davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-05

.prem Gigenitnn fortaeriHen, seretat.
So BAIT no mia nit mir e're6t,
0dtd!"
n@n 8eRern fin6'it ME net"
nSeG tannf 'lei9t fag'n. Mba i
foI N @iml beirat6en, net Du. nno
eb / bOs tbua, bleib' / liaba mel saraes
2eb'n lebi ooer seb' in's Rlofter.1
.Sea FACET | aa,~ ftel bic BGuerin
Elm, alles ouf etnen lebten Trumpf
fesen6. Song rs4t bat, s3enaI. s
poaB net, mia ba Nuta 10 oumiid oaz
berreSn 10. 0a Stml 9ei Mo! DAP
| net lad! = limb mann fei 9of BIB
ans Dad boiler gOlopuar ; !, fen gsbst
/ mia net qua"
nOu net auaseb'n?' fraste s3enai.
Gs Hang tpte erpaden6er Merser aus
ibrer Gimme. Ser Mtoerfpru9ssetF
reste iid in ibr.
nn5reilt, mas tbaat'it nit 70 an
oumma Mo. u g'f9eit's Maol btf.
nnb nur an Meo fannft brauna, no
a1es befa baitebt mia 9u unb ba !9err
i'm 9aus is."
.Sea brau6t's grab net"
Die 8duerin iiberb0rte Den Gin
Durf. Nllr einen triumpbirenoen
Bid mart is ibrem Manne gu. Be
sriff er enbli9, oab fe bic ri9tise Be
banblung gefunoen batte9
Limb neil ba @iml ia Ioldener net
is," fubr ie fort, ntbaat' i's eb net
leto'n. 2iaba blsibit lsoi."
DDS iieb / aber net Elm, Muatta,
oab grab / leoi bleib'n ion. Du @iml
mar ma f9on rebt -"
.Mas - redt2"
DDS ts s'piB. Muatta. Wann i
mfrs re9t iiberles', funnt' / gar fan
8ehern net finoen. Ooer glaubf
'letdt gar, / m09t' N Mp, pp ga .Serr
TN 9aus is2- Na, fen fpaar' g'feblt.
auf'm Sof f9aff' / an, fpenn / anal
8duerin bin, uno oreinreb'n barf ma
fodner - grab mia bel Dir, Muattal"
.S9dam 9i-i is DOG a &eb'!!"
.Re9t bat r." fang es bon Ser
Dfenbanf. 81 g'i6eit's 9eanol is Do
3ena."
yunb neil / g'f6eit bin, nimm / N
Siml. Dem tpero' i's f9o aoas'n.
Mtt an oumma SEQ ia ma NADIA,
fpas ma min. 9rrm is ma ga Sals
oen6ofer grab reGt. = reberle9en
bah / Mrs tpou'n. @ba bDs brauht's
nimma. Ou, Muatta, bdft ma o
4us'h %seOffnef, oaB / net blind am
Slid porbeigeb'. unb pann oa
@iul timmt uno lin mi anbalt', NADIA
tpoabt ss i3o, oaB / eabm . Satport
sib."
3
Ser 9aIosn9oier lit a3er niGt qeS
tommen. Gum Merger aLler biibfden
Dirnoln bon Moostirhen 1T er beut
nod lebig uno pirtbi4afiet allein nit
elmer alien 9ausbdlierin. Menn aber
elmer ieiner guten Sreunoe inn i'm
Wtrtbsbdns einmal Dorbdlt, ob er 0enn
etptg Sunggeieue bleiben tpolle, oann
la9t er pfiffig: mi ftimmft net! 50
0uHn, tpid Do Qeut' glauben, bin I no
lang net. Gs tam "a a Drummer
91helt FERN - nur duf Do rihtia'
Wtbanolurtd fimmt'S o."
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Full information concerning these
rooms may be had. free Of charge al
the Uptown Office Of TIE New-York
Tribune. 1864 Broadway. between 3sth
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

calves sses7 5o stseker' q sna oao
81 l0Gs4 So HOGS-Receipts, about Zo,ooo sea1s oa
market 5gIoc lower choice to prime hesyy M butcSe
wsishts Sc 80 9ssts good TO choee maxea
Receipts. shout $4,000 head; sheep steady alnns tuo
higher sheep s49s5 5: yearnss' 50 90 ESQ 6o' iao'
s6Qs7 20. . 49,
shippers, s6 as Sc 80; common 50 4o4se ~
steady fair good shippers. s46og$5 Ss cqmTpns;
S2dsa 25 SHEEP steady, 81 20 6GSs bo. LAMB"
steady, s49s7 SO. ~, x.
East Buffalo, Oct so-CATTLE-Rec 400 head
fairly and steady prie steers % 90 O ~ snlp
ping, 81 75 GS5 40; butchers - 20 9so 80
Receipts 200 head active and SOC loweT % tbe
$50 lever heavy and mixed So ssss faIKsTs
AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1000 head: active sheep
steady; lambs 25c higher. So 259ss 10.
Kansas Oct 9o-CATTI.E-Receipts 19,ooo head.
including SoutheEns: market steady choice export ad
dressed beef steers 5ods6 75 fair good. $4aso Se
Western steers So 5oaS5 stockers and feeders 81 3g
81 co. So,thern steers 81 1884 75 Southern s2p
Sc 25 native cows s2QsS So heifers 81 6oGs4 5
bulls s2Gs3 so: calves, 81 1885 25 HoGs-Recepts'
1900 head lo SO 20 ssik o sslss so
pigs ana fight. IS 759s6 20 siEEP-Recepts p 1000
head; market steady 10 strong: top lambs g %; anns
s5S7 60; yearlings 81 5ogs5 6o Western year.
ngs 25as6 Western sheep 81 2oss5 40; sockers ana
feed 1884 IS.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
NONSTOP RUN BY MAXWELL CAR.
Covers twenty-five Hundred Miles in One
Hundred and Thirty Hours.

The nonstop run Of The Maxwell two-cylinder car
between Boston and Worcester viii be brought
TO a close at o'clock this morning, when c w
Kelsey viii drive the 20 this city. The car
left Boston at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, hay-
ing completed 1854 miles of its record 1t is
expected that # viii fl out an even 5000 miles
when IL reaches New York.
This made a wager of S50o that the
car would 2,500 miles in seven days, 1S3
hours. As matter Of fact the 2,500 miles
couplished in l30 hours and minutes and the total
running expenses were 81 45 The charges included
ls15 saens Of gasolene, 24i4 quarts Of oil spark
plug. punctures, fan belts. l commutato- spring
and pounds OF grease.
A-- Kelsey says that this IS the most remarkable
long distance. nonstop record ever made by a
Of any power price under such conditions, and
he IS ready 10 prove il in competition that the
is able 70 90 more in this line than any other
% any kind, foreign or American, now the
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, October 1903
egdng cars for the market. making. with the sock
teasy Feeling steady moderate run expected for
changed At ea9c PER h for ordinary 10 prTae I stie g
sSeS soEe ales Of choice beef 9s alee Texas beef
;i5o9l go quqte ie market higher live cattle selling
ae1so per b The steamer Victorian for LIVERPOOL
:or schwarzsd sulzbefeer and 400 quarters Of beef
10 te e ssT S ef '9mIaly Io,lnorrow the Majestic.
srift Beef Company and 1850 for The Morris
-, cALNEs-Reeetpts aos head including 17a for
sale ls4 Com 1eaaindef at jersey G citH Gn
sne ae5uf eycr,i iiS se.Ee ana steady for all kinds
sold at s5ass per 100 H. We- 9R as to y rFim' m veas
sd Neas hm a. s-ql3c lb; country dressed at
50 ssss3 1s5 ioa , g Curtis m & : Som sa average at
John P Nelson: es Western calves. 2s4 Ii. ats
HFF s-n Es2iS l6l H. at So; do. 147 h. 81
ga all for tie market making with the stale s}ocE 70
handy weight seey we we're remainder seaIe at
choice lambs ae and F rm ana 6ibeTs bgnehangsdi
. 5oaS5 = ~ fp 2 ga5'la Common 10 choice sheep sold
r BFa f5T fo 1ngt5qe ead & s. sgiOo h. dressed
szaFe at IS g gS oo CO: e. $ 5 y Virginia
s S. - d. s. n at oS S. es 5o7 NJ R5tt.i at IS 80;
CO e l11laha 90 G9 n, at s. 80. 80 Ken
q fs19s s5 I1s dd hesR @ y 2o y 50 50; KentGcy d. 90
ahd ami s state A. Il anss q 81 ~ S. 20 stat.
iocseceI1sSl T S5Sl % Hre5na lambs se ~ at IS
market Feeng veal az n mead s including
sno FennsSiNana hogs quoted at so C5TSe "a 80
medium and light weights 3-N ~ P74 j" lot
Sc - 900 Sanders: state hogs I54 n. average ct
Newton x Co yesterday: 80 state togs 7so-> -.
sc s5 STouEhs. 23s n, al S. 10 -0e7' l7''0' a.
>. Judd & date yester6av9. 10 state boes
sc 20 h Co 2S7 n. S6 80: IL Pennsylvania do 1i9 n
a. 50 40; roughs. 40 n, 50 75 l DO 279 N a. q "a
Io3ln Shannon date yesterday: % state hogs l73
d; a. S675 roUehs 800 n at 50 10 N-' 10
HAA AND STRAW-HAY-ATrtvals today vers IN,
era, even excluding Prices exbihA5
no material weakness the upper grades being quoted lte
not plenty ans in special dases eI mss 81 s9y 6 M prime
81 o5 however, the best Of round call Ne
quote: Prime. large bales. per ID 81 O5 No a7a0
gSl: No ? sIizg90c; No 3. 759s0c: shipping G5a 0c;
clover, mixed. 1880. do clear. 60G65c. STR
Long rye abundant hut rather mixed in quality. the
rsnge OF prices Is consequently 0170r
tc prime Receipts OF hay ana u tons reported
e. the Produce Exchange
River Railroad. 500: Erie, 40: PENNSYLVANIA 30, Dels
aware Iackawanna & Western 130: L1high valev
zS0 Baltimore Ohio, 10: Ontario & Western 10 Cen
Ea Of New Jersey. So river boats 5o1 boats 50o
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
TRUSTEES ADVISE ACCEPTANCE.
Minority Shareholders Of Worcester Rail-.
ways Company Asked to Exchange Stock.

The five trustees Of the Worcester Railways and
Investment Company have issued circular TO the
minority shareholders, IN which they unanimously
recommend the acceptance by those shareholders
Of offer by the New England Investment and
Security Company 20 give in exchange for each
twenty shares OF Worcester Railways and Invest
ment stock twenty-ons shares os the per cent
cumulative preferred stock of the New England
Investment and Security Company The latter
company is the voluntary association formed sew
ersi months ago FOR taking most of the hold
tnes OF the Consolidated Railway Company of
Connecticut. the holding company for the trolley
properties OF the New York New Haven & Hart
sord Raiiread Company.
The banking hsuse os Msckay & Co, in circular
accompanying that OF the trustees, make the for
mai offer for the exchange of the minority shares
Within the last year. they say. they have pur-
chased majority interest in the Worcester Rail
snd Investment Company these shares hav-
ing Been exchanged for preferred stock OF the New
England company. The latter company now holds
tfn shares OF Worcester Railways stock out OF the
sotal OF Z.ea -hs minority stock therefore con-
s.s.lnE Of 81. 80? shares.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Oct soThe wool market is more active than
tnder way Many leading Buyers here gath
srng IN wool and is expected that the smaller mills
wi soon follow steady purchases. Il is stated that
tie large transfers OF Montana stock were made at a
round figure OF 26H627c for the half and hreeeights
blood Great Quantities OF territories are in transfer
In pulled wools AS and supers purchased mod
eratcly at 63qeGo 57Q60c. respectively. Foreign
sIadeE are firm. Leading quotations follow: Ohio and
PennsyIvania--1<x and above. 3ss934e X s,@$2c: No
! 4o34ic; No 2 3s939c; fine unwashed, 25326c; un-
Tierchantable. 29a3oc. blood. unwashed Ss9Ssase;
=. blood unwasned. S4G3arc Il blood unwashed, 32Q
33c deIane washed 95a q36c: delaine. unwashed 2sQ
29o MichigGn-Fine unwashed. 24a25c; q blood; un-
washed 52I33c; s blood. unwashed 33dS4c; 4 blood,
unvvashed, sIg32c delaine. unwashed. 2Ia2sc- Ken
lucky. Indiana and Missour-Combns 5 blood 93Q34c
combng = blood. sOQS!c. Texas CscouJed bassl-Frns
TO months. e6d6Ic! fine fall,
clsan 5SIG0c California secured hassl-Northern.
choice 87a6se: NortheTn good; e5066ci middle c9unty
(scoured hasisDsssern. No l. staple 5oa52o; eastern
staple. secured basis)Fine 7o972ej fine medium $50
6566c Terri.cry Ordinary secured bas!s)
Fine, 67Q6sc; fine med-n 65ge6c medium. e3q65c.
Colorado and New MeSic3 spring scoured-N osg.0c
No 6sGGSc. Pulled (scoured basis)Extra. 69l1
7Ic: fine K, e3ge6c; super. 5T@tnc eupers 49q53c
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. so.c1osng- HEAT-sPot hrmi No :
5a ach IS 0s STEADY s' mixed
4lzd; quiet: December As 51sd; January IS
HOPS London oacifc Coast. quiet "A 5sGf5.
FLOUR-st Louis fancy winter steady. Sd. BEEr-Ex-
ira India 7os PORK-Prime mess Western,
duh. SIS Cd HAMs-short cut. "a TO 18 h dull 5Is
RACON-CuIaberland &c 80 10, steady, Bis Sd;
short rib 10 steady 54s long clear mddles.
light 81 n steady 54s Sd; do heavy IS 40 70,
clear bellies, 4 to l6 n: quiet SIS Cd SHOULDERS
terces firm 4es: American refined in pals firm.
4ss Sd. TALLOW-Prime city. strong, 2Ss. TURPEN-
TINE-Spirts firm 49s. LINSEED OIL firm. 22s. BUT
TER-Fnest United States steady. e5s do good steady.
IGs 4i2d.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

COOK.-Man and wife first and sec
ond cooks In hotel or institution to go
South hotel references; no postcards.
Shoesmith. Princeton, n. ].
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
HENNINe's ASSETS WORTH seoooo

Frank l. Polk, assignee Of James ". Henning
stock broker, At No. III Broadway. who failed last
Tuesday. has obtained order from Justice Leven-
tratt, Of the Supreme Court. fixing the amount of
e provisional bond at $4,000 TO hold until the
acseauKes are filed, when the amount Of the bond
VIII De nXed by the court. The assets which will
come mtg The hands OF the assignee amount in
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

FARMER OR USEFUL MAN.-By Irish
nan; married, no children wife excellent
cook we'll recommended. At Carpenters s
Bureau 154 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

COOK WANTED. by lady IN an apart
ecok, sxoelleat lsundress; willing 10 as.
sist otherw!se es needed; best references
REQUIRED Call on 3, p, bstvvsn ! and
Z, at the Aksouis.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

COOK, &c.-By couple; no children: man
first class cook, wife kitchen help; good.
respectable position; good reference. w. W.
1russillo. 313 East 53th ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
LOST.

LOST.
LOST -Bankbook No. 4A3. 1871 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present the
same TO The bank within thirty days or the
said book VIII be declared cancelled and
ext!nguished and q new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST.-Bankbook 10. 46I 795. on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. ANY person hav-
ing claims upon said book is called upon
70 present TIE same TO the bank within
thirty days. or the said book Will be de-
c,areo cancelled and extinguishe6. and
q new one Issued IN lieu thereof.
LosT.-Brnkbook 80. S6S go. on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. any person hav-
ing claims upon said book is called upon
10 present the same 10 the bank within
thirty days, or the said book viii be de-
clared cancelled ana extingu!shed, and
new one Issued IN lieu thereof
BANKBooE No. 4s3 9II. OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution IS missing
Any person having g claim to II Is hereby
called upon 10 present the same within
ten days. or submit 20 having said pass
book cancelled and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
Country Board.

MOTHER. city. would receive two 1notherless chill
dren; constant care; outdoor life milk. nh
cian near; ample compensation required. L. Box
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

FURs REMODELLED and altered into the
newest styles at wholesale prices. Deal
with wholesalers, and save SO per cent.
Papa Bros. a04 East 34th ST
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Oct 39-CATTLE-R Receipts about & 00r
Esao; market steadv: common prime steers 50 n
u 30 cows. 81 e5a$i 49, heifers. So SO as IS: bulls
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
SnrYOgnteS' Notices.

OufTO9ULCS " OJ2ceS.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c.
GAINS against Is william Low Foster o5bo nse of ING
vcuahers hereof 10 the srbsc6ers at toir place Of
acting business the ofGe q Parsons Cosson McTlvaine
Manhaan ii II tee CITY CITY o. New York on or before the
Dated New Yor, 4s ,, li{3 8 gay Of ssPtsmbsr 1906
ARTfi1 ARTG1R FhI l. q osBoR9. GaaSIN' Executors.
s82oT. s = William ST. &'i' \ Attorneys for E1
Of AaH ESSsF fFRRagANGP Sa2ro2see 9g Aa y
m Of NeT claims Seas 'g is gyen
csased the city and COUNTY Of YORK,
signed executors Of the ana testament Of said
e Of ugns &eG Co oSS &C. e 3 Gs Nassau a
street New York City on or before the 9TH day of De-
Dated New York. June 5tt -eOe
bwARD MoRGAN, jR..
Charles steTaT Psylsop Attorney for Executors 60 Wall
TLsLEY. RosAMoNp. HIN PURSUANCE, OF AN
Of the County Of New York notice is hereby given to
psrs9ns having claims ag2lnst KosamoHd H. Ls!ey late
same thereof to the subscribers at their
STailsaaak 10 8 Cedar street. the Borough
haitian, City Of New York. before the 1st day Of
Opfs s S'T 18 H e lsa eRfR sRf S 4HgHi fHrn zee
Is CEDAR stF5si Manhattan New York @ City 7As'''''
GAGE. RUssELL-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
- Of Hon Abnsr c. Thomas, a Surrogate Of TIL.
County Of New York. notice hereby given TO ali
persons having claims against Sage late of the
County OF New York deceased. TO present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers their place
of transactrg business, Room ALL No 81 Nassau
Street. Borough Of Manhattan in the. C!ty of New
Dated. New York. the 18th day of october, 1905
MARGARET OLIVIA SAGE. Executrix.
CHARLES W. OSBORNE. JOHN P. MUM, Executors
CHARLES A. GARDINER. Attorney for @ w Osborne
and J. p. Mum. Executors, 1921 Row. F3or-
ough Of Manhatan. New York City
DEFoREST BROTHERS, Attorneys for Margaret
Olivia Sage EHecutrix 80 Broad Street. Borough of
Manhattan, New York City
DROWN EDwAPD i'm PURSUANCE OF AN
ID order OF Abner 9. Thomas, SURROGATE Of
the County Of New YORK. notice Is given
persons having claims against Edward J. Brown late or
the Borough Of Manhattan City and New York
deceased. the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber eXecutx Of the last testa-
OF said Edward j Brown. deceased. place or
transacting business. az the office Of William H Lee
her attorney, at No 23 Pine Of
| 2lst DAY OF January. 1907.
Dated Borough Of Manhattan. City or New York July
l6, 1906. ELIZABETH c BROWN
Executrx.
J -z-1..
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

ADVERTISEMENTS ami subscriptions for
Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. 1864 Broadway. between Beth
and 37th sts., until o. clock p. m Adver-
Offices at regular Office rates unit! o'clock
p. m, viz: 254 Sth ave, 2. e. cos. 23d st. /:
l53 9Th ave, cor. 18th St, 90 East 18th st. /;
257 West 42d St, between Ith and Sth aVes. :;
263 West l25th st. 1888 50 ave. between
10th and 77th sts.: 1926 Sd ave, near 61st
ST. 1T0S 1st ave. near SAth st
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 to $50 monthly, at home, in spare
time. corresponding for newspapers; no
canvassing; experience unnecessary. Send
for particulars. Press Syndicate, Lock-
port, NJ Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

ADVERT TlsEHENTS and subscriptions for
TIE Tribune received 81 their JptoVyn
once, No. 1864 Broadway. between asrb
and 37th sis. until O'Clock ?. m Advsr-
t.sernents received AZ the following branch
ofhce= e. regular Office rates until O'clock
:. NJ, VIZ: I5s eth ave, g. e. cor 29d 81
35s eih ave, cor. 18th St: e2 East i4th 81
90 Wet <2e ST. between TIN and sth ayes
2es West 18TH Et.: 1855 81 ave, between
ST. i7os Let ave-, rear seth st-. 1S7 va,
i1oth St; lse fremont ave-; $50 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
ENGRAVING.

---~--~--------~-------
ENGRAVING instruction by expert: rap.d
advancement. general lettering mono
r.izras. etc: copper plate. Frank Hill. l4O
West z2c sc
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

COOK WANTED.-A young ir!sh woman
as good cook and laundress IN small
family call until noon at 212 West 10th
ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS.
BROOKLYN. WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT AS
PARCEL WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
IENDENT. DEPART
MENT OF WRAPPING.
EASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
CasT-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies', gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothing,
fine Evening and Street Costumes, Jewelry,
Bric-a-Brsc. Furs etc. Mr.. or Mrs IL
NATAL. 74S 9th ave. Tel. 6T0-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
ANTIQUES.

GOLD CHAIRS. reception and ballroom,
81 10; also regtiding picture frames. fur
niture; reasonable chargess leaf guaranteed
Friedoerg's Gliding shop. 80 9th ave, op-
posite Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
ruRsIsHEp ROOMS TO LET
BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WASTED.-Wish 70 fn6 tor
French boy. ls years. Just landed
board and room n refined American
family or boarding house. between 26th
Gnc ssth streets Address = s. care
Tribune CproTn Cf5ce. 1884 Bros srsv
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
HELP WANTED.
Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 10 $50 monthly at home in spare
time corresponding for newspapers; no
canvassinS, experience unnecessary. Send
for particulars. Press Syndicate Lock
port. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
NNGUOE 10MIE
GUNNRD GONE

From Piers 51-52 North River,
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
CMBRIA. Nov. 8. A. NJ.
CARONIA. ......-.... Nov. ., A. NJ.
Campania. Nov. 10 Lucania Nov. -
Carnania. Nov. IL Caronia. ...... Dec.
NAPLES-ADRIATTC.
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers
CARPATHIA- o.. Nov -, ? p VI: Mar %
SLANONIA ....... Dec. 4. 10 A. NJ: apr. Q
CARONTN Jan. 8. Feb. 10
PANNONIA.......-. Mar. u; Apr. 81
VERNON II BROWN, Gen'l Agent.
2I-2l state St opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

GARDENER WANTED, for flowers in
winter, vegetables in summer; careful
fireman and milker. J. H. Simonds
Warehouse Point, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

WANTED. Reliable office boy. II years.
81 Write p. p, care Tribune Uptown
Office. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

FOUR respectable men wanted to travel;
salary $40 and expenses. good opportunity
to right persons. Apply Room 336. $50
Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

GLAZIERS AND CUTTERS.-Stained glass
and hard metal work; open shop; steady
employment; good wages to first class me
ohantcs. Century Stained Glass Works
Ltd. 212 South 11th St. Philadelphia, Penn
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables; nigh grade bowling alley build
ers; lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a
Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

COOK WANTED, by lady IN an apart
nent kiad, capable woman: excallent
cook, excellent laundress; willing to as
sist otherwise as needed; best references
required Cali Aptnt 5-i04 between 2
and 1, at the Ansonia
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
nKEssMAKING AMI MILLINERY.

FURs. FURs. FURs. repaired, reshaped,
redyed 80 per cent cheaper than else
where. Morris Zins, 100 Lexington ave-,
opposite Boomingdale Bros.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

FUP GARMENTS remodelled redyed and
made into the latest style at moderate
prices: first class work guaranteed: orders
taken for all kind OF furs. l. J. HanenaL.
734 Lexington ave. near 18th st.. late with
c. 9. S'ayne
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-22
TWO ENLISTMENTS
ARE MADE

Bert Light, of Milton, and Fred
Hopkins, of Mt. Carmel, have enlisted
at the local recruiting station. They
were accepted Tuesday evening and
Wednesday they left for New York
where they will join the coast artil-
lery. William Koncslor of Mt. Oar
mel, another applicant Tuesday, was
rejected ON account of impaired WIS.,
ion.
The recruiting office was opened
here ON June 4th under Corporal Coh-
en-. There have been, all told, a round
dozen of applicants, but tn two above
named. accepted Tuesday were the
first that came up to all the require
ments.
Corporal Cohen Tuesday Stated that
recruiting officers generally expect to
reject at least 20 per cent. of those
who apply. The principal defect seems
to be in the hearing and sight; heart
trouble, also. is often the cause of re-
lection. The very general defect in the
heart, the recruiting officer explained,
is largely due to cigarettes and excess
sive smoking of cigars. This does not
always disqualify the applicant; in
cases where in other respects the man
is all right, if the heart action is only
slightly impaired, and the applicant
will agree to modify his indulgence in
tobacco it very frequently happens
that he is accepted Notwithstanding.
Defective eyes are apt to occur at
places like Danville, where men are
employed about mills and furnaces
the glare and the intense heat of the
fire often proves injurious to the sight,
to say nothing of the effect of foreign
matter, which is so apt to find its way
into the eye, The best material for
the army as we'll as for any other call
ing, the officer states, comes from the
country
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-22
Shareholders Organize.

The share holders of the Peoples s
Telephone company held an important
and enthusiastic meeting in Exchange
Hall at Exchange on Tuesday, at which
an organization was effected and other
business transacted.
The following officers were elected: :
President, Hon. l.. W. Welliver; vice
president, DR.. j. E. Shuman; secre-
tary, ID. A. Cox; treasurer, j. W.
Lowrie; trustees, Lloyd Bomboy, Boyd
Tresscot, b. S. Hartranft, Henry w.
Shade, d. r. Riffel, b. G. DENIM
and @. f. Shires. A constitution was
drawn up and adopted. There were
about one hundred share holders pre-
sent at the meeting, and an enthusias-
tic and progressive spirit pervaded the
proceedings that indicated that pro-
gress will continue to be the watch
word of the company in the future as
it has been in the past.
The company now has an extensive
system in operation taking in parts of
Montour, Columbia, Northumberland
and Lycoming counties. There are 1876
subscribers. 1870 phones are installed
on IS lines and construction work is
under way nearly all the time.