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UNFORTUNATELY PUT.

II had the good luck 10 be invited 10
dine with the King AT Marlborough
house when ! was in London IN June,
said a Western millionaire, according 10
an e. ~haHge.
las / didn't know how TO dress the
part oi "a royal guest / wrote 70 Lord
Knollys. the Kings secretary. and ask
ed help.
Lord KnOllys said in his reply:
AS no ladies are TO be present
trousers may be worn
when ! first read that sentence, !
said 70 myself.
What kind Of Neronic reveIs 60 o.
al Marlborough house. anyway
''AfteTWaTd, though. / learned that
Lord knollys only meant that ut mixed
dinners knee breeches were worn at
Marlborough house. AT stag ones the
ordinary evCUing suit sufhcing."
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
EARN LIvINGs CHASING HATS.

\ new procession has been establish
ed-the professional hat chaser. It nils
a long felt" want-not only felt, but
any other kind OF a nat would mean as
much for him. The wIndleT the day the
happier the hat chaser appears. He
hangs .around windy corners Ike the
FlatIron building pToperty-which is a
verltabIe Klondike 10 him-and when old
Boreas peeis of the head piece OF an
innocent pedestrian he Immediately
starts in pursuit. and, securing the hat.
brushes IL newly with a near-bald
brushlet which he carries concealed
somewhere on his person, hands IL back
10 its rIghtful owner and then with an
appealing look awaits resUlts-which
may be a nickel, or, very seldom, a
dime. 1t IS said these cha sers earn
from 81 10 g a day, dependent. Of
course, upon the weather. Some Of
them carry a supply Of string hat
guards and offer them at 10 cents
apiece TO whoever has been so unfortu-
nate as 20 have his hat tossed about on
the winds.-NeW York Correspondence
Pittsburg Dispatch
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

The new fre-eseape law viii probably
make trouble for a large number Of own
ers Of structures in the business section
OF the city. as under the new law about
1900 VIII be required 20 make changes
to conform although only about 1,oa0
Of them will find IL necessary TO erect
hre-escapes on the buildings. Notices
concerning the required changes are be-
ing prepared and will be sent out 10
owners and lessees this week. Ninety
days time will be given 10 conform TO
The regulations.
Many complaints have been made as TO
the stringency OF the law and the in
consistencies OF IL in many cases. and
il viii no doubt work a hardship 10 Il
large number Of owners where the
property is considered Of character
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.

Today Germany furnishes nve-siXths
Of the dyes used in tie world
New Zealand has 2-5.4 miles OF railroad
in an area OF lbifyyJ square miles.
A pension plan Tor aged and disabled
employees viii SOON be introduced by the
Boston and Maine railroad
F'uji-Iama. Japau's most famous
mountain. which is - UJJ feet high, has
been climbed by a nine-y ear-OId girl
Through the mUUihcenCg oI the widow
OF New York capitalist, the means has
been supplied for the establishing OF a
magazine printed 10 blind point type.
The japanese, having discovered the
possibilities of prunt in patent medi-
cincs. are extending their mar kets FOR
them ia China, Korea, and the SOuLl
Sea islands.
There are 10000 beehives. producing
1909 tons of honey, in Spain, which Is
the second greatest producer Of honey
la the world Germany, with -ypJCJJ
beehives. produces 2JoiG tons.
A new class OF Insurance is said 10
have been introduced ia Odessa, which
lnsures against riots, mob violence and
revolutionary rlslugs. the premiums
T.-Lglug from Pa 10 per cent.
Paul ID. CraVatH. chairman Of the ten
ement-hDESe committee OF the Charity
Organization Society declares that a
close canvass shows that there are IN
New York teaemeuts 5000 rooms that
have NO windows
a camel can easily carry a weight OF
1000 pounds on It's back, about four
times as much as a horse can carry.
The camel begins work at the age OF
four and Is useful for half a century
the horse. as 4 rule, is nearly played
out al fifteen.
The use of whisky and other alco-
holic beVers ges by government or mu-
uiCipal employees during hours Of service
is practically prohibited Ia Belgium,
with the result that drunkenness IS rare
" met with in any branch OF the public
service, and never among railway en-
piOyes.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

our
nd @ Sueesa 1 m and
hour for rhnhO
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Real Estate Transfers Recorded

A street southeast between Fourth
and Fifth s;reets-Alexander #. Stuart
et AK. 10 Sarah J. Scott, parts original
lots and 5. square ST, SO.
Sixth street southeast between + and
c. streets-JohR j. Herrell 10 Minerva
p Acton, part original lots IA and l5.
square SU. sl0.
Fourteenth Street Heights Fourteenth
Street Heights Land Company TO Mar
shall =. Bowling lot g, square zS7, $40
Same 10 Francis a. FlacK. lots % and
"A, square -slI. SO same 10 II. Harding
Harrison. lot 81. square 2sl1, $40.
nglesIde-Keuuedy q Davis Co. 10
Alexander I. ami Mary l.. u. stuart,
lot a. block il, SO.
Eleventh street southeast between +
aad Z sireets-IFaIJer L. Collins et IN-
% Jacques l.. NaupoLcke, part lots and
- square S73, SO.
University PaTk-I.avInIa 2. Newton
10 John DOnnelly, Jr., lot 81. plock ~
r street southeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-A. Carly Rod
rick et al. trustees, 70 George II. ahd
Marian Anna Judd. lots -, II, ana par
OF lots IS to 50. square l0l4. SO
Eighth street southeast, between and
X stTeets-MaTy zimmerman Ct al 70
Johanna NJ. Zimmerman. part Original
lot 3. square S-A, $40.
/ street northwest. between Sixth and
Seventh streets-CfeoTge Peterson ct al.
10 James q. ROwen. part original LOT
II. square $50. SO.
Fifteenth and II streets northwest
James g. Payne et al. trustees. 10 Tn
ion Trust Company. original lots u, %
and mart original lot q square 22l, 81.
A street southeast. between Skin and
Seventh streets-Brittan Hughes et uX
20 William r KullbeTg. part original
lot l9 square so; so.
sixth and X strets northwest-Iiow-
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
A MISSOURI RIVER DRESSER.

Andrew KetCham IS what might be
called a forehanded young man. Wheth-
er school keeps or not he is fixed for
clothing. This morning he invested 81
and some cents in shirts and pants for
next summer He also invested IN a
slop jar with a bail on II like bucket
bail, and scandalized himself by carry
ing IL down street OF course II was
carefully wrapped in paper, but he
couldn't fool people on its shape. Be
sides hts white silk parasol Andrew has
thirteen pairs Of slippers. seven suits OF
clothing with twelve extra pairs OF
uants twenty-siX shirts. three OveTCOats.
and enough other trimmings To I'll three
big trunks 10 the point OF bursting
AtchisOu Globe.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

Atouras
desirable
the armng Hills
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
Offers Superior Advantages.

With magnificent harbor on deer
water not over fifty miles from Wash
ingtcr. II is calculated that with i'm
proved facilities of communication sum
mer residences along the PatuXent and
at Solomon's Island would spring up
and Washington would have what IL
has long wanted a summer resort close
to its doors on a magnificent bay that
has no superior in the world.
Drum Point has been n favored one
for a deep water terminus for some
years, as more Cnan ten years ago a
road was surveyed and partially graded
running through this section, which was
intended to connect at Annapolis with
existing roads there and continue on 10
Baltimore The project was variously
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

more. running 10 Drum Point as
branch Of the Wabash.
Preliminary surveys have already
been made which show that little filing
or grading viii be required, and only
two or three small bridges Will be
needed.
Calvert county is in need Of railroad
communication, and the citizens Of the
county are said 70 be enthusiastic over
the prospect of a road and viii give IL
liberal support. The country through
which the road is to pass Is rich In
colonial history, ana, although II has
no Important towns, Is fertile and VIII
furnish q large freight business to
Washington and Baltimore. which hIVe
heretofore have no adequate facilities.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
]. PIERP WILL BUILD
ITALIAN GARDEN IN HOME

J, Pierpont Morgan Is to have an
Italian garden adjoining hts residence.
on Madison avenue. that viii cost 5000 -
O0l. His daughter. Mrs Herbert Satter-
lee has ii house on the site OF the in
tended garden. but he is building her
a fine home next his magnificent library
on East Thirty-sixth street and when
Il IS completed, In the spring, the pres
ent house viii be torn down and work
Immediately begun TO make the most
beautiful small garden In this country.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
Would Connect Washing
ton With Chesapeake
Bay at Drum Point.
AN OUTLET LONG NEEDED
Mouth of PatuXent Offers
One of Finest Natural
HarbOrS on Coast.

Washington is soon TO be brought
closer to deep water in Chesapeake bay
by a new railroad which it Is proposed 10
build running through Calvert county 10
Drum Point at the mouth of the Pa
tuXent river, where it empties into the
bay. Articles OF incorporation have been
filed at Annapolis chartering the Wash
ington, PatuXent River and Drum Point
Railroad Company, which proposes 10
build a lire from point on the Chesa-
peake Beach railroad near Piudeu and
running southeasterly through Calvert
and a part of Anne Arundel county, a
distance of thirty miles, to Drum Point
on the bay.
The mouth of the PatuNent here fur
nishes one of the finest natural harbors
along the eastern coast and as II has q
depth of fully forty feet, and is almost
entirely landioCked, IL VIII provide mar
bOrage for the largest vessels IN the
world as We'll as any number of them.
Probable Naval Station.
Solomon-s Island In the harbor is
spoken Of as a probable naval station
and Secretary of the Navy BOuapaTte
has promised that he would embOdy in
his annual report a recommendation 10
Congress to that effect. Before the dry
dock Dewey was sent on her now famous
voyage TO Manila. a test was made at
this point and all the conditions were
found unusually satisfactory both as TO
depth OF water and immunity from
storms.
The road is 10 be "a standard gauge
double track, steam line from the point
where il connects with the Chesapeake
Beach road
Traffic arrangements viii be made Tor
passenger and freight come ctiOns with
the Chesapeake Beach. the Pennsylvania
system at DeuuWOOd and with the Bal
timUre and Ohio at HyaJJsVtlle.
Gould Connecting Link.
one report has il that George Gould
IS contemplating connecting Ink with
the Western Maryland road at Bald
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
9PARATIONSM SMADEFOR ERECTIONO OF OFFICEBUILDINCS
NeW Fre-Escdpe Lam
Effective in Ninety Days
Notices to Be Sent Owners That Safety AppIi-
anCes, Meeting All Requirements, Must Be
Placed on Structures Coming Within Law.

not requiring the extra outlay This
seems particularly 10 be the case IN
many buildings which are known TO De
entirely Of hreproof construction. and
yet viii be compelled 10 go 10 great eE-
pense to comply with the regulations.
The law is. however. mandatory. and
as the Commissioners gave several hear
ings last winter. and had the subject
under advisement for some time II is
not probable that any changes viii be
permitted.
Manufacturers Of fire-eEcapes have re
ouested lists from the inspectors Ofice
of those required 70 install them. but
as no choice OF any fiTe-escape has been
made b. the Commissioners they have
declined 10 furnish them, and say that
all that Is needed is that the require
ments should be fulfilled
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

stated 10 be fathered by the Peusyl-
vania and Baltimore and Ohio roads,
but for some reason WAS never com
pleted.
A road has also been projected on she
west side Of the Patuxent running
throughout ST. Mdrys county and con-
meeting at MechsnicsviIle with the
Washington and Potomac railway. a
bran,h Of the PCpe's Greek line, which
would have its terminus Oh the opposite
side from Drum Point. where il was
Eroposed To establish A town TO be
known as Fsperauza. As yet no definite
Information can De secured. although II
IL stated that "a contrac, for grading
twenty-five miles OF the new road from
MechanicsVille has been given 10 nrn
of Sew York contractors, who. IL Is said,
will promptly proceed with the Work.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

ard H Barker. et al, trustees. 20 VII
lam NJ. Schlueter. lot q, square 451; So
l7I7 Fifteenth street nOTtEVest-Wa al
ter g. Jennings ct uX- to Grace 81. Key.
lot %. square 2BI; SO.
Columbia Heights-Wiliam A. DObsOn
et ux TO William T. and Martina COlum-
bus lot q block g; 80.
l33 Hickman street sOutheast-T.
Franklin Schneider ct uX. TO Charles ".
/ Taylor lot -. square 1856 go
Washington Highlands - Charles G.
Taylor TO Judson r. Mcdaniel, lot l3.
block. I; go
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TTNE.

Special Passenger Service.
PITMOCTH-CIIE CRG-HAMBUR URG.
D schl' nd Apr. 2S,T am Deutschland. May 81
Amerika May 10 6 am 'Amerika. June :
B'cher. May Il L :30p-n lBluecher. June IA
Ksn \ Y. Nay24. 4pn iKaiSerin \ '. June Il
Among the special features OF these ships
are: Grill Room. RitZ-Carlton Restaurant a
la carte, Elevators. Gymnasium, Palm Gar
den. Electric Baths. etc
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER LONDON OR PARIS) AND
HAMBURG
Large Twin-Screw Vessels OF 1900 tons.
Superb Passenger Accommodations.
Batavia Apr. .2S, Scam i"OCeana. .... May IS
Patricia May 5.2:30pm Pennsylvan MIA. June
Pretoria. May 10. am Batavia. June 0
Waldersee. .AIay19. Bpm Patricia June 16
Via Plymouth and CherbOurg.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
4NLoItke. .......Apr. % P. AdaIbert. June 10
p. AdaIbert. e. May s p. Oszar. -.. July II
p. Oskar. June s lfMoltke. July "a
tMoltlxe .... June 10 P. Adalhert. Aug.
+Calls Gibraltar; has Grill Room and
Gymnasium.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
AGENTS WANTED

ers Ehs. Theological Students Taach-
orders 'nsh .oI ana ~omen. everybody 70 take
Franeiscof ,ll me authentic book OF the .'Sa n
cour1, ~ elIsnity True and graphic a p :
term ey so sye witnesses Best bo5lt. bes-
at once - Co. lays s credit; freight paid Write
AND RiP1 Zee q oubnt UNIVERSAL BOOK
Philadelplia' b., PSGoi iEIN. % North 9th st.
AGENTS Don't oan,.a-. . -
- o'heTs sfl fer you: we cor o.neIS, o,neI nave
piar ss,.ioer iIIoer and agency business. new
MI;-IlffP%si ss,eS SneS and everything furnished
caro. ~ HICKS. 35s Dearborn ST. Chi
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
LOSE.

Sav,p,s' 11IilkhoolS No 436. Is4 on Drv T0o-i,
upon safS ,oank Any person having claims
sarae a. oook is called upon 10 presenS tha
said hoo,' ehe bank within thirty days. or tbo
tinsrisb,a WIZ be declared cancelled ana exo
thereof " he" one issued in lieu
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
CUNARD LINE.

From Piers 51-52. North River
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
CARONIA. Observation-Disclosures "a ?. NJ
CAMPANIA- Apr. 2S. 9 a. NJ
Etrurta $500. May 3 Lucania. ......M May 10
Carmania. . May s Cmbrfa ...... Nav 10
S- SSt, = ,r,s n -; s,s - = = u
CARPATHIA. Apr 81. 4 p. NJ: Juns 10
SI4AVONIA. May 90. noon; July 10: Aug. %
PANNONIA 60. May 20. 10 A. NJ: July II
VERNON Fl. BROWN. c.. A
ol-o4 SfatA ST. opposite the Ratterv
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

CHAUFFEUR.-Colo-ed, age 2s: IN private
family: do ovsa repair work. years eX-
perience; hest personal references. Address
=. - West J5th St
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
HELP WANTED.

MSie.
I1iteInsen. person may earn n rooa
cs,,.ee. ,,osiis corresponding FOR newsnaperse No
fo- ra-,,a,,,, experience unnecessary send
DICATE. Lockport. \. Y. = ~
must prlgnt' og' neat hoy tor oflc'e work.
g. ".Ss. come well Recommended s5Gresss'
nectsS haniiowIiting, ~ stating salary ex-
Peeeeu' b- o., Box 10. TEibune once
MANf TEN u0) Of the best tDsuTa Nc.
~. sn IN me United states: / rnear inc
isTses, noa see middle man. but the hest and
"1,,ee ,sa,,. TO inese men $1,000 r,er YEAR ana
nor ens,,t 80 mar cannot be surpassed; now DO
are cans,Ia ms advertisement unless You
Ic!1 ,artieuars, which viii be held strictly
100 Ho-+ FRANK a. THOMPSON.
5elphis American Building, Ph!Ia-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
RALTIMnRE & Ohio p. 2.
sESx- Sun. 4DaiIy.
Through Daily Trains TO the West

Through UaIIy IfttIns % the West
Leave New York City. 23d ST. Li0'y ST.
CHICAGO PITTSBURG. IL 50 pIa l.. - n'r
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1IJ0 am u. % n'a
PITTSBURG, CL8VE. 50 pm 400 pm
"FITTSBURG LIMITED $50 pm zoo pm
GIN, ST LOUIS. LOUISV.. $50 am 1000 am
GIN, ST LOUIS. LOUISV.. $50 pm 500 pm
Offices: 261 434 1890 Broadway. AStor
House. los Greenwich ST.. % Union square
w. 39I Grand St. y. Y: 343 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn; West 23d St. and Liberty St
After p. m. sleeping car reservations
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information
p. & O. r. R. 2Sd ST. Terminal 'Phons
No Chelsea S144-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
Ny Fl q HARTFORD r. r.

N T.. N. n. q HAN 7 II N'fNII II ~
Trains Depart from Grand Central Station.
4ad So and 4th Ave. as follows fOr
BOSTON. via New London < Prov
ttl1O:OO. sx10:02 A. NJ, ttll1:Oe
sii2:OO p. M; via WiilimAntlc-ffs: %
A. NJ, 200 M: via Spfd-TS'Oo
IAKEvILLE and NoRFoLK-ts:4s A L.
1881 T. III.
Ct harrington. Stockbridge. Lsnox. Pitts
field-f4 so. tS:49 A NJ, 1881 P, n.
Ticket offices at cGrand Central station
B'way, c2J Unioa Square. ciS2 Fifth Ave.s
c245 Columbus Ave. e649 Madison Ave-.
Brooklyn c342 SEQ Fulton St. 800 way.
sDaily. Except sundays sStops az
i23th St xSjOps at f25th ST. Sundays c1ly-
eParIor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
nuLIARp ND POOL rkBLEs.

BILLIARD lN9 POOL TABLES
Fircl with the inconuar-
- able MONARCH CTSH-
'7-TsF ions. Endorsed b. all the
< prem nent Billiard Experts
IN .be UorlI. professional and amateur.
Prizes AND TEEIS TO SUIT ANY
AM AL oT-fREMENTS- BILLIARD
MATERIALS or EVERY DESCRIPTION
PFPtIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS AT
REASONABLE RATES.
THE BRUINS WICK EALhE - COLLEEN
DER co.
selesroous 20 and 31s 4th ave. cor.
1Gth 81.
Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
e-s: loves IIices. MARA BROS.. - Union
EqEEIe
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

CHAUFFEUR Single: registered: number
OF Years experience operating Peerless
and WintOn cars. private references. city
or country; moderate wages. L. BALD
WIN. lo9 Nesr 4Dth ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

CHACFFEU R.-YOunG man. colored; learn
70 Tun automobile; willing TO start with
srraH salary; private family or automobile
pany. J. 7. BELDOW, 1871 East New
York ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

RETAKER.-Married couple ono chill
dVenl seek care OF private dwelling our
JOSEPH. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

CHAUFFEUR.-Lic English; single;
make own repairs; or as coachman' or
good references. l.. Il. care Falls. 179 East
18th st
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
LackaWanna Railroad.

y. Y. foot Barclay. Christopher. West "a
Sts
fS 90 4. M.-For Btngnamtou and Elrnirh
80 90 A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81
Ions.
s1 30 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
~ 90 p. M-For Scranton and Plymouth
&C rs p. M-Fer Buffalo and Chicago.
sS - p. M.-FOr Buffalo. Syracuse. UTICA
90 co y. NJ For Chlcago-Sleepers ops1
$50 p. NJ
Tickets at 40 40. 11s3 1894 Broadway.
~. " $50 Fulton St, Brooklyn. Daily
fExcept SUNDAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DREssNAKING go a.IIIrNrpv

- ',-'lA = p oiorec, good al Ternod-
cling. oy fIe Gag or raEe yorl, bo77,.
!tie.s4ee. ADDRESS !. .. 1sS Amsterdam
ave, Office
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATIONS Eanted-Mals and Female
sour lines mot exceeding "a words). three
Insertions. 1b cents. seven Insertions 10
rents. Exceeding "a words and less than 40
Ssrtions. so cents
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
Mediterranean Service.

rom Bremen Piers, I'd & 4th SITS. HoboI1en
'FLRICHS & co. No. < Broadway, y. Y
Louis II. Meyer, 43 South Third ST..
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT NTS
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
roS SALE.
MACHINERY.

10 .e5EDCCED PRICEs.-soO .,cond h.ns
rgsrsn,seSa. anon working machines, fully
c6snrss -, Insehinery bought and eIs
1870. 80. =. EDDY. as Madison II.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

ShLSsIAhER; special Easter u-ices.
a, sETt waists, fancy gowns: also odt - day'
NHs LL4SA, lIsO Madison ave
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

AUTOMOBILE WASHER wants light wor,,
IN sarage; only cannot hear We'll KER-
RIGAN. Humboldt St. Union Hin. " !
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
BOARD ASD EooMs

.-.,c-s 2 cents per line. Sixteen
s'ntie ls- -lis. inns oons-c3tiveiy. 81. which
scr1s - s..e,stser 10 have rooms entered n
.Ss s snaes pirec,eTy Of pSsirao,s wrss hoOm, IN,
CIRCULAR.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

MALLORY LINE LUXURIOUS SHIPS.
ricEets 10 Texas, Colorado. MsXico New
Mexico Arizona Cai.f0rni@. Georgia. bioT-
ida, Alabama, etc. DELldHTFUL TRIPS.
Fla, &c tvia Key West). COlOnist tickets
10 California on inquiry our booklet
Pocket Guide free &. II. MALLORY &
CO. 10 Front ST. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

CARETAKIlR.-El Elderly couple desire care
I. d. G.. 254 sth ave
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

ACCOUNTANT.-Aud statements ,~I,I
balances, bookkeeping. etc: references.
terms moderate. ACCOUNTANT. 16 Wav-
er!ey Place
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
Fcfnate

~ ros-a. = - 6E;l,MAIDt', ;t', nurses cooks. wait
,o:-s-s lauilqIIeSses. ktchenmaids house
,,-.e Molneis' couples, useful men. at once. high
~ ~Nege9- MIS-. CoLLIER'S. 122 West &sd 81
DREsSMA kER WANTED -F,irst o,aes
waist trimmer and shirt ban6s T-C5.I9
RANE. 6l3 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
rrRNrsHEp RouXs 10 LET.

sinsi. insertions 5 cents per plii' linei <, ~hIeh
'r,l,;s. advertiser 70 have rooms en.e,go 70
n Tse Tribur.es Directory ot .'es,1~9s Ivrtts
ICONS for a peIiod of fourteen Gays WINS
foi c.rcGlaT.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23
rNFrRNIsHED ROOMS To LET.

= MANHATTAN zNE. Oooth st)--Singie
rai eirf. rooms and hath. steam, hot
water: select location SO
New-York tribune., 1906-04-23

CEAUFFEUR.-Pr Private family; city or
country. careful driver. machiuist. two
years' experience in repair shop; american ;
licensed: reference. A NUTTALI., lG2
East 7zth ST
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-25
GREEN RIVER WHIskEY
BEST ON EARTH

Green River Whiskey, the great
whiskey without a headache" is
possibly the most popular whiskey
distilled at the present time. In fact
it is almost impossible for any saloon
to do business without it, because
there are so many people who will
have Green River or none other.
The popularity of this whiskey is
based purely on its merits,
It is now and has been for nine con-
tinous years. the official whiskey of
all the United States Marine Hospi-
tails and used by them exclusively.
This in itself is a guarantee of purity
and merit.
Then again, this beverage is bot
tied in bond. This fact has more than
a passing significance, as it means
that after It Is bottled at the distil-
lery, the government puts a stamp
on the bottle. which means that no
one, no matter. how INSCRIPTIONS,
would dare to refill those bottles.
People know, therefore, that when
they step up to any bar and ask for
a drink of Green River, that they
get what they call for.
Green River received the highest
awards at the Paris Exposition in
1900, at st. Louis Exposition 1904, at
Liege. Belgium Exposition 1905, Port
land Exposition 1905.