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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

The major portion az tle fula arirlnr
A.oA 1-e s.l-e " pll.4c lA4a. w.Laia
eaca state or terrll1ry tor ia h..,.nt
oh Their lands. SO Tar as prA-ucabia.
~ Is re.ognl-ed fat tAlt tue On
tribuuons % lle fund From ths vari-
Gus states are ia most asses not .n uro-
poEl-on % the need Ok those Stats, FIR
irrigation Arizona and Nevada f,r
instance. whose lands have contrib
u111 very Atte - the flud. have
p1ODa14y TIE greatest neel al1 oppor-
my Tor Fet-a1lA--on. wlle GA the
Oller hand. North Dakota Aal D.fah,-
ma though large contributors 80
perhaps tie least actual reed for frrL
CATION or any of Tie Western state
n some cases the chief am OF uolits-
cans has been apparently not 80 much
% develop irrigation As 20 secure TIA
eAPc4--l--e OF Federal funds IN tha
section they represent
Has the LnmitY OF Land Crabbers.
ment as displayed by Secretary Hitch
COCK has oL course gwen rise ID more
or less adverse criticism and arta-s
especially from men Who hav. viewed
els reclamation act As great oppor-
.-u4.J Tor ether direct o. indirect per
sonAl Advancement. The men bv whom
$3.50 No--A4A mas long been CON
s4eersd legitimate prey. hailed tie
passage OF Tie irrigation act As al in
proved method OF converting 10 tbeir
use the nations resources IN the West
NJ. HitchcOck's vigorous measures.
however. have seriously fnrs~feret
Sith their proceedings and they ars
CORES poEdingly bitter n their denim
Citations OF his acts
The States thus far 20 chiefly benefit
through the irrigation Law are Az
roma Wyoming. Montana and NewaaA
although some OF them have them
selves made 10 Il considerable contr-
buttons wyoming. because OF SIS stra-
tegtc geographical position ant TIE
Tact that much OF the water supply Of
the West originates in that part OF the
state. must OF necessity have the stor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03
BANK NOTE EXPANSION.
EAyF NATIONAL BANKS ESTAB-
&LShED SINCE REDUCTION
or REQUIRED CAPITAL.

Unprecedented Increase of Insti-
eutions ans Consequent Expansion
off Bank Note Circulation May Cause
Depression
There Is a boom IN the organization
ot national banks Il has been in pro
gress for five years, or ever since the
passage oy Congress OF the act permit
tag national banks 70 be organized
with capital OF SIS 900 instead Of
the minimum OF Sloo. 900 capital. as the
Law stood pri0r 70 March. 1900.
Though the multiplication OF srnai
national hanks has been Eosng forward
AZ startling pace IL Is only recently
thai the great Increase in the number
81 new banks has begun 20 impress IL
sell On far-seeing fnanciers as exces-
siVe IL IL felt thai the unprecedented
increase In banks and the consequent
expansion or national bank note cir
crlation has either gone so far. or soon
may 80 SO far. as 10 constitute 4 IA
tioual menace
There are many fnznc'ers Who
though they look with apprehension or
boom IN national hanks. vet feel that
we have not reached the danger line
and that TIE country Is able 70 absorb
a. the national hank note circulation
1aat IS hkely 20 be issued on the pres
ert oon1ed debt % the United states
IL Is proposed that AZ the uext ses
SION or Congress the bonds 70 be sold
FOR the construction OF the Panama
canal shall also be made a basis f-r
hank note circulation and this ex
pansion X Is thought may prove e1-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

coSsive. The danger line will Be
reached when the bank note circulation
comes 70 bear an undue relation 10 the
gold reserve OF the United States treas
ury. The growth in national bank notes
IN ave years has increased their
amount from S2l6.OOO. 900 70 $4,000.
OO0. based on government bonds. or
about S5O0Q0.OOO per anRun- IL "a
calculated that the gold stock OF The
country Increases annually in about tAs
proportion that population Increases
During the asst fiscal year the basis
money Of the nation was increased hv
ne addition OF SIS. 100000 Ii gold Ger
uncates. IL Is urged that as The baak
note circulation Increases faster thar
the growth CT the money OF redemu-
ION, the process tends toward imitation
~ adds 70 the burden OF money which
TIE goll reserve must maintain A.
parity.
Ne remedy FOR this situation l. n
sight AID Il IS stated that II may b
at an unhappy financial depression
Will be needed 20 call the attention o.
the whole country 10 the necessity FOR
caution n loading up trade with 100
great an Issue Of bank notes At pres
EFT there IS 10 Limitation on the or
rAnizaticn OF national hanks ex~e-t
,nat they cannot 70 bevoni the hc-feF
debt The bonded debt IS Tow sSa5.
100000. az which $ts2 200 600 IS used
as security f0r note issues and $4,000
600 as security FOR government do
posits. Al issue OF $3.50 OO0 200 OF
canal bonds has been authorized. and
The whole world knows that other r..
tues % canal bonds must - made. II
the canal IS 20 be constructed on the
lock principle. this bond issue viii
recessarily % doubled and probably
treoied When the canal IS cut down
70 sea levei the cost of construction
vii very nearly be doubled and the
bond issue accordingly increased.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

such cases. that the American girl
should bring 10 the man OF her choice
& fortune OF $4,000.
Now Miss Langham comes or very
old Kentucky family. but none OF
its members happened to have $4,000
L bestOw as a dOwry. and for a time
the course OF true love appeared 70
run anything but smoothly; but in
the end the Teutonic officials relented
and the couple were married. When
Baron Won Sternburg took his bride 70
the Fatheriand, she carried everything
before her by virtue OF her beauty
aud sweet disposition, and the Ger
nau Emperor remarked; az were an
artist. would wish for nothing bet
ter than TO paint your portrait"
The Baroness has violet eyes. with
long DARK lashes. reddish blonde nair'
and a marvellous co--nlexion- Aitnougn
enc So native or The Golden CATE
S<~te he- father WIS an Fngiishman
snd her mother a native OF Chica 20
Th's mistress Of the German I'm
hqssy az we shfnV%on e alr1ost as
~ = bone IN FuronA "a IN Amer-
- for she was educated IN Paris and
0'resde- and made her formal entry
$50 sorins~ IN london.
The SternhurVs ars among the
closest personal friends OF the Pr~si
Sent and Mira Roosevelt Indeed. the
N. then mere secretary az the
c~rrsn Embassy. Was ere o. Mr.
pnneevaps r-orfas ~ fNe dsva when
sAa r-.sent r9s~f Ws~fztrste was q
rsvfi Service Comrni~=soner. TIE two
men rc'a sns WALKED tDg~thr~ NJ
-,cst daily. sud naturally the Presi
sNrt was delighted when his old chum
~hoSs en- American gf-i - his hri7e
snf IRE Rarnn AMI HIS wife spent n
rsr-+sor - their hsasymoor at TIE
Whits House
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03
NATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS.
GRE4T HoA or TIE GoTERy.
ENT ~ TIE SUBJCcA-
TON or TIE DESERT.

lhirty-SeVcn Million Donsr. 70 r..
Oscd BY Uncle San, In the Coo.tr,,r-
Ven OF Great works and CrSatioo
OF Homes.
mere = no public work Being done
% Cheie sam which has. within a few
years, spruRs into sBch prominenoe
and which promises such siostanti,l
returns as the reclamation OF hls d.
err lands under the National Irrigation
Law
Ihirty-seven million dollars for irri-
s@tion- This amount. as shown By tie
following table. e. the estimated arure
OF the apPropriahea FER irrigation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

one each at Portsmouth, ~. H
Charleston. S. c. and Puget Sound.
Washington
among the floating dry docks OF the
world is that at Bermuda While Il Is
IS feet longer than the Dewey" its
lifting capacity is but $500 tons.
which IS $500 tons less than the
American structure. In Austria. there
IS also a floating dry dock OF $1,000
capacity. and one in Germany capable
OF lifting a burden OF 1900 tons
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

rec.anatloa iaw vas passed setting
aside Tie proceeds from 3D.. Eaies q
public lands n certain Westera StAses
AID territories Tor the construction q
irrigation works within their bo~ts-s
ne Az az tie sane tine provided
tnat every dollar 50 expended should
oe returned 20 tie Government BY TIE
setlers NO take I'D tie lads -
Gained In other words. TIE nation
zlace an Advance % tie receipts from
ne sales o. certain public property 20
make marketable other public prop-
srty. Out % tie many millions ex-
pended ~ The Government "a river
and harbcr improvements. not a cent
aas ever been returned directly 70 The
treasury. nor vas 10 expected that any
return would - made
Departments NE Futhorisv.
Tae irrfE1tioa act gives TIE SecrD-
tary OF The Interior a very vide iafi-
tude In the Investment % this iar-s
funt. although he Is required 70 spead
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

In parts OF Siberia corpses that have
lain buried for $50 years have been
exhumed and found IN a state Of per
feet preservation The soil freezes
many feet deep AID does net altogether
thaw out In summer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

work which will De available in the
fiscal year OF 1908. TIE sum realized
from the sale OF Weston public lands
since the year OF the passage OF the
irrigation law.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03
80 -

docked IN the Dewey" and within an
hour and half from the time that she
was IN position. her keel was out OF
The water. In 80 same month. the
United States battleship Colorado. with
a displacement OF nearly 2.00O tons
more than the Iowa, was locked IL two
hours and sixteen minutes
Mill Battle the TOredo.
One OF the most essential needs for
q dry dock in the Philippine Islands Is
caused by the accumulation OF a great
amount OF marine growth upon the
bulls OF AL vessels spending any length
81 tine IN troriral waters. Naturally
steel dry dock IN such q locality
wouid also become hefouied BY barna-
lies toredos. etc. and u u AZ this
noint that q most recuiiar feature %
the Dewey Is Srcrsst 70 light. for In
addition to beiag able TO In the heav-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-02-03

'Continued on next uaSsJ
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
r10OR FALLS; 8 DEAD
:, Seriously Injured Has
Fore,ndn arrested.

Nov. PA fatal accident oo'urren ,I',
s'-s,ng at the Eastman houaN h Ia.N
rs :. the Charlotte Boulevard N VIZ
r0fSs = we're killed. ten seriously liJui eN
ass .,r slightly injured, .,o,a na.~ the
sat 81 we're at work on soafroid near '',e '
The H.'-, .xo story building The steel WorN
s'7 o. .,sree Of the Concrete. steel and iron on
rss y ~ Detroit. and the concrete ana pFi'h
o'1F@Hs IN charge Of a. Friedriohs q sons
F''k Of this city. The cause OF me acc
o''-.ns,,v was the removal Of the supports
5sni esl flooring before the concie.F haa 1l
Z The s.e About twenty vorkn'eh Were on
yrspefly ,scatfoId when the top moor sdNe MaS
ss Epp walls toppled III. ana me Iileu "ete W.
rss rooL a. ne debris falling about lofty
ss-leo n rose killed ten were earned 10 '''7
sssises those
gspitals. Kfllp preferred charges Of man n
CoroDsL a.. the second degree ana OF oIlllllilal al
sasle.a arainst William Costello foreman m III
he construction Of the nulIqlhS 80
sgrse Q. ts in Philadelphia He tolo ooIo!ls5
ales -. ,--o~1linC that il was ne VINO ~ ~IuSle
Cup M ms vo-l and ordered the removal "t
ss ooncre'e
es pTops' -,ea5ed not guilty and his eNaIrlIIla-
oos'elo e. down for next MonaaE, e.N.is ~ vas
~ was she collapse was caused ny INFERIOR
zs-.issnsed in the cement
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

doing sharp thing by Joining volunteer fire organ
izations in Far Rockaway and Staten Island The
law discrminates in favor OF a member Of n vol
unteer hre company He cannot be dismissed fror,
the citNs service without trial and he is exar,nt
from jury duty There is also a chance Of his oa+
ting pension About two years ago folov,inr :,
decision In the courts which sustained a cop,ar-
Ton that the members of the volunteer oreariza
uonS were entitled to certain privileges tbara VOC
ruSh ny civil Service employees TO foin tbasa or
eanIzauons. The treasures of these orsanizattons
were hlled to overfowiug with the r,ernbarebir
ices, the average payment for men,hersbin he
ing S25. SHip pe
commissioner Edmond }. Butler of tbA 7rere,,a,+
Rouse department when he took Office last Tanu
y discovered that practically all of his inspectors
We're members of these fire organizations He tr4e3
70 improve things in his department and found
.l7' he could not depend on the inspectors He
iSc"Eereo that in nearly every case these men had
business connections Of their own. and that in
stea" OF attending to department business when
'IeF Went out on assignments they attended TO
'Heli private affairs, and brought in worthless
reports 10 him He tried discipline ana found that
MS inspectors were members of volunteer fire COM
p8hles IN Far Rockaway on Staten Island and
lhat ne could not dismiss any Of them without Civ
iHs them trial He tried some Of them and was
coIhPeed TO reinstate them. although morally Ger
payroll ~ - 0i' 'iiN "Vpo4 'iii0Ht
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
DURHAM IN HARNESS.
Ready to Strengthen Machines Grip
on Philadelphia.
1Rr relsgra,.h to The Tribune. ]

Philadelphia, Nov. 21-The question here to-day
is whether Israel W. Durham and James P. Nc
Nichol, the Republican leaders, Will get together
to the machine candidate for Mayor There
is felt TO be some significance in Durhams return
today after q years absence. so soon a1ter me
machine mas got a fresh grip on the CITY IN the
election of James A ROtan District Attorney
After the election, at which the Repuhhcan Or
ganization was threatened with total annlhlatlon,
Senator James P. McNchol was hailed as the new
leader of the party and many OF the followers OF
the organization set their seal ct approval upon
him the Vindicated one"
It is probable. therefore, that Durham may NOT
agree this plan once. but that he may try to
resume his old place as the peerless leader as
not visible callers tonight, but those who nave
him say that he is we'll again and ready TO
back into politics. If possible. The organization
men seem to feel that they can win easily IN II, the
coming Mayoraltv campaign if they select the rleht
but If there is 70 he any fight between NC
Nichol and Durham the chance OF winning Will be
lost The City party expects to keep up Its battle
for civic reform
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
FINDS LITTLE CALL FOR REVISION.
Secretary of the Home Market Club Makes
Report at Boston

Boston. Nov 2l-A report that very little desire
for tariff revision exists in the business circles of
New England outside Of the shoe industry was
made by Colonel Albert W. Clarke. secretary of the
Home Market Club at the annual business meeting
to-day. The report is based on two canvasses de
during the year under the auspices of the club
In his repart Colonel Clarke said:
There are many protectIonists. and some Of them
members Of this club. who think that even in the
absence OF any sound business reasons political
eHped!ency VII dictate revision at any early date
II is difficult for most Of how an ac+ that
will be bad for business be good for poIitics
We have the satisfaction of having done what we
could since the agitation began TO secure a pro
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
FOR TEMPORARY ELEVATED LOOP.
Brooklyn Civic Organizations Unite to Bring
About Connection of Bridges.

Delegates from thirtyseven civic organizations in
Brooklyn met at the Brooklyn Club. Clinton and
Pierrepont streets last night and formed the
Citizens Central Committee which will seek to
bring about the construction of temporary ele-
waited loop connecting the williamsburg and Brook
lyn bridges Ex-Cong gresham Edward NJ. Bassett
elected president Edward c. Blum secretary
and J. Edward Swanstrom treasurer. The organi-
zation will be permanent. and will have its gen
eraI object the improvement of transit facilities
between Brooklyn and Manhattan. A committee
legislation, composed of five members, will be
appointed. Three of these will go Albany in
connection with the project.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
MIST BE REAL FIREMEN
,...;,,s Membership in Volunteer
Com nqng Sares No Places.

n,vl--g decided yesterday that city en-
J9ioe ..-o -ecerrly have Joined he volunteer IRE
% Queens . and '7522d 55G soF eo with 1af s1xs bono a.
ttisIa-he 80 t- -roea associations are not an
t5s --sr,legas accorded 70 such members.
otsd . go, affects several thousand-soTne put
TIE as seven thousand-ciry ernpioyes living
3 IS hen . - r7rooE1vn who thought they were
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

ongaion Of industrial peace and the greatest pros
perlty ever known
Any tariff that protectonists enact VIII be un-
satisfactory to most of those who favor revision.
II is quite possible that in some respects the Ding
lev tariff may be improved. but the country will DO
fortunate if II gets another anywhere near as good
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22


q hL0SON RIVER RAILROAD
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42d ST..
and. except the S 30 a. m. lO2. $50. IL 30
?. m. stop at 125th St. II minutes later
Buralo-fS- go IS 20 900 a m !. 1.O2.
.1O6. s2O4. - go 800. 800. $50.
ChicaEo-.s Is a. m. LOG. $50. .43O
$50. 900. 800. % 80. sI1.3O ?. N.
cincinnati-"2 04, $50. 800. $3.50. 'llso
p. m
CIeyeland-'s 45 a m. .1os $50. 200.
800, 80 30 I'll. 30 D. m.
11oiumeus..2 o4. $50. IS 90 90 81 p N N ~
DeST9i,.-s .I OK - m. 'i-O6' '4So 'o'"'
Inai.napoIis- 04. IS 90 III 80 p. m
rsal-'I2Io 1850. IS As a m, 100.
Niagara FalIs-+s 30. IS 45 a m 30 70
a n. q OF '1O6 '204. eco. $40
% 70. 90 30 I'll so . m
-. Louis-'2 o. $50. al go :. m.
Ioronto-fs.30 m. IS 90 % 30 bll.3O . m
HARLEM DIVISION
,suo a. n. and 3 35 .. m. eX. sunday: 20
Plttsheid and North Adams; sunday. ss'
Pullman cars on all through trains
E-aa5.t dleKet Offices at 14e 245 4l5 and lZlo ~
Az III West 125th St Grand Contra.
a5e aan9 10th St Stations New York: SSe and
20 T uiton 81. and 954 Broadway Brookiyn.
bEx. Saturday
Telephone 200 3sth ST for New York
central Cab Service Baggage checked from
H'.ei OF residence by Westcott Express
A n. SMITH C. F. DAILY.
Vice Pres & Gen Mgr. Passr Trafnc MEr.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
NEW JERSEY GEYTsAL

y 70 " % 7 =
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
y FOR SALE

80. .>s. ie'te- rrissee p5lJ''a5s railing. tables.
rr ~ i.Et-r-s stores C.-l,e sl-e=. .Iss.
- -2s22 Centre s. '"-ce7 htted.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

ed: take home or go cut
r couple hours a day at
as Grant. IS ". 1850 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

YOUNG MAN. %; work az anything; can
drive or run elevator: not afraid Of work :
references Michael Sherry. 341 East eth St
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

NAN thoroughly understanding steam heat
plumbing. electrical repairing wishes to
take charge of high class apartment houses
Alexander Eckardt. h42 West Side ave.
Jersey City. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
Office. No 1864 Broadway, between 3sth
and 3Tth SITS until 8 o'clock .. m. Adver-
tisements received al the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
? m. viz 2S4 Sth ave. g. 2, cor. 23d ~
l53 9Th ave. cor. 18th 81: o. East 1sth 81.
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MACHIAERr

Eaa5 "a sLD p. PRICES 500 ,.co-5 s--.
..---s,s cE5 "a 955lRsry 3 saaeal ana 'gi:y et
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

sTAT10TS 5Foot Lf6srty 81. y. r
- -t lwsst 2Sd St. y r.
w. o. N N below IS from Liberty So
except as noted BY DESIGNATING marks
- PHILADELPHIA
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m-l2 90. m1.OO. - 90 g 90 -4OO MS. %.
n-oe9 e %. ts-Oo. 300. p10.SO P. Ne
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
. ~. na-le 80 n-12-0 %. 200. t'4O0. n'o-oos
LAKEWOOD AND %,
so a. NJ. x1OO 1.30 x. 40. dA15. 500
= NJ x6- Is. sundays. $50. 9 40 A N
ATLANTIC CITY-'9, 40 A NJ. x1.oo. k. a
L LoNG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE Sundays. No. Asbury
Park)--z4. 90 so 1ISO A NJ. ex12 40
days except Ocean Grove, z4.OO. 9 -
A. NJ. 400 80 P NJ
Time tables giving trains TO EASTONs
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. MAUCa
CHUNK, WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE,
WlLLlAMSPORT and all other points can
b obtained at following cffCss: Liberty St.
CIV est 20 St Tel 3144 Chelsea. Astos
House, 245. 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway, 1s1
5th Az. PSI 9th Av.. . Union square West.
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lUmbus Av-, New York; Court St. S4S.
S44 Fulton St 479 Nostrand Az. Brook
lyn: $50 Broadway. Williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks bag
.Daily. 4DaiIy. except sunday psua-
days. tParlor cars only aExcspt Satur-
days mDining ca-- XSatgrdays only
ZFrom Liberty St only
From TwentS-third Street-e12 % ?. NJ.
"a 80 P. NJ. j1I50 P VI. 3.2O P. M-s
vice-Pres & Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

ss---.-5 5a1 5.k e4ook No 40 seq. IN mr. ro,,-
~ -. @anS. Any person .svir.' cI,s,,. -.
= ss-. COX is called gror ~ --aee-.
- - So re ban within th.-,t 5s,s
- srr'----.,.s ~ ..,.s vii - declared Csr~ejiee
De- the-aC- aa- & new one lsss4t IN
ssv--y- 80 S'9er 30. IL2CIs Rant fc-
~, So ave. Sen YORK pa
---- ,- f-ea=- return hook 70 han.
s.--Bsnkbo,k NJ o. 60. -
rser. - @ft ave ,-.. -a-iE I3r
I- Please return h5-I. ~ -,
-ya-k e ..Eoooz No I4s o-E. ne -
- sisasa ----.-- -' Fa-rneHt STONED
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 10 $50 ua-nthly. al home, in spare
time corresponding for newspapers; no can
vassine. experience unnecessary. send tos
particulars. Press Syndicate. lockport n Y.
COOK and CHAMBERMAID.-Pro Protestant;
in private family. must have best ref
ererCe call al 135 East 36th St
LADIES reliable homework. stamping
transfers 81 BOSS. call at 2 West 14th
room branch S57 Fulton St. first flight
Brooklyn.
WANTED.-A young girl % clean and help
on kitchen floor; sleep ~ home, wages
SIC a month call THURSDAY, l West DIST
WANTED. D.-American woman, age $40;
To-ttiou ot trust. outdoor work mostly.
write II W. Box I22. Tribune Uptown
once 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
DENTISTRY


BRIDGE WORK revolutioniZed by DR.
Buchsnans latest invention. teeth With
out plates; specialist in porcelain crowns
and mays. inexpensive. Dr. Buchanan, $40
Madison ave. corner Beth ST
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
HELP WANTED.
Female

ABRAHAM & STRAUS.
BROOKLYN. WANT 4
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT AS
Ar c Ell WRAPPERS
APPLY TO STPERIN-
TEEDENT. DE P 4 r T
MENT OF WRAPPING,
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
TYPFWRITING.


TYPEWPITERS-All makes sold. rented,
repaired. exchanged. reliable service
German. 20 Nassau 81. Telephone 2749-
CortIandt
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

s.-.-slza laa5 5.ok <a'ok 70. s6a efa. an n-- T1--I,
l5or - -l-z- Arr person hz-frF olst--s
l. s.,e. Sc a7ek Be- ralle5 mon ~ --zse-s .s.,
p h go 4 - tank within mlr-9 csys
~ e1t,rF- - 30 declared cancelled
L. theret. and ne~ oH- issued i~
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BALTIMORE z OHIO z. Z
TEX sunday TDa4Iv-
Through Daily Trains 70 the West

SEX Sunday TDa4lv.
Through Daily Trains 70 the West
Leave New York city 23d 81. Liby So.
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG. II so pm p IS rs
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS 1i-5O am II 90 \ n
PTTTSRURG CLEVED 35O pm AGO pm
''PFTTSRURG LIMITED 8. so pm 700 pm
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. so pm y IS n G
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOEISV.. 9 50 am 10 o. am
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOUISN.. $50 pm 500 pm
Onces: 245 434. 1906 Broadway. 8 Assor
House. los Greenwich St. 25 Union SQUARE
Brooklyn: West 2sd 81 and Liberty St
After D m sleeping car reservations
and full information regarding rrsinI. etc.
ran be obtained AT Bureau OF Information,
B D r p 23d 81. Terminal Phone
No. CheIssa-3144
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

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