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New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
,rPyFAM TRIAL BEGINS
Talesmen admit Prejudice
'''s ..;n,t Insurance Officials.

,-a,ree Burnharn. tr-. counsel for
ne E'-i Tassrvs Life Insurance Company on
r. safDA, =. .harging him with grand larceny
5. i1di' - in the Criminal Branch of the
sgsn VS.. 80 Justice Greenbaum presiding
sse - the twelve jurors neeoea lor ''ie L ''''
fga' .,.eted before the adjournment
ser ..rt s District Attorney Mott the prose
As.,,ss that Mr.. Durham be sent to the
81 the night. William Rand, jr., Mr.
rsnDs counsel. objected, urging that the
ssfnn1,', v-bic, 1Ir. Burnham had been at lib
vi ~ s,,47-;ant. Justice Greenbaum allowed
q -, 70 &c. in the custody Of his coun-
= D1,, pa75.s promise 10 be responsible for
I ? O. = 81 the trial again this morning
1 .1eer. an engineer, was chosen fore
aa", "a srrv Many talesmen were excused
. 5av for expressing prejudice against
'SHs officials. It was noticeable that the
r0- --e-a asked II they were acquainted
e.rs-o- Thomas c. Platt. and were re-
- -r,,-lz- # they replied in the affirmative.
s'l'- ..sota5 that the four remaining jurors
lals,+as ~ this mornings session Of the
-s. ,.-..-.- ...,,.,-- ---,.,
..,-re Durham. jr. was indicted Jointly with
-, Durham. president, and George
vice. TE1S4t4t-4Lt u t44C HIS III
J. .-.,v - and there are five indictments against
= 7ra men. All three were in court yes
= ,,o-rirg. and Mr.. Mott wanted them all
--,zz together. but Mr.. Rand objected as a
- - right. and asked Mr.. Mott 10 select the
ss trled first. Mr.. Mott accordingly Sc
- George Burnham, tr., 10 be tried on one
-. .,=i-+rnerts. which accuses him Of grand
!, The payrent Of 81 500 TO Nichols &
- a-+o-revs for 2. r. Armstrong, on Oc-
rssr q 1901,
=. paynlent Of the money appeared on the
=. af the Mutual Reserve as on contract
- Armstrong and the company, but II IS
I'D hat the payment was in settlement OF
.,-.t brought by Douglas Wells against Fred
Burnhsm as an individual, and that
-. Durham, Il. had represented his broth
- counsel in che litigation. The larceny
.-sz was in taking money belonging TO the
holders Of The company to pay a private
80 the president
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
AFTER @. N. CERTIFICATES
L. S. Steel Corporation SAID To Be
iSteady Buyer.

constant purchaser Of all Great Northern ore
certificates which may be offered for sale is likely
to be found it IS said in we'll informed steel and
iron circles in the person of the United States Steel
Corporation. The lands from which the steel cor
poration has contracted TO mine ore a royalty
basis contain from 50N00000o 750OooG00 tons. and
for that ore the steel corporation will within the
life Of the contract have to pay to the holders or
the certificates S6e0O00.O9o or more
The certificates trading in which. when issued =
was started on the curb several days ago. the
opening price being s1la. sold down yesterday from
ST to 80 on large transactions. A. 80 the tota4
value Of the 100000 shares would be $2o0O0.0o
The surplus OF the steel corporauon-Ss9'Vtoc" At
the beginning of this year-is estimated TO be now
nearly s1Ooo00o00. after providing for all of the
work 10 be done at Gary UP to 1905 and 1t IS ar
gued that 1t would be excellent business po4Cy
for that great concern devote as large part d5
necessary OF its surplus. which in the present n
being increased, TO buying in the ore certificates
as offers
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
BANKERS' VARIOUS VTEWS
II. ". Peabody's Letter Brings Out
Different Opinions.

Several bankers OF the city yesterday expressed
much interest In the letter OF Henry w Peabody
printed IN The Tribune. and particularly IN the
view that the removal Of the restriction on the
retirement of bond secured bari, notes would re-
move the present of the non-elas sticfty Of
"diS cremation None the less there was disagree
laenr vita Mr.. Peabody on the subject An officer
OF one CT the largest banks In the city while fa-
Vorng the repeal OF the existing law limiting the
month. said:
provide elasticity Of bank circulation because the
ienent OF bank notes under the present system
mohta in which the banks have retired notes up TO
IS 'T oe SSV9 w ~ permitted under the exisgng law 1t
10. 10 De supposed therefore that If the restrlc-
Ton were removed and the banks had unlimited
selves of the power The reason for failure to re-
Nre oank notes in larger volume at times when
OF the resere TSa IL oanF m ne n0S T as 1o
retired.
Another official OF leading bank said that the
removal OF the restriction the retirement Of
bank notes would increase the elasticity Of the
fency' and therefore be Of vast importance only II
Congress changed the laws so permit banks
TO issue credit currency, adding:
The advantage Of enabling the banks to issue
notes based partly on their capital would be that
increased TO meet he demands Of business and
would De redeemed by the banks Immediately when
the demands ceased. Instead Of remaining in the
bank vaults part of the reserves credit cur
rency OF the banks would be either in circulation
or be retired. just as the demands of the commu-
nifty required.
Henry Clews said he thought all paper currency
should be based on readily convertible assets and
redeemable in gold, adding:
In seeking increased hexibility for our currency
l would not suggest anything that would impair
the value of United States bonds as basis of cir
cIlauon; but il deserves consideration whether
ne" currency might not be issued by moderate ely
increasing, above the par of the bonds. but -nOt
above their average market value, the amount OF
notes TO be secured by, them. Then, too. why
should not national banks be authorized 70 issue
fXed proportion Of circulating notes upon their
general resources these to be secured by guar
antee fund? To induce the retirement of these
notes when not needed, owing to money being
superabundant at low rates. this asset circulation
could be made liable TO a graduated tag.
W0'hd make the asset curl enCy first lien upon
the assets Of the issuing banks, and allow the
banks 10 redeem their notes at appointed redemp-
ton places in the large cities. This would save
the trouble and delay of sending them 10 Washing
ton and, by facilitating redemptiOns when money
easy, give more .ebb and flow 10 the currency
and tend TO prevent excessive speculation in times
when there 3 q glur of money.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
RESTRAIN NEW WABASH BONDS.
Injunction Granted on Application of James
Pollitz-Mortgage an Objection.
by Telegraph to The T-lbune.I

st. Louis, Nov. 26.-Judge Withrow OF the St
Louis Circuit Court. granted q temporary injunc-
ton to-day restraining the Wabash Railway Com
pany from issuing per cent gold bonds to the
amount Of 100000 in place Of a like amount Of
non-nterest bearing debenture bonds. The suit
was brought to-day by James Pollitz, OF New York
City, who owns 100000 OF Wabash common stock.
He represents also other stockholders They object
not only 10 the interest on the bonds, but also
10 the proposed mortgage which would cover all
the corpany's property instead Of only that west
of the Mississippi River. as in the case Of the old
MORTGAGE. The hearing is set for December T.
Th@ decision of the company TO retire the de-
renture bonds with a new issue of per cents wa )
Or-ohar last.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
ASKS MONEY FOR FILTER.
Commissioner O'Brien Wants
$4,000 900 for Jerome Park Plant.

Commissioner John H. O'Brien OF the De-
partment Of Water supply Gas and Electricity
has asked the Board Of Estimate for So 1873 600.
He wants S4,OO0.O00 for the new filtration plant
at Jerome Park Reservoir. The other money IS
for improving the water supply.
The new filter for the water to be stored in
the great Jerome Park Reservoir will cost about
S12,o00.00O. An experimental filter is now being
used there, which cost $4,000. It is for dis
covering the action Of certain animal life and
plant life the waters. The enormous plant
10 be constructed will be a sand filter. It will
not only filter the water, but De safeguard
against the suns too strong light and heat rays,
especially in summer. when the growth OF detri-
mental vegetation n reservoirs IS increased.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
WILLIAMS ANSWERS vARDAMAN.
lax About Repeal Of Constitutional Amend
ments IS Hysteria, He Says.
rBy Telegraph 70 TIE rrr1ne ]

By Telegraph The Tribune
----a- Mss. E--- 2s.-"C5overror Tardar1an-s =
s.+-.-an s-.n t'r tl= repeal Of The Fourteenth and
s..sl s..-.sl aIn5l-1--r-s Is mere hrsterIa" said Con-
r-e-E -. s..ssIA = sIA -aTD Williams here to-day in a
als.cr --' '7--"l'aSE -'f United states
-gae,- @o 55o[ar1o- IS q moronaniac on the Negro
IL 30 ~ ..it.l. and does not understand
Mrs er--if-1- ot The South. Opinion in the
'rro-s~- - y r5' IS nor ripe for such a step Nv
srg -. -,--I -L1-lSl nothing IN the Senate
a-sfsr-s.- -..=- tl1sr n the Southern states have
Mgr --s solved the political phase of the
.aTesiss. which IS all that can be hoped for
lrs-5~- NON the repeal Of the Fifteenth
1rrr-+s AE knowledge OF national affairs
s-a --e - urge the people TO let well er0T7e :
-ae 70. - >f5r2 IS no longer menace poIiticaliv
r III. s--- --- lies IN The great mass Of Negroes
@.-'h and their deEeneracy.''
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
Male

ATTENDANT T.-Compauron 70 an invalid.
experienced. educated. gentIernanlv. ac-
customed 70 travel: New York references.
Graham. 60 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

BOY. i. wishes 10 learn trade DAME
MonahaE. 19S North 4th st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE MEN CONFER

committee representing the twenty-one mem
rs Of the New York Stock Exchange who are
l=aae7s Of Philadelphia firms was in conference
r. yesterday with the Committee Of Arrange
-=-s q the Exchange. which denied last week the
-7l--st ot r7e sdelph.a men for permission
.i-[ert t.e.- Offices or private wire with tha
--5 55.5L a-ea-z Mining Exchange. The
-l------Li-.- which Is urging the removal OF
-4 lesi[-c-iol consists OF Edward o. T0Iand Of
rs-- ra-- eros AZ Co and Charles Il. Bean, OF
ss5 = 4 = EeaA & Co. Another conference viii he
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
NEW ARMoRY FOR 2D BATTERY.

Tss arro-v board recommended yesterday that
s. sa be appropriated by the city for an armory
,- IRE q Battery. This battery used 20 occupy
;s 51ld-lS II Park avenue which vas burned n
70 Park Avenue Hotel fire. After the fire the
s-sry went % The Bronx. It's building will be
-a- part OF The city. Charles g. Haight VIII
3 la architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS COMING.

s--!.zzs,d. H.. Nov Ex-Governor Deneen start
.: today for New York. where he will attend the
meeting q IRE board Ct directors OF the Illinois
central Railroad. os which HI is ex oflcio q mem
.s- Judge Dickinson, counsel for the Illinois
gg--rzI Will az tlls meeting present the claim OF
-e State II Illinois for some three million dollars
ik taxes, and Governor Deneen will be in at
..zssaee . arsWer questions resarding the claim.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court
William c Powell. voluntary petition, No. 4S
West 9th street. showing liabilities OF N4619 and
assets Of SO. The principal crellJlrs are Pierce,
Butler & Pierce. S41i0: a. 4 Griting Iron Com
pauy. S2156; and Mason Manufacturing Company.
il 535.
An involuntary petition filed against the
Cluster Gas Light Company, Of No. e. Bowery, by
three creditors, with claims as follows: David NJ.
Levy, 1896: Hilfmau & Htman, $50 and SaviJZky
< fiolomb. $107. Augustus II. SkiIlen was ap-
pointed receiver, with a bond of $1,000 Preferen-
tial payments are alleged.
An involuntary petition was filed against the
firm Of Greenberg Bros. & Co. No. 81 West 18th
street bv three creditors. with claims as follows:
Joseph samueIs & Co. a.l72; Goldman & Woolf
800, and Jean Gray, 500. Insolvency is admitted
Schedules OF Isaac Levy show debts Of IS 973 and
assets Of $40 The principal creditors are E. Nc
Elfatrick & son, $500. and Brooklyn Bank Brook
Iyn S235S. The assets consist of cash $50: cloth
ing SO and theatrical makeup, costumes etc $50
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
,.MsH PoLlcYHoLoERs IN LINE.

.. International poucyhoIders' committee has
-ss cable message from Copenhagen, Den
-,-s saving that the committee had been sup
--sz II q meeting Of Danish Dolicyholders in
l-s1ssr companies, which had been called by the
r,-sb Home Minister. A recommendation that
----so'5srs vote fer the candidates nominated
= ne committee was passed al the meeting. The
----ss Yesterday began sending 10 pOlicyhold-
- u denmark ballots Of the united committees
~ Fo-b he New York LIE and Mutual Life cleo
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
COPPER RANGE DIVIDEND.

Boston. Nov. 26-The directors of the Copper
Range Consolidated have declared quarterly divl-
dend of IL per cent and L per cent extra Ihree
months ago H. per cent was declared
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
US JUDGE UMPIRE IN RAILROAD CASE

Wilmington Del nov 25-Judge George Gray, OF
e United States Circuit Court, to-day announced
rs acceptance If the appointment as umpire on the
s-1 q areitra-iCn 10 settle the differences be-
zen ne southern Rs way Company and its ma
ls's The hearing VIII begin about January l
q meanwhile The machiulsJs VIII continue at
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
SurrOgates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
York dated Su4e 18th 1906 notice is hereby given
to all persons having CLAIMS assnSt EdlLh Parker stm
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers
City OF before the tenth day January
Dated New York. % day Of July. 1906.
ARTHUR H. MAsTEN. WILLARD PARKER BUTLER
MAsTEN & NICHOLS. Attorneys for Executors 40 wan
Street. New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
/ T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice hereby given TO all persons having
New York deceased, to present the same. with vouch
ers the subscriber at its place OF
Ing business No % William Street, Borough of
haitian, in the City of New York on before first
ga Dated New York the goth day of September 1908
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
TURNER .ROLsTON & HORAN, Attorneys for Exec
utor % william Street New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK n
4 FITZGERALD Surrogate of the County Of New York
Caldwell w McAlltster. late OF the County OF New York
deceased present the same with vouchers thereof
subscriber at her place OF transactns business No
the 18th day Of April
Dated New York, the 1st day Of October 1906
Attorney for Executrix.
35 Nassau st. New York City
L Fitzgerald a surrogate Of the County or New York
notice hereby given all persons having claims against
York deceased TO present the vouchers thereof
subscribers their place OF trausacng business
No 900 Broadway the city Of New York before
Dated New York; the 10Th day Of November. 1906,
THOMAS MARsHALI4 STEWART, Jr Executors
VAN NESS & VAN NESS, Attorneys for Executors No.
200 Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
Business Opportunities.

TI7I4B PROPRIEToRs OF HOLBROOK WORCESTER
| SHIRE SAUCE, (Which IS made and bottled in
England. will be position IN the New Year open
up Agencies the United States. Applications
ced from reliable merchants or wholesalers willing 70
take up of the in New York district
AuDIcants have extensive connection with
Grocery Trade. Stores instance CIV
ing particulars and territory covered.
FORWARD" Of Sells Advertising Agency. Fleet
Street. London England
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 TO $50 m 7nthly, AT home, in spare
time. corresponding for newspapers; no can
vassinG: experience unnecessary. Send for
particulars Press Syndicate. Lockport y. I.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER in apart
ment: two adults. good plain cook and
laundress; must have city reference. Jones.
sl4 West End ave.
IS LADIES on novelty work; 81 50-S3
dozen. Call ". 1+th. Room A. branch.
357 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. first flight.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
BANK OF ENGLAND GETS s5.ooo,ooo GOLF

London Nov. 26-over s5,OOoooO in gold was added
TO the Bank of England's stock to-day by the re-
ceipt OF Loss 900 in American eagles from Paris
and the purchase Of the bulk, A,20WO, or the goIo
available IN the open market
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
EAMsURc-AwEeTcANT TINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service
ELfNOCTH-CHERBOC OCRG-HANfBCRCl.
patricia Dec l. > All Kllssrin. Dec. 13
'Fretoria Dec-s 9 80 All "Waldersse. Dec lS
'OTni-s Cherbourg
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBR RALTAP-NN NPT.FS-GENOA-
L-AoItke- Dee 4 Han ubuEE- ..-.. FEB ID
H2uhu1g -.. Ian 10 Hamburg .-- Mar. "a
-+'A'O. Ike. Ian. % up. V. Luise. Apr. IL
HAS Girl! Room. &c HAS Gyu1nasiln1.
Mediterranean ard Orient Cruise. - day.
Med te-rauean Cruise
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
HELP WANTED.
Female.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS.

Female.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS,
BROOKLYN, WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER Is YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT AS
PAT c Ell WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
TENDENT. d Z ? A RT
MENT OF WRAPPING,
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
HORk WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male.
ARTIST. Wash drawing, pen and Ink, IL
Iustrsting. Artist. 2o3 West l23th ST
AID Experienced designer OF at
tractiye ads. knows type from alpha to
omega; reasonable salary unit! results
come in. Address Specialist. Box 81 Trlb-
uue Once.
BRIGHT. energetic younS man. 10. a any
thing, can I'LL position OF tmekeeper and
Office assistant. excellent reference. {,
WeiIuan. Isl 18th st
BOY. II. wishes 20 learn a trade. Daniel
MonahaG. l9S North 4th st. Brooklyn
BAKER. foreman; experienced al kinds
bread rolls. 500 East Ihth st. hrst floor
CASE BAkgE. Good third hand; with or
without board smtt l34 l''' "a 81,
CArINETLAFER good on hard wood
Nz.y. 423 Gts az fourth floor
ca As-FFEJR R--Ne Nechanic; cleaning. re-
pairing gasolere machines: private party.
r. ". exc nt i.fdmann- loa East stth 81.
CHAI l7FECR DO own repairing: best
references. s72 Hicks St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK revolutonized by DR..
BucEaran's latest invention. teeth with
CI-r plates. specialist IN porcelain crowns
and inlays. inexpensive. Or. Buchanan. 6AD
Madison ave. corner seth st
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at ther CptoWn
Once. No 1854 Brcaoway, between ooth
tisements received az the following branch
Offices at regular once rates until ) o'clock
m viz. 254 sth ave, = e COZ -Sd 81
257 West ara ST. between lth ana elh aves-
2G3 West l25th st. 1855 81 ave. between
T6th and 1Trh sts.. lu3" 20 ave, near 9lst
i25th St; 756 fremont ave; $50 80 ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
oLD GOLD AND SILVER.
MACHINERY.
ifFEWEITISG.
BUSINESS CHANCES

& - - HilfE man or woman III
sfsr .asTe- -.are can make Investment.
I5r-f.. N5-i1 ADVISE Atsrs.s PM
aras1Eav Tribune Lgto2z -.le I..54
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.ss, az .ty =. q E=y York ne ..a e..- +.
:. - sae '-ss from any fo-eign. SUD
- .slag Ia --..1t-s --.t-.s Tor rhs- maa1tac-ur-
- :4[l5ssIEzaslESTs az --5,-.--------- -
a. y -, received a, Their -.,,-., 5-
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- ios Tss:.s-f lesf syn - i54 e..
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
FOR SALE.

DESKS, rolItops partitions railngs. tables,
sares letter presses, counters. shelvings,
clothing store fixtures. stores. Offices htted.
Finn Bros 2S-22 Centre St
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Female.
VA sFfINCS ana IRONING -Take home; alsn
=, '11rt Monday snd Tuesday. also YOUNG
-, wants situation as lady 3 ynal1-
~ .-r1rup=ou 40 EUlton 81, BROOKLYN
WASHING. ironing: neatly doua az homss
= 1r,r bv day. Mrs. Burns. 1Si4 50 ava
WASHING Young German laundrsss
vV1uIs IKE % take IN washing. open Sis
drving. BY dozen. day Or month MA
-rEounpS0n 1G4s Park ave
Ar-rR First class. can nj buffers
ryo~a- .sres 0ut % serve dinners. luncheon
~ fzas excellent references Ellen Indus
trial Association or America Onc). l3 Wsss
S9rh 81
N AITR ESS North OF ireland Roman
catholic. drsr class. n private family.
please call Montay. Mrs. Hickinson's Co
operative Bureau. Sfi Madison ave.
WASHING. ironing and cleaning 70 90 ey
woman Airs. Granville. $50 East S9tn -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
Eight DAYS to Italy.

By THE GREAT FLYER DEUTSCHLAND
From New York. February 4. l9Ol-
TOURIST BUREAU.
P r Tickets hotel accom- nodations ana
general Information about foreign travel
travellers checks good all over the word
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. y 7.
Phone 1900 Rector Piers. HoboE-n-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
ernafs

COOK and lsundress. chambsrmaid and
waitress. young irish girls: IN city. NJ.
Hofmayer's Bureau. l53 West 23d St Call
after iO:3O a. m
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

ENEcTCAW NE Sailing az 80 A ".
- ~' ~1-1~' 4@--t4-s -'roTn Pier -, y y,
PLYMOCTH-C'HE ER q SOUTHAMPTON
I fnlladeiphia- Dec New YORK; Dec -
81 ta.il- Dec : st Louis Dec =
Red STAR LINE FTon y Bier
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-
Nad d Dec ), .30%rn Zeel'd Dec %. 2:3O PM
Flnlard Dee - nm Er0ouI dian ,. : an
WHITE STAR LINE From y Pier
NEW EORk-Q' NSTOWN-ITVFPP
Oceanic Dec 5. am MAJ tic. Dec % 10 ars
Celtic Dec. Il. = p m Oceanic Ian 2 I an
Baltic -- Dec 10, y am Teuroric Jan 9. 70 an
rag 42 MEDITERRANEAN .zoRzz xdA
FROM NEW YORK
CEDRIC Nov. -. Jan 5. Feb Is - .O0O
CELTIC --.....--- Jan. 10 Mar. 25TONS-
CRETIC- .... Dec s. noon. Mar 90: Nav
FROM BOSTON
REPC BIsIC-.- Dec l. 1870 a. n Feb
CANOPIC- C-..--.Jao T. $50 a n. Feb p
PASSENGER OFFICE 2 BROADWAy
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. Battery PL
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

CHAUFFEUR Do own repairing. best
references. 572 Kicks st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

ARTIST-Wash drawing, pen and Ink, IL
lustrating Artist 1G3 West l25th ST
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
WORK WANTED.
NIaIa

CHAUFFEUR wants 70 drive urirate; can
repair and drive any style car; New York
and New Jersey license William Dohrman.
263 11th st, HOboken
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

RING.-Lady teacher, university graduate de-
sres two little girls study with pupil at lat
residence I. A P, Tribune Once.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-08-02

Mrs. D. Hanson of Wyndmere
was the guest of Mrs. w, NJ.
Wagner the first of the week.
A second hand threshing
outfit, including cook car, for
sale right. Enquire of Barnes
& Shaffer, Wahpeton. 1914.
Jos. J. w. Dvorak of Brush
vale, Mimi, and Miss Barbara
Hastera of Tyler. N. D., were
married Aug. 1st, by Rev. Gay
dushek.
Confirmation services will be-
held at the German Lutheran
church, next Sunday morning
during the usual service.
WANrED-A competent girl
at the poor farm. Inquire of
Mrs. Cairncross.
Leigh Dutro who has been a
guest at the Lakes returned
last Friday and went to Wyo-
ming Tuesday with the other
members of Co. I.
ID. NJ. Wishard of Langdon
has engaged in the Farm and
Loan business with w. L. Car
ter of this city and Mr.. Hagen
of Abercrombie and has his
office at the National Bank.
Your credit is good at
Springs, Furniture Store.
G.. A. Mexican will take A. E.
NcKean's place in the store
during the latters absence in
camp at Wyoming.
IF you need Furniture, cali
at Springs. If you haven't
the money to pay cash your
credit is good.
Miss Helen Johnson return
ed Tuesday morning from
Rochester, Mimi, where she
underwent an operation. She
will spend the remainder of the
summer at her home at Doran.
Cecil Hilliard of Wyndmere
and Ralph Kramer are clerk
ing at A. E. Mexican & Co.,
store during the absence of A.
E. Mexican and Carl Stovick,
who are at Fort Russell, Wyo-
ming.
d. NJ. Norton has a good sup
ply of gum still on hand at the
City Bakery ladies, which is
free, also the set of dishes
which is given away free to the
correct guess. Everything in
the line of Bakers goods to be
found here. including ice cream
and soda water. Goods delivz
cred to all parts of the city on
short notice.