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New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

cT-RTAIN MADRAS treaiil' p''.l"
coIorq and combinations-ignt ana car
Moorish. Oriental. nnral. conNentlouaI
aud stained glass desigus-Witn ana
without rich borders -
SO inch. 1 9 TO % 45 inch. 80 % -
FRENCH 3AUZE CURTAINISGS-
"a fnch-madras designs handsome
double bOrdeTs-worth y .-------- ~
P1-rFIED CURTAIN MUsLINs-5 inch
ruHle-hgures enb'd in dainty coiorS
with mercerlzed yarus-faSt coloFs- 20
FRENCH NET. CURTAINISGS--
sIn-h ruffie- inserting and edge %
cluny. Val and other laces- . 20 ~
r-I-rTAIN. NIUsIINs- more than iC0
beautiful styles artistic and durable
fresh rev EOcds-white ana colored-
gti 10 As inch h...........-.... - . %
An assortment that Is uaequalied-
MONTE CLOTH AND CRETONNES-
About con styles Oriental. horal striped
and lEd-includtng gobelin designs
and plain colora.... ~ % Il 4
ART .TICKINGs-lighf and dark
exquisite horal. figured. striped
and Oriental patteFus-yard wide. 20
TAPESTRY CI.oTHs-aFtistic fabrics
rich noFal designs. also stripes.
figures and Oriental effects-..-..... .1S
LUsTROUs ART sATEENs-
effective colcTings and oesiguS-ushe
and daFk-OFiental and other styles
Se ineh.-.... .15i Down proof quality 2,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
RAND SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE.
New Institution Will Be Opened on 0ctO-
ber / at No. 112 East 10th Street.

The Rand School OF Social Science will be for
mally opened on October at No. ll2 East 18th st.
This school IS named after its founder. the late
Mrs Elizabeth D. Rand. mother Of Mrs. George D.
Heron who left sum Of money. the income OF
which was directed 10 be used for the founding and
maintenance Of an institution for the teaching Of
social political science from the standpoint Of
international socialism.
The trustees Of this fund have empowered the
American Socialist Society, an incorporated bogy
formed in 1901 to organize and maintain such
school. The officers of this society are:
Algernon Lee. president; Morris FIillquit, treas
urer. and w. J. Ghent. secretary. Among the di-
rectors other than these officers are Leonard D.
Abbott. John c. Chase, Benjamin c. Gutenberg,
DE-. Tn Levene and Herman schlueter.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
AID FOR FRISCO CHINESE.

The Young Mems Christian Association in East
23d street took occasion last night at the opening
of the to remember the sister branches
in San Francisco. The annex opened with a
benefit entertainment, which realized $500. This
will be forwarded to San Francisco At the close
of the entertainment there was an informal inspec-
ton Of the new structure 1t cost 100000. At al
most the same hour the Pioneer AIatrons and
Daughters of Cathay. new organization of Amer
lean women married to Cinnamon, held a benefit
tainment for the Chinese OF San Francisco.
Mrs. J; 6 Toms is the leader of the new organiza-
ton The meeting held in the PRESBYTERIAN
Building, Fifth avenue and goth street.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
FUNERAL DRIVERS WIN PART DEMAND.

The Funeral Coach Owners Association has called
meeting for tomorrow night at the Grand
Union Hotel to ratify the agreement reached
early on Sunday morning with the Funeral Driv-
ers' Union Though the general impression was
that the drivers had practically won all their
demands. It was learned yesterday that there were
concessions on both sides Jacob c. Faulhaber.
~ the coach owners committee said yesterday
that although Sl4 a week had been granted the
hours remain the same. The drivers will get ten
bo1rs oY out of every twenty four instead OF
Twelve as had been informally announced on
Gundav The drivers viii get twenty-four hours
of with pay after every twenty-four hours worked
4gatnOf1
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

BOY.-Wholesale drygoods; American par
ents; high school graduate preferred:
gooo penman. Apply 9S Prince St, city.
EIRsE CIAss hrr,-1.-c. c.1--..rr.E. -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

Checks and shadow plaids-blacls and col
Ors. for travelling. seashore and mountain
use-eXtra silk lustre-59 inches wide
Limits yds.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
PENN. COMPANIES LOST s7,4eo,25O.

Philadelphia. May 14-Nine PENNSYLVANIA nre IN
,o,ce coupanies suffered losses in the San Fran
cisco conhagration. They are the Alliance Ameri-
can. Delaware Fire Association. Girard. Insurance
of North America, Insurance Company of the State
~ pennsylvania. Pennsylvania and Spring Garden.
re cononanies have submitted a statement of their
condition, together with their net losses from the
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
Great Values i'm
Summer Furnishings of all Kinds

FURNITURE SLIP GOVERNING
Belgium and Jacquard stripes 12A-3E
Pure German Iinen-SO inch 81
FISH NET CJ-RTAINING-Coloni
Cathedral Heraidic Calcutta. FIJI
gree and lattice designs
y 20 % inches ..-.....-. 12ia 20 %
VESTIBt-L-E PANEIS-Narie Antoina,-e.
Renaissance. Irish Point. Point d'Esprsc
Arabian and Colonial de0iEns-With
and without borders-aU lengths
to = inches ..,-.--.----- .25 TO 4.9S
LACE PANEI.S-Rsai Renaislancs-
less elaborate worth SI-6o-..-..... .QS
IRISH POINT Panels
Motif centres-value' 70. ..-..-..... 50
LACE LANDINGS by yard. for
panels etc Renaissance. Arabian
ana Cllny ... ...-... - % "a
IRISH POINT LACEs-for sash or
Nestibule--NChilo. Cream ana ArRh'sr-
y 70 50 inches vide 80 % I as
PANELING BY yard-sG-lnch--
Renaissance. Marie Anioluetta anG
Coloniai designa-value $50. .9S
SNOW FLAKE CURTAINS-VVhlts
ard tinted sroundG-colO1cd stEige-
30 beautiful styles
worth up 70 s. %. o.--..---..........f G0
BONNIE I'ElMES-cf COmh.1xtiOn Net
elaborate corded desiEls-T-stoo1e "a
valsnco-Whito and AEahi1n-Iocx as
vel es expensive sl1ns F-rnnes-2 IS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
NEW SALVATION ARMY BRANCH.

new branch OF the Salvation Army was dedi-
Gated yesterday afternoon No. s. Cherry street.
omcers OF the Army from all over the country,
here at the twenty-sxth annual congress- were at
the exercises The new branch is memorial to
Miss Erickson a staff captain. who lost her life
while trying TO save some children from a fire in
Cincinnati The special work Of the new branch
VIII be caring for the children OF working women
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SAYS HE GOT MONEY FROM LAWSON.
Correspondent Testifes in Divorce suit-says
Life Is in Danger.

The hearing of the suit for absolute divorce
brought by William NJ. Lawson against his wife,
Lena l.. Lawson, was resumed before Justice Gar
retson in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, yesterday.
Allan Carmichael. one Of the correspondents in the
case. admitted that he was receiving S25 a week
from the plaintiff Carmichael also said that he
told that his life was in danger. and that his
brother had been badly beaten, having been mis-
taken for him.
Peter J. Morrison, father of Mrs Lawson was a
witness for his daughter He denied that she had
ever been intoxicated, although she had taken an
occasional nip at home
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
FREIGHT LINE CONSOLIDATION.
Grand Trunk Decides on Single System for
Fast Traffic on Branches.

Montreal. May 1.-THE Grand Trunk Railway
hss decided 10 consolidate its fast freight lines
among which are the Commercial Express. Op-
Grating over the Erie and its connections: the
I-acEawanna Grand Trunk. operating the
I>ackawanna; the Milwaukee and Michigan oper-
nting over the New York Central lines: the Grand
Trunk Dispatch over the West Shore: the Read
patch over the Grand Trunk exclusively. The last
named, II Is understood. will alone be maintained
with branches. instead OF the other separate COM
panieg
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
STORAGE NOTICES.
DAUB'S FIRST AVENUE STORAGE
WAREHOUSES.

% 1st ave. 122 East 18th ST.
To Mr.. Goldstein. Hail. Fowler or Simp-
son. HoWarth. machinery from West Sd St,
Miss Ida Meyers. Dry Dock Rep Club.
Shoe. Mrs. Rau. George Mara. PATS EXP.
FINK. Clifford. Duda. Gembert. Cohn, Helen
PoWels. Kate Purdy. Perlstein. Werner.
Rogers. knecht. MundIC. G. z. Morse.
McCauly. Rogers. Chase. Zimmerman
Geaghen: You and each Of YOU are hereby
notified that time for the payment OF our
lien upon the property has expired. after
due notice had been given you. We will
cause such property. 10 wit: ho0senold
goods. personal effects and merchandise.
storage Warehouses. 70 be sold at Lublic
auction. according 70 the statute In such
cases made ard provided for. at 10 East
18th st. New York. on Friday. May the
18th. 1895. ct 1O:3O a NJ and IL the sale is
not completed on said date the same will
be continued at same place on following
Monday thereafter. beginning at 10 a. m,
until TIE sale is completed.
DAUR'S STORAGE WAREHOGSE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
RELIEF FUND FOR SMALLER PLACES.

Sacramento. Cal, May 14.-Ronn P. Grant
cashier of the New York National Exchange Bank
placed $4,000 yesterday in the hands of George W
Pettier vce-president of the California Bankers
Association TO be used for relief outside of San
FRANCISCO. Mr.. Pettier says the money will prob
ably go 10 Santa Rosa, San Jose and others piaCes
which because Of location did not receive anv Aid
from the general relief fund of San Franciscns -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
,cEPrs Gall TO BROOKLYN CHURCH.

[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
TDittsburg May 1.-THE Rev. A. d. Carlisle. OF
the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church of this city
has accepted call TO the Throop Avenue Pres
bvterian Church Of Brooklyn. He announced to
his CONGREGATION yesterday that he had spent
last week in Brooklyn looking over the field. and
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
DENIES AReucKLE INCORPORATION.

The recent report from Boston that the sugar
department OF Arbuckle Brothers 10 be in-
corporated, with capital OF S20OCOlOOo and might
in time be taken over by the American Sugar Re
ADing Company, has been denied by John Ar
buckle senior member OF the hrm Oe Ar5uckle
Tsrnah aha.re
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
AUCTION SALES.

B1 virtue Of a chattei mortgage, all the
drug fixtures and chattels IN the store at
No. 1046 "a ave. Manhattan. viii be sold
az Public Auction on May IS. 1906. at 10
e. m, on the premises EUGENE DREY-
FUSS. AuctiOneer
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
THINK MAN WAS PUSHED OFF TRAIN

Sylvania. Ohio May Nv. H. Blair. Of Msd,-
sonylle was fatally injured here this morning
Dy falling on train The sheriff is investigating
as it is believed that he was pushed of bv a
woman and man who accompanied him.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SHIPMENT OF AUSTRALIAN GOLD.

Sydney. n. s. w. May 1.-THE steamer Mio-
vera sailed to-day from Sydney for Vancouver
with l.SOOO 600 In gold probably intended for San
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
UNrURNIsHED ROOMS TOILET.

9TH AVE. 261.-Exceptional rooms: light
airy: hath: telephone; private entrances
convenient cars: $2S-S35 NORTH.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
NEW DIAMOND MATCH DIRECTORS.

Edwin A. Potter. president OF the American
Trust and Savings Bank. of Chicago. and Granger
Farweu OF Granger FarweIl & Co. have been
elected directors OF the Diamond Match conpany.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

coroner's Jury found James Mcfarland guilty
yesterday Of causing the death Of Mrs Nina Hupf-
ner OF No 25 East 18th street last Saturday morn
ing: McPartland was committed 10 the Toulbs
without bail to await the action OF the grand jury
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

Herman schutt. OF No. 1879 Third avenue. eleva-
tor boy in the Cross Chambers apartments. No 2lO
Fifth avenue. was arrested there yesterday after
noon, charged with stealing diamonds and other
Jewels and money from Mrs ]. Davis, one of the
tenants In that house. Mrs. Davis placed her loss
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

The New York and New Jersey Telephone COM
pany failed yesterday to get from Justice Dickey.
in &c Supreme Court. Brooklyn. an injunction
restraining Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon, of southamp-
ton Long Island, from cutting thirty-five trunk
wires and removing a pole which interferes with
her plans for moving her house. The company s
attorney stated that the cutting of the wires
would cut off telephone connection between
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-soo second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and exc
changed. GEO. q. EDny. S9s Madison 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
Edward Rige1ou- % NJ aoe W. 80.

Edward Bigelow, Of No. sos West 10th street.
driver OF a milk wagon. was injured early yester-
day morning at Amsterdam avenue and 125tb street
by an automobile driven by Arthur OFIara of No.
$50 West 50th street, and owned by David l. Mac
KAY or No Us West S9th street. After trea trnent
by an ambulance surgeon BigeloW was able 40 20
later. -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
$500 Girls Write Dresses -

Sheer LAwn-hish OF low u-ck-hsns-
sonnely trimmed with fine Val Iac-s
French or Open Emb'y. cUcss ana ribno-
Sucked or lace trimmed skirts.
Iimit-TUO.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

The second annual convention OF the New Vorx
County Branch of the American Federation OF
Gatholic Societies will be held at Cathedral School
Hail. NO Ill East 50th street, tonight
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Women's Peace Circle Of Men, vo-,, nil,
hold public meeting in celebration of the seventh
anniversary of the Hague Peace Tribunal ON Fri
day afternoon at the Hotel Empire.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15


So Ct. WOueu'S Corset Covers "a
Cambric and NainsooE-els>-7--s. trim
front and hael-fne or heavy Isc.~~A
bon r1n-with and without II e. t1kA
Limit-ThFez.
S1.29 WOmen's Cancrfc Skrc.r<
Two hne models-Gss1 A-n eomc~
with several rows q ens CT h-~7 tAoes-
r1ffie 20 match-Wioh auG pf.ooU- euo1A
Amit-TwU
sz.9s Lingerie Waists i. . .i.7<
emO'y-Wish ana without sAes o~enaks-
short slesvs<-all .fz-sL
1Anii-oas ~
S1.z9 Wone1's Ccrsets ..A
Fine White Coutil-zu-n-a,r v-sxse-av~9
est mOdsl-gartsrs sssaohsa-lzos and m.
bon trim-sizes 1s % 50
LEt;@TCA
SIS WOnsn's Rain Coats. .Aed
Oxford. olive. Tan ard sS,cs c-v-nsan.
Box plestet eack-en-lsr ia-Ar Il
'@ne'@ ana oT71le-FFE'-sS.ss'y 9;,-SF - sa~n~>d
S1.79 Wonsl's Klnonos .s>
Also Nssligs-s q Fancy n-Noun
lsH !snste-Em6,y = IN Or eo7rras-rE h&n<S-
LAnft4TVo
S3.Ss and s4.Se Ecys' SUITS f.ea
Norfolk ana DGuSls a--aSe-cn-zssex
and OverDlaitE-Uell eailrr-Ascr<lxA< 50
EnieEer 1Tousars Cs0ms have t~o pA.7s
trouseFs)-S 70 16 yrs.
1Amit-TEo
90 and % Ct. Boys Caps. III
Eton and GoIf-nsvcss r,srzr--,-.,
GOLF Red and plain Blus Clozhs-efss or
Limlt-Thr.-.
$500 Girls White Dresses f.z9
Sheer Iavn-hish or lOw nsok-hans-
French or Open Emb'y. tuczs ana ribso-
-stucked or lacs trimmed skirts.
Limit-Two.
$1.25 Babies Short Dresses 50
Fine White Lawn and Nainsook-yolss or
princess styles-daintiIy trim'd with
pre- pretty laees or emb'y. tucks and II s.
4uii skirts-doep hen-sises 20 yrs
Lmit-TWo-
S2.29 WOmen'S Dress Hats SO
Fancy Iaee Braid ana tucked or rueb-s
chiffon combination-BlacE. Brown Navy
Pearl. White-neWest high back STYLES.
Limis-One.
$500 Silk PetticoatS A.G9
Extra quality Ta6eta-blaek ana bzst col
ors-gTaduated accordion Aounce-1Irkes
ruehe fnish-deep silk drop
Limit-One.
y CT. Wonen'S Cotton Vests III
Swiss ribbed-lses trimmed ussk K-d a--z4.
IAmit-Thrss.
"a G.. EmbrOiGeries qzE6
Cambria. Nainsook and svs.%rex,5.
and Insertiug-21S % ls+7 f7oh-x -
marEable assortment Of hsAurlf1g ~
teTns-eyelet. blind and osh-r e-.r1x
Ltmlt-l2 yGz
IS Ct. WOmen's Htkts 9
Fine eznBy-larss variety os pr-t- d.
signS-bov knot. Leaf F7sur ds IL. ess-
Lmit-Ous 6oIs1-
IS Ct. Silk Ribtols rs
4S inch Dresdsns-rich ro-zl st-4nx
also 9 inch TaGstas-HLzck. waits "a
al 6eslraols SHADES 10r Szsass. ORR. %
and Millinery.
unit-l0yd2
IS Ct. Mems Ties . .rs
Fourth n-Eands-Vgzzhzbls Fo,a.r,. .rs
fancy siIk-plsin ana eScsCa -;ts
stitched ends-119 and ~ tnahes v,12
Limit-Thrss.
90 Ct. Gravy ladies' ~
Rogers silver Dlates-esnsy haan-
n silk lined bon
Llmi:-TwA
50 Ct. Flgu Dress Nets 20
tens for Waisss ' D1sssss ss11ssssy o. s1s- ~
Lmie-l5 ydS
90 ct. Hand Bags 81
Black Goat skia-GHs asa ru-ussa
trim-Fivoced framss-an c:t1d
14mit-TwO
90 Ct. Cushion Slips 10
Enid m-24x2-vz-fsey os r.tf--s
with and without s-ethsT sfitoaiax-
ready for cushion.
Limit-TsG
z Ct. Fancy LaceS 81
English Cotton Cluny-1.S % S7rs-
newest patterns for curtains. rusU1
underwear ana entire waists
Limits yzrdz
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
AGENTS ACCIDENT AND
DEATH: ONE OF THE BEST INSCR-
ANCE COMPANIES WANTS AGENTS.
THEY CAN MAKE $50 PER WEEK. AD-
DRESS BOX 3,455. BOSTON. MASS
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 TO % monthly at home in spare time
corresponding for newspapers: no canvass
ing; experience unnecessary. Send for par
tlculars. PRESS SYNDICATE, LOckpoTt.
y. Y.
BOOKKEEPER. at once; references re-
quired; salary $1,000: with advancement.
MERRILI&S. l25 East 2Sd St
BoY.-Bright; about 10 years OF age; good
prospects; 81 TO commence. Address
v Wholesale DRYGOODS. p. o. Box $50.
New York.
BOY.-Wholesale drygoods; American par
gooo penman, Apply e5 Prince St. city.
FIRST CLASS AW.SING CUTTER--Man
to take charge Of shop. 612 Fulton st..
Brooklyn.
MAN and wIFE.-Butler. housework; three
IN FAMILY; country SHEA. 8 East 42d II.
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions Tor
Inc Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway between 36th
and SIth sts., until O'Clock p. m. Adver-
offices at regular ofice rates until o'clock
2. m, viz: 204 Sth-ave. g. e. cor. 23d-st.
1o5 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st.; 90 East l4th-st.s
20 West 42d-st.. between 7th and Sth aVee. :
18th and nth sts.: 1.O26 3d-ave.. near elzr'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
BOARD AND ROOMS.


einsle insertions cents per line. sirtess
sercs- seven times consecutiveiy. 81. whicn
sntitles advertiser 20 have rooms entered 20
Ihe Trteune's Directory % Desirable Rooms
circular
rrlI Information concerning there rooms
nsy be had. free % charge. at the Cptoen
gMee os The Neg-Torx Tribune. 1o$bt
broadway. between 3stk and S5th sts-
l.--ELEGANTIY FURNISHED APART
ment private bath. $3.50 daily; including
meals. two $2j weekly: one. SIS. THE
VAN RENssELAEl:. 10 East lith ST.
WHITE PLAINS. n. Y.-First class board
ana accommodations for select people. 10
.-.s----- o. station. 10 -romwell [-ee--
FURNISHED ROUMs 20 LEr.
single insertions s cents per line. Sisteen
words. seven times consecUtively, 81, which
entities advertiser 20 have rooms entered
"a va 1he Trtbune's Directory ot DesITa2.s
looms for period OF fourteen days ~stts
Tor circular.
run Information coaeernIns thss. rooms
once Of The Nev-York Tribdne. Asa
broadway. between S6th and SIth sss.
sT9 WEST END AVE, corner lO3d ST..
block from Riverside Park. subway sta
ton and surface cars; beautifully turnlshe9
southern exposure: superior table; most
beautiful location in New York CITY
57TH ST. 313 WEST. Large and small
rooms: southern exposure; ample closets
board optional; references exchanged
18TH ST. AZ WEST Gentlemen only;
large. small rooms; private bath; breaK-
fast: telephone: references.
s2D ST.. 1O2 wEsr-seven rooms ana
bath; whole or part; moderate: Teier-
EAST nth ST, NO. 1O.-Large room'
running water. adjoining bath
WEST SIDE. private family; large room.
running water; use Of bath. n u D.
I42D ST. 516 WEST washington Heishts9
Attractive rooms with board; rehned'
private Christian femily; references
lO3D ST, la WEST. Suite Of three or
four furnished rooms: hot water. bath:
three minutes subway: -. 1a-N E-AL----- ---
UNFINISHED ROOMS TOILET.
9TH AVE. 261.-Exceptional rooms: light.
airy: bath: telephone; private entrances;
convenient cars: $2S-S35 north.
BILLIARD and POOL TEBLEs.
MANUFACTURER Of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley build
ess: loWes' prices. MARK BROS. "a Cnioa
EOuarp.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
S1.25 BABIES Short Dresses 50

Fine White Lawn and NaInsooE-yolse or
princess styles-daintily triul'H win
pretty laceS or ennb'y. tucks ana II s.
4uii skirts-d0op hem-sizes 20 yr,
Ljmit-TUo-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
90 and 90 Ct. Bows Cana

EtOn and GoIR-neuezs x,4r-r---
Golf Red and plain E3us ClozhsArfss 3,
without straps
Limlt-Thr--
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
S3.9s and s4.ss Bows sut4s s..es

Norfolk ana DGusls 7r-asc-Cn-tsez
HomesDunS. Twee1-s Crzsh--s Aixorpa
and OverDlai6E-Uell eailor-d-scr~IxAt -
EnieEer Trousers (s1ms have e~o pa--s
trouseTS)-S 70 l6 va
Limit-Tro
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
S2.29 WOmen's dress Hsfs .er

Fancy lace Braid ana tucked or rueb-a
chiffon combination-Black. Brown. Navv-
Pearl. White-neWest high back STYLES.
Limic-Oue.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
f7 ct. Remmed Fuck ToWels Id

Union Linen-fuIl bleach-size 2Ox4O-
fancy boTders-tuSt the towels needed for
hotels and boarding houses
Limit-Three dozen.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
ECEnafe

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 to so monthly at home in spare time
corresponding for newspapers; no canvass
ing; experience unnecessary. Send for par
ticulaTs- PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport
n. Y.
LADIES-Earn 81 a day in your home
working only one hour each day; n you
would, send stamp; my references, banks.
Durham. Conn. Dept. s.
WANTED. in private family, man and wife
(whtte or cOlOred) to do the work Of the
house except washing. 129 West 18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
BILLIARD AND FOOL rEBLEs.

MANUFACTURER Of billiard and poo
tables; high grade bowling alley build
ess: lowes' prices. MARK BROS. "a CnioH
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
10 Ct. AmerIcan PercaIes -. Azl

Stripes. dots and figure ehects-best
=tyles and colorinES-for women's wrap
pers. waists and chIldren's dresses.
Limits yds
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
q and 80 G. Noyelty Fabrlcs Il

Fancy Mercerized Panamas-plain and
two toned effects; also Fancy Brocades-
white grounds. with cold emb'd figures.
Limits yds
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firsle insertions ceats per lire. sirtesx
scrcs seven timss conSecutiveiy. 81. whicn
entitles advertiser 20 have rooms entered 20
.he Irioune's Directory ot Desirable Rooms
tot period Of fourteen days. NTits foF
circular
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
q Ct. White Dress Linens

Pure linen-S8 inches wide-hrm, close
quality-for womens waists suits and
child-en's Russian dresses.
Limits yds.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
IS e.. Table Damasks

AIercerized-5s inches wide-fun bIeached
high satin lustre, which II will retain
after manifestations in exact copies %
high priced goods.
Limit-6 yds.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
S1.79 Wonsn's KInonos II

Also Neslige-s q Fsr-v ra~-eun
length-Emb'y Or ec1rras-rE h4nke
sizes 81 70 zG
Ilmft-TU1
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Male

AID. WRITER. international graduate. de-
sires position as assistant TO advertising
manager. THOMAS MITCHELL 1O7 East
10th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
24ctwnite Lingerie Batiste III

Extra fine sheer quality-fun IS inches
wide-a fabric very much IN vogue for
fancy shirt waists and summer dresses
elsewhere "a cts.
LIMITS yds.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
$40 SIX Petticnafs

Extra quality TaGeta-bIack ana r.st esI-
ors-gTaduated accordion Aounce-uIrI@4
ruehe dnish-deep silk drop.
Limit-One.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Aale and Female
-Four lines (not exceeding a wOr0Sl, three
Insertions, rs cents; seven insertions. 80
cents Exceeding - words and less than 40
words. three insertions. 80 cents; seven tn
gsrtions. 60 ceQta.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

MAN and WIFE.-Butler, housexorlx: thre.
IN family; country SHEA. 8 East 42d It.
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reS SALE.

CARPENTERS. builders, any one alterinS
or rebuiIding-fIave large stock Of doors.
partitions etc; second hand; sell cheap.
FINN BROS. 2S Centre ST
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

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