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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22

John Updyke went to Rocky Ford
Wednesday. returning home on the
afternoon train.
Allen Burnett went to Pueblo
Wednesday on the morning train to
transact business.
Mrs. J. w. Madigan. Of Denver.
visited many La Junta friends sew
eral davs this week.
Miss Lizzie Sughrue. Of Pueblo. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Joseph
Posi-. for the holidays.
David Baker. of Kansas City. Mo.
is visiting his brothers, Horace and
Paul Baker. of this city.
Mr.. Paul Henkel visited one of
Pueblo's fair maidens last Sunday.
so say some of the local maidens fair.
There are fifty-six engineers and
fifty-eight firemen on the New
Mexico division of the Santa Fe at
the present time.
Joe Powars, one of the chief push
Of the Swink Town Company. was a
county seat visitor Thursday. via the
automobile route.
J. B. =. George, father of l.. N.
George. of the Holbrook country.
arried Wednesday from Monta Vista.
Colo. on . visit to his son.
Claude Fairy is expected to arrive
home today from Sacred Heart Col
Iege, Denver. 10 spend the holiday
season with his father, Joseph Fairy.
L. E. Cha6er. Of Denver, viii
cesebs.te with hin grandparents. Mr..
I'D Mrs. z. r. Ssephenspn, on
CAristmas day. - ~ occ.sioa Of
sAeir niftietA veddiag saaives1sy.
Pesenaseer Kinenes. ef Swiak.
vAo ~ been y tAe City Hapital
jSsr several days suffering frum m
seyr.vsted case of tlrust trvubie.
vns able to return home On the noon
train Sunday
Misses Gertrude Finney and Mabel
Le=her arrived home yesterday
mornine from OAeFfin College. Ober-
h- OAip. Roy YSnney and Miss
Jessie bAIdrflge. Who have been
\ seten1ing the staee sAiversisy -
IA1renn- KA- jsina the ysunG
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22
LOCAL Ase ssasosAl ,ress.

DIR. Frank Finney was a Pueblo
visitor on business Thursday.
John Updyke went to Rocky Ford
Wednesday. returning home on the
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22
es-s.ass L>.a asssss-sasasvs -
raw. h6po - Co0o0y
0wvn0 DuDvs. GnnuO

Yes who IS your tailor! The old reliable mems out
filters should be for you get what you want in either
ready-msde or tailor made. We have secured first
class tailor for store you get suit made for
you here, will take your and get you one
made by Chicagos best tailor Ed. w. Price Co. Come
and let us get you up a suit for Christmas We fit
and please YOU Yours For Fine Clothes,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09

cl5LFCL CARPET CLEANING Co
hF compressed air. steam. hand
a 60 los Broadway, 421 East 4Sth
--lE z BRANDT Tel. l32 -3sth.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
4 H1NK OF RED HAIR.
alleged Pulling of Ruby Locks an
Second 4venue Battle.

Yetta Tanerbaum. Of No. 1859 Second avenue. in
the Harlem police court yesterday said a hank Of
Feo halr was hers, and that il had been torn from
her head by Abraham Conecoff. a furniture dealer
OF NO. I1sl Second avenue. Conecof said Yetta
was double dashed falsifer. and that she had
Oousht the hair from a mattress dealer 10 use as
evidence. Magistrate Baker decided In favor OF
ConecoT
The hair matched Yettas thick. brick red locks
perfectly. but there no bald spots visible on
her pate. nor any places that needed a hair re-
storeF Rosa Kankey. who said she witnessed the
encounter testified that Conecofr did not pull any
Ietta produced also to corroborate the hair story
a torn red shirt waist whose rents she attributed
70 ConecoR- She said that ConecOff also owed her
money, having failed to pay rent when he boarded
IN ner house ConecOff questioned Yetta's veracity
S.i 1ss In picturesque language The battle of in
Eectlve continued until the magistrate splintered
apart.
Yetta said she went TO Conecoff's store yesterday
70 ouy furniture: While there. she said, ConecofR
kSruek her tore her clothes and pulled out large
ConecoR said Yetta assaulted him. BY the time
Poicemen OF the East loath street station arrived
Iney nao 20 force their way through a thousand
PersoRs who supposed especially those on the out
sac that murder was being done, from the stream
OF curses arising from the Of the excitement
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09

COUPLE, having until recently conducted
cafe and restaurant. would accept posi-
tion: country preferred. Address ROSS, 254
Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
GET IN ON GROUND FLOOR
Iammany Men Bay Land Along
Line of Proposed ImproUement

Tammany syndicate calling itself the Solicitors.
Realty Company recently purchased nearly one
hundred acres OF unimproved property on the
Rockaway Road. near Jamaica, Queens Borough
The syndicate is made up of Timothy D. Sullivan
Eugene D. Woods, Alderman Sullivan. ex-sherifr
Erlanger and Maurice B. Blumenthal When n
became known that Tammany men were quietly,
purchasing unirnproved property along the Rock
away Road IL was thought that the members OF
the syndicate must have advance information of
projected Improvements which would enhance the
value Of the property.
John Adikes, one OF the most active members Of
the Jamaica Citizens Association. which has been
fighting for years TO have tunnel dug beneath the
Long Island Railroad tracks at the Rockaway
Road crossing believes that plan recently pro-
pounded 70 the State Railway Commission is about
20 be adopted, with perhaps some unimportant
modih hcations. The plan includes the construction
or a tunnel and the widening Of Alsop street to
connect Rockaway Road with Hillside avenue,
the main automobile thoroughfare OF Long Island.
That will open a broad. direct boulevard TO the
Rockaways Land along the boulevard will
naturally rapidly increase in value. The Tam
manyiteS are credited with advance knowledge OF
the action Of officials regarding the tunnel and
street widening Jamaicans know only Of the plan,
which was exploited several months ago at a meet
ing before the Railroad Commission, and there met
with instant favor.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
THREE-ALARM FIRE IN WEST 5oTH ST
Threatening Blaze Quickly Extinguished-
Loss About Fifteen Thousand Dollars.

fire. which broke out yesterday afternoon
IN the hve story brick building Nos. 5O5-511
West Ftftieth street, for a time appeared TO be
more serious than it afterward proved Three
alarms were turned in in rapid succession, and
snort work was made OF the flames, which were
confined to the first and second stories, occu-
pied by. the Rose Manufacturing Company,
makers Of water coolers. The fire was under
control in about half an hour, and the police
estimated the damage at about $4,000, mostly
due TO smoke and water
The fire started in the boiler room Of the
laundry in the basement and worked upward
through the building through the holes in the
hoorlng that carried the betting from the driving
Wheel OF the engine. The fire was also spread
ing to the rear building through inclosed
bridges that lead from one building to the
other. These bridges acted as fues and had
1t not been for the prompt arrival of the fire.
men would have caused the rear building 10
catch fire. The fremen, with considerable diff
Guilty managed to get into the rear from Tenth
avenue and eXtinguished the fire in the bridges
before the rear building had chance to catch
fire. ''
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
,,vTO DOMINGO PANIC.
,..v Creditors Fear z. S. May
peetore Funds to Government.

-, R. July (Special) Information
=" -,-os from Santo Domingo indicates that
- ,anic reigns among the local creditors
ls.s. ronullic at the fear OF losing their pro-
q .-..a - share Of funds thus far collected in
p -,.r,,nican custom houses by the United
ne government and held for the purpose OF
Sc ~ mart Of the Dominican national debt.
- JsS.,,c is due 10 the fact that It Is widely
@DS @Ds IN Santo Domingo that the Minister
sli..-a-ce. Senior Velassquez. is now visiting
q -s,,gton for the purpose Of trying to induce
..orican administration to intrust to the
ihs ,.on government 100000 Of the funds held
D0.--os;, bv the United States for the alleged
o. - ~. - having off the local creditors. AS
-,.ra,e economical situation OF the pres
uas oo,,,nican administration is well known,
ea' ...1 creditors fear that should the United
II' How the government to get hold of the
So they viii never see a cent OF what is
~. .he,, and 1t is asserted that they are pre-
g. OD9 n protest energentically If such a thing
occurs.
:, 81, the local creditors is warmly opposing
" .,-ning over 10 the Dominican administra-
- any funds destined for the settlement OF
-, claims. They say that they look to the
---..s states for payment when the proper time
..-ss for distributing the funds collected for
ssat purpose. and not 10 Santo Domingo. which
=. always shown itself incapable OF salts
e,caorily handling money matters. The credit
=. rant santo Domingo 10 keep her hands of
=. ,,onev which It has caused so much trouble
!. .o'Iect and want the United States to COM
-. The work thus far carried out 10 the salts
ttion Of al parties concerned
Ar--president Juan Isidro Jimenez has been in
45na Ia faFTvd d1NyG aI1v,@
sea-ses is stiu at St. Thomas, where he con-
s-,es 70 await developments in Santo Domingo.
5r--sral FugeniO Deschamps who left Santo
Son,ingo for the British island OF Grand Turk.
e. he attempt 70 assassinate him in Puerto
@5sta few months ago. is still In that island,
togsfi,er with many other eXiles.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
THINK ALLEGED SUICIDE WAS MURDER
Theory Of Coroner Aoritelli for Asphyxiation
Of Ellen Holmes, the Nurse.

Coroner Acritelli, who has charge Of the case
OF Ellen Holmes. the young nurse attached to
DR.. Herzogs hospital, No. 465 Lexington ave-
nue. who died on Saturday morning from gas
asphyxiation. is not satisfied with the police
theory that the young woman committed suicide
The coroner will investigate the case thoroughly,
ana expects to get evidence TO warrant an ar
rest. Murder IS suspected.
Three witnesses have been subponaed to ap-
pear before the coroner to-day-Philip c. Ces-
man. an orderly at the hospital, and two nurses,
Mary OBrien and Rosa Glanzer.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09

efoay. They anchored IN the North River off Goth
Saree, Both vessels have been IN this port before
Inc JuFien dc Ia Gravier is a vessel OF 5sq5 tons
@ M~s Duiit az Laurent in 1889 and carries eight G.
Iy ronE 1v-lneh guns and twelve rapid fire guns
4o~ rev numbers 5ll men. The DesRix Is Of ISIS
e.,5 so,, se het main battery consists of eight
eas-. ,o ~ lncn guns. She was built az 81 Ma
S@l5e s5e,. n s 1s0: and carries 5Sl men,
Anry OF the sailors OF the warshins vvaro ~,
snore leave last evening, and about a hundred ~
es In Tow OF several guides visited Coney Isl
His!le otners patronized the ''runberneck'
automobiles and saw New York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09

GARDENER. BY experienced man: mar
ried; two children; florist, landscape work,
management Of stock. poultry; in fact. full
management OF gentleman's S private estate;
very highest references. Address A. X.
GARDENER. care Peter Henderson & Co..
35 Cortlandt st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
New llERsEY CENTRAL


STATIONS e. TG0: asd di9sE'y Scr. IS ST R \ b 81
Time shown below Is from Liberty SEr
west I'D 81 leaves 10 minutes earlier. eA-
eept as noted BY designating marks
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN p
AND MACCH CHUNK-z4-0O C7-15 Eas-
EastoR only p ~ sun. z4S0 \. s.
Loo. SEQ and 500 r. NJ
W4LkESBARRE AND SCRANTON-0.l0
a. N-. l2O. 800 p A. sundays. zASo
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHURST. TONS RIv-
1.3O. 500. Lakewood and Lakehurst only.
k340. sundays, 7.GO A. n. O.aO Lake.
wood and Lakehurst)-
ATLANTIC CITX-~9.4O A NJ. xi-Oo. $40
A9NG 9Ss ! PEANGH eSS2H AsBURX PARK-
q %. 1s0' Pas. asO. ah4.s5. sass. a5.i5.
S,SO. 6SG tl20l, sundays. except Ocean
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT,
bR1SeH1za.OO 1 1s5.s6. $50. 81 ii.sO (. AoSs s.
4'Sg; 4SO; - $50 ESQ p H. sundays. &Oo
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
RRRFGaH5LANDs; RR NJ e,5l5,7l ,S5lE5,A7lBR44G5Ts L0NG
PLEASANT-Pier 81. n r. ". 42d ST.,
ais IS: SO 70 7ss Sfs e. s SUNDAYS sO Us 1so sS
1&S5. 3SS. Is4S ?. b Pier 10. n b.
SSSdaF So q s. st. s2O. 1000 dl,oO A. q. leo.
.
1000 =. NJ. Loo. 400. T. 10 p NJ
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVIII,Ty
AND WILLIAMSPORI-ll zA3Q.
fe.OO. l.9 10. C1OOO. HOO A. NJ Reading.
only). pll1-OO. lI1-2O. t2O0 p 1I ROaH-
ms; Pott5yille, Harrisburg only. taO0.
300. I-3O p. NJ
PHILADELPHIA
sz4-So. m7O9. ms. 90 400 msl0O0 sllO0
A NJ, ms12O0. m1.OO. - 100. s3.O0. s4OO
m-oOO. ms60O. 200. fS.0O. s9.OO. plO.30
p. NJ. Js12 IS mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
SEQ. ms1O.OO Hsl2OO, ms2OG uifs4.C,a
m-6.00. ZOO. 1s1215
eDaily. 4Detly except Sunday. pSuufaYs
.Farlor cars only liViR Tamaqua- ak
eepc saturdays. mDlnius car. XSGturilays
only zIE0n Liberty St. only
From Iwenty-third $500 P. n.
eS5O p II. e122O p n. GS30 p -
1l1;5O P. H.. ks.2O P. 81. v5.S0 p. M.
Ofices: Liberty St.. West 2sd ST.. g Astor
House. 245, 4s4 1900. 1854 Broadway. Is1
9th Av., 2S1 5th Az. 25 Union Square West
2T9S Sd Av-. 1O5 West 125th 81. 2I5 Co.
lumbus Av-, New York: : Court St. SfH.
944 Fulton St.. 80 Nostrand Av. Brook
lyn; $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks bag
gaze 10 destination. 531
". G. BESLER c. NJ BURT
Vice-PTes- & Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Ageut-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09

GARDENER ad)-Sangle; thoroughly
experienced; hot or cold graperies. peach
and nectarine houses orchids palms and
all hothouse exotics, vegetables and all out
side work on large place. Address d. NJ.
q Phoenix ave. MoFristown. n. ].
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
CARPET cIFANINc

V!D CARPETS wove, into ruqs r
r.oOha, formerly with Harlem Rug
81 g9.. III East 55th ST Telephone.
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TO THE
GATSMllR MOUNTAINS

VN U VNUL@ UUBUUN U WBNN
Via the Catskiu Mountain. Otis and Cats
kill and Tanner6viIls RailWays
Direct connection with y. Y. Central traIns
leaving New York at 1854 and HIS a. III
daily. except Sunday. and p. NJ daily:
21d West Shore trains leaving W. ed 81
1880 and HAS A. NJ. daily, except Sunday
and 2;45 ?. NJ. daily
AIs0 direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSKILL
EVENING LINE STEAMERS. PURCHASE
TICKETS VIA CATSKIII.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
RAH ROADS.

| PLEMMSYIL VANIAI
X A l. II o AID.
STATIONS foot.of West TweRty-thlrd stree,
ana Deshrosses and CoTtlandt Streets.
Ano leaving time from Desbrossos and
CortlandJ Streets Is I've minutes laeeF than
that given below for Twenty-thlrd street.
FOR THE WEST.
49, ~ CHICAGO SPECIAL
ee.50 An. PITTSBURGH DAY EsS<RItESS.
-4OSS AN. THE PENNSYLVANIA LINZ
1IED.-Chicago. Cincinnati. and
ST. Louis.
sLS5 Pm. 81 LOUIS LIMITED.
'4;aS Pm. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
1855 Psi. PENNSYLvANIA SPECIAL.
IS hours TO Chicago.
49, ~ CHICAGO LIMITED
% = ]. n WESTERN EXPRESS.
10 PM ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
Ie5 PM PACIFIC EMPRESS.
'e-25 Pm. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS
'o55 PM PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND Tf1E SOUTH
s7.55. SIS. s925. s955. slO.55 a m. 1225.
ited;5. ss2s. as, .4.sS. .s.5s, 3 . pm.
G No. nIzas I .Sss Sg5sny a @ ons9.ssionai % 3 5sI
1dmited,C. s3.2 25. s425. s4.55. .5.S0. S.2S
2. m. 1910 night.
- sad4ets1e HAlLsNAA.--S-Sos et-Aos y
ATLANTIC = sA COAST LINE.-s9.23 a N. and
80 p. m. daily.
sE;AABoARD q B5SoARD AIR LINE.-l22s p. m. and
NoHkOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
~,,,.Sz3 2: m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-.7.S5
d m Weekdays; slOj5 a. m and -4.SS
F6R OLD PoIxr COMFORT and NOR
1sA;E.I'ZO IA j.,'lI'ZO a m weekdays and SIS
ATLANTIC CITY.-8SS a. m. and ass
= Pr q; m. weekdays. sundays. s7.55 a. N.
AZ = EA1,-l.5S p m weekdays; eos
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK ocean
S1S (NoIth AshuTy Park Sundays).
enc, enc FSint Pleasant, A.O0 from Desb. 8
4&2S (1265 Saturdays only except long
Sranchl l1.25 Saturdays Onlyj, . 25. 26I
S5S D. m no &ss25Ixe sSsSpt Ions 5rsnShl 4SS aaa
4O'0 a. FOR %;f a9S PE1f. AS ?, RFT e p,y,,
O'e%; .3;1o To- g 81, sI5S: S25. SIS. s925 s96S
a;sl. 42S. as !'t4; IS for North Phiiadelphia
925 055 for North Philadelphia onIv1
eos. '75S. s.25 . eS. s.5S. sfiO55. sio5s
355. % 25 (s+4.5S Tor North PhiiSdelphis;
onIy). e4:5J. S5.S5 s6.25. T,65. s.25. SIS
S2S (s55 for North Philadelphia only
2 m, u 10 night.
'Dining Car 4Limited Train.
1lcket Offices. Nos. 481. 1854. ana ITO
=. sbroad1way; way 1S2 Fifth avenue Below 2Sd
ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue corner 29th St),
ana stations named above: BROOKLYN. &
Court Street. 419 Nostrand Avenue SEQ
t5SIoadway. tSIy and Pennsylvania Annex sta
tton- The New York Transfer Company
VIII call for and check baggage from ho-
teis ana residences through 20 destination.
Ielephone 'i542 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
w. W. ATTERBURY. JR WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
GEO. W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09

GARDENER. Married. 42: no children; 20
years experience under glass and outside;
charge Of gentleman's country place with
cottage; best reference. W. d, Box 13.
Pleasantville. y. Y
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LOST.

LoST:-Bankbook No. s63. .s43. Bank for
savings $50 4th ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 228 2OI
q the German Savings Bank in the City
OF New York, corner 4th ave and 18th ST.
Issued 20 John Goebel. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same. II not
returned 70 the bank on the 18th day OF
July, 1906. duplicate VIII be issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
FRENCH CRUISERS IN HARBoR.
s,Hors Visit Coney Island and PatrOnize
Sightseeing Automobiles.

Tho armored cruiser Desaix and the second class
....lssbin Jurieu de Ia Gravier. Of the French
- v-tich have been cruising in South American
"a Vest Indian waters. arrived in this port yes
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N. Y, N. H. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart fFon Grand Central station.

N. Y. ". H. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Stafious
42d ST. and 18th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON VIA New London & Prov.-f&S-O1
tt19SC sxli55o;S@ sl5S 4 A4,.MSd. e. !sl SSSS
sYi2:O0 p. 81: via Wiiiimantic-tss:Oi
A. 81. 700 p NJ. via SPsd--f9slA
PORTLAND & BAR HARBOR--fsS:lS p N
WHITE MOUNTAINS, ST. ALBANS and
QUEBEC fFiiS;4O a. NJ. 1000 p n
WORCESTER and FITCHBCRG. via PUT
LAKEEILLE and NORFOLK - Tq9-o,.e u
A. NJ. 1881 p NJ .-,es.
Ct harrington. Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
held-f4.54. se9:O2 A NJ. sl:24. 1881 Pm o'
Ticket Offices at cGTand Central Stati1c lr
and e125th ST. also az c245. 1ls5. c13ss
B'way. c2S Union Square. c1S2 Fifth Ave-
e245 Colun,hus ave. ESQ Madison Ave. 2
clos ". 10Th St. 2l9S Third Ave. In
Brooklyn. ca Court St. 4T9 NosJrand Ave,srl
$50 B'way.
sDaily. tENcept Sundays sSaturday.
only. gStops at 125th 81 xStops az l1Efs, u
s. Sundays only tParlOr Car L.iuifo=gs ar
HAS dining car cParlOF and Sleeping Car
tickets also.
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STEAMBOATS,.
BO s TOM AER AER F2INTsN e25!TIS NB d

80 ~ - W ~ NEW ENGLAND
Wireless Telegraphy on all Steamers
river. Leave Pier 10. ". r., foot Of War
ren St., week days and Sundays az $50
7. NJ strs- Priscilla and Puritan OrcheS
ira on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. -Bos-
ton, East and North. I've. Pier Is, y. ~
e. Murray St. week days only. 500 P. NJ.
Strs- Providence Eew) and Pilgrim Or
chestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Aarth1s Vineyard and Nantucket. Leave
Gays only. az 500 p n. Pier 90, Past
River. foot East 22d ST., $50 P. NJ. Strs.
Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE for New London. Block
Pler. Worcester. East and North. I've Pier
4u N. r.. IT. ClaTkson ST.. week days only
500 P. u. Day trip Mondays. see below.
str9 City Of Lowell and Chester ". Chaplin.
DAYIIGHT TRIP ON LONG ISLAND
SOUND StP5S on! on MONDAYS ONLY str g Chester " "
2. r., It. East 22d St, I6:45 A NJ: due
New London Sis p. N. Close train connec-
tion there for Norwich. Watch Hill, Nara
gansett Pier, Providence. Boston. Regular
Norwich Line rates. Special round trip
tickets, $3.50. Good returning from New
London same or Tuesday night: due n, Y.
next morning; returning by rail same day,
due n. y. IL 90 =. NJ $3.50.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hart
ford. Springfield and North. Str. Richard
T. NJ; Sundays. $50 a. NJ Leaves IT, E.
22d St. week days, 800 p. NJ: Sundays,
1000 A NJ Sundays due New York on re-
Tickets and .sJaterooms. all lines. at 10
Park Pl. 245, 6I3, 1ls5 and 1884 Broadway,
ave. 243 Columbus Ave. 100 W. 125th ST.
2'9S Third Ave. and at Piers. New York.
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WORK WANTED.

Four lines mot exceeding "a words), three
insertions, 10 cents; seven insertions. 30
cents. Exceeding % words and less than 40
words. three insertions, 80 cents; seven in
sertions. go cents
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r Z
sEx. Sun.

sEX. Sun. fDailw
Through Daily Trains 20 tue West Us
Leave New York CITY. S3d St. Lfb'T So
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. I15O pm I215 ne
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. I15O am 12O0 nm
PITTSBCRG. CLEVE'D. 3.5O pm 400 prn
''PITTSBURG LIMITED $50 pm 700 pm
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOUISV. II so pm 70 rs ne
GIN. 81, LOUIS. .LOUISX. ESQ am 1000 an
GIN. 81. louis. .LOUISV $50 pm 400 uEI
Offlces; 2z5. AS4. 1900 Broadway Astor
House. l03 Greenwich St, Is Union square
W. S91 Grand ST. N Y: S43 Ft1lton ST.
Brooklyn: West 23d 81. and Liberty Sc.
After p. m. sleeping car reservations
and fun information regarding trains e:o.
can be obtained az Bureau Of Information.
B. 8 o. r. r.. ga Sc. Terminal Phone No
Chelsea S144-
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MACHINERY.

'>==>-=---------->ss
AT REDUCED PRICES.-600 second hand
wood and iron working raachfnes. flJIlr,
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
hanged. GEO B. EDDY 3eS Madison 81
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN LIME.
Fast Express Service

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ERBOURC-HAMBURG
SE'enn' a.. July Il. IL 80 ~Patricia- July y
Kais. A. W July 10, ATnertka- Aug
batavia. .Jly21, 5A. NJ SPretoria- Aug
Deutschld d. Jy28 SA- NJ IBluecheF. -. Aug
sVia Dover for London and Paris
Hamburg direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
p. Oskar. July ZIP. Adalbert. Aug. z
xNToItke July 24l 3Aloltze ..... Sept. II
4Calls Gibraltar. has Grill Room and
Gymnasium.
TRAVELLERS CHEEKS ISSUED Bt
THE COMPANY.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y. J.
Phone. 1900 Rector. Piers. HobOken-
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AMERICAN LINE 4Dm S4tI1Rg per Ss $50 IS. 4 4 4 4
PLYMOUTH-CHERB' 'G-SOUTHAMPTON
ST. Paul July IL So. Louis. ..... Aug :
New York July 2s Philadelphia. Aug. II
RED STAR LINE "a IsoT e. R'er r.
DOVER-ANTWERP- PARIS)-
iceland. J " 4. 10:SOam Finland. Aug I. 3 ;5Opu
Vad RI q. Jy2S, 0:3OaTn Zeerd. AS. II. 1O:30aIu
WHITE STAR LINE = EToY e RieF
NEW YORK-Q NSTOWN-LIVERPOOI
Majestic. July11. 1Oaual Teutonic- -July25. .lOan
Celtic July13. II SCAM Cedric. July 2. .9:Soam
Oceanic j 'ylS. 3:3Opu Baltic. Aug. l. noon
TIE T9 MEDITERRANEAN AzoRAs TRA
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. Aug. 4. 10 A. NJ; Sept. .. Nov. 3
FROM BOSTON
ROMANO. e. Sept. 15. 1:SO A. NJ; Oct. q
CANOPIC. Aug. II. $3.50 P. NJ Oct. 9
PASSENGER OFFICE 9 BROADWAY.
Freight Oflice, Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl
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RESTAURANTS.
TYPEWRIIESG.

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TYPEWRITERS.-Pem $40; Gran
dali IS; Densmore. Hcst or Hammond
So 90. Expert repairing, GAYs 12l West
i25th 81.
TYPEWRIT ERS-All makes sold, rented
repaired, exchanged: reliable service.
GORMAN. 20 Nassau 81. Telephone 2T4o-
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

-, assertions : cents per line. Six
s.-ls. -ls-.e-5s seven times consecutively. 81.
~ e. entities advertiser 10 have rooms
Al...-es A..-.s in The TribuEe's Directory OF
..ia.i.7rs6ls .aisls6l Rooms for q period OF fourteen
- Write for circular
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HELP WANTED.

YEARS OF AGE. TO WORK IN OF
FICE; MUST BE BRIGHT AND WILL
ING AND HAVE FIRST CLASS REFER
ENCES. ADDRESS w. G. H.. BOX IS.
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Female.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 20 $50 monthly at home in spare time
corresponding for newspapers; no canvass
ing; experience unnecessary. Send for par
ticulays. PRESS SYNDICATE. LocGpoEts
N.
COOK. chambermaid and general house
worker wanted: positively no charge for
obtaining situation during summer months.
SWART EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Co
lunbus ave. corner 10th St Tel 692O-
River
LADIES 81 an hour al home; send stamp.
LADIES AID, 6S, Durham, Conn.
EXPFRIENcED stenographer and ONCE
assistant; state salary and experience.
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YOUNG WOMAN stenographer and book
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