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que tendrfa
semejante tira. !. MIA.

Ese proyecto de ley, me hace recordar
una ingeniosa semblanza que hiciera del
polftico espafiol Antonio Maura el CHS
peaute Sastre del CampiHo eronista de
'El Liberal, de Madrid:
Maura, decfa mas menos ell festive
escritor, 5ustedes ven Maura? Els un
hombre galano, buen mozo, esbelto, arro-
gante, inteligentlsimo. -. pero tiene an
cdncer.
al proyecto de ley amerttodo Ee pasa
cosa parecida.
Su tendencia es buena, su prop6sito, la
fnalidad que persigue, podrfan ser edif-
cantes; peTo su forma es mala, no Sc com.
padece nj con aquella tendencia, nj con
aquel prop6sito, nj con aquella fnalidad.
Es decir, han hecho un aer6stato, pero ahf
tienen ustedes el aparato, muy bonito, mas
sin q. pueda ser dirigible, elevandose unos
cuantos metros, para cruzar en- Martin
Pena Ell espacio que separa la isleta de
San Juan, del resto de Puerto Rico.
Supongamos que a mi 4 2. Soria, Sc
me ocurriera legislar sobre el audar d PIE,
etc, va en- esta pista flos6fca me des-
mandara con la siguiente andanada
guisa de tftulo para un bill, llam6mosle
H 6B:
'Proyecto de ley para defnir y castigar
el andar pie, ell conner, el beber, Ell dor
mir y para otros fines tan defnidos y tan
naturales, etc.
Pero, sefior-me dirfa cualquiera-iqu6
atrasado de noticias estd ustod!
Sc legisla para corregir a4uello que al
terra el orden moral, y cuanto afecta a
la buena marcha de la sociedad; lpero
serfa curioso que la criatura la impusiese
leyes al Creador, mas sencillo, 81 Sc quie-
re Ell sfmil, este eS, que las palomas fuesen
tan sabias que le tirasen las escopetas.
Las leyes de la naturaleza, son inmutables.
ESQ 10 saben va hasta Lepe y Gede6n in
elusive.
Hay, pues, que distinguir-como dicen
en- la zarzuela. Y puesta en- este trance
la comisi6n judicial, Sc le fu6 todo 10 Judi
cial la cabeza, y no di6 en- el clavo con
ser tan judicial tan comisi6n.
Esta tiene delante el cuadro social que
ofrece la vida puertorriquena. Est1die-
10. Obs6rvelo. La condici6n de legisla-
dor supone la de fil6sofo. Por ESQ, en- fun
clones de legislator, un Juan Lanas como
20 meterfa la pata.
Lo que acredita una legislature, de sa-
bia, de efciente, siquiera de discreta, es su
adaptation al medic, su comprehension
con el modo de ser del pueblo en- que ha
de infuir, modifcando sus costumbres 81
estos dejan que desear, por la lenta acci6n
de buenas leyes, que Ell instinsto humane
es facil de encauzar por el bien cuando a
veces, como con sabias leyes ocurre, sin
darse cuenta de 6l, le recibe.
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Es una felicidad encontrarse con un en-
he1TO, pero con un e9lfieYro autentico no
dc esos que Sc asimilan para sacar dinero
L los candidates.
10 del eastierro 10 digo por que en- dos
oportunidades he recibido cartas dici6ndo-
me que 81 anticipaba $50 me mandarfan
uu plano indicandome el sitio donde Sc en-
contraba un entierro de Cofresf de suma
fabulosa.
FL suscritor de la carta decfa muy for
NAL que debiera firmarle un documento
comprometi6ndome reintegrarle la mitad
del entierro. A 10 que IN nenti contest6
20:
A otro perro con csc hueso.-
Pero el cntierro 4 que me refero ahora
es autentico por cuanto han intervenido en-
ell personals serias y ademds aunque no soy
testigo presencial del desenterramiento, 81
de mayor escepcf6n por cuanto me TOGO
parte del 6uey aunque en- Fraction infinite
cimal.
Mr.. Charles We're fu6 q h6roe principal
de esta jornada.
Pasaba dicho caballero por la calle de
la Tanca Ultima casa bajando la izquier-
da, en- cuyo local estuvo en- un tempo es-
tablecido el almacen de las lanchas roias,
tempo en- que un obrero pieaba el payi-
mento. Sc acerc6 por curiosidad y VIC
que el pico del bracero rompfa una botijie-
lo FL sonido metalico que produjo ell cho-
que de los metales aviv6 la imagination de
Mr.. Charles, esta yez no son anuncios
de su hom6nimo, di6 alto al trabaja-
dor contemplando la botijiela rota por
una parte las monedas cue Sc derra-
maban.
Incaut6se de la bendita botijdela en- el
instante que Santos Filipi Faura pasa-
ban por allf quienes Sc hicieron solidarios
del hallazgo pidiendo parte del botin.
La cuantfa del entierro no Sc ha podido
averiguar, de un modo cierto cuanto as
ciende pero Sc dice que no es ninguna BIZ
coca. Monedas de orc deHplata, alhajas
algunas piedras al parecer de brillan-
tes.
Mi querido amigo el poeta de la vi
LA del oio, compafiero h.. d. Jose Vidal
Cardona, en- un magistral artfculo que pu-
bIica en- un diario de MayagGez, protesta
de la ley de vagos.
FL, aunque sofador, ha luchado por la
eXistencia brazo partido pudiendo decr:
Mi descanso es trabajar.-
Vidal Cardona es un perlodlsta de COM
bate, formidable. Recuerdo que una yez
me dijo:
Me gustarfa escribir siempre bajo Ell
fragor del combate oliendo p6lvora y sin
tiendo caer mi alrededor cascos de me-
tralla oyendo el estampido del cafi6n.-
Lastima que no hubiera podido lograr
sus aspiraciones en- la pasada guerra Ru-
so-Japonesa.
La junta de sandad ha lIegado en- su
febre de higienizaci6n la meta de sus as
piraciones, juzgar por el rumor que corrc
de que estd ledactando un reglamento pro-
hibiendo escupir en- las aceras.
Propongo que como complement Sc eXi-
ia todos los ciudadanos que lleven en- su
bolsiIlo un escupidor en- vez de usar pa
fuelo asi no infringirdn las leyes de sa-
nidad.
GUARIONEX
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Los paises que mas escrihen.

En- la memoria annual que publica la
Union Postal Universal, correspondence al
afIo de 1908, Sc puede yer una estadfstica
muy interesante acerca del nGmero de car
tas que Sc han cIuzado entire las diversas
naciones del mundo durante dicho afio.
Los Estados Unidos fguran en- primer
t6rmino con 4, 100 millones de cartas; ST.
que la Gran B1etafa con 2,507 millones
viene luego Alemania con 844 millones.
Los demds paises de la Union no han To-
grado llegar 500 millones de cartas.
FL uso de la tarjeta postal Sc ha extern
dido tanto, que en- los doce meses de 1904
circularon por el mundo 1,161 millones de
elias.
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LETRAS DE ORC.

De mis- grandes sufrimientos hago cantos
pequenuelog que van dulces y ligeros su
alma sin amor; van y tornan en- silencio,
que, aAigidos, no usan ellos referirme 10
que vieron en- su ingrato coraz6n. Heirae.
Por que esta usted don Liborio, por el
aqua por Ell vino? LIE dire usted don
Vicente yo por el aqua. 49,. ardiente.
El que tiene un duro tiene muchfsimo
mas que Glen. Glen centavos. Tiene tantos
duros como personas saban que 10 tienen.
Jose SeLgas
Cuando el mar de Colon en- alta noche
de sdbito enmudece anonada sus iracun-
das olas,-es que veloz fulgurante pasa
Dc Bolivar la sOmbra.-Jorge Isaaes
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S 0 n etO

Los dos, IN dia, en- apacible huerto,
mirabamos, asidos de la mano,
joven almendro que Sc alzaba ufano
de vigorosa foraci6n cubierto.
va en- el invierno entumecido yerto
presentfa Ia terra el fin cercano,
y de verde tapiz vistiendo el llano,
coronado Ia mics el surco incierto.
Cruzaronse al azarnuestras mirada,
de fuego llenas, como en- lid redida
centelleando Sc cruzan dos espadas.
Z volvi6 nuestTa alma de tai modo
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AVerigueIO Vargas.
GUARIONEX.

Esta expression familiar tuvo origen en-
tempo de los Reyes Cat6licos, de don
Francisco de Vargas consejero de Castillo
cuya actividad y extraordinario talento
Sc encargaban las cosas mas diffciles fin
de que las averiguara
Don Fernando el Cat6lico eligi6 4 este
grande hombre para su secretario y le pa
saba todos sus memoriales para que Ie in
formara diera cuenta de ellos.
La expression de que Sc valfa el Rey y
que quedo en- proverbio, era 6sta: ''Averf-
giielo Vargas
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Desde que empezo, POGO mas, POGO me-
nos, mas que menos, la Legislature; por
cuanto, que zen boca cerrada no entran
moscasa: por taato, seguf al pie de la letra
los consoles executives del escudero de Don
Quiiote;
Disponisndome, sipe embargo, 4 no apar-
tarme tanto en- 10 mas mfnimo, como en- 10
mas mdximo de aquella maxima sublime
que dice: ''al buen callar, llaman San
cho....."
Pero he aquf que un proyecto de ley,
me SAGA de mis- easillas cuando mas enca-
sillado me hallaba en- los brazos de una
Dulcinea.
Oigo que leen, varios vecinos, en- comi-
sion total un bill titulado: "Proyecto de ley
para derogar una ley (bis) titulada ley
Ctris) dehniendo el matrimonio natural y
para definir castigar el sexto manda-
miento de la ley (cuatris) de Dios"
Va haber mas ceremonies que cuando
mataron Bigote.
ST una mujer un hombre viven bajo
un mismo techo podran hacer que Sc le-
galice dicha union sin satisfacer derechos
por la ceremonial y registro. 81 no legali-
zan la union incurren en- multa de $25 q
5000 8 prision de seis meses, 8 ambas pc
mas, considerandoseles culpables de infrin-
CIR ell sexto mandamiento.
No es esa la frase que define comete la
Comisi6n de 10 Judicial del Consejo Eie-
cutivo, sino una palabra, una sola!
mo decir nj hacer cosa alguna contra
la castidad, reza el decalogo; pero el pro-
yecto, con laconismo cablegrafco, 10 con-
densa precisamente en- una palabra que
empieza que Sc 70 con que intenciones y
ACADIA en- on (sic)
Pienso 20 que tanto Ia comisi6n judicial,
no va por ser demasiado judicial en- este
case pero 81 porque el idem no era para
menos, al OR su propia obra, Sc pondrfa
las manos en- la cabeza, hacienda cosa
igual que el resto de los consejeros.
Fortuna para ellos que no hay por
aquel recinto-aunque merecfa haberlo
-un Hombre-Dios.
Que 81 10 hubiese, en- el momento mis-
mo en- que eI referido proyecto de ley fue-
ra aprobado, era llegada la OCCASION de re-
petirse-Ia historic Sc repite, ha dicho al
huien-a aquel famoso pasaje bfblico en- que
dijo JESUS dirigi6ndose q su pueblo y
mostrandole 4 Magdalena, que, seg6n
El, solo habfa cometido el delito de anaar
matcho:
--"Aquel que de vosotros Sc halle linn
pio de toda culpa que tire la primera pie
dra."
No la tiraran, mas ST la tiraran, 4 cual-
quiera Sc lie alcanza ell alcance injusto
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v. sORIA.

tGRAN REALIZACIONl-En ia
Villa de Madrid Sc han recibido casimi
res desde dos dollars Ell traje Millionaire
de hilo de algod6n; pafio de billar fran
c6s, camisetas de crepe, g6neros de hilo,
encajes, tiras bordadas, trajes bordados; Ill
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elasticotina para frac
y smoking.
LA Villa de Madrid es la tienda dom
de acuden las personals de gusto. San
Francisco 81. Telefono 273 Apartado
764, San Juan, P, r,
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Baseball.

Hoy. * Ia p. m. Sc Hevara efecto en-
Ia liga puertorriquefa, 2 desafo de BA-
Sc BALL entire los lclubs 'sAlmendares,
y ~. S. S. EAGLE "Escoiidos del
Texas , el "Aguila'
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Continuard. J

aquel desbordamiento de la vida,
que, sin hablar, nos 10 dijimos todo.
G.. N,saes de Arce.
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En- esta impr6nta q venda papel de pc
Ti6dico visio { $500 quintal.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
ESSEX COUNTY MUDDLE.
Republican OfcehOIders Wiu Re-
fuse to Get out.

Acting under the advice OF Acting County
Counsel Joseph L. Mum. all the Republican
county officeholders IN Essex County viii refuse
20 recognize the action OF the sixteen Demo-
cratic Freeholders-elect. who on Thursday or
ganized the board and proceeded with the ap-
pointments 70 the various Offices The new in
cumbents Will appear Monday morning TO de-
mand their places
The Democrats will be sworn in to-day, and in
accordance with a plan Of the lawyers who are
advising them. will appear at the offices in the
courthouse on Monday morning and make formal
demands upon the present incumbents. The
whole thing. it is admitted by the anxious DEM
ocrats, is matter OF forInality, and they con-
rede that after Monday it will be a of wait
until the courts decide upon the legality Of the
appointment of Reuben OdeI, a Republican. as
e member Of the board by the Newark Common
Council, which was the cause for the complica~
uons.
The Republicans adhere 20 the stand that the
meeting OF the Democrats, at which the organ
iZation effected, illegal, and should
have been postponed until after the Odeu case
had been settled. The view of both Democrats
and Republicans is in brief that, should the Su-
preme Court IN the matter OF the writ Of GER
tiorari granted to review the appointment OF
Odell decide that the Common Council has acted
without legal warrant, the action Of the Demo-
Gratis would stand, but If. on the other hand. the
decision should be in favor Of OdeN, the Demo
cratic meeting would be void.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
CAPTAINS AFTER BINGHAM AGAIN.
Ven he Won't Make Inspectors Bring An
other Action TO Compel Him.

Ths five police captaius-Wuliam II. Hodgins.
Tl-am O. Hogan. John ". OConnoT. Charles A.
Fwnosa and Edward A GallagheT-who are on the
'gbe list for promotion 10 the rank OF police In
Escor, but whom Commiss!oner Bingham has re-
iso 70 appoint. through their attorney. A s. Gil
st applied yesterday to Justice Mccall. in the
siprsEe CouTr, for writs Of msndsInus TO compel
ttr appointment.
TIE molten vas opposed BY Assistant Corporation
-ognsel Farley. who claimed that Commissioner
sAghHm wss within his right in declining 10 ap-
fAri them. as under the Civil Service regulations
vas entitled 70 have eligible list Of al least
-tea names 10 select from: thar there was no
.elle compelling him 70 iii vacancies, and that Y
es matter 0t discretion his part TO do so, and
=. within the jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court
compel him 70 make appointments. lie further
sefeo The fve REALTORS were not qualified for the
',suon n Inspector.
" Gilbert said the men had passed the eKamina-
(, eld that was all thst was required
y, Farley tod the court that Morris Golland
g brought taxpayers suit in Brooklyn, which
"a % BEN GTgUed before but not decided by Justice
ss.} and Justice Mccall said he would not decide
matter until after Justice Kelly had acted on
Z notion before hiin, and would follow his de-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
PAPER TRUST GETS COMPETING MILL.
Monopoly in Water Power Rights Secured at
Bakers Falls, N. Y.
BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune ]

Glens Falls. n. Y. Dec 21.-The Union Bag
and Paper Company. one branch Of the Paper
Trust has secured complete control Of all the
water power rights on the Hudson River at
Bakers Falls by the purchase OF the entire
property Of the Allen Brothers Company, man
ufacturers Of paper at Sandy Hill, n. Y. The
Allen mill has an output of between sixty and
one hundred tons of paper a day and has been
one Of the strong competitors of the trust The
price paid for the property is said TO be over
$4,000
The Allen mill was started half century ago
bv Hiram and Loren Allen. Additions to the
plant were made from time TO time. until 1t
became one Of the leading mills. The Union
Bag and Paper Company has large paper and
bag mills at Sandy Ill, and the new property
will be operated in connection with them. Pos
session will be given on January L.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
ACEsOE AND THE ICE TRUST CASE.
attorney Genersl-elect Says He Had Not
approved Mayors Plan-Will Investigate.

elHslo, De-. 1l.-Attornev General-eiect William
4 jackson is quoted this afternoon as saying, in
slonse 10 Z query as 10 whether he thought Il
Fssr that Attorney General Mayer should pro-
= against the Ice Trust ten days before IL was
e ior him 10 quit the Attorney Generals Once. %
= ne olo not care 70 express any opinion.
10 this case" he continued, ''as in all other
Nss THAI ] viii have ~ deal with when I go 70
Attorney Generals Office 70 IN Office presuIn-
"a my predecessor IN Office has acted IN good
eno "a what h believes TO he in the interest
,--5 STATE 7 viii take I'D this case and viii
eelgaie y, IS I propose 10 investigate all other
- when take once
eNI jackson said he had not approved Of Mr..
-sse plan. Attorney General Mayer merely
.llec ne ~ confidential way that he pre-
~ Jackson ~ " ' ~ "
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
HELD FOR CAR ROBBERY.
sNOsed ex-COnductor Had S3,61s and Nitro
Glycerine When Caught.
I y 0'Iegrapa . The TrlbaHt- }

1'l Antonio, Tex, Dec. 21-P. L. Tabor,
seo with completely 81 the robbery Of the
Ac Express car on the Cotton Belt Railroad
. .eowater on December J, Was arrested here
,,-.y.. The arrest was made on a telegraph
gr,.. IRON J. = Rochelle, Sheriff OF Bowie
te-sss- Tex Tabor when arrested had
Fg@eo,Io- - gold watch and a bottle % nitro
i.tihf were also found
4 ooss sot Formerly worked on the Cotton Belt rs
b ,SesctoT = few hours before the robbery
'71 70 Ttde IL The express car.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
FOR rALLesT CHIMNEY IN THE WORLD
IBy Telegraph TO The T1bun,


Helena Mont Dec. 2I.-The Boston and Mon
-ana. a constituent OF the AInalgamated Copper
Company. awarded q contract to-day 10 the
Alphons CustOdi Chimney Company. OF New
York. for the building OF a chimney which will
not only be the tBllest Of its kind in The world
hut Will be excelled IN height only by the WASH
fnpton Monument and the Eiffel Tower. II will
have a height of soc feet. About five million
bricks viii be used in its construction, as against
$500 600 in the famed Anaconda or Sister smei-
ter stack The cost will be 100000. II VIII
carry the noXious smelter fumes TO a barren dis
tK4cL-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
a. 6. KING SERIOUSLY INJURED.
JBy Telegraph to TheTr.puae.,

ls,,, tby Telegraph to The rloul.e.s
sr. MOCK ARK, Dec. 21.-R. .. King, whose
~. :. a London and whose headquarters are
H,,,, Ae Bank ot British North America, New
ar., vas seriously injured by falling down a
astroaa. stairs in a building in this city this
isSS isSS,fl'an ar Freeaold I.and and Mo4ssee Com
ssin 49, 49, ls suffering from concussion Of the
ksssef Lone one ~ his eyes was badly cut by his
fs.asss,,.. .-s VIE started for New York on
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
TAYLOR FOR STOKES.
Ocean Assemblyman Says Governor
Is Eligible to Senate.
LBy relsgraph 20 Tho Tribune. l

Lakewood. Dec. Observation-Disclosures -eIeot
Samuel s. Taylor. OF Ocean County has published
In the village paper FIVE columns OF court decisions
extracts from the Constitution. etc, to prove that
Governor Stokes IS eligible under the New Jersey
laws Tor election to the United States Senatorship
Iaylor says he will vote for Governor Stokes for
senator Taylor Is a plumber and people here
are wondering at the legal knowledge which the
writer OF the article In question has shown. Many
think the article was inspired.
paylors announcement that he Will vote for
Governor Stokes takes another vote away from
Senator John i. Dryden,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
CURTIS JETT AGAIN FOUND GUILTY.
Receives His Second Sentence to Life Impris.
onment for Murder.

Louisville. Dec. 21-Curtis Jett was found
guilty to-day Of the assassination OF James
Cockren at Jackson. KY. four years ago. He
was sentenced 10 life Imprisonment. Jett con-
fessed Yesterday at his trial at Cynthiana that
he alone had killed Cockrcl. Jett is now serving
"a life sentence for completely in the murder OF
Narcurl several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
STEAMBOATS,.


& m @ r m M and Points IN New Ens~
~ " ~ w tN land Reduced Rataz
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and Fan
River. Fares reduced 20 al pOints-BostOu.
SEQ. Newport. Fan River 81 %; ProVi-
denCe. s.. 80. Leave Pier 10. y R.. -. Waz~.
rem ST, woek Gays and sundays, 90 3. "
Strs. Priscilla and E'rovidence. Orohestras
NORWICH LINE Via New London Leave
Pier 80. y. r.. foot ClaFksOn ST.. week dzys
only. 2. ~ Steamers City CT Lowen aud
Chester ". Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North. Leave Pier 20. u "a
St.. 3 =. NJ stsGmsF Rtchsza ReSA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
GRANDFATHER HELD AS ELoPER.
Man of Sixty Accused of Running Away
with Granddaughter of Fifteen.
IBv Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Marnette Wis. Dec. 21-Sherif Damon. Of
Wausau. arrested to-day Charles Lapoint, of
Ogdensburg, y. Y. and Edith Lapoint. grand
father and granddaughter. OF that city, on a
charge Of elopernent. Lapoint is sixty years
old. and the girl fifteen. The couple ran away
and were traced from that city 70 Nenomnee
by their baggage.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
PHOTOGRAPHIC sUPPLIEa

E06AE sTIPPLIEs: also developing ana
n rrsntinr. MeEiroy's. sth ave and Stsa sa
g. Best work in town Developlas u
hours. open SUNDAYS and honasyH
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
ANTIQUES.

GOLD CHAIRS, reception and oaliroon. s9i
So so; also regiIding picture frames. tst
nit1re: reasonable charges; lead suaIa1leoc. -.
Friedberg's Gliding Shop 30 oen H'
posite Srn az.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
Observation-Disclosures
NEW JERSEY.

h's6n SST s
: his htnso
Sc
mas
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
LMR.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
LIMOCTH-CHERBOU RBOURG-HANIBURa
BIuecher. Dec. p, 10 AM Amerik aCnsw1 Jan ,
= nsyiv MA Dec. y, 4PM BATAVIA. Jan IA
sOmits CherbourE +Hambur< direOt
Mediterranean Service
TO -NAPLES-lEvOA
Ham bUrg-..-.-Jan. 10 Hamburg. :. Mar. -
- tMoitke. Jan. % f'Aoltks. Apr. "a
deutschland Feb. 4 Hamburg. Z
Hamburg. Sc. Feb. l9l sfAlOltks. .. Nav q
HAS Grill Room. &c. fHas GyEnn1siuru-
Mediterranean and Orient Csruis-. Ts aays
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
FoR SALE.

FOR SALE.
AZ AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE
A polson, 1905 Model;
IN frst GLASS condition;
xsa.n,tv OSerhauled and in fms running
order
A. @. SPALDING s. BROS:
la West 5Oth St. New 1orh Cl'y'
FOR sALE.-Large buffalo roos. 7 II 4 IN
long ana q. wide; untrlmTneci Inolan l
tanned and In good condition Ao9Tsss
Mrs. Elizabeth D'Camp. YOUNGSTOWN. ~ oI-o.
DESKS, rolltops; partitions. railinss. tsos'
safes letter presses, counters. shetslnss'
clothing store fixtures; stores OH4SoA NNsS~'
Finn RrOs 2s-32 Centre st.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
HELP WANTED.

Male.
AMY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 20 $50 monthly. at home, in spare
time. corresponding for newspapers; no can
yassina. experfence unnecessary. Send tor
nsrticnisrs- Press Syndicate. Lockport Ny.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
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NV T&H IA HNHUiIRM BLUECHER Jan 81
w a~ ts9 - = y & Mar. 8. $50 and Up.

TOURIST BUREAU.
X X Tickets, hotel accommodations and
general Information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the world.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y. 2.
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers aoboksn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22

[Efght Days Co 0ta0y
By THE GREAT FLYER DEUTSCHLAND
FTom New York. February I teO7.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22

PAINTER.-By German: first class; four
teen years experiences: neat work: as all
around PAINTER hotel or business place;
anything. Painter. $50 West 57th ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22

NAN. So. German, speaks some English: |
respectable, sober: inside factory WORK |
preferred: not afraid OF work Wicklein. 81 |
East 30 st.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22

OUTDOOR wORK.-By man. 80; honest;
good appearance: Al reference; Hpeaks
English. German and French schwars, g.
Prospect ave, Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22

STABLEMAN.-By strong young man, 81:
married: lately landsd; twelve years ex-
periencs IN stables: work at anything. A.
Susperio, d02 East 18th ST.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-23

There is more than a possibility that
the main line of the Lackawanna will
be changed, indeed it is altogether a
probability The new survey leaves
the present line below Landing and
crosses Warren county just above the
village OF Johnsonsburg and a mile be-
low Blairstown, There are engineer
ing difficulties in the way that may
bring the cutoff back to the old Rusl-
ing survey, leaving Hackettstown at
Bilby's bridge, crossing the Wagner
farm, and throught the mountain
above Vienna. Whatever the route
the line between Washington and
Delaware will be abandoned to avoid
the dangerous tunnels, the wide de-
tour at Oxford, and Belvidere win be
shut off from connection with the
most populous section of the county.