davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

ss5s4s,s 5sfs fSs2 #S5 #S5 5$2 # #S 1857
2s5$s.4ss; Zs5$ 5ssg SsS sSfS &5s @ @5SS5 s5 sss9
NO MoLAssEs AND sYRUPsLMolasses e,5Is and syruPs
low New orleans centrifugal common. 16QI9c: fair
Kettle, 2sq z26. sYRUPs common. i56I7c fair ita3oc
6IIsofioseed Psf oil sod io%sT asa6 today under
sn interests and biz recets At tbe osa tiera eIe
as some 6uyng OF late months tor speculative account
her. 597g5 99c 200 bbls October 5s7a59sc: 200 bbIs
al 81 points ond 156o bbs July to ocio5sr a, & pon's
S Es At IN e osTei az We ost. 81 Tf y
delphia. bbls. 4c DO bulk 492c refined. New
York. bbs loc; 90 bulk 65oc: do Philadelphia e95o do
6qlk e4SG: ~aeT S5ss ~, y 4oc 40
! eoc asked prime summer yellow spot 565d5 63e Do
Sc: do septeSer ssa5 9sc DO October : eSq5 99c
JanuaTy 55sqS 2se prime 5t,s 9Sg6 I 4os Prime wH
cx i1"' 9IsR R6 TIl 81 1@" Oo@0i'
PRoYIsI0NSIThe provision market had one or two
our the ds and closed from hest point The out
3aa m 5 6aSAs & Ee 4 fa6 0ge @ dn sy az Raas c
srse5v neg nnsd Ness S2GaS2I so; family s2Ia$22
short clear. S2lQS22 BEEF-Steady- Quoted Mess, Sll
Sd aa '2 mess ta" s Ssi sEF Be Hai1sQa Quoted
ss24 i6 $50 p RFSs6R ios5 le5 @ 40 n q3SS ps
y ANIs-SteaaV Quoted Icttc. TALLoW-Qtiet
98.'ss 9is9 9de T 'sS M..tsf3 s2SnFa Il as SS c7
isa Is 25d continent raz @ ksgs i 2o co%-
pound steady. Quoted: 81 lsqs4se STEAtiNE0leaos
RICETbe market Tor rice arm generally, with
good demand at all points Quotations follow screen
mss 8@8I+c ordinary go 8+e; fair. ~ a -. g:
sec 63sS: head japan ) c Patha. &c Java 5he'
sTGAR-The warm weather sent buyers into the the
Us oitrJzer sales movement all around The temper
Of the market was hrIn WIN pfl.s @ Ten7sted a.
soc net less ! per cash, While other retneTs
name SOC same terms The followlns % ga tor css,
No further discounts whatever: CRYSTAL dorninos n
cartons t2.c: Eagle -5es Faele 5llh bags
crushed csc mould A SOC; e!eeS srlste5 9os
xxr5x roudered lOc. powdered and coarse powdered
: 65c frIi, powdered and Eagle and hne
lated l5c. PIP bags 52oo S.-Ib bass do 5aoc;
3-6 5 hS6 9S agle me or Standard granulafed and
diamond A. e5c; confectioners A Zoe No / 4,oS
: s5c. 10 : 44oc: No 5. 435c: Nc 9 : SOC; Nc 70
100: 10 i6 4ioc CvithdIawpp. The local raw sugar
marker closed steady. with moderate offerings Of
4q0Z e fg Sgs5 sbpn 9e @ osred AZ bas Of 9s but With
finding buyers one invoice IN por' waS e.
quoted as follows Centrifugal. a2c. nuseo-
THURSDAY some % o3p bags Cuba centrifugal second
han July shipment sold At 24so basis pc ss cost ana
made late wednesday. but not made public until
following To Arbucke Brothers p 600 bags o Porte
RICO Ssntrifusais s5s2msT about & - o.farRg 2 I al s5
R655s ne oGan s6oGt Is ooo 6ass cuba centrifu-
half July shipment a; l!2c cost ana
hasis as test % bags centrifugal second halt
T11v Shipment at 2sSc basis test ooo bags
oro Rico centrffueal second half July clearance.
/ este. basis a6 test, / delivered The London
market for beet sugar vas quite but steady and IN
July los Sd and August los a. d LePd6n eahled the
! pared with o.45o00o same time year aRo.
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Proposals.

OFFICE PURCHASING CON1uSSARY. Z 8. army,
80 Whitehall Street New York CITY \ i. 3ln@ -
proposals duplicate, for furnishing ana
delivering subsistence stores in this city at sucn times
Re REQUIRED by [ : before
AUGUST 81 1909 accordance with the speci1aton ana
conditions set forth Circular No 1, War Department
0eiC Of the Counlssary General Washington, March e.
laos will received this office until 10 o CLOCK 4 m
IUIv q 1900 Information furnished application En-
vsopes containing should be marked Proposals Tor
Subsistence opened July 8. 1909 ana addressed 20
A L. SMITH. \ c. 6. L. s Army
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
ELECT H. H. ROGERS DIRECTOR.

H H Rogers has been elected g director OF the
National Transit Company. OF which his father
was formerly president. Vacancies in the board OF
the Standard Oil Company OF Indiana and the
Standard Oil Company OF New York, caused by
the death of Mr.. Rogers, have been filled by the
election of A c. Bedford and Walter G Teagles
respectively. The latter elected director of
the Standard Oil Company CT New Jersey, on
"Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
IIALESrnck MARKET.


1,-,-pS re,e;nts were 81 cars. or 1857 head. Al!
dse }o siauxhterers Feeling nomiEaiy
se3dT Dressed dull at eQlozG per 10 5o .ts ~ and
choice aati'e s6ss LeS9o S exPor,5 S Of
sTe5sed peef from this port to-day or tomorrow 7so
1 5rE@S 70 local butchers 25 for the market al
There fair trade al stedoy ~
and he pens were cleared Common TO prime Ees d
a. %. cannon r. good buttermilks al sass % Ltssl
- %; t,r, dressed veaIs sold oizal3c Pc 70
country dressed do al S29ll'Ho' dleS'eD
seIes-s Sanders. 184 veals. Iss 70 aveTsFs at
PEI T55 e 90 y yeals i47 n IS So 43 DO Ia 10
a, S. Do los n at S. so % bu'termiIks i2l IT. at
s. 20 DO 33no ian I9 a Tsina calves I37 n So 50
Kerns Commission Company Virginia caves 1' ''
Al s. so co. $50 10, at S. - =, .s~s ~
SHEEP AND IAMBs-ReSsepts "eTs isrgb,srsrs r and
SIS head Including cars direct 70 Leaa -
Ia for the market all a. Jersey CITY, boih snee 81
5 s So o IS Per 100 10 lambs $ 5oq$e Is Dressed
mutton steady at saIoc per n dtetsea AN 1tn7 N ~se
a, 81 ner 100 10 2s6 DO 50 n 50 25s o. - n. al
6 s. sheer 100 n 81 So do, ~ n, a. s. % e.
Eerns Commission Company. 24o virginia ID ian 90
a37 Kentucky do. q III at IS so Il virginia sheP "
M {nns-s al ~ 92 Commission Company 1o7 Kentloky
lambs y b 50 25 10 Kentucky sheep II" +n a'
- 4,,Spbar.o, + Co PCS West virginia lambs. IS n.
~ 50 272 90 Il To- 50. 223 Maryland do = To- a.
So p MARYLAND sheep. % h. a. 81 % 60 i'" d. 0
Tobin & shannon 240 virginia lambs % 10 S az ;.
Sanders IS state sheep. lo6 10. AT 80 " 0--"N'
lSs +, 9a5i a S7co state sheep l2s Ii. 81 50
H0c~Fecepts were 81 cars. or l42T head. In
c1,dlnc % head for the market No salss a. o6
sraiv Prime state sold late yesterday at - 20
sales late yesterday. Andrew Mullen: 80 sta'e
roqsS osn S@ = RaShon P 56 n state hogs h s. 90
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
BUsINEss CHANCES

STRICTLY REPUTABLE cooperation will
position responsible business nan az once
who can invest SS. 900. NsIl guarantees from
100es 10 1000 on investment. with ressora--
bic salary Address Corporation. p. O. Re1
1159. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
Low Rates TO Pacific Coast
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUNSET ROUTE
TO THE
GATsK1ll. MOUNTAINS

WIN SN0H - uAl@.NSlI U GNulVS4
VIA THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN, OTIS
AND CATSkILL AND TANNERS
VILE RAILWAYS
Direct connection with the y Y Central
trains leaving New York 7-54 and Hi
a NJ daily. except Sunday. and 400 P. N.
daily. and the West Shore trains leaving
West 42d So az T:l5 and II 80 A. NJ daily.
except sunday
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSEILL
EVENING LINE STEAMERS.
PURCHASE TICKETS VIA cATSKILL.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
e. W. PERKINS ON ALASKAN TRIP.

George w Perkins. of J. P Morgan & Co, leave
.o-6av for g pleasure trip TO Alaska He will b
accom- panied by his family. and will be gone nve o.
six WI
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

House. 225 Fifth Ave. y. Y; 55 Ave B.
~ Ridge St. 345 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
West 2Sd St and Liberty St
After 8 P NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains etc.
can be obtained al Bureau OF Information,
B. & o. r. R. 23d 81. Terminal Phone
No. Ckelsea 65SO.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
PED ID" LINE

RED u LINE
FOR SAN JUAN T r. Ia GCAYRA.
PTO CABELLO. CURACAO AND
MAEACAIBO VIA CURACAO
Naracaioo .--- SATURDAY. July 8 noon
: Caracas -..-- SATURDAY.. Julv Il. noon
FOR Ia GJATRA CURACAO AND
MAEACAIBO-
Zu'ta -...-. Saturday June Is. noon
Aurora ....-- Saturday,. July 10 noon
Pier II ADJOINING Wall - Fsrry- Brooklyn
These steamers have Superior a-cCu,rlot1a-
tons f0r passengers
BOT-LTON. BLISS 3 DALLETE
General NanaEers - Wall St
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
BANK OF BOMBAY REDUCES RATE.

Bombay. June 24-The rate OF discount of the
Bank of Bombay was reduced to-day from to
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

f-bf~ar, 1une 24-CATTLE-E Receipts estimated 500
head market higher steers - o''gSt 90 SNE S4S
Ss ieifers 50 to9S6 50. bulls. s. lSQS, - save $50
& 60 stooLers ana feeders. s. $o9$5 = HoGs-ke
cetrts estimated 1900 head. market steaay 70 strong
choice heavy 81 70aS7 So butchers. s. 9e9$1 80 snt
g. s51S- CO. piss s. a0dS5 bulk 4 sales = +e4st -
St5F- Reotpts estinated u ooo head market stesa
sass So laulbs 81 5odSs Ia yeArinEs so 60 %
kansas City June "A z-CATTLE-Fece!pis o.'"" heaP
,nrIudinE cattle. market sirens - snl-s
+trber -5 active choice export ana dressed beer sesE
s6 2S4S7 taIr good S54S6 So western steers Sgss,
.tors and feeders 50 5o8$5 50, southern steers $S9'
Solrnerr cows $39$4 IS. native cows z'{S' hatl7 h
a. S44S- bulls S3GS5 calves. $47S1 80 HpIS--HeS
-st-.s 200 5eaf market lower. TOP. s. 20 bulk q
- s. 207S7 60. heavy 81 4oq$I %. packeV5 and
4 25s7S7 50 lights z0aST IS pigs 50 to9
Ss e+IFFP-Feceiprs 900 head narket ste1fy.
.Tr1bs S6IsS 25 year'ings $54Se - VetheTs . fP
- 30 ewes S4aS5 -. socSers ana feed~Is s'aF@ '''
Teyas uuttons. S4dS5. - -. .,..-s
So SSas7 Is VEALS-Reoeipts 200 head naIket set,S
er5 stsa5v EoGs-Receipts. 1900 head aaSeJ "a ~!
srre ana 5dloc heavy and mixed g ~ 90
dairIes 81 25aST T5 SHEEP AND i-ANlf's--r Wy
AGO head market SLOW and unchanged
stock PIttsburE June = - - IL
FeCefpts light. market stead1.. choice - - -
rrIrae Sc soake % sHEEP-Supp!y hEht Ea.Se'
dull! prime wshers IS 8oa$5 40 Gull; a9d s3m9m933 e 33
S91 81 spring lambs. S5d S 20 CALVES $50 - =
FoGS-Reoeprs fair: market lower, prime htaZies
s. s5 light Yorkers 81 25as7 s.: PIGS. So ''aS''
F04Ssa 4S6Iaao JaSS 4-cLovERsEEn-cas s. a5 oct23
he- SG sTls December. Sc S7l4 March. So 10 =
s. 10 Es1seIsefqs sf s1Er e 90 Prime S kasus $ 40
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE SALE BY virtue e power
If attorney. I have foreclosed certain
chatrel mortgage which was nled IN the
once 0f the Register Of the County Of New
York on the 18th DAY Of June. 1905. cover
ing all the fixtures and chattels formerly
AZ the drug store at No. la5 Avenue 4.
Clty Of New York. all II which l shall sell
~ he highest bidder for cash at II a m
on the Soth dav Of June. 1900. at the prem
isas No 500 East 125th st. New York
CITY. John c. Cole. Attorney for Mort
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

lwEpTrSN ZINE From Pier IS, y P.
AE-ER1lA4t AA4sL az it A NJ
PLvN0CTH-CHERB G-SOCT CTHANPTO TOY
st Louis - June 2S 81 Paul ------ Ju-y- ~
Philadelphia July 3 New YORK July -
Red STAR LINE From Fies Il 4 M r.
NEW yOFk-DOVEP- ERP-
vaderIand . June - LaClard tnev-a July u
Kroonland July 10 vadsrland- --- July p
WEITE STAR LINE so95 T5eF
NEW TORk-OU SSTOWN-LIN ERROCL
Arabic Ture36 u noon cedric JULY 10 u noon
Celtic July II an Baltic -Julv Il. II an
PLYlIoT- TTI-CFEPR $50 Z TEA Mp TON
NaiesticJns20 9 Scam TeuroricJul ulyI4. 2 3ta-T1
Oceanic JuIyI. 2 30am A1riatic July21 q Sf'.--1
NEW YORK AND BOSTON To ITALY
Via Azores ald Gibraltar
Cre.ic June Is. n0or Ronauic july 3. 10 an
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
NORTH GE3M4N LLOYD

LarEs. Fast and luxurious Twtn-ScreW
EXPRESS and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Suor1arine 7lsaa-s
PLYMOCTH-CHE URG-E.EtEMES
Express SailinEs Tuesdays az 10 A N
K Wilhelm II June % fCecilie- .--..-- July -
Kronprinz Wr July 81 X. W a. Or July 70
PLYMOCTH-CHEPB RCz-BREMEC.
Tvviu-Screw SatIings Thursdays al 10 A N
Wa=hirztOn- July P. r Wilhelm July -
Bremen .-..-. July : Friedrich Z. GT.JUly =
GEORGE WASHINGTON-Sai July =
2. COO tons. Newest and Largest German
Snip aAoat- Every innovation known % tns
shipbUiIdsr's art
-NAPLES-GENOA
Mediterranean Sailf1gs Saturdays az II An.
Berlin tneV} June IS 2. Irene July ~
X Luiss July 10 Seriin new Aug =
Connections Elcirciing the Globe
Travellers Checks good all over the Wo-lc-
Acplv CEL,FTCHS & CO General Agents.
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
rHF BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison Square (i122 Broadway
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox Ave. near 121th 81
BROOKLYN Branch. 21S-220 Livingston 81
RFDT-CED RATES DURINC THE SUMNER
Summer School at Asbury Park, y J.
Teachers sent all places within hundred miles
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

7
REGLDING furniture. picture frames: leaf
guaranteed; reasonable charges Fried
berr's Gliding shop. 90 Sixth ave Phone
4678 Spring
BOARD AND ROOMS
MADISON AVE. 67S- $4,000. one block
Central PaTk-Airy rooms, board op-
tional. price OK rooms. with board. IS 70
RoCKaURsT. spuyten Duyvn ou-Hudson-
go minutes hft4 f6t7 year Misses Lesley.
WANTED Children to board il country.
Address NJ A, Box 2Ss, Amityvi!le. Long
Island.
150I'H ST. 525 WEST Large. comfortable
room private family. residential neigh
bo-hood excellent table. phone: references
LOST-BANKBOOKs
BANKBooK No. s2s. eo2 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing Any person
having > claim 20 II Is hereby called upon
to present the same within ten days OF
submit TO having said passbook cancelled
ana a new one Issued
BANKBOOK No. 5i9.sS7 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing Any person
having a claim 70 it is hereby called upon
TO present the same within ten Gays or
submit to having said passbook csreixsed
and a new one issued
LOST -Bsnkbook No. 40T.S4 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 10
present the same 70 the bank within thirty
days or the said book VIII be declared
cancelled and eztinguished and new one
issued in lieu thereof
LOST -Bankbook No 4I5.9Os, Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave, New York. Pay
.ment stopped. Please return book 70 bank
LOST.-Bankbook No saI OH. Bank for
Savings $50 4th ave- New York Pay
ment stopped Please return book 20 hank.
sT-Bankbook No. 954.59O Bank for
Savings, $50 4th ave, New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
LOST or STOLEN No. 500 go
OF the German Savings Bank in the City
Of New York. corner 4th ava and i4th ST.
Issued TO Rose Hymans. in trust for Ed
ward Hymans All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not re-
turned TO the bank on the 18th day Of
July 1909, a duplicate will be issued.
LOST or STOLEN Bankbook No. 56s so
OF the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
PAYMENT stopped Please return hook 20
bank No. 81 Chambers 81.
LOST or STOLEN No sS1 1e4.
OF the EmigTant Industrial Savings Bank
PAYMENT stopped Please return book to
hank. No. 81 Chambers ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
WORK WANTED.

Female
A REFINED WOMAN would give half cay
teaching languages. sewing etc 10Y
bosra ana room with nice fSmily. country
on seaside A NJ 1856 East s0th st
COMPANION kc-Rehned North German
ladv. as travelling companion. houss-
keeper. best references. speaks German.
English ard Spanish. Address MIS-. N"~s
cher llOI Washington s.. Hohokeu. \ J
PESCH-swISS WOMAN. good traveller.
sresxs Nve languages wants position fo
crosg ocean as nurse or companion in f-l-3
for travelling expenses references. Na@'Ne'.
Box 4GS Reading. Penn
GOVERNEsS or NURSERY GOEERNESS-
German. sres king French ana EnS ilsl'
highest references. redr"f and competent -
wages SOS 20 $40. Govern-ss. 80 lTNi ing
Place
STEN0GRAPHER. tvrewrite-. ofice as
sistauI. seven reaTs experience. aiso IN
eerstands cwitct hoard salaTy moderate g..
s. Poplar -. BROOKLYN. |
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE z OHIO 3. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
livery 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 2Sd st. LIo'y 81
Washington. SleeperS II 50 Pm / go am
Washington. Diner Parlor $50 am { % am
Washington. Diner. Parlor Q so am 10 30 am
Washington. Diner. .ParlOr- II so am II 90 n
Washington, ParIor. ..--..- I 80 pm . 90 pm
Parl0r Car New York 20 Richmond. Va
Royal Ltd, D" Diner -Parlor 8 50 pm 90 prn
washington, Diner. PaTlor 5 so pm 8 90 pm
Washington. Buffet. Parlor s. so pm :. 90 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West
Chicago. P1ttsbu-g -------- Z. so am $40 an
Chicago. Columbus ......-11 50 am p 90 m
Pittsburg, Cleveland ..... $50 pm 90 pm
''Pittsburg Limited ..... s 80 pm :. % pm
Gin. St L Louisville III so pm I 80 am
Gin, ST L, LouisvilIe. q. Q 80 am 10 OO am
Gin. St L. Louisville 3 50 pm s 90 Pm
Offioes 246. 434. 1900 Broadway. . Astor
a Ridge St: 545 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

COOK RESPECTABLE woman To do plain
cooking and light washing, country pre-
ferred- references Advertiser. 2l7 West
18Th ST. top floor. rear
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

COOK. &c-Two Swedish girls; one very
good coox-laundress. other good waitress
chambermsid, best references. wages 80
and SIS OsterberSs Bureau. T16 Lextng-
ton ave Tel 1G55-Pl4za.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

COOK, &c-Two Swedish girls: cook and
1aundress: ChambermaId and waitress. :.
neat. willing; recommended. no objection TO
year-arOund country place sampson q
Nelson's Bureau. 4l2 4th ave. Phone teoS
Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male
r-rIAv-FFEIyR American. So married; re
liable. trustworthy; willing to so to couh-
rry: permanent position Win ESpd pdasII
preferred TO high salary ID. tracy o''
Columbus ave. -
CHAUFFEUR. %. repairs; preferably in
country. Gordon. ldIeWllo. y. i
CHAT-FFEUR. single. p; four years e1-
perience on Rainier, Mercedes cars S''s
or country stone. LA East 4oth ST
CHAT-FFEUR. - Experienced, good me
chanic. careful driver. take care OF car
city or country; unquesIlqillao-TI ,et Rrosd-
J NJ, Tribune Uptown once. Ioo4 b'0a''
way.
CHATrFFFI-R. - Gernan-American; mar
Tied. experience on HAYNES and BUICK
cars: pn2,ate family preferred; city. C"ul5
try. @ A 216 willis ave- Bronx
EVcTNEER Take charge apartment house
as superintendent engineer, eXpeIlehCe4'
strictly temperate: best reference unae.
stands all repairs F BuTgher' '7i Jachs'H
ave. Bronx.
OFFICE ASSISTANT and BooKKEEPE1K7., X.
Gentle. aged 33 competent 10 HlaIi15I Hlati
set Of books thoroughly familiar NeruC5l
aIing system: operate typewriter L. >
Bungeroth. 1921 Madison st. BIooAIHh.
*
man. in first class cafe, best releIeIle =
Cali any time. L. Stvels. 1904 Dean ST.
Brooklyn
PRIVATE SECRETARY. expert salesman
or ANYTHING similar, by an eXceptlondl!E
bright energetic Young man. huent hhoN
edge German. French, Italian. spanish
Russian Snow, A. West 18th 81
TYPEwRITING Young man wisnes worA
for spare time; copying manuscript etc-i :
neat. reasonable H. ", Tribune once
YOUNG MAN. 25. energetic and honest
wishes clerical or outdoor position feL-
erences: moderate salary Address fe'eI
s Blake 3OS werield st. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN 10 residing with his a
rents desires position. reference from
last employer. Address J NJ, Box lo
Tribune once
YOUNG MAN. q. with four Years ex-
rerierrr in real estate and insurance
business. can furnish best of reteren'e7-
" CleEE Isl Lewis ave. Brookiyn-
YOUNG NAN-Married. work at any
hing: willing and obliging. Address N.
Stevenson 6lT Woodbins St. R!1gewood.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

COOK and LAUNDRESS; also chamber
maid and waitress. two young Finnish
girls competent. best references Jussiia
Bureau ESQ Lexington ave. Tel AN
Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
DREssMAKrSG AND MILLINERY.

DRECTOIRE. Empire. Princess COWS:
perfect m guaranteed. latest fashions.
Marshall, leo West 4sth St
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
SEw YORK PRICES.

81 "a. 81 is% 81 isN 81 ls% q isA
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

COOK. Young Swedish woman: first class
cook. good baker: excellent references
three wears in one place. city or country
Sampson & Nelson's Bureau. AZ 4th ave
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
THE MARKETS
-onal DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

-arned ht-s-
crease IN Arls
S,-1-.,.ioasesd : y oil, ao-s-
sS, ar stooE. s5-s
New-York tribune., 1909-06-25

Male
,-rIAT-FFFT-R American. 80, married; re-
Ijable ,Tustworthv. willing to go to Coun-
rrv; permanent position with Eood party
Treferred 10 high salary. h Tracy o"o
Columbus ave.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-11

$4,000 as compared with only $4,000,
two years previous. At the present
rate Of expansion of legislative ex-
pensc IT will be only a short time be-
fore 1T will cost tho people of Yer
mont 100000 for every legislative
session in addition to the cvcry-in-
creasing sums demanded for special
appropriations.
Tho session of the Legislature just
closed has prepared the way as never
before for IA victorious movement for
economy and legislative reform, and
unless we mistake the temper of the
people, such move Will he one of
the features of the state campaign in
1910. The surest way to bring about
this reform is to reduce the number
of legislators in the House of Repre-
sentativcs. leaving the Senate consti-
tutcd numerically as at present. The
great state OF New York has reduced
its representation in the lower branch
OF the Legislature to $50 members. ana
Vermont could we'll get alons with
less. and at the same time increase
the efficiency of that body.
This reform can he consummatcd
without taking away the balance OF
power from the smaller towns, as a
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was demonstrated last September, for
example that the voters OF the small
er towns could take away represcn
tative from Burlington in the Senate
II they co-operatcd at the polls and
the same thing would be true. If rep
resentatives were elected by districts
instead of by towns. This would be
stlll trucr OF other counties having No
smaller cities or no cities at all. Wor
the district system to prevail the
small towns would still control thu
Legislature.
on the other hand reduction Of tn
number of members in the House from
24G to say LAG would save the expense
of 100 legislators or from 100000 tc
10000 according to the length Of SEES
sion and the standard of Legislators
the experience Of every other state
which has changed from tho town e
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