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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21

obtained well from other directors and heads Of
apartments He repHed5
John D. Rockefeller practically retired from par
tClpatOn in the affairs OF the Standard Oil Com
pany eight years 60 He has been his office
in the Standard Oil Building I'm the last four years.
For thirty years M. Rockefeller worked hard m
building up the business OF the Standard oil Com
pany and believes he is entitled TO a good rest.
do how M ROCkefelleT's testimony
could help investigating committee or the courts
in any way. He knows little Of what has been
ing in the affairs Of the corporation over the last
eight years. You might say he has only super
fetal knowledge gained from his sGbordnates now
and then.
Daniel ODay. one Of the Standard OH men. is
about to go abroad with his family for a stay OF
three years.
Mr.. Wollman announced last night that
subpoena was served on Henry NJ. Tuford yes
terday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
WILL NOT BE A NIGHT BANK.

After canvass or its customers, the directors OF
the Thirty-fourth Street National Bank decided
extension Of the banking hours of the institution
from a. 10 midnight While there does not
seem 10 be demand to warrant the move at pres
emit" said President T. r. L. Could, we stand
ready put the idea I'm operation at any time in the
future when the demand may seem to warrant IT.
The All Night and Day Bank, to be opened Fifth
avenue and Ath street. has a different field II is
near the Grand Central Station. and expects
cure the accounts Of persons from out Of town
who will keep small balances for the privilege Of
being able 10 draw on them when coming TO or
going out Of the city"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
OIL HE1RLNG TO GO ON.
Standards Control Of Republic to
Make No Diff ference Here.

Henry r-o-'man. New York counsel FOR Missouri
81 Thar states s1it against the Standard oil Com
rsz-. yesterday that the admission IN 81. Louis
thar The stock Of the Republic oil Company is held
IH --a interests NJ the Standard oil Company and
trst rfa reports Of the Waters Pierce Oil Company
Pre- -er= regularly 20 No. % Broadway would make
Ha difference with The hearings iu this city. but
t-st ..sr would he held as planned ny Wo-lman
-a6 --.r -I- taking NJ testimony would be- resumed
U F-5a- saturday. and that r.. Fl Rogers
would rs mo first witness called. Attorney Gen
e~' Ha-.er ~ Missouri. is expected here on Fri
ca Inc q .e=ou~f Society viii give its annual din
1s- F-lar plight. and Mr.. Hadlay is 10 be the
principe. speaker.
At-e- -.a admissions in regard 10 the Republic
90. COMPANY 7.--e made iu 81. Louis. the news was
r@re.E.5 from Indianapolis that the Standard Oil
C5m9-r- md come oat openly with the announce
us-r -.a- had absorbed the Republic oil Com
Isrr and taken over irs business The Indianapolis
Representative. ~ he Republic company said.
H+ ..re r.a- takou over by The Standard. The
-a--a -.-ar-rl on saturday. have been IN
Et-aat-- continue The Office and business or The
Ealrt'.. company just IL has been conducted,
End .1a Standard has announced that no changes
VIII b. mad. .ers ar present
William E-a6efelle~'z private secretary denied
ylz-rr..- -.a- DIR. Rockefeller had cancer Of the
rl~.. r was said that MT. Rockefeller might
tsra SOME e~- aimeu-. bur that ne was not seri-
~= ara-her quarter it was said that the
---H ve- that SIR Rockefeller had cancer Of the
'-Hr.. a- -ae-e was no reason TO suppose that
DIS -'. % danger. Nj RockefelIer's long alb
-srr- .-.a# when he holds so many important
places r--- .r.o- 10 the belief that fl IS illness
'zt r..r- r.a a7ag from this country.
representative ~ TIE Standard oil Company
vas ....- yesterday whether John ID. Rockefeller
co.-r a.. -. information in regard 20 The affairs
u -s Standard OI company that could not be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
CHINATOWN PARK PLAN DISCUSSED.

A ruolc hearing was given yesterday before tho
Bowling Green Local Improvement Poard the
proposition to convert Chinatown into a public
park. There were many protestsnts agalns, the
scheme James IT, Conway. representing the United
Real Estate Owners Association. said that r.
vast, Of tho peoples money 10 attempt such a
7 ian. q would cos; IS nNC9J 20 do something which
the police ought TO DO.
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SCOTS EMULSION

is more than a fat food. There
is no animal fat that compares
with it in nourishing and build
ing up the wasted, emaciated
body. That is why children
and anRmic girls thrive and
grow fat upon it. That is why
persons with conSumptive ten
denotes gain flesh and strength
enough to check the progress
of the disease.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pear. street. New york.
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TO DRIVE STANDARD FROM TEXAS
Independent Oil roducers Say They Have
Sufficient Evidence.
by Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Galveston. March 20.-The independent producers
IN the Texas oil fields declare they have sufficient
Evidence to drive the Standard OH Company from
the state n the Attorney General will institute
proceedings.
The independents pledged themselves TO this task
months ago. and engaged detectives and conducted
the investigation The last Legislature pro'ldeo lo
an assistant attorney general to enforce the anti
trust laws with special reference to the oil trust
but nothing has been done
The independents are cor StrUcflnE their own pipe
line 10 force the trust from Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
COPPER TRUST MUST SHOW BOOKS.
Court of Appeals Gives Joseph Fennelly
Right to Get Information.

Albany. March 20-The Court OF Appeals de-
cided to-day in favor OF Joseph Fennelly, who
sued The ANA gamated COPPER Company and the
National City Bank Of New York for the right to
inspect the copper company's stock books and
"a pers containing the names Of its stockholders
with their holdings, and 70 make a transcript Of
information obtained
possession OF the baYk FenneIly applied for man
damus 10 compel - inspection under rights which
he claimed under Section 80 of the Stock Corpora
ton law. All courts decided in his favor.
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IrCorteE Eerrieftas

SIR fris1--SS and 4s in-h-lizht
and dark shades-aIso black
elsewhere 30 10 Slls. -.--. - to IS
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lE-ircE French Voiles

L-al.rE shades. Including Cream
Alice Rose. Hello. Rasrp--~v RED 20
AID nr~ers-uaIua 81 - ... sSC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21

Tan Covert Fancy St-a pred sea ms.
stitched scaIIopS-i1iaid crusrs--uT= 10
msteh-S satin lfre5-t4 70 Is years.
IfufF-D0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
IN. TsTore5 SrItirgs

Newest spring effects IN the popular
Grars-Dha0Ss. Stripes and plain. 30
also Invisible PIslTs. s8C
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Continuation of Dress Goods Sale
STk srs Wool Eoliennes

4b-irrF -.nDorted soft. lustr1us. eIInxirE
very cesirabie-aU The latest shades
also cream and BLACK
Quality elsewherv S1-Ie........ 20
Quality elsewhere $3.50. .......f 10
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nEl..aAEINs - ,.ILLINEgr.

-....... Amateurs. give sour gowns
10 r..s--.l ora. trIsE lressrlla Esgs
-.HH. easy - nle1.sr i.lt-
measure 90 IsL NJ write
r--- -. EHDI $40 Cra-aVc MARY
---. .-.lE- J1y ~ u.g.L scl0ci
ia EEE.--Co mfeteut. artistic ce-
r-Tl af FE.-lsIre- correct styles sli
.i-r-s - reduced prices 10 W4cen
NEE -l-e.s EE-Au. references slgen-
DRESS MAKER =Eg1e-ier-e6- NOR. b, The
-rm- 81 MIS- sANDBERl 81
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SIS Rabies Ro--efs-

Euo-d china SIX - fun flare rokes-
single ~ double ru7fes-Satiu ribbon and
la"e-fu, top trim gs % Rozerre or French
R-W-SiIk St~l1R~-Sizas To- q SIS
TFUir-TWg
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S3qs Bows Refers

Tan and Olive C'ovrr--s'so fancy u zzf
Cheviots - best Spring shades - TuU
length perfect shaPCs-Ei'r or metal
buttons with and without sleeve en-
blrus-pa-Facr1y tailored To- Iu v-a.=
IfTi--Two.
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HELP WANTED.
Fernala

TWO GERMAN GIRLS Coos and .auu
dress. chambermaid and waitress. ll3
West 18th ct.
WANTED. Nurse fo- cniId. Is months.
competent 70 take charge. Apply per
sonally between and 3 o. m, Mrs.
kINGSBJl;N. II East 6lst Fl.
WANTED. for general hoUsew0rk. girl.
Honest. sober. very ne1., good cook and
lauudrcSs. = fin family. 81. apartment Call
after . p. m. r. y WAGER. 81 East 18th
street
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60 Woner's 80 -. "a

Black and Nav Panama and new gray
mixtures bands Cr stitched folds
button fn.sh-nearly tailored waist
Tnea sures % 20 So
iaUir-Cre-
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WORK WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Nale and Female
Four lines mot exceeding "a words 4,
three insertions. 70 cents. seven inssr-
lions. 20 cents Exceeding - words and
less than 40 words. three Insertions. 20
cents. seven Insertions. so cents
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5 c., TcTctcr Lsces
u G. ErbroiGe-ies

Extra fEe woven To-~hons-EdEtags and
T-Ser-i0Cs-1le 90 AZ inches wide
Liuf--z4 ya-Is
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&c Ct. Hand Bags.

No eXa tiou-Hand and Envelope
leather strap Or braided handl-s-Gtred
with one or two pieces--eFular values.
80 90 SIS
Limit One.
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$1.24 WCnen's wrappers.

Nice Spring Fer~a ias-0ea- styles. best
-nlors with and without v1Es=-u neatly
trim 8 ami h1lsaed-sizas 81 go -
LauIt-Tv-r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21

Nains0ok square rr pointed neck slano-
rarei- trimmed with lace and ribbon
ruf'ed skirt with and without lace.
I.luI---Tvvr
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g Ice NresS Nefs

cream and white O-ia1tal-varia-y e
tasteful designs on fine Brussels net.
Liu't-e1 Ear1s
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sass White waists

Worcn's Tra White E8-izre.-deeu y-Hsz
90 Baby Irish or hand made ~-rais=Iuce
short slee- es--e5s than value 10 -.ss
alone.
If--t---Tvr.
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WORK WANTED.

ADDRESSED RAPID, car tu1. neat d!-
rectCTy OF Greater NeW-A OK on hand,
wants home work. 81 per / 900. BUREAU,
.O2 oxford ave, Jersey city
ACCOUNTANT. expert bookkeere-. 30 long
experience, viii write up, post. close, ad-
just complicated books. monthly audits
speciality. s. AS East 55th st.
ASSEMBLER, Young man. on brass beds
experienced wishes steady position. r'uu
try preferred. good referoUra-- ST. Vgcekl.-
Adress FISHER. 1877 Forsyth street
An EX-CAyALRYNAN wishes position
around horses, married, - years az age,
good references. GLOVER, 5l5 West 4IsJ
street.
APPLYING RUBBER TIREs-By young
man, three years experience. kERkl-
GAN. Humboldt St, Union Hin, y J.
A FORMER OFFICER wishes place with
banking house or 70 take charge Of city
or country residence, temperate references
security. T.. 1923 Dean ST.. Brooklyn
BOOKKEEPEP. Is; neat. accurate a fig
ures. good peuman. reference. CHARLES
GER\GN, 3 Jackson 81.
BOY. Is. would like chance TO learn me
chauisal draughtius- good references. has
a little knowledge q same. LESTER
CAMPI0N S37 Southern Boulevard
BOY. u. desires position as an Interpreter.
speaks English and Italian, born iu
United states THOMAS EIELA, sos
Essex street. BrooiGyu.
CHAI-FFEI-E .-ceruhed. licensed, d run
r'rE repairs, keep any car in good going
order. references j. BARKER. 80 East
llurh 81.
CHAUFFEUR. -Gasolene. White steamer.
excellent references. wages moderate, EN-
own uniforms. FLETCHER, West Chester
y. f.. care ". ". Price
CHAUFFEJ -R.-CIty or country. shop ex-
porieuCe. repairing, reference. steady. "
GfsENT. "a Eust a4th Fr
CHAUFFEUR Registered. experienced on
foreign and American cars, 90 all repairs
private TAMIL or sarase Address f. y
University Place
CHAUFFEUR. licensed. experienced on
gasoleue cars private family, Clty or
country, macuiuist WRIGHT 1p7 West
g5th street
CHAUFFEUR Experienced on Easoleue
cars making own repairs. rily or gcuu-
Try. best references SILVEPNAIL. 100
Wesr 6lsr 81
,'IAI-I-FEl Experienced: shop. road:
foreign and loU=sfir carsi repairs. sober.
reliable. married, store or private. written
ard personal references lCiCreu. "a.
GLEN F-eSTIA. S-9 Gth ave.
CHAUFFEUR licensed with FIVE years.
experience as uachin.st. wishes position
RS driver f1- private family also making
repairs with reference JOHN PN>-
GRAFT. 10 sumner Place. R'o-Ayu-
AFrSAAN--Fate 0t. mechanical, eN-
,eIleur mixer. lctterer- wishes Sunday and
evening s0ra. CLARK. Is5 Pear ST.,
BROOKLYN.
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DovEsT1c SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Male and Femate-
TSo-rr limos mot exceeding p Words, three
insertions 4 cents, seven inseT toLs. 81
cents Exec, ding "A words and less than 50
words. three insertions. 81 cents seven IL
serIions 50 cents.
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y C. %0me1'S Vests. ....... ~
Fine White Rib L5sla AMI c0-ro0-r-gl
lar 17 extra size-usGe .lr - ard -
L.uir-THrg-
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GO Ct. Sqcqves and Kimoros. ~

W0uens Fa1cv Lawn Dressing SacIues
ana Nim1nos-l.r5t and dar<-vi-b and
without iaos-siZes 20 4s---ogulg- prices
- and p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21

$50 and S2.ZS CorsetS..... DO
Fine C0u-i1ls-,0rK and short lIp=-
Handsomely finished with ribbon and lace
all sizas x 20 90
Ttr-----vo
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WORK WANTEO.
Female

AN EDUCATED refined woman. yaPanir
and pleasing. desires occupation 'noInius
r0-riaTi mart ~ time, would prefer nelplns
Ia-y ri means as secretary companion. Ng
4ct I'm any capacity requiring coInpe'-ll
services, highest references Address N''
Tribune Uptown Once. 1864 Broadway
GOVERNESS. Reliable Protestant NoI.l t n
would take charge Of one or Two Gnu
dreu. city reference. T. H, tribune ~
town Office 1864 Broadway
GOVERNESS- Young lady. French, e
g0veruess. two years reference. AL4i't.-
MOREB. care Mrs. Nogues, $50 " fotI -
MANICURE. good appearance employed a.
present ir FIRST class hairdressing e-leo
rsHrle0t. desires position I'm hotel or pai-'-'
zbar A d. 24l East Both street
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LZhct. Eaucv Percales -.

Double f-ld-ext~a f1e-dots ana Reat
ssu-r uat-a-us- Navv. SCaries. Brow,
E-eru----- cur Metal and Red
Liui--I2 Yards.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
Mate

Mate.
NIGHT NJ r. f FetUed gentleman wishes
position as night muse, graduate % Mills
Training school references from eminent
physicians, so per week Address IETEG-
RITN. Box 30. Tribune office.
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go LEES ~ billiard and POOL
er-r- t.0wiiug alley ruiIc
49,. .fi -Tl-t-. MARX BROS - LulJu
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= g. Eu6'5 E.ar-sls.

Size quality white ius- a mixture Of
cotton rr prevent shrinking handsomely
-mh4 with si'e-fuor mrrcerized cortoal
-s~lLap and Hemstirch-20 STYLES
Limits vards
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81 c. C1Hdren's Drawers. II

Fine close musl;u-turks and ruffi- Of
e1b'y-2 TO - years-usuaII- - ta 80
Limits r1i-s.
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. c. White Fabrics. -.

Sheer e-e swiss Ba-is-e-mercsrizs
HEuras fancy dots and novelty designs.
--vo appearance o. embd goods thaf
sell Or i've times the price-they won't
.g.A guV-er ia-irr
LIMIT IDS
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

cirgIe Insertions cents per line sixteen
words seven times COnsecuuvell. -. WllsL
entities advertiser 10 have rooms @h'+5.tN ~
The Tribune's Directory Of I)esiranlt rooms
Tor a period ~ fourteen dayr. Write Tor
circular.
nav be had. free % charge. ~ the UPTOWN
once az The <eW-y0rE tribune, i,"'4
BrosIusv between 3stu and "1'h SIS
RI R>IsHED ROOMS. with private
"a broom hot ana cold va ter. steam neat
,erator and aotsl serFice oa5 ~ a. ~ ,rs
f.ruer TIEE holland, Para ave. am
ra4T4 ST ST. NICHOLAS AVE. Hancock
Court Light rooms to rent. ralh t.t
7.4r--. 4furIe. - weekly. business men pre-
rsr-ed Mrs. r. r. TYLER
-2qTH -. 30 WEST small. neatly fur
rfrfed rooms. use 81 piano lreakfhs. 'i.-
tilaaI. references required. Bi-i-N Nf-f.
~ WEST 18TH ST Large second story
frr-- rom neatly furnished .si..eu
o1Iy- references required
q-TTJ sT 80 wEsT.-FincIy slrais-ed.
reH heated T-Cn-. 81 % upward. als'
front and back uarl1rs. su'tahl" FOR fo'l.T.
n MADISON AvE.-Iarge second floor
frgI- rooms with board. also single
rooms. references
IgTB ST 81 EvEsT.-I-aIEe sn1 small.
r.l.-lr-- all con-. r- fences ira SCENTS aiWayf
a--1alsr.d3-. -- -ael ping district. reason
at'e
zCI WEST IBID ST. corner 1In az "a r
l.r connecting bedrooms. taih. give st
entrance. select apartment WIN 'D-4'e
a-ane. gentlemen. shEPAltt-
28s WEST 10TH -T.-Ccmf0rtabie fur
risHe1 rooms. desirable l1cali-f- rii.e
tf
terms
BEAUTIFULLY F-T-G%JSHED LARGE
TNFTESISHED ROOMS TO LII.
ZsD ST. ~ EAST opposite Madison square
ParlD --Suits. fBo rooms ana ballroom,
references.
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rTes-inss. medium and even stripes-fun
ua-E. ~ -rr1uE -ci0rluEs-scne n
rnauGeabl- effects o. pure siIk-splendi1
quality.
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Male

SULPHUR MINER practical is open for
position. or viii examine and report on
sulphur, aTBenuferpas, gaieua and copper
properties EXPLOIT. Tribune downtown
otnce.
STOCK CLERK or clerk ~ Office. 10y young
-nPu. IU wholesale house. Al reference
D. D.. 1915 "a ave.
WATCHNAN b. Riddle aged German.
King. o. Yves, 4@i 81. relI.
WEAVER. BY German, strong. sober. re
liable. experienced, warehouse or factory
rr as ..1ltel or uiEnr Waterman. II. W T.
EER. Bus Garden ST.. dooohs"' basement.
YOUNG Man. married. HANDY as nelge-
or ia a Wholesale house rtE4 tt-. W
East g4d ST.
Training High school. with eight years
experience a. tuCiuak-r, desires 20 cuanse
occupation, VIII accept position WIN goo"
chance FOR advancement Address j. ..
2o5 Clarhscu ST. Br7oHiyn
YOUNG MAN.-W-ho has .osition TO offer
q Young man. - ambitious and ui lsEl'
anything. JOSEPH EEIFcL. t2> Tenth
avenue
YOUNG MAN. 20 wishes position with
-0vlrInz- has school and employer REFER
snres. Address C.. h.. - West Sth street
.yoI-xG ,rAN. Is. In dental laboratory.
his had six months experience ana de
sirce q, advance. his krCwI-d g" IN Genial
work Address GORDON l. RDbiNS''N'
80 f'r1uF ave
YOI-N.. Man sober % years old. from
Macedonia Turkey, who has Teen aH over
the Continent and who speaks UuehIS
lr.fisr -raucH Italian. Cheek and Ara
b.au desires position as guide or Naiel 20
travelling party or family. ALIEN r. W.
3Il West 18th street.
YOUNG MAN. - willing and obhsins
Wishes place with chance for advance
maut JOHN LYNCH - ath ave. HTo'A-
Iyu.
YOUNG Man. uul-S dgurer. IN once q.
shipping department NJ. bRl-N- 80
Pulaski ST.. BROOKLYN.
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4 q. - So Paaamas.

Three desirable shaies-Pink. cream.
Light Blue SILK duish-iook and feel Like
fine Nohalrs
Liu---12 Yards.
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FOR SALE.

NY COLLECTION Of rare and old paint
iuEs, some by istoric masters. will
owing TO circumstance, dispose OF them
at emergency prices no dealers Address
ART. BOX lSO Tribune Office.
RETIRING from pawnoroSlnG business: all
goods must be disposed OF. diamond Jew
q Try. watches and chains. ladies' and gents
clothing. musical instruments, silverwarc
nd tools al the price loaned. Don't miss
this chance for big be- gains. EMPIRE
LOAN OFFICE. 3SG Shave. between "9;h
and Goth SITS
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RESTAURANTS

CAFE E1RETTI51 W. 18th. Under new
S-A@ 80 49, management. Lch. 40c.
Din. Soc. wine sat. Sun. HoL. so old
Aoreiu Dinner. SlIO. Music. Priv. rooms.
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SULPHUR MINER practical is open for
"A position. or will examine and report on
properties EXPLOIT. Tribune downtown
office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21

STOCK CLERK or clerk iu Office. 10y young
men. Iu wholesale house. ~ reference
D.. b. 1915 ~ ave
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DEY GOODS.
DRY GOODS
Great Spring Sale

The cheerful confidence with which public here
for advertised values surprises those who do not realize
how firm a bond there between this house and its
customers bond made and kept iaviOlaDle by
STRICT +ULFILLMENT OF PROMISESI
HERE ARE OFFERINGS FOR TO-DAY.
10 NAH. OR TELEPHONE ORDERS.
QUANTITIES
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GARRETT CLEANING.
n. Y. Carpet Cleaning Co
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
S37 AND 40 WEST 45TH-ST.
Tel. 2sB-Bryaut Esta riished 1881
X n JORDAN. EDWIN LENT
j. & j. w. @flLl4MS.
SOS vi. 5%TE ST. oo asa as'
CARPET CLEANING Established 1873
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans b. cOmprrsstd air steam haDd
Or On moor 1855 BIoadway S2I Fast
ssth-sL coz d BRANDT Tel l32- 3Sth.
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DESNS
OFFICE
FURNITURE
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Nrir" ErrI- sage. and DARK Green
Holland. o.. 10rE 40 inches vide
extra long ana -spIs7TI1Iv
H1-s Ead-r'rU ar PRICE 81
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Nt'l a. 80 tf'.A-
6S c.. Fancy -a1iet2s. .......... ~
rTs5-unss. medium and even stripes-ful
ra-Er 20 ~rr11s ~olor-nEs-soue y
manageable effects % pure silk-splsndid
Limits yards
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.su-v patterns Nsvv. scarlet. Brown.
E1srD----. Cur Metal and Red
EIUi--l2 Yards
u G. Lace Stripe P21smzs....9
rarre desirable shades-Pink. cream.
LsHr Rlu--S.lk auish-look and feel liks
fine Nohairs.
Ilui,-12 yards.
= c., White Fabrics. ........ .121S
Sheer e-e swiss Batisee-msrrsrizsd
1Euras fancy dots and novelty dssigns
--Vo appearance o. emo'd goods that
sell m ave times the prics-they won't
.g.A appreciation.
Ilrf--1c yds
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Size quality vHi,@-ius- a mixture Of
cotton t1 prevent shrinking handsomely
-uhl with sf'b-fuor mercerized oortna)
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Limits ards
g C. Lace Dress NetS......... %
cream and white O-s47ray-varfs-v ri.
tasteful designs on fna Brussels re-
Tf1ft-.l vs-5s
5 c., TCTcECL Lsces. .............. Z
EErra dHe woven Ta--hoas-EdEass and
T-yrTri-Cs-1-r 20 a. inches wide
Il-f--a4 AIS
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Fre7are 70 be as.7uisaed. for there ar.
swiss uo 10 f5 inches vide and I-s4rrirT.
iu beauriTII. SNOWY PATTERNS I'M 10
inches wide
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Ward vlT--ax-r7 heavy round thread
sold l- mill Lengths 1rr-- or no ~ ~ ,-,--.
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Tt~.--r o ~7-4s
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run le-r-a-H- $ rume-Ra-ssae-rs lace
Limits rs.-.
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Whiting Organdy fuish-BIue. E-sv a.
vhite-Cuire box
LfUiI-T~vo Boxes
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HOTSECT.EA NT<G. withdrawing kals1-
mining cr1tz-~y an glassware care
r1Us "a -k-d. refer-cee. CHARLES Il.
AL-.tt ga Wees SOFA -..cet
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LOANS

-.f ANS any amounts on watches. feV-Irv.
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