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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-25

Ladies, do not Fail
 To Hear Free Beauty Lecture Bftou Theatre this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-25
FIRE STILL RAGING.
Timber Lands and Houses Burned in
 Virginia

Danville, Va, March 24.-The for est fire which broke out near Stuart, the county seat of Patrick county and which spread southeast through that county to Critz. is believed Co be still
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-25

Wallace Half of Huntsville. a cadet in the United States Military Academy. carried off first honors in the recent indoor athletic meet at West Point and is now champion athlete of the acade- my. At this meet he added two medals, two bars and the all round gymnast cup to his list of trophies which now embraces five silver cups. three gold medals, three silver medals, three gold bars and one silver bar, all won in ath- letic events
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-25
WANT ANNEXATION.

Bijou Tonight, Rose Mayo Presenting ssUnder Two Fiags.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-25

Willis Gulp. negro farm hand. was shot and perhaps fatally wounded yes- terady at Farley by Melvin Miller, a young planter of that locality. The negro was advancing on Miller with a club when the latter pulled a pistol and shot him through the neck.
 B. F. Lawler. one of the most prom inent citizens of the eastern part of Madison county, died at his home at Brownsboro yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness. Six sons and one daughter survive him. The sons are J. T. Lawler. H. J. Lawier, R. C.. Lawler, T. s. Lawler, B. B. and Mill ton Lawler. all of this county and the daughter is Mrs. J ! W. Wortham of Decatur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-05

SALESMAN. experienced 10 take care of
route OF customers, on commission basis
l.. Lumbers. 500 Washington st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-05

81 The s6 SS vss: 9 snS % tsS e: @
was easier for all grades except strictly prime and choice
FED calves offered to-day were more than steady
100 10 Gull. at s4 20 ' Sna ySS and fsa s az fs
s4 prme weston Cas- az 81 no Dre.sd csves stesdy
at s914O for city Creased vsals 7012o for country
40 sa ;s CEti: Sem y:a Z. lss n sS u
10 - do iaa 50 d do at III h. GG s. d
% DO a. Ss & S9 90 % n at 81 70 DO 81 N At s. 30
A a S. M q a. Hsa IL 81 IL % Is do l
- Jee Wright Co: 4 yoals 1875 n at sloi 10 do.
s7:o at ST. d. 50 g. at S. ;' barn ny
N w OTIS Co. 70 veas 12e ~. at 50 49, as do. 1aS
w Hume: % Teais lss n at $40: "a do, 122 ~ at
81 90 81 40 l2a h at 50 80 less So on the lOo DO 127
John 5 Nelson 80 veals 1s 10 at IS 49, 50 Western
50 5o SANDERS an -. veal 30 n at SO 115 do 40 n
SS ~ az S3 9 10 at so - CO us H. at IS 90; IL do
DO 1o8 ~ 81 70 do Is5 H. at 50 So do 1888
Judd Co: II veals. 12s ~ s. 25; 20 do 11O 10
Tobn shannon: IS yeaIs. H. at 50; 10 do n.
M Is 56 Co. 10 yais ISL ~ So do, $50 d.
oo SHEEP a AZ for two days p
demand and steady; lambs firmly held and selling
pens were cleared with the exception Of few late ar
dum to good lambs at 81 25a$7 IS choice
S. Dressed mutton steady 71aq91so per 10;
steady at S9aS11 per carcass
Sales; 8 Sanders 81 state lambs. "a 70 average, at
y % por 100 ibi ISL do II H. at 81 7O 90 DO go h. at
y state ,s sse T IS H. At q SCI II DO o. p
10 at 81 80; 10 do !ous) II n. So 90 lambs
ye2Tinss' 90 10 at 30: yearling 90 n. at So
n at IS; 21s do II 10 81 30: 259 DO So 10 at 81 co.
JUDD c. PIT Buffalo lambs. 80 10 at 81 TO- %
Newton s. Co. 24O Western lambs. Il ID. at SEQ
Tobin shannonj % Ohio lambs. e5 10 at 81 7bi 100
Western sheep wethers llS 10 So T5 10 Ohio sheep
40 n, at 81 TO- buck 100 70. at 81; DO 10.
W R. Hume: ITO state lambs. "a N, at 81 10. 80
HOGS-Reoeipts for two days SAN cars eSS0
head. including about for the market Prices Gp-
peRred to be firm Buffalo Rdvoes Conservative quo
Country dressed hogs quiet at 81 81oo per ~
Sales-Andrew Munen D state pigs, 1l2 10 average
at 81 50 per 100 10
Newton & Co. SaturdaYDI e2 Pennsylvania ptga
100 10. 81 90.
Kerns Commission Company date Saturday. % pigs
81 10, at 81 40
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OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. Feb. 4-HOGS acve butchers and ship
pere, s7o21s8$7 CO.; common 50 6ogS8 10; CATTLE
ss55saSy; fair to good shgPsrs s. 73a$S 90 common
strong, 81 25a$7 70
East buffalo. Feb 4-CATTLE-Receipts I. 200 head:
active; heavy 100 higher others steady prime steers
IS $3.50 %: Shipping SjaS5 rs; butchers 81 60aS5 30;
heifeTs 81 5OQ$5 40: cows S4Q$4 85 bulls 81 25ak4 T5
stoces and feeders S38S4 40; stock heer So 50GS .
fresh and spriuges steady 50 higher $SHS32
yEAISReceipts 300 head: and steady. s. 25Q
higher Workers and piss 81 SoqS7 85 Tougs SO 4GG$d go
stays, 81 60aS5 30. SHEEP and LANIRSReceipts u 30
head active sheep steady lambs. 20a25c higher lambs
S5as7 50 yesrllngs Sc 23aSd 81 wethers, 50 h0gS0 10
ewes 81 1885 Is. sheep. mixed, S4Q$5 y.
Kansas city Feb. 4.-CATTI.E-R Receipts 900 head
Including 200 Scutherns market steady loo higher
cboce export and dressed beet steers s. 6oS6 6o fair
feeders So 25dS+ Is; Southern 5o$5 25
ern COWS S2 25aS3 "a" native So 25g$4 go native
helfers. 50 2JqS5; bulls 81 1884; calves So 5OIST
HOGs-Receipts, 1000 head: market 100 higher; top
81 O7shghest In four bulk Of sales 50 g0GS7 05
heayy s1g$7 O2M packers SO eOg$7 90 pigs lights
SO SOd$8 eT1s SlEEP-Receipts, GOO head; market
strong 100 higher; lambs $7ls7 Co. ewes and year.
lngs S5Gse; Western FED yearlings S6Gs6 co.
fed sheep. $685. Is: stockers feeders, 81
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. Closing: WHEAT-spot firm; No
req western winter IS Id FUTURES easy March Is 81
mixed IS 65d old, Ia futures quiet: March
- 2&d; May. IS 8Ad. PEAS-CRnadlan IS lOia g.
F LoCRCst Louis fancy winter steady at S. HOPS IN
India ness Sic 30 PORK-Primo mess. Western nrn al
Sos CUTMlATS-Han. short cut. IL 10 10 n arm at
COS bacon Cumberland 20 80 n quiet at STA
short Eb 10 TO "a ~ nrm sac; long clear middss
Light 2S 70 81 10. nrm at bSs % DO heavy, IS
arn at 6Ss short clear backs. 10 to d 10 nrn at
square II 20 ID 10 steady 4ss "a LAD-Ptrne West
ern in ueToss, strong 4es Cd: American renneH
pals nrm SOS BUTTER United States steady
95s: good steady CHEEeE-American IN est
white and colored stock Canadian finest white
at COS; 40 eolored strong AZ e8s Cd TALLow-P Prime
city nominal at 96H TCRPENTINE- strong q
b2s Cd ROsIN, common. firm cd PETROLEUM
Refined steady at 6Ad. LINsEBD OIL weak at 22s Sd
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b. as-ReGetPs for two days 2ss cars or
Sis1ehteTsTs and q for the market making vita the
CITY at & sts.t Sn yards sSs 8 %a0a ae rs
ssht strong ana fH15S' aS S6s'G oo Hn
yards ebout cleared Poorest to best steers soS
s. $ Dressed beer was qSotsd St slow W. 9 at a q:
o n Geoe GT pt g sSd Per 9I FOR
sSg Gie Idaeon lower at II 1sqlSo ~ dressed
No s az today; Boyis vii take
Schwarzschnd sulzberger and 1000 quarters Of beef
f0 60 o s6 6 siDDs Steers 1917 III
a. 90 3 s. pf loI III 20 d9 i2 ID at So 20 10 DO lies
do 1920 h al do Iie0 ID 81 30 10 Missouri
bulls l4so h at s. 90 Ohio do, 400 h. 81 II
s n2 eo 1qS 81 S 81 do $50 h. 81 10 Penn
g ;P9 ca g., u y Ohio ste steers 1928 b
b at s. 20: Is do 112s ~ at IS TO- DE- 1888 H. at
a. is S H. d. y $40 at at 8 's1s do $ $50 H.
do Gs,5 H. at So co. % DO es8 h. at 81 So 20 90 Ssi
s. 80 10 d g sSo T. at S s 40 1000 ,a D. at 81
ss5dss ~ oH9 Z; 1917 n !, , 52t
1927 Ii. So 90: o. 500 ~ IS So; COWS il!4 6
80 20 10 H. at $ ss y 4 H. 10 b. So u a6 at 20 e.
ao 1s b. 4 81 IS do $50 f. at IS o. o loo
sdd o. 70 o0' 3e2 p s.: at e 90 90 :.j TTs p
T@Pa sAsnnOn 81 Western bulls 1892 Ii. at - @0
curtis Sop 400 10 bulls 1899 S u e 81 sao q p re
s. 4o e oo% WI lis6 b. At r. 10 a. s7 + a. s.
s e g ss j. ssS 10 'aS6' sd@
an "a at & Man f0 ss sG iGoS O. 81. bulls 1910 n
at 81 10 Cows $50 Su: At sa5 g. Is So g. S 10 u ~
Jog g r = as s. So 90 sG .. a. e 81
Jeife Wright Co: bulls. n. at 81 0o COW.
wv ". r. R Il Hume N 81 cows %S SO b. at 81
Guiding for iG and 1854 fof S which
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STORAGE NOTICES.
Hse-r>~>r-r-~->-r-e~e-e-~s|
PEDPrF-g STORAGE co,

PEOPLES STORAGE co.
% and 81 West 28th St. New York.
To Louisa Hoyt. Broadway Transfer
Express Co. Lucretia Spearing. William
Laarmann. william Neal, Christina Day.
Feorgiana Wright. Miss 7. ~. Gray-fou
IRE hereby notified that the time for the
payment 81 the lien ! hold upon the house
goods and personal effects stored by YOU
IN my warehouse having expired, after due
l3iice has been given you. such property
WI be sold az public auction AT 25i West
xSin -. New York. on Thursday. February
q 1911. unless charges are paid before.
PboPLES STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
Tie Tribune received AT their Uptown
once. No. 1854 Broadway. between Beth
ana 9Th SITS, Until . O'Clock p. ~. Adver-
h5enlents received At the following branch
,I4oes ~ regular Office rates until o. clock
y. ~, VIZ: pa slh ave. 2. e. cor. 23d st. /;
s s9s 5th -ge cor. 18TH 81 ~ Fast I4th ST. /:
30 Aea 40 ST., betWeen 7th and sth ayes. I;
- West 18th st. 1893 90 ave, between
..ih ana 18th SITS: 1920 I'd ave- near G1st
ss., i1gs lst ave, near sSth st; J57 East
4-~th At 9o9 fremont avs; $50 ca ava.
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RAILROADS.


NEW JERSEY GEN RAJ.
Time shown below Is from Liberty St. Sta
ton. Lave West Esd ST. 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by designating MARKS.
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
i.1%%15. e.s9. mT.o0. m-s.oo $50. 400.
i.sO. 200, 's.O0, 'a.00. f'b.0o. $50
m.60o. 'I,6O. 's.66. $500. piO.sO P. NJ.
j'12.15 mdt
BALTIMORE AND wAsHIEGTON-E'1.so
T'860 200 law ~ II ~
LAESETooD AND LAKEHURsr-aGOo
$40 A ~, 11:0O. 1.30. ks 30, "a 10. 500
ATLANTIC CITY-'S.lO A n. z1.OO. ka.aO
L6NG BRANCH, AsByR7 PARK. OCEAN
S4S9. $40. f fIsSG Nc A'S sSi545 20
6ooan Grove. sz.O5. 900 A &. 400. 40
Tine tables Eivips trains 70 EAsToN,
BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN NACCH
CHUNK, W1LEESBARRE, SCRASTON,
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTSVILLE,
be obtained at the following ofdOss; Lib
Aston House.. Is ts4. I56O is 1854 s-oad.
g qra 1 W6 SSn g q A Sn 10 Ws = q IsR
St. 2a5 Columbus Az, New York; 4 Court
St. S4S. 544 Fulton S., AT9 EeatrSnd Az.
New York Transfer CO. calls for ana ohsoEs
baggage to destination.
'Dsily. tDaily, except Sunday. pSUndayA
tPaEior cars only. mDinins car. eGceps
only. dining car Sundays, IDiniRs car
daily: From West TWsnry-tAlra street.
s,5 y 20 =, F, N. g g P N. lilo P. n.
". G. BEsLER IL W. c. HOPE,
vice-Pres, q Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN LIMB.

Twin Screw Passenger Service
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OURG-HANBUaA
'Pen' mis-. Feb PPM SvvaldsTEss. =. FeA L.
America Feb Ii, 8 AMI batavia. A.. .AaA Ii
'Omits ChsrbOurg Hamburg diro0t-
Mediterranean Service
TO NAPLES-dENQA a
Hamburg. Feb. 10 Hsmhurg. 49,. MAG q
Romantic. -. Mar slsAfoltlks. ..... Nay q
Hamburg -. Mar. Is Hamburg. ..fUzs IL
sMOltko. -. Apr. 81 sGoitlls. .s0Eg D
sHas Grill Room and Gymnasium.
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Totals 800 9u2o9S 81 $50 sOos $50 ESQ 62s $50
Circulation per capital. SIS &c: January l. 1907,
SO IS; February ), 1893. 81 So; February l. 1905,
81 o. February 1904 $50 s; February l. 1903 SO IS;
February l. 1850, SIS II; February l. 1901. SO So,
February !, 1900, 80 S.
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BALTIMORE E OHIO R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even houF.''
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New York City. 2Sd St. Lib'y St.
WASHINGTON. SPpsrs. 11.6e pm 100 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 40 am 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am IL. 90 aIl
WASHINGTON. Diner. 1l.6O am u 90 mn
WASHINGTON, Buffet. 1.50 pm 200 pm
"''ROIAL LTD" Diner. so pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON, Diner. $50 pm 600 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 6.50 pm 100 pm
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STEANIBOATb-

Is o % M and and P0l R.aa ia New E s3s
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fan
River Fares reduced 70 all points-Boston.
S2B5: Newport. Fall River, $500; Provt-
dencs, 81 80 Leave Pier ID y. R.. Il. War
rem St week days and Sundays, $500 p. u.
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leave
Pier 40. \. r., foot Garrison St.. week days
only. 6 p 81. Steamers City Of Lowell and
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven and
North Leave Pier 20. 3, R.. week days
only, 4:OO p. N Stsarnar Richard Peck
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AMERICAN LIMB senss 5 Ia = s Il Z 3

AMERICAN LIMB s9E.5s y = 20 Il Z q
PLTMOCTH-CHERB 'G-SOUTHAAPrOef
New York. FEB. q PHILADELPHIA Mar "
81 Louis. . Feb. IS New York. Mar -
RID STAR LIMB EEoSS Per
NEW YORK-ANTWE RP-PAR1s
krcOId Feb 8. IL am Finland -F'sb. % II 80
West n u Feb 13. lam iceland. Mar. q II
WHITE STAR LINE sEo@ Fiss
NEW York; NSTOWN-IIIERPCd
Teutonic Feb. 9. 10 am OCEANIC. Feb q. ara
baltic. Feb. 13. am Teutonlc. Mar. 6.10 AaS
Majestic. 7 CD. o. liam Baltic. Mar - 5 azz
PLYMOUTH-CHERB' G-SOUTHANfPTOR
-ADRIATIC. Nay n 1 p. NJ: Juns 80
III Ton &c go May -. 10 A. NJ June 70
OCf-ANlC. -...-.-- June .. 2 p M July 4
MAJESTIC. June u. 10 A. NJ; July -
View. 25OOO tons; has Elevator. GFraz
nasium Turkish Baths and Band
7' ~ MEDITERRANEAN 80 "a
FROM NEW YORK
CEDRIC. .-------F Feb IL. $50 A. NJ l21Grs
CELTIC -..-.---.- Mar 2 A N lTCHa
CRETIC. Mar. 30. noon May g; Iuns Il
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC- FEB IS. A. M: APR 70
kE-F y Bio, .-...,,-. Mar. ID n0cH
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY,
Freight Once. whitehall Bldg. Battery p
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MONEY IN CIRCULATION.

Washington, Feb 4.-The Treasury reports money
in circulation in the United States on February I.
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ew Passenger Service
.editerranean Service.

From Bremen Piers 80 & 4tA sts., HOsokzM
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAV'ELLlER$
OELRICHS & CO.. No. Broadway, n. ~
Louis n. Meyer. 1919 Walnut 81. PhllA.
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Through Daily Trains 10 the west,

Leave New York Civ. I'D st. LIb'y 81.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 100 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. l1.50 am 12-OO nm
PITTsBURq. CLEvELD, S.59 pm 400 pm
''PITTSBCRCi LIMIT'D," 8.5O pm T.CO pm
GIN. st. LOUIS. LOUSY. 100 pm $50 am
CIN.,ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. ESQ am 1000 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS.LOUISV., $50 pm 600 pm
House. los Greenwich St., 20 Union Square
W. Sel Grand St, n. Y; s4s Fulton St..
Brooklyn; West 23d St. and liberty st.
After s p. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc,
can be obtained At Bureau OF Information.
p. o. r. p. 2Sd ST. Terminal. Phone
No. Chelsea Si4<
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Egypt Express Service
ne splendid Twin Screw s. 3 OCEAAx1
sails every wednesday between
NAPLES and ALEXANDRIA
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FOR SALE.

DESKS. roIltops; partitions railings. tables
safes letter presses. counters. Ehelyings
clothing store fixtures: stores. Offices lifted
Finn Bros. 2s-32 Centre at.
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STATEMENT OF NON-MEMBER BANKS.
The weekly statement of averages Of the banks
Of New York city. Brooklyn. Jersey city Hoboken
and Staten Island which not members of the
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 second hand
wood and Iron working machines; fully
Guaranteed; machinery bought and eE-
Changed. GEO %. EDDY 3SS Madison AZ
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TYPEWRITERs.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK reFoluuoDized by Dr..
Buchanan's latest invention. teeth with
out plates; specialist in porcelain crowns
and inlays: inexpensive. Dr. Buchanan. 64I
Madison ave. corner Seth st.
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HELP WANTED.
PROF. SITUATIONS WAITED.
Female.

nervousness, desires patients; ladies resi-
deIoes. Address Miss Willard, 1858 Lex
ington ava.
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LOST.

d.
BANKBOOK No. S6s go OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per.
son having claim TO It Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten Gays
or submit 70 having said passbook cancelled
and neTy one issued.
BANKBOOK 40. 224. 9a1 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having a claim 10 It Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days.
submit 20 having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST. handbook No. 4s3. go, on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same 20 the bank within thirty days, or the
said book Will be declared cancelled and
extingc;shed and a new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST handbook No. 419. $50 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present the
same to the bank within thirty days, or the
said book viii be declared cancelled ana
extingUished and new one issued In lieu
thereof.
handbook No. 457.74 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same to the bank within thirty days the
said book will be declared cancelled and
extinguished and a new one Issued in lieu
thereof.
LosT.-Bankbook No. 449. e24 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
,Ipan said book is called upon TO present the
same to the bank within thirty days. or the
said book viii be declared cancelled and
extinguished and a new one issued In lieu
thereof.
LOST O.. STOLEN. -Bankbook No. 500. 492
Of the German Savings Bank IN the City
Of New York, corner 4th ave. and 14th st,
issued to Johann Geyer All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned to the bank on the LIST day Of
March 1907, a duplicate VIII be Issued
I.OST.-Bankbook No. Gs2,Sl4. Bank Tor
Savings, $50 4th ave. New York. Pay
rnent stopped. Please return book TO bank
LOST.-Bankbook No. 916. 400 Bank for
Savings 2S0 4th ave, New York. Pay
Tnent stopped. Please return book to bank
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COOKS TOURS

Established 1871.
ITALY RIVIERA. i Sa15, rs 5S1Ss
1s (siofiy). Feb. &c: March 9 (spaiB). %.
JAPAN, CHINA. 4 4oa1a I.. asE 70
cifo Coast Feb Fl. March s, Aprn =
WEST HNyu6&, Quebec sG5sa5 s sc s. go
mail steamer Pretoria leave Feb. sA
March 80. Fares. 400 and Up.
l06lR W tUA, 'Bernudian'' (nsWf
and ''Trinided svery dayk aOUaA
Trip. $50 and up
FlUjEiUHg Feb. ~ Ia R8. MarsA q
Inclusive Fares. $50 and I'D.
WASHINGTON. . Fs5s'-as Sso. ES e
March Z. rs. April II. IS. May .. an anA
$3.50, including hotel
EF7mmDR SO spring ana 8una9a
EYnUTEa Tours. including al ra@
sorts, $50 70 SI.1e5.
Send FOR programmed
Steamship and Railroad Tickets Evsry-s
where.
THOS. COOK 6 SON,
245 and 1900 Broadway, Sls Ma6isaa
avenue, New York.
Boston. Phila-. Chicago, san Franchises.
135 O11ces Abroad.
COOKS TRAVELLERS CHECKS P2Bs
ABLE EVERYWHERE.
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TorRIsT nuRRAU

r r. Tickets. hotel Accommodate ns go
general Information about foreign ceF9s
Travellers checks good AL oYsr the wo1A-&
OFFICE, az BROADWAY, y. z.
'Phons 1900 Rector. Pisra. 60oenan-
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD AND SILVER
OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought g. highest market value; made
into new articles or exchange for new jew
elry or japanese goods at 81. +. IeppeTS
factory. - West 3lsr St. basement.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles n Barney Co. No. IS Broad-st
W E--. ana 70 l22 South Ath 81. PhlIaaelphisl
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DREssWAKING AND MILLINERY.
WADAM GlLLIGAN

desires Few more select customers who know
and appreciate first class work. satisfaction
Euara lteed Tel. 62sS-Colum bus 4O6 West
b7th
NINE D. ". DURRAND.-D Dresses for the
south. also modcrnizinE dresses; cotton
Gresse= so. yelling dresses $50 up: mod
Is OF hand short notice 65 West 4eth. 81.
lkESsMA ~ y Altman q Co: eX-
ceiIfnf filter artistic designer princess
jackets. latest styles. competent expert
enoed. renodelIing- reasonable. Address
ir-essnakcf 326 West 14fh 81.
IRESSMAkEP First class. out by day:
ladies' and misses gowns; reference. Ad-
Dress so Columbus ave. advertising Office.
DRESS MAKER wishes few more engage
meuts by the day. remodeIing q Hpe-
ciaify. terms moderate Address Dress
maker zoo East 10th st.
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Lackawanna Railroad.

- 80 - - - - . - 49,
Leave n. Z. Barclay. Christopher. ". 2Sd
Sta.
$500 A. M.-For 8inghamtop and Elmlra-
80. 90 A. A.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST.
=. 30 P. A-FCr Buffalo and Chicago.
fS-oQ P. A--For Scranton ana Plymouth
Ee0.lo p. NJ For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS P. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. ithaca
900 A. A.-Chlcago-SlssDsrs open $50
p NJ
Tickets at lac, 42o. 11s5. Hasa Broadway.
y; $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn DAILY.
N, Y, N. H. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trs!ns depart rom Grand Central station.
A2d st. and Ath ave. as follows for
BOSTON. Via New London 8 Prov.--.tte;oo
T. 1879. .,E 1902 ,A,.5M5. - s!iS
sYt2:oO P. NJ 7ia wIllimantic-tfS;O1 a.
fIl12:o0, = i4:o6. 'iii66 P. 4.
WoTster a Fitch. via Putnam. f8:b9 ?. ~
LAkeville & Norf.-ts: 4e A NJ: 1854 ? NJ
Ct harrington, Stockbrtdge, 1enO1, Pitts
field-t4:54. tS:49 A. NJ. and 1881 p. ~
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central Station
and c125th St, also At c245. 1900, o1854
3 way. o25 Union Square. elsa Fifth Ave.
GAS Columbus Ave, c6+e Madison Ave.
clos ". I25th St. 27e5 Thlrd Ave. In
Brooklyn. c. Court St. A79 NostraEd Ave.
'DaIiy. tE1cept sundays- Istops at 12oth
81. xStops az i25th 81, SUNDAYS only,
SParlor Car Limited. Has dining car.
cParlor aHd Sleeping Car tickets also
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BANK STOCKS.

cReDortsd by clinton Gilbert. No. 2 wan strsstl
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mall.

VALET, masseur. would care for invalid
gentleman! highest testiynonials; also
physicians reference. Valet. care Petersen,
294 East 18th st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
I,AUCSDRESS-First class can do me
work; shirts. collars. hns linen; best ref
erenca Jussila Bureau. $50 Lexington ave.
I.AJyNDRESS - CHAATBERAIAID. - First
class. neat. tidy young girl; very best
references; wages so to e25. Flaherty' >
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WAITER would like change rom present
positioni five years reference. Apply W.
Macy. 1914 Atlantic ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-05

STENOGRAPHER. - Two years expert
ence; no objection 10 going out OF town.
Address A N. 14lS 9th ave
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