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LIVESTOCK Market.

New York. June T. 1905
BEEVES-Receipts 10 cars or 257 head al for
sdugnteers Nothing doing in the cattle Yards Feeling
,eao win moderate receipts reported for Fridays
ke Dressed beef in fair 7Sac per 10 for na-
i've sides with choice beef selling higher figures
epool and London cables last received quoted live
stay al llul212c per 10. estimated dressed weight:
teir1gerator beef slow at S9ss4c per 10 Exports
day. none none
- -CALVES-Receipts a3 head. all the market.
STEADY Tor al sorts Of calves Common prime reals
SOLD at S1nSi % per 100 ~ No buttermiIls sale
dressed calves steady SG11c per 10 for city dressed
Neals and 65ec for country dressed
= Sanders: 81 Eeals 143 10 average. ST %
per 100 10; 10 do. I5T N. a S5
MCPHERSON Co West Virginia veas 135 10. at 81.
SHEEP AND L4AMES-Reoeipts y S030
hesd including IL for the market Sheep in limited
Supply ana fuH steady; lambs firm to higher
Ilhes nominal The pens were promptly cleared. Ordt
nary to good sheep sold Sd 5Gd$5 per prime
at s1zFlOlse n; dressed lambs higher I4QIGc;
dressed yearlings firm at IidI3c
Saies-AcPherson & Co: "a West Virginia lambs 81
u AVERAGE. az $ % per 100 10; 21T Virginia 50
10 az $ 20; 500 Maryland do. SO IS 20: % West
NrEina sheep: III n at s5: 30 Maryland do I1S rb
at IS; Virginia do. So 10 at S5
kerns Commission Company: 225 Virginia lambs. 10
ID az ~; p sheep. lis n. s. %.
NeNton Co; PSI West Virginia lambs 80 n, IS
~ DO 81 10 at IS IS; 222 Virginia do n az SIS T5
800 do q. n at IS 10: 159 do SC n. ss 49, 1872
63 lh az 8 10 Virginia sheep Os 10 81 so: West
HspiS-Receipts were 121= cars 10 head including
II Tor tPe market. Feling firm Heavy 10 light
sn9 @ Pennsyvania hogs were Guotable So se9ST
,es Sales (a late yesterdayl; W Hume % state hoss
rough geo NJ. at s6; 1 do. a4O ii, at s5 so.
5 judd q Co: q state hogs I72 10 50 so. roughs
Sos 10. al 50 90; ! stag. 43O N. s3 so
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
LBy Telegraph . Tne rribune.

lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.1
Chicago. June Wheat advanced to-day more
than on any recent occasion, when IL showed
tendency in upward direction. The gain was
practically cents bushel. and the close was with
in a small fraction Of the top figures of to-day.
Fear that the government report TO be issued Mon
dag next will indicate that there will be az
all or at least very little wheat for export was at
bottom of the reasons for the strength Corn and
oats continued bulsh The former closed at about
1c advance the latter at &c higher for July and c
for September Provisions were stronger and closed
with substantial gains. Notwithstanding considera-
bic profit taking by longs in the middle OF the ses-
sion
Freaky weather conditions and bad crop news
stirred the wheat market into a bull rampage. and
there lively ascension OF prices from the
start and brisk trading of a speculative character
The highest prices were attained late in the session
Local receipts were cars, with cars estimated
for tomorrow. The market at about its high
est point the session approached its close and
July left off at Ssasc and September at s2Ssc.
The corn market continued buoyant to-day, and
there was active demand at the start for the
inadequate offerings Prices responded readily 10
better conditions and advanced rapidly. Local re-
ceipts were 2S1 cars with 3A estimated for
morrow. Shipments hence were 30 900 bushels May
sold high 5112c and closed at 51ssc 10 511ec.
September sold at high 5114c with 511sc the trad
ing price at the close.
Apprehensions regarding the oat crop becoming
more acute, there was another material advance in
prices to-day. There trouble in finding suf-
fcient sellers withou: unreasonable advance in
prices Offerings in the sample market readily
absorbed Local receipts were 1877 with Isl
cars estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence
were $1,000 bushels May. after selling at 365se.
closed at 36Isc, and September which reached 1880
al one time was bringing $3.50 to 3Sssc the end
Provisions were again active and strong with the
packing interests, notably the Cudahy concern. gtv
ing the market support. Shorts were uneasy and
covered freely In the forenoon July pork sold from
SIG IS TO SIS 20 July lard from s. 50 s. S712 and
July ribs 50 52z 50 52 to 50 60 Hog receipts
were 21.Oo0 head. and prices at the yards sc
70 higher
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CoTToN-The cotton market was a little mora .c,,-a
yesterday anc showed generally steady tone IRE
close was steady advance 8 noints
ior The day We're estimated roo 900 bales Tba
i4srhei opened steady at Of ?
points IN response 20 lower cables good weather
IN the belt and expectations the short week IN
Liverpool would lead visible
ment on saturday But there comparatively little
cotton for sale the opening decline II IooksS s
the bull leaders buying moderate way and the
market soon rallied shorts
vance being led by that position. which sold up 20
o9-c. points net higher while months we're
10 points higher Demand seemed decreasing
on the bulge and prices essed OF midday 10 about
the closing OF Wednesday. however
lied again report Of big local spot tsness ana
wires the South claiming better
The close was within poin; two OF the best
INC weather map made favorable showing. nd
IS expected thar the weekly reviews Of crop
Ion viii make beaTish ding Of week.
There private complaints damage from ho
weevil IL the Southwest and southern parts Texas
said need rain. The forecast however, for
precipitation these sections spell not
wise the private received is OF bearish
Liverpool VIII be closed to-day Saturday
but the local market and New Orleans will be open
The range of contract prices market to-
follows.
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EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

!, 1905
cOFf EE-The coffee steady IN
SleIlsed prices 10 advance points sympathy
@ steady European cables after ruling quiet and
ea-g around that level during the middle
eec lls gain in the afternoon and closed steady
points net higher Sales reported of
~ nass The advance in the afternoon promoted
canla from French party.
,---tsi ne early spring q
olt interest in the European markets.
Increasing vas
- IN hlsher after the regular close Brazilian
news was about the recently
80 5,a and markets shade Full receipts
however and be fIly discounted
- % lae tnat Thile the worlds visibl. supply Of
= e"oul l-.j1ep hags smaller time las.
year. market prices are fpy ie~ love Ths h.
laret 'losec q q flare higher and Hamburg was u
ei,aase itfliffie+S /. local ularSet
whie ihtIt ives also demand from foreigp houses
an. il'lie flSns by Wall marked
eiTs vas guie'. WITH on the basis OF 7ssc
The range q oonrae: prices the local narke: to
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The local market for spot quiet with prices
unchanged II 2oc middng upland and II Acc for
middng Gulf Sales e17 tales. Southern spot markets
teegraphed follows: 81 Louis quiet unehans-
unchanged. l1scs sales i
be steady. unchanged 1O-ec. sales. 200
bales Savannah quiet unchanged. l05sc sales l5I
Norfolk steady. unchanged lie: sales. lC52
Baltimore nominal unchanged. At llAc. Charles
changed AZ 10 l3-l6c: sales $50 bales Wilmington
nominal unchanged at lie: sales bales. Augusta
STEADY unchanged. lie; sales. ass bales Esma ed
receipts leading points to-day: At Houston,
200 hales against 26s and 2029 last year
Galveston 1870 bales against AHA last
and 37sI year. and New Orleans, 600 10 LOO
bales against last week and 2.S4s last year.
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L1vrRPooL WEEKLY REPORT.

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot quiet;
6oo0 receipts 5000: American 2Ojo middng upland.
6tld Futures openee qule. al poHt aGyancG. Closed
and Juiy-AagusI. 76d August-sePsenbeI go. sep
beF-December, 551d January February 55sd Fe6ruaTy
FLOUR AND MEAL-1hs -four market. whole.
spns Sf qu pas nd eea1s sales WeTs a3portant ea n
Stocks heis are Te5o1fg & @ SeeTeosns Tap1 81 0a2si9as M
winter strsighss 81 sOgs. winter patents S4qs4 80:
atad extra No wiater. 81 eogss 70. RYE FLOUR
faSsy s. sSSs4 IS cons MEAL r@ quoted Kia
dried s. os2 So as 10 sIana BA9 @ MEAL nm II 2G9'sd; ed
FE %estsI dg si'y sIssay s T Quoted ne m western S5
dog, s2s. All June shpmen;a 90 aeX bran SO bulk: S25g
sSS sS8S % Sc ef BUN sss = ss6s OIL NEAL s2aas2s So
GRAIN-wHEAT-At one time during TIC DAY wheat wheat
sad al the close fal 2c net adyanoe after
af 9l e s is' t6 b5oE Of he advsne that from the
ss SeRs Rss 2esg Red the normal for the last
@Sess Reat states md general rains with relief sight
on TOP this bulls also Tsked up lot Of bad news news
ana Of too dry weather in states Of the central belt
6 hsss so6son 6sps sN az & G eas 50 lass Month and IS in
ssInbs a.. Of which & PP.s & e SIS Vas afout s mos:
beaIish crop OF the day reporting improyenent n
Southwestern sections Foreign markets promptly re,
esa hiFRe BSasPest is points higher and Berlin sg&
above the previous nshI Sshsd a. a. sts,. On
ArgsntEe SHIPMENTS a, 10000 e9s' compared Win
Northwest houses sold on the reaction theory bS.
total interior under last Cash wheat in
New York while su less nominal. firm and
tehar closing follows: 9sc elevator and 95c
a anoat: No ! Northern Duluth. $3.50 and No
northern Manitoba 900 Q b anoai coRN-Trade in
tie New York market the heaviest IN some months
ana well Distributed the entire list Of options The
market closed 1Adl.o net higher and az best point
Influenced by strength In the West, good
covering OF shorts
rather favorable. particularly
me Price c1est report but seemed 20 cut little hg
,,re as she trade bullsh and disposed 70 follow
a. ,sr.urn IN wheat. market had excel
lent support day. owing 70 the Hight country accept
and deere
S~snoe ~ adId az Liverpool The cash market in New
yorI vas no-naly higher closing follows No corn.
O. .ieVstor ana 4 ah0at. No white. 6pc and
- ? v.llow besSc o 6noaf. OATS-The Western
marked sor oats continued make active advances
ne crop news distinctly bulhsh all day Cash
oats al New York ~rm. with advancing
dency ana final prices follows: Mixed % 10 81 N.
sOsc: natural white 80 s3 n. s0t q4ic. and clipped
g~site IS 40 40 10 4lh gsse RYE-Markst dull No
western sTxo New York BARLEY-Aarket
6uI. fesa.ne SHE and mating b295Te New York.
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Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace OF God free and independent
70 Annie Kirk Beldibg Harry Kirk. Matilda McFerraa
Annie NJ McFerran. Rudolf kTs Jessie Kirk. Lottis
Kirk Daniel Kirk by adoption Harold Doilner
Josephine Harry XIX and Richard Kirk. heirs
and next OF kin Of NJ Kirk deceased send greet
ing: whereas Milo NJ Bedding Jr. OF the City OF New
York applied the Surrogate's OF
County o. New York have certain instrument in
nrinE dated the 29th October 1904 relating 10
and personal property duly proved the last
VIII Testament OF John NJ Kirk. late OF the County
Of New York deceased therefore you and each o.
before the Surrogate OF County
o. New York. at once IN the County OF New
day Of June, thousand nine hundred and
six AZ hairpast O'Clock IN the forenoon day
then and there attend the probate OF said
Testament. And such OF a hereby
cited as are of twenty-one re-
20 appear and apply for one 20 be
the Of neglect failure 20 10
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate TO
resent and for you In the proceeding.
testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
surrogate's Court Of the said County OF New
[seall York be AIMED. Witness. Hon
Prank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate % our saif
County OF New York. said County. the 18th day OF
April In the OF Lord thousand nine hundred
and ak DANIEL J. pOWDNEN.
Csrk os the 5urrogatss Court
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. located at Mccunnber:
in the OF is closing It's
note holders and creditors association,
therefore hereby present
claims for payment
Dated McCumber n. D.. May LIST. 1906
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union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
First Lien Convertible
Four Per Gent. Gold Bonds

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
option. which expired May lst. 1906. convert
Union Pacific Railroad Company First Lien Convertible
Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
Company been extended July 2d. 1906. that
Of before the named
called redemption the ist OF No
vember 1906. premium Of two and half per
the and deed OF under which
the issued
ALEX. MiILAR, Secretary.
10 Broadway. New York. May 30 1905
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INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
DiUidend Notices.

DiUidend Notices.
AMERICAN GRAPHoPHONE COMPANY.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND (NO. 34) OF
ONE AND ONE-QUARTER PER CENT
Common Capital Of the American GVaphophcne Co
will be paid on June 1906 stockholders OF record
June I.
EDWARD D. EASToS. President.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT. The capital
ROAD COMPANY will De paid by the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company. lessee under
provisions between the two companes)
az this I'd Of July next 10 stockholders
of record a the close Of business the 18th inst
EDWARD L. ROSSITER. Treasurer.
InterbOrough n Metropolitan Company.
Notice OF Payment Dividend the Preferred
Stock
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
one-auarter per cent NLes) upon preferred
stock this Company has been declared. payable
MONDAY July md. 1906. stockholders Of record
the close OF business Monday. June 18Th. 1905.
For the purpose % such dividend the transfer
will close az p. NJ. Monday June 18TH 1905 and
reopen at 10 o'clock Tuesday. July 3rd. l9as
II NJ FISHER. Secretary.
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NuW YoRK pRIcEa

METALs-1IN-There was a sharp advance IN The
market where the speculative sltuatlon re-
mains the feature. wiih SPOT closing az tlsz ss ana
stturss Locally the market was nrrn Win
,1of 0uotec al ss 80 q 40c COPPER unchanged 90
ss Slxser IL tbs Hnxiis with spot quoted NJ
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The Approximate amount Of charge to SAT.
isfy which described property De sold r.
SIS 3T7 thereon the 2sth CAV ~
April with Amounting
S5J0 y. together with the ~ Tns
approximate OF the and wafer
other liens be allowed purchaser out OF
the purchase paid by the Referee. S36i Al
and Interest.
DATED New York. the iTth day of MAY 1909
vsIDOH COIN Ref
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Foreclosure Sales.


SUPRENIE COURT, COUNTY Or NEW
~ York--Union Bank r. BROOKLYN. Plaintiff. against
Celia Elias individually and Administrative Sc and
Defandants-In s1ance o. Judgment
closure and sale he above
bearing date he sth day
undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named
al public auction. the New York Real
saesrooms Nos 1+15 Vesey ST. In the Borough Man
haitian Of New York the 18th day % June. 1909
u O'Clock noon on that day by Joseph Day. Aue-
toneer. premises directed by said Judgment
therein described follows; All that certain
premises situate. lying and being IN
CITY, and state OF New York and known h
number 65 East Broadway in the said city 0f New
Yor and containing follows Beginning a
a point southerly side of East Broadway distant
Westerly the formed
Southerly side Of East Broadway with
Westerly OF Market and running thence
along said southery side Of East Broadway tveny
i've Southery parallel nearly
ket Street ssvent-hve feet thence Eastery parallel
nearly said East Broadway twenty-five feet ard
NOrthwardly and parallel nearly
Market ave feet the point paos a
beginning
ISIDOR COHN. Referees
JACOB BRENNER. Attorney for Plaintiff.
26 Court Street. Brooklyn. N T.
following Is diagram OF the property 20 sold
It's street No Is IS East Broadway
Rro.
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Trust Com panies.
Trust Com panies.

Executor Trustee
Chartered 1ez.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
Nos l6, l9, 20 & % William Street.
Branch, 475 Fifth Avenue
New York
Administrator Guardian
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Instruction.

INREScH LESSONS given by young lady: perfect pro-
IL nuncation guaranteed; few more pupils desired
NINE 20 West iith st.. city.
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Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors
20 Colleges. schools and families Apply 20
Mira NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. 90 Union squa~e
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

oI7usnl-hsd ls f'oeer,e y liaiaA. 10 50 Broad -
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Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10 the
provisions Of chapter 147 Of the laws Of 1908
and chapter 302 OF the laws OF 1906 sealed
proposals will be received at the Office of tho
state comptroller. in ;he city OF Albany until
Thursday. June IA. 1906. at twelve O'CLOCK noon
Of that day. fo- the purchase in whole or In
part OF
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EEw JERSEY SECURITIES.
BONDS

,Farui,Hes by J Thomas R4inhardt 40 wan street.
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For Both sexes-CIry.
uyfiE BEELiTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE
II Madison square it22 Broadway
Harlem Branch: Lsnox Ave. y. z Corner fats 81.
Brookyns Is Court ST. Newark schen.r Buildinx
SCHOOLS OPEN ALL SUMMER
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bodies endowed with autOgenous mobile life, which
stretch from point to point wandering
about with restless usefulness, connecting two
separate souls who want 10 get in touch IN the
same way but with infinitely more reliability, as
the central telephone girl connects you with the
number YOU send in from the transmitting phone.
Imagine these little bodies gOaded day after day
to extraordinary effort, allowed no rest, no sleep,
whipped by alcohol or tobacco coffee, suffering
from deprivation and irritation in every way, fed
upon foul rations, working for thoughtless, selfish
utterly inconsiderate master. Do you wonder that
they get discouraged, tired exhausted and con-
fused, taking messages wrong turning in fire for
a police-alarm here, calling in the police instead
of the fire department there, doing many things
which they should not do and leaving undone those
things which they should do, Very pretty, YOU
Will saw but fancfu | admit its fancifulness,
but deny any more of fact in any other theory.
What neurasthenic needs first is a lowering Of
tension mental relaxation, and this Is best
effected through attention TO the neglected bodily
functions The reeducation of the higher through
the lower is the best way Patients should be
taught the lesson of physical, lar relaXation-
how to lie down, how to go through the mattress
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to the bottom how to wall easily and not nerVosly
up in the air That the muscular system IS
energized and overkeyed into states Of hypcrtenso
through sympathy with states Of uento-Uervous
exaltation is TO be seen IN the tense mouth, The
corrugated brow, the clenched hand the restless
walk.
y neurasthenic should be taken away from busi-
ness or professional cares and given rational rec
reation and amusement, but not isolated. y
patient under treatment for such disease VIII be
led to introspcction by being shut of from the world
and that IS bad. Then q routine system of 1-,-
cedure viii emphasize the fact that he Is under
medical care and that Is also bad. He should never
feel that he IS patient There IS no such thing as
ideal sa1atorIum.
As TO the danger from neurasthenia. this article
carries It's own moral rs long as conditions re-
main they are IN this country, and the lust Tor
pelf and place and power IS encouraged by the
atmosphere OF opportunity, men VIII probably con
tinue 70 struggle beyond their physical abilities,
regardless OF preacher or prophet y most cheerful
fact IS that this disease IS not hereditary that
while the neurasthenic IS a sufferer he does
not endanger the health of future generations, and
himself IN most cases may escape its penalties.
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irritable Palp:tations and other irregularities lay
the foundation for what later becomes Obsession
of fear of sudden death. Every gets on edge,
and this hypcrcsthesia of auditory visual or
olfactory or pneumogastric nerves varying in
degree, gives condition of torture.
The analogy of the nervous system with tele-
phone service in a large city Is familiar. There are
the power plant the conducting wires, the receiving
and transmitting station Of the subscriber and
central but the plan of central switchboard IS
where the likeness ends. The hello" girl of the
central station VIII not do. She is too untrust-
worthy; she may go to sleep post she talks
distractirg gossip while the subscriber waits; she
has no sense of duty at times. Her sole stimulus
is often the approval of the inspector and her weekly
salary. The nervous system doesn't gossip; in
reurasthencs it doesn't go to sleep-more's the
pitv-and vet the switch gets out of gear and
sometimes there is Connection and when there
is a buzz results and understanding is difficult,
to which we might add in carrying out the analogy
the usual profanity resulting from irritablhty.
Some scientists, in attempts to give tangible,
graspable explanation of electrical action upon
nervous function, have advanced what might be
called the theory OF wandering ions. Imagine
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thOuSand-dOllar automobile, and IS worth
several hundred thousand dollars. He owns .
gold watch and chain, diamond pin, dIamor.
studs and diamond cuIt-butrOns, all given FL.
HIM . by Prince Henry of Germany when His
HIghness was IN NeW-YOrk; but he never vv..-
them.
Each new waiter IN large hotel knows instantly
the KIND OF service he must give 70 quality g.. D
permanent employee under the head waiter. Tie
average waiter makes seventy-lve dollars II. NTH
IN wages and tips, many make as much q week.
and some are more independent financially thar lie
patrons whom they serve. y number of New TX
hotel walters testify that they regularly naa. i've
thousand dollars YEAR
All female help is in charge of the middle I'd
woman with the bunch of KEYS, the fat bur never
Jolly housekeeper With length of service. s.-ress
o erSpreadS her VISage more and more. She never
expected to be public hOuSekeeper The fact that
she IS such remains TO her perpetual su-r-.. md
source OF increasing bitterness. Not one good hotel
hOuSekeeper IN a thousand was ever III -r. ranks
as cha1nbcrTnaId On the other hand strange 1t true
not one good Chambermald III thousand zes
good hOuSekeeper. Usually the hOusekee-s-.- -.S-
was that OF an ordinary housewife. Left e. gv
she had 70 become a bread-WInner. II s-. WAS a
good home-naker. she becomes a good Eo-r- .-.5e-
Neeper- She never regards herself as a servant
while the hotel staff in general ignore her .- their
social equal Loneliness Is her lot hence her .--er
mental attitude SAID a houSekeercr a. --e lat
and Tar from Jolly type: d" In this est .--e-t
i neither hsh nor fowl. I'm lust flesh
Sometimes the houSekeepcr Is a lady r. - .--zd
circumstances. In one of the great ZE.-.-r--1
hotels the present housekceper was -.- ...- 4g3
one OF the permanent guests. 0ccupvir- IN --.re
suite. One day she sent for the rror--.-.- I've
.ost my last dollar in Steel. want work N.- ne II
Your wits end 10 find a good hruscE..-.- I've
hEei mere long enough 70 know the L--.. he
position That woman Is to-day r-.- he
Prlze director OF ChlrubcrruaiIS and .-- --..- N
the hotel world
keeper. invariably comes from The ranks lii
boy VINO started us such at fourteen. NAV 10 2
beu-boy at forty, because he has never - the
q','iIhcatlonS OF a commander. On the or. nd
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suites, owns a magnificent country place, en-
ploys French chauffeur 20 run his tweI..-
thOuSand-dOlar automobile and Is -v----
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'FRONT.'" said the room-clerl to the bell-bOy.
r Ask the parson to hurry up to fourteen