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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-02
A CASE OF sEIF.PRoTEcTIoN.
(Pittsburg Dispatch.)

lPittsburg Dispatch.)
Ohio may have been spurred to the con-
clusion that Taft is her favorite son by
the danger that If she did not award him
that place Kansas would kidnap and adopt
him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-02
ONE CONSOLATION.

baltimore American)
Owen Wister. the author is going into
politics. Fortunately for literature, and.
perhaps for politics also. literary men
who go into politics do not stay there very
long
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-02
A VOICE FROM THE TOMB

milwaukee Sentinel)
David p. Hill reappears to say that he's
out of politics.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-02
New York Sum-

New York SUM-
He looked as if he'd had poor night.
The saucers of sleeplessness were under
his eyes. His skin had a mottled,
Welsh rabbity look. His hands shook
nervously as he sliced open the stack of
morning mail on his Office desk.
Not any more" he muttered, as he
ripped open the envelopes. mot again.
At no future time. Nix. Nix again.
Double nix. l guess not. Watch me
flag it forever more. Observe the
henceforth sidesteppings of your little
college mate SunlOcks, class of o. It's
all over. I'm through"
What is it?" inquired the man with
desk room in the corner, that you are
not going to do any more? Because,
if it pains so much, why"
''Say, die ever play poker with wo-
menu" broke in the nervous one,
hoarsely.
"Onee," replied the man with desk
room. Just once. Long time ago. At
a dark, reckless period of my life when
1 didn't care what happened"
Just once, hey?" chanted the nerv-
Gus one. emOtionally. 1.-THE wise mug,
you. for making it just once. Look me
over. Look as if somebody with hob
nailed boots had given me a kick in
the side?"
"Or in the nut" said the man with
desk room. That's where it seems"
I've known men TO be bambooed TO
a nut colony who've been through
less said the nervous one.
Must have lost" suggested the man
with desk room.
Nope" said the nervous one, Il
didn't lose. Won 1885. Was the big
gest winner of the sitting, in fact. But
l earned it,
''What'd they do-talk all the timer"
the man with desk room.
Because that time I sat into a poker
game with women in it. they
Talk" cut in the nervous one.
Why, I thought l was at a grand
opera. Talk? Say, it made the boxes
at the grand opera sound like the cata-
nc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
NEW TO-DAY
HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT AND
LAND COMPANY.
Notice.

beginning sunday, February End,
instant, cars heretofore operating on
the Hotel street line UilIha street
to Walalac) will be operated as fol-
lows:
On Liliha street, cars VIII lun on
4 l0-minute Roadway from Wylie
street to King street, only, and will
be due to make close connection with
east and west-bound King street cars.
Between AaIa PARK and the Wala-
lac terminus the cars will continue
10 run under a Commute Roadway.
Transfers to and from east and vest
hound King street cars, viii be given
and received at Aala Park terminus.
Regular cars will not be operated
between Aala Park and Liliha street.
Honolulu, February LIST 1905.
c. G. BALLENTYNE,
&9l5-3t Manager.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Bulletin Want Ad. habit will
supply any thoughtful housekeepeg
with pin-money.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
SUGAR


Willett d Gray's sugar Journal for
Jan. 1G says:
VISIBLE SUPPLY.-Total stock of
Europe and America, 3 ,539,jG3 tons.
against 3,603,i13 tons last year at
the same uneven dates. The decrease
of stock Is $3.50 tons, against a de-
crease Of 25,31G ions las, week. To-
tai stocks and anoats together show
q visible supply of 3,579,5G3 tons,
against 2,70S,I1 tons last year, or
decrease of 12S,S5O tons.
RAWS.-Last week our market
was on the basis of 3.9lc per d..
duty paid, for 9G-degrec Centrifu-
gals, while the business of the pres
Cnt week has been mostly on the
basis of 3.92c per h.. with an abnor-
NAL exception, as explained below.
Transactions. which were mostly
limited to Cubas for shipment, were
q moderate amounts. owing to the
!acts of heavy rains in Cuba having
delayed grinding to an unusual sx-
tent and making the completion Of
January contracts for shipment i'm
possible. Much tonnage is now uu-
der demurrage, awaiting cargo.
For such sugars as sellers are will
ing to offer under present conditions.
the ready selling price is basis Of
3.92c per h., 0G-degree test, ana en-
braces rather free offerings of Feb
luary shipments from both Cuba and
Porto Rico.
For this reason buyers were not
disposed to bid up prices hut, on the
contrary, they withdrew from the
market until holders reduced their
views, which occurred at the close.
when sales were made of Porto RicOs,
February shipment. at $500. and
Cubas for the same shipment at
: 1-2c., c. & f., basis 90 degrees,
equal 20 3.S6c.
New Orleans receives no advantage
from the scarcity of raw sugars nCre,
and has declined during the week G
''h'N PEI l'b U.S. ~ tStll llNltllNNS
being 3.56c per b., 90 degrees test.
Cuba crop reports are unravorahle.
1t is expected that the total numhcs
Of Ccntrals to grind this season Will
be lGS, against 1873 last season.
Those not expected to grind are
mostly small factories which will
sell their cane TO other factories. so
that all cane will be turned into su-
gar II the season is long enough.
Our Mr.. Alfred +. Gray IS now o.;
the way TO Cuba TO look over the
crop situation in some sections of the
island.
An incident occurred this week
which affords visible example Of
the working of the Cuban reciprocity
treaty.
Owing to the delay in arrival of
Cuba Centrifugal sugars bought at
Pbout 3.S6c per pound duty paid ba-
sis, one of our independent renners
Continued on Page 81
q 49, - rsaa.-.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
MEETING NOTICE.
Honolulu Golf Club

The annual meeting Of the club
will be held in the Scottish Thistle
Club room, Oregon Block, on Tues
day, 4th inst at s p. III,
.... ... D. W. ANDERSON,
G.Lrnlnl-M
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
WANTS
WANTED.

WANTED
Gifts Of discarded gymnasium appar-
atus for use of Boys Club. Drop
postal TO Club" Box SCI, city,
o. phone Manager l7G.
39l5-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03

Go to Ker"'s for bargains.
Rent Franklin cars. Stkyds. Stbls.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03

Carrie hebron, II Honolulu, has
flied Htit against Robert Hebron. now
# L,huc, Kauai, for divorce. She al
lescs that they were married last
June by Gilbert J. Waller, the Nor
mon elder and that in September her
husband deserted her and went to Ii
hue. Although able 10 do so, he has
not provided here with ,he necessities
Of life.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
FoUKE.

4 Iursc. Owner can secure by prov
inE property and paying for al.
Apply DR.. Smith, Naval Station.
39lj-lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03
EoR RENT.
ron SALE.

Eggs for Matching, SO per setting,
from s. c. white lcghorns; yard
headed by cock winner first prize;
also special award best in the
Mediterranean class Hawaiian
Poultry Show, Jan, 1908. Incu-
bator lots furnished on application,
$40 per 100, from selected thor
oughbrcds" Henry GNcs, agt. II.
p. Assn, care Il. o. II. & Son, Ho-
noIulu. 39l5-2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-03

SalCs-BCtwcen Boards; 100 Oahu
sag. Co, s2375; 100 ION y. q NJ CO.,
$23; % Hon. =. 4 NJ. co.. S2&25.
Latest sugar quotation 375 cents, or
SIS per ION.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
RAHAMA ISLANDS.

President Of the T. s s: Again have 10 tlahk
,,u for vo--r most generous response 10 my appe-
So- helm fo- the hurricane sufferers In our isanos
As I WAS Tot expecting anything further I did
,- know in tine TO acknowledge by the last mail
>, D,oze--he- q Of the receipt OF the box which
cane by that steamer
an only waiting now for favorable oppor-
tu7irv 10 distribute these garments where they
gre mos: needed As the dweIIers in the out
Islands live IN 8 s>ate OF perpetual poverty. one
has 70 exercise considerable discretion in the dis
rtHurion Of clothing for special charity like this
need was greatest I have also taken the liberty
a. 6is7osinE of some Of the garments which were
700 good or unsuitable for the purpose. and have
se-r i- exchange for them such goods and sewing
material were most needed.
have forwarded ten boxes in all 10 Long Island,
Ragged Island. Rum Cay and Current Island
through the clergy and resident justices. who have
kindly aided ma in distributing the clothing As
Z. may be = interest you IN this connection,
-ake tire liberty Of inclosing letter from the
resident justice Of arhor Island. which speaks for
itself current Island was swept by the sea, and
the Inhabitants lost practically everything they
possessed. I shall send another box Of clothing 10
them IN q few DAYS.
II -le Elm City branch, the Rhinebeck and
Chelsea branches, as well as the various indi-
y55Hars % whose v-arul-hearted charity our poor
people IN these islands owe 50 much. I wish 70
extend my heartfelt gratitude and thanks God
hess vCu ALI With hearty Christmas greetings,
believe ne. yours IN Sunshine,
VIRGINIA MOSTYN,
President Of Bahama Branch, T. s. s
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
MONEY RECEIVED

TIA reason given by Mr.. and Mrs g IL +, ioF
.5i-r s7an Is worthy of the highest commentator
- -. ..7,ts is diverted from home Christmas
-. for f17ose who have no real needs, IN oroer
=! 80 a 13tt1e sunshine into the lives OF rev OF
-, mo are struggling for necessaries. and the
---s ,be-lz The Tribune for the opportunity
n of New Jersey, has also remembered the
se ~ -ris holiday season by sending 10 lor
r,Iss comforts. Mrs. O D. Ashley y for the
S---ars,cv fund: MIS- J. S. Cole secretary OF the the
s-.t t,,-too6 circle Of ClRrk's Falls, Conn, y 80
= ,,.5res and stamps; the Arlington IN J)
- s75 IS part OF the receipts Of their recent
+--ss--,-s-r 10 be used Christmas cheer; MISS
= - ~avr Jersey. $50 for the same purpose; MISS
-.-ss Of New Jersey, $50 for Christmas dinners
y co-rell 81 as December dues; 'Govers-
- e as christmas cheer for some invalid;
-, q Riggs Of Maine. s. for the Christmas sea
= ,,-s Valentine. g for the little boy who goes
.,-5-e 70 school, Nr- F.. s. for Christmas; MIS-
45,-olss q Plainfeld. g, and Mrs Rufus Lincoln
=, co. lfIs consumptive girl; Johanna, Of W mite
T,,-s Y y s. as dues for 1905; T. H. l., SO for
--,-sv--,ss dinners; "A Friend in Connecticut -
g. CHRISTMAS cheer: -Four Readers Of The Tribune
= z-,s7using Penn, So, TO be used as special
- for i've different objects, which VIII be dls-
.tL,--cz ss directed: Miss Bessie Fink, 3 for
l-,-is-r,as cheer -"Theodora.' s. for Christmas
st--e-s- r z P. s. $ for woman with cancer ana
= f7- The sad case reported by the Rev. Mr.
svitzer: E A. so for some sad hearts at Christmas
,,-,a and Bette Espscoul6 s. AS a sunshine ray
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
A GOOD DEED.

cancer has been tenderly cared for by devoted
daughter who has now contracted the same dread
disease. They I've in a little cabin. with only q
few rhe comforts Of life. although Sunshine has
done many things 70 brighten and cheer their iso
lated lives When Il was learned that the specific
medicine of q physician IN St Louis had helped,
Il not entirely cured. others with this awful dis
ease, the daughter hoped and prayed that IN some
way Il might be obtained. II only for the mother
bGt the pr5ce-S30 for 2 months Northumberland
p-oht5!t1ve One Sunshine friend in st. Louis, who
hs1 been instrumental IN aiding the women in
other ways, went the physicians Office, related
the sad circumstances and received the happy as
E1rance that the medicine would be sent free every
month = express charges were paid This is prac-
teal sunshine and shows how prompt the effort
sld how generous the response when hearts are
Ey-ZFatt ta=tic and kind
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
THANKS RECEIVED

Eugene Delano, treasurer OF the Grenfel Asso-
citation Of America, acknowledges with pleasure
the sum OF SO from the T S. S. for the work IN
Labrador Mr.. Fitzpatrick. headworl5er at the
Chryse Street House. expresses deep gratitude for
the box of clothing received for the boys of the
home Mrs Weygandt, principal of the Children 8
Aid Society school. No. 156 Leonard street, who is
herself a T. s. S. member, than pleased
TO receive the box OF raffia for her Sunshine club
Of school children. as they do all kinds Of indus
trial work, and the material viii help with their
Christmas gifts.
The Virginia sisters who had the taxes paid on
their little home write: ''As welcome the flowers
OF May was your generous help The awful taxes
are paid and the shines in lives again. for
the hopelessness of meeting this demand hung over
US like q pail. We ask for blessings every Sun
sinner who helped this hard place"
The Massachusetts, "shut-in' delighted with
the hand sowing machine to her. and has writ
ten her personal thanks to the donor, as well as
to the Office. The educated French woman who
needed coal has received temporary help for which
preciated than the 81 sent to the poor mother
in Texas to buy a cot ana go-cart for her little
crippled boy. The Little Mothers Aid Association
desires TO express its grateful thanks through the
column for the box Of attractive articles sent by
the Yonkers branch.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
Citations.

TI,FIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
the Grace God. Free and Independent TO George T.
RiycnC Alexandra Rvenc. HJnOTa
obert Rouy Louise Marie Finet JuIus
D Parat, Julia TneIese fHreJ, Rachel Madeleine
Nirgnie Parat, Desire Charles BIN, CASTOR Eugene Bin
Bin Maurice Albert BIN, Marguerite Eugenis Bin
Pascane Jos, Phne Bin, AdOphe Douet. Marie Isabel
Mary Y Durfry, u. Parat. ancllRIy
guardian Of Rachel Madeleine VirgHie Parat Ade .
Cyrmiec (gidCv Charles Blinl encaTy guardian OF
Magthe Camille Bin. Berthe Zoe Bin, Maurice Albert
Bin Ashforth and Manhattan Trust Company
trustees will and testament OF Hunora Y
Cabassud deceased. and all interested in tie
Y. Cebassud, late Of the Borough Or
Manhattan. city Of New York. deceased, creditors
legaees, OF kin otherwise send greeting You
be and appear Of County New
York tie SurrGRRtes' Court said County, held
Hall Records IN the County OF New York the 18th
January 1900 halfpast o'clock in the
day then and there attend the judicial
of the OF proceedings OF Edward Ash
last Honura Y. Cahassuc, deceased
aud such hereby cited under axe
0f twenty years required appear by your
guardian 81 you II have TO appear
apply be appointed in the OF your
neglect failure TO do guardian VIII he appointed by
ing. In testimony whereof caused the seal Of
the suIrogaes' OF said County New
be Witness. Hon Charles n Beckett a
Surrogate or said County at the County ot
EseaLJ York. the 9th day Of November. In the
year Lord one thousand nine hundred
and eight DANIEL J. DCWDEEY.
Clerk OF the SurTogatss' Court
DAILY. HOYT & MASON, Attorneys for Executors. 15
william Ltreet, Borough OF Manhattan, New York
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
ANOTHER SAD NEED.

Mrs.. Palmer. Of Yonkers. is seeking litte aid
FOR al invalid gentleWoulan whom she has known
El1ce childhood and whose life is particularly sad
she has been an invalid for many years, and was
reduced penUry by the misrepresentation Of funds
belonging 70 her. A home has been found for her
whore she can be well cared for. but It seems al
most impossible TO provide the whole amount-S-1
& n0uth-reuufred. Through the church and some
relatives who themselves have suffered losses, the
am q 81 IS pledged monthly, but there still re-
8 70 be secured trifing contribution each
month from several members-perhaps only 90
cents which nobody would mss-would supply the
Cefcr
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21

discouraged When called to see her she was
crying and the little girl wiping away her
tears as the mother had power to do even that
1or herself 1t has not been possible for her to lie
down for weeks. and she longs for wheelchair,
that she may be moved beyond the four walls Of
her room If she could have the loan of chair 1t
would be a real blessing to her.
II there is wheechair available, will the fact
be made known to the Office and also will some of
the Newark members please ask for the address of
this afflicted woman that they may visit her and
carry bit of sunshine into her life?
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
Proposals.

SEAIED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE gEcEIvED
by Board OF Water supply in the Office of She
T2oard No 299 Broadway. New York, Room elO, ninth
foo- until i A NJ. January I. 1909, for CONTRACT
86 ror the construction Of the NORTH HALF OF THB
crossing under the valley the Waikiki river, with
three shafts $50 10 depth short stretch
Of rain concrete Cut-and-cover
for 81 for the construction OF tho
SOUTH HALF OF THE Waikiki PRESSURE TUN-
three $50 400 feet in depth, and
short stretch Of plain concrete conduit known cut
andcover aqueduc The tunnel Will be circular
l4 feet and the aqueduct II feet high
nv 175& feet wide The is located IN ths
towns of New and Gardiner, Ulster County New
York.
COETRACT SEPARATELY AND FOR BOTH CON-
Tracts COMBINED Any bidder may bid
eiTh contract the contracts combined 4
sensrae form proposal will be furnished the pur
Of combined bid At the above place and time
The Bids Will be publicly opened and read The award
OF the contract awarded. will be made there
after as practicable Pamphlets containing information
for bidders contract specifications, ETC. and
pamphets Of contract drawings be obtained Room
i6I5 at above address by depostng the Of
each pamphlet or twenty dollars (S2O)
their in acceptable condition
within thirty date which bids bs
onened. For further particulars see city Record
JOHN A. BENSEL CoInnissioner1
President; or
CHARLES y. CHADWICK, Board OF Water
CHARLES 4. SHAW. Supply.
J WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21

II & ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM F7. ARMY
l.. Building. New York, \. Y, December H. hos
nublic hearing will be held 10 A. NJ, January O.
1908 a U, S. Engineer once Room IS. 25 North
Pearl Albany n Y. on the matters OF Gl the
tsrr,cton 10 the navigation of Hudson River
occasIoned BY insufficient width Of openings
ana The location Of draw spans OF the railroad
bridges crossing the Hudson River at Albany y. I !;
ana (D the difficulty IN passing the draw of
these bridges by steamboats, other craft JOHN
@ D KNIGHT. Colonel. Corps OF Engneers. Y. s. A
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
wHEELCHAIR NEEDED.

Mrs. Harvey Of Newark. N J. writes: u know
hog much good the 7. S. S. does for the poor and
helpless and have on nay list Mrs. B.. a helpless
Invalid. IN great need Of cheer She is twentyeight
Years ola. Her husband has work four days in
lie week and they have little girl six years
od 3rs. p. has been 60 crippled with rheuma-
tEIn fer three years and so helpless that she is
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
FOR SALE

Il letteT from Vermont IS the following request
A woman who has spent most Of her time IN bed
for more than twenty years is anxious sell a
PAX ot handsome brass andirons and fender that
are over q hundred years old They are in per
Fec condition and considered valuable by expert
Judges. The IS greatly IN need OF money"
The address VIII be furnished at the Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
President Of Bahama Branch, T.
FoR CoNsrn1PTIvE CHILDREN.

TIE following letter has been received from the
consurprive children, and It IS hoped that pretty
toys. books nittens etc. may reach the Office in
tine 70 send them g fine Christmas box:
Dear Sunshine: The children Of Nazareth wish
you a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
We 50 thank you for your kindness TO during
TIE -ast- The TOYS You sent were very much
appreciated and cannot thank you enough for
them. Hoping you Will always remember Us in
your good work your grateful little friends,
THE CHILDREN OF NAZARETH.
CBra-ch OF Seton Hospital for ConsUmptive Chill
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
PUBLIC NOTICES

(OR17EI- COLLEGE OF THE CITY oR
NEW YORK
Examinations for posiucus on the 81
$50 tutors and Laboratory Assistants
1CoIIeas and High SchocD vii Be hsld n
SSs Ct zee building. 6sth Street and Para
tGII.r,fC T- Tuesday. December -. 1905.
sTf wednesday. December 80. 1905. AZ
A n.
pS ERNEST c. HUNT. Secretary.
Norr,af College. Park Av- and sixty-sishtS
SFSRGE : DAVIS. IL. n. President.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
PIANOS AND ORGASs.

Per line. ..-......- ---------- ----12 - !
N-F5yV $500 PLAYER PIANO AT S2So.-
FACTORY representative VIII oHer Is
sr-IIrI1euts- Our reason Tor rlis OIer-Ns
-rs5 money Address Factory Representa-
tive Tribune once
CALI. AND HEAR our sslt-playt1g piA1os
f-e best and most perfect on rhs 1AAr s7t~
~ Lessons or knowledge OF music rsqllrees-
Auv one can Play IT. Weser Bros-, S-A W.
GSd St
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
FOR "SETTINS~

Mrs S. Bernstein. Of Philadelphia. has received
Acknowledgements from her "shut-in" friends IN
different states whom she is constantly sending
cheer, from Vermont. Massachusetts, Maine, New
Hampshire, Connecticut New York, West Virginia,
North Carolina Alabama Ohio and Idaho. besides
a large number in her own state The leper colony
at Surinam, s. A, IS also remembered by her.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
PASSING ON CHEER.

Mrs. Farnsworth. of Providence, has passed on
barrel Of cheer TO two members IN Virginia, and
will send special Christmas rays 10 ten 'shut-ns'
in different states; Mrs Traver Of Yonkers, will
forward various gifts to invalds and Miss Law
ton, Of Rome. \. Y. will take pleasure IN rernem-
bering people IN lonely places. Lists have been
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
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and 37th Ets.. until o'clock D m. Ad-
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Tth and sth eves: 263 West 125th St; 1895
Sd ave.; 1926 Sd ave. near 61st St; iTOS
1st ave, near seth st; 15T East 125th st /;
756 fremont ave; $50 Sd ave. and any
American District Telegraph office.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
RESPONSES.

Mrs Renhart. of Paterson, n. J.. will complet
tho baby's afghan, which is at the Office Mrs
Bailey. of Maine. will receive the Bible offered b!
Mrs. G. Daniels.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
POST CARDS.

POST CARDS AND NOVELTIES.
DIR SPECIALTIES - 5000 dtfterent
s+yIez ana designs Complete catalogue
sent on request Buy from manufacture
and get square deal The largest me %
CybrisJnas and New Year post CARDS T1 ana
novelty calenders IN America JOoE4Fh
KOEHLER, $50 Park Row.
AnvDR EASEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once, No 1864 Broadway, between SoIh
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o'clock p. m. viz: 264 Sth ave, s 90; q;
Fast I4th st; 257 West 42d st.
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SCRIPTIONS for THE TRIBUNE
will be received at the following
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rutland & WHITING GO.
MANAGERS OF ESTATES
S BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK

WANTED, A FIVE YEAR LOAN OF $4,000 ON
w downtown Seattle Wash. property of fourfod
c,ri+v B. X Tribune Office.
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a LITTLE town OF Bethlehem
How sttu We see thee hel ,
Above thy deep and orearleSS sieeP
The silent stars 80 ny ,,,h
YET in thv dark streets shinelh
The Everlasting Light: . -, -
--1e ,o-es and fears OF all the years
Are Tlet il thee to-niSht; t;,,,,,,,, 1,oops