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The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09
Railroads Not Private Industry.

You must have legislation provid- ing that no new railways shall be built or new stock and bonds issued, except with the approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission. I know this will cause a storm among some railway promoters, but, gen. tlemen, you have got to submit, and you might as well make up your minds now that you are no longer private industry, and he who is not prepared to manage his railway as a public institution in accordance with law should resign and seek other business. M. E. Ingalls,, Pres. Big Four Board of Directors.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09
Evidence That Convicts.

In proceeding against the Watch trust, the Department of Justice finds presumption of guilt in the fact that the American watches are sold abroad at lower prices that are charged at home. The same pre- sumption lies against the Steel trust, the Implement trust and many other trusts. But this fact is not only presumptive evidence of unlawful combinations in restraint in this country, but also prima facie evil dence that the tariff is used to pro- tect such combinations in their prac- tices of extortion. Kansas City Times.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09

panies is exactly that of the dog in the manager. They say we have what we want and the business of the state can look out for itself. We will write all the risks we can carry (the suspicion is strong that they are writing more than they can carry) and the balance of the risks can go unwritten and unsecured against loss. Times.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09
The Latest Break.

The present legislature appears to have an idea that the millineum has arrived and that it is necessary to force everybody to be good, even though they curtail aman's personal privilege. The. latest break is a bill to prohibit smoking in hotels and other public places where ladies are wont to congregate. De Queen Bee.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09
Expect Life to Be Better.

If some one wrongs you, cheats, misuses or insults you, let it pass as one of the lessons you had to learn, but do not imagine that you are selected by fate for only such les sons. Keep wholesome. hopeful and sympathetic with the world at large, whatever individuals may do. Ex- pect life te use you better every
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09
For Sale.

One Broom and two broom houses; we'll improved and beau. tiiul places bringing good rent. aud 2 nice lots. Will sell cheap. Also one 4.room house furnished with everything that a family needs, for rent. Very cheap to right party. Sam Osborne. at toundhouse. 50 2 wtf
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09

Provision was made in the peni- tentiary appropriation bill recently for screening the hospitals at the convict farm and thus protect the helpless sick from the torture of mosquitoes. That was certainly only measure of decency and hu manity, but the further fact that many diseases are readily carried from sick to healthy people by the bites of mosquitoes is also to be con sidered. This is only one instance where humanity pays. In fact, can society in any instance safely neg lect to look after the well-being of the unfortunate.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09
Better Call on Governor Folk.

Possibly the new anti-cigarette bill will be enforced as strictly as is the present law forbidding the sale of cigarettes to minors, which isn't en- forced at all.---Gazette.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09

If you have money you will not
 use for % days, deposit 1t in the Savings Department of the Farm CTS & Merchants Bank, at Mena, and get per cent interest. This bank receives deposits from one dollar up. B q 6t wifi
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09

Strayed-Large red COW with crumpled horns; is in good con- dition; disappeared about April 25. Anyone finding or knowing of wherea bouts will please notify S M. Cunniu gham at blacksmith shop on South Mena street. 54 , w2t
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09
STARLETS.

A faithful friend is the true image of Diety itself. Napoleon.
 f'The cornerstone of ihe republic lies in onr treating each man on his worth as man. Roosevelt.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09

For Sale-3H horsepower gasoline engine, practically new. See E. W, Hamilton at Star haketyp 49 dwtf
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09

year, and it will not dissappoint you in the long run. For life is what you make it.--Arkansas Homesteader.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-09
ruE Mry. ryrNING STAIR

Is a progressive newspaper furnishing to it's readers daily service covering the most important ot the world gen eral happenings as well as those items of local news that go to make home paper invaluable to citizens of any com munfty If you want the news in your Evening Star. By carrier or mall 4oe per month.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
BILL TO AID P4TIENTS.
Coroner HGburger Would Force
Hospitals to accept Cases.

II was learned yesterday that Coroner hamburger
had requested Senator William Sohmer and Assem-
blynan Cornelius Iuth 10 introduce a bin into the
Senate and Assembly respectively providing that
no hospital in New York City having room should
turn away a patient who has not a contagious dis
ease. The bill reads as follows:
No superintendent Of a hospital in the City OF
New York. @ other person IL authority. shall re-
fuse admission 10 an applicant brought by ambu-
lance other conveyance to such hospital II the
hospital has room for the patient and If the pa
fient has not q contagious disease. Nor shall any
superiU endeut other person in authority OF any
hospital order the removal Of any patient while in
: dangerously sick or precarious condition 70 an
other hospital.
Every superintendent other person in authority
of a hospital IN the City Of New York who shan
violate any Of the provisions of this act shall be
subject penalty of not exceeding one hundred
dollars for each and every offence.
This sct shall take effect September !. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
2. Il. T. TO SPEND SO, 900. 900.
VIII Make Important additions to
Lines and PO7cer Plant.

1,nproveuents in its elevated system which will
-ol,sllv cost 100000. have been under considera-
ION bv the officials OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
company for some time. and the permission of the
7,epid Transit Commission 10 make these changes
"a being soEgby.
ST'be nianS prog-de for a third track IN Broadway,
,-or ihe Williamsburg Bridge Plaza Fulton
sfr.t. TWO extra tracks ln Fifth avenue from Flat
i,sb avenue to 36th street: extra tracks in
l--lron street from Franklin avenue. and two ex-
ia tracks ia Myrtle avenue, from City Hall 10
fp addition the extension of its lines the COM
MANY viii erect an addition 10 the power sta
non gt Kent and Division avenues at a eN-
reeding S5e0.0l0 This viii make the Williamsburg
mower station the largest in the world. Turbine
engines Of The most modern type will be installed.
President "a Nlnter. when asked last night about
-be proposed improvements 10 the Brooklyn Rapid
transit system, said:
we believe we shall be justified in materially
Increasing the capacity OF the elevated system IN
J3ro0klVn. and have study sketches of Improve
,nerts under consideration. They would in
,olye large expenditures and possibly some i'm
rortaut structural changes All this calls for care
mi study. ana The plan outlined IS of these now
Tnder consideration IL would take q lot of time
- hiring an considerable part OF those pro
nosed improvements about and 81 e impossible TO
ssy now how soon they viii be undertaken Very
,ch depends on The creation Of ADEQUATE terminal
4s~ities f0r handling the Brooklyn traffic al fhe
Manhattan ends Of The bridges by loop or ether
M Winter said also that the important add-
ti0ns now being made to the power house would
about double lis capacity
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
HUDSON'S Bay RAILROAD.
Winnipeg Government Prepares to
Finance Line.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. I

Winnipeg, Jan. 27.-It is learned tha tthe Man
itoba government is preparing TO make an an
nouncement that IT viii finance a line direct
from Winnipeg port on Hudson's Bay, max
ing short route 10 European markets. The
line will run from this city in an easterly drec-
ton for a few miles. and then direct north.
VIII build the line, but il is reported that COM
pany will probably DO organized for that pur-
pose. This important announcement will he
made soon the date of provincial elections
is given out, which is expected within the next
two weeks. as both sides have been preparing for
the campaign for some months. With the Lib
eral policy Of government ownership of grain
elevators the present government realized that
something out Of the common was necessary to
get votes. and knowing that the whole province
would heartily support a government pledged to
rush TO completion a road to Hudson's Bay. this
was decided
To the people of Manitoba the line would mean
a saving Of several million dollars yearly. the
water route being considerably cheaper way to
ship to Europe than the long train haul across
the continent. Reports from explorers who have
spent much time in Hudson's Bay show there is
open water there for at least six months in the
year. and last winter an ice breaking ship from
Liverpool arrived at Fort Churchill
The promise OF early construction of this
line is expected to return the government 10
power with larger majority than it now en-
joys and plans to begin work immediately
after election, so as 10 prevent possible compe-
tition.
It is only COO or 700 miles from Winnipeg to
for railroad building, owing to many soughs and
rivers
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
SKIPPER LOSES HIS BULLDOG.
Swept Overheard by Heavy sea-Captain
Thinks He Is Alive.

After fighting her way through head winds, ter
riho seas and hail storms and reducing speed to
feel her way through patches of dense fog the
Prince line steamer Norman Prince arrived here
yesterday from Shields, England She wasn't dam
aged at all seriously. but Captain met with
a loss IN mdocean which. the cook said affected
him than II he had lost p boat or two or
smashed pinnacle. The captain pet dog Beauty
prize bull terrier, presented to him on his last
trip 10 New York, carried away by a heavy
sea, which swept over the bridge on January %
The cook who took OF the dog. told Captain
Barnett that IL he did lock him up in rough
weather he would be responsible for the dog $
safety.
The steamer ran into unusually strong north
westerly gale and. being light. pitched heavily in
the trough OF a furious Captain Barnett was
called 10 the bridge, and he left his cabin
Beauty followed him The dog ordered back
but crept along the icy bridge and shivered at the
captains feet. That the last the skipper saw
OF him. When the CHIEF officer relieved the cap
tain the latter went 10 his room ana found the
cog not there. 4 complete search of the
ship was ordered. but Beauty could not be found.
The cook. who took the loss 10 heart. thought he
heard the dog crying for five consecutive nights,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

Norfolk Va Jan. 27.-The first snowstorm of
Norfolk to-day and tonight the city covered
TO depth of several inches.
Portsmouth. Ohio. Jan. 27.-Pearl Lowry and
Lowry and dl Houston Rickey barely escaped a sim
liar fate while skating to-day.
Detroit Jan ALTON Cameron twenty-Ihrss Tt,Inj.
Connolly. OF the Recorders Court, was shot and
street bv Joseph sch1ite, the bartender There
had been Ill feeling between the two men for some
tim, IL is said
Delaware, Ohio Jan. 27.-Mont Runyon, forty
years old. who has been held on suspicion for
several days to-day confessed that he shot I and
ago during a quarrel while they We're at work IN
hoSy In tSe Woods Where q he says. it probably
miles.
old. iaborer. ANA his Wife we're found dead this
afternoon in their lodgings in champialn street
close by The couple came from England three
contracted the liquor habit since her arrival in this
country. Despondency over the womnns inaplhiy
commit suicide.
Butler Penn. Jan 27.Judd Steele. nineteen mir
years old vas killed and Richard Camphei i-t tTen m,
a boiler explosion to-day in an oil pumping house
plosion. James Byers. a we'll known oil operator.
9gna % o5 sa2nsd IN m an the oil psh o s
thought TO have been injured BY gas exploding
NOrfolk, a, Jan -il ne tttV OF f5eHneItr pIesl-
dent of Randolph Macon College, and state super
intendent of the Virginia Anti-Saloon League. in a
sermon at the Second Presbyterian Church to-day
charged that the Virginia Liquor Dealers Associa-
ton raising fund OF $50 900 10 be used in an
ATTEMPT buy the next session of the Virginia
Legislature TO have such laws passed as would
nulhfy the work being dope in the state by the
league
Pittsburg Jan 27.-Surnmer homes in the city
parks for tho children of the tenenents will he
erected II al. ordinance be introduced next Tues
day night ny President Brand of the Common
Council passes. Mayor Guthrie Is said 20 favor
a
be made for constructing the houses, and by next
summer Mr.. Brand thinks the city should be able
70 care from 800 to 800 children in park homes
The children will he taken from the tenements C
live the parks for probably three or four weeks
a time.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
THIRTY BELOW AT KINGSTON, N. Y.

Kingston y y. Jan. 27.-Thermometers early
to-day registered the lowest temperature Of the
winter the mercury dropping so degrees below
zero in Kingston and lower in some parts of Clste
County outside the city.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28

and continued to search for him until the steamer
lyn.
The Norman Prince left Shields January in
Dallast and, after making two attempts to run
through the Pentland Firth. was forced by severe
weather to put about and go to the nOrthward OF
the Orkneys. Bad weather continued until she
reached Sandy Hook yesterday, eight days over
que She will take on cargo here and sail for
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
AN APPEAL FoR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for 500
for tho support and medical of a woman
seventy years OF age who until within the last two
or three wears has supported herself as seam
stress Failing health and eyeslght make
eelf-euDuorr impossible. Her relatives who are
poor are doing what tley can &c help her. for
Iner ennrloyer has given some assistance. The
srao,Irr asked viii provide for her in home
FOR incurahles for nearly a year. Any money sent
10 the Charity Organization Society, No. los East
cd street. will he Acknowledged.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
LEARNS OF APPOINTMENT ON LANDING

Matthew Coneys. formerly chief OF staf under
Nj Bishop. Deputy Surveyor OF Customs, arrived
here Yesterday the American liner St. Paul.
after "Trip of sever weeks abroad. When the
steamer docKed Mr. COneys informed that he
had been appointed deputy surveyor of customs of
the Fff1h Division filling the vacancy made by the
racerl raslenalion Of D.uuLE snrEeEor woodward
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
OLD kENNELLY HOUSE BURNS.

Morristown y J.. Jan g7-The Bryan L. Ken
nelly home, on South street. was destroyed by fire
this morning. The house was owned and occupied
by DR. G. l.. Wilson whose loss will be almost
$4,000. The house over century old and
was well known IN this section.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
FARM IN FAMILY 1874 YEARS SOLD

tBy Telegraph TO The Trbunel
SufeTn y. Y, Jan. 27.-Henry Won L. Meyer, OF
New York City, has purchased the old Quacken-
bush farm. on the Viola Road owned by Herbert
and Viola Washburn. The house contains eighteen
rooms. 1t has been in the same family since 1725
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
rFHFeH VALLEY.

Leave West 2SrI St Weekdays. 6s5, 10. a4c.
lIs5 \ NJ I3sl S5S. i.lO. 5.4o. 625. 80 p. NJ,
SUNDAYS. -. g2J. li.53 A. NJ l225. ~. 40
p NJ Cortiandt and Deshrcsses Sts. Week -days.
SO f. So 9H A. NJ lat0 Noon. T.. %. 4la. $50
54t 6S1 SO T. ~. sundays AS, 9.45 4. ~, l@uJ
Noon. - a. = H. S0u r. N.
TicEef OhlceS S5J and i6O Broadway.
y u Transfer Co. Will can for and check baggage.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
STEAMBOATS,

B % S U Cd M saS isaal t''Rss RsaHesd IN S'T nasss s
FALL RIN ER LINE Via Newport and Fall
River Fares reduced TO all Poirts-Bostor
S2.G5. Newport Fan River. 500: Erovi-
dence. s. So. Leave Pier 1e. y R.. & War
zen 81. week days and sundays. 500 P NJ
SUrs Providence and Pilgrim Orchostr1..
NORWICH LINE via New London, Leavs
Pier 20. n. r.. foot Ciarkson st., Wee.1 q, :
Ouly, q /. H. steamers CITY Ok LQN=-l End
NEW HAM LINE Car New Haven and
North. Leave Pier -. r.. week dAy@
only. 400 ?. NJ Steamer Richard ~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
DESKS AND OFFICE rURNIruRE
DREssNAKHNG AND MILLINERY

DREssNAKHNG AND MILLINERY.
IRI--GGA KING "A Artistic gowns ana suits
princess aud Empire. i4y specially. any
uNn exclusive designing. ladies apprecial
M, l,le dressuakiHg please cali. NhtEors,
l99 West s3Ih 81
EtRESEMA AKER-Of H. Altman a. Co; eK-
sall-ut fffer. artistic designer. thoroughly
competent and erperlencea. latest spring
fivlSF. reauodellinF ADDRESS DTea6fnal-er,
I2g West lsIh 81.
DEESEMA KER. Stylish; customers. ouf
Dy the day; perfect filter: VIII remodel.
lirersmai.er 2os East A0th ~.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
OLD RoMlNlgM LINE.
EInIfATn-AMEgIGa LIN

lu NEW ORk-ROITERDAM. -
Via BOCLOGNE
Sailings Wednesdays as per sailing list
Potsdam, Fer. G. .1Oam NOOrdau1. Mar s. .10au1
St'darn, Feb. q. 10am Potsdam. MAJ. .I5. 8 am
Ryndaua, Feb. q, 3 am \. A dam. Mar. % l0auE
Holland America Line. 50 B'way. y. V
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
Aala

Aala-
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SIS
20 500 monthly corresponding for news
papers; sure steady work: no canvassing
experience unnecessary: send for particu-
lars. Press Eyncicate. LockpoFt, y. y.
pHo-HOM cTI:R wanted: first class second
hard Instrument o. A. NJ, IL East ed
81. y. T.
STENOGRAPHE wanted. young man on
Remington machine. neat. accurate and
quick. Address W. Box -. Tribune Office.
SOLICITOR wanted: no selling OF any
thing no insurance. something much bet
ter. only reliable parties. CaN Monday.
between 1912 GerneT. ia West 1884 a.
BUTLER, Tor Washington: 500: Trencn pre-
ferred, references required AFs. Collier
Agency ~ Wes. I'D ~.
wANTED.-F0r dsvlopment work IN Wes;
ana Central Africa. young men. between
- and 80 years old. physically snund: me
chanics clerks. physicians prospectoTs.
boiznista. g.oloEfsis chemists stoTekeeT-
ers ira6srs. marine and stationary en-
glneers franghtFmfn. photographers sur
te-otf. s.rnogfaphers. iRRoreis. travelling
expenrsE and cntft furnished. name salary
expected which must be reasonable; sDlen-
did chance for promotion; staie age. phgsi-
eel sype ell Qualifications. references ani
history. A. 81 2. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
ron sasr

AEessl. soiiionE. partitions ratings tables,
en-eE letter presses, counters shefgtns.
-l.Lffl9 ffyre 8ElUres. stores, o-lccs stfef.
Elf-n ss.-.-- 1A-11 c--rtrs 81
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
RAILROADS.
nav JERSEY CENTRAL.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
STATIONS West vSSS a1essSs asd ST.. ss.' =. r l. K
Time shown below Is from Liberty So
West 23d st leaves 10 minutes earIiers
except as noted by designatins marks
ts12-15. $40. m70O. msSOO. $40. 90 90
$4,000. s11.00. 1LSO. m'12:o0, f'1oos
mss-oO. 200. $500. s9.OO. p1O-sO P. NJ
BALTIatISE AND WASHINGTON
z'4so 'seS. fslo;oO. fs120O. '2oos
LAKEWOOD AID LAKEHURSr-z4.oo .oos
$40 A. NJ, x1.00, 13O. kS.4O. d4-15. 5.0a
y. NJ, Kills sundays. $50 Q. 90 A. A..
ATLANTIC CIIH-'S 40 A NJ x1-0es
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
OCEAN GROVE CSundays. No AsourY
I2O. - IS. 5-30. $50. t12.O1. Sundays
except Ocean Grove z4-oO. SEQ A Ma
Time tables giving trains TO EaSTONs
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON.
READING, HARRISBURG POTTSVILLE
N1LLIAMSPORT and all other points
can be obtained az following o4nees; Lib
erty ST, fWsst Z3d St, Tel S144 ChslssaB
Astor House. 245. 434. 1900. 1854 Broad
way. ls3 5th Az; 231 5th Av,, IS Union
St. 245 Columbus Av.. New York;
Court St. 343. SS4 Fulton St. 479 Nos
n4nd Av' Brooklyn; $50 BrOadTe~ Vile
iamsourg- New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage to destination
Daily. 7Datly. except sunday pSun-
days tParlor cars only aExcept Stature
urdays only zF'Tom Liberty ST. Only@
tDtuing car Sundays SDinins car daily.
From Twenty-third Street-e1220 Pa
A. g4-sO P. NJ. 111.30 p N. k3-2O P, A-s
W C. BEsLER- W. C HOPE
Viee-Pres. & Gen Mgr- Gen Pass'r Agt,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
UorsrcI.FANrNG BUREAUs.

~~~s~~~<e-s-~~-~~~-~@ @~~-N-~~~-~~~~-@~-~--~~~
EETRCI.cLfThS House Clearing Bureau;
su hppsrtafufnc 20 house cleaning. Offlces
30 " xTfh ~ Tel $3.50 Chelsea. No. 1881
fsroe twur Tel $3.50 Col.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
PALTTwnRE & nEIn R. r

Ia -4'%CANG q NA4AG 4Ns ~.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour"
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New York Ciry. 23d ST. L4b'y ST.
WASHINGTON. Diner. T.5O am 500 am
WASHINGTON, Diner. 8 80 an Leo am
sWASHINGTON. Diner. 1.50 am u 00u nm
WASHINGTON, Buffet. 1-60 pm 200 pm
s"ROYAL LTD" Diner. so pm 100 pns
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 pm eco pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet- ESQ pm zoo Dus
sDaiIy.
Through Daily Trains 20 the West.
CHTcAG6. ss PITPsBGRG. Use SIsG 10 am am soS an
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 1I.50 am 400 an
PITIsBU RG. CLEVEL'D. 9-50 pm AGO Pm
''PITTSBURG LIAIITD." 6.5O pm 7.00 pm
GIN. st CIS.LOUISV 11.6O pm LS0 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV, O. 50 am 1000 am
CtS Ssss t5 sa IsSS 30 P oS IY, P
HOUSE los GrssS,vtch ST 70 Union SS1sEs
Brooklyn; West Esd ST. and Liberty ST.
After 9 .. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains, etc.a
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information
= 4 o. r. g. sd ST. Terminal 'Phons
Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave N. T.. Barclay. ChristODhsr. W. sSd
$500 A. M.-For Binshamton and Eimlr&
'ioO0 A. Nor Buffalo. Chicago and Sc
sL4o ?. M-Fur Bunalo and Chicago.
1e-OO P M--For Scranton and Plymouth
Ged.15 p. NJ For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS - P M--FOr Buffalo. Syracuse Ithaca.
100 A. M--chicagO-Sleepers open 9.So
p NJ
TicEsts at 14s. 40. I1s5. 1484 Broadway,
n Y: S88 Fultoc ST. Brooklyn. sDatly-
EXCEPT sunday. zLeaVes Christopher ST.
6lO p. ~ weekdays.
n. Y. y. H & HARTFORD r. r.
Ira rs depart from Grand Central Station-
42d St and 4tk Ave. as follows for
bOSION. via New London & PFOv--ftS;00.
tfl 1000. q 1902 A. NJ, f&lll:0o
* l:Ol. * $500. - 500. e 5:02.
ef12-OO p. NJ: ia Wiiliranttc-f$S.O1 A.
NJ 1900 p M: via Spfd--f9.14 A. M
7 1890. q 400. III 100 p n
Wor'ster & Fitch. via Putnam. fS:53 p. n.
Lakevile & Norf.-4S,49 A. NJ; fS.S1 p. NJ
Ct. Darlington. Stockbridge. I.enox Pitts
held-f4:54. fS;49 A. NJ. and f3:3l p NJ
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central station
and cl25th St. also ar c2i5. 1900. c135$
way. c26 Union Square. c1S2 Fifth Ave-
c24S Columbus Avs. c6t9 Madison Ave.
clos ". 125th St. 27BS Third Ave. In
Brooklyn, CT Court ST.. 4I9 Nostrand Ave.
$50 3 way.
sDaily, Except sundays. SStops at 125th
St XSsops at 125th ST. SUNDAYS only.
SPariOr Car Limited. Has dining car
cParloF anl Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
MaiA

USEFUL MAN.-In private family: under
stands all hOuseWOrk Geisenhof 619 I'd
ave. near Bath St. upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
HELP WANTED

" ANTED Clever amateurs for dramatic
areratic and chorus work; positions abso-
litelv guaranteed. Call 23G Knickerbocker
Theatre Building, Ssth - and Broadway
tAnneH).
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
LOST.

LOST. Banl1book No 925 TBS. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th ave. New York. Pay
naenr stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28

REMINGTON, DenEuore. Hammond, YoEt
Franklin or BIickensderfer. each $3.50;
Caligraph IS: repairing. Gay. 1888 Madi,
son ave.
TYPEWRTTERS-Au makes sold. rented
repaired exchanged; reliable service
German. 70 Nassau st. Telephone 2740-
CortlRDdt.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

Books. Small or large libraries, for cas-
Address Rsins. q West bath.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28

ADVERTIsEMENT5 ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 1864 broadway. between sgth
and 35th sts.. until Q o'clock D. N. Adver-
tisements received a. the following branch
Offices AT regular Office rates until O clocr
l53 9th ave. cor. 18th St. ~ East 18th 81. !;
357 West A2d st. between 7th and sth svea. ::
.ss West 18th at. 1898 Sd ave. between
at lIOs Ist ave near seth st.; I5T East
I25th ST.; 756 fremont ave. ESQ So ave,