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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-02-19
TOWN OF PORT HOPE.
Township One Hundred Forty eight,
Range Thirty-twO.

H. Funkley, 1 a tract in
sw corner, beg. 20 rods
n of sw cor of lot IT,.
E. E. Schulke & E. Fleish-
n man, lot 1 (neA of
D. F. Brooks, lot 8, (neA
of nWA)
D. F. Brooks, lot 4 (nwA
Of nWA)
G. M. Palmer & S. D.
Works, swA Of nwA..
D. F. Brooks, SELL Of
nwA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
G. NJ. Palmer & S. D.
Works., nwA of swA..
G. M. Palmer & S. D.
Works. swA Of swA...
A. Lindgren, a tract in
seA Of swA 80.
Walker & Akeley, neA of
nwA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Walker & Akeley, hwA of
nwA ....
Walker & Akeley, swA of
nwA
Walker & Akeley, seA of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-02-19

TOWN OF TURTLE RIVER Continued
Township One Hundred Forty-seven. Range
Thirty-twO.
Total
Name of Subdivision Tax and
Owner. OF Section. Section. Penalty.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-02-19

TOWN OF PORT HOPE ;Continued)
Township One Hundred Forty-eight. Range
...---..-. 49,. Thirty-twO.
Total
Name of Subdivision Tax and
OvDar ~ section Section Pen alty
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-02-19

TOWN OF WADHALLA (Continued).
Township One Hundred Sixty, Range
Th1rty-twO.
Total
Name of Subdivision Tax and
Owner. OF Section. Section. Penalty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-14
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- u the Americas Uast q Trus,
10. % NAia street .

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ass Of the Nsmmoth Btsbies
fsniss soA'sysd to ssy part Of the
|siasos. Q;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-14

Tomato. Cabbage and Cyl,p
rlaHir 'uf raIr b, Jas Straw
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-14

u ihIntlus Of building. bee SehalW
a bernhard. contractors Ar' l,ili.
ers rlahs Aai spccinrauuns pr,Isgo!
from yuuf uuH ideas OHce. : h
Sool BLDG Main q, hciN rgg ith hId
s,h. klamath Pals. Ora rhuHc 1iS
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-14
MN ,ni biiIi, TORY.

Pan.sa icslrlas sDp.,s oi tho Bsu
city director, slll DAD them on saie
a, tho 'oli0ulhs places
ChI,ucOds pTuE store.
AItoHyu CoG'csIl0acp.
Square deal.
wooiSaTIu ConicciIuuof1.
AHCrioaa CpulogiluHrD.
EAsi Lhi kAaGy Kltshou
Price ~ the bubk IL yy e,nls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-14
M GRAVES. osIrur,IlI.

NJ ofnors are located over the
posiorles. 10 a.. MufdoSk Dloci.
shsfo I sIll DO slAd TO Heoi those
sho are iosifoas Of taxing osicopaih.
D urAimohis Cohsgl'A,lou ffcc.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
TOPICS oF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Forelgn houses solo
On anN shares in the local market In Lon0oh
-o-so1e we're lower and foreign bonds were weak
Il7fle heavy selling pressure was reported IN the
oo--sr ISSUES The general market was heavy,
with great weakness IN the American uepH. Ie,.,
- NFrna,- was In fair demand and slightly
Fr-oer In the fortnightly settlement only d
srnsgl hull account disclosed The contanso
o. American stocks was 3 4 per cent, and banks
ot,--.o5 the same rate on stock exchange loans
COPPER TRADE CONDITIONS-The locaI
Metal Exchange quotes lake copper on = IN Tue
80 ~-sce ar 19&c 20 13Ac, electrolyuc on = IN
5be bid and n in the asked prices al 1E77S 70
T12c and casting is off 4 in the bid anu .
II. IA - :: - -rices of finished steel have had a
Sernoralizing effect on the copper market no
sales are being made, and consumers are nnahlhs
= SO Tt7a United Metals Selling Company con-
-i1,,es TO quote electrolytic copper al lSRc
ro,1r6 but this is artificial price Sa1es are
known 10 have been made at 12S+c Pouno
r-nf+ed states Mortgage and Trust Company mas
-.5 control of the National Safe Deposit
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

freight traffic were substantially the same as IN
1901 The properties of the company, 1t is stated
have been in every respect fully maintained IN
fact at the close Of the year they were in better
condition both physically and as regards their
efficiency. than ever before. During the year
1882 tons of new steel rails were laid and 6S1l44
cross ties. "A large amount of the ties tlat VIII
be needed for renewals in 1879 were purchased
during the year AT average cost Of "a cents
a tie less than in 1907.
1.-The ratio OF transportation expenses to operat-
ing revenues for the year 2S-31 per cent. a
most favorable showing compared with previ-
Gus results of the company. with those OF others
similarly situated. Additions and betterments were
made during the year at an aggregate cost Of 81
7S1 603. The total cost of new engines and cars
purchased or built during the year was sl.266.549
which was charged to replacement of equipment
account leaving the balance TO its credit at the
close of the year S91,772.
''Tt IS n striking fact that the large and impor
tant industries of the country which at this writ
ing are still suffering than any others from
the aftermath of the late business depression are
those whose activities and prosperity most
closely allied and identified with those Of rail
wavs 1t is therefore. difficult to resist the cOnclu-
sion that a return Of the general prosperity
throughout the country existing prior to the year
1908 which is so much hoped for and anticipated
is going to be dependent in greater measure than
has heretofore been realized a return Of conf
dence, which has been so severely shaken that the
enormous investments in American securities are
safe and secure. and not subject TO regulation by
laws which go far to amount in fact TO con-
fScaf
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

Company the Offices Of which are at No. 80 Lib
erty street. The vaults of the safe deposit
pany Immediately adjon the offices of the trust
company, and the latter already controls safe
deposit facilities IN connection with its branch
offices at 7Sd and l25th streets. It is now able to
afford the advantages at the home office
APPLICATIONS TO LdST.-Application has been
made TO the Stack Exchange to list $1,037,O00 ad-
ditional first consolidated mortgage per cent
bonds due 1894, of the Southern Railway Company;
$10000.000 additional general mortgage 81 per cent
bonds. due 1857, of the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway Company: s3750,000 Mantowac, Green
Bay & Northwestern Railway Company first mort
gage guaranteed 3Iz per cent bonds due 1871: 81,
100000 Milwaukee & State Line Railway Company
first mortgage guaranteed S}5 per cent bonds, due
1871, and $4,000 additional first general mortgage
per cent bonds. due 1949, Of the Wisconsin Cen
trail Railway Company.
CALL FOR PENNSYLVANIA PROXIES
George L Ware the writer of several open letters
on the subject of the Pennsylvania Railroads
financing has sent out call for proxies IN wicn e
he asks the stockholders 10 commit thelr
at the annual meeting of the company on March .
to George L. Ware, Moorfed Storey, John d Long
and Charles E Ware. John d. Long Is me former
Secretary of the Navy and Moorfeld Storey is a
well known corporation lawyer OF Boston CharIes
E Ware is the president OF the F1tchourg savings
Bank.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED Dividends have been
declared as follows: Lord & Taylor Company reg
ular semi annual per cent on the preferred, pa
able March |: United states Leather COMPANY
regular quarterly IL per cent on the preferred;
Central Leather Company regular quarterly "a Per
cent on the preferred, payable April /
PFIfcNIX NATIONAL BANK--The annual state
pneut of the Phenix National Bank, of this city,
shows total resources of S12,67S,69s The nsures
present no loans or discounts which officers and
directors are liable. either payers or indorsers
no secured overdrafts and loans exceeding the
limit prescribed by statute The bank has secuti-
ties carried its books At value OF S5Zt'oO4 the
estimated market value Of which is S553,650 II
has no bad debts, defined by statute ana no
suspended or overdue paper The bank Is In
'fI5 foSboN GOLD MOVEMENTS So The 6;g Bank Of
England bought yester@aay DAY +!SZOvV pdi eoiu' OH"
received &5I0,000 gold from Egypt
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
LNSTE4D OF RECETVER.
Insurance Examiner to Administer
Affairs of Washington Life.

There will be no receivership for the Washington
Life Insurance Company, for the present at least
Instead, the affairs OF the company will be ad-
1ninistered by Nelson B. Hadley. chief examiner
of the State Insurance Department, pending the
litigation over the reinsurance of Washington Life
rolicies in the Pittsburg Life and Trust Company
and the removal Of the New York company TO that
city. This plan agreed 10 on Monday at con-
fereuces held Albany between Superintendent
Eotchkiss OF the State Insurance Department,
William Hepburn Russell, a policyholder who
brought the action for the appointment Of two
receivers Richard Billings, a former director Of
the washington Life who holds a $4,000 policy
IN the company; Guy B. Van Amringe, son Of
Dean Van Amringe. Of Columbia University, and
about twenty more pocyholders.
The suit for the appointment Of receivers came
,lr Yesterday before Justice Erlanger. in the Su-
rreme Court. The settlement of the question wsS
adjourned until to-day. Superintendent Hotchkiss
was present in court He agreed to the adjourn
rneat with Mr.. Russell and Henry A. Rubino, at
torney for the two insurance companies.
Superintendent Hotchkiss expressed himself yes
terday in favor Of a law for the Insurance De-
partment similar TO the one under which the State
banking Department is authorized 10 take charge
of banks that show weakness At an early date
he will appeal the Legislature for the enactment
Of such q law.
1T is much more important said Mr. Hotchkiss.
that there should be such a law for the 1nsur-
ance Department than for the Banking Depart
rnent. In the case of a bank in trouble, the loss
* immediate but in the case of an insurance COM
pany such as the Washington Life. which has
over thirty thousand policyholders and over one
hundred thousand persons vitality interested IN
-zhat happens. a receivetship can do many times
the damage il q bank.
IN speaking Of the agreement on the Washington
Life controversy. Mr.. Hotchkiss said-
.It seems that there is only point involved in
tie litigation. Either the assets of the Washington
Life belong 10 that company or they belong TO the
Pittsburg Life and Trust Company by virtue Of its
having bought them With that in view, l could
not see why the company should be cornpelied 10
pass through the perils Of receivership until the
courts had decided so simple question
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
PuRIIC NOTICEz

southerIy line Of said parcel. s. 81 "a
W. Ia feet to the south-west corner oe
sae, sane sa,S ~ ne eres t 3 sstejy I % 40
parcel. and partly along the westerly uns
Of before mentioned parcel No $50. tbs
following courses and distances ~ 43s ~
Y sss SIS ss rev w i55.s feet. \. go e, 'esS "
629s fss essas faS7n fssy Ayeaus q ne srss d.
Eoutherly point OF parcel No. 521: themes
partly 7long the southerly line q said par
following cources and distances: N Sss 53'
w % feet, N 81 O5' W s249 feet. NJ
Feet. S n. sss Sc So v. is44 feet n. as 81
". S7O.4 feet y - - ". 564- feet ana
\. 2o- 81 & W I5Ss feet s3, to The I1 so9tn-Esss s
along the westerly line OF said parcel ana
Continuing along Esopus Creek The toIlOS-
Tes1 feet. N o eSf W. 432 feet. N 13- 40,
". 2O4.4 feet ~ ? Il W 2gS4 fee1. "
feet 70 the southeast corner or parcel No
$50; thence along the sogtherly line of said
parcel. s n 81 w; 9215 . feet. eroSslng a
vile, TO the sOuth-vest corner OF said par
eel. in the before mentioned easrerly prop
erty line CT the Ulster & Delaware Rafl--
road Company; thence along said railroad
property line and the westerly lines OF said
along :ha westerly line or parcel No 4s5
and along the westerly line af parcel No
4ye. n 80 - 55S4-9 Isee' re-
Shokan TO Bofcsvtlie. on curve OF Zz5S-
feet radius to the right. 11OO-S feet. again
crossing said road. and n a % E 1878
feet crossing Chestnut Bushkfu and again
re-crossing said road. to the sourh-wez-
corner OF parcel No 507. IN tfs center OF
Fcsopus Creek. thence along the westerly
lines Of said parcel and parcel No 5Il. ana
continuing along said easterly railroad
property line the following courses and dis
tances= n. A O6' E 1851 feet. N So ~
p rs. feet n. o. IL W g. feet. y. 81
o. " Q5 feet and N A OS' z 941-S feet.
crossing a roa6 leading from BoiceTins to
Phoenicia. 10 the point or place or begin
The Zee Is to Be acquired By The city OF
New York IN all the real estate parcels
Nos 400 10 So inclusive, contained IN tbs
above description
References Is hereby made % the said
man. fled as aforesaid IN the once C rn8
County Clerk OF the County of Ulster. for
a more detailed description % the real
estate to De taken In fss. as above de-
Scrfbed-
In case any real estate herefnbsfors de-
Ecribed IS used for highway OF other pub
lie purposes, such use shall continue uucil
such time as The City OF New YORK nay
acquire the right TO close the same
Dated January 1Ith. 1903
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON.
Corporation Counsel,
once and Post Ofice Address. Hail o. Res
orCs Corner OF Chambers and Centrs
STREETS. Borough of Manhattan. New
York City
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS will be
received By the Board Of Water supply
In the office of the Board 299 81 cadway,
New York. Room 80. ninth floor. until II
ton Of TURKEY MOUNTAIN GRADE
TG1NNFI. a tunnel on the hydraulic
gradient II feet high by l3z feet VIZ VIC
and 1 400 feet long; CROTON LAKE
PRESSURE TUNNEL crossing under Gro
ton Lake u feet inside diameter. anu
about 26O0 feet long with two shafts olo
10 SEQ feet in depth; e blow-oh tunnei
about 400 feet long. dischargtng into Cro-
ton lake: and three sections. aSEregatlns
about 1000 linear feet. OF cut-anoscose se q
aoueduct, II feet high by 17la feet vide m
side. Situated about s miles northeast OF
Crotcn-on-Hudson. in the town OF 1orh1
town Westchester County. New YORK, AZ
the above place and time the b!cs VIII oe
rubiicIy opened and read Tho award OF
the contract IL awarded. viii be made az
soon thereafter as practicable The Boa,o
reserves the right to reject any or ali oids-
Pamphlets containing information for bid
aers form of contract specifications. etc,
and pamphlets Of contract drawn IS. can
be obtained at Room 1915 at the ahoEe aa-
dress bv depositinE the sum OF tar dolisrs
500 for each pamphlet. or twenty dolIaIs
fs2n for each set 10 insure their retcrn IN
acrentsble condition within thirty days
from the date on which BIDS are to pc
opened For further particulars rec CITY
ToEN RENsET, Comm issioners
President; OF the
CHARLES y. CHADWICK. Board OF
CHARLES A. SHAW, water supply
WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
secreterys
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
STORAGE NOTICES

I63-165 East S4th st--To J. Arnold Rose
Worms. Mary Wiring Joseph Putanks. H.
= Ballock. J. StrasburEsr. Fannie Con-
molly. 7. Tierney. j. Kelly. Mary Cunning
ham. Annie Merton. Helen Red. Annis
DeIacroix. J. Fitzpatrick. Mrs H Abeless
You are hereby notified that the time Tor
the payrnsnt OF my lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. and
after due notice thereof had been gwen
YOU I will cause such property. to Wit.
household goods. personal Effects and mer-
chauCise stored BY YOU or in your lana
in my warehouse. TO be sold at public
auction according 20 the statute IN such
case made and provided. in George Msrle's
auction rooms. $50 East 125th ST n ?
City on Tuesday and Wednesday. March
and 10 1909 commencing az I0-30 A. n
and continuing every Tuesday and Wsdnes-
dav thereafter at the same time AMI place
until the sale Is complete. YOREVILLzD
STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 1916 Eass
S4th st y. W WOOD proprietor
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
EMPLoYNrENT AGENCIEs
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS will bs
received by the Board of Water supply
in the ofice Of the Board 800 Broadway.
New York, Room 30. ninth floor. until II
A. NJ. on March 18th, 1909, FOR CONTKACI
Al for the construction OF the Waikiki
SIPHON, a deep pressure tunnel IN rock.
1451 feet inside diameter and about .. 400
feet long. crossing under the valley OF the
Waikiki River with six shafts from 800 TO
$50 feet in depth, and adjacent grade tun-
nels, and stretches OF plain concrete conanlt
known as cut-and-Cover aqueduct. Inc
work Is located in the towns OF New Paltz
and Gardiner. Ulster County. New YORK
At the above place and time the blds VII
be publicly opened and read. The award
OF the contract If awarded. viii be mace
as soon thereafter as practicable Inc
Board reserves the right to reject any anu
all bids. Pamphlets containing information
for bidders, form OF contract, specifications
etc. and pamphlets of contract drawings.
can be obtained at Room 1913 at the aooSe
address by depositing the sum OF ten COL
lars ($I0.) for each pamphlet. or twenty
dollars (S20.) for each set, 10 insure ther
return in acceptable condition within thlrS
days from the date on which bios are 10 pc
opened. For further particulars see CITY
Record. ..-
JOHN A. BENsEL. Comm issioners
President: or tue
CuAPTrS ~ CHADWIC.K Z Beard OF
SuApTFS a SHAW Water supply.
J. WALDO SMITH
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
OFFICES 243 AND 245 EAST 85TH ST,
NEW TORK--To John Anderson. Mrs.
Helen Andrew. Ms X. Barry. Mrs. Cath
rfne BeltOn. Morris Buckley. Mrs Mary
Carroll Mrs Kate Cassidy. JOS E Chas-
taine. Miss Susan A. Clark. John Clarke.
James Grumpy. John Dawson. Mrs. o. De
Forest. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Exams
Mrs Kate Foster. Mr. and 8Irz. Thomas
Foster Miss d. Gillespie. " GOLDBERG.
Martin J HaSan. Carolus d. HsrrinnaT1
Nr. Fred HeRdschsl. Fred Hyiands Stored
by Chas. @. Knfesa, Mrs. Wm- HysIop. Carl
Jansen. Lillian Kelly. Miss EIary Kelly
Mrs. Anna Mulsrsw. Thomas AfcCabe. John
EcQuaid, Patrick OBrisn. May O'Ears
Estate OF John O'Hare}. Miss Mary 4
o Reilly. Paris Fine Art Publishing CO. or
the American Tissot Society. Mrs IIzzls
Perry. Mrs Amanda Z. Quintana. Mr. ard
Mrs. Wm- Quirk Terence : Reilly. AI5e-t
Mrs Kathartne Willy. Elizabeth Wilhelm.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the time Tor the payment O. this corr
PANS len upon the property hereinafte-
described having expired. arter due notfc.
thereof had been given you. this company
VIII cause such property. To VII, hcusehola
goods. personal effects and merchandise
stored b. you IN It's warehouses. to be sold
az public auction. according to the statuts
in such case made and provided. az these
warehouses. z42 and 295 Fast 55th 81. New
York City. on Wednesday. March Z 1909
al 10 a. m. and viii Be coutiaUed each
succeeding Wednesday. AZ the szrra tins
and place. until the sale Is counpieted
c. ELLSWORTH. General Manager. New
York. February IT. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
DREss1AKINa AND MuLINERH
FURNITURE

PARLOR SUITE REUPHOLsTERED, IN
CLUDING TAPESTRY; springs repaired.
So; dining room chairs recovered. tnclud-
Ing leather. Soc: don't throw your old
frames away. we reupholster and polish
them equal to new at half price; can be done
In residence or free delivery; send postal,
We Will call with samples: city or country.
FoPPERAAH. so1 East SD St
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL Bi.UE LINE TRAINS.
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour. "
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
Leave New York Daily. pa st. Lib.y st.
Washington. Sleepers- 50 pm 80 am
Washington, Diner. Parlor $50 am 500 am
w Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 am 10 90 an
Washington. Diner, ParIor. II. so am 1900 mn
" washington. Parlor. 80. 80 pm zoo pm
Parlor Car, New York to Richmond, va.
ROYAL Lti., 81 Diner. .ParIor $50 pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. Parler $50 pm GOO pm
Washington. Buffet Parlor 6.50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the West
Chicago, Pfttsburs ... 7 so am 500 am
Chicago. Columbus I'll. so am 1900 nm
Pi'Itts5urg, Cleveland - $50 pm 40 pm
''Pittsburg Limited" 49,. $50 pm 100 pm
Cin-, st. L. Louisville so pm 13O am
Sin.. St. l.. Louisville $50 am 1000 am
Cin-. st. L, Louisville 80 pm 500 pm
Of1ces, 245. 434. 1900 Broadway, g Astor
Rouse. 225 5th ave, New York; 343 Fulton
ST: Brooklyn: West 23d St and Liberty ST.
After s P. NJ. Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau of Information
=; q O. r. r.. 2Sd St Ter. Phone Sl44-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
PATENTS

GOOD PATENTS procured. psrfecrir- -s17,.-
developed Inventions Designing cf Sra-
cial MACHINERY Mechanical DrzWlnes cor
rectly and quickly made 4 c Karunz
90 Ccrtlandt St. room 123.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE
BOARD AND Hoozs-

Fun Information concerning these rooms
nav be had. free OF eharge. az tse Uptown
Rroed1ay, between 55sh and s5th sts
1l2D ST. SIS wEST.-Attraetive private
rs7ristiau family; rSfersnces expected
housa; steam heath running walter refined
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO..
211-2f3 EAST 1O0TH ST

To T. J. Bowdeu H II. PratrIev. =
Stewart P Mcdonald. Mary Mere TT1os.
Lynch. Z. WeisbsrE. 3. McGary. Celia
Heany R Diehl A. RodrisqueZ. You ard
each % you are hereby notified that ths
storage being due and ths time for ths
payment OF this companys lien therefor
upOn the property hereinafter described
taving expired ara due notice thereof hav-
ing been given you, this company viii
cause such property. 20 wit Household
goods. personal effects and merchandise
houses. 10 be sold at public aucticr. ac-
c0TdirE 70 the statute IN such case mad.
ard provided at our warehouses. No III
East Tooth St. New York City. on Thurs
day March 4. 1900. at 1880 a u sud n
the sale thereof is not completed IN said
date the same viii be continued at tha
same place on each and every day thsre-
after. beginning at 1870 A. m. until the
sale Is completed
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
w g GILBERT. Treasures.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male
FARMER and GARDENER wanted wanted on On
- H. - ,,-1t17 5,orh gardening and farming IA
81 b-snches: willing and able 70 so- Mo-A
Sj-,self- must have complete 8ine oL te-T. -.
-,css 1r-r1 last employers; applicants i. nus
- <-,Ii r,ersonal particulars IN HrlIlIls, r
ssss,,5i1e- Sonnpensation expected. r.. BOX
5O T'-fhune Uptown once, 1854 6IoaI 6 ~
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
LACKAwANNA YEAR.
Company Shows Big Earnings and 4O.S Per
Gent on Stock

The report of the Delaware LackaWanna
western Railroad for the year ended DecenoeT
81. 1908, shows a surplus. after ali expenses anu
charges of SI0,697125, equal to zOS per cent on
the company's stock. Detailed results Tor 1SuS
and for the preceding years follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

MARsTERs' Travel Magazines free: 100
inexpensive tours Florida Bermuda.
Cuba, etc; Europe. under escort. MarztsrH.
81 W. s0th st. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
NATIONAL CARBON ooMPANy's YEAR

The National Carbon Company has issued its
annual report for the year ended January 81, 190S
The income account compares follows