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0A8To7TA. ears the z1he Kind ye. lave A!xays Bought i' Ex4zNMzZ1<
FOUND MEATS WERE GOOD.

Liverpool, June 19-Reassnring statements regarding American cann- ed goods were made by both the chairman and the medical office at yesterdays meeting of the Liver pool health commission. The chair man emphasized the carefulness of the inspection and said a very large number of tins were examined yearly and all of them had been found to be quite good. Consumers need not be alarmed, as the committee would be closely watching over their inter ests. Medical Officer Hope declared that the great bulk of timed meat ar rived at Liverpool in a very excellent condition. There had not been a single instance of harm from such meat brought to lioht, so far as he krew. Perhaps 300 O. 400 to.,s of timed meat were destroyed yearly because the tins were "blown," owing 10 defective fastenings. This however, vas small percentage and the great bulk was in a first-class condition.
 :, Continuing, he said:
 Against. the facts we have to set the statement of the president of the United States. and while the latter gives the immense weight of his all thority to the existence of abomin. able conditions at Chica~o. I advise the people to refrai, f-o-o bu~lne anything coming fro~' Chicago so long as these conditions evist.' g
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|l TOILET COMPANY. Paris. Tenn
KILLED ev BITE OF LIZARD.


 Palestine, Ark, June 19.-Uncon- scious of the difference between poi sonous lizards in her own state and the harmless chameleon which she had seen worn by hundreds at Mem, phis during a visit, Mrs. P. H, Fletcher returned to her home here, pinned a lizard she had caught in her garden to her bosom, was bitten or stung and died as result of blood poisoning, which the doctor says can be traced to a pimple started on her neck.
 Mrs. Fletcher was visitor in Mem. phis last week. The chameloon craze which proved a pop"lar fad several years ago and which h9s been revived here and at other c'f'es in the south. resulted in wholesale demands from street p'dalors, and when Mrs. Fletcher tried to buy she fornd the sunnlv exhausted. On her return to Palestine her friends say
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WOULD BAR CHICAGO BEEF.

London. June l9,-ln the house of commons yesterday Hugh Cecil Lea, Liberal Ga newspaper proprietor who has served in the British and Amer can armies>, pressed the govern n!ent for an assurance that 10 more American timed meats would be pur- chased for the British array. He as serted from personal observation that the conditions under which ii is packed are revolting.
 War Secretary Haldane replied tha, he would be sorry to insist that all timed meats must bc bought in he United Kingdom He intended to purchase wherever he could procure the best and pures1 and had already selectd an officer W1O was an expert n these matters and had sent him to fhe United States to inspect all tins carefully before any were purchas- .aG. That course would be pursued =. the case of all timed meats.
 MT. Lea asked if this officer would we access to rie factory and be .ole to see how the work was done ? which the secretary replied:
 That is the reason why am sending him to America He will zee the meat in process Of nlanofac- ure before it is sent here"
 The secretary added that the war of" fee had bought large quantities of timed meat in Aemrica and had large contract for further supplies. The secretary reminded the house the United States was not the only place where bad meat was turued
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FOR RENT
 

8, N. '. Roberts and Son, Abstract. r..,y CTS and Real Estate Agents. " Groom cottage between Seventh .dEighth. on Cedar street; just completed, electric lights and screen ed;H$l5.r A.@-.@.. :'
 nLarge Broom store building. 623 East. Second street. fine location; , Broom, two-srorv dwelling. 1908 West Sixth street. on car line and paved street: cityewater. with or with out bath" s2o. -.
 "5.rpofn eotta re. '1211 West Sixth street. on car fine and paved street and in Best resident portion of town. City wafer. servants house, and with or without bath: S17.
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WORLDS LARGEST STEAMER.

Glasgow, June 19.-The New Gu hard line steamer Lusitania, the worlds largest liner, was successfully launched at the Clyde bank yester- day. Hundreds of visitors from all parts of the country besides thous- ands of the local population witness cd the ceremony.
 The Lusitania is the first of the giant Cunarders to be launched, and her sister, the Mauritania, will fol- tow her into the sea few months hence. The Lusitania is 790 feet long, and her greatest breadth if SS feet, while her depth moulded is 60 l.2 feet. Her displacement is about 10000 to1.s and pEerfful turbine engines will drive her through the water at a sustained speed of from 24 to B knots. The cabin accommo- dations are for $50 frst-class, 500 sec ondclass and 1900 third-class pas engers, and the crew will number about 800.
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MANS INTRINSIC VALUE.

poston, June 19."What is man worth in dollars and cents?'
 Can flesh and blood and brains be reduced to figures with the dollar sign before it Tn se questions were considered yesterday at met ing of the OpthalmoloSy of the Ameri cau Medical association when Dr. F.rastus E, Holt of P; land, Me, showed the tables that a mans value ill money ccu'd actually be determin cd by ral<ina into consideration his occupation and age.
 nr. HGl reaffirmea the famous Dr. OSler theory. and by table in- dicated that the economic value of a laboriny man began to decrease af- ter his twenty-fifth year, and that the economic value of 6 professional! eth year.
 Dr. Uou,s ,able rates a boy Of 10 yems to b. worth S2,6O1.G2, at 25 he iS worth $;.5SS. O3, and from that time on his value decreases until at 70 he is worth only S17.13 and ai 80 years he Is a drawback on the com munity to the extent of $S72.84.
 4 professional man at g years has an economic value of $25 5,89894 and his hi"llest val1e is at 40 years when he is worth $29.34468.
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Tom L. Johnson Sends Warning to
 Nebraskan Across Sea.


 Cleveland, June 19-"I wrote to Bryan at Constantinople that he had better hurry home, that a lot of peo- ple whose support might be danger GUS were becoming mighty enthusi- astic shouters for him." said Mayor Tom l.. Johnson today in discussing inc proposed trip of prominent Ohio Democrats to New York to greet the Nebraskan when he arrives from his tour of the world If l find that he passes through Cleveland on his way to Nebraska, shall invite him to stop off and be my guest. And you can bet that he'll accept the invita- tion if he possibly can"
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sae. ing -honsa industry. js named

laae .Hs=housa industry. is named !ryrt j. H,yaHiIJ4e
 l is .a9.,a tHe udiana 7e@a eo 4rh Geo W. Fer
 IT'S. Int O. tn Na@ se '.... .a. tee ptrtaer of , pierFeHt Heee8H Recently sena- 4a. BeFerid4a esiI a ri t tJ tHe of =e.s af Norsaa aa3 c2au1aE aui
 -. conference with Mir. Perktas. t.er il re1sf I to .ezslauaz 4-at.
 esala net #I#- aalaaa.
 rle year 1>asl that fhe'N-v E.a k
 f> asda the 1avne4t to < aert j. Fssr.l9e or sa+.75 was u.e sasoo }rr that Alaasg ]. DsfeHd wae a,e. toa to .,42 rattn1 staees aaato l. taa#laese.a4 .ra=ec Iadtaaa Sna- tor rarerid~a ta9a his seat the fol- lowing year.
 Senator Heeef-aea 0s. only q years ol3 when 'o was a1@c'od 10 he senate. He is ] lawyer and q Ferub- lican, He was reelected i'll 79of and his present term vii expire in 19i1.
 No hint is given as to the specific purpose for which $5.20I.75 was raid to the man whose name is ideHtical with that of Senator Beyeridgo, and no information could be obtained to day on that point from officers of the New York Life.
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60 TO JAIL FOR HARVE5 STEERS.
Kansas Farmers Paying Fines Of
 Prisoners to Obtain Help.

Topeka, Kan, June 19.-Men con- fined in county jails in the wheat belt who are unable to pay fines may be released if they will agree to go t. the wheat fields and help save the crop. In Saline, Stafford and Barton counties farmers have paid fines of men for misdemeanors and taken them home with them to work in the harvest Farmers in other counties will visit the jails Monday on hunt for helpers The demand is for 21,- 0Oo extra hands.
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SETS SAIL FOR FAR NORTH.

Antwerp, June 19-The Wellman expedition sailed yesterday on steam ship Frigga for Arendal, Norway, talk ing, with it the airship in which the attempt to reach the north pole is to be made. From Arendal We1lman and his party will go to Tromsoe. Five members of the expedition, head ed by Major Hersey, left Christiana three weeks ago for Tromsoe, whence they will proceed to Spit2bergen and prepare there a depot and wireless telegraph station. The total nunber Of men in the expedition is thirty five. but only five, including Wellman, will take the balloon trip.
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C A. @ sT CD 1. X A. Baars the -4 The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature & r -L~,T|s-zA z ,s-A:1
FORGE SENTENCED TO PRISON
Former Head of Northwestern Ma
 tional Life Must Serve Term.

Minneapolis, June 19.--Dr. Jacob F. Force, former president of the North western National Life Insurance com pany of this city, today was sentenc- ed to serve three and one-half years in states prison by Judge Brooks. Mir. Force was convicted two weeks ago of grand larceny in connection with the company's affairs. This is the first conviction to follow the re cent local insurance scandal
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QUARANTINE BlLL.A

Washington, June l9.-Congress gill hardly adjourn before midsum- mer Speaker Cannon, Representa- tive Watson of T4d;ana. tho E ...5e. can whip, aad ott,r ln .aases Of tae boase who have kept taJ u5zla E,t.5s has been doae and what has !, be qane agree that taa D -t2es7 that must Ua Giz9 .ss! q VII EQep lae house busy til Jal, t5.
 c41- 5~1 ,-rra appropriation }''1s, tba f9mi.37ttnea aF5 q.ttl. ny az.t en.y raeasurcs. hsra rola t3 n F" ijont ~ha# ega-y and n4rss. 2 ,;a21- taral. diy5omat:c aa# co~soa H's trice of Ccfunbta, zEf-atI1. evrsa. tive and judicial anf nasto 1aee a.a97. rriation b'lls aga y aat4.. n sha asa, ate or in coufereca.
 The public builasH@s sa7ats c47il and general dadcje=e# oils a@e yet to pass both fous 5. The meat in- spection amendment had bohbed up at the last moment aad vii take up some days at least. The immigration bill will consume a few dass. The pure food bill which it was believed sometime aeo had been sent 10 IS death has been revived by the meat inspection controversy and has many more advocates than it once had. The statehood fight is still on and the rate bill is not yet finished.
 The most important measure which seems to have been well-niah forgot ten except in the south Is the ouaran- tine bill. which was introduced early in the session by Mir. Williams, and is now hanging up because some Of the senators object to the Richard son amendment providing interstate quarantines. The quarantie bill, be- ing of great importance in the south alone, and being non-political, may be overlooked in the last days Of the session. but the others will take up five or six weeks.
 Telegrams from all over the south are coming to members of congress urging action in behalf of the quar- this important measure will be left over until next session. In the meantime an epidemic of yellow fever may occur in the Gulf states.
 The interest of the Gulf states in the passage of the quarantine bill is evidenced by the fact that press bureau for the measure has been es. tablishd in New Orleans to send out to members of congress and to news papers "literatnre' setting forth the urgent need of a federal quarantine.
 II is contended that the Richard son amendment is a good one and should be passed, but that if the bill cannot become a law at this session with this amendment tackled to it. the amendment should be dropped and introduced at the next session. A New Orleans paper points out that MT. Williams, who introduced the bill, was conversant with the needs of the southern states, and left out the interstate quarantine provision because he anticipated the objections which have been made to the Richard son amendment.
 The bill secured majorities in the senate and the house. but is tied up in conference.
 Unless something unlocked for, ex- redites the work of the last end of the session the congressman who are candidates will hardly be able to get out in the field till dog days.
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CASTRO TO TAKE PRESIDENCY.
Will Resume Place as the Ruler of
 Venezuela July 5.

Washington, June 19.--President Castro will resume the presidency of Venezuela July 5. The state de- rartment today received a dispatch by way of Willemstad announcing that on June II President Castro de- clared this intention to Vice Presi- dent Gomez and to a delegation that Guestcd him to resume the presi- dency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-19

oGt The question of tn purity of British products Tad baea raised at t',nas in the past Tho whole ques- 1lon required inveati"at;o He know personally under what disgusting con- Gitions meat in some cases was pack ed in the United States
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To Remove Freckles Q Pimples ln Ten Days. Use Nadinola

A new discovery, sold under D positive guar Rntee and money re- funded in every case where 1t fails to remove freckles, pimples, liver spots, sun-tan, sallow- ness, collar GscolOra- tions, blackheads and all eruptions of the skin, no matter of how long standing, Cures ordinary
 cases in 10 days, and the -ovcA lr O0 dave Affap
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$ s,2o1 LIFE CASH PAID
 TO ALBERT j. BEVERiDSE.
Man With Name Similar to That of Indiana Senator Causes Mystery.

New York. June 19-It was learn
 cd yesterday that the Now York Life Insurance company made a payment ot s5.o04.75 for Flaw expenses" to AL bert T. Beveridge in 1898. The Unit ed States senator from Indiana, who shas taken such a consnicuous part in the fight to remedy the evils of the
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GRABS GIRLS FOOT; ssss YEARS.
Severe Punishment Mete+ Out to Ne
 arc bv Tex-s Court.

Fort Worth, Texas. .Tnpn 1o-Nine hundred and ninety nino years in the nenitentiarv is the ,e-altv i-onoced upon Sow wil'iars a ne~ro. for catching vOrn~ w"'tc r,o~'an h the foot. Tho neo~o ----~-d -ho ~;-''~ room at Ra'tnn fow - ..~ o~o o~' scroams hrou~ht niI oa1 ho was ar. rested Tho prans i''-v was 'n s"c- c:ou and quick prnich follow ed.
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sne spoke of the new t4d and de c,aed that she would supply her saf with ono
 She toua lizards plentiful in the '&rjsa a'a aft#r cateaiag one chain ct .esa #ef- breast. Sla waited fo1 h. --+ io ea@a@2 .ee as saa fa5
 .4 zla e'eaao.ooaa change ia Mem '-'s. aa5 .a#et j, v crawl to hsr .e4 su. G5s surHI T o.a.sgorer
 uta aet- a5ts1 fer. aHd whan a.r..z.- =ana=5=t ID well the {'..4. arsteIar sa''sG ia sle 'isl 4.4ar II taae d--s ts!uoss.
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these defects are removed the skin will be clear, soft, healthy and beautiful. No possible harm can result from it's use. b0 cents and tlN0 at leading drug stores or by mall
 RATIONAL TOILET COMPANY. Paris. Tenn 'i4a
 Sold in Pine Bluff by seawell and Ancrum, w. L. Dewoody and company and other druggists .~.F
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-tr q, t n sr- ~- -- 7+ t.r b. i.. -. [. v ..

r1 et< oc9.s5 fo. collection ol t:a s9 eial as5essa4 aYoa ti+e 4e-.. fsonef5z t4 sewer al.1z5e# No. , u tie e.ty 9. Pine Buff. .a-s.s. have geea paced in my 4ssssi.s. Ali o1lers Of real property lytaz ia the district are r2quir>d To 5ay J49it a@sessa4en s t. He within thirty aaFs from this date. If such payment IS n0t made action will be comnloHced at the end cf that time fer tha collection of such assessment and for legal penal ties and costs.
 Gwen under my hand this 9th day ui June, 1906
 J. P. ALEX.ANDER,
 City Treasurer and Collector. Office, corner Fourth avenue and Pine street.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
EAMBURG-AMERTCAN LINE.
asst Express Service.

Special Passenger Service.
PLY3IOCTH-CHERB RBOCRG-HAMBCRG
D'schl' nd Apr Is Z am Deutschland. May 81
Amerika May 10 am lAmerika. June Z
B'cher. May II. / :30pm Bluecher. June IA
K's'n A V. May24. 4pn Ikatserin A N-June q
Among the special features Of these ships
are: Grill Room. RitZ-CaTItOu Restaurant a
Ia carte. Elevators. Gymnasium, Palm Gar
den, Electric Baths etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER QONDON OR PARIS AND
HAMBURG.
Large Twin-Screw Vessels OF IA. 900 tons
Superb Passenger Accommodations
BataviaApr IS :3Oam 'oceana. -. May %
Patricia May 52:30prn Pennsylvania. June 2
Pretoria. May II 8 am Batavia. ..... June 8
Waldersse. Maybe, 3pn Patricia. June 10
Via Plymouth and CherbOurg.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
tMoltSe- Apr. % P. AdaIbert. June 10
P. Adalbert. May 8 p. Osxar July IT
P OslIar. June 5 5ltMoltks. July "a
t11oltke. June 12 P. Adalbert. Aug Z
tCalls Gibraltar: has Grill Room and
Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third street
and Desbrosses and Cortlandt Ss', SeI "a
1zs-The leaving time from DesDrosses ara
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later s sIias
that given below for Twenty-tnird Stiee'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
n Y Nh & HARTFORD r R.

n. Y. ". H. & HARTFORD r. R.
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
42d ST and 4th Ave as follows for
BOSTON. Via New London Prov
.x1:o1. sxii3:O0' +I5:OO. fS.Oe,
sst2:Oo P NJ: via WiIlimantic-1's;t1oV
A. NJ. 1900 P. NJ: via Spfd.-fs'~
A NJ. 1..12:OO.. sll4.OO s11 90 p. u.
WORCESTER and FTTCHBCRG. via PUT
NAM-f3 P. NJ
IAKEvILI.E ana NORFOIK-tss49 A. u.
1881 P. NJ.
CT. harrington. Stockbridse. Lsnox Pitts
feld-f4:5O 4s:4e A. NJ. r3;31 7. "
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central staten
and c123th St also at c281. lls3. clSo'
r way, c25 Union Square clS2 Fifth AVE.
c245 Columbus Ave. c849 Madison Ave.
c2T9 W 125th St. 279S Third Ave IN
Brooklyn, c342, $50 Fulton ST. 800 B'way
+Daiiy. tExcept Sundays. tstops AZ
125th ST xStOps at 125th St sundays Only.
*Parlor Car LiEnited- Has dining car
cPariOr and Sleeping Car tickets also.
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CARETAKER.-By man and wife; no chill
dren: within 20 miles Of city; can furnish
best OF references: Americans; man, work
ing daytime. would take Job for summer or
any length OF time. MERCCH 5. GEER,
952 West 2Sth st.
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NEW JERSEY GEETasL.

NEW UlGxS6V G5NT1a1
STATIONS: % West 2sd St. y R
Time shown below is from LI5sr-~ o.
West 23d ST, leaves 10 minutes saris,-
crpt as noted By designating narTs "
EASTON, BETHLEHEM ArTrNrorv,.
AND MAUCH CHUNK = 200 ~
Easton). 9.1O A NJ. 40. 4 40 500 ~ 20
Easton as only) n sun. z4so a. ~ VI =
WILKEsBARRE AND scRANry,S o q.
A NJ 80. 900 p " Sunaayx "a sS
A ", 500 p. NJ "
LAKEWOOD; LAKEHURsT. TOMS
A NJ, 1.3O. a5.OO. xs0s Gakswoos 80 80
Lakehurst. ks. 40. e4.15 p. III s1nssv.
$50 A. N. (s4O Lakewood and IaSs.
ATLANTIC CITY-saOA NJ. k..np
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Oc-r ~
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AM SsS' I'm
SHORE POINTS,. 90. $50 I1a NJ
xlzo. gas. $50. 6,S0. S2U. sunday.
E ssfSS0sPs S0 3 Ocean Grove. AGO. 9.OO AM. 40.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. sEABRIgHT uov
MOUTH BCH.. EAST LONG BRANCH
z4Oc. 1880, $40. 11.30 A. n u an a IN
5-SO. $50 P. NJ Sundays. 600 4. N
PHILADELPHIA - sz4.sO. n7On nam
80 90. m-10O0. -I1.OO A. III. m.I90S
m1.OO. 200. 900. 400. ms5'o0 1s-r ~
100. $500. 5000. s1O9O p NJ. j.i2f5
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-
m'leOo. s12O0 m'20o. mtsAOO. 500
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsvu5r
AND Aoob ,WIL5LIAaMsPoRT-I s4OO. zls6'
TS.O. I91O. 90 90. I1OO A. NJ Resss1,
only). loo. 20. 200 P. D. CRssdlns
Pottsyils; Harrisburg only. f&O0 500.
sDatly- tDaily except Sunday. SUNDAYS.
tParior cars only Via Tamaqua. aExceut
Saturdays mDining car xSaturdays onlv
zFron Liberty St only
From Twsnty-third Strset-z5aO P. NJ
60 90 z. NJ, e122O P. N, g43O p NJ
lilo P. NJ. k8 20 P. NJ
Offices: Liberty St. West 2Sd 81 As.r-
House. 2o1. asa. 1900. 1854 Broadway. Iss
2Ih AVE. PSI 5th Ave, IS Union Sduars
West. 279S Sd Ave. 279 West I25rh 81, as5
So1umnus Ave- New York; 342. 343 "a
80 s-', fulton 81. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway.
WlAlamsourg. New York Transfer "a
calls for and checks baggage 10 destinafion
w y. bESLER. c. " BURT.
Vice-Prss. & Gen Mgr. Gen. Pa-ir Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wnnted-Male and remnle-
-Four lines mot exceeding "a words), thfeS
insertions. 10 cents: seven insertions ~
cents. Exceeding "a words and less than Az
words. three insertions. so cents; seven IN
sertions. co cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
L-ackawanna Railroad.

". Y. foot Barclay. Christopher. West ~
Sts
fs.Qo A M.-For Binghamtcn and EimES :,
s10 % A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago ana 0-
Louis.
81 40 p. M-For BuffalO and Chicago.
II. 90 p. M--For Scranton and Plymou'A-
.6 Is P. M-For Buffalo and chicago.
IS As p M.-For Buffalo. syracuse. : -,
geo A M-For ChicagO-Sleepers open
ESQ P ~
Tickets at I40 so 1888. 1434 BroaSN,S,s' Br1,,,.
" Y. $50 Fulton St Brooklyn- Da''''
tE&cept Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

CARETAKERS.- married. respect
able couple; take care OF gentleman S
place during summer. excellent city refer
ence PETERSON. 34S East 42d ST.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

COACHMAN. single: thoroughly under
stands the care of horses. carriage; care
full city or country driver: has best written
or personal reference; wages moderate P
B.. 100 West 50th St, care OF Fitzsimmons.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Summer Bedding:
Comfortables, Blankets and Spreads
I.OW-Priced.
DRY GoopA
Easement

FTISIZE COAFORTABLES both sides covered with figured
filled with white cotton
each - '-'''''''
both sides covered with
small fancy stitched 81 SS
FT-TTSIZF COMFORTABES sides covered with figured
ofp cooed Sateen. Sl 40
FIGTRFD SIIKOIINE COMFORTABIES filed with best quail
+v annated coton corded edges; sizes:
Double T2x7s-n. 81 80
M0TSSEIINE COVERED COMFORTABLES. fancy with silk
lavender cotton hlng IA
corourr, III TrCF COTTON FLEECE BLAN-
1TS +a and gray light col KETS heavy
bCr5ers. red borders
pair par -------'''''-'- 0fO
WHITE COTTON FLEECE BLANKETS. strong binding heavy
NEDIUM-WEIGHT WOOIEN CRIB BLANKETS light shaded
horders bound with special Sl1tf
CALIFORNIA WOOL SUMMER BLANKETS very light weight
cut and hound separately usize beds SO u to SIeo
BED lightweight bed covering size 66x
aOin ST 40 size 81 81; size S4x10Sin~ S224
CORDED DITTY BED SPREADS pure bleached size 66z90in
size 7Gx96in. size S6x97in, So 13.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
McRK WANTED

DRIVER. - BY Young German American.
honest and STEADY g. HARTMAN. ao-
West Sath 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

[gQ]lROGP[E T55R TduRS. ?
Tours de Luxe and Vacation. cover
ing all Europe. Varied routes;
choice of steamship lines. Includ-
ling ing all a.tengss srags!- S175 to sSd1S5
Ieisurely travel. 1ao offices abroad. Est. 1s4I
THOS. COOK & SON,
261 1855 Broadway. 64s Madison Ave.
New York.
Independent Travel Tickets Everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

NURSERY GovERNEss.- Refined French
girl: English. Spanish and music: city or
abroad. Apply afternoons. French Y. w
g. A, 81 West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

GARDENER R-Single; German; practical in
the culture u flowers and vegetables cars
or private place, lawns roads etc sober
INDUSTRIOUS. H M, 4 Chatham Suuare
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

YOUNG MAN. 25, neat appearance. willing
70 work at anything. DAVIS. care OF
Montoskl. 507 10th ave
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

YOUNG MEN 90. 10 and 2s. wish positions
at anything; some kind OF shop work pre-
ferred. WENCK. 500 East 9th St