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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-06
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GnnnJ 4TuTH7S Hre Cheap
BY W U Higbee.

EVER has there been time the last fifty years more
favorable for investment in New England farm properly
so far as least relates to Vermont.
In the Champain valley farms can be bought Iroul
$25 to $50 that as productive as the cne
lands of the West. fact the buildings alone on many
of them what is asked for the farm With railroads
good highways to markets by of Lake Cham
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-06

There are sS.2O2 postomces in the
German empire.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-06
SATURDAY,

OHSHNy WdTCn lbUf.
Cotton manufacturing industry ln-
volving investment of $4,000, 900 to be
started In East Boston.
Summer weather all over country.
Earthquake shocks at Tacoma,
Wash. severe tornado in Texas.
District Attorney Jerome induces
Thaw lunacy commission to hear DR..
Allan McLane Hamilton, alIenist, upon
whose opinion he bases his present at
titude in the trial.
Penitentiary penalty provided for
gambling In Texas.
President Shea and Secretary Treas
urer Hughes arrive in Boston to d..
rect teamsters' union In action pre-
liminary to threatened strike
Subscriptions to Emperor William
and at Harvard amount to $25 900
Movement under way to have Larch-
mont wreck searched
French troops occupy Oudja, Nor
Occo.
Conference In Chicago between par
ties and Presidents commissioners
may settle railroad strike.
Three Waltham, Mass. boys struck
by an overhead bridge while riding on
badly iiHJufed INV" az no
Chelsea, Mass, boys and girls fined
for violating the curfew Law
convention or the Eastern CONNER
cial teachers association at Boston.
Union ex-prisoners of war assocla-
tion hold annual meeting at Hartford,
Coma.
William ]. Bryan declares there Is
no danger of unjust or extreme gov
eminent regulation of railroads
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-06
MONDAY,

MONDAY, Sprl I, 1907.
Evelyn Thaw visits husband In
Tombs; in high spirits gives interview
declaring confidence he will be de-
clared sane.
Death of Walter S. Swan, president
OF the Charles River National bank of
Cambridge, Mass
Actor Richard Mansfield's condition
causes alarm and physicians will bold
a consultation at his home In New
York today.
Famous old Cunaru steamship
China, for 20 years the Norwegian
bark Theodor, given up as lost at sea
Labor men agree tc make some
concessions, but western railroad man,
ayers refuse to conclliate In face of
threatened strike.
Three women poisoned by eating
canned salmon in Waltnam, Mass.
Galusha A. Grow, speaker Of con
gress during the civil war dies of
old age at Glenwood, Penn.
Mass meeting in Faneun Hall, Bos-
ton, appeals to the U. s. government
in behalf Of suffering Jews abroad.
Chicago municipal campaign closes
with both parties claiming a victory
by 10000 to $4,000 plurality.
President Roosevelt not going to
Springfield, Ill.,, to make an address
ON the railroad situation.
Mrs. E. S. Loveland, a niece OF C. P.
Huntington, killed at Oneonta, N. Y,
in operating new automobile; her
daughter, Mrs. Bickford of Boston,
bruised.
American embassy in Rome, the Pal.
ace del DTagO, damaged by fire, and
Ambassador Griscom slightly burned
Funeral of Chick Stahl at Fort
Wayne, Ind; immense gathering and
beautiful floral offerings.
Chile's desire to send an ambassa-
dor to Washington objected to by 9th
er South American republics.
President again advances Gen,
Wood to detrlment of Gen. Macarthur
this time.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-11-15

New tally cards for fall and winter
parties at the Elk Drug Store
Read the Great Eastern's Thanksgiv
ing linen talk on last page
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-11-15
Transportation Problem.
Opposed to Fiat Currency.

J. X. Mccormack placed himself and
the other Whitman county bankers on
record as being opposed to forming an
organization and issuing fiat currency
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-11-15

OF any kind. owe have recommended, :"
he said, that each member treat with
the Spokane clearing house. The farm
ers would object to local currency, and
may object to Spokane currency. We
have also recommended that each mem
Der write to the railroad companies in
regard to the movement of wheat and
fruit. We have formed an organization
for the purpose of relieving the situation,
this organization being capable Of meet
ing at any time with a days notice"
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-11-15
Open Season Closes Today.

The open season for shooting prairie
chickens closes today. 1t is hoped the
law will be respected and that we shall
not hear Of birds being killed until the
season opens again. From one of the
greatest prairie chicken countries in the
world the Palouse has become one of the
poorest. Settlement OF the country and
too much killing is responsible for this.
There are a few left, however, and they
should be given a decent show to live
and multiply.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-11-15
Marriage Licenses. L

Marriage licenses have been issued by
the county auditor to the following
Tolbert Cochran OF Hay and Laura
Babb Of Colfax
William H. Ragan and Halle McMil-
leon, both of OakesdaIe.
Robert Martin and Willie Maxwell
both Of COlfax.
Ira c. McCurdy and Bessie l.. Haga.
man, both of st. John.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-11-15

It IS roomy, prosperous and booming
The people there are a hearty. cheerful
sort. Ii one wants to enter agriculture.
the soil there needs no fertilzing and no
irrigation. II one would enter a profes-
sion, there is no wider field anywhere.
See what the people there are when they
send mementoes like these apples to one
whom they know"
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-11-15
Kicked by a Horse

Charles F. Champion, a well to do
farmer and pioneer of Whitman county,
who moved to Spokane to spend the win
ter, was kicked on the knee by a horse
one day last week and badly injured. We
did not learn full particulars, but the In
jury was said to be serious, the knee pan
being shattered.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-11-15
NO INTEREST ELECTION.
Registration Is Smallest in the His
tory of the City.

The city election to take place in Col
fax soon has not created much OF a stir
But one ticket hae been placed in the
field, and the registration, which closed
on the 18th, is the smallest in the his
tory of the city. The table given below
illustrates this
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-11-15
BANKERS CONVENTION
Some of the Things Discussed
at Spokane Sunday.
Financial Situation Is as Satisfac-
tory as Could Possibly Be Ex
pected at This Time.

The bankers OF the Inland Empire, to
the number of 161, met in convention in
Spokane on the 10th to discuss the bank,
ing situation. Ia looking over the pro-
ceedings as pubiehed in the daily press
the atmosphere seems to have been clear
ed considerably by their assembling to-
gether. For instance, this extract from
an interview with e. f. Conan, until re
Gently a resident Of -Colfax, throws ray
OF light on the subject:
"The banking situation throughout
the Inland Empire was thoroughly dis
cussed for more than two hours in the
general assembly. The visiting bankers
then unanimously decided to appoint
committee composed Of one member from
each county and district in the Inland
Empire to meet with the Spokane Clear
ing House association and determine
what, if any, action should be taken
This committee and the Clearing House
association gave the matter careful con,
sideratiOn and decided that the situation
is as satisfactory as could possibly be
expected and did not, at this time, call
for any essential departure from existing
banking methods.
eve find that the situation among the
country bankers is very satisfactory, all
of them having large amounts OF loans
secured by merchandise, wheat and lum.
ber in transit. As soon as the currency
situation il sufficiently relieved the worst
Of the difficulties will be over"
Transportation Problem.
J. G. Lawrence, state railroad com
missioner, said the railroad commission
had tentatively taken up with the rail
road compa nies the matter of having
special diligence practiced in allowing
cars for wheat transportation, and that
inquiries had been set on foot regarding
the amount of ship tonnage available at
tidewater for the same wheat. He sug-
gested that the bankers lend their infu
ence with the railroad companies to
further the plan.
Opposed to Fiat Currency.
J. X. Mccormack placed himself and
the other Whitman county bankers on
record as being opposed to forming an
OrpaniZatiOn and iGsuinp fiat currency
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-11-15

Those who have used it the longest
praise it the mOst-Cleveland Baking
Powder.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
WORK WANTED.

ACCOUNTANT would like position with
large concern as auditor or head book
keeper. certified public accountant, with
long experience as Office and factory man
ager. c. P. A. care OF Lustig Brothers.
200 Greene st
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08


at aIef G 5d for os sP %SS 16 apst + prices
Mobile steaS srIt markets We're teIsgraphed follows
ssyanneh steady 80 higher at ei6o sales o 7s5
Baltimore uneanse iSe aiSI LITTLE Roc
quoted GALVESTON steady unchanEe at 10 i116c sales
o sales 200 bales wiinns9n eaGg mngEsngsd a.
ss loSc as Agsusta steady UNCHANGED i1Hc; sales
Goo bales s Houston steady Unchanged at 10 5iSs
ing points fa sae T9cepts Of cotton 6G at ., Lead o
GaTso 3 3 70 last a oo %se hass apd Last 3 @
ssa2 sS 20 90" bales against id''d last week ss last
Cotton Exchange ypeesI Liverpool cables Spot large
pert 300 American 11ooo; receipts. % 600 American
points ad3ance Sosed barely ste9Sy aSe at ii net ct
sfy SD Febra2T March s6 maqGh @ Apr ApTt g
Ma May aF9 Msy-JHne ?5slsd; June-Iuly sea- July Au-
S to6s5 90 a. oot9Fa NoyeobeT s4ol.d Naysn6sr
esk9d CHECKED S busInssi % cloths ans In good demand
without quotabe change Kansas straights comprised
kprlRg s. oas4 60 winter straishts $8 46as8 So
@5leF TT m % @ 9 spng sesrs 81 $7g58 M
s29o BUGKWHEAT FIoLRaMarket dull; quoted at
So eoioe to fancy s; s. s5ss4 9a % c6RH OF
to brand BAGMALDGi ouoted Fine gfsI fs and 10
eo~ q 3@aSl 70 Soarse 81 oa$l IL FEED s Western
aTd middling sci flour s2s red dog $S4 IS ali prompt
bulk s28 20 sacks omea $40 So w. ''0''"S '''p ~
GRAIN--wH1AT There substantial rally in tho
wheat market to-day one time carried the mar
ket t2c above Saturday From top prices Il reacted
taTty responsible for the advance reports
favorable feather in the Argentine, retarded
thrashing in Santa Fe province. sdvices
that conditions in the Ohio Valley unfsvorable 70
Put the ground in bad shape cold
which develop - In
noon increase of 1041000 visible supply
COMPARED with increase ~ 2275Go0 bush last year
that bulls aggressive advance
and the market did little midday hold
Shorts leading buyers throughout the
with Minneapolis times stronger points
being damaged country railroad points.
arrivals Minneapolis unfit for milling
Receipts in the Northwest up ST. against
last week 671 last year: receipts Winnipeg
shipments while 100000 bush greater previous
week, about equal 10 Saturdays estimates, and
therefore had little effect especially half the total
shipped this mi were
advance shut business and sales reported
this No red in New York closed 79c
and so1ao afoat; No Northern Duluth Ssssc and
No hard winter, $3.50 ( o ahoat. CORN-At the
sold up &c generally throughout
day. closing quiet New York principal bull
point the mild and weather again in all CT
and the absence OF any contract in the
rivals Chicago for the day emphasis bad
wet weather had the grading. At
time Chicago was ssc above the previous close, but
larger estimates Tuesdays receipts Worlds ship
$50, previous
The best buying by commission houses who
found little io sale all day Liverpool closed id net
corn in New YoE closed 522o elevator 4e51o b
ahoat: No white Doc, Hnd No yellow. 49s4c o b
ahoat The visible supply increase 1.204Ooo buhh
oATs-The market for oats was rather narrow all day
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January 1oa7

New York. January 7.
coFF FEEIThe coffee market opened decline OF
is 10 20 points, and at time about 20 TO 25
points lower. but rallied partly trading
ana closed steady at net decline 70 IL points
Sales for the DAY were reported of bags
The opening decline lower Turnpssn
cables rather heavier Brazilian receipts and rurors
that English banking people finding some dim
guilty IN marketing their proportion of recent bond
issue solG by the Brazilian government under the
NsloTlzation law. The rally
buying by local interests covering based on tn
ste6oness Of the coffee
at even II the interests taking the loans
were meeting with temporary in
marketing the bonds 1t did he govern
further supplies OF spot coffee Brazil OF course th
preseFt high money rates in financial centres
might prove temporary obstacle any popular dis
trtbution Brazilian
Until 1911. and thus furnish term Investment
paying sh1 which appears be
by the Brazilian collections under those CON
duons the eventual distribution of bonds and Of
the further issues which to arranged for
direction there seemed fresh in market
and the local spot market did fully reflect the de-
cline in futures Havre closed 1914 francs lower;
Hamburg. Il GE pfg lower. The spot market was
stsady. with quotations Of 80 for Rio
No Z TIE total warehouse deliveries in the United
States for the week se.oss against ss7I4
last week and i20556 last OF the amount
New York reported sf.ss1 The ciearances
and shipments at Rio and Santos follows: Rio
oearances $1,000 bags including 81 900 the United
States, $4,000 TO Europe and 1000 Cape etc: Rio
shpments $4,000 bags: Of wfich 1900 were for the
United states and 2loe9 for Europa Santos shipments
1900 OF which 81 coo tbs United States and
$4,000 for Europe; Santos cleararrss including
gebe Tor the United States ana $4,000 for Europe
Victoria clearanoes. 1000. to Europe The weekly
Bahia movement follows; Receipts nil: stock
$1,000 bags; cleGrances 10 the United States nil; 70
German, nj; 10 the Of Europe, 100 bags The
total receipts at Rio and Santos for the week
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

y esVVo nass against $4,000 lest week and 100 900
ds LoN-The cotton market showed reactionary ten
- uttlns to-days trading after higher oper
on ana closed at decline Of to 10 points
lor the day were 100000 bales according 10 est
ro1ne me opening was steady advance of 3 to
o and during the first minutes the active months
snS net gam OF to points covering of shorts
60 suppott Waleh was encouraged higher cables
* 600 hs PIG spot sales reported the English market
oales at an advance Of 10 points Tho advance m
ebot i9 @ a MeT9h m ana l0oso for May market
90 10 20 points above the low level of last month
asp and attracted good Of realizing the ten
1rSIcy IN tnis direction being also
.le -NeW orleans market is closed and by
euuIly regarding the showing Census
noIIoM. ne Dig estimates for
s points also promoted selling by local bears and
the market soon eased of few points under tha
isues OF SatuTuay. Trading quite active on
ne early bulge but became quiet the decline ana
G'uatons IN the late trading narrow
ea irregular The market developed no IA alyinr mower
~ c9iseuehce however, and while closing tone was
ast prices were at practically lowest point of
e session The weather I'm the favorafle for
.o elnent ana the heavy receipts continue an oh
secle 70 the development Of anything like general de-
@ @lu' on the other hand private advces from the in
SoIs er report continued frmness the part Of spot
hoIusIs ana the Southern markets
ported We're unchanged TO Il higher Cables were 70
points higher at the hour OF the opening but esseT
Oh iater ana closed only 2 TO 4 points higher
The range Of contract prices in the local marker TODAY
was as follows: ~ ~ N"S
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

4 DNERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tn.
y Tribune received at their Uptown Once. No 1854
Brosd"aY. between SSH and ann sts, until o'clock
orices at regular ONCE until o'clock D m v;s
2o& seh ave. cor 23d I5s 9Th
st 81 East 4th 81 257 West aga ST. between 7th and
sth sves .eS West le5th st. 1885 80 ave between
aSth and !'a sts 1923 Sd ave tlst st l76S Ist
eve: $50 Sd ave. near 5lst ST. 554 sd ave; 3i0
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

put showed rood undertons commission houss support
wsre quoted as follows: Mixed. 9s to So 10 8saseMo
re natral white 30 to s3 70 4GG41 and clipped white
90 20 Az 10, sOg44o RYE-Market nominal. BARLEY
Nominal BUCKwHEAT-afarket dull; quoted at 81 rs
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

ADvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. 10. 1864 Broadway, between 3eth
and 37th sts.. until o'clock .. m. Adver-
tsements received at the following branch
offlces at regular Office rates until o. clock
p m. viz 2S4 Sth ave, s. e, cor. 28d st. :;
l53 9th ave. cor. 18th ST.. 90 East 14th 81.
267 West 42d St. between 9Th and sth aves !:
PES West l25th St: 1928 50 ave. between
76th and nth SITS. 1926 Sd ave. near 61st
St; 170s 1st ave. near seth ct: 15T East
lcEth St: 756 fremont ave: $50 81 ave
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08


A FIRST CLASS position as working house
keeper Is open TO a thoroughly reliable
woman who knows the needs of good house
keeping and VINO Is intelligent enough TO
repay kindness and consideration with COM
petent and willing service; New England or
New York State woman preferred. Apply
by letter only, stating age ana references
Mrs. c. P. Browning. 216 William st. New
York City.
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lars. Press Syndicate. Lockport. n. Z.
EXPERIENCED GIRL for general house
work in apartment. thres adults; wages
$50 bring references Lameda. 316 West
18TH ST.
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of four; no washing, Address or call T. L.
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New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

VISITING GovERNEsS. having dissngaged
afternoon hours desires additional pupils;
kindergarten, primary; assist with school
work. experienced: highest references. A.
L. c. 1a0 West SGD 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FOR SALE

DESKS, rolitops; partitions ratings, tables
safes, letter presses. counters. shelvings.
clothing store fixtures; stores, offices fitted
Finn Bros, 2s-S2 Centre st.
DESKS, rolltops; partitions. ratings. tables.
safes letter presses, counters, sheivinss.
clothing store fixtures; stores. ofices fitted.
Finn Bros. 1882 Centre st.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

'uIy '''''''''t''.' slh S1% SLY slS 81"
Hsg: SHi#s..:::: Ssg: .::::: So :Ss s5s 81: 81:
& zss 1ssP :asP % s IN
quoted m m y sSo %h 6 5sgR Was GAIN go' in @
Lon London market also with spot quoted at flos Is Sd
firm in the Important available supplies and
p 20. and casting at "a 90 24c LEAD quiet at
in m at the oea m fd R@s wa siS1 at
s2! l5s in London and at e5 75o IN the local mar mar
standard foundry quoted at SOS Sd and Cleveland war
prS ia ana 5hGggn opT no bern Is Quoted
AZ s94 "a ~ ifeS & are f9r ni IRON certificates
the Produce Exchange ruled dull with prices hFm g
lows Cash and Ja1uaTy So 75as24 So; Fe6TusFy,
Nav a9d ne MasS9 s $S 80 0O April S2'
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs-For molasses there was
firm undertone with fairly good sales movement and
Ssng % Tts yEp sz Se9ay b1s
SSm98n GO @ g1SS far Sat food T. RF}e
common l4@16c; fair. lsa17c; good 1sG2Oo prime
oILs-cottonseed oil was generally hc higher today
on scarcity II selling orders coverng Of shorts ana ian IN
quoted nomnay 4lc sales 200 bbs January at 4oc
kenned ] PgfrOiee @ %as M 'ea&y PETRoEM
phia. bbs 745c and IN bulk. 1850 refined cases New
b6s s5Sc and in buiE Soc Pbiadephs 6bs 45c.
PadePhs fRd ID PR p ao G6TToNsrEp orme crude
o mills 35c; prime summer Yellow. January 4Gg49,2c'
8sA Q3slac; do July ass G3ac September se9399c;
SEED oiT1Amerdan seed city raw 41G42c, do out-of-
town. raw. 40a4lc Calcutta raw, CSC LARD OIL TO
PROvIsIONs-The provision market. after weak open
ing due big hog receipts and weaker yard prices re
covered commission house buying and the strength in
hogs estimated for Tuesday IS 00o Kansas City had
s5s5G e9 sS Ss 7 sPd so@ @ Wss @ smg SIS Fs
short clear. SIT 25QS19. REEF firm. Quoted Mess S9G
S s5o So &Ms T Quoted % at %
aS25, DRESSED HOGS firm. Quoted: BaGons slao; $50
MEAT. Pced Bellies stead Qud1ted 1s smeEing 16s4
Iic 10 ~ 1oNo y r. 19sS a N 10Y l01hs I Picked M
csc; country, 6'sQ6ssc LARD steady Quoted: Middle
- S raz sgs es C0ng0Hn9d firm dm
II Ad12c: city lard stearine, loQ10lsc
RlCE-Rics was firmly held. with good jobhing de-
tlons folow: Domestic screenings, S1tqs%e; second
heads. 4g43o; choice heads 4%a4Tsc fancy heads, So
~ Patna. 5aG5s4c; java. 45sa5ac; Raneoon in bond
tied with brokers expecting some decline in the
future The Federal reduced prices IL points 555c
pectea 70 tolo ne to!o"lng are list prices subject
70 rebate Of 10 points and discount Of per cent for
doninoes 7o5c; Eagle tablets Sc mould A. 6l5c; cubes
Eagle On bags Powdered and Eagle confectioners
uIaIed 2ooci HAAN powdered 499oI powdered coarse
ne ranuated Eagle % h Cations IF ne 1sd rrsnI
BIB bags do nc ION bags 465c; q so bags
DO SOC Eagle fine standard gIanulated and diamond
3. t5c No SOC: No Soc; No 6. 400: No 25c
20 9, ;, zoe No lSc NJ 10 4G5o No Il &c! No ~
@ 9Soc, 20 ~, $500; Nos IL 10 ana 49, s5c London
sugar oees e quiet ana easier for spot with January
quoted at IS shd and February az SIS ead. For raw
sugar there was no important change in the situation
plies but they seemed willing take Shipments al
o61s p59s gy Psd P[css were p9mnay unchanged
lice and nolasses sugar. SO test. 2ls-iso.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

red Western winter 6s futures steady; March as az
Nav. SIS 3i@d: July IS 1i&d. CORN spot steady; Asr.
can m!Xed new, IS SiAd. American mixed old 4isd:
futurss steady; January. as 1Ad: March Is Ad PEAS
Canaiap steady 6s s1sd FLOUR, st Louis Fancy winter
tsedX & ~ Sc HqPs in London acho oosso steady f8 IS
prime ness Western steady. SIS Cd HAMS short cut
10 so 10 quiet 52s ca short rib. s to "a 10 Arm s5s 60
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value; made
into new articles or exchange for new jew
elry or japanese goods At N. F. Teppers
factory. 10 West 81sr St. basement.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
Once, No, 1894 Broadway, between ssth
and BTth sts.. until o o. clock p. m. Adver-
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o. M. viz, 2o4 Sth ave-. q. .. cor. 23d st.
dbS 9Th ave-. cor 18th st.; 90 East 14th st.
257 West A2d ST., between Tth and Sth aves
p8s West 12oth ST.: 1888 30 ave, between
18th and 77th sts- 1925 Sd ave. near 61st
H.; l709 lst ave-. near seth st.; LOT East
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK revoIutionized by Dr.
Buchanan's latest invention. teeth with
out plates; specialist in porcelain crowns
and inlays: inexpensive Or. Bu"oansn. GO
Madison ave. corner 6Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

ADvERTTSEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. 1854 Broadway. between 36th
and 8Tth sts. until o o. clock .. m Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o'clock
1883 9Th ave, cor. 18th St: e3 East 14th St:
PSI West 42d ST. between 7th and sth eves.;
253 West 125th St: 1923 80 ave. between
18th ana nth SITS: 1925 Sd ave-. near 61st
St; ITGS 1st ave. near seth St: 15T East
I25th at 75e fremont ave; $50 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRiCEs.-6oo second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
gusranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. b EDDY 3SS Madison st