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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-08

Whole amount of premiums
received in or from the
State of South Dakota dur
ing the year. "
Amount paid for losses In
South Dakota during year.
Expenses incurred ..........
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-08
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
.cenlium notes on

: Z
NUNS (neU ............... 2,l3s, t5s
due and accrued. .......... 1885, os
Deposited in banks ON inter-
est I,-''-,'1S
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-08

Total expenditures ........ $25sn, 743 IS
COMPANY'S STATEMENT OF Busl-
NESS TRANSACTED IN THE STATE
OF SOUTH DAKOTA DURING THE
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
CHANDELIER LOCKOUT WIDESPREAD.
Strike of 1000 in One Factory Throws Idle
1900 Men-Others May Go.

4 strike Of chandelier makers, whlch starleu
- edward F Caldwell & Co.'S factory No ~
U-eet 10Th street over a week ago. is likely 1t
,-oe satd Yesterday TO throw a large number OF
rarsons out of employment The strike origl-
rsIIv affected about one hundred men. and was
followed bv a lockout of one thousand men en-
rlo,,ad hv five other firms The lockout spread
yesterday until twenty-five hundred men are
idle and IN a few days this will throw several
.,,o,,aand more idle IN different branches Of the
trade
The employing chandelier makers are organ
fzad and say that the fight they are making now
fs on the question whether they or the union
shall rim their shops. The strike was ordered
nv the International Brotherhood Of Chandelier
Makers If North America, and the lockout has
nov, drawn other unions. including the Chasers
league and the International Brass. Bronze ana
s+a+uarv Mouldere' Association into the fight.
The brotherhood Of Chandelier Makers oe-
,,,anded that no pay be deducted when Workmen
u,ara late on Saturdays: that the supper hour
should be Included when there was overtime
and that an enploye who refused 10 work over
time on the prevailing conditions In the shop
he reLustated. The two first demands were
GRANTED but the last could not be acceded to-
the reply. -,
The employers sev the demands are unusual
demands might be made any member of their
association. The trouble. II said, would in
a week or two have bad effect the Christ
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
CAR TROUBLE INQUIRY.
Interstate Commerce Commission to
Investigate Shortage.
{ From the tribune Bureau :


Washington. Nov. 30-The Interstate Commerce
Commission has determined to conduct an exten-
sive investigation into the question OF car short
ages. The commission has reached the conclusion
that there is considerable rnismanag cement in the
handling OF freight cars. the burden OF which
usually falls on the small shipper. Some prelirn-
mary investigation seems Indicate there is
A widely entertained but erroneous impression
among railroad directors that the grea test econ
omy in management consists In providing the
heaviest possible train for each locomotive and To
meet the views of the directors the traffic man
have issued instructions which lead 10 the
holding OF full until what s regarded as q.
fun train be made up, while comparatively
little attention. is given TO the handling OF emptes
and the inconvenience caused 70 shippers by the
inability of the roads TO provide receives no
consideration
Members OF the commission believe that with
somewhat different regulations. the return of
empty points where shipments demand
them. while perhaps lessening the weight the
trains hauled. could be easily accomplished, and
that in the long the railroads would profit by
the system. They express the view that the
tactical men who manage this class Of work
would gladly the commission compel the OBJ
servanCe Of some system which would make for
the end indicated. and counteraCt the demand OF
the directors. that only the heaviest possible
trains be hauled
The commission will not make any hastv de-
cislon the subject bur 9 thorough investigation
with the hope Of affording relief 10 shippers and
perhaps. benefting the railroads themselves. Is
q conducted
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
DUTY ON STRAW HAT PROTESTED.
An Old One at That-SmaIlest Sum Ever
Considered by Board Of Appraisers

Wien Hiss Mary J. Patch, a stenographer EN-
To.e1 tie Offices II The phpnix Towing and
-af spa~'a-'oU company, arrived in this CITY from
.e- nome IN Novst Scott. she found that she had
.et' at nome her outing ha. Thinking that il
EH- h- useful. she sent fo- il and IN due O. ,urse
~ u.ne she was informed that # had reached this
'F through 'nr mali and THAT il would he hers
ann0 toe payment Of 8 . duty
azs Patch paid the duty. took her hat and en-
ie-sa A. appeal 10 Tie Board O.: Appraisers.
Ire hearing was neIG s'erd4y before Judges
.iSt a-a S0usr1erEiIle. The United States was rep
a-@E--a ot " a Robertson assistant Treasury
c"-l5e while Miss Patch stated her own case in
d w. --ar won rEe commentator Of the board
-afa- -ere from Nova Scotia" she said sand
.-e-cnr would send for q hat which I had lAft
- ZONE al1 which mad worn last year. I suppose
u as ra-.aI curious thing 10 do but l dd not
-t-E j. would be dUtiabie, being a second hand
ar u vas tsst cheap straw har ana cost less
..- p dollar u Vas silly for me 70 hav= sent for
Altar consideration ~ the claim the hoard
eEls- against the protestant. lts rea sons are SET
.5t at Judge y. follows:
lE" ra- did no. accompany the protestant nor
ae a.7 f"tIr'inS resident The lady herself
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
UESTERN PHONE AID.
Syndicate Here to 4drance Money
to Independents Entering Chicago.

An agreement has been reached within the
last two or three days, II was learned yester-
dav bv which the independent telephone lines
Of the Central West will be able to place their
wires in the conduits Of the Chicago Subway
Conlpany Colonel J. =. Powers, of Middleboro,
XIV. first vice-president Of the American Bank
ers' Association, and f L. Barber. who have
large holdings in several independent telephone
companies. have combined interests with the
owners Of other concerns OF the same sort, with
the result that what amounts to a working
agreement among the Independents Of seven
sfstes-Ohio Indiana. Wisconsin, Kentucky,
Illinois Iowa and Missouri-has been effected.
These interests six months ago made a PROPOSE
ZION which this week has been accepted by the
executive committee of the Chicago subway
Company for getting space IN the subway TOT
their wires.
A syndicate has been formed in this city when
win furnish s. 100000 for meeting the inlllat
COST OF construction work on the system IN Chl-
cae0 The total cost is estimated at a bout @iS,-
900 600 1t is understood that a small company
10 70 ne incorporated in Illinois by the indepen-
dent interests. and a little later a company with
rarhaDs S10OOOOO0 capital will be incorporated
in some other state. which will be employed as
a holding company for the various Independent
concerns in the seven states named These COM
r,anies control il IS said, about 1OOOeO tele-
I,bopes The franchise Of the Bell Telephone
i-on,rany in Chicago under which that corpora
+ior has had a monopoly Of the telephone bust
ness there will expire at the end OF this year II
was said Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
PToMAINEs KILL THREE AT SEA.

Three Italians in the second abin of the Ham
burg American steamer Moltke. in yesterday
from Naples died of ptomaine poisoning and
were buried sea. II is thought that they were
poisoned by eating canned foods which they
brought with them.
Fra ancesCo Farina, thirty years old. travel
ling together The former died November 10
and the latter on November 24. The third victim
was Mario Avolo four years old, who was with
his mother. He died November 81. 1t is
thought that either BernardinuCci Farina
gave the child some Of their canned foods
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
RISE IN MILK PRICE DENIED.
Farmers Get Advance, but Exchange Has
Not Put Un Sale Figures.

It was reported yesterday that the Milk Trust"
meaning by that the American Farm Prod
ucts Company and the New York Dairy Company
with an aggregate capital Of S45.OO0OOO would de-
mand after January l 10 cents a quart for bottled
milk and s cents quart for that sold by the
measure from the can. II was further renortad
that the New York Consolidated Milk Exchange
working in harmony with the trust, with this end
price 70 be paid to the farmer TO ga cents quart
from 3ia cents.
One OF the leading members OF the exchange said
yesterday afternoon that. while II was true that
the price had been raised TO ga cents II was he
cause milk scarce and not because there wa
any Intention of attempting squeeze the public
He had heard nothing of any plan 10 increa Sc the
retail price. he said and did think there would
any.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad
NEw york QENTRAl
Z ttuOSoN RIVER RAILROAD

u rAUoON RIVER rAlLNIAD
Trains leave Grand Central station. 4@d -; 20
and. except the s. so r. m, /. 02. $50. ll-S"
2 m. stop az 125th ST.. Il minutes later =.
BUfTalo-fs3o .S45 40 20 a. m. l.Oz'
los -2O.. .4so 500 $500. 50 %
$3.50 all. 80 p. m.
Chicag ago-'s.45 a. n. -1-06, $50, -4'So.
$3.50. 900. 500 -e.sO. III 30 p. m,
Cincinnati--2.04. $3.50. SEQ. $3.50. '1i-So
2. m.
Cleveland .s.4s n. m. '1.Os. $50. 900.
500. 's.3o, I'll so p. m
Columbus-'2 O4. '5 30. 500 20 80 2. m
Detroit-+S.4 - a m. s1.O6. '+3O 'bp
500. '9.30, -l1.sO D. m.
Indianapolis-s2 e4 -5. 80. 81 30 2. n
Montreai-F12. 10. ts.SU. ts.45 a m. TOO
m, s1.02, '1O6. 800. IS 90, - 20
$3.50. III 80 D m
s.. Louis-'2.04 as 30. '11.9o 2. n.
Toronto-1S3 30 am, - 90. ba 80. bill. so 2. m
HARLEM DIVISION
9 % a m. and $50 ?. m. ex. sunday -
Plttsfsld and North Adams. Sunday, s.S'
a m.
Pullman cars OF all through trains.
Ticket Offices at 14a. PAS. Ais and l<Io
Broadway. % Union So. W. 275 Columbus
Av-. III West I25th St. Grand Central and
125th St Stations. New York; s5s and I26
Fulton St and 954 Broadway. BROOKLYN
Daily Tex. Sunday. TEX Monday
Telephone 200 ssth ST for New York
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence b. Westcott Express.
Vice Pres & Gen Mgr. Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
COBALT COMPANY INCORPORATION.

The Incorporation of the Cobalt Coalition Com
pany is now in process OF completion through Gif-
ford. Hobbs Haskell & Beard attorneys for the
company. Important interests are said 70 be sub
sCrbers 10 the underwriting agreement The prop-
erty has been favOrably reported upon bv Neil p
Macdonald. member of the engineering staff 81
John Hays Hammond. The company will start
with capital OF only s250.OO0 William F. Nichols
& Co, No. 10 Wall street, members Of the svndi-
cate report that only a small amount Of stock
not over E0ono, will be offered 10 the public The
par Of the shares Is
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
AmmoN TO ASK FOR CITIZENSHIP.

Colonel Robert A. Ammon who has returned to
his Staten Island home from Sing Sing whore he
was sentenced in June. 1903 for taking part IN the
frauds uerpetrated by the Miller Syndicate. will
r,eet District Attorney Jerome Tuesday and ask
~ have his citizenship restored and 20 have meas
,,ras taken for his readmission TO the bar. from
which he ousted last February. Miller saws
o falsely accused as the result of personal spite
an Mr Jerome's part.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
TRUST COMPANIES MERGED.
Thy Telegraph to The Tribune

Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 30-Details OF marger
Of the Southwestern Trust Company and the Bank
ers' Trust Company were arranged to-day. II IS
said that stockholders In the Southwestern Trust
Company bought stock in the Bankers Trust Com
MANY until a controlling interest was obtained in
that company. The capital stock OF the Bankers
company was 100000 by the merger II is Increased
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
JeTel-v Combs
Belts Bags


Offerings that represent GENUINE
NALUES-good qualities 81 prices
you'll quickly pay,
ENAMEL WATCHES
VITA pin-vartous coI1-s-sach IN
bCx-special -....------ .--...-- r "a
Finer Enamel Watches 70 S. ss
SOLID GOLD CUFF PINS
Rose. Roman or English finish
plain Or fancy designs. value ST SO "a
F1H"r. wien and vltcou- brillian-s 10 81 ss.
MEMS OR BOYS SOLID GOLD
LOCI EIS-s4la-@ or diamond
shace-sarin 0- Roman finish
yal-e s.. 9s .------.-----.-.-....-S "a
F11er 70 Si69s
SOLID GOLD RINGS
StSneJ or JewelIei-plaIn Or fancy
dssigns-vaIue 81 6s ............- "a
Finer SCI win jewels or diamond briIlian-L
20 sI9 as.
FANS-Hand Painted or S7snElsd
plain OF lace trim 6-ta1cy maid
sticks-va-Us 81 50 --.--.-.---... On
Novelties IN ane- % 50 sS.
SILK Ella STTC BELTS
me cur steei points and bucxes-
Novelties IN aner to vas -
5 PIECE COMB SETS
smell and arnher-xoId ~ sflv-- rI.eA+
fnocntings- panel OF raised settings
% rhinestones 81 sS. ~
Fir@r 70 $40 as
FANCT BEADED RAGS
gold plated chain ana n,opln-irr.
ESyvest color conbinarous-
value Sc 49 ..--...-.
Finer 70 IS ss 80
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
James McCreery & Co.
Twenty-third Street,
Thirty-fourth Street.

testifes that sending for the hat after
thought. The duty placed upon il seems 10 be
greater its original value, but the protest in
tis case be sustained. 1t is therefore over
ruled
This protest involves the smallest amount
brought before the general appraisers
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

Baltimore. Nov. so.-A controlling interest In the
United Surety Company to-day passed into the
hands NJ Ernest Knahe Of this city and others as
xociated with him. who have purchased three thou
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

STATIONS Ts.. 599r t5sTsy a9S :; * p r.
Time shown below il from Liberty So.
West I'D ST leaves 10 minutes earlier. eI-
cept as noted by Designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA.
t'l2 Is. $50, mT.OO. m's,O0. $50. % o.
$1,000. '11-O8. IL3O m"12.0O ''l00,
$50, - 90 -3OO - co $500. $50.
m'6.0O 100. 500. 900. pIO.3O P. NJ,
j.12.15 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
z"1.3O. $500. $4,000. Ss12. 90. - 90, '-'4 90.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHCRsT-z4.OO 90,
9. 40 A N, x1.OO. $50. $40, IA IL, 900
P. M. x615 SUNDAYS. $50, . 40 A. NJ
LONG BRANCH. AsBURy PARK. OCEAN
GROVE SUNDAYS, No Asbury Paris
st gtt Sc Sc sso 80 f;2o1 ! M su1da7s Sd7tO except
Ocean Grove. z4-OO. 900 a N. 400,
Tim Time tables giving trains 70 EAsrON.
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
READING, HARRISBURG. FOTTsVII-LE.
WILLIAM MSPORT and all other points can
be obtained a following Offices. Liberty :,
West 2sd St. Tel 31+4 Chelsea, Astor
9th Ay., PSI 5th Az, 25 Union Square
West. Z79s 81 Az. 1O5 West 125th 81. 24S
Columbus Av.- New York. Court St.
343. 844 Fulton 81. 479 Nostrand Av-,
New York Transfer Co. calls FOR and checks
baggage 10 destination.
-Daily Daily, except sunday pSun-
Gavs. rParIor cars only aExcept Satur-
Urdays only. ZFrOm Liberty -. only sDin-
ing car sundays rDiniuE car daily
From T'welty-rhird SJreet-ei2 20 ?. NJ,
"a 30 p. NJ. i115O P. NJ, $50 P NJ.
vfce-Pres' & Gen. Mg- Gen. Pass'r Agent,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
u@III'=1II @ 1IIl
a21.azg '''''-'''''''
EztAslishsdIx

It people viii experiment with
mutations Of SOZODONT, they
must be willing to stand the pain
and suffering resulting from teeth
INJURED and perhaps ruined fot-
ever Do not experiment.
Stand by the old honest Dent
tnce and your teeth will stand by
you.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
ONE HUNDRED MILK MEN DROPPED

one hundred Staten Island milk dealers viii go
-. :, business to-day for violating the orders ~
-, r,oard ~ Health rhey all small dealers
~ tgTe as vet taken no action toward reinstate-
niu 49, 40 me will however. held d meeting
tin,e next week
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

sand shares OF the stock of the company hitherto
held by the Commercial and Farmers National
Bank and interests identified herewith. The pur-
chase constitutes a three-hfths interest in the
surety COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
RAILROADS.
PLENMSVIL VANlA
X A | L r O A D.

X A | L r o AID.
STATIONS foot OF West Trx-nty-third 81
and Lesbrosses and Cortlandt SITS
" ne leaving time from Deshrosses and
Cortlandt Sts. Is five minutes later than that
given below tor Twenty third ST. Station.
FOR THE WEST
Ia5 A. NJ CHICAGO SPECIAL.
300 A M. PITTSBURGH DAY EX-
'1o.65 A NJ THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED = Chicago, Cincinnati.
and st. Louis.
5 n. ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
Il 90 z NJ. CHICAGO. CINCINN ATT AND
ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
*5e5 ?. NJ PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
Is hours TO Chicago
SO 2 NJ CHICAGO LIMITED.
1855 ?. NJ WESTERN Elk REss
IS. - p. NJ ST. LOUIS AND CINCTN-
NATT EXPRESS.
755 ?. VI. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
's.c5 ?. n. CLEyELAND AND CISCTS-
MATT EXPRESS
.a55 ? NJ PITTSBURGH SPETArA
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'7.55. s - s9 *. 20 55, '1O.55 a. m. Il q.
.1265. 21o IS Is. ',CongressionsI Lin
L. 10 night. Sunday. rs % *. 80 IS
a m. 1875, -I2.55 Gags, Congressional
Ldmited'0 q *. .425. -4.55. 1855. . Is
2. m, - 10 night
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS 25. - * 2. m.
ATLANTIC COAST LrNH-ss u a m. ard
sBABoARD AIR LINE-1225 ,. m. and
IL 10 a. m daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAT--7-s s5
a m. weekdays; 10 So a. m and - 20
F6R OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLK;-'7 . a. n weekdays and s-5'
ATLANTIC CTTy-955 a n. and 255
D m weekdays. SUNDAYS. - 55 A. m
CAPE MAY-I255 .. n week days
LONG BRANCH. ASRJ-RY PARK Ocean
Grove North Asbury Park Sundavsl. and
Point Pleasant. s55 a m, Il 20 y.
ass Q m. and II 10 night weekdays.
Sundays. 9-25 n N. and 4.55 ?. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
s05. "T.25 s7.55. s25 s.55. - 25. '955.
40 80. 40 So. I'll 50 a m, T. y. '1255
'tl.55. '1.55. . 10, 255. -. 25. 3.55. 4@o.
only), -5.55. 6.25. ass. T55. s25. IS.
825 g55 for North Philadelphia only>
. m. - 10 night week DAYS. Sundays.
SOS '1.55. s25. 80 IS 81, ITO. 56, 30 -
a m, I225 -t255 "+t.55, 't55. g -.
$50 ~; - faF % 3 Nor7G n Pn5ls5e a5 y
9.2F (955 FOR North Philadelphia only
p. m u 10 night
Dining car.
Ticket OFFICES Nos 4s1. 1884 and 40 Br1s1-
way: 1S2 Fifth Avenue tbel0w 23d s. {;
2s3 Fifth Avenue corner 2ath ST.. and
Stations IA med above; Brooklyn, Z Court
Street 336 Fulton Street. 4Ia NOstrand
Avenue 200 broadway. and Pennsylvania
Annex Station The New York Transfer
Company will call FOR and check baggage
rom hotels and residences through 20
TeIephora ..543 CHELSEA FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W W AFTER BURY. ] P WD'p.
General Manager Pass Iraftc manager
GEO " BOYD
General Passenger a Agent-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Suits & OVercoats for Young Tlen
Worth $1,000 and SI4oo; m no

Worth an- $55oo d-;oe and s'+0o' 0.OS
Black Mixtures OverpIaids
o urosrr
and tilorns
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
STEAMBOATS,.

m IN r-TT m E1 and Points IN New Eng
lB l 81 ID N land Reduced Rates. ;.
FALL RIVER LINE via Newpolt and IAN
s. s5 Newport Fail River. $50; ProNi-
dsnce & so I've Pier 10. n R. n War
Tsn - week DAYS ard Sundays. 800 P III
s. TSr,sclIla and Puritsn- Orchestras.
EORWICH LINE via New London Lsavs
pier 40 \ r. foot ClarEson -. week days
nrIv 4 y NJ steamers City Of Lowell and
chester W chaplin.
SEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven,
Hartford and North. Leave Pier 20 = K;
x@es davs only. PAS p NJ foot East I'd
:. = p NJ steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
James McCreery g. Co.

23rd Street 34th Street.
Ladies' and Childrens Hosiery On Sale In Both
complete and varied stock of silk,
Isle thread. cotton. wool and merno
Stockings with splicngs and re-enforced
heels, soles and
A complete range of color. weight and
On December the 1st.
Childrens white knitted wool Drawer
Leggins. With without feet.
65c per pair
ueI
Ladies' Black Silk Stockings with cot
ton spliced sOles. Sizes 8 to 10 inches.
LOO per pair
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

Little Children's Knit Sweaters and Tooues -
Set OF ple'es-worth $50 ...............'..-
su5er
@ =
Above price quoted for lesst than usual
the but
: FOR TO-DAY MAIL TELEPHONE
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Italian Silk Underwear.

Italian Silk Underwear. On Sale In Roth stor
Italian Silk Vests. Corset Covers
Combination Suits, Under Petticoats.
embroidered in floral designs trimmed
with lace and insertion.
Many models made in workrooms
the premises.
On December the 1st.
Italian Silk Vests. Trimmed with lace
and insertion 3.65
Silk ribbed Combination Suits. Odd
sizes. 1.9O
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Lackawanna Railroad.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave N Y. Barclay christopher. W. I'D
SITS.
$500 A M-For Binghapton and Elmira-
s1O. 90 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St
Louis.
si4OP. M-For Buffalo snd Chicago
T4OO P M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
rs8i5P M.-Fcr Buffalo and Chicago.
ss. As P. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Ithaca
400 4. M.-Cnicago-Sleepers open s-so
Tickets =, 14s. 42s. 1883, l4s4 Broadway.
N Y: $50 Fulton St. B'ldyn- aDaily-
tExcept Sunday. zLeaves Christopher St
$40 p. NJ. weekdays
n. Y. N. H. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trans depart from Grand Central Station.
42d ST and 4th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON VITA New London & PrOv---HtS:OO.
+t'l1O:OO, 'x.'1O;O2 A NJ, e 90.
xii :O1, "x 5 90. = 500. % s 90. -F12 90
P N: vita wIuimant!c-+Fs-0 A NJ,
4TI2:OO sr4:OO s11 90 p N.
wor'ster & Fitch. via Putnam. 1853 p. NJ.
LakevtlIa 4 Norr IS ~ A NJ. 1881 P NJ
Ct Darlington, Stockbridge, Lenox. Pits
held-44:54 +s:49 A NJ and 1881 p. N
Ticket Offices a. cG-and Central Station
ana cI25th St also at c245, 1900 cl354
B'wav COS Union Square, cls2 Fifth Ave.
C245 Columbus Ave, c649 Madison Ave.
clos " T25th St 2TeS Third Ave. In
Brooklyn. CO Court St, 47s Nostrand Ave,
.DalIy. Except Sundays sstops at
I25th ST xStOps al 125th ST. Sundays only.
tParlor Car Limited. iiEas dining car.
cParlor ana Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per lins. Six
teen words. seven times consecutively. 81.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period Of 1ourtsen days In
The Tribunes Directory OF DssIraols
Rooms. Write for circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

ltTH ST IL EAST.-The Alahanla-Els
gantly furnished apartment. private bath.
81 30 daily; including meals, two s25 week
": one SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Latest Fashions =
Wo-er's Hand Bags

Genuine seal and Morocco
Envelope and C'arriage Bags
gilt and Elumetsl trim -Ieather
linsd-inslde frame OF purse
one or two folds. .-....... .....,.,- Z. oS
Genuine Seal Carriage Bags
Chauois lued-fttei with card
case and purse-r!veted frames
Eilf trimmings -----.---. ----.'- > = -
Horn back Alligator Carriage Bags.
solid leather handIes-gilt trim.
nrtsd with purse ------..- e -
Ganuins Alligator Carriage Bags.
leather lired-rtveted frame
double strap hRndles-gilt trim
with purse and card case -.----.- > %
Finer Rags n S1S.es-
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Full Information concerning chess
rooms may be had. free of charge. az
the Uptown Office OF The New-YoTk
tribune 1864 Broadway. between ssth
and z7th sts
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

BETH ST. s3 EAST-Comfortably fur
nished rooms: clean. well heated private
house; select neighborhood. references, rea-
sonahle.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
FOR SALE.

DESKS. rolItops partitions railings tables,
.a,as Is-rar rressea counters, shelvtngs,
.lotrinx store fixtures. stores. Offices ht;ed.
Finn Bros 2S-52 Centre st
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Neck REr

Neck 6Lrfs
chiffon plain and iSd net. and
Liberty stIk-lesding shades -1r
street and evening wear. also
Black and White. ------ 80 70 . 10
Lace Collars and Eokes
PaaI Irish Crochet or Gaby Irish,
Princess FIIet with NeE-ss, Point
Gaze. Baby irish with
Val combinations. etc 90 70 I I SS
CheriSette Sets
All over. or Batiste with
lace combinations. ------ .9S % I :. ~
Fancy Lace collar and
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEE.

Single Insertions cents per lins- Six
teen words. seven times consecuttvely. III.
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered for a period OF fourteen days IN
The Tribu3es Directory OF DeSiraDis
Rooms Write for circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

Full information concerning the-s
rooms may be had. free OF charge. at the
Uptown Office OF The New-Tork Tribune
1864 P'way. between S6th and 5Tth sts-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

Plain and Fancy Sticks
silk crepe 10 chime, Chiffon.
Lace Enb'd lawn ana Tailored
If7en-Al=o dainty STYLES IN
lace and silk combinations % % 2 9S
Sc2rfs
PaStuu1 ~ silk Crsra IL chine
Black. White ar5 ColO~s-
including pretty floral and
studded effects FOR - entnE
or street wear ...--..--.-- as % = SS
Nothing prettiNr FOR Holiday
gifts than dainty neCkwesr,