIS, Garland, Gil
bert Is, July Is.
Olga, Am. sclr, Waldeck, San Fran
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VESSELS IN PORT.

O. s A. T. Dix. Ankers. Manila, Apr.
L. 5. s. Iroquois. Carter.
I. s Revenue Cutter Manning, Rc5-
erts
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F. A. SCHAEFER & co.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

rs.'.,.-.A-hEk 80 AhEk lv the DAY: thoroughly e1-
Et.t.s-eea. ezae..eAt references Swed .sh
.-1-lstse, so ID ave. nea- sgtb 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
UPHoLDs PRESIDENTS VIEWS.
DR.. Locke Says japanese Should Not Be Ex.
Cluded from Frisco Schools.

The Rev. Dr. Charles Edward Locke. at tbs Han
son Place Methodist Church. Brooklyn, preached
yesterday on the subject Playing the Fool TAX
ing as his text 'T have played the fool and erred
exceedingl
DR.. Locke r1diculed the idea Of there being
yellow peril and denounced the action of the
School Board In San Francisco for excluding jap
anese children from the public schools in that cv
He said that the nation playing the fool in
agreeing TO the "diaboIical ravages of the liuuor
traf1c but the greatest Of all fools he who SAYS
in his heart there IS no God" Dr. Locke con-
tinued
There are many men to-day who. by sobrietv ana
industry win success, and then play the fool with
strong drink or at the gaming table. Sometimes
cites ana nations play the fool Such has been
done recently in San Francisco in excluding the
japanese children from the public schools The
disgrace aAd Shame Of this action appear when If
IS known that there only ninety-three Japsnesa
children IN the schools there There Is on the Pa
Japanese.
As nation we have played the fool because We
have not made impossible the deadly scoJIrge OF
the saloon and all its deVilish accessories
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
HONOR TO ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.
Pope Sends Blessing to Service of Society
for Propagation of the Faith.

Eight thousand persons attended the services in
St Patricks Cathedral yesterday afternoon in
honor Of the Jesuit Saint Francis Xavier patron
OF the foreign mission society OF the Roman
Catholic Church. known the Society for the
Propagation Of the Faith. The services were held
under the auspices Of the local branch OF the or
sanlzanon' OF which the Rev. John J. Dunn Is
director. The services consisted Of Pontifcsl
Aespers. a sermon by Monsignor Mooney Vicar
Seherai, ano the fmparting OF the Papal blessing
ing cable message: 0 -''+O"
The Holy Father blesses, IN a particular manner
ne Soelefy Ior the Propagation Of the Faith in the
the hope that abundant fruits may follow from n
Fether DInn, the director. appointed three
years ago by Archbishop Farley. At that time New
aork was contributing about 5000 year to foreign
missions ~ @ The frst year after he took charge
SL33'gV was raised and the following wear over
& HSey,rd ms time the society hopes raise $1,000
and the remaining two-thirds to foreign Countries
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
UPHOLDS HERESY TRIAL
Dr. Keigsrin Says DR.. Crapsey
Vas tn the Wrong.

1he Rev. DR.. "A. Edwin Kegwin preached last
.nsht ,.Is AZ the West End Presbyterian Church on
me cornerstone OF Christianity and the Recent
5Ieresy 1ly Trial" His text was. And Jesus said
Tnou art Peter. which means a rock end on this
rock Will build my CHURCH"
Dr. Keigwfn said the statement 'Tt does not
matter what man believes II he does right" IS
the most Illogical utterance that ever fell from
human tongue
"A man." he said. 'is bound TO become what he
oeheves. a great Church has been trying a man
Ior heresy and has turned him out Of the Church
me rector of that church in Rochester turned his
of h upon that which is the foundation. not only
eGhiurches-the divinity of Christ The Episcopal
SShnrGn - Is to be congratulated. II has shown that
- oeleves, something, and has had the courage to
put, out the man who should have stepped out
without waiting for a bishop to be called In
The Church is founded upon the deity of Christ
tne Lordship, the Godship OF Christ and when a
church gives up the deity OF Christ it might as
wen close its DOORS as have seen good many
cnnurches DO: When do not believe what this
church and this pulpit stand for. will put on my
hat nat ana walk out An the Turor that was made
recent one in the Episcopal Church would not
have occurred II men had been loyal TO their vows
ana conscientious In their utterances.'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
URGES ACTION FOR CONGO STATE.
Boston Clergyman Asks Hearers to Write to
Secretary Root on Subject.

The Rev. DR.. Everett D. Burr, OF Boston,
speaking On 'The Congo Crime" in the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church yesterday, urged the
congregation 10 write or telegraph to Secretary
Root and TO Congress to get the United States
government 10 take some action on Congo af-
fairs. He said:
We are responsible for the conditions IN the
Congo. II was under our flag that Henry NJ
Stanley told the natives Of the glories Of civfli-
Siion ana of the benefits which would come
from opening up their lands 10 the white race
snd We cannot take refuge under the techni-
shty that We have nothing 10 do about the
ETocities I have been reciting TO you because
We cid not sign the Berlin act.
This is not time for technicalities Recre-
Ency any longer on the part OF the United
States Is immoral l wish I might have the
pledge OF every man in my hearing this MORN
ing that before he retires tonight he would
write ana mail a personal letter TO Secretary of
State Root or send him a telegram, asking that
be DO everything in his power TO summon the
nations n congress 10 right this wrong. Write
70 your representatives in Congress also: vou
have some good men there. ] fear any repre-
ssntstions you might make through the SEN
stors from this state would not have much
weight with the State Department
Investigations have been made but they have
U yet brought no relief. Three years ago we
had peace congress a. Boston. and at that
tine presented this matter and sent q repre-
sentative 10 Washington TO lobby, but shrewd
representative Of Leopold appeared and suavely
asked why the United States should take the
initiative-why interfere in something which did
not concern them? They say there have been
fsforrns but we cannot find them, and the result
q ten OF twelve years OF agitation is practically
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
qoSPlTAL DEDICATED.
p,br~p Institution in Brooklyn WM
Soon Be Opened.

,.h,-ase ceremony the Jewish Hospital
VIZ -, snd ST. Marks avenues. Brooklyn, wss
81 $3.50 S.-s at o'clock yesterday afternoon. More
tsoOe -, thousand persons were present and ad-
thsn were made by Controller Herman A Metz.
sFa1-b President Bird S. coler. Oscar S. straus
a several others.
az - kew 70 the building. donated by Mrs. ST
- ssT.t-eIusy was formally presented by Henry
- chairman OF the building committee. and
hsu+ h.;,~, Abraham president OF the hospital So
- made the formal speech OF aceeptance.
-. Abraham ssic in part:
..,,-.ne moment is here. Realisation to-day
Ihe sSa piace OF five years OF hopeful eager an
tsEes ~ ~ RE Jewish Hospital OF Brooklyn has
S OPst%sa % m 9Ge seios DS o saern s8 1GT al s
s oe1s0 siorious achievement--fsr. far greater in
Is completion Far Tn TeateT IN its future than G we e css S
naAllss' here to-day. In ten years the Jewish
9 b BT2eH r2estsT part a 81 this ID e1ormoGs % 10
.ssss fook place IN the last two or three years.
cTessse e,S5s1 and tremendous Increase IN popu-
SUE, ss sStaed snd entails far greater responsible
- and obligations upon US al, end inspired the
hospital movement Drought u SUI"
euirnination to-day
,,o-oueh President Coler then followed with
- address commanding the work OF the Jewish
--.s,Ifs1 Society. He was followed by Oscar S.
S,-.us who came from Washington 10 be present
q ~ ne sTs smoke OF The non-sectarian aims OF the
bospts and told OF the long struggle for it's estab
ssl1nent Hone and optimism, Mr.. Straus said, had
- Re guides Of those who undertook the build
srS ~ The hospital, and with these guides he hoped
M E Concluding his address. Mt. Straus said: 'sIn
o;.ios there nav be differences of opinion but in
r. Vror< FOR humanity all must unite"
SonrraIler Metz, in a brief speech said that the
-ork n private institutions in a great many
sss superior 10 that Of city institutions Mr. Metz
- the Hebrew was an important factor IN
America, and was 10 be commended for mis- good
ct!Eenship
vsv Or Jacob Fuhs and Adolnh Isewisohn. The
peT Dr. Alexander Lyons delivered the invocs-
fion TIE band Of forty boys from the Brooklyn
fishrevy Orphan Asylum furnished the music
since the last meeting OF the society, a month
sEo 0l09o OF the sso,0o needed has been sub
sS-beS TIE hospital and furnishings were bought
sron the trustees OF the Memorial Hospital for
Women and Children for SS5o.oeo Patients viii be
admitted on December l..
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
LADY OF LoURDEs DEDICATED.
Exercises at Famous Shrine Where Many
Miraculous Cures Are Recorded.

Assisted by more than score OF high dignitaries
OF the Roman Catholic Church, Bishop Mcdonnell.
OF Brooklyn, yesterday morning dedicated the new
church Of Our Lady OF Lourdes, Aberdeen street.
between Broadway and Bushwick avenue, Will
iansburg This church Is famou. for it's records
or many OF bodily ills and contains a repro
ducuon OF the famous grotto OF Our Lady Of
L1ourdes. in France. In testimony of these cures
thousands of erutches and braces are piled high
The new church was begun more than ten years
ago. and has cost over $4,000. II IS in the shape
OF cross and In Corinthiau style. 1t is 90 feet
eeep. l2i feet wide and s. feet high: An immense
dome contains costly stained glass imported from
Europe. The building itself is of red brick. Two
large towers on the top Of the church supported
by eight massive columns
The parish was founded twenty-five years ago
ny the Fathers of Mercy, who came from France.
Inc present site OF the church was then wilder
ness For five years they struggled under adverse
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

BOOkKEEPER. go married: competent.
high grade man. quick. willing and ac-
eurate, desires engagement from January / /:
9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

CHAUFFEUR. . wears shop and road ey-
perience; reliable driver: good mechanic.
sober and reliable. q. " Hudson l2T
Jane ST. Long Island city.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

n,- Sow she King has granted concessions 70
eSsn At -. IN interests. and they point to this and
correct the evils. Americans controi a-1 VIII wiz
seve serensy-nrth NJ OF the territory HOW can tb.v
correct al the rest? I appeal TO Won IN IN.
name name Q, Him OF whom my text was Svr,tts, 4o
enace ms outrage on Civilization "
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
RTEAMHuAn.

ID m q I'm g and Points In Ne" Eng
IL VI - \ ~ u land. Reduced Rates.
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fan
River. Fares reduced 90 an points, boston.
g2e5. NeHlpOrt. FAN River. s20: PIovi-
dence, f2S0. I've Pier 10. ~. X: - Hsr-
Fen ST. week days ard Sundays. b;cO Il. 81.
sire Priscilla and Pilgrim 0rchestras-
NORWICH LINE via Sew London. Leave
Pier -. -. r.. foot C1sTkson St. week days
only, ?. II, Steamers city OF Lo"eii ana
Chester ". Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE fer New Haven.
Hartford and North. Leave Pier 20 =. x,
ST.. 4. n. stszmsT Eiohard Peck
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

GINEERs--Position az oncsI retrenesl
coz licensed Address J.. Vernon, Isl West
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions
FOR SALE.

DESKS. -oi;tops. partitions. ratings. tsblss
safes, letter presses, counters. Ehelvings
clcthtng store fixtures; stores. ost3csE ntted.
Finn Bros. 2s-s2 Centre -.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
RATIEOADs.
Americas Greatest Railroad"
NEW YORK QTsMTRAIi
d tNcsoN RIVER RAlLanAn

WEWY@RIM (GMTIRAIl
q sAoSON RIVER RAiLRoAD
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42d 81.
and. except the $50 a m, 1O2 $50. II 30
p. m. stop az 125rh ST. IL minutes later.
Bufalo-fS8O, sS.4J. 1920 a. m, 1.O2,
los. '2O4. $50. eco. 200. %. %.
Chicsxo-ss'45 a. m. .1O6. 80. s4.so.
$50 $500. 800. 800. sI1 80 D. n.
CinclHlati-s.. o.. 60 IS 90 % co I'll 80 ?. n
CIeyeiand-@S. - a. m. clos. $50. s6 90.
$500 s9.50. s1L3O p. III.
Colum5us-s2.Of. $50. 500. 80 ,. n.
DetToit-eS.43 a m. sl-06. $50. CO.
500 60. stf.3O D. N.
1ndiaDapOlis-'2.0 %. $50 sf15O ?. N.
SIont-eal-'l2 10. 1880. ts.4J a. m. 100
Niagara' faii-4s.s 20. ss.45 an. 30. 90 am.
sio2 '1-0c. '6.c0 800. eco. - 80.
St Louis.'e.oi. $50. .1laa p. ~.
Toroato-fS.2 20 a m. - on. - 81. bill 90 . n.
HARLEM DIVISION.
aOJ =. ~ and s. &c p n. eX SuItay. %
Ilttst,eld aEi No. Adams: sunday. SO a. II.
I,uilnon ears on ell through trGfus-
Iicket cfdces - 40. 40. 40 ard l3-5
broadway. = Ericn 50. ". 20 Coiu1-hfls
Ay.. III West 18TH St Grand central ard
l-lt1 St Stations. New York. 53S and f26
tuIion ST. and GJ4 Broadway. BEookya.
-BailN- TEx. sun. FE,x Mon. By. Sat.
Telephone 900 3Sth st" for New York
central Cab Service Tasgage checked from
Goiel or residence by Westcott ENrresT
vicelP1s:i..,, I1S CHI j. ,s:srclr EtIiLANs Srs,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

BOOKkEEPER. cashier. collector. thor
ough!y experienced in double entry. trial
balances. pay rolls, quick. accurate, up 10
cate desires to change for position ttern-
porary or steady, with better prospects:
nest references. 4. X. care Collender, 32S
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
,LEHlGn VALLEY,
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DE, n" LINE

DE- II" LINE
a For IN Culyra. Puerto C1ae,'o. Cura-
ca5 ANA N1raca.go. via curacao. calling
also st $ao I-au g. u.
S s. CARACAS ..-...-- Sl--. Jan 5. noon
tor ia ,tle- 90, ,l---l2 -a..- N4racsiuo
Lt II N..-...--- -.---at lie- &C.. ncol
IS S. erzENcAIE1. SAT- Isc. - rooa
Tn,ae steamers have augtrlc- accO-Dno-
Cations f.E passengers
g0J-I.T1N. BLISS & pALT.E-C
t.auer-.l Na~a~trs - wan 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

OFFICE position. with clerical work. or in
laundrt for marking linen; understands
use OF telephone; car keep books: good REF
eCerce. Mrs. Powers. $40 Herk,mer ST.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
CARPET CLEANING.
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK revolutionized by DR..
BCcharan's latest invention. teeth with
ou. plaleg; specialist IN porcelain crowns
ard tn!ays: inexpensive DR.. Buchanan, 60
Msdiss ~ ave. corner 59:h at.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

YOUNG MAN. 10; run automobile or second
man; in private place. out q town PIE
ferre9- Engineer 243 West 99th ST
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

TYPEWRITER and sTENoGRAPHER.- =
By competent Young girl IL: salsry 81
"a start; experienced. Address F. Waters
90 Windsor Place. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

YOUNG MAN. 20; with good chance OF
advancement; four years experience as
slstant bOokkeeper: salary S12: best refer
eaces- John Peuone, los Charles St
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

COMPANION.-B middle aged widow -
culture and refinement as companion o.
managing housekeeper: exceptional refer
ences p. O. Box 525. TarTytcwn, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

80 ) F-is--Of p Altman & Co: ex-
49, -tier. artistic designer princess
.s, terms reasonable AdEress TresE-
-ther, S28 west a. :,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
MACHINERY.

wood and iron working machines; fully
EOsFsnteed: machinery bought and eK-
changed GDO b. EDDY SSS Aadison st
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
OLD IoE.El9g LINE.

Fo- Old P1iu- couta-. c-ogcoIE r1rts-
mcu-a. rlnner'1 P1.n- an Newport News
Va. c7nDettir- Tor PetzrsouIs Elrhmond
Virginia E-aca.- Nlsa iuE-on. y. g. and
entire Sou,h 1u,i West
freight 4sl passenger steamers SAL rom
Pier @D \. T.. foot p ZACH ST.. every vsak-
DAY 90 : .. a.
a. y VsNLKEP
Wee President ena rralte NIanarsr
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
Eight DaYs to TtalY.

From New York. February =. 1907
% r Is m 7 s54SH 81 6 R7#5 4H5 SF#zs$ =
TOURIST BUREAU
r =. Tickets. hotel accommodations ana
general information about foreign traVe-
Travellers checks good all over the world
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y. y.
'Phene, 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoooken.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
RaILEoap.
PENNSTL WANNA
+ A IL r o A d.

.lPlIKuW Ul WAIuIA
r A IL r o A D.
Stations foot ot West Twenty-third street.
at.d Des5rCsses and Cortlandt Strests.
ETlna leaving slime froin DesJrcssez and
Cortlandt Streets is I'VE minutes later than
that given below Tor Twsniy-tAird Strsss
FOR TIE WEST.
s7-5J a. -. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
.55 a. IN. PtTTSBU EGH DAY EXPRESS.
'l1,9 a. %. TIE ENNSNLVASIA Linz
IfED. -C hicag0. Cincinnati. ana Sc Louis
y .. p M ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
q. 80 , IN. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND
3.55 ,. N. PH7,SNsYLvANfA SPECIAr-
IS H0I rs TO CHICAGO
= - p M CHICAGO LIMITED.
=, -, - - p u'- NS-s.I IE.i;N EXPRESS. So.
t-S1 p N. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
. - O. m CI.EV ELA%D AND CISCf<-
NATI EXPRESS
30 p N. PIrrsBCRGu SPECIAL.
- " -tsit tst-5$ md T!t< sou III;
- ~ ~ =. ., = . - 10 p ,,,, a 5ai y I2 y
Ited'1. s3.2J. a 2J - So go 2j D.
ti-, - Ia night SCn,iay. So. as.
gtess ss,onal iamited .. 3 .. sa25. sA55.
- -. 90 =. m. T. 10 nieht.
SOUTHERN ENILWAY.-s3 .. sfeJ p.
en1 q - p. m caiiy
SEA BOARD AIR LIVE--f2 2j .. m ana
ITO e. H. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
- - n. daiiv.
CI1ESAFEATcE * OHIO RAILWAY
-7-55 a. m week Gays: s10-S5 a NJ ana
FOR OLD POEST COMFORT aud NOR
FOLK -'T-25 a m week days and $40
ATI.sNT-IC C-rTY.-a55 = m. ana ass ,.
m week DAYS; sundays. s7-55 a. n.
CAPE MAF.--lS 80 .. m week days
Lc<cs BRANCH. ASBUEy PARK f0cean
Grove CSorth Asbury PARK Sundaysls
and Point Pleasant. SIS a. M. 122s.
asys. sundays. . . a. n. and ass ,. m
FOR PHIL.A DELPlt1A.
GcS. "T25. sTB5. 325. SIS. s9.e5. s9.J1s
.tle 50. -i0.55, '1L55 a m; Y. = - g
s425. s455 j't4 50 FOR North PhlIadslphtA
oaIy' '5.55. sG .. Q. 50. T55 SIS. s.55. e23
t9.55 f0r North Ptiladelphia oulyl .. u-s
1210 night week days. Sundayst dOos
m Il - 80 50 st1 50 s1 S. @3.25. 8 s..
q. . 50 for North Philadelphia onlyl.
s4.55. s5.55. -. D. T-55. 625. s.55. t-z5
9.55 for North Philadelphia oaly) p. rn--
sDining Car. +Exera fars train.
Ticket oflicss. Nos 46l, lSJ4 and I1o s1oe--
way: Isl Fifth Ave. (oelOw I'D St.li 2Sa
Fifth Ave (corner 18th 81 ,. ana s5atlors
S36 Fulton street 479 Sostrand Ave. $50
Broadway. and Pennsylvania annex Sta
ton The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check bagzaSs rron
hotels and residences through TO css.inA-
Telsphous '54s Chelsea tor PsnnUlvsnfs
Railroad Cab Service
". y. ATTERBURy. ]. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Tral-ic Manages
GI-O. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

DESIGNER.-Young man IS wants 20
learn ladies' fashion designing: cares Iittls
for money. Care Hegoplan. 1874 East 25th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

sEwING, plain; either 80 out or take
bona afss- Hore. 20 fulton st-s Brook
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK by coIored man as cook. Answer
ois
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

STENOGRAPHER. - BY proficient Young
coiored woman; college graduate; also
musician; references. Address Graduate
Tribune Uptown once. 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
Fen1als

COMPANION or HOCSEKEFPER Re
fined Protestant woman. capable. position
or trust, in above. 2 Simila. capacity: good
nurse for convalssceEt. elderly or invalid
lady; very highest references Address Miss
Bel. Box 90 Westhury Station. Long Isl
and
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

CpLnRED MAN who understands high
grade French cooking: also good pastry:
good butter frst class boarding hu4se.
Taylor 225 West dlst ~.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

CONSTRUCTOR. ETC. - Evpariencaa
young man desires position as con-
structOr and draughtSman: specially
scientific and meteorological instruments.
finishing. adjusting. graduate Swiss
pnlvterhnical school SchIacpfer. en45
Arch st. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

TYPEWRITER ana public stenogIapher:
first class Ssork guaranteed: reasonable
rates. Jean Thompson. 1884 Herkimer St.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

SIX WEEKS instruction IN travelling
kalesmanEhip; position guaranteed upon
completion. Bredstrset System. Rochester.
-. !.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of two chsttei mortgages, 7.
Samuel Nswwitter. auctionser. VIII sell
to-day. at O'Clock, at number l444 First
avenue. Borough OF Manhattan the fixtures
and ehattels o: saloon By order OF
Mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-10

AMERICAN LINE F4orn F4ta1lfP per s1 Is. i5' \. r.
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