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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-17
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Raising the Price Of Paper
MEM &c RK. April 4 The Reform
Club gave n dinner ut the Hotel Astor
at which Mr.. Herman Ridder. head OF
The Staats.Zletnng and president or the
american Newspaper Publishers. Asso.
citation. made an address ON "A Tax on
Intelligence" He said. in part:
"Of the three potent agencies for
the advancement of general education
and culture among a civilized people,
the press. the pulpit and the stage, the
first named has In this country BY far
surpassed In extent and influence the
two others. The reasons therefor need
not here be discussed: It suflces to lay
stress upon the fact that the voice Of
the press is reaching larger audiences
and Is appealing to far greater COM
munities than any other public exhort.
er or instructor. And yet while others
are left uninlpe,ied in the pursuit of
their professional work the renowned
free press In this free country of ours
Is having thrown In the path OF its
material development obstacles In the
shape of detrimental legislation by the
national government. Upon one OF the
Indispensable and most expensive ma.
terials used in the composition OF
newspaper, print aper. an import duty
Is being levied which is Ubiquitous and
oppressive. while at the same time the
cost Of the domestic manufacture OF
paper is greatly increased through the
operation of the duty on wood nnlp.
us there any necessity for these
taxes? Can they be rea sonably justi.
fed? They are simply present the
American Dapermak ers have by lamen-
tations. pretenses and other means less
fair than foul obtained from the gov
eminent. At whose expense? Solely
at the expense of the most unprotected
among all manufacturing Industries in
the United States-the printing and
publishing industry. more especially
the newspapers. The latter insist that
the paper manufacturers. In view OF
the protection granted them against
competition from abroad. are at least
under so much obligation as to provide
for the demands OF consumers in this
country. Have they lived up TO the full
fillment Of this just expectation?
Has Violated the Law.
In May, 1906; the United States gov
eminent dissolved the General Paper
Company. as an unlawful combination
and warned Its subsidiary corpora
lions to avoid certain forms OF combin
alton. These prohibitions have been
disobeyed in such a fragrant manner
as to enable the American Newspaper
Publishers Association to lay before
the Attorney General OF the United
States incontrovertlble proof Of the eff
forts made by the seven groups OF the
American Paper and Pulp Association
under which gllise the Paper Trust
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-17
TEXAS HARDWARE JosBERs.

tBy S. ". Press AssoclatIon.]
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. April IL
the purpose OF discussing conditions
affecting the hardware trade. the Tex.
rs Hardware Jobbers' Association met
here to-day for session OF two days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-17
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-17
TAFT WILL GET DELEGATION.

BROCkTON. Mass. April 17.-Two
delegates will be selected to-day to
represent the Fourteenth Massachu,
sets district In the Republican ma.
honal convention. It is considered
certain that Taft will be Endorsed, az
the fight Is between rival Taft men.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-17
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ARlzoNAS F'ORiiTAFT.

TUCSON. Arlz- April 17.-Presi-
dent Rooscrelt's administration will
probably be Endorsed and two dele
gates pledged to Taft elected at the
Arizona Territorial Republican con.
rention In Tucson tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-17

The Kel1ey-Finley Lumber Co. keeps
constantly on hand the best brands
OF lime and cement. and also carry 4
complete line OF sewer plpe and drain
tile. They also have a splendid lima
of fencing. and are agents for the Ko-
kamo Metal Fencing. ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-17
NEW HATCHERY
VIII Likely Be Established at Davis
In This State.

WHEELING. April 1G.--When the
West Virginia Fish and Game Protec-
tive Association meets here on the
2Sth OF the month one of the import.
ant matters to be taken up will be rel
alive to establishing fish hatchery
Mt Davis. The little mining town is
the center OF several mountain
streams and has enjoyed a reputation
as a trout fishing section.
At the meeting here George W. Bow
ers. former local man. now connect
ed with the u. S. Fish Commission.
Will be present and to lend his assist.
ance in the establishment Of the
hatchery.
SOPHIA:
Mother used Gold Medal Flour
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 4-CATTLE-R Receipts. estimated. about
5000 head market steady to strong steers 50 OaS1 20;
50 75ds6; heifers So 50as6 25; bulls Sass IS;
calves g as So stoekers and feeders 50 25as5 40
steady choice heavy shipping So 50GS5 55 butchers s. 80
ass 5S light mixed S. 404S5 45: choice light So 45dS5
packing, 81 900 s. As pigs So 1895 bulk Of sales 50 10
ass o5 SIfEEPReceips, estimated. about l7000 head
market 1oal5c lower; sheep, S4as5 lambs. S5as6 %;
Cincinnati, June HOGS 5a1oc lower; butchers and
slippers s. 90 common . 2sss5 25 cATT1E strong;
SHEEP steady. 81 5oas4 so; lambs steady s5as7.
steady. HOGS 3 500 head; fairly active and
stays 80 5oes4: dares. s. bods5 rs SHEEP LAMBS
Receipts 3.sOo head; slow; lambs and wethers, 10c
lower lambs s5as5 80: few at Sc; yearlngs s5qss 70
Kansas City, June 4. 4.-CATTIE-Receipts s, 600 head
including 800 Southerns: market strong 1Oc higher
yearlinss dressed beef Sc
qS7 35 fair good s. 4oGs6 40 Western steers s5s7
and feeders 50 5oGS5 % Southern s5 90
dS7; s3ds4 native 81 509S5 TO-
native heifers 5Ods6 so; bulls SO 35as5 so;
So 5Oas5 50 HOGS-Receipts. 900 head; market DC
lower closed steady S5 49, bulk Of sales So 5dS5 40
heavy So 3I as packers and butchers S. 2ds5 4O
light IS 1885 321 pigs, 81 10dS4 75. SHEEP-Receipts
$500 head market steady: lambs. s5qss 25 and
yearlinss s4qSs Texas yearlings. 81 25GS5 Texas
sheep So 75QS3 30: stockers and feeders. $685.
Union Stockxz1 fffls vbgkdqj cTnfwy yuqyuqy uqyqq
Pittsburg. June 4.-CATTLE-Suppy light. steady;
choice s8 759s7 10: prime Sc 4oase Is sHEEP-supply
mon S2qs3 lambs. S3as6 10; veal calves s7asT 90
HoGs-Recepts fair lower; prime heayies mediums and
s59S5 10: roughs. s4G$4 IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
NEW YORK PRICES.

=, d AIS TIN--Ths London tin market was lower
on Is .os 0 w Mss saSsr m enan
spot elOslns SOS Is 50 aad futures at tSs i9d
aSsse 'as s nsrs @ asS sesSs at VIII sss
IS owsT at ne a os = I onGas . aAes Was
70 TR at ~ os IN
hs local market Was quiet ana u1Ghansed al 4so
SaSsi al sos 50 in the LondoS N arss Locally shs
at Ss % ss 3 and s a
& M $50 S. w IS TO- g. sS
SIS SIS 90: october slSa Sic; .ISsI Is.
'nS MoassEs And sEGaKrhe for syrup.
ooR Ss~
NsS Essns fa, op ei ooa @ &c Ss s cnon
loal7c; fair; isa 2Oc; good 1sS22c' prime 21a20c:
oils otsonseed oil nrm to-day oon on light offer,
4Sc; 500 September. 4se to 4eAc linseed oil was
m We
b1k Wits e0if se
York York bs. n e.
csc White Nsw York 18s0s sa. Phas sd
T prime sn@mer sH yellow spot Juas ..s47s
5uy Agsus, ss H.s. sssss ssPassst ss sos 40
sss sz,rs %1s
siGw ter SeleS taS 5od %fNsEED seed
SI esq Quiet m.rs., for
With
of by eGepts se aed h Sess Os
Sso had 900
short clear. SIS = sI7 90. BEEF-steady, quoted:
s Gda sniE as
nS5sd $50 dIT n ne 1se p 5s bs i0
lies steady. quoted: smoking 81 a1oc: 10 lb ese:
aa @ioc rALioWGFirm: S city SIC: Country. 5ssa
6@c LARD-steady. quoted: Middle Western. $500
s.6oc. City lard steady; Quoted; SIC Refined lard ard
9e Suoted o South A4,slea a6os ot sf
= as1sc sTEARINE..oBareiy steady. Quoted: oleo.
RIcE-The market for rice firm all points.
with little better demand and good distribu
tion southern markets Quotations follow: Screen
ordinary, 5c prime 5is a .a4c choice. So
eiec Patna foreign 55t q o9sc Rangoon and Bassein
SUGAR-The market FOR refined sugar is quiet but
steady and unchanged. Net prices Kranulated
5.25c. ! per named by the Federal
and Warner reiners and 53oc. same terms as named
Eagle tsbiers zoo. cut loaf soc; crushed sioc:
dered 555c: powdered coarse powdered and fruit
b bags DO. 57oc 81 n bags do 5s5c n bags do,
45c: Eagle fine standard rranuIated and diamond
A 5.4oc; confectioners. A; ?oc: No l. 52oe: Nos 2
: e5c: No s 4aoc; No q Sc: No 10. 4.T5o: No II.
roc: No ~ 465c: Is 4.soc; No II. 455c: Nos Is
it is firm. Reiners be than willing TO
buy sugars Sc and freight terms and 4.S6c
about Lice above those terms. Rehners have some
stocks hand. but they are now drawing reserve
little If demand for refined sugar should pick
good bit. Duty paid rates are d1loted as folIows:
and nolasses sugar. sa 36Ic. The London mar
for steady and unchanged. with
BUYERS at quotatons and June Was duGtsd at lis
cabled by London at 2s6oOoo tons.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Yesfar-

ro-TnS-The cotton market was not active to-day.
- bzf,r confined chiefly 10 local professionals. but
- ,rits = sham early break the market rallied and
So II he afternoon with new crop months reach
- s-hest level they have yet touched on the cur
- -rover,eDI Saies tcr the day were estimated
= a. rsies ans The market closed very steady. net
,a57-s hEzlc-. The ole crop was relatively quiet
.sy ~ -be advance. selling only points net higher
- = the hest while the new crop was j. TO l3
~ higher The close was only q shade on from
. s.- :, me active months. The market opened
rs- 81 sscliue Of u : points in response TO lower
Is sr= curing the morning sold of 10 net decline
n rrir-s under liquidation by recent buyers, who
-. --rhzhl- 5issrroirte5 tho failure OF the Wall
t,Is 70 support the market more asgressively
,4-r n interview published with Of them last
..s5sv in which much higher prices were predicted
ss- selling s1 lno7c for July and Pale for October.
-,s-r died however covering Of shorts. and
--r - afternoon advanced quite sharply on con
80 5ens-s from this source and support from
Il wan street bulls Reports OF rains in parts of the
s--a ane Western belts and fear Of oVerfows in the
ii River portions q the mississippi seemed TO be
= rris+ huish factors although thu market was in
.-rss ~ s-,e extent by TIE talk OF firm spot stus
~ ar an increasing demand from New England mills.
Is MISSISSIPPI River is above food stage at Ncksburg,
va Orleans and Fu Smith. where the water is said
re still rising The river Is also above food stage at
-rtle Rook tls1 point the river is falling
The range q cCnac prices in the local market to-
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

- - - New York. June 1908
beans snd S SS BAGS E e The % m trade b in
want the goods they pay about the rates quoted The
quantity Of STOCK imported beans have fair dis
being Booked for July and august delivery most Of
the goods to go West ua5 Ye0w eye are again @ higher
asS S. eeSs S m 6gh 81 .soss = %
s. -: do emmon to good 81 100 81 90 pea. choice
ported marrow 81 I5G So %: pea s. 55Ss2 So do
s red d8g Choice dg 81 ss do S
GOOD 81 oasI 50: DO black turtle soup; choice.
lima aG' cafornis "a 10 choice s. 4 PEAS Scotch
soaay 7ses RkEs ,o1;,. The market
speculative demand does not show large proportions
ptve reqarements are fair on Change this morn
in ing & 70 % Ts saesae bms sa at A Whe1e eqe Gst b
very critical about Guslt and insist upon long
down about quoted With fair fair demand - Process
shipments OF factory and packing stock are picked
Specials per 6 24c do extras. 23c DO arsts as
dairy q0 tubs fesh fnes Sc DO good to choice
DO DO Sinaa e0o9 ao@ 20 2o3Hc DO rss IS DO
10 % seeSnds dS sTa $50 e do thpds fec fec
paHERf si2e He i 90 Es s & so NS 6a & m a
cheese has only peddns Ing, densnd a and prizes
moderately active but with higher prices in the
TRY tf & feeling Sims Is in Todea ne upp 6 sTge
@ of most m S6fr & net s 81.
Sd for both colored and white We quote; OLD. fun
fancy. l3s.c do and small coOred. fsncy 14ise;
state fun cream specials II ai2c: fancy. lo9c;
do good prime 1oi. lo54c: 90 common; &c loc:
o good. 5]s a5c: DO common. 2esc do full
EGGs4Receipts to-day, 1881 cases. Tn. market
is hardening for the very highest grades of
fresh gathered owing to the deGrsasnS e o OF
ever: shows little change and The medium ard lower
little better thar heretofore. quote: State Penn
rylvania and nearby. selected. white fancy; 19k g
fancy Isl a isc do hrsts to extra hrsts II a1sc;
Western eKtFa rss r. 90 & hgsfs & rtes 100 90
I5c: checks. sa13Hc. -. ,... 81,
and Psaehas nePeasins II supply Quality
better and prices higher Piums slightly higher Cher her
Bisckberries higher Huckieberries hrmer. Musk
melons show rFssuf agafs ase sr Tsus snd & %s
quote: APPLES Northern Spy bbl, s29s3 %: do
81 %: do Golden. 81 1889; do common sI@sI 90;
PEACHES South CAROLINA per g, carrier arr 3 70 81 ns
g. esrTs e11a 81 a ST. dG pes s. S 20 sa5EeG f
sTRAWBER RIEs Jersey per quart 4aiOc: do Dela
and virginia 5a7c: o Delaware. Maryland and Vir-
sina &@ec ne N9Fn ,, c~roiIna per
per quart. iOQ 15c: ORANGES Florida, In lines per
Sc: Sc MrsKMELoNs. Florida, wrapped. per standard
crate s2as2 90 do per pony crate. 81 son 81 10; do
pony ersse sI9si -: AT;RMEgoNs EIcrida
:. .1s5u~ CO. do p Porto Rico 81 25Gs2
sesS Gesi ;nfqfre With the semant and very
nttIr movement on the there scarcely any
tGihf' r. am a q"E & 70 red In New York stae there has
been trGe business. snd hear of sale OF Jos
soa n otsego at 4aec crop news continues fsyor
still report backward We quote: state. 1907
choice De 9alO.: do prime, 7asc; do medium 5aGe
Do Pacific coast. 1907 choice sa9c; do prime. 6a:c:
do n@dlun E,r: Germans 1901 prime 20 cfoioe .iS
70: state 1900 cas-; DO Pacific Coast 1905 3ei5G
on al eTades OF hsy Prices reached lev
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

cline e. Bottom IS s. r.aShs
oss c s5ss da shpoas Pa so5 os ase D. D. sS DO
soooe soSeF so and d clover mixed eoaso STRAW long
sss
sod sEs' a obefs ap
sPEIS ~ sRsaf sS roW per s fs2e ss
ssa ss5 r Pc II Sas
RVS Se sS gsf pair In fsi s
AND eb Su only moderate proportion fancy
S foSis hSWsser SHOW
Ions s'Es Island 4 sad sthsr
eg eDa o g'ests eosuass sssaas a
and arm incinn1 to seasnsss pnok.
sfas pSss.eeted We quote Ioed-TUR1EYs hens.
hs fRs iSf Sfos. ss Fhsa.sRa sG fai
pa S soba DO ssaded sss
s aFs ok aRsz saiH@ naana
ghs piaas shsy s3sTase sess s Sb 90
sy M o ,se dry lIls pa poor or
' sLp es sFy ss1ss
sss' paa s. s. DO zs
'sd s ss!s % II s*ss
hs4sTlsf sSHS q sisss ssas d, DE- 'sss: sasa
foTAtoEs ASb '1is eEnsE sa po.soe. in
6 @ ssas oS sna. the nons in rules S
n abbssss Me. s6a ss S
P and GS onr sss aso as
ss'!s s aSl: Ss s. sSss lsa s &
9? m at Ws Gea CAM s. eaSsr % sa No s. i
aSass 60 DO red ed'sR Raretiss No l. $
sS'S's sossns!a sa'
do state and Westen o in buik per PER $50 h. &
g So do per sack lsss2 sWEET PoTAToEs
s bgnShss ss 5ocg$s ARTIcHoKEs, California. drum.
@'hs55 sfs Se sYasss' ssss
a. erste sissl IS cABB1GEs Eastern Shore per
crate sas 80 DO P s % Southern a red per
(soEsia South cs5oIiaa SOe5
sass 90 sSHPHa So Florida Rds Dps
orleans per Ss seass o. aoRsg ssfg
per basEe a5aeod LIMA BEANS orida per crate Ss
CD PER %
yellow: 25casl lo do Bermuda crate. siasi 10: do
sss asaFGG
1ssssl IS ot@sr sssgsi
Pao9s basket s. aSes So % OfssT 59ds Sess
fnd @ de- Ps5 shoe per- s do
P se ew sos curly do and GP sn hn5
o ptS sss e b Pe searbs Ps pes s9G 10
punches. 25q5oc: RHUBARB, nearby per 100 punches.
I5cqs2; STRING BEANS, Norfolk green and wax. per
basket sias 4 IS do North aroina wax and round a
5c do Lake City Cades and Kingstree basket
50GG5c do other South Carolina Georgia Florida
per basket 2Sa7Sc; SPINACH nearby per bbl 6o975c;
Dbl. 75c9s1 25; do per box. 4od6oc yellow
neck. Dbl crate s1as1 so; do box 5o9T5c: TUR
NIPS Canada Tutabaga, bhl. 81 5odS1 75 do other
rutabaga, per bbi bag 81 25qs1 90: do white.
Dbl or Dbl crate. 50G15c; TOMATOES, Florida.
rer. s1Gs2 20; do Mississippi 90cas1; do hot
house per n. 10c; WATERCRESS 100 punches. 81
QS1 25.
Toledo June 4-CLovERsEED-october. 81 so:
cember. 81 As
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, June 4, 1905.
BEEVEsmRecsipts we're 5S cars or 90 924 - head id in
Feeling Dressed slow 912G11c per
native sides No later cables from Liverpool London
of beef shipments tomorrow.
CALyES-Recepts 294 head. including 2S2 for
the market The feeling steady for all grades and
the cleared. Conn prime veals sold at
and steady with general sales at gallo 10; few
choice 2c: dressed buttermilks 7qS2c
country dressed veals. 1g9c.
Saes-S. Sanders: 65 veals, 40 ID at 81 per
100 10; 2o6 do, 1913 fb. So 122 10, $5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 23 cars
b5S9 head including direct saughterers and IA
for the market Sheep in light supply and steady
Prime and choice lambs weak others 0c lower; Y
unsod. Fair to choice sheep sold at SASS 100 1b
cus 50. No yearings offered. Good TO choice lambs
81 621kG ass: car IS 10. Dressed mutton steady
Sgloc per Ib dressed yearlings at 11q127Sc dressed
saes-Newton 220 Virginia lambs. II Ib
IS per 100 ID PSI do. 67 10. at 81 75 264 do
81 10 at 81 a. Virginia sheep 100 H. at So do, 1o2
Tobin & shannon: 236 Virginia lambs, 50 ID. at Ss
Virginia sheep. 113 ~ 81 25
Mcpherson q Co: 239 Virginia lambs. q N, at s.
ss 254 Kentucky DO SO 10 81 75 IL Virginia sheep
106 ~ at 81 so.
shippers Commission Company: 24o Virginia lambs
20 n, at IS.
Kerns Commission Coz $50 Virginia lambs II n. at
IS 10: 256 Kentucky do. es n. 81 621z.
H0GS-Feceipts II 2. l02 head, nclud
ing about "A car for the market Feeling steady New
and Maryland sold yesterday at
Sc 10 per 100 fh; Maryland pigs at s. so
Sales Ia late yesterday)-S. Judd & Co: is state
hogs 151 -ib SO 10 per 100 ~ do 22S ID.
S6; roughs. 355 II. s. TO- do. 365 n. IS.
10. So.
Tobin & Shannon: 7s MARYLAND 12s ro, at Sc;
Andrew Mullen: . state hogs. 21O 10, ss 10;
roughs. 2J5 ib, a So 10
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June Closing: WHEAT-spot firm: No
red Western winter Is Sd; No l California. Is e1sd;
steady; July, rs 4sd September. rs 11sd: De-
cenlber. Ts +sd. CoRNspot STEADY American. kiln
quiet July. yellow La Plata; IS IL PEAS
Canadian as sd FLOUR-Winter patents quiet.
20s sd HoPs-In London pacihc COAST steady. fl 15s
az los BEEF-Extra India mess firm l03s I'D. PORK
Prime mess Western nrm. T5s. HAMS-Short cut. IA
10 10. firm. AIS. BACoN-Cumberland cut. 20 20
10 steady Ais short rib. 10 TO "a 10. steady.
long mddes. light. % 70 "a n, steady, 42s do
heavy ~ steady. 40s Cd; short clear backs.
10 20 10 firm 40s bellies. is H. quiet.
SIIOJTLDERS- Square. IL 13 n steady. 30s. LARD
Prime Western IN tierces. steady, As 3D. American
refined pals steady. ABS 80 BCTTER-Good United
states dull. Tss4SJs CHEESE-C Canadian finest white
and coIored old, steady. 6ls Cd. TALLOW-Prme city
steady 2Gs TURPENTINE-S Spirits steady. Sd.
RoSIN-Common easy. rs Sd. PETROLEUM
oufet esd IINSEED OII.-Steady.
Where to go for the summer is always q people King
probem The summer Resort Number ~ The Tribune
next Sunday guide Order 1t once as there
Will be "A big demand for Ii.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June 4. 1908.

n q.
coffee market quiet
lffth r. =. sav reaching only s. 80 bags Prices
e. ~,ssnred 10 points lower. and held around the
~ s--.< closnE dull that basis The opening
"a - attributed lnfavorshle least indif-
y rs-57ean cables and Few scattered offerings in
sEri - ~ support. There nothing OF conse-
= re news 10 influence sentiment either way
~ =. P-szisn situation was concerned, and moth
= .ba brazilian markets reported any change.
N.E..--s we're Just about the same recently. the
8 rs.riDE u coo bags, against - ee0 bags last
T' - q an bscs years Jundiahy receipts
- 90. tsrs against 81 05o bags last year and L. 900
~ - -. ,esrs ago OF the European markets Havre
~ =. Unchanged % = franc higher. while Hamburg
= = zrThsneed = pfennig lower. The market for
= -1eee steady, with quotations on the basis OF
a N Rio No : ,, ,-.
- Is fellows;
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Femass
A WOMAN PHYSICIAN, graduate of
Johns Hopkins with experience Of seV-
eral years practice. with excellent refer
ences would tsHe charge Of Invalid a" ON
arr crossing the Atlantic about July j. Ar-
dress - II. Tribune Ofice.
ADVERT! SEaE,STS and suoscT!ptinns for
The Tribune received at tnoir CPtom -
ana 37th sts. until q o.Ciock p. m Ad-
ysrtiselnsnts received az the following
brarch ofices at -esilar oeics rsies uhti'
& n.ci(,k D. m VIZ 2s4 sth ave. 9 e.
c,r 2sd -. i61 9Th ave, cor. 18th st:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

Where to 60 for the summer is always a perpIexing
problem. The Summer Resort Number Of The Tribune
next Sunday will guide Order it at there
will be a big demand for it.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Rema,s

slTFsI.ADY Young LADY a. saleslady
in drygocds store experienced. good
r.ferenres Apply carter. care Eava-
nsueh. EOS west Goth 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

eno seing by commission
sae cono1tion So Cash here closed follows:
Ssa ara CLIPPED white 81 to 40 n. b90Gc
NsIket onli' No Western, Soc New York BARLEY
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS yANrEn

Female
PROMINENT WAITRESS can taks bt,,-
Ier's place. highly recommended. no OBJ
lection 20 the country. II East s3d ST..
near 3th ave.
wAITRESS.-Lady desires to place her
waitress. whom she can highly recon-
mend. can be seen mornings thiS week az
I52 West T4th ST
WAITRESS. S.-First class. neat. tidy youns
Irish gir., willing and hlgius city 81
country wages 80 Flassrty's Bureau.
ts5 Columbus ave. Tel Tff River
WAITRESS lady wishes 70 place S,r
the summer her waitress whom. s-s
can highly recommend. Viii De disea-
gagged juno 10 Apply before II o-c.ock
a. Is West 5ath :.
WORKING HOCSEkEEPER BY A.rc-f-
can voreer. " elderly <ar,iiv: COED seek
washer and iroreYs city OF country. Can
Or address a2S eth ave, naAs 2sta - l5aa
rvtca.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
BOWLING SUPPLIES.
enArsp AND ROOMS

i MADISON AVE. -larEs ans sra.
rooms stE or wtthoh Anar4' sdi"'i'S-
rates. -es.9snces eScasng -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
HELP WANTED.
linfs

MAis
wANTED.-A 5ey . make himself gen
orally useful in Office: must live With
parents in New Yorh Ci;y. address F. b i.
Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

GENERAL. HOCSEwORK--By a good.
smart Young Ir.sh girl. neat and tidy.
reference frcIn present employer: no lauE-
dry work. country place preferred Fla
herty's Office. ASS Columbus ave Tel III
River.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-15
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
DUTY WELL PERFORMED.


prompt Chief Mckenzie handing the
o well
performed in both
investigation
OF
a
which virtually holds the lives the
whose commended the of life
endeavong
highly reprehensible
merted all
his failure the fire within reasonable
the childish
berate
beyond all comprehension.
malice chief
him credit for work well performed and it is with
a compelled publish
$ citizen
that believe that he
right demeanor
erng
that will be
saeguarded Tonopah
o chief