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JARplNIERE BENCH.

Any Smart Boy Can Easily Make One
for His Mother.
AS resting place for large potted
plant or jardiniere, substantial
bench is shown in the illustration.
It is not difficult matter to construct
a bench of this sort, and most any smart
boy can make it from few pieces of
board, and with the aid of compass,
ssw, a plane, bit and brace, and some
nails and screws. 1t should be IL
inches square, and the top should meas
ure IA inches square.
From 90 to24 inches will be about the
right height, and If it is constructed OF
boards seven-eighths of an inch in thick
ness it will result in a strong affair.
Three-quarter-inch boards can be en-
ployed, or even lighter ones, but should
the bench be used as seat, the weight
of person sitting on it might rack OF
break it,
If it is to be painted it can be of pine
or whitewood, but if natural wood is
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Root was stilI There.

Two little brothers, aged respectively
four and six years old. fell in with a
stray Kitten, which, suffering bysthe
hands Of some cruel person, had Of its
tail scarcely half an inch remaining.
"Poor little Kitten" said the younger
Cne. "Who has cut off its tailP Iwon-
der II 1t will grow again2" TO which
the elder gravely remarked: "0f course
It will Don't you see, the root is
there2'
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Tried to KIN a Policeman.

Conneaut, Oct. SO.-Patrolman G. s.
Hill came near being murdered by
tramps. Hill, who was doing duty at
the harbor, chased four tramps from
that part of town. One said he would
settle that policeman before morning.
When Hill started for home, about 1G
o'clock, he was shot at three times by
two men. One of the bullets of large
caliber pierced the top of his cap, talk
ing bunch of hair with it.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Bryan BeeIps His Tour of Ohio.

Toledo, Oct. 9s.-William j. Bryan
came into Ohio yesterday to give a
finishing touch to the campaign for
the democratic ticket He opened at
the little town of Montpelier. He had
good-sized audience and devoted his
speech to the free silver issue and an
attack on Senator Hanna. From Mont
pelier Mr.. Bryan was rushed to Def
ance, where he held meeting. He
also spoke at Paulding and Van Vert
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
A Child,s Fatal sIlshap.

Cleveland, Oct. 27.-The 4-year-old
son of John Brickman met with
strange death Tuesday. The little
fellow was playing with some COM
rades and had in his hand piece Of
wood, which had been sharpened to
point at one end. The boy stumbled
and fell on the pointed end of the stick.
The point entered the neck, severing
the carotid artery, and the child died
in half an hour
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
DIsastrous Fire at spencer.

Wellington, Oct. SG-A disastrous
fire occurred yesterday at Spencer, ten
miles south Of here, which nearly
wiped out the entire business part OF
the town. The buildings destroyed
we're the bank, Firestone & Sweets
grocery store, the post Office, barber
shop, Henry Luce's dwelling and q
number of barns. Loss about S25, 900.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Banker murdered in . Court House.

Columbus, O.,.Nov. l.--Wipium s.
Ide was shot and killed in. the court
house here Saturday by John Smith
Ide is a,banker. Smith was arrested
Smith Is. an English coachman, IS years
of age, who says Ide owed him sl,7Oo
Ide's property is in the hands of q re
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Ono Politician Kills Another.

Cincinnati, Oct. 27.-Patrick A. JOY
democratic politician of the noted
Fourth ward, died last night from
pistol shot wound from weapon in
the hands of Louis Trosky, republic
an politician of the same ward. Both
men were drunk. The shooting was
late Monday night. Trosky is out on
SIS, 900 bail and the police are now seek
ing in vain to rearrest him.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Court Houso Bulldoru Strike.

Upper Sandusky, Oct. 81. THE stone.
cutters and some ofthe bFiclxlayers on
the new court house have;struclx Last
week their hours were shortened and
demanded raise in wages com
mensurate with time lost They are
still out, for the contractors will not
accede to their demands.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Allered Car Robbers Arrested,

Cleveland, Oct 30 Lake Shore De-
tective Bridestone and several assist
ants arrested three alleged car rob
bers at Collinwood Wednesday. The
men arrested gave their names as John
Tiffany. William Burke and Jamei
Btirke, $500 a.s
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03

Alady taking tea at small company,
being very fond Of hot rolls, was asked
20 have another, .Rcally, l cannot I
she modestly replied. ~ don't know
how many I've eaten already" II doig
unexpectedly exclaimed a Juvenile up
start whose mother allowed him seat
At the table. You've eaten eight. I've
been countin'."
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
blasted Hopes.

Old Gentleman-Why are you crying,
my little man? -.
Small Boy (sobbing)--I-I dreamt
last night dat de school burned down,
and
"Oh! but l don't believe that it has!"
! ..'Neither do I'll kin see de top Of It
right over de hill derel"-Puck.- I.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
landed 40 Tona Of supplies.

Washington, Nov. LA telegram re-
ceived at the war department from
Capt. Ray at Fort Yukon, Alaska, says
he has landed 600 tons of provisions
there to be freighted by dogs to Circle
CITY and Dawsoiowhen the river closes.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
uphol,i me Reglatratlon Law.

Columbus, Oct. 81. The supreme
court yesterday sustained the law
creating the state board Of medical ex-
animation and registration. DIR. Edison
France having been arrested for prac-
ticing without examination or registra-
ton, carried the case up and lost IL
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
IiS6trlC Road Nearly Completed.

Tihin. Oct. so,-Work on the TifRn-
Fostoria electric road is progressing
nicely and the end of the line is at
point Eve miles west OF this city. Forty
men are at workand it is expected that
Bascom win be reached within ten
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
pos.l4Ia r,.,,,mnh. e.,,n,.

IA Possible Triumph fson--"Dat
ole preachah hab got de notion dat dc
world am gwine to run inter de sun
next month an git burned up" Bill
II doan' take no stock in sech t'ings
happenin'." Sam--sWell, II 1t do hap
pen, he'll.hab de grand laugh on usf"-
punk @ils
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
The Play Tor the Place.

Watts-Some of those Chinese plays
arc six months'long.
Potts--What Of it?
81 was thinking one Of then. would
be good thing to take to the arctic re-
gInNs for a one-night stand. Indian
apolis journal.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Carried, "a bullet Thirty-Four Years

CARRIED "A Bullet Thirty-Four henTs'
John Amos,,'of Pittsburg, Tex, was
wounded at the battle of Missionary
Ridge, A ball struck him at the point
Of the nose; ranging along the left
Oheek,. and vas extracted from behind
his ear by the army. surgeon. There
has beenan abscess for years in the bone
rightabove the first upper molar tooth.
MrrAmos had his remaining teeth on
that Side extracted few days ago, and
a piece Of thesbGllet was discovered
lodged near the base Of the tooth by the
dentist, DR.. =. W. .Lightfoot, who per
formed the operation. Since the re
moval Of the lead the place has healel
entirely Chicago Chronicle.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03

1t would be extremely stupid for a
man TO 90 down cellarto live becauseih he
had bought a pound Of tallow candles.--
Gail Hamilton.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03


THE PRECIOUS MULES WERE RES
CUED.
would never learn to drill, and other
things of the same sort. The young
man had no resentment toward the
drillmaster, but he was in despair as to
his own soldierliness.
In the midst of this despair he was
struck with astonishment at being APP
pointed sergeant. To his mind, at
that time, sergeant was as great a
man as brigadier general would have
seemed later. He went to the captain
and told him that he could not accept
the promotion, because he was so
clumsy, and so bow-legged and pigeon
toed, and so incapable of being made
soldier, that it would be downright
fraud on the government to make him
sergeant.
"Who told you that?" asked the cap
tain.
"The drillmaster said that couldn't
go through the manual of arms to save
my life"
"Bah, man, neither could l! Your
legs and back are straighter this minute
than mine. We are all here to learn, and
that is what we have this Russian for.
/ put in three hours with him every day,
and don't mind his taunts and sneers,
| nor his punches and pokes. He is max
ing me. over, and am glad to be made
over. You are going to be sergeant
| in this company; go back. to your quar-
ters and don't let me hear anything
more about it,"
This did not cheer the new sergeant
much, but next day he saw sight that
did. Wandering through the woods
in dispirited way, he came upon a
surprising scene. The commissioned
officers of the regiment were all gath
cred in squad, and the old Russian
drillmaster was teaching them how t.
stand, how to about-face, how to han
die the sword, and so on, and he was
bullying them just as badly as he bull
lied the privates. AS one of the cap
tains said, they were patiently saving
up the drubbing that they had in store
for him until they should have learned
their trade and could get along without
him.
The sergeant swallowed his pride ant
took his lessons patiently after this
trusting to his superior officers to set
tie his account for him. How well HI
learned the lesson of military humility
twas proved by subsequent incident
At Green river, Gen. Nelson, seeing
mule team which was much needed
floundering in the water and likely t.
drown, roared:
Jump in, men, and save the mules
Can't you understand that there ar
4 times when mules life is worth a
much as mans to an army like this
Jump in, say!"
Then this sergeant leaped into tn
: water, and four other soldiers followe
e him, and the precious mules were res
}, cued at the risk of five human lives
: The awkward sergeant" had by thi
d time realized that he was simply on
e cog of the great machine, while tn
d mule was another cog, and that in som
: exigency of the machines operatio
d the other cog might we'll be more in
n portant that he.
) The sergeant was ere long a drill
o master himself, and as straight as
n ramrod. However, he did not bully tn
= ren whom he drilled. Many raw =
# truit had from him words of enccarag
L ment which assisted him to overcom
n his awkwardness. - Chicago Int
" Ocean. -, .5-- .a'
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cyCy.E NAME Plates.

.>><DcOrN,>~>N~>~~~'> ~>>SS'
NICKEL, PLATE with your name ana 40 %
5,,.ss. for vour cycle. ljc. ana upward
WOLF ~ Williams 81.
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c,uprxTERs AID BUILDERS.

-.~~~-~~~~~>~>>>~~0>> ~ ~ - - ~
EDWARD SMITH g. CO., ilG West 3s'h-
81, and 81 Ann..si' oflre, ~ an" $50
~, 80
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~~~~~o~~~y~~~~>~>
PACQUIN MODEL CORSET lai"st 70 ~,
el,r tn br had only nt THE PANSf
sttop P~onlwav ard .utn Z. Ilng'N''
peivnrirs HsudN"rchisf- and NelL-
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MoyEMENr Cure INsTLTLTES;

MEcuANIrAL MASSAGE CURES aftsl
drug BATHS and electricity iail
pamphle, with list OF healIh-books sen; !;
TIE IMPROVED MOVEMENT 'I"h
iSc,rr.rI' TF II rast -Dth-sf
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nusCEI,LANEOUs.

,sTJMA CURED.--If you suffer. send
,aur address to Or. W. LtNT BARI-
rf,1''r. B'ochemist Newbursport. Mnss.
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PORTRAITS COIPT.ETE .-Sp"cial mount
ing nne miniatures. with patent frames
which take ono or tNp miniatures and arr
slassed with special gla BROWN. 90
Mascot. -
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ADyCRTIsING NOVELTIES.

vOI.CKMER & ZIMMERRMANN. book
Girdar. and manufacturers Of advertising
,'yel,,es. celluIoid goods specially 2Oi
,rh,,ch 81 y Y
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JOHN N. LANGSTON CRITICALLY Ill.
Langston, one OF the most prominent colored men
OF the country. is seriously i'll AT his home In this
city, and at time his case was thought TO be
pTovement.
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FLAGS AND SOCIETY GOODS.

TuT nEsT PLACE 10 purchase buntings:
aas. lar schools. buildings. homes a'so
.rh saes' society goods. j. A. JOEL
20 As Nassau-st., New York.
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from the date Of his relief from duty at the yell
lowstone National Park Is granted to Colonel am
uel b. NJ. Young. Sd Cavalry
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ron CPILf:PTICS.

EIGHTY out Of one hundred cas' ana the
lspss a. twenty cases greatly impTovsu'
reiihlniis ~ r,.t hN,h-st.. upstairs.
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OUICk PRINTING.

nFs.r. cheapest. 10000 circulars up
~ mining proportionately low MEL
~ >.-re PRINTING co. ln tullon-r
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.l ono1nNN/NN.N
,St-FArTURERS - Toilet NI tr,'''
niIinri Balls. Checks. Minla'Ii,f1 N'i
,o,,ni.,n, In all branches a sptclaily' ~,
t6sEIU kAPP SONS INoRh '''' ~
Fast iith 81.
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FINE FL RS.

~>~NN>N-~~N-~~~>~|~c~~>~~
r. VOLKEI. 43G Cth-ave.-The latest
novelties In all kinds OF fuIs, sealsklns;
Persian lamb coats speclaltN. !lrs
-smoi-llad: reasonable prices.
Joseph SCHONLEBEN, $50 9th ave.
near 4Ith St. formerly with Gunther :
sons 5,h-ave. manufacture. or seal skin
garments: rem0delling furs 20 the latest
st.le
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-c,,DN-PROOF FILTERS.


pr-pr WATER al a nominal cost can he
m t,. using the Acorn Stli-Cletning
c.nnS Filter. feft on approval LiNkE
q 20 $50 Broadway.
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no MORE APPOINTMENTS AT PRESENT.
Washington Nov. 13.-rt Is understood that the
President has decided to make practically no more
appointments until the assembling of Congress
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FINE TAILORING.

o-.-~-r->>cr-o>/.>s<>~>@-' -. :.
Wall. STREET TAILOR makes clothes
,o order on easy terms 10 respohsi'''
pariIes T.. T., Tiib.ae ohiee'
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PAD ISlNDlNG.

WALTER $. CARVER, 40 Wil, ,nrst,,,
Ncw-York. cutting. ps,,.
eyeietting; calendar work a epee"''s'
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sTEREOPTICONs AND SLIDES.

RILEY BROS, 10 Beekman-st.. makers G,
perceptions and slides; see their new
Kineoptoscope: best on the market; send
for clrrular. mailed free.
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IMMATURE PORTRAITS.

~~~~~~~>~~~~>~-~<~c~~~ >~>~~~~~>~~~>~~~>~~
ANTIQUE I.AGES. JeWelfy Slyerwarc.
worries. Paintings. Fans; old gold and
silve~ bought. EHLE - West 42d a..
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uousEs AND CARRIAGES.
IVORY GOODS.

WE desire offer on new opera nus; slt;,,,,r
dr,i class. built to order by tltI5,npo %,
y ,'risn 90 re seen ~ az WI W. =
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UcRU>I, WRINKLE WASH.

- - -, -
premier ENGLISH WRlNkhhiNE.
endorsed hv l.. :. Heal;h Repotts: ga
tss,G,ory and unrslling MIRIAM MAY
-.L-LAN. = u NnN " w
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PAPER AND PAPER STOCK

->~~~~~>~~~~>~~"~~~<>~> >.>>~~-~-> ~>~~>N~>~~~>S~
PHILIP METZ, 40 and 81 Ann-st., y. y.
telephone. 2.2+J C0rtinndt. established
1872 Cash paid for all kinds of old rIgs.
paper and metals
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CAsT-OEE CLOTHING.

>~~>r>~~~S~>N~r>NNc>s ~>~>><>>>>N><~S~|>~~>>0>~ON
ATTENTION. -Uave YOU ladies cast m
clothing 10 SELF send postal MIS-.
IJCUTEsSS rIS, 3d. eth ave.
ATTENTION. Highest prices paii f"r
at o. clothing cal or address
IOsrPH LEViNTAN - eth ave.
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IxnEIIuIE MARKING

.--%~~D ~~>>~>~~ ~ ">>N|>(~S "SN>>/>|0~
~ PERSONAL WEAR and household
linen. nrst-class work; low prices.
SHAW MARTIN. 10 6th ave.
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iIENORRHOuDS.

SNcNNNN~ocNN~NN~N~N NcoN|NN|NNNON(DNc|
PILES. No cutting. drugs. loss time: no
pay until cured: best references. Dr.
WOODRTFF. 81 Fast 23ds.
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------.--@-N--e-N1-- 0177'7--- ~ y W.
FRAMED ENGRANINGS. photographers,
aatirreIis and oil paintings. popular
nrices KRAMER BEOS.. 81 On ave-.
Magt'a
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,yT,o,Es. SILVER. CUR,Os.

~>D-~~DDDe >,>.st, ,s-s.S -~0<,>'s''rs~,N<>N -
STFGNWAY GRAHD PIAEO: must be IN
perfect Orler and title undOGJt"1.
Tribune Ofice
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RCBIsER STANDS

THE FULTON STAMP WORKS. 70 lsse,.-
man-st.: telephone. 4. I22 Co:tlsndt. Sin
gle line stamps, l5c, dating stamps from
2oc up; ~ STYLES sGn and price markers.
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STOR AGE.
MACHINERY,

- . - p 49, @-~|N ~ N0-o~c'~-N~yNN~NNN~
AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood ana ir0n working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and rx-
chanval. GEORGE Il. EDDY 39S Mali
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TRUssEs.

rIssTIc STOCKINGS. 81 80, MAI
SHALL. TRUSS CO.. 500 Fn''ohs'
Brooklyn.
GUSTAV BARTH. ISL Bowery; =: .n ~, es
nsrt Tor rupture, Hoods world r en1Ws.u
.rp p' cures ali rup,ures: elastic s'ockinss
TpT,ssrs FOR every case - rupture no
matter how severe. J. CN
IG2 ad-ave.
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BIG BARGAiNS.-u upholstered gold ems
only So 30. worth SO: large assor,,,'n,r'm.
dlvans. se,,ees. fine of. paintings reg,i1..S
done GOLD FURNITURE MANuF"'i
URERS 81 Gth-avs.
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.onn->o.NN-NN~~~N~>>> >~O~cO~NS>N~NS,
srALrS new. secondhand, bought 500;
oxrhane.I and repaired. FoirhanSs ana
-, - rve-v description IN stock. Write
ll'~aar n'ppfrN ~ Naw-CbaniherF-st
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CDSEI MFRS.

Nc~>>~~-ee>>~>~~>>>>>>~ ~>~~>~-~~--
J. WUSTi'S SONS. Consumers for The
atgica,a Masquerades. etc. prcss Sl!is
rani,d - Smith ~ nenr FULTON. Rhlv1.
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=, pEurIJoIsuAIR REVIEWERS

-,>~~~~~~~>~~DN<DNcoN<>| ||N|,(||S||~NN~~
st'pERrfI DIS half NOES. warts per
munen,ly and scientifically removed by
.'ectricitv HEI.E% PARKINSON. Is Neat
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,,n,sr,IE4NINC 4 RENOVATING
lSpiItS' TAIiOlss.

.CAfJ, JAMES l.. GARNER on telephone
for An honscciesn!ng. li3 West -o'h
81 send for circular
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SEND Us YOUR old gold, jewelry. &c, We
send certified check for full value tns W.
OF. Bank references. Established ,s?.'
GEORGE " JOYCE 10 Fulfon-sf.
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THE NEW IsSARY-GENERAL-The ap-
no,ntm4nt has been determined % Assistant Com
ro.sary- General William H. Bell. now on duty In
This CITY. as Commis sary-Genera Of Subsistence,
70 succeed General sullivan, who retired to-day.
Tha vacancy I'm me corps caused by this promo
lion is TO be filled by the transfer from the lSh
Infantry OF Lieutenant }. Harry Duval. who VIII
become a captain and Assistant Commissary OF
Subsistence.
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FRENCH BOOKS A CALENDARS.
COIN C,,pxITI,nE G REGILDING

.o>N.>> >NNN-NNo~>.N>>, >N>>NNN".'s'fs -
BOOKS o, nj. publishers: largest upinw,a
book store WILL M Y. JENhlN''
18th ct aud 6th-1ye.. New YORK.
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OFFICE rUnNITi REPAIRING

$1,000 ,.NNoIUN|Nrn,NN-No0oONoN"
ulFlGES A.ted up complete. Ninu!"
shades 20 order. send postal for estimate
AN VpDTVrRS II Warren 81.
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PATENTS.

PARTIES VINO failed To- procure patents
through Wedderhurn can have th"lr ny
nIlrstinns attended to free ~ charge. y
" PIERCE lawyer ~ ihurrh ~.
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c,s,,v,,lI,G AND STAMPING,
:. n.r,.r,c r,CTtpE PRESENTS.

- = ~ - - ><N>N'~
O,n<r< =, ,r,,,tx 4 son. - Nesey a..
- .'i' -. Oars experience.
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Z. MAILER.

nIAMoyps. watches, jewelry: repairing
iine complicated watches. trencn s, sn nr
hall cocks n ,pecia,l,y, 9'' ,Ss. S33 9Th
ave. near 42d-st.
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WATCHES.

..---uS>~No~NNc~v~oI I~-----~OoN|V|N~
WALTHAM WATCHES. - IL you are
save YOU money. oG'lNCHE & BANKS.
N,ider Lane Take elevator.
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~ruayvNC Avn REPAIRING.

scHICK is your man to clean. dye. re.
pair your clothing goods called FOR ana
delivered 90 East 9th-si.
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nrNgTIC STOCKINGS,

WE ARE MANUFNCTURERs; by buying
n; ms YOU buy ttrecl ard are fitted ne
cnratel. ut bottor prices with fresh ms
t.risi. HALL MANUFACTURING Co,
tog broadway.
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ATTORNEYS.

,rs0Lf.TE divorces secured. 30 days:
p,tn,,: confidential. reliable Eastern
oni,a tiI-RKF iIia y. Y. ~" building.
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nCr,CE FURNITURE.
" ,,,,.XER AyD REPAIRER

1JIEST<S ~Rolltop-. partitions. ratings. ia
Lies safes flies. presses; fixtures Dousht
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PIANO STOOLS AND COVERS.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

PGAEO STOOLS. covers and music stands
OF every description. NEPPERr.
Nan'fr ND Canal ST.. near West Bway
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

>>oI>or~>O.>~~~~~~ ~~r~~Nr~N~NNSNNN'
STII Imam. corner Barclay and Green
wlch sis. Oldest and most reliable sno~
store downtown. Established 1SaH.
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

InIN u. LENNON. IS Nassau-st.-Ath-
ls,ir hlcyc.e. college and school fine
nresenta,ion meda.s a speciality.
COLD silver bronze. badges medals
levels. pmblems. yacht, college, class
,.rs EMIL, VOLK. rs Nassau-st.
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CUTLERY.

o~>~c~~~~~>~~~s~~-~S ~~'~"-|>"~~~>>"Ss
,hoissaie and retail, on hand and made
"a order: tepalrlng realty dcne. GUSTAV
tsNAfrrIf Al John and II Nassau sts.
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ROxEs. HANDLES 4 DESKS.

E.: B. ESTES 4 IONS, 45 John. 81.
- Turned and Locked Corner Woooe'
Boxes. Handles. Toys. Desks and Chairs
slnE:e desk at wholesale Prlces.-
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BRUSHES.
OPTICAL GOODS.

MANUFACTrRIN9 all kinds: macn'ne
brushes our speciality. WILLIAM T..
WARNER e co l3G csutr~-st.
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WALTER OPTICAL CO, l. rnI,rd.. manu-
featuring Opticians. direct importers Of
Opera and Field Glasses. ~ Maiden Lane.
Now York Ocnlists prescriptions filed
arcnrnielv: prlces very modeTate
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(AplI,l.IQClsT.

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MISS Phillips. cAPILLC RGiST Glialr.
.raln dispases badness; y to IL. TO ..
81 Eas, Jg,h-st. aides. gentlemen, chl-
dron. Tonic Tor the hair. 81 -