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sutter and Eqqs.

New York. May 2-Butter-U-nchanged
E,ggs-Firm: western extra firsts 1S0
1872; firsts, 171zG1S.
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If You Are Tired
OF Experimenting,
Without Benefit,
Consult DR.. Cook.
Don't Lose Your
Grip on Life.
Grip on Life.

Many men are now reaping the re-
suits Of their former folly. Their
Manly Vigor and Manhood are falling
and will soon be lost unless they do
something for themselves. There is no
time to lose. Lost Vitality, Male
Weakness, like all Private and Blood
Diseases, is never on the standstiT.
Either you must master Il or IL vii
master you and fiji your whole future
with misery and indescriba bic NORTH
cation and shameful woe. We have
treated so many cases OF this kind here
a my institute that we are a familiar
with them a. you are with the very
daylight. Once cured by me you viii
never again be annoyed with Weak
Parts, Manly Decline. Nervous Weak
ness. Failing Memory, Loss OF Ambi-
ton or other symptoms which rob you
OF your Vital Force and absolutely un-
fit you for Study. Business. Plea sure
or other Duties Of Life. Ny Electro
Medical Method Of Treatment for weak
men will correct all these evils and re-
store you to what Nature Intended
Hale, Healthy. Vigorous Man. with
Physical Mental, Manly and Vital
Powers Complete
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May 1z-An official forecast
OF rain in Kansas and Nebraska caused
considerable liquidation of wheat here to-
day. Because of this selling the tone OF
the market was weak and final quota
tons on the July option showed net
loss OF &C Corn was down II. Oats were
Off Is. Provisions were Il9a15c higher.
The wheat market was steady during
the first few minutes of trading because
OF buying by a leading bull. Offerings
were free on the part of pit traders and
local longs. and before the end of the
and prices were somewhat easier The
weather bureau predicted showers over
"a large portion OF the wheat territory. in
Guiding Kansas and Nebraska. where it
is said the crop is suffering from lack
of moisture. This was the chief cause
of the selling pressure NOtwithstand
southwest the market became weaker
and selling was general in the closin &
hour. The close was weak, with prices
almost at the lowest point of the day.
July opened 5sc lower to tsc higher at
Sl2s to S1Ss, sold off to S0s4 and closed at
SOS.
The corn market was steady at the
opening because OF small local receipts,
but reports from the country of an in
creasing movement brought out liberal
offerings. under which the market grad
ually weakened. Favorable weather for
the movement OF the crop was depress-
ing Influence. The market closed weak
and close to the low point of the day.
July opened unchanged TO 1sc higher. at
461sm46ss sold off TO 4ed4els and closed
at asa
Trading in oats was quiet and the mar
ket was steady. A leading bull bought
moderately of the May delivery, while
cash interests were fair bidders for july
and September. July opened unchanged
to- &c higher. at alAG31A, sold off to
Sl5s. where il closed.
Despite the easier feeling in the grain
markets. provisions were firm all day.
There was a good general demand. while
selling was scattered The main incen-
tive to buyers was to 7iac advance in
the price of live hogs At the close July
pork was up loo. lard was 71zc higher and
ribs were 10c up.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Metal Markets.

New York. Nav 12.-The metal markets
were quiet today, as usual in the abb
sence Of cables, and all prices were firm
~ held Spot tin is quoted at "a. sOaD4s 90 !.
lake copper is quoted at IS 621SEf1g. 90, and
electrolytic at IS. seals. s21z and caRtine
at 1s09a1S.25. The price of lead for shin
ment in thirty DAYS was advanced to 5.75.
and SPOT quotations range from that uu
to 5.8A. Spelter was quiet al 6O1ffB 0s
Iron remained quiet and UNCHANGED
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Money, Silver, Ete.

New York. May 12.-Money on call noni-
nal; no loans Time loans, easy: sixty
days, 1915 per cent; ninety days and six
months. per cent. Close
Prime mercantile paper. 5izQ5at per cent
Sterling exchange. steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 50. seas 80. So
for demand and at s.. 50. 30G4 81 % for sixty
daV bills.
Posted rates, s4.S3 and 81 seIk
Comm ercial bills 81 IA s2ss
Bar silver SIC.
Mexican dollars. sic.
Bonds-Governmehts. steady; railroads..
irregular
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. May 2.-Cattle-Receipts, 1900;
market steady to strong; beeves, 5000
$50; cows and heifers, Sl.7505.1O: calves.
81. O06D6 70; stockers and feeders, s.. 91d4 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; strong; estinna ted
Monday. So coo: mixed and butchers S. 4OfB
6.65; good heavy, Sc GD6I6.65; rough heavy.
Sd. 25I6 40; light, Sc 35d166O, pigs. 80 9O0S 10.
Sheep-Receipts. $500: market strong:
sheep, 81. 25Q5-90 yearIings, $. 30d6 90
lambs 50 25GD7. 30.
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Treasury Statement.

Wa shington May 12.-Todav's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund. exclusive of the $4,000 600 gold
reserve. shows: Available cash balance.
$3.50. is8, s2S: gold coin and bullion. S61 .209
0SS: gold certificates. $S7.196. 26O
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Kansas City. May 12-Cattle-Receipts
eco; market steady; native steers, 81. S0d
6.00i native cows and heifers. g. SOFAS %,
"a. %: calves. $S.00I6.00; western fed steers,
IS 1905. 4o western fed cows. 81. 751T4 80
HogsEReceipts 1000 market strong IN
sc higher; bulk Of sales Sc. 30Sbs 40: heavy.
Sc 4OIe, 80; packers, Sc. 3OG6 421a; pigs and
light. So 1905 3sis.
Sheep-Receipts 1000: market steady;
muttons "a .5Od6. 20: lambs Sc OO6D7 80: range
wethers, s5.O06l6. 80; fed ewes, $45OG6. 90.
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Financial and Commercial
8.eoas.@; December.

$50: March. T.l06R7 H.
SuEar-Raw, strong; fair refining,
p 2a2 1918; centrifugal 96-test, 1880
1-16: molasses sugar H-3269 ll-16; re-
fined. steady; No s. 41o; No. Z. 4O5: No. s.
400; No. 9. 395; No 10 $50; No. IL 3s5;
No II $50; No. Is, 375: No IA 375; con-
feetioners A, las; mould A 495: cut loaf,
80; crushed. $50; powdered, 40; granu-
lat ed 4 50. ctIhes &
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Coffee and SUGAR.

New York. May 12-Coffee-spot Rio.
steady: No. I invoice. III: Mid steady:
Cordova si4u1oiz. Coffee futures closed
steady in tone and to 10 points net lower.
Sales were renorted of %. 80 bags. inciud-
ing May at $50; June, SIS, July, e45; Au-
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Cash quotations were as follows:
- WheatooNo; ? spring, S3QS41k; No. 3. 77g
So; No. 2 red, S9991.
COrn-No. 2, 40; No 2 yellow. 500
Oats-No. g 5g7s; No. 2 white, "a; No 3
white, 33Q34
Rye-NO. 2, 591z.
Barley-Good feeding, 4Oa411s; fair to
choice mailing, l56psl
Flax Seed-No- l, 109; No. 1 northwest
ern, L15.
Mess Pork-Per Dbl. 15.25q15.30
Lard-Per 100 lbs, $50.
Short RibS-Sides Qoose)- S.60dS. 20.
Short CleaT-Sides (bOXed), 90509 Is.
Whisky-Basis of high wines, 1.29
ClOVer-COntract grade. u. %
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Omaha, May 2.-Cattle-Receipts, 100;
market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts $500: steady: heavy.
S. q is6D6. %; mixed, s6.21iad63O: light Sc Z5d
6.321k; pigs. s5.O0Hs00. bulk of sales. St. 27Js
al. 32ia.
Sheep Receipts. 800; market steady:
yearlings. S5.25Go. 80: wethers. So 2OG5 70
ewes, 81 5O655. 25, lambs. 55066 %.
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Chicago. May 12.-On the produce OK
change today the butter market was
steady. Creams, 131zf520: dairy 13T1s
EFssG s,Fltl AZ MARI ,-i cases included, 10
tras. 1917.
Cheese-SteadN. 96y12
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Diseased Men.

A speedy, permanent and lasting
cure is what we will give YOU be-
yond a doubt If your case is cur
able; if not. we viii not accept your
money and promise to do anything
for you. The best reference 7 could
give as to professional reliability is
the many cured, satisfied patients 7
dismiss, and proves that my ex-
elusive methods cure when others
fail to even benefit
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Female.

COOK-Bv first class German-French-
American cook, understands pastries,
soups. desserts, etc, no objection TO coun-
try; private. family or hotel. r. Nor
rows Bureau, 2o1 East 5Sth St, corner I'd
ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

The productive capacity o. Cuba IS still in It's IN
fancv-she needs population and capital. or the
frst' constant streams are coming from the pest OF
Snafn creating their homes IN a country
that bears no i'll feeling toward them Many IaII-
ers have come from the United States. OF capital
II is safe TO predict that the influx VIII not cease
An examination now Of the commerce with the
United States Will show the profitable field there rs
treaty has been the advantage Of both countries;
During 1895 the importation of coin has exceeded
Tie eSportation by four millions, and was nearly
I'VE millions greater than in 1904 The total I'M
portations OF merchandise and coin IN Cuoa
amounted in 1905 10 nearly $50 100000. as against
$4,000 the previous year, an increase 81 = per
cent OF this the United States, leaving aside the
coin. contributed about 20 per cent or the total
while the year before II was only 81 per cent, an
Increase of per cent.
The total exports leaving out foreign merchan-
disc give grand total for 1892 Of S2lt2aoS and IN
1905 $42 S34s3z. increase of SElSl.Stb IN three
years. or 20 per cent, or. in other words, II has
doubled I submit these results. calling attention TO
been benefited. and / am confident that every fair
minded man viii declare that reciprocity with Cuba
has been q success In the three years OF Its eN-
istence. That there is g great HELD Tor improve
ment is underia bic. but in that matter you must
not look the treaty itself for greater help, you
do something now OF your own initiative
Merchants and manufacture, so alert and push
Ing at home. seem to imagine that foreign com
UlerCe Will come without meeting ana NanquSlllllg
other competitors. There may be the best desire
on the part OF the Cuban merchant. native or span
ish 70 90 business with this country, but he VIII
buy where the taste Of the Cuban people IS catered
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CUBA's FRIENDSHIP FOB q. S.
Minister ouesada Praises Country Which
Freed His People.

The following extracts are from a speech deliv-
cred by Gonzalo de Quesada, the Cuban Minister 20
the United States. before the Board Of Trade Of
Springfield Mass. on March 10
The republic Of Cuba was inauE7lrated after two
years and q half OF military occupation by the
United States. and 70 the honor Of this government
and its Representatives, among whom was General
Leonard Wood appointed from MassG chUsctts who
guided with sUcl success in those formative and
difficult days j. must be proclaimed that their
work was wei and tact1Ully done, and that when
you lot cuba. CT your own free VIII and moved
only By the fulhlmenr Of sacred promise spOnta-
neously made. you were followed, not with curses
from men rhat you had oppressed or exploited. but
BY Tie blessings Of an entire people. who saw ID
you friends and brothers
The four years term of President Palmas wise
administration is drawing 20 q close Peace has
relgDeC in the island. and with no standing army,
but mounted police force Of less than four thou
sand rle1 lire and property have been aDeo4ete 4y
secure. over Sl590o9tl5 has been invested o. which
more than 100000 has come from this country;
eloquent proof OF the stability Of our institutions
and the lav-abldtng character OF the CubaDs-
The sanitation OF Cuba has been kept up 70 the
high standard left by the Americans, and for three
years cLere was nor case Of yellow fever.
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DRILLS DRIVEN DOWN 500 FEET.
Testing Rock for Tunnel Under the Hudson
River

To make sure Of good rock bottom the diamond
drill used by the Board OF Water Supply, of which
J. Edward Simmons is president. has been driven
into the bed of the Hudson River near Poughkeep-
sic to a depth Of five hundred feet The rock cores
in the hollow drills brought to this city and
turned over 10 expert engineers who are to decide
just how deep the tunnel must 60 in crossing the
bed of the Hudson.
About two hundred engineers and rodmen are now
employed the preliminary work of laying out an
aQUeduCt between this city and the ESOpUS water
shed. Mayor Mcclellan was told yesterday that
the Fowler bill authorizing the city to acquire
water rights in the Catskills viii become a law
within the next two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

CCACEEAN. GARDENER.-AIidd aged;
single. thoroughly understands his bust
lawns, furnaces, trustworthy and temper
ale. 0est references. SWISS, "a Division ST.
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n. Y. n. H. & HARTFORD R R
Trains depart from Grand Central stain
42d ST. and 4th Ave, as follows Tor
BOSTON via New London & Prov
u 1000 * 1902 A II ~ 100
y l9O1 x 500. = 500. q So
''12,OO P. NJ; via Wilinantic-fSs,N
A VI. 1900 p " via Sptd-t9-Q
WORCESTER and FTTCHBCRG. va PUT
MANS =. ~
LAEEVILLE and NORFCLK-fS:t9 4 L
1881 p NJ
Ct. harrington. Stockb-idge. Lenox. PITTS
held-T4 so fS:4S A NJ. 1881 p u
Ticket Offices az cGrand Central Stariol
and Cl25th s.. also az ce6l. l1.5. clSe
3 way, c25 Union Square, clS2 Fifth avs
GAS Columbus Ave. c649 Madison avs
c27S w 125th St. 279S Thirt Ava y
Brooilyn. c342 SEQ Fulton St. $50 B'way
NDaiy. Except Sundays. 'S-ops e
l25th St xS5Cps at 125th s.. Sundays only
+Parior Car Limited Eas dining cal
cParlOr and Sleeping Car JIckats also.
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more Facilities and where the

to. where he gets more facilities and where the
goods cheapest.
In a short time the extension Of the present rect
procity treaty will up for debate, ana l am
sure that in this most important matter; as In All
the others which have been subjects of discussion
the two countries will reach satisfactory conclu-
sion
political the sincerest friendship, not only on
account of the desire that you have to see US
progress but because of your immense investments
in Cuba which are bound to profit by our mutual
understanding and good viii.
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Situations Wanted-Mals and Female
-Four INES mot exceeding p words. three
insertions. IS cents, seven Insertions, 80
cents. Exceeding "a words and less than 10
words three insertions, 30 cents; seven in
sertions. go cents.
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COACEA-AN BY first class man: mar
r-e-, best q references from former en-
plcy=r regarding honesty. sobriery and
cayzl----y- address JOHN. G2s Park ave.
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READING 9VgTEW
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R.R,

STATIONS. Fo ss' 49, H. 81 : ,.
Time SHOWN teI0w Ia ~ 'r5S.-,,, e,
est 90 81 caves 10 minutes earlier. ~
! eept as noted ey designating MARKS
E>AS IN h1IHLEH Ell ALLENTOWN
Easton]. 8 10 a n. 90 a 40 s 90 rs Z
Easron qn.y) =. NJ sun "A % A vi
100. 800 ana 500 P. N, -
WlLES ESBAIlRE AND sCRANTON-au
A. ~. 10. 500 = N SurdsvT -
A N. 800 2. "
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT. TONS
RIVER AND BARSEGAT-zAN "a
A III. 80, a5.0o. N60S LakeWood and
LakehuFsr. kS.4O. c415l p ii surssvS
$50 A. H. $40 Lakewood and LAKE,
ATLANTIC CITY-se ~ A. II. k4asOP n
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND sFA.
SHORE POINTS, 90. S 81. 1l30 4 n
xl %. g44J, $50. $50. iI2O1 SUDAN
e@cept Ocean Grove 400. 600 A. u. 4l9
ATLANTIC HLDs STARLIGHT. Woy.
MOUTH BCH-. EAST LONG BRANCH-
q 90. p 90. $50. 1l-30 A ", 80. 4Sa
80, $50 P. II. sundays. 9 % 4 u.
PHILADEI.PHIA -' z4so. MOO. nsoo
40 %, u'1O0O, IL % A. NJ us1200
100 800, 900. 5000 p. II. j'l2 ]
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGroN-s %
m'lO-0O. 'l2 o.. m'200 mg'400. 500
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsvIIL.a
AND WILLIAMSPORT - z4.O0. "A so
$500 o1O, 1000 100 A 81 Readinf
Oniy) s 100. .1-2O. +2O0 P NJ (Readins
Eettsytl-e. Harrisburg crlyl. "A %. IS "a
so p. N
'Daily. DAILY except SUNDAY. Fsunia7s
4ParlCr cars only. Via Tama1ua. aESZcsp,
Saturdays mDinilg car. xSaturdsys only
ZFr0m Liberty s.. only.
From Twenry-third STREETS % P u,
3 80 z. N. e1220 P. NJ. giS P NJ
j11.5O P. N. k3.2O 2. "
CHCss: Liberty 81. West 23i S. AstT
House. 261. asa. 1900. 1854 Broadway. IS
5th Ave. 2Sl 6th Ave. = Cnion S11a-
est. &tsS 50 Ave. 80 West 18th s.. "A
Columbus Ave, New York $40 S43 80
80 Fulton St. Brooklyn. $50 5-Ca1vly
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co
calls coE and checks baEgage % destination
W. o. BESLEsR C ~ BURT.
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Ngr Gen Passr Agent
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RAILROADS
PIETTSYILV WANNA
mm0u Dm aim

| LPLEMM$VLl WANNA
RA0LROADo
| STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third street
and Desbrosses and Cortland streets.
STThs leaving time from Desbrosses and
| Cortlandt Streets IS five minutes later tndn
that given below FOR Twcnty-third street
FOR THE WEST.
e - A NJ CHICAGO SPbCIAL
| 80 IS A NJ ST LOUIS LIMITED FOR
Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
10 IS A NJ THE PEcNNS Il LNASIA LIN
ITED-23 hours 90 1hicas2.
u IS P NJ 4 IL G a o. o. CINCleN y q 2 1
AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
. IS P. u. PENNsYLNANIA SPECIAL
Is hours 10 chicago
4 IS z NJ CHICAGO LIMITED
- IS NJ WESTERN EXPRESS. .-
Is 25 p NJ ST LOUIS AND ClNC4e-
NArI ENPHEsSS
TyJ VI PACIFIC EMPRESS.
IS p J. n CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS
1855 P NJ PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
- 80 SIS. '9.2j. DO 1000 e. u -. %
210 ,sS25. Congressional Limited D,
'3.25. q %. - %. .5.55. o. p ?, "a. Il. 10
night sunday Z. -. -. -. sl0 % a. IN.
t1255 (e3 Is ''COrgresstCnd4 Limited D.
@3.25, @A25 '455. 'J.55. 25 p. IA. L ~
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. - ~ IS. 3 ..
ems Palm 'Limited.' .I255 ?. m. week
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-'9.25 a. m and
92j p. IN. daily. New YORK and Florida
Special" 10 p. n. wees-iays
SEABOARD AIR LJNE.--l2 30 ?. m ana
1910 a m. daily. sea board Florida
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-
CEEsAPE.A.KEz, AND OHIO RAILWAY
"7.55 a. m. weekdays and '455 p m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT AND NOR
FOLK. 80 a. m. weekdays and SD
p. m. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY. -9.55 a. m. and 30 ?.
n. weekdays. Sundays, '1-55 a. m.
BRowS's MILLs-fN-THE-PINEs.-o IS
LONG BRANCH. -AsBURY PARK Ocean
Grove tSorth Asbury Park Sundaysi, and
Point Pleasant. 500 a. m, 12.25. g. = p
m - and y 10 nisht Weekday Sundays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos. TBS. 'T.55. SIS $50. g Is Q IS.
GS S5. a1 i9'2 355 io .s2s as a ms as e.
oniyj. .5.55- .s.25. s.55. 7-55, SIS. SIS.
?. m. u 10 night, weekday: sundays
500. ~T.55. s ., % p. 300 40 90
l2sS q 30 I3r o 'S0 P5iiS5.i 395
oniy). '455. '555. IS .. 7.55. s. 25 SIS.
BIS @55 for North Philadelphia oniy)
p. m, u 10 night.
Ticket ofiices. Nos. 461. 1854 and 96 Broad
way: 1S2 Fifth Avenue (beiow 23d ST. /;
268 Fifth Avenue Corner 10Th SAL 1
Aston House and stations named above;
Brooklyn. 342 Fulton street. 500 Fulton
Street. $50 Broadway and Pennsylvania
Annex Station. The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 70
destination.
Telephone SAB Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". ". ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r TrafiC Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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Situations Wanted-Maie and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding "a words three
Insertions Il cents; seven insertions. 30
cents. Exceeding - words and less than 40
words. three Insertions, 30 cents. seven in
eerridns 90 cents
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T4E-TlE.-5--.lE German couple child
Jess handy wl-- r---sl steam or hot
v--er. la=- references SNYDER, 1s4 q
e.. Jersey -ltr-
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K-VAITRESS.-By two young Fin
u-sl girls. one cook plain laundress.
other waitress and Chawb0Imald- good ref
erenccF. JTSSIL.N BUREAU. ESQ licking
ton ave
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GROOM STABLElIAN.- good
all around man city or country, good
references. DAWKINS. care Of Cross. 1906
Park ave
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dIIII- ~ plymouth and LleT0lll
Mediterranean Service.
FAMBURG-AMERTCAN LNE.

Special Passenger Service.
By MOST LUXURIOUS OF L4EVIATHANS.
PLYMOUTH-CHER BOURG-HAMBCRG
BlueCher. AIch.22 loan .Auerika. May 10
Am ika Apr g 80 pm Bluecher. May II
Bluecher. Apr19, > pm |kaiserin A Y. May "a
D'schT ud-Apr. IS, lam Deutschland. May 81
Special features OF these ships are: Grill
Room, Rits-Carlton Restaurant a Ia carte.
Elevators. Gymnasium. Palm Garden. EleC-
trio Baths. etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER LONDON OR PARIS AND
HAMBURG.
Pre-. riaNiar3l. s;5oam Batavia -...-- Apr .
Wald'see .Apr1J.6 am Patricia. May 8
Rugla new Apr. IA Pretoria Il
Penny niaApr. p. 4pm Waldersee. o.. May 10
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
P. AdaIbert. Mar. % P. Adalbert. May 8
sPrinzessin. APR 3 p. Oskar. June 2
P. Oskar. Apr. 10 tAIoltke. June y
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