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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
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The glrl's slender hands rested for
moment on the desk by the typewrit-
er and hor big gray eyes looked out to
the tleecy bits of white clouds that
foated in the far-off sky. Usually her
eyes were full of soft lights and shad-
Ows, but just now they were dim with
longing.
Three mouths before she had come
to Atlanta to enter on business ca
TCer. Her parents had been loath to
let her leave the modest home nest,
but at last had given their consent.
Amy always succeeds at anything
she undertakes" her mother had said
with pardonable pride. But the father
had shook his head half-sadly.
Perhaps she will make more money
there, but can't get over the notion
that a girl is always better in the shell
ter of home. A real woman always
longs for love and protection, and it
always hurts her to crush this long
Ing"
Amy had dimly felt the truth of his
words in her young heart, but her mind
was made up.
PERHAPS papa knows I've just as
good as said mo- to Fred, and he feels
sorry for him. He always liked him.
Of course. | like" (she tried to say
The word like" lightly Fred, but |
Just couldn't think of tying myself
down to man who teaches winter
schools and runs summer farms"
Then. too, she felt hurt because he
had gently but firmly refused to give
up his school and his farm to accept a
Clerks position in one Of the big dry
Goods stores.
Il can work out my destiny here
And am so much happier here than
: would be up there. am OF some use
here and I am not sure that | would De
Up there"
Thus the two lifelong frieAds and
lovers had come to the parting OF the
ways.
twas thought of this parting that
bad brought look of longing 10 the
Girls eyes.
Every week brought her letters from
home, but from Fred no line came TO
break the silence. Several times she
had left strongly tempted to write 10
aln, but her pride always conquered
Ae temptation Perhaps she could
have endured If all better if the other
aiOgs had gone right. But the other
'angs had not gone right In the frst
place, she had not succeeded in getting
such a place as she had expected and
desired
For three days after coming to the
wy she had gone from place to place
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
PAT MCBRIDE q CO.

.4.otching away on every side
Fair domain you see;
4 part belongs to Pat Mcbride,
a mart belongs to me-
, ou,n the golden light OF morn,
WIN IVY all its tints that play
r7von the springing grass and corn
Dat owns the corn and hay.
, ,,n the cat-bird thrush and jay,
T 2Ta larlls that sing and soar
Dot n owns the barn-yard fowls that stay
Ghout his stable door.
r,L4 where the shadows on yon stream
Are changing every hour,
own the right to float and dream
Pat owns the water-poWer.
Mine is the murmur of this rill,
Whose sweet tones never cease,
But all the air with m9 ~ co MI
own Won creamy summer cloud,
That DER the meadow floats
like some pure angel in a shroud-
Pat owns those Berkshire shoats.
Mine are these drops of dew that shine
And fiji my wild rose full;
These tiny violets are mine.
Pat owns that mighty bull.
Where such things can be got for peH
Pat buys the finest breeds.
hold communion with myself
Pat holds the title deeds.
Pat rises WHen tHe morn Is new
And so, sometimes, do /;
I see he has enough to do
AS l am passing by.
His muscles seem to be of steel,
But mine sometimes relax;
While he so sturdy seems to feel,
let him pay the tax -
Ny golden profits ne'er escape;
| hide them in my breast;
Pat takes his gold in different shape
And sticks it in his vest.
| count my treasures Ger and Ger
AS higher still they mount;
Pats go with those that went before
To swell his bank account
Pat owns that clover-ield in fact.
And so I sadly fear
That love of gain will make him act
Just as he did last year
The crimson blooms l priced so high
He cut without remOrse,
And sold the seed off by-and-by,
And bought a Norman horse.
No man has wealth enough to buy
Ny part in this domain.
| would not sell my clouds and sky
My shadows on the plain;
| would not sell this golden light,
These tales the breezes tell.
Gold has no power to buy my right
For money Pat would sell.
l gaze at ease on. every hand,
At our possessions fair;
Pat plows and sows and reaps the lana
And keeps it in repair.
So Pat does me a world of good,
While I do Pat no harm,
And on these terms. we'll understood,
We both enjoy the farm.
Otto F. Parr, from the House Beauti-
full.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
ACCURATE aTIMEKEEPERs.
Maryels of Mechanism at Greenwich
and Washington.

MarVels or Mechanism az GFeenWiCn
and Washington.
For a long time the standard of
time, not merely on land in the British
Isles, but at sea all over the globe,
was the observatory clock at Green
wich a suburb Of London Today on
the Continent of Europe there are
ether standards, and the naval observ-
atory in Washington performs simi-
lar work for the United States. Ships
chronometers and the clocks Of the
country are regulated by the clock
in that institution, an automatic sig
nal being sent out exactly at noon by
telegraph daily.
The true standard, however. is
furnished by the stars For more rea-
sons than one it would not do TO
measure the rotation of the earth b.
the temperance Of the sun or the
time Of it's reaching the zenith. The
clocks in the observatories at Green
wich, Washington and few other
cities are regulated by the stars. 1t IS
known in advance at what hour, MN
ute and second these objects ougat 10
cross the meridian. Separate groups
Of stars are selected for different sea-
sons of the year, but several are avail
able for observation every clear night.
In the telescope used for this work
hairs are crossed SO as to form right
angle in the centre Of the field of view,
and the instrument is mounted so that
each star which is observed for this
purpose must pass the intersection OF
the hairs AS 1t does 50 the observer
presses a button and automatically
makes a register Of the time. AFTER
number of corrections Of his record
have been made for various purposes,
comparison Of the figures made with
The clock tells whether the latter is
fast or slow and what change, if any,
ought to be made. But before any de-
cision is reached the average Of sew
eral observations is taken. No one
observation is trusted.
From a report printed in Science"
week or two ago a person can get a
GOOD idea Of the small variation Of the
Washington clock from time to time,
and OF the amazing calculations maze
! for its correction. The figures glVea
, r. te to a period Of four months in
At che time the clock was es-
Ated to be 0.1G1 Of a second Fast,
at another O.043 slow. Those were
extremes, so that the utmost range
error was two-hfths of second, a
art being on one side Of the truth,
rnd a part on the other. Twice the
inaccuracy was found to be five
,ndreth part Of a second.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

But, Fred, isn't that taking adj
vantage of the homesick?"
he shook his head solemnly.
You haven't left me any other
way"
"oh, Fred, I'll promise if you will
only take me home"
A half hour later she looked back at
the city from the car window.
"Good-by, you great, eart-breaking
place, good-by. You have taught me
now to appreciate love and home. =
The Home Magazine.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
unafraid.

A CITY man went hunting. A1ter ne
had banged away for some hours with
n n',t success two boys who had been
following him approached him and the
older said: SAY, mister, if you're out
for sport and amt afraid 70 pay ior
# nv brother1l let you shoot at him
for two hours for quarter. Pitts
burg Press.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

rnoland has 10000 persons with a
single leg or arm.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

Sunlight will penetrate very clear
. ter to the depth of 1900 feet.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEeRApH

chicago, 'lne 1T.-CATTLE-Receipts about 90 900.
HIet steady 10 .Oc higher. Common TO prime steers
e - 90 SO cows s. = 81 70, heifers, $3aS5 bulls
& SogS' 70; stockeFs and feeders So
go. f1oeIS--ifecelpts, about 27,00U; 104
l. &c AlShtr Good 70 prime heavy Sc lola l7l2:
5aeGlIa 70 good heavy, SO 07is Sc I2la; butchers
sc 70; light mixed. SO Is qSs 20; packing 81 50 n
so1O PIGS 50 30 S6 20, selected Sc ass 20: bulk Of
sate9. 80 10 $6 -. SHEEP-Receipts. about 70 600
tei STEADY sheep. So 10 q SO so; lambs S6RS7 so
cincinnati June 17-HOGS active: butchers and
Shippers SO 20. common s. - S6 CATTI e active,
SSti TO good shippers So $50 30; common s. -
s15 5li-s.P slow and easy. s. % s.. LAMBS
Kansas city, June 17.-cATTIE-Recelpta IL 600 head
-t--G-ls o.vt Southerns; market strong higher
@ quarantine steers Sc 05: choice export ana dressed
ei steers, SGQS6 80; good 81 gS5 go. western
go steers - ouI$6 20: stcckers 5aTS5
E.erA steers s. 6gS4 10 Southern COWS 81 25QS3 7O
= -SgSo, caves S3 5o95S6 so. HOGS-Receipts 5000
41; market 1CG hieher Top, SO TO- sales 81 95
% ssg lo he hs@'y 8 g2gsei PACKERS s56Sedo g5t $6
p-s' % -'4 - 20 SHEt55'Receipts 5000 head
8. @2sSo %, 1eNas clipped yearings Sc 25QS7 Texas
epea sheep - 5S1 % stookers feeders So 5OGS5
SlL- "Ls lsI AellEt ana lo121c higher: and
ssy SLOW ana lol25c lower. prime steers 257SR
ssl-ns % 6a$e 20, butchers 50 803$8; hefers, s49
- - cows 50 - ao. bulls. S5 5.51S5 stockers and
L--IS g - 90 i-esA cows and sprugers steady.
Sle8S52 NEAIS-IleceiQts. $500 head market active
and DC lower al S5dS7 .. HOGS-Receipts - 500
81 -; mixed 81 eo ycrkers. So S0dS6 40; pigs 55T
s. -, roughs SR254S5 TO- stays S4aS4 20 SHEEP AND
ars $ 5o4$1 90 yearlings SEQ Sc 25 wethers. 500
UHion stock Yards. Pttsburg. June l7.-CATTI.E-
E sogS6 10. VEAL CALVES s. 50GS7. SHEEP3Sup-
ply fair market lull. Prime wethers, S5QS5 To- culs
anl common $2aSS; lambs, S49I8 HOGS-Recepts
MEDIUMS, s. 5o yorers and pigs. So 5ogS6 So roughs
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
AGED BANKRUPT MUST GO TO JATT,
Joseph Bick, Clothing Jobber for Thirty-fve
Years, Gets Two Months for Contempt.

Joseph Bck, sixty-three years old Junior NOM
Der Of the HIiA OF blck Brothers, clothing jobbers
Al No l5' mercer street which was recently de-
clared bankrupt, by decision t-sn bz J,lqa tJoI.
IN The United States District Coift vesterds1, nil
gpend two months fl Ludlow street iaiI hoein-
ming Thursday, for contempt Of court
An Involuntary petition in bankrur,tcv wac a,od
against Philip and Joseph Bick for thirtv-ave
years doing business as Biclz TrorIars T3sat
B.ck. called before Judge Holt TO testify as 70
tie assets OF the firm. said that he received a
postal card one morning saying the writer would
present for payment two notes agoIrs+ o.
Brothers for $loo0; that the man called and d5was
given me hiIn check for the $4,000 He could not
give me man name or address William Henkel
the receiver applied for the DunisbT1en+ S Me-
5ick' on the ground that he had not stated the
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
VeSferrR RY.
Nh HARTFORD R r

N. 7, N. II. & HARTFORD R r
Trains dspar. nom Grand Central Staten
z2d St and 4rA Ave. as follows for -,
Boston via New Londcn Z Prov--TrS :gos
4 1880. 4 1890. * 1902 a Af--
Il 100 x 1.o1. x 500. = 500.
500. ET 5:02 Sf12OO P. n, via VII
sPsI-f9:14 A N. '7I2:OO. '.a;OO.
s1l.oO P. "
Wor'srs- s Ftcch, via PUtaan 1880 P NJ
LakevtlIe & Sorf--7FS 20 A II. 75-3l P, u
Portland & Bar Haroor via Wcrc--fse Pm
Ct Barring1on. StcCk5rtdgs- LsnoN- Pits
fsId--f4 81. $1,000 a u. 81 20, fS 81 p II
Ticket Offices az CCSr21d Central s. n and
cf25th St, also az c245. 1900. c135+ B'way.
c25 Union 50, clS2 Fifth Ave, c2iS ColEul-
bus Ave, c649 Madison Ave, clos ". l25th
St. 279S TLir1 Ave. N Brooklyn. ca
Court ST. 4I9 SosTan5 Ave- 800 B way.
'Daily. Except sundays. SStops al 125tl
st XSrO-5 az 125-h = sundays only
>Psr-or Car Limited. sSU1day parIo- car
train. l'Has dining ca cParlor and
Sleeping Car tickets also saturdays cnly-
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STORAGE NOTICES.

s!las Brown J. G. case, Chevra
N, n AeLoe-aa Society. Mrs. Davis. Mrs
aaeath, Mr. KleiHfeld. Mr. Latz. Mrs
- Nell, Ellen Quill, ". Richardson. F.
SeegeFson J. Berger, Mrs Doody. r
jayne Mrs William II. Johnston Mrs NJ
Joste, Mr. Pfohlman. F. Ernst. J scan
nell, Mrs Mcnamara, b. Kane: You and
each Of you are hereby notified that the
tine for the payment Of my lien upon the
properly hereinafter described having ex-
pired, and after due notice thereof had
been given you. 7 will cause such property
to-Tit: Household goods. personal effects
and merchandise stored by YOU. or in your
name, IN the YorkviIe Storage Warehouse
70 be sold a. public auction. according 10
the statute Ia such case made and pro
vided. IN G MerI's Auction Rooms. 155
East 125th st. Tuesday June % 1907
ia F. m. and continued each succeeding
Tuesday at the same time and place until
The sale IS complete. N W. Wood pro
prietor Yorlville Storage Warehouse. 163
and Ie6 East S4-h 81
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

AEERIcANIME From Pier IS, n. r
Pn4 4MOCTH-CHERB'G G-SOCTHA ANIPTON
PHILADELPHIA June % July %. Aug. "a
81: PAUL. June %. Aug. g. Aug. 81
SE1W YORK July 9. Aug. 10, Sept.
81. LOUIS. Judy 13, Aug. IT. Sept. IL
RED STAR LINE Et09 N Per
NEW YORR-DOVER-AN
ICELAND June % PM; July 90 Aug. IT
xADERL4AND.. .Jly 30 PM; Aug. Aug 81
kROONLAND- .Jly 13. : ;3OAM .AuE.1O Sept
5INLAND.J July q, 7:30 Az ;Aug- "a. Sept. q
WhIEE STAR LINE = 5T09 W Pier
NEW 1ORK-Q' 'NSTOWN-LIVERP
sCEDRIc. June %. .12:3OPM; JULY Is. Avs. Is
CELTIC. June p. .8:3OAd: JuIv 25 Az 81
.AR1AEBIC 1ES July 4 l PM; aug. l. Aug, p
-BALTlC. July II, 8 AN: Aug s Sept 5
LYMOUTH-CHERB'G G-SOCTH AMPTON
'fADRlATlCneW).J June 10 IL :90AM: JuIyf7
'IECTONIC.-. June 25. 10 AM, July "a
'OCEANIC. July 8. 1880 pm: July 81
MAJ k.SIlC July 10. 10 AN. aug. Z
1New. $4,000 tons; has Elevator.
Gymnasium, Turkish Baths acI 4Bsn1
NEW YORK-AZORES- -MEDITERRA'AE
"CFtEIl lC.-J1Ce Z1.n0OA "ROSIANIC- -July Is
BOSTON-AZORES- S-AIEDTTER ANE,AN y
-CANsPIc. June %. PM: Aug. 10. II AN
PASSENGER OFFICE, 5 BROADWAY.
Freight ONCE. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
ACTION SALES

ADMINISTRATOR SALE will sell at
public auction, by Harry NJ Moses, auc-
tioneer on June 20 1901. at - O'Clock
noon, az Room 50. no. 156 Broadway. Man
haitian, New York City. one diamond ring.
Dated New York June Il, 1907
SOPHIE .. GCNTHER,
Administrative OF the estate Of Nicholas
Guat5sr, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
CHICAGO STRIKE TEMPORARILY OFF

Chic2go' June 17.-Teuporary peace has set
1.e- o'et me stockyards, and there viii be no
strike of the packing house teamsters for some
tine al least. The men to-day accepted the
offer O. arbitration made by the packers. and
Will remain at work until the board Of arbitra-
ton has been selected and has finished its
work.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
RAILROADS

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL .
4IIa5 shown below Is from Liberty ~
st2u11. Leave Vest Sd St 10 rlngsss
earlier, except as noted by osslsn1Ilcs
PHILADELPHIA Two-HOuR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR. 90
Js1215. ESQ. MOO ms. 90. $50. 400.
$1,000. s1l.O0. 11.30. m'12,00. S-l0o-
$50. 900. %S co. 400. $500. $50.
m.d.0o, 200. 800. '9-OO. piOsO p H.
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-z'Lso
500 is19O0 l'120o. '2OO. ft'Ao@
LAKEWooD AND LAKEHUesT-s4oo.
5Gs9 a n 119o % ~ 1Se. kS-$ = 40; so 800 y p N
Af esy9; S9!3c, 100 700 ,5 e % a. 40 D
p2.S0. Ks. 20 .. N.
ALL Raj. RoUTE-Long Brancs. Assary
PARK. Ocean Grove Sundays. North AseurS
xia, 1s0, $50. gas, OILS. $50, e-se.
I2oL Sundays. except ocean SIONS
SANDY HOOK RoTTE@Atanfic Hisa-
lands. Seabright. Monmouth Beach. Long
saIe snehi o., As9pFy o. Isrz ,sI sHa Z, Se5 q -
1850. 60. AIS. SUNDAYS. $50 a, n.
Loo as p. N, Leave Pier 10 n;
Sundays. 1000 a m. 1.SO. 8 10 p n
Tine tables giving time to EAS ~ ~;
S9IHk 5 IikEAEM M Z a AILINI0" 3 ~ SNToN.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSNI ILLsl.
WILLIAMSPORT and all other points ean
West 2Sd St Tel Sl44 Chelsea)s Astor
House 245. 4S4. 1900. 1854 Broadway, ls<
Sth Az. PSI 5th Av.. 25 Union Square West
2ISS Sd Av-. los West 125th ST.. 24S Colu1i.
bus Av-. New York: 4 Court St. S4S. 5ts
Fulton St. 479 Nostrand Av-, Brooklyns
$50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New York
Transfer Co. calls for and checks oasgasa
% destination
.Dsily. tDary. szreps Sunday pSun-
days $PaFlOF cars only. mDtnlns Gar.
sxcepg Sundays. xSaturdays only zLtb-
erty St only. sDinins car Sundays iDin-
ing eaI daily. bExcept Saturdays From
West Tweury-third Street-e12-2O = ~
"a 80 ?. NJ j11-sO P. ". ks. 90 P. "
w O. BESLER W. C HOPE.
vIcs-Pres. & Gen Mgr Gen Pass'~ Asenr-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line Six
teen words seven times consecut.vely. 81
hich entities advertiser TO have rooms
,atered for a period of fourteen days in
ne Tr!6Cne's Directory of Desirabls
Rooms. Write fer circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
M be had, free OF charge. az the Up
row Office OF The New York Tribune
1865 Broadway. between SSth and
S7ta Eui,
&ApISON AVE. 71.-Large. cool rooms;
fs-nll es or gentlemen. board optional;
references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
AN@WOR G1ME,

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
Astoris-June y. 3 pm niFurressia.JuIy .. Pm
Columbia June 90 n u Caledonia July IS. nm
Cabin $50. I'd Cabin S35. 80 Cabin S27 so
and upwards, according to accommodation &
steamship. FOr terms and information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS.l .lT-19 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

she-I would never marry who was
coward.
Fe-About how brave would It be necessary for
him 70 be in order 10 win your approval?
She-WeIl he'd have to have courage enough to
-propose.-ChicaEO 80 News.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
MALLORY STFAESv-p CO.

h-AL-ON = EAb-S1-- -.
Fleet OF Magnificent modern steel 81 am
ships. Finest seTvic5 IN every depart
Lpsnt- DeaghtfGl voyages on the At
lant!O Ocean and the Cur OF Mexico.
AL sailings from Pier Is or 16. Z P.
near Fulton St, at II noon
DIRECT SERVICE NEW YORK TO
GALVESTON, Tex Tues. Thurs. Sat
MOBILE, Ala. Fridays or Saturdays
BRUNSWICK. Ca, F'yi.; Key West, Sat-
Connection at Key West via ?. & D.
steamers for Cuba and points IN Florida.
Finest train service from various ports
% points IN the Great West, South. an1
Southwest including Georgia, Alabama
Louisiana, Oklahoma. Arizona, Texas.
Utah. Nevada anu California
Tickets, reservations. Bills L.ading. and
al information, 290 Broadway, cor Reads
S., and SO South, near EuItCn St
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
Citu Hotels.
Citations.

~>~~----~--------
TTNHE PEOPLE Of THE STATD OF NEW YORK BY
l. Grace OF God Free ana Independent.To Bertha
Seek. Aurea T. Runk, Dora c. Hanfed. Fredericka V.
Schaefer. Edward r. Eeck Aurelia Beck, the widow,
heirs and next Frederick Beck deceased send
greeting; Whereas Bertha Beck Samuel CnteFnyer
Christian Tetjen OF the city of New York lately
the SuTrOgates Court Of County
York have certain instrument IN writing. bearing
date the day March, 1898 relating both and
personal duly proved the last VIII
Frederick Beck Of the County OF New York
appear before the Surrogate Of County Of New York
Office in the County Of New York. the 9th
Of July thousand nine hundred and at half
past ten o'clock the forenoon Of day.
there to probate sal last VIII and
Testament And such Of you hereby as are
under the Of tWenty-one years required
pear by your guardian If you have II you have
none. appear and apply FOR appointed
event OF neglect failure do a guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate
for in the proceeding.
Testimony Whereof: We caused the Seal Of the
SurroEates Court Of the said OF 10
hereunto AFFIXED Witness Hon Frank T Fitzgerald e
surrogate Of our said County Of New York. said
County. the 10th day os May, year Of Lord
thousand hundred and seven.
lSeaLl DANIEL J. DOwDNEY,
Clerk II the SurroEatss Court
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

OCSEKEEPER-By refined sensible
young woman. American. in small adult
reliable Trustworthy; reference. s. H, PCS
West l25th St
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


OACHMAN.-Married; no encumbrance;
country preferred; good driver; best of
eee5aeIences: eea willing and obigtng. E. G..
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

J, & j, w. WILLIAMS
S53 W. 5&TH ST. daianss. Til sos
CARPET CLEANING, Established 1873.
Careful. CARPET CLEANING CO
Cleans by compressed air steam hand or
"a noor. i6Gs Broadway s2I East 4sth st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 132-3Sth,
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sfACHTEERT.

REDUCED PE1'-lzs.-6OO secont hand
s1,s.s4 snS iron WORKING nachiner. frIy
sl,rH.T H.Tsd 1iacElneTV bought and s.-
1ea. cEo a. AoDY. 2es Madison az
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FOR SALE.

a GOOD No. Underwood typA writer,
cheap. Address J. M. Box 21. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

class. with best OF references; city {
country. 233 Tth ave-. care Mrs Plath.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
LoST-BANKBOoEs

LOST or STOLEN --Bankbool No. lG9 725
q the German Savings Bank in the CIV
of New YORK. corner 4tn ave. and I4th st
issued 70 Ernest NlliyOHseder. an persons
ere cautioned against negotiating the same.
J: MT returned ~ the bank On the Oh dny
3: Iiy, 1907, duplicate VIII be issued
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
HELP WANTED.

Female.
good income corresponding for neUspa-
pers experience unnecessary. Send for par
uculsrs. Press Syndicate. Ucckport. y. Z.
wASTED.-Good German cook for the
summer at private country house. ref
ereuces required. Call 80 9th ave, corner
18TH st. mornings. between 10 and u,
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hIals.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may esrn
good income corresponding for newspa-
pers. experience unnecessary. Send for par
UcUlars- Press Syndicate, LockDort, n. Y
MADE $50 600 IN nvs years IN the mail
order business; began with SO. Amy one
can DO tho work home in spare time. Send
FOR free booklet Tells how TO get started.
Manager. BOX S4s. Lockport. n. Y.
MEN light work and little money take you
TO Europe; return transportation; daily
ssiiings. Boston Shipping CO.. l3 Nor
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
EGRTH GERMAN LLOYD,


E0RTA GERMAM LLOYD.
Fast Express Service
PLYMOUTH-CHER RBOCRG-BRE9IEN
kronprinz June is 1OAM Kaiser July so
Kaiser. July .. 10 AN K. VIM. II Aug. s
\. VIM. II July 9. 6 AM KronprinZ- Aug ID
Aronprinz July 16. 8 AN SeciIie(new)Aug. 70
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
PLY fNOUTH-CHER ERBOURG-BREMEN.
friedrich June 20. 10 AN Kurfuerst. July IS
+. Anee-June %. 10 AN Friedrich. July %
Bremen. July l. 10 AN P. Alice Aug
Barbarossa.July II. 10 AN Bremen. Aug. S
Mediterranean Service.
Glib -NAPLES-GENOA, AT II An.
h n Albert. June 2si K. Albert Aug 3
,Neckar. July % K. Luiss. Aug. 81
n Luise. July q K. Albert %. Sept.
'OmitS Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. Sd &4th sts. Hoboksn.
NOEs1H GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
S5EGkS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELEICHS & Co. No. 3 Broadway, y. 7.
LOUIS h Meyer. 10l6 Walnut St. Phua-
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PAITIMNRH &. GID 3. z.

sDaily
Through Daily Trains 90 tho WesL ..
Leave New York City. 23d St LID *
CHTCAGo. PITTsRCRG. $50 am 90 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11-50 am L ~
''PITTSBCRG LIMIT D. $50 pm I-O9 pm
GIN. 81. ST.LOUIS.LOCISv.. 115O. pun I 80 am
CIN. ST IOTJIS LOUISV,' $50 pm 500 Pa
Oflces PAS 434 1900 Broadway, Astor
House. los Greenwich St. 25 Union Squs<s
W SCI Grand ST y Y. S43 Fulton SIS
Brooklyn; Wesr 23d ST and Liberty St.
After 8 ,. m Slsplng Car ReservEuoas
and fuu Information regar-Irg trains. etl-s
cau be Obtained az Bureau OF Informatton.
b & o. r r., 2Sd IsrmlnaL 'Phons
No. Chslsea 3144
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LACNDRE6S wishes ladies' washing at
home. by piece or dozen. Handy. 220
West 10th st
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LAUNDRESS.-First class; shirts collars
cuIs. fine laces: has two friends cham
bermaids: private. public city or country
Morrow's Bureau. 72l Lexington ave, cor
ner 5Sth St
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INFANTS SURSE.-Younz Danish wom-
an; four years reference; 60 anywhsre:
$50. Miss Shea's Bureau, s East 42d s.
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LAUNDRESS. first class, wants small
country family; S25; best reference Miss
Shea's Bureau. East 42d ST.
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I.AUNDRESS. - First class; German: :
would Ike steady work for Monday and
Tuesday; can give good city reference
Mrs. NabholZ 4l6 East 10Th ST
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LAUNDRESS or COOK.-By respectable
colored woman. with small child; expert
enced; good worker. Maggie, IS Grove ST