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New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
"THE soUTH's AMAZING PROGRESS"

In the February issue of THE American Monthly
Review of Reviews there article which is
expected TO be of interest 10 holders of Southern
securities and especially to holders OF securities
in the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
and its connections. An illustrated pamphlet con-
tanning excerpts from this article. which is en-
titled THE South's Amazing Progress has been
prepared and may be had upon application TO H
w. Poor Co.. No. 80 Wall street. New York, and
No. 80 Congress street. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
.rrONs 5 Foot Liberty ST., n. R.
y -o-No w 2aL 81 n I

STATIONS IT T9ot 5aI Liberty S5 Sta n. X
Time shown below is from Liberty Sc.
West zSd st. leaves 10 minutes earlier, az
eept as noted BY designating marks
EASTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN
AND -dACCH CHUNk-z4- % q. Is EaS-
tom, $40 A. NJ. 12o. 4.4O. 500 (o5 s5
EastOn only P. NJ sun. a. 30 a ~.
Loo, SEQ and SEQ P. NJ
WLkESBARRE AND SCRANTON-9I 10
a n. l2t. 800 p. " Sundays. "A 30
\. NJ. 500 P. NJ.
LAKEWOOD. LAAkEHURST. TOMS RTv-
ER AND BARNEGAB- II 90 9 40 y NJ.
80, 900 Lakewood and LakehuEst only,
kS.4V sundays, zoo A NJ (s.4O Lake
ATLANTIC C1TY-%S 40 A. NJ loo. k3. 40
L9NG branch. AsBURx PARK.
OCEAN GROVE. POINT PLEASANT
400 $50. 40 so. IL 80 A, NJ, ex12 70.
II 20 :, 90, 2 40. 80, aha 50. g453. as. 10.
30 $50; jl2 Of sundays. except Ocean
Grove. ais. 05O A NJ. 400. 80 p NJ
BRANcHIa4 90. ns s5.56. SO. 81 iiao a. hoM' NJ
l.SG 30, so. 80 p. NJ Sundays. aOo
SANDY HOOK RoCTE FOR ATLANTIC
HHRHGRf4Nn5 HRANca 4sB7lR4 fTARRFaHE PtH d9 dSEsa
GROVE. PRfN A0H G LAK m 3. GS5iNT Po1NT
PLEAsANT-Pier 81. n r., W. AID St.
eco. 9.35. 10 80 A. NJ. 80 I3O. 500
ia35. 5S5. 745 P. n. T Pier 10 \ r r..
Cedar ~. 20. 1000. 1iOO A NJ. 100
200 $40. 4 45. 500, S.1O p. NJ Sundays
1000 A. NJ. LOO 4G0. $40 P NJ
READING. HARRISBURG POTTSVILLr1
AND WILLIAMSPORT-ll 90 z4S0,
$500 I9 10. QO0O. HOO A. NJ, Reading
only. plIOO. H120. t2OO P. NJ Read
ing, Pottsvtlle, Harrisburg only. IA 90.
800. T3O P. NJ
PHILADELPHIA
80 mi 90. 90. -9.GO. ms1Oo 90 al 90
a. NJ, me12O0 MI 90 300 $500 - 90
mo- 90. MT. 90. '7.OO. fS.OO. 300. pic. 30
P. NJ. t*12 IS mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
500, m-1O.OO. ms12O0. moo, mx.4 co
ms 90. 100 js12. Is
"Dafly. fDaily except Sunday. pSundays
tParlOr cars only. VIA Tamaqua- aFx-
cept saturdays. mDining car. xSaturdayt
only. zFrom Liberty ST. only
From Twenty-third St-b5. % p NJ.
e. 80 P. NJ. e12.2 ~ P. NJ. g4.sO p NJ.
t1150 P. NJ. kS.2O P. NJ. v5.5O P. NJ,
IA 90
Ofiees: Liberty St. West 2sd St. Astor
House. PAS. 434. 1900. 1884 Broadway IS2
9th Az. PSI 5th Av-- . Union Square West
2I9s 80 Av-. 100 West 125th st. 245 Co
lumbus Av-. New York: 4 Court St 343
344 Fulton St. 479 Nostrand Av BrooI<-
lyn: $50 Broadway williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks bag
gage 10 destination.
". G. BESLER C. NJ Burt
vIce-Pres. & Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
HAYBURG-AWERTCAN LIME.

From Brerren Piers. Sd & 4th SITS. Hoboken.
& co. No. Broadway. n. Y.
Louis II. Never. As South Third ST. PhiIa.
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Y. Y. N. H. & HARTFORD p r

y. Y, N. H. & HARTFORD r r
Trains depart nom Grand Central Station.
42d s.. and 41h Ave, as follows for
BOSTON, via New London & PrOv.-ttS:O0
y 100 = Io;oe 4 n. tt1:O@
l2,0o N; via Willimantic-+ys:O sou
A n, 700 p NJ via Spfd.-19:1a
A NJ. t12;0O "N4:OO. @1I:OO p NJ
PORTLAND & T{AF FfARBOR-fts:1S p. NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS ST ALBANS and
QUEBEC. - : A. 4 NJ. 1900 p M
W0ft, ESTER and FTTCRBURG. via PUT
NAM-f3:53 r. "
I-AKEyHLE ami NORFOLK - 4Y9:Oa
A. Nj. 1881 ?. NJ
CT harrington. Stockbridge I.en0x pitts
te'd-t4;54. *s9,02 A NJ sl:24. +3 81 p M
Ticket offices. az cGrand Central station
and cl29tn ST. also az C245 1IS5. eI2.I
B,way. c25 Union square. else Ffrth Ave
ESQ Columbus Ave. c6-I9 Madison Ave
clos W. i25th ST, 279S- Third Ave. In
Iirooklyn "a Court St. 479 Nostrand Ave-.
800 E'way.
FDaily tE&cept Sundays sSaturdav.
only 'Stops at 125th 81 xStons a. 125th
- Sundays only. tParlor Car limited
has dining car cParlor and, Sleeping ca
tickets also.
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RAILROADS.

IPEMMSYL LVANlA
RAILRO DAD.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-thIrd Street
and Deserosses and Cortlandt streets.
a. The leaving time from DesoTosSes ara
CortiandJ Streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third stree,
FOR THE WEST.
'7.50 An. CHICAGO SPECIAL
'e.55 AN. PITTSBURGH DAY EXPRESS
s1O.55 4. NJ. THE PE.NNS YLVANIA I'm
ITED.-ChicaSO. Cincinnati, and
81. Louis
81 90 PM. ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
s1 $50 F. NJ CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND
ST. LOUIS EMPRESS.
1855 Pm. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
Is hours 10 Chicago.
Il 50 T. NJ CHICAGO LIMITED.
e. so p. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS
-. 20 P. II. ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
Z55PM. PACiFTc EMPRESS.
'S.25 T. NJ. CI4EV ElI4AND AND CTNCIN-
NATI EMPRESS.
s9. .55 p NJ PITTSBU URGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'T.55 5. .. s925, $3.50 s1O.55 a m. u 70,
'l2S5. 2,19 l'325. .Consressiona! Lin
a m. 1925. sI2.55 (.325. Congressional
Limited'D, IS 25. Is. s4.55. 1855. 9.25
.. m, 1916 night
m. II 10 a. m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-s9. IS a. m. and
925 D. N. daily.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.-122 25 D n and
u. 10 a m. daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-.T.55
a. m. weekdays and ASS p. m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOI4kI-I2S a m weekdays and s.SS
ATLANTIC CITY-a55 a. m. and 255
?, m. Nesk-days: Sundays. '7.55 a m
LoNG BRANCH. aI0 2sBURY TIi ~fsAFd2SS PARR Ocean
Gr9Vel North Asoury Park sundays.
and Point Pleasant. (4.OO from Desc. &
u % Q2.55 Saturdays only except Long
Branch Q.25 Saturdays only, 225 255.
80, a p except Long Branch). 4.55. and
FOR PHILAbELPHIA
S'e3, s{,o M2S q no '755. s%5 s55. .s25 ass.
hiss .l.S5' 2 10. tt'oS S55 8 % !s2d. -I sSs 4SS
- %. 100 CA 50 for North Philadelphia
o25 @.55 for North PhiiadeIphis oniyj
800. '755. s-25 . 25, 955. .f1O.65. .Io,6J
355. a. 25 Grass for North Philadelphia
only). Il So. 1856. .6 25 7.55. SIS. S.55
925 9,55 for North Philadelphia only)
p m. II 10 night.
'Dining Car. tLimlted Train.
Ticket offices. Nos. 461. 1884 and 40
IiroadWaX. leZ E1rth Avenue (DeloW I'D
ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue corner Goth ST..
and stations named above: Brooklyn.
Court Street. 4T9 Nostrand Avenue. 800
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
ton. The New York Transfer Company
viii call for and check baggage from no
tells and residences through 10 destination.
Telephone ''543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. ". ATTERBURY y R WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
GEO W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
Ex sun. tDaily.

Through Daily Trains to the West
Leave New York City. 23d St I..b'y Ss
CHICAGO. PIrrSRURG. 11.5O pm Is ne
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. IL so am 70 m M
PITTSBURG. CLEVE'D. $3.50 pm 400 prl
"PlTISBURG LIMITED $50 pm 100 ON
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV II so pm 10 1S ne
GIN. ST. LOUIS LOCISV o. 30 am 10 % arr
GIN, ST LOUIS. .LOUISV. $50 pm 400 pna
Offices; 245, 434. 1900 Broadway q Aston
House. 1O3 Greenwich ST.. 25 Union SQUARE
W, j91 Grand St. N Z; 34S Fulton St
BROOKLYN; West 23d 81. and Liberty ST
After p. m. sleeping car reservations
and fun information regarding trains e.o-
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
Z. & o. r. r.. 23d ST. Terminal. Phone No
Chelsea 3l44.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

AMERICAN LINE Sailing s1HII Bat a. $50 e 4 a ! n
PLYMOUTH-CHERB'G 'G-SOUTHANIPTON
St. Louis. ..- June 3Oi ST. Paul July Ia
Philadelphia. July 7 New York. July %
RED STAR LINE FROM Pier
DOVER-ANTWERP- FARISl
V'!and Je 80. 10 .3Oam Iceland. Jy. II ~: :3Oam
K-ooniand .JuIy7 Tam V'drId Jy2s 10:3O am
W8ITG STAR LINE ts RE0T e Pier
NEW YORk-Q'N NSTOWN-LIVERPOO
Teutonic-- JET, lUam NajestiC July II 10 an,
Cedric June %. liam Celtic July Is. II 80 am
Ba!tic..,July +. 4 am Oceanic JuIyIS, 40 prn
THs IH MEDITERRANEAN .zE4. VA A.
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. Aug. 4, 10 A. NJ. Sept. 25 Nov, Q
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC. June so. p. NJ Aug. IL. Oct a
ROMANIC. 49,. July I. IL y. II: sent rs
TRAVELLERS CHECKS AND LETTERS
OF CREDIT ISSUED BY THE COMPANY
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWAY
Freight OEice. WHITEHALL Bldg. Battery Pi
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

HAYBURG-AMERTCAN LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
TH-CHERBOJ-RG+
"VV'ld' see. .J3O. IL :3OAM batavia July 21
Amerika. July 3. 1 AN Deutschland. July 28
penn .Jy14. IL :3OANI ~Patricia. .-. July %
K's'nAV .Jy19, 3 .3OPM IAmertka. Aug. ?
via Dover for London and Paris.
Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
To NAPLES AND GENOA
?. Oskar. ...... July l. IP. Adalbert Aug.
tNoltke July - tMoltke .-. Sept IL
tCalls Gibraltar has Grill Room and
Gymnasium.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. ". Y
Phone. 1900 Rector. Piers Hoboken.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
CCNARD LINE

From Piers 51-52 North River.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
VCLIONlA ..-.....-.----- June IS noon
II RIA -.--,. -...-.--. June 80. noon
Carmauia --- July 5 Cmbrid July Ia
sUltonia. Second ard third Slass only,
R-ITALY-ADRIATIC
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers.
SI.ANONIA..J July 10, 10 \. NJ. Aug Is Oct. Is
PANNONIA. II PM; sent II
CARPATHIA- July 81. ; PM: sept 25
VERNON Fl. BROWN. q. A
21-24 state St. opposite the Battery.
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WORK WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Male and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding "a words),
three insertions, Is cents; seven inser-
tioLs, 80 cents Exceeding "a words and
less than 40 words three insertions, 80
cents: seven insertions. so cents.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r r.

RO4 Al 5L-oE l4lNE. TRAINS
Every other hour On the even nol,r
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTONr
- L5aTT % sew ofk CITY 80 ST. Lib'y St
WASHINGTON. Buffet. T5O am 500 an
WASHINGTON. Diner. ESQ am 1000 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. II so am - 90 mn.
WASHINGTON Buffet 5O mn D ~ -.
t.ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 pm 4S06m
WASHINGTON. DiDer. $50 pm 500 ON
WARRINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm Z 90 pna
fWASHINGTON,S ,SlSspers.1 .1I.5O pm 12I5 n'e
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STEAMBOATS,.

S---~-N-----~~-----~-->----
Hudson River
BY D@ylight.
PalatiaI steamers NEW YORK. and
''ALBANY'' of the Hudson River Day Line.
fastest and finest river boats In the world
Lv. Bklyn., Fulton St lby Annex 5 90 a. NJ
" Deshrosses st, Pier.-....-.- s:40
West I'D 81. ................. 300
- West lZSth .-........-..9 $40
Landing at NonkeTs West Point. New
burgh Poughkeepsie Kings on Point cats
kill Hudson and Albany. Daily. except
Sunday. Special trains TO CatsiSill Nts. re-
sorts and Saratoga. and easy connections TO
all points East. North and West. Through
tickets snd baggage checked at offices OF
y Transfer Co. Through rail tickets
between \. Y and Albany accepted. Most
delightful One-day outings 20 West Point,
Newburgh or Po'keepsie. returning on down
hoat. Restaurant open at I y. NJ. MUSIC.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses St. at 3:1O P. NJ.
Saturdays and Holidays. 1:45 p. NJ, ".
42d st 8 80 Z. NJ Saturdays and Holidays
. Z. NJ. West 129th St $50 p. NJ (Satur-
days and Holidays 2:20 +. NJ for High
land Falls, West Point, Cornwall New
buTgh, New Hamburg Milton. Poughkeepsie,
Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra on board.
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= lEHIGM VALLEY.
LaGkaWeInna NaIIrOaI

y. Y. foot Barclay. Christopher. Yves, IA
SIs.
fS.eO A. AI For R.E-.nar.tan. ann r,l,,tr,
'luOJ \. M--For lsll.alJ. Chica.5 .ll,i -
4-4u T. M--Fcr bural3 and Cht-.-o.
100 = M-t'os .-.lur 1r ana r. .rl0.ifn
-. u F. M-For Buta.3 ar1 Cale4a1.
: - T. M--Eor Buffalo. syracuse. Utica.
'--lo a. N--tsE Cui- lgs--sle leepe.s .,,. q,
$50 p III
Tickets "a l49. 500 1852. 1854 Bros ivav
y Y, i3o Button ST. Brooklyn sr,rut
tExcep' sunday.
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fRoF srrUArIoSs WANTED.
Pn.sfg

osE issE ara MAssEa-sE. - Professional;
,.e,I,s . iHsu! n !asy ~ eentleman. n Oh
Fesfiss - -"-L. reference that 6ears in
----- kOkERTs 236 W. llath 81
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LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook No 49S. $50
OF The German Savings Bank, in the city
{. AeW lfk corner am ave. and l4th 81
issued % Anton and karoline Bauer All
persons are cautioned against negotiating
ne same. n nof returned 10 the Bank on
the lTtt day o. july 1905 a duplicate viii
bs issued
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
TROY l0RE.

HUDSON RIVER ROJTE
NEW YORK-TROY
str 'City Of Troy or Saratoga" Leave
Pier 46. West 10th ST. Daily Except Satur-
day). 6 p. NJ
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY
Direct connection at Troy WITH trains 70 all
points Dining rooms or main deck-Or-
chestra-LOw Excursion Rates Booklets
Free-AutoInobiles carried
E'xcursion:-TrOy $3.50; Saratoga. $3.50:
Lake George. S6.35; Wilmington VI. S5 so
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WORK WANTED.

ACoc,f-,-- NHlE
psfse s-, Z - ! Public; ,esNes a.sits. pre-
EsieS 80 2 e -sillsfaia and writes CD books nt
ls,-r,r. -.'el =. references: I.eIcsste teflls
,i1ci,y,- i-'-e' ilcAlARDS. 2ls Keap st-.
A,55ssUNTA~T. e1----,- -, -, =
q a.. 49, 1.'F. Tao yraTg ~ university
asl Ln1a'e. wound give three even
kRIIaps 81 irf uoasrate csiur.easatlon.
DS.ls, lEsE HlA 4, s.sbuns C.son 4
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HELP WANTED.
enale.

4OJNG WOMEN BE
~ len T. and % YEARS
Ot AGE WANTED TO
LLAkA THE TELE-
fHONE BUSINESS F: PER
MANENT POSITIONS IN
'EAIRAL OFFICES FOR
THOSE WHO QUALIFY;
SALARY OF 81 ! WEEK
.ND WHILE LEARN
4Ah. APPLY AFTER 8
4. H. AT l22 EAST 18TH
-, ALW YORK TELE-
PRONE COMPANY
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To THE

GsTSNTlF. ne0nNTaTTS
Via the CatskiH N7uatein. Ots and Cars-
kill ana Talncl sviAs RAILWAYS
l4f''i NpnurNtieu Wf-a y \ Central f-ai-s
having Nsw Work. no I.JI and lIII 4 NJ
dniN eNDcrt sunday. and 8 u NJ daily.
and West shore trains irav.nv " 4-T sr
t''9 ann li;t5 = " daily. except SUNDAY.
nHt 2'f5 r. A. J1lyi
Also direct coan, ctlon with the HUDSON
XIV tk DAY LINZ ana the CATSkUL,
EVENING LINE STEAM EItS. PUECHASl
TICKETS VIA CAT KILL
AuVEBT1sEMF. F.NrS and surs.ripfiov, -.
me Tribune received az their UpfoIS'
cHs No. 1854 Efoacway. between S6tn
tad "tih sts, n1tu clock D. M Ady.,-
q eiat nts -lved az tae following bran,
aillers AZ regular cince rates until 5 o'clecx
p N, VIA "a Sth ave. 8 2 cor. e3s :,
.o5 1th ave; coz l2th 81: 02 East i4th a
~0' WesI 4%d st. between 7th and sth ave.
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LOST OR STOLEN -Bsnkbook No. z3T. lS5
q. me German savings Bank in the city
q Nev York corner An ave. and l4th St
ISSUED 70 sebastian Nicholas All persons
ale cautioned against negotiating the same.
L not returned 20 7he Bank on the l7th day
Of Iuly 1893 a duplicate win he issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

49, INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
90 - = SO .lo-thly at home IN spare time
~ .--..E Ter reNepaE Eers. ID canvass
te.Is -..-e Unnecessary. S-ud for par
4Ft-sS s1EDlcATE. LOOK port.
c'aa.herrnsid and general house
c.-c,---. Nef.-- rss'-irei- no charge for
g@o.ir EGIT.DTMl.%T sU'KIAU. Co
-. ave- corner 7*ft So Tel f9-J-
'1aIRAL HOreEwORk Cook ard
~, ~,-i. t.2oe 1-aiffrr. isrfn. references
3 !, .--+-l EEPI-DTE EENT BUREAU.
ftG - auc Columbus ave.
WANTED -kcst rei,oble g,-I for general
! e.-, '-E Mast sleep in BRENNAN.
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IOST

RsNER0oK No $40 $50 y the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing Any per
tar having claim 10 81 is hereby called
uudr 10 present me same within ten DAYS
q submit m having said passbook cancelled
ar a rev che issued
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Male.

AID. WRITER-YoUng man, 80 with full
knowledge OF advertising, desires position
Can devise follow-up systems. write book
let's newspaper, magazine or streetcar copy.
knowledge Of retail clothing ana mems fur
nishings; also real estate and insurance;
references. Address +. NJ. Box a. Tribune
Office
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

LOST -Rankb1,k 80. 403 $40. Bank for
savings ~ ffh ave New York Pay
Hlenf stepped Please return book % hank
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AID WRITER or DESIGNER.-By Powell
graduate. reference, George Ii Powell.
New York. Personal address a. c WADE,
Sudlersvi-le. Nd
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received al their Uptown
oflce. No 1864 broadway. between SGth
and 3Ith sts.. until o'clock p. IN. Adver-
usements received at the following branch
oif!ces at regular office rates until O'Clock
lb1 6th ave, cor. 18th st. 81 East l4th 81
257 West 42d st. between Tth and Sth aves
2ia West l23th st. 1885 Sd ave. between
- f.2s lst ave. near Soth ST. I57 East
I2oth 81 ISe fremont ave, 60 30 ave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
HOT AFTER Bank ROBBERS.
Detective From Pinkerton Agency
Believes he is Close on Trail
of Auxvasse Safe Blowers.

A Pinkerton detective, who is on the
trail of the burglars who robbed the
bank at Auxasse, arrived In Moberly
Sunday night and with MarshalPatte
son searched the town Monday for a
clue to the three men suspected Of the
robbery. The men are supposed to be
In THAI vicinity, but no trace of them
was found and the officer left town
that night.
Three suspicious looking characters
appeared in Rocheport, Mo-, Saturday
afternoon, answering the description
|of the Auxvasse bank robbers, thought
also to be the jamestown safe blow
ers. They came up the M. K. t
tracks from Huntsdale. One was I
large man, with a BACKED right ey'
and bruised face. He walked tt
| franklin Junction. The others wer'
two small men, one fair, with a stubb,
mustache. The other wore a full
beard.
They stole q horse and buggy be
| longing to Jack Cornelius, a farmer
living least Of Rocheport, and drov
through town after midnight, evadin
a watch set for them, and went
Fayette. Citizens expected a raid o
the banks Saturday night at tina
place and turned out 100 strong, arme
with shot guns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
Public Sale

Having sold my farm, L will sell to
the highest bidder all my live stock,
vehicles, farming implements and
household goods, kitchen furniture,
etc, on the farm known as the John
| Lockridge place, s miles southeast Of
| Mexico, 3 miles west Of Benton City
| and IA mile north Of Mud Dobber
school house, on
Friday, November 2, 1906.
liz HEAD OF LIVE STOCK,
Is year old mare, heavy foaled by
lack; / draft mare heavy foaled bJ
| stallion; | heavy work horse; l good raj
COW; | Poland China Boar; 7 sows, Will
pigs December first.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
/ 16-inch pillow; 8 horse double trees
l 3O-foot hinge harrow; / new cultiva
tor; l two horse wagon; l good MOVING
machine; l two horse sled; l law
swing; | single buggy; l double surrey
| set new wagon harness; l set chall
harness; l set single buggy harness; 70
seasoned posts.
GRAIN-One and one half ton o
millet hay; I5 acres corn in field a yer
age 7 barrels to acre.
POULTRY-300 chickens and Pekil
Ducks.
And many other articles too numel
Gus to mention. Sale begin at
q. m. d,
TERMs-Sums of $40 and under casf
on sums above a credit Of 6 month
at s per cent. interest.
@. w. BIGGERS.
JAS. FORD, Auctioneer.
Frank James, Clerk. W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
DULY ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
DULY, Oct. 24.-The farmers are
busy gathering their beautiful crop
of apples.
Mr. D Day has moved to the Dor
gan farm.
Mr. J Wesley Fox formerly of this
neighborhood now Of Werner Indian
Territory was visiting friends near
Duly Monday.
Mr. C f Kunkel and family and
Miss Head Of Mexico were entertained
at dinner at the home Of Mr. Lambert
last Tuesday.
Mr. A W Wagner will feed 1900
head Of western sheep or bis farm
this winter.
Mr. Earl Hopkins has returned home
after a pleasant Witt with relatives
in Kansas City.
MI Barth of Mexico was In this
vicinity the first Of the week looking
for real estate.
Mrs Jas Ford has returned home
after a pleasant visit with friends anc
relatives In Hannibal.
The ladies Of Trinity are repairing
the church.
Mrs George Clark of Mexico is visit
ing her son DORA.
Some of our young people ATTENDED
the teachers association in Mexico las
week and feel as though their tim
was well spent by the knowledge the.
gained.
Mr. Claude Morrall while burning oil
a stubble field accidentally let the tr
get into R W Powels field and burne'
a hay stack.
s55.
The ladies Of Trinity church VII
serve dinner at Martins sale, on what !
known as the Sneed farm Nov. l.
Mr. Commodore johnson won tnir
prize in Mexico at the Matinee race
last Friday.
Protracted meeting began at Trinit
! Church Wednesdaynight Oct. "a VIII
Rev. Smith as preacher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
The Fayorits Base Burner

A Fayorite Base Burner will posi-.
lively heat the same space more salts.
factorily with at least a ton and a hall
less coal than any other steve with
the same size fire pot. The reason why
1t will do so can be shown to your en-.
tire satisfaction by any one familiar
with the flue construction and the way
the stove is made. The Fayorite Stove
s. Range Co., selling agents.
SOUTH SIDE HARDWARE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
PUBLIC SALE.
Tuesday, November 10, 1906

/ will sell at public auction at my
farm, 2 miles north Of Benton City,
and 6 miles east Of Mexico on Tues.
day November ID, 1906, the following
described property to:wit: 49,.
/ brood mare, nine years old, WIFI
mule colt; / work mare, 7 years OLD,
4 yearling steer; l yearling bull; Y
shoats, weighing about one hundred
pounds; / Poland-C China boar, | SOW.
with five pigs; l brood sow.
s tons OF good baled timothy hay I;
tons of baled millet bay.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
1corn planter, l disc, Lie inch riding
plow, 1-16 inch walking pillow liz incl
| walking pillow / shovel cultivator
/ double shovel pillow l corn shelter
l set of leather harness.
Terms OF Sale-All sums OF 80 ant
under, cash; over that amount, ST.
months will be given with an ap
proved bankable note bearing 3 pc
cent interest from date Of sale. Moth
ing to be removed until the terms ar
complied with.
III. N. STEPHENS, Auctioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
CoLEzAS HUNTING PARTY,
Audrain and St, Louis Hunters
Leave This Week For an Extend.
cd Stay Searching For Big
Game.

The Coleman Hunting party com
posed Of Mexico, Herman, Auxyasse
and st. Louis hunters left WedpeS.
day for Black River at point In Bull.
ter county thirty-five miles southeast
OF Poplar Bluff. These gentlemen %
each year spending three Of fonr
weeks in search of big game and al:
ways returning with a number OF bio
stories and some game.
Those who are fortunate enough Il
be the party In are: TIL. Talbot. w.
A. Morris, w. W. Fry, VIM. Viyiou,
Aylette Whitney, r. r. Arnold IT,
Jonn B. Graham Cook Groves and BuI
Hooley all Of this city, L. B.scroggins,
Of Auxyasse, Capt. Hickman and Geo
Cooper, Of Herman and N. J.Coleman,
and W. X. Kavanough, Of st. Louis,
Mr.. Graham, Mr.. Groves, and Mr.,
Whitney will join the party about
Nov. 9th, after the election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
Mrs. C. E. Donaldson Dead.
Day Phone 400. Night Phone 29i

Mrs. G. e. Donaldson, Of Fulton,
died at her home Monday night at
$50. The funeral was Wednesday at
2:30 O'Clock 10 Fulton.
Mrs. Donaldson was the mother oil
Mrs. Il. ]. Campbell and Mrs. Mat
Conner, Of this city. The LEDGE
extends sympathy. The Fulton Sur
says "Mrs. Charlotte Donaldson, widow
OF the late VIM. Donaldson, died al
her home in north Fulton Monday
evening of tuberculosis from which SIN
bad been suffering for the past tw'
years.
She is survived by seven children
Ed, Morris and Bob Donaldson, an
Mesdames Thomas Campbell, Of Mex
leo, Charles Landman, and Dowel
Evans, of this city, and Mat Conner
OF Mexico.
After funeral services conducted a
the Catholic church Wednesday after
noon at 2.3O by Father Dillon, the re
| mains we're laid to rest inthe ne'
cemetery. Mrs. Donaldson was a goo
woman and a faithful Catholic. Th
Sun extends sympathy to the berea'
| ed family and friends"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
Iobn snotswood Dead.

John Spotswood, Jr., who was IN
iured Tuesday in an oil well accident
at his home in Caney, Kansas, dice
last night. Deceased was the son O.
John spotswood of this county anc
was born and raised here where he nae
many friends who mourn bis sac
death.
His brother Charles, Of this Guy
left to-day for Kansas to attend Uni
funeral. Deceased is survived by
wife who was formerly Miss Brown
daughter of the late VIM. Brown, 0
this county, and a neice of j. l. AMI
Samuel Brown; and seven children U
whom the LEDGER joins all frlends II
| extending coincidence.