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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-15
Embroidered Linen Collars
R Ria5I st Csc l21C

These are not styles that fashion has fowned but brand
new designs that of every ten women want Tor summer
wear Half hundred STYLES in fancy cooed embroidered designs
and white linen embroidered effects Secure supply for your sum
mer vacation trip tomorrow and save half the usual cost
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WIRELESS IN vLADIvoSTOK.

Acting on the instructions Of the Rus
sian war ministry. q number Of eng
neers and other experts are engaged
near the town Of ZlatOust IN construct
ing the necessary buildings and placing
apparatus for a wireless telegraph SIS
ten, between St. Petersburg and Fladi-
s-ogtor orllruicatiOn VIII take place
through Kassatoov. which is the highest
summit OF the Ural mountains, near
ZIatOust. where the state iron ana steer
works are situated The engineers re-
co. he transfer Of messages Ihe ohlt
serious difficulty hitherto encountered j.
mai OF obtaining sufficient electric po@
a.. seeing that the number OF machines
is inadequate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-15

a great variety Of new and chaTmlng Styles
IN Summer Neckwear at 25e eaeh-meluding
Gibson Lace Stocks. with bow attached; Merry
Widow" Lace Bows, TailoT-made Ties. Ascot
Ties Venice Lace, Gibson Stock Collars, etc,
in white and every favored shade.
The largest and most satisfying assortment
of Summer NecKwear shown in Washington at
this price Large Merry Widow" Bows with
stock imported Lace Collar and Gun, Sets.
PIouen Lace Chemisettes, Venice Lace YOkes,
and many other pretty styles.
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the people. and almost seems 10 be
greater than vOx Del itself
No portion OF tie speech OF Governor
Folk. of Missouri. yesterday afternoon,
was received with more cheers and
laughter than the above. Some Of the
delegates smiled others waved hand
kerchiefs. and whoOped their approval,
while still others sat by unmOved, APP
parently half resentful al the COVER
-nOT's stlf poke at "Uucle Joe.
That's getting into politics. said a
delegate on the outskirts, "and IL s the
first time politics has been mentioned
during the conference"
Others. however. seem to think the
statement OF Governor Folk had no pO-
litical significance. but was actuated by
the same spirit that prompted President
Roosevelt TO criticise the failure of Con-
gross 10 enact suitable forestry and In
land waterways legislation.
The Western and Southern governors
seem 10 take a more active interest IN
the proceedings than 90 the executives
from the North and T.ast. Governor
Folk, for instance, never loses an OPP
pOrtunity 10 get on his fest and eK-
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who has prepared an extensive papeI'
is disconcerting. AS soon ss an address,
is begun. a clock is attached 10 "A SohS
which rings once at the end Of seven
teen minutes. The signal means that
The speaker may continue has remarks
for three minutes. at the end OF WHEN
time the gong rings three times
The speakers Invariably turn and gaze
in mute protest at the rear of tho plat
form. where the gong is located, then
walk to their seats. crestfallen, The
gong was installed to relieve the pre-
siding officer of the embarrassment OF
interrupting a speaker at time when
lac wished most TO continue his paper
Governor Johnson demonstrated yes
terdav that he can DO a few stunts ID
the dress-up line Having been named
bv President Roosevelt to preside at re
morning session OF the conference, ne
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felt it in, = st3;sst TO abandon for the
moment. Is comfortable and now IA
nous greer SIT tan tie. and other light
articles u wearing apparel. He APP
peared at the session clad In the con
ventional frock coat, striped trousers.
and patent leather shoes, and those near
The platform observed that he had VIC
lated all rules Of true democracy by
wearing black silk stockings lie did
not remain long In mis- plutocTauc raj
lnent. however for the green suit again
came into its own during the afternoon
session.
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press his views Governor Hook. Of
Kansas. is in the same class. as are
several others west of the Mississippi.
The silence Of the New England dele
CATION was broken only when Governor
Woodruff OF Connecticut. introduced
President Hadley 10 the conference.
Governor Higgins. the hoy governor"
Of the conference. Is as Interested an
observer as can be found 10 the East
Room Thus far. however. he has not
spoken. Although out OF college but a
few years. Governor Higgins already
has accomplished a task I'm which many
II his predecessors have failed lie mas
driven from the State House in Little
Rhody" the most persistent and exteh-
sive lobby that ever afflicted State
Legislature Ii was one OF his campaign
promises, and he made good.
Mrs. Roosevelt apparently Is as much
interested in the subject Of the cOnser-
walton of the natural resources or the
country as IS the President At eacn
session Of the conference. seVerai chairs
are placed near the door of the room
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leading of the East Room. and Mrs.
Roosevelt Mrs. j. West Roosevelt. ana
several friends follow the proceeli3s >
closely They slip away quietly just be-
fore adjournment Is taken
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Pockets Bullying With
Copy" to Be Used by
The Commoner.

The interests of William Jennings
bryan are many, as is Illustrated on
his present visit To Washington. His
political fences are receiving attention,
he has frequent conferences, Teligi1uslV
attends the governors meetings, and
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Speaking about the need for legis-
lation 20 preserve our resources. a pre-
vious speaker said something about
'VoX popuh VoX Del We seem to have
overlooked another voice much IN evil
dence these days-'voX Canonl II has
come 10 the point where this latter al
times takes precedence over the voice OF
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Bryan Becomes a Real Reporter,
In Addition to His Other Duties

last. but not least, is acting the part of
on alert reporter for his paPcr, the
Commoner. As soon as any speaker OF
prominence finishes his remarks, Colonel
Bryan hustles to his side and asks II
the speech is in printed form. Il want
IL for my paper, the Commoner, you
know" he says. Colonel Eryan's peck
cts now are bulging with so much
copy that it is easy to see trouble ahead
for his editorial room.
The automatic arrangement cutting
short the remarks of every speaker
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WANT ADS. CENT A WORD.
Minimum, Is cents only.

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Rnti"r & Field: Druggists, I'd aud Indiana ave.
Commercial Rank Rldg.. Postal Telegraph
frisweils Drug Store. 18th and T SIS.
Ihos. A: Dobyns. 18th and Columbia road
Dupont Pharmacy. Goth and T. SIS
Epply'. Drug store. 18th and Wetlinc place
Emerson. g W. llth St a''' Park I'd.
G"ntner's Drug Store. 18th and I. SITS.
..oldenherg's Bureau of Information.
Hnrhst's Drug Store. 25th and IA. ave.
Hoitzciaw : Newsstand. 1908 IA. ave.
Interior Dept, sth aud +. Postal Telegraph.
: Ksnn. Sons & Co. Information Bureau
Kings Drug Store. 18th and | SITS.
T.up'on's Drug Store. ath and =.
National Hotel, Postal Telegraph.
fortman's rharmscy. li,h and L. l. ave.
E"ss Mnndin. 20th ard X.
Roland Wallace. Newsstand aud Stationery
Store. $50 gth 81. u.v.
] MON Station. Postal Telegraph
Dited States Capitol, Postal Telegraph
Edwin iarnold, 18th and Monroe sts. NV.
ITO Connecticut ave- Postal TELEGRAPH
Fred. 3. Campbell. Drugs. i2tG Ga. ave.
GEORGETOWN.
O'nonneiI's Drug Store. ia and i SIS.
Fr!te's fbarmacy cSth aD,l T. SIS.
NORTHEAST:
Enters rharmacy- 9Th and stanton r.. ne.
kenealys Pharmacy. y. CAPITOL and ! SIS.
. T. k-ause. 9Th and X sts
I.anham's Pharmacy. Ilfh and f. Capitol SITS
Moorsdin's PHARMACY. ETH and II sts; ne
Southeast:
Rradleys Drug Store. Sth and F. SITS.
oDonnehS Drug store. I'd and ia. ave. Sc
NJ : Fealy prnssist; =, lIth tn and Pa ave.
lith ST Wharf. Postal Telegraph Office
Sulivans Drug Store. 9TH aud y SIS
Charles $. Walter; :sll u st. sw.
c. C. Lohr. % M1nroe st
TENLEyTOWN. d. g.:
George r Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

| iluI StkEEiEES. OUHk-TIlS WEEK OR
binary windows eXpcrtly cleaned. &c each: gen
"ral housrcleanng: floors waxed. polished
stained: carpets laid; small repairs. odd jobs:
9TH
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

One cent word each time FOR II words } times
WANTED - EASTERN FEATHER COMPANY.
this lnOnth-i0. o00 lbs old feathers: highest
cash price: also furniture. Send postal, will
LII ~ Md. = de1l- Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

boards library table. card tables. hall seat.
linen closet. sofas. pier fable huoSrase. TN.
rear. desk. etc. ". I. RpSI\Skl. 1915 N n ".
drIS It"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

VTTT EF!Tr NHT "H'h rlII'' f"F u Wofds Z tIm"s.
81 .0uu WILL. SECURE ONE THIRD INTEREST
in wholesale market business This is genuine
opportunity. which will stand invcst igation: 10
triirrs need answer Address Box $50, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
GARMENTS, LADIES. GENTS AND chill
SEND POSTAL; WILL CALI, ANY HOUR. J.
TARSHES 1903 1TH NV. PHONE NORTH 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

FOR SALE GOOD or AI,lTY OPAQUE SHADES.
fitted tn Your windows only .ac; the hest quail
ity oil opaqr" shades Coo. hung free. We call
with samples KLEEBLATT'S, 18th and II
apo2-tf
SHOVE ASSES ANf, STORE FTXTIEES
JOHN c. SfIIEREE. JR. MFG CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-DOMESTIC,

WA\TED-diIIL FOR WORK N APARTMENT:
rsf"rcnces required. Call after = pm. the
\1 dol,
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WALL PAPER.

LET rs SHOW YOU ORR PATTERNS FOR
1903 The r:ces the lowest, with latest
designs. Give call. +. q. NOLlE. 9O7
llth 81. NV. Phone ii. 2O4S. ,oc3 o0t.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

If YOU HAVE ANY FURNITURE To SELL.
send pcsta! phone Main 1888 and will
call at your convenience and give you the best
cash offer for same. LOUIS NOTES. 426 9th NV
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LEAVE "WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
Star office 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
rsements at any of the following
Eyappb Offices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
AND POOL TABLES.

THE BRJ NSWICk BALKt. 'CoILENDEE co.
OF NEW YORK.
Leading Manufacturers =
BILLIARD AND root TABLES
BOWLING ALLEYS.
BAR FINTUR FS
Rp-RI.;rR ,TORS
7l2 18TH ST NV. WASHINGTON. d. c.
oc1a-4atR
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WA\TED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling why not drop postal to an old re-
liable firm: II. MARKS. 3O7 9TH, Opposite
SnNs. phone Linen. OBI y. deiI-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CAST-OFF CLOTHES LADIES' OR GENTLE
MEMS. ADDRESS POSTAr1-I WILL CALL.
PHONE NORTH 1855 W. RICE. 1892 18th NV.
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garments. ladies'. Gentlemen's ch,ldrens'
shoes and hats. Address postal. I will call.
A. kEBESKY. 1906 18th NV Phone ~ 326O-M
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York May % 1908
ooFTEE--he co@ee market opened steady a. IN
0Es- ta-esr markets showed little fu--h-- change
IclE-E c-s- ard unchanged > p0i--s lower sales
% t1e csy we're estimated $50 bags business
-lll-g Jay a Oloc September s 057S lDc and
E-s-6e- 5sc- Further details regarding -bs pro-
|osc5 7- coffee auction al Hamburg
knt Ao-s--a- lad apparent influence or sentiment
h he about expected Three rypes VIII oeee-e5
Te No B. Tzch = salc correspond strictly good
ETs-ese 3 = e C-erez AZ Emit equal about %
za's re N2 = % -T1ccs. and No / IS francs
-Es -scs interests that these oEe-tnEs and
--1- E--ess ser are n accordance with 5eca-a-
k- q r1= sac PaUio government that they VIII sell
f1e- c1ee VII sold below these limits
flc1 are inquired 1E local a-rhoricies be about
a5rs 1-0--t71s II -ae local market. Il type No
Fss7o1z WIZ Eoo1 average Santos q The E>1r-peaa
E-Ee-s Hamburg closed unchanged = Pfc lowe
Ere T1s O. franc lower -he O local
gz---g. l1- 1-0sea or about thar basis Both ne
z-tas % res 2ec@i7-s a. TIE por-s last
fe=k Ve-e = COO bags against $4,000 t9r rhe
Eek zs- -ea- alc 1910 years TIE market
81 c7ee was slea1E- with Cu--a-iols -re basis
SIC c1- RIO No Torzl warehouse deliveries in thA
clec S-z-=s % t1e week los -55 bags
E57-o -zs- week aad 1888 yes- Or r7-rn=r
----s5 @lI s-F--e-ts a tt-7 a-l1 santos 75re as
Allows cles-a-ces. . 900 Including
-zie1 e-a1es = 90 . Europe a-c 400 . Cape.
e s-----e--s- Sc 00e q which 5000 Co-
-e1 S-z-ss and 7610 tor Europe Santos cea-arces
ey t----c--E 5000 g -he United States 5000
EC-1-e s-.p-1e--s. 81 coo. which IS 600
-css wee E COO bags the United weekly
Es movement follows ReCs!T~s. 100 bags stock.
( go. e-ez7a1ces 70 Germany 500 bags, and the
ess- q Europe 40 bags The receipts a Rio ths
1900 bags. against $1,000 week 1000
ss yezr and 1900 V7o -es-s Santos receipts
r week 5000 BAGS. against 5000 last week.
EG0D last year and 1880 two years ago.
as range q contract prices the local market
T. coI-0Es=
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

58:Hs a8sh at tin 5s e Z ID gas fa
echad T IS @ @ Fa9sq @ from go 2 s6S 9g @ M @ M
@ t TaTs a Weak P aa m LsPs9n ss9 mark ots the at
ing at - eIesFoye at ~ s59Ia 5e an5 md ca 9asd T.
IN L>on4on The local market firm 55q4 S7i.c.
SPELTER declined IS to i19 15s, in London but
I'd higher sos for Cleveland warrants in the
certidcates at the Produes Ehahse al were d, il and
sGgs$ ss "a qas M s9 egs5 4 s 9ly 81 i 7ogs15 So
So 20gs15 ~ Noysrnber and December. SIS 25asi6.
broad lines for b @ & a b sne%Gd eve @ up on quite
offerings we're the rule uoatfons FoIIog S Moo 1
s1s. leans eenfrfagal I5gIsc fair Iaq22c
tSs f9sao ] I5a15e fair l6aaoc; good,
oILs-Cottonseed oil firm and higher to-day on
patty with srrene OF o. cofSns OF shorts and in a Syn
$50 500 s65s 6d 5I 5gy 500 b6ls ssptsOe 4s
T., unchanged Refined petroleum continued steady de-
ard White 66Is &c bulk 5c PhiIa3eiBbta n a6 sisa bn
49sc: refined cases. New York. 10 90c Philadelphia
R6 Il a % 72e bulk ea5 White
Hags 4s ~ sepfembe 81 4sc u;g and eob
a. = g4Sc of summsT Yellow May 43 3aa46&c good off
winter yeiogs,a 47a5oc LfNsEED oTLAnsrican seed,
raw. 7oc LARD OIL esa7oc.
PRoVISIONs-On heavy hog receipts Chicago AMI
Inc IneT.or c9getneg Nth break Of 1SG IN live hoEs
sefe5 m oeee 8 IN tn esSon bi ert E Were e 6ep
expected only Tuesday Kansas city
10000 hogs, Omaha 7.OOo and West 900 PORK
& stsads 2''o.s5 . MSS sl4 52qzI5 % family s7ass @
s3 5oGS14 family Sic 5OqSI7 packet sI{ 5oqsi5:
ira India mess S24gS25 BEBF HAMs-Quiet Quoted.
S26dS2s DRESSED HOGS-Quiet- Quoted: Bacons
SIC CUT. MEATS Picked bellies quiet Quoted:
Smoking. 9iza10c. 20 n 9i2c; y 70. 9l4c "A 10 DC
Firm Cry. SO; country % a.59sc l1ARD-Steady.
Quoted. SIzc. Refined lard quiet. Quoted: South
America 6Gc; Continent. SC; Brazil 10 S5c Com
pound steady Quoted. 7TsGsElc sTEARINE-Quiet-
Quoted: Oleo. lie; city lard steSrne. 1Oc.
but Quiet and unchanged. The following list prices
subject rebate Of 10 points and discount Of
cent for Crystal Gonlinos. Ibc Eagle
20c: crushed 6I0c; mould A.
f4orione-s Eranulate5. 65c. xxx powdered SOC
powdered powdered powdered and Eagle
coarse and fire granulated 55o Eagle b cartons
granuated, $500; 2Th bags DO 51oc 51!ro bass
and 30 n bags do 545c fine standard granu-
lated ard diamond A 5.40c: confectionery A. 52Oc No
2gc Nos and 3, 5.15c: No 4 g. 0c No 5. 5p5ci No D.
&c. : g5c: No s + 90c, No 9. Sc: No TO- 4 ioc
Is SOC The sugar market took on a nrIrcr
tone today owing bulIsh reports from cuba when
gave local holders and higher prices
4 invoice offered az ID-loc
ana il would probably taken readily al 2'Sc Duty
quoted follows Centrifugal 80
Csc ruscovado. 80 3TJc, and raolasses sugar
test s SOC London market for beet sugar was 20
love- with Nav ard quoted Al lis, ano a la
cara rerorte3 the range los 1Oi2d private cable
from London reported that Java rains a-e causing Q
iav with Russian sowings showing decrease OF lo Per
he opinion expressed that the decline Ias
md reaction IS due An aull3ority
stated that only six grinding. instead OF six
reported at the END last week and lnaI oiIy
I7O 600 bags or 2430O remain TO De GROUND
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 25-ciosng: WHEAT7-spot fr!n; 40 2
red Western winter Sad; No California IS 9zd;
futures quiet; July 7s ed septenber IS 2.sd: Deee %
dried IS lid: mixed 6s futures quiet
May 5s 1O2.d. PEAS Canadian steady. IS Sd FLOUR
Winter pstents steady. Cd. HOPS in London
C7acife Coas0 steady Il I5saf2 los BEEF-t2xtra
india mess firm 1O3s ID. PORK-Prime mess Western
firm rs Sd HAMS-Short cut. II to 1e ~ firm 46s
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
There was considerable h,,,,,sh

CorToN-There was considerable b,,l,sb arci,sr,s,+
- re So.oa market to-day. and best point in
- la'e Tsong July sold 04ic or ~ points net
s ~nlie August inactive month sold points
AisieI. notwithstanding weat
one OF the oullish factors,
y easy and at the best only 1927 points above
,-Atu41as close the
seazlng the close being barely steady
L'ls which were 25T45 pointz higher. steady
lsant months which were f4a22 points higher.
LOT ue Gay were estimated nearly see 600 bales.
u illaFke1 opened steady a advance Of 5G17
V1lLts and Influenced by sensational cables. buish
st slNls and excessive rains in Southwest prices
-" points higher during the early session There
Vas heaNy profit taking by Wall the ad
vance and during morning moderate
actions, followed in tha afternoon sharp upward
movement which carried prices
me low record Of last month in the of July
would SEEM from the relative positions.
mat the upward movement is chiefly due to the strong
spot situation and the advance in the afternoon
pooahly Influenced TO small by that
important Fal River mills would work full
time. Nsshouts and foods reported in parts Of
the Western belt leading Georgia authority that
conditions curing the week favorable IS
Of the belt but decidedly unfsvorsble the
remainder.
" as
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
r.,s,A l. y z G. HARTFORD P Fl.

rraE,,.A = z & HARTFORD P. n.
e s. s-zps'r from Grand Central Stattor-
ssoE-or - go Ere-. as follows for
: ios9 ->eH -Cnt~n & Prot 1000.
sssrtis-+.t a-f2 $50 90 + NJ: via Win
y -. es 4 n 4z-o1 p NJ via
= E. 1900 -ls-o0. III 90
T. - -l.gton. Stoclfr1epe Tyenoz. Pitts
-iaks. 7's1o on 4 - = - p Il
sssL :, 'h-os Fl cd Cezt. Sf'n snd
e Ur.s. also a. rs. 1900 cIs54 y way.
e.. 80 -. cIs2 sth Ave. Gas Col
c,,,. ~ Z. s. a7ss a - a.. ~i- n s'kiyn. q
LAT - NoSfrane Ave Ss0 e way.
IS '-xcept Sundays FSrops II l2sta
,Hs,is- a. l25th s. Sunday. only.
s'aor sac si.-L.r'ee si-.LI.l,ee !-es oin4ns
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

ket closed follows Mixed Is 80 ~ Sc natural
white, IS 81 70, 51i7 G5ac clipped white. 81 to
40 n. 5T17 Gs41ec RYE-Market dull: No . Western.
ssc nominal o b New York BARLEY-Msrket nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
kALTTY-RE & oETn 2 3.

AofA- ELLE LINZ TRAINS.
y--rg otlel hour C1 ne even hour
- -4GCEE AND WAsELNGTON-
ss-.IS-t. Connections In New Cn1on 6tzdor-
- u. .-t- al Lines South.
Y ! sssS,--l -->ea : TX Daily. 20 st Lfb'y St.
v eIst5--.,.es = .5-l - p=Is. 11-5C pm 20 am
I ssre--,ss,5 ! -gE- Diner 7-50 aEn ECO an
g, . -yf- -I-sr $50 an I0.Vo zLJ
skgIs-s---1F y. T. % ElcaLcud. Val
7 Sss-S,11-DA. So, = Diner. 11-So aua II % TN
==C5T.- : -. B--er. I-5G "a zoo pm
ssIss11S- Is1S.----.---- : ( -. Diner. s5G pra 40 pm
T--,,-,,,.5 = --s. bJSet. 30 Pm 100 pIn
rslcsccSa az Trains 70 The West.
tesicseS F1--sECEG. 80 an 500 an
,TT-TSr----- LII = Bus. 1870 an y % M
Prs -. - g--E,E Il D 50 PA 40 pm
CT g. 80 -il- TED. o.. 9 80 I'm 700 pm
c. = --,---Ss. ,-S .--oU-sv-. 1I-sC pm 80 am
c,N g. = : - .LC5'IST-. 2 20 am 1co9 an
c.. y LOUSY E-50 pnn 500 Pm
sl1ss -os-s1s -. 90 1900 Broadway. As.or
s,sl 81 - So - 5tA Az. ~
hsg - ~ y y. 40 Fl--cn St. Brooklyn; ;
E-fs- and Liberty 81
a. ~, = r. Sleeping Car PessTvagoas
a. :. alton regarding trains. etc.
! -@-2-c a. Bureau oS TufOrLnation-
ssabs, - 2 "a S. Terminal. Phone
Dae!ses -51z<
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LOST-BASHBOOhS.
FOR SALE.

GEORGE CLINTON: WasainEton.s auto
.,-a-b letter 10 htm couferring the com
rra-ss II the Highland Posts. For sale Dy
! = Sabin. 50 Nassau St, New 1orh-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

EEATTIFT-L three large room sure sulL
shl- ~ chelcTs CT family Apartment 20
nannsn nset. 50 East Seth 50.
MADISON HOTEL. Str sv- ard 2@th St
EleRarr furnished rooms for ge.tIeli.ei-'
-. 80 r. ueek Al modern iraprcF er1 eEtz-
2 T-s-TTEF sITY FLAfE,
---ost-s Washington square large ana
s-s17 rooras- elegantly furnished: geatls-
ren- refsre1cfs
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

THREE or four desirable rooms. VIII
board. home cooking and slrToanolhEh
frequent trains: references eScna gee. an an
gr .sddress 81 south HIN 81. RoEeSll4e'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

YOUNG MAN.-C-Ierical work in office:
bookkeeping. invoicing. typewrtting. ship
ping. etc: several years experience good
recommendation. Address A. K, sS Monatt
st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
WORK WANTED.
MalA

YOUNG MAN.-Cnderstands horses cows.
gardening and flowers: best references. z.
B. l. Mills Hotel. 36th st
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

18TH ST. ~ WEST.-l-args, pieassHr
If.0u-s win ample closets; supefloi
hoard. transients accommodates: ieLSi
euses
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
THE MARKETS
Total DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

D-ssse6 poultry. : + =
W. poultry. crates
C-a-Ees tFlsl cases -
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

IApY-S MAID ant SEAMSTREsS By
nice young girl; three years IN last place
a Las5v's r-aid faithful ard reliable: wages
SIS. Oste-berg's Bureau. ZIG Lextugro1 ava.
Tel 1O55-Plaza-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

MATD--Laty wishes 20 place hs- maid
whom Sns highly recouIu ends thoroughly
understands her duties. refined. desirable n
many ways. Address T. NJ Box A.. Trio-
ure Uptown Of.ce. 1884 B-oaawav.