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New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
TRAINING OF CANARIEs.
Where They Come from and How They Are
Taught to Sing

The breeding and training of canares. a large
number Of which shipped 70 the United States
from the Harz Mountains. IN Germany, is in
tcrestinG and little known industry. The breeding
and selling Of Canaries in Germany has reached
such proportions that ii now controls the mar
kets OF the world The annual value of the trade
IS conservatively estimated to be $23S coo. In St
Andreasburg alone 50.000 birds year raised
for export. For exceptionally good singer and
breeder at least 300 marks must be paid. and 100
marks Is often the price Of good so-called "Vor-
singer" or a bird used to teach the young clnaries
to sing by example The normal price for good
singers varies from i to 80 marks 1t may he
mentioned that the mark is equivalent 70 about 2i
cents.
Absolute quiet and undisturbed intimate relations
exist between the breeder and his birds. Many Of
the so-caed "Harz canaries' which are imported
into the United States bred in the city Of
Magdeburg, where some Of the best singers are
trained.
The training Of the young birds to sing correctly
is Of the most important and laOr~i'us parts Of
the breeders business The Young | Is learning
by imitation for the most part. acquire bad singing
well good. and while it is the plan OF the
breeders that the birds should hear only the good
singing of the "Vors8ngers.'' some of them natu-
rally chirp and whistle in undesirable manner,
and care must he taken that these removed be
fore their comrades have acquired from them the
same bad habit and are rendered unsalahie The
art Of the breeder les IN has ability discover the
slumbering talent in the bird early &c and
develop II 10 its highest possibilities.
Some birds show exceptional talent for tring.
while others are remarkable for the beauty and
variety OF their song. The birds are divided int
classes and kept IN separate rooms those having
harsh and sharp voices beiu; often placed in coy
cred cages. where. instead Of singing themselves.
they are forced 20 listen 10 other good singers,
through which their faults are often overcome
The better singers, after passing certain stage.
where their habits are established and they do not
require the close daily watching of the breeder are
taken into room reserved for the best singers
Inc elementary training tor tho singer IS EenCr-
any Hnlshed ~ IN" end OF November, and the sing
ing IS at its best at the beginning OF January. and
again after the mating time
The canary is IN every way n house bird ari
some people. with good intentions Of giving tho
bird a little fresh air. make a serious mistake bv
hanging the cage out OF tho window the first
warm spring day. The bird IS 10 the
outside air. as he and his ancestors have been
raised for centuries IN the house and the ONLY rc-
suit OF this well intended kindness is cold which
results in partial II not entire loss OF tho voice
tanaTles are very sensitive TO drafts. and somo
SINGERS the results "f years ot careful breeding and
training, have been ruined by . few moments eN-
posure at open window.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL ,

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
IIme shown below from Liberty 81 sia-
tio1, Leaye West "a 81. 10 minutes earlier
PHILADELPHIA TNO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
].I&l5, G.S0, 200. m.SOo. $50. t9.0o
Z0o. 100. 400 -. o. 5.3O. m-5.OO
ioo ';oo $50. 800. plO 30 ,. m. j'l2l5
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-ze1.Sa 81.
s% 20 .,locO' :-l2.06. 500. f+-4Uo
LAs6EWooD n d3 AND LAKEHURsT-z4Oo
do.Uo a m. l.31. k3.40, 5.0O p. m sun
G2S 90 1000 a. m, 220 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY-"10OO a m. x1.O0.
ALI. RAIL ROUTE-Long Branch. Asbury
tark. ocean Grove Sundays, North As
1$ ou,$ Filil; - %, $50. ll,3O a. m.
b'.l'. 80, $50, i12O1 Sundays except
pecan Grove. z5.@0 9.15 1000 .. m, AGO.
:. 30 y. H.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Atlantto High
lands. SeahriGht. Monmouth Beac,: Long
,'fanchI Astmy Park ana Ocean Grove.
1926 &Ge li4T m 81 ieSo S n 81 5t2d s55 s29 s25
SO. Sundays. 900. 10 90 a m, I.U0
30; - p. m. Leave Pier 10. y r
90 S1as 70 ~ d6 sSVo 10 iG9 s,,5aT: a. M lS9 az
1920 a m, 80. 400. $40 p. m.
pri.riI, !!T9 tables giving time 70 EASTON,
CHUNK. WIi.KESRARFE SCRANT6H,
READING, HARRISBURG POT~TSVu.LE
" I'LL AMSPORT and al ot1or POINTS can
he obtained at following Offices: Liberty 81
West 23d -. Tel 314i Chelsesl Astor
iquse, 245. 434, 1900. 1894 Broadway 1S2
West. 2T9S 3d Az. lO5 West I25th st. 245
Columbus Az. New York: Court st PAR
~ Fulton St 40 Nostraad Av.. BroolJlyn .
300 Broadway. Williamsburg. New YORK
Transfer Co. calls Ger ard checks baggage
20 destination
DAILY tDany. except sunday rsur-
days. tParlOr cars only. rrlDinicg car. eV-
cept Sunday. xSaturdays Only. zLiberty 81
only. sDiniHg car sundays 'Dlniug car
daily. bEXCcpt SATURDAYS fFxcept Long
HrGnch- From West Twenty-thfrd street
el22o 2. m. g420 r m. jiI5O 2. m.
k. 20. % 90 ~ m
w q. RESI- .EP W g HOPE
Ni-e-Pros. & Con. Nor Gen Pass'r APert
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

SUsEWoRK-ReiiabIe girl for light
49, UssNofk and assist IN confectionery;
700 wages. 1927 Third ave, near list ct.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER,
first class. six years experience, desires
position either permaneHt or temporary:
salary SIS to $50. ". NJ. Kistler. 14S West
91st st
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

LEHIGd VALLEY.
FOOT Of W 23d a tOrtlandt and beshrosses sta 2.
'pa,ly sunday: a52t. h3.25. e - ds - n5Z' xt1s
IvN.Y.,ALy MY. y
Buffalo F=press.. - 40 A N. 80
HUita.' , Npress. .--.. ..- 'i- 30 a vi 'dsa9 ; N
ELA. Il DIAMOND ESl' sfl - a } - 90 M
Ccs, 4 Toronto Vest Eyp - tu ,. VI * 40 4
TIL BUFFALO TRAIN e. - = Mt : ~ >
TicEe; Offices SIS ana is6j Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Sinrfe Insertions > cents Ter ltre Six
teen words, seven times C11secrtivtIy. St.
which entities advertiser 90 have v00r1s
entered for period ~ fourteen days in
the Trihuue's Directory Cf Des ratle
Rooms Write SJr circular
Fun Information concerning these rooms
may De had. FREQ % charge. ar the Uptown
ono" of The NeV-N,rk Tribune. 1884
Broadway. between 3Gth AMI 31th s,5-
NAfL-ON ~ Z. N>--I IeSir2ni" rooms E.
private baths board 1rCi1vai- appoint
nents fast class: references excatuSod
oGTu ST. u WEST-A deIightrgI. Well
kept home To- Young women students.
req so-ablN rates
i4eb ST. 5l5 WEST-Good reishhCrhood.
cool attractive house. running water. ls-
7ced ChrisJi1r family
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
Female

GOVERNESS. COMPANION Experienced
teacher - Treu,h ana German. good
musician. excellent r"for'n"eN from leading
%"w Yay}, families. v.G rap- two ,r moro
children F Miss Fit7r-rnll.s bureau
s"1 Fil'H ave. -u:rH- r@l Sc.
GoNTR%ESS g~ COMPANION In family.
uy French Tar,si7u lIIy. good references .
experienced teacher. .II'fv Hr seaside Tre-
segrrJ no salurE l.. " iiax 60. Tribune
Uptown Df'!C~. 1864 Broadway
GOEFRNESS Young laJy. school teacher
rs goy-Tu,s- and nurse. no objection 'r
tray"I. Wnirrat" compensation II. Box
81 Th0wtstCr. Long Island
YOUNG LADY. refined. sp'akinC French
as companion or visiting EoveFuess. ref
.rcn-~r Address Miss H 8 West Plsf st
Young LADY. refined wants position IN
doctors office. hes had sru0 'Nrr~i"uce;
best reference. Address r. N. 50 Colum-
bus ave. car" p'ConU0r.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
Pb7.T7w0ap & nTT0 p ?.

ROYAL. Blue LINE TRAINS
''Evcry Other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Leave New York city 22d st I.fh'y ST
'WASHINGTON. Sl-pars. 11.En nm 13h am
..W-ASSIIINGT0N, Diner. 80 am 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner, IL 30 am 1900 nm
'WASIHNGT0N. RaHc;. l..o pm 200 pm
""RONAIs LTD" Diner. 2 20 nm 400 pm
'WASHTNGTON. Diner. $50 nm 6o0 I'm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. G.SO pm 100 pm
'DqUy
Tsrou~l Daily Trains - tHs West
Leave New York CITY ord St Tih'v -
rVrGAGC pTTTCET'RC 70 ar- 6 m am
CHICAGO CG.TN,Rr-c I: 80 Ar, 1o"n nm
T1TTSuT T7Ci LEV FT.N. 2 - pn 4 90 n
''pTTTS ri FG LIMITED 20 ON 100 nm
,'TV .STI.Or-TS T.0T-TSV., I1.rN yrn 1Gn am
GIN. S'r. LOUIS. T.CI-ISN.. 9 ~ nm 19oo am
ONcos, @f5 474. ZOO BrCadwey Nstor
Housa Jos Greenwich s.. 9F Toi0n SQUove
W SOL Grand ST -. = 3A9 Fu'tCn St.
Hrootlyn. West pa - md Liberty -
After n m Sleeping car Reservations
GrT fuIl tr-orroa'io" regarding trains etc,
o-7 he c1tajuef ~ Plreau 2 Information
T. 6 q =. r.. 22G Ter.ai-ai Phone No
-}.'e-1 2fti
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
rAILORS,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

EDGAR n. BRINKFRTICFF. Certified
Public Accountant tS.lJv II y. ~. -
Broadvay Room 6l2 TtlephonSs BIZ
Broad ard l4GI J. -7vanch Brook Newark.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
IN Nv c1+qrio 2. wester7 RY.

y. Y. n. Y. & HARTFORD +. r.
Trains depart from Grand Ce''-ral stAA
scl 81. lai ith Ave. a. follows for ~,
l;cs.cu Va Sev London < prac--+tS .N
j.. lc'o2. t'o.ooo. 'x.'tc,o2 a. A.
E50o. 80 5.02. ''i2,0O = ai.. via WI
rmau,ic- ''S.J1 4. ri 600 =. n, "a
sl'd.-tt.li \ n. 'N-@;oJ. 'Hi-"'
~ Co T. y
white Mts. s.; Aihans and Ouebec.-
= $40 \ " tg-On =. n
Vcr'stsr ~ Fftch-. Ma FutT.ri. +a-.'n :, y
I.sk.vIIIs e %o-r-fsG,OG a. 81; - 81 7 NJ
Po-tIaud X Ec- HarhoT VIA W.rrc---fts = a
ct Harrington. 81 -SrrlF-c. L'uox. PitL5 .
red -tt5l. 'rG.oD \ ", 81 20 - 81 Z u
ticket Offices az cJirHnf Central Stn ani
-i@5th St also n PAN. 1900. cia"4 Bwa%.
- Union 81 ClS2 F:fth Ave. 80 Coluhi-
bus Ave C,;t9 Madison -tye. clos ". l-StI
:; 27gS Third Ave. ln b-ooklyn. a
lrIr, ST. 40 SoStran1 Ave. $50 Il way
'Dltly. +I,1crpt sundays 'St7ps at ic,ta
st NSto-s NJ 12'tH s.. Sundays oa-H
.P1rlor Car Limited. sSUndny -srIC- car
train Iiias dining car cTariHr 1;li
Steering Car tickets also. SATURDAYS oniy,
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.
BOOK BINDERS.
BOOKBINDING.

A-chitec'ur5i must and art books
bound. make cF all kinds 0f Uo~t'Cli1a
Mcclellan, 1OG sixth A~eUrr.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

BOY. genteel appearance. 1l-ls. good
home, clothes and a little spending
money and schooling. 70 learn an excellent
light trace. with good future: Protestant
orpssn preferred. CriEt. 30 ScherTnerhorn
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

DECGS--Fine chance; best location in
Mount Vernon: finely fitted up worth
$1,000, sale price much less. will exchange
for real estate; owner retiring Dr. - \.
Schenck- 3S South 4th ave. Mount Vernon.
y, Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
HELP WANTED.
siaie.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON nay earn
good income corresponding for ne~sps-
t<Tsi experience unnecessary Send for par
ticulGrs. Press syndicate. Lockco n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
Fenase

<SF reTELLIGEEr PERSON may earn
Soco inconse corresponding for neWspa-
80 erpeytsncs unnecessary. SEND for par
-1trs Press syoaicsse- T>oelGpoTt. n. Z.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

Aair
MAN as porter. houseman or VatChmdn
city references. BTeen 229 East goth st.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
q Il cATaMll N7NTINrA'E S.

12r I2 EAT&N Ii. #IIN y n IS
via the 'ate.iI Mountain, otis and tatskiI
and T4ur.rsy'Uc Railways
Direct connection wi'- fsa y Y central
trains leaving Nsw Work 80 and ll-ll
a NJ daily except sunday u1t T. NJ.
dai.v and the West shore trains leaving
West 421 So a. 1-15 and II - \. NJ daily,
except sunday
Also direct connection with tre HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the EA7Sl<li-i'
f-Nf-Ei$.; LINE STRS PURCHASE
TTI-E t.T'~ VIA s'NTSETfsI-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

GENTI-FNItN has s. OOa to $4,000 ~ in
vest In good paving legitimate b,.eiua7s.
With or without services Address Ea-
s,,2nstnle. BOX Il TIiSune Uptown Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

SALESMAN. with wide experience IN
the iobbers. ut present enjoying a lucrative
position IN the same &C pacftv. would erter-
tain proposition with large u7fil - place
fts product, tclividual sales. about 81 Ol1.
600 annuall,-. Address Progress. Tribune
Cnce
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-11
n-&-N

Excellence, White Swan and Pansy four are in superior class to them selves, For sale by W. H. Nichols.
 A number of Calisle citizens are having their houses painted this spring. That is a good sign. Go into a dead town and take glance at the houses. A live town usually looks bright ond fresh while the rusty coated houses usually betray a dead one"
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-11

The carpenters are putting the the finishing touch to the Hummel building and 1t will soon be ready for occupancy.
 Carlisle is enjoying trade for miles around. We have progress i've merchants and business men and they are drawing the tlude.
 Arco Paint is prepared es' pecily for Iron structures, such is smoke stacks, Iron roofs, lroh fences Sc. Proctor & Co. sells i5.
 We are in receipt of a letter from Harrison H. Runs, of Wal nut, Kansas, who inclosed 90 cents for six months subscription to the Independent Thanks.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-11

Ash Pays cash for Chickens and Eggs.
 Mrs. Pool, of Hagen has been visiting friends in town this week.
 Pansy flour for bread baking excells the rest W. II. Nichols sells it. Arco Paint has no equal fol' all kinds of Iron structures, at Proctor & Co. c. E. Smiley and J. o. Smitll were among those who went tq Lonoke Tuesday. :
 Buster Brown Coffee is a selle,' because It has the quality. II. I. Buechley sells 1t,
 Miss Maude Blaine has returned from pleasant visit with relative; ; in DeNalls Bluff.
 Come and see our samples of fne stationery and the beautiful new, faces in job type. ?
 L0sT--A bout March 10th. my bank book. Will pay $l.00 for its return. H. Watson.
 Oxford shoes for ladies gents Misses and children ill all styles and colors at Buechley's $.
 L. B. krshka has inst receied s complete shipment of Enameled ware. The prices are right.
 PASTURE For town cows ana horses, $l.00 per month.
 G. w. Hinchee.
 Mrs. H. c. Hill, of Wattensas has been visiting .in town this week, the guest of Mrs. J. C. Ash.
 HAY-We have plenty of good prairie hay for sale and our prices are right. Carlisle Mercantile Co.
 Mrs. Jennie Maddox and son, master Herburt, of Ashdown visited Der mother, Mrs. Nancy Brainard northeast of town last week
 Buechley has due this week a large shipment of Novelties III Belts and Back Combs, Side Combs. Comb Sets and Hand Bags i'll a Variety sf Colors and Styles.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-11

C. R. Marsh visited his parel. -'' in Prescott Saturday and Sunday,
 Geo. Duckwald, a prosperous rice grower living southeast af town was shopping here Tuesday.
 Contractors Wilson and Hendrix have a large crew of men at work putting in the foundation for the Bank of Carlisle building aud everything IS moving along nicely
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-11
LOCAL NEWS

Linceed oil at Krshka's. ]. o. Smith selIs Roof Paint. Still in the lead, Kyle cigars. J. o. Smith sells pure Eupion Oil.
 Seed Potatoes and Onion sets at Nichols.
 Pony and A. o. blows at Krshka's.
 Miss Jessie Colclasure visited in Lonoke Sunday
 Arco Painit for Iron roofs. C. $. Proctor & Go.
 B tse s Ill GJols or all kinds at Ayres' Drug Store. Capt. Dick visited relatives in Little Rock last week.
 C. $. Ayres visited his sister i'll l. title Rock Tuesday.
 The highest market price ill cash for veal c. A. Hutson.
 Mrs. Chas. Long has been visit ing her father near Lonolle.
 Our Grocery stock is complete and fresh. W. II. Nichols.
 Why buy 10 cent cigar when q Kyle is superior at 3 cents.
 VIII. Nichols sells the E. & W Shirt Good values for the money Try them.
 For all the spring styles in fine and medium price Wall paper see !. E. Muzzy.
 When you have Veal or Poultry to sell don't fail to see M J. Hackney.
 Feed youryoung chickens wheat n ,corn chops. For safe by Perkins.
 ss Cora Wilson visited Ids and relatives in Little ' Nj last week.
 ars, c. c. Saunders and son, Master Garland .lisited relatives in I.onoke last week.
 John Bacus had bushes in Hot s brings Wednesnay and Thursday.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-11
Rice Growers Notice.

1 have secured the agency for all grades of Kentucky coal and can make you the lowest prices. Call and see me at the Union Creamery, or phone No. 26
 C. E. Banzhof.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-11
Strayed Or Stolen

From my place : miles north of Carlisle, one dark bay marc about 14 hands high. Has large scar on head and neck and mai reached and tail cut short. WI give 5000 reward for her rn. turn. JULIAN LOWE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-12
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uno tut es griinoIih. Cine Gpplita'
tipn oeniiat.
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-09
illinois CENTRAL CONTEST
BECOMES MORE BITTER
Bolster the Missouri Pacific Railway Finances
With Illinois Central Profits

New York, Dec. s.-The Illinois Central
contest becomes bitterer. Mr.. Hartman.
Mr.. Vanderbilt and other trustees file
spirited retorts TO the Union Pacific con-
troll suggestion of Mr.. Stuyvesant Fish,
summoning official records OF Mr.. Fishs
former administration of the company TO
illustrate that Mr.. Fish himself has what
they call "a financial past some of their
savagest thrusts Mr.. Fish does not parry.
IL was Mr.. Fish's misfortane 10 be or
ficialIy related 10 the defunct Trust Com
pany OF the Republic. whose fortunes be-
came finally so involved that desperate
appeals had 60 be made 20 meet pressing
cxigencies. Mr.. Fish was generous. He
permitted the use OF Illinois Central funds
In kindly ways al critical periods and
seven OF Mr. Fish's associate Illinois Cen
tral directors dn addition TO MIR. Harri-
mani make a joint signed statement de-
clarlng that his philanthropic use OF III
nois Central resources To bolster up
staggering trust company was not just
quite the kind or rescue work which can
be applauded in an ideal fduciary trustee
whose campaign 90 get control OF the cor
poration consists SO much in proclaimng
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-09
Chicago GRAIN

Chicago, Dec. 9.-Today's dullness and
easiness were the features I'm wheat. the
market holding within ihc. for some time.
but finally breaking Aa1isc. from Satur-
days close. A private cable saying that
the weather had turned favorable after
the rains reported late Saturday. the late
setback at Liverpool. the slow cash de-
mand and the continental weakness were
depressing factors toward noon. Lower
corn prices also figured. Two leading
commission houses sold persistently, but
the market would take little. the general
trade being limited by the speculative
shadow always cast by an oncoming gov
ernment report.
Corn was lower on the selling by receiv-
Crs against "A larger country movement,
There also was selling by a Western
house. The demand was poor. except af-
ter declines of ssa&c.. when scattered
shorts covered.
Oats were firm early. but turned easy
with the other markets, May falling OFF
%C.
Provisions were lower on the weakness
i'm hogs following the Unexpectedly large
hog receipts. Fair buying by the packers
was noted on the decline. Todays hog
run was $1,000: prices 15a20c. lower; esti-
mates for tomorrow 1900. Cattle re-
ceipts 24.OoO: prices 10c. higher Sheep
receipts 5000: prices firm.
Following IL the range OF the Chicago
markets up TO the final close: