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8RrsH Pa0or thirty nb ennveI..sTy " o Re
CLARK WRIGHT y. 7:i5 Rey , ANI3RE ny ed
ACRE u D. Former members ana il'nnS "'
LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST cmu ,H IN . fT"
Hin st-Dr CAMPBELL, breaches Az ~ @ pantlsn
emily Foretastes' and at $50 on secret SINS
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner BE-.
st. Rev. HENRY NJ SANDERS, d. D., F'T Tbe Rev Dr.
fC Sc MTdT ME E SMITH in the acrnon sunday
school. 0:3o n. chapel service "edn''''S = y ~
ne. MA ad HyfHE Gwk rF AGIEW 5qNsT6N
s p NJ. winter Bcssinr"
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner OF
57th-s-The Pastor. Rev. ABPoTT LIZ, ~, %
vii preach II A. n. and D. m. Union D''' ''"N
Friday evening
MADISON SQUARE rREsBYTERIAN CHrRCH Mad
r"stor. Row. EDwARD HUNTING RrPD Ass'i 9td
H Tsr VIM S3 orsa6S s in the morning HPp
S,aov1 ~ the Rutgers Riverside church Bible school
in the chapel 9.45 m classe- FOR adults ~ d. ill.,
MAxHArrAX coNGRroATIoNAL, CHURCH.
sSd St ana tie B Pa1tey Morning service
II o'clock evening at 5
MrDw1NrER REVIVAL. JANE STREET C cH H,i,RrH
near sh ave pr BEL HER ia',o1' Ml SeTy niet
tuesday wednesday era Thlr1,y af'r 5,, at m,
Rc~' srEPHEN MERRITT and others. Special music
every service. Christian workers invited.
NoRAVrAN CHURCH Lexington ave. and 3oth 81.
Rev 81 A GERDSFN Pastor services II a. m i.S'
in series Of Ienten dlscourses THE Ascent Of christ
NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Ith ave ana
rosth- st-Rev. Dr. JAMES S RAMSAY. VIII pIea'h ~
II a m Rev Or VI MILAN Will preach AZ 80 p ~;
The installation ~ Rev Or VI MiLLAN as Pastor WI
take pace Monday evening. February 20 Al '' T rs
Ssr,non bv Rev ANTHONY n. EVANS D. n X ~ i,I5 ~;
SuAW GEORGE ALEXANDER. ROSTER. SHEAkFf'
and others VIII take part in the services.
PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner S6th-st-The Rev. ". F. OTTARSON viii preach
at II A. m. and : p. m.
PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madison aye
northeast corner 73l Rev. JyliN T. ~ IN LII
ps.torERev CHARLES l. THOMPSON; D. D., SDote
,arv BOARD Home Missions. will preach II n m
: n, Teachers bible class Friday evenings. LeaHef
24th inst. Rev. JOHN F. BUSHNELL
RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH,
q2l ST. and Amsterdam ave,
Roy PORERT RRT'CE SMITH. Pastor.
Preaching. II a. m. ana ; p III.
sunday school, > -.
Strangers cordially welcomed.
pr-TGrRs RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
boulevard. corner Vest 72ds'
Rev SAMUEL. MCoNB VI. A. 'oNon). Pastor
Preaching Al II A. m by the Pastor. and At p m oy
tho Re, EDWARD II. RlDD. assistant pastor ID in'
Rey DR. CHARLES II PARKHrRST. Weekly service
"Wednesday evening 40 : Dante lecture THURSDAY AT H.
SPIRIT ArJsM-Flrst Society Tuxedo Madison ave
and 5ath 81 sunday at g. Miss MARGARET CA ~ tnt
remarkable psychic. Will demonstrate immortality Al
cordially welcomed.
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aurtion Sales Real estate.

auttion Sales Real estate.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >~N'~~NO~"O"0N>| "N>|>>'
DETER F. MEYER FIf, 4af552nt'E SALE.
Under the diTeg,n Of HAN MI Supreme D c1a1
TFTER r. MLEYER. A 5et..,T, ., 1904 q,
,be New York Real-Estate saesroom no III Broadway
III. Executors 6 by & af6s. ( ( Emo. deceased
valuable improved ana vacant proP ei,,,. IN the
Noe. 10 ~ IA. lie wssninf'on Street
Nos. l72 Ia and J. % rear s,- ,,Tee''
No. % Grand stree.
nos % and So 1o2 and lo' PA and 2l' Thompson
Nos S dSS and sss AIS and 2s d as go 40 and
Nos 81 ana 2l3 Wooster street. .u..,, e.,,.ua
nos 49, "a eai9 and IoIs~es, Third street -.
Nos and 1870 Broadway ana ~. ''s seventh ave
Wss SIDE Of Broadway and north side Of West S''h
West SIDE Of Grand circle north West 59th Street.
North side of Yves. 6lst street. lots
south side u West 60 street lois
Nest SIDE s Of Ha1ssrd 6l9 Of 73,h sgeet lots
Northeast corner of Boulevard ana Wet Isl street lots
North Side West 18th street vest Of Amsterdam Ave
No. 454 columbus avenue.
Nor,b side OF vs., 97a street Central Park
Amsterdam and wes io7ta srset Wac. ,,.,,
Wei Side boulevard from West llIih and West 10Th
south SIDE Of Yes, nan street ives, Of boulevard
X",,ber crr,r of park Avenue ana East l27h street
"a per cent of The pur use ia-l may re'in IN bond
or or three yesrs me option Of iAe pur aa,er
| tioneer. III Broadway.
AMOS +. ;, E I('}o
HN;T16'i%>ffr7Tr T. WOOD. h'''u'0''
JOHN 4. STEWART.
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4eh- st. the ". II. P FAUNCE d. p, sp's BIble
Class. So 4, and ~ g.ssSn,"E by svd ne
lng The AUTHORIZATION Of God Devotional services
Monday and Friday evenings.
FIFTH AVENUE PREsRYrrEIANsr cEURcP f Tre.ir
sShst-The Rey FRANCIS l. PATTo oD SUNDAY FEB
q q9nr r ~ at II a. n.y. and the Rev CHARLES PARK
ana Adult re VI" Classes s..'f meet at go are
0ossy on ny Ws5nt to sS P fsssy p
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. scIENTIsT is.- is 81
Yves, Christian seem, .vsnngs at
R HS' "a @ n"" open daily 10 tot m
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 7sth--t and the Bouls;
ward rev l. NJ. HALDEMAN. Pastor. Services II
Morning subject. Jesus and the Resurrsction'
Evening subject "A Worthy Character Not the Ground
Baptism n"s at close Of evening service ...,
Young PeopIcs meeting Tuesday Evening so 1T o'clock
Pnsior.s Pubic Bible class "Wednesday evening.
Subject How to study the Bible
Strangers welcome
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cove We,
JAMES p STEELE. Pastor services at II a. M and :
p. Strangers always welcome
FOURTH AvENIE PREsBYTDRIAX CHURCH cor,
ner 22d stRev. RoB1RT POLLOK KERR - n pa q 2
Richmond Va. will preach SUNDAY at II a. m ana o
p m. Wednesday evening PRAYER meeting at y
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN cHyRcH West s.,, Eqa ID p
ana a, D. us, 5 G p. m, Rev GEoRaE ii. WALLACE
Gospel. TABERNACLE CHURCH 4tth-st, and sth-
ave-2ev. A Is. SIMPSON Pastor VIII preach Sunlay
10 80 a Evanselistic services, 1880 p m "eeNsht
services. o'clock
Grace CHURCH. Broadway. corner 10Th st
Communion. a. m
Bar!y morning prayer. a. M m
All stngs free.
GRACE METHODIST. 1O4th ST. Columbus ave
1 400 free saats. Rev I. VI. WATERS. Pastor
breaches II and S Sabbath school at 2:3O Epworth
League service :. Everybody cordially welcome.
HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH. West
lam a. and Conven- ave. Rev. 9. r. CHAPLIN. D y.
Pastor Services II a m. and m Morning topic.
walking with God" Strangers welcome.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
Leuo 1921
Rev CHARLES DE WITT FRIEDMAN. y. D.. Rector.
HOLY Communion. 100 and 1900 n. Morning
nraver with sermon by Rev. CHARLES n. BABCOCK,
n n AT II Evensong. 3 10 Evening prayer. I45. with
sermon hv the Rev. ALEXANDER g. CUMMINS. JR.
| MADISON AVENUE METHODIST Episcopal.
| CIIT'R1'H corner Goth ST.. Rev. ANDREW DONGAGSE.
| d D. Pastor-ll A. m. preaching By the Pastor; : p
| M preachng by tho Rev. VI. c. HARTZELL Young
| peope's PRAYER meeting sunday school $50 a.
| m "Wednesday ard Friday evenings. preaching Al
o'clock with after meeting. Thursday at m. meet
| ing consecraiion.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E.-Ten R.IP.A.N.S for 5 cent.
AT druggists one gives -elief
LOT ANTIQUE FURNITURE and ole
pewter. 232 eth-aNe.. near 24th-st
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NURSE with 10 years rNper ence. W. W.. a
lik. ENLARGEMENT mental and net' ~.
speciality. excellent r-fer noes N'N'
Miss NJ as Fast i71fh -f
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unfuru,.heo Apartments Gu Get.

TNIRST-CI.AsS and large room apartments. al IN
Wet it-I ~. ~ % $50.
STEVENS H3d ST.. Columbus ave.
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIsT CHI rel rorn Services
| st. Rev. HENRY NJ SANDERS - -, r"s ~ pey DR.
To- morrow at II m and t.30 p. m. Inc ~ r,
| SCHATFFIER Will preach In the mornlhk '," sunday.
| Tr WILTON MERLE SMITH IN the Afternoon '',,''
| rnhon n.A0 m lhapel service NednesltN : y ~
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GARDENER and FLORIST BY German.
aged rs. married. child years old. Il
years experience competent q take entire
charge ~ Kentlemans place. can milk
best reference SCH. care NJ Thor
burn * co.. 20 Cortiandt st
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sHAMSTRESS. RS DAY, dres-ns.N So, =
children clothes an, KIND -, 'sun,-
sewing reasonable price 2o' h@s' ''
st Koden's he'll
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A., .~cu,r :, C,Ir-RCH West End-ave. and slst
-, 81, - a m Morning prayer and sermon =,
he Rcv Dr DOUGLASS. II a. m OF Grace '"
Fuu choral evensoug. p m strangers "e'''"
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HELP WANTED.

NNN%~~~NNsN~N~~~~rSN0 ~
Female.
LADIES' hairdre-s.ng and manicurins
school Incorporated; iecal NASSAU
chlr,podv dermatology. - course t2r
ladies maids. DAY. evening. legal dlplo-
mas. good positions. - 6th ave.
WANTED. A respectable girl. American
or German. Protestant to dD The general
Homework 278 Rainbridge ST.. Brooklyn
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WET NURSE. by a strong. healthy "Sau
an. aged 23. with plenty OF nHlA-
n lGao Atlantic-a.s., BrooAAn-
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DRt,S>M AklNG.

DRESsMAkING.
COTTG-RTERE FRANCAISE. During tn's
"a IN mako ladies' own materials
Z, ,silo~- made. dinner. reception ana car
Rage gowns. misses fancy dresses jazz
e,e -iding hahits. tea gowns. silk petu
coats fancy waists at greatly t@IuOrH
rrices. made al once. gowns remode.l'u.
I'm ANDERSON. 23s shave. formerly
with Stearn Brothers.
SKIRTS rebound and pressed. 81 iad'"s
Jackets remodelled Cleaning ana ~,
ing = every description. send postal ~
call T.. s CLEANING AND PKkSSlN''
M West iSth-st. near 6th-ave.
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NISCEIIlc NOT =.

-D00000(-OOO|0|1~| ~-11N|1011N71T
ATTENTION HOrSEKEEpERS' 20 CITY
and country bones pr1Visi'ned by "N
perIenced marketer, supplies pEr hasei IN
large or small quantities. references Al
dress Miss Johnson $50 I'H ave.
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AI-ToCRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS Of famous Peep
bought and sold. WALTER X BENZ
WV ~ broadway. New York
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MADISON AVENUE PEESBYTEi -. LIN ~ ~ RI ~
psstnr viii preach AZ II a. m. '"rhe Thrsung christ
x n m winter blessing
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

-D00-oONN0o00"""D0@ '0D".'0000'0'1'100
A "A ---
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DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAT

1~~1DOrO~%~~~~-~ mn >-0~~I~0~~Oo1NOo-NN0~N~0ON-
PLEATINGS. pinkings. futingH done WINE
YOU wal; Dressmakers get discount on
lowest prices HARDING. 20 West 2id-s'-
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OLD HOOKS BOIGHT AND SOLD


HIGHEST cash price paid for old books.
Estimates free. CHARLES +. ~ EH-
TIT Is Fast 23f 81 "a NN'N
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE u. EDDY. 800 AAdi-
soo-ek.
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WORK W tNTED.

D~~~f~c~C~~rNsNSN|><O>>~@~
male.
Young man 60 desires position WIN
mercantile or banking house. is an tN
ceilcnt Office man. quick. accurate "".
eiepant peaman. is thoroughly cantule ID,
,auIrc cn,ire charge ~ finances ana
hooks. Is A class double-eutry book
keeper OF ten years experience ara ca"
furnish und0ubted references as 10 anhlty'
character and standing. would prefer po-
elton whore fidelity. honesty and s'ri,t
attention 20 business will be appre'lafe1'
salary IS weekly Address BOON
KEEPER. sis Pavonia ave. jersey city
BOY 10 speaks German AMI English.
wishes situation I'm office. best reference
r SCHWARTZ. $40 Spring St. West Ito
token. y J.
BOY. 10. wishes position. ONCE Or husi-
ness. or learn trade. reference. NOllL-
FROM. - West 9Ith-st
CARPENTER. steam AMI gas filter in
factory store or estate. or anything.
Address WM. II. FEENEY. ~ Whipple-
st. Brooklyn.
CARPENTER swede: experienced IN all
branches estate or i1hbins. low Vases
RERGNANN. Go2 lo'h ave.
COMPANION and ATTENDANT Man u
refinement "a companion and attendant
10 invalid. references exchanged. Aadnass
NJ BOX T. Tribune Office
DENTIST. Mechanical dentist wishes a
steady position. German American. Ad-
dress J T. NJ 10 conelia 81. Brooklyn.
RAVGHTSMAN. Patent drawings made
from sketches or nodes. send postal
| card CHARLES HORN. 2s7 Wes ST..
West II hoken.
ENGINEER Sober. reliable. beet refer
euces. ENGINEER Alb West 2Sth ~.
| ELECTRICIAN 70 take care - motors.
dvnamoe. lights and wiring. best = re-
erences Address ELECTRICIAN. 12s Nor
man ave BROOKLYN.
JANITOR - CARErAKER. Service for
rent or compensation. willing 10 d. small
repairs. all branches SEXTON 49, West
| 44th IT
| MANAGER. &c.-By a gentleman ot long
railroad eNuerience. as freight manager
| and claim agent. with manufacturing.
| wholesale or brokerage house doing large
| chipping business both domestic and FOR
eign Address FREIGHT 30 6th-aye.
! NIGHT WATERMAN MAT aged. mar
| ried. references and security. NJ +
| MUGLIGAN. 90 Fast oGth -,
| PORTER. by young man. colored. hotel
| or office building KElSER, "a West
| l:Sth-st
| PAINTER and PAPERHANGER wants
| work nrst-class mechanic. sober. city
| or country. private boss FI.ZE. TO
| Humbpldt-st.. brooklyn.
| TUTOR BY young college man prot
! estann 20 tutor boys. understands French
/ and German. can furnish best u refer
| ences as 90 moral and Intellectual chardc-
ter Address INSTRUCTOR Tribune.
| NARSISHER. aged 20. hardwood nnish-r:
| good and quick worker. - per day. ED
| WARD VALENTINE. o3y last I2d-st.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
CARETAKER.-S Swedish woman. WIN pDy
,,l,ce while family goes 20 Europe. can 10
any kind NJ work in tie house ana fa.m
Iast ~ references Address Mrs. II. Ell
LOT. /. 2l1 81 ave.
COMPANION. &c.-By educated woman.
81. useful companion. light invalid ~
boI,sekoepine duties. good reader. mfori
ahle home more than large salary. HIGH
Est REFERENCES. BOX r Lob 81 ave.
cONpANrON Ny competent woman a.
compani,n t. elderly lady or gentleman
excellent references from doctors am
ladies. present employer can be sen ~
month. Call or address p. +, lio Last
33d ST.
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u WEST 22D-ST.,
MRS. l.. SEEbY.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
! ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED
servants breaking engagements VIII
be dismissed from Office and forfeit all
claims % fee psii.
Brooklyn once. 2 Bond-st.
Corner Fulton.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

~~~~-~~-~>~>c>-~>>>~~N>N S>~>~~>0~~oN~
LADY would ike pleasant furnished
room. with or without board. IN eX-
change for instruction on piano organ OF
mandolin. or m English branches refer
enceS given and required. Address Y. T..
100 West i2sth-sf
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Reliqions Notifies.


ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHIFFON,
18TH Of Columbus Or J. o WTrecfy
Pastor. Will preach ~ II a. m. and p. m. Mo,,,N,
subject Mothers Watching A. the Window. or Vvb"
Gods Chariot long Dclaycdy g. m Tho 4, ~
Famous Mind Reader Gospel song service. EverybeS..
invited '"'V
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ReI,oions Notltee.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W,
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. No. y Mes'
asfb at the Rev W n =. FAUNCE, d. u. fsSr t,,,o
AZ a:45 a m the Bible school and foungs Men p' ,to
class At a. and 745 = M preacIn,t.. ~ ayen-
ing The Appropriation Of God" Devotion" Se'F'''
Monday and Friday evenings
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Relloious Notites.

.-A.-METROrOblTAN fyD,,,S pastor will
NIN I'm ave and f4th-st-pr. CADMhN. ISnns' Rot,
preach morning and evening SUNDAY, b " uSRDING
,riu sings Vesper service p. m heN IN. 1,rasdav
Meeting every night Council Monday Questions
p,sver W.dres,iay Evangestic. IhurspdS-A ~ ehot,
answered Friday Grand free concert "-"'e" ~ ~
Of Mark Church
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ST BARTHOLO NFW'S CHURCH Madis0r-av. a.,
44th 81. tho Rev. DAVID " GREER ID d. Rsco, "a
Service In morning ~ O'Clock Afternoon seryic.
o'clock. The Rev. Dr. GREER vii 0fle.ate. w.
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LOS

S~-~~~-~~~O~~-o~.~~-<>-~e~ ~N0-~-N>N~~~or-NNNN-N(
BANKBOOk No $3.50 80 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution In missing ANY
person having a claim - ~ Is hereby called
uI,On 10 present tho same within ten DAYS
or submit 10 having said passbook can
cellti and a new Ons issued
LOST .--Bankf,opk No 72u las Bank for
Savings. $50 sth-ave. New York Pay
mont s'0pr"d Please return hook - bark
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wv (|IT/(/C|O0 ||00"/0||7|@ 191 ~
CARPETS cleaned BY steam. by hand or
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co 1883 Broadway 42i East tsth-st.
OOF T. BRANDT Tel i22-3sth
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~~>c~C(( <>0> n ,,,tr OF ID
FORTY FOURTH ST. Tenth ave rev ,o /" Rev
y Rpf-sII Pastor Thirty hfth nnnvet.ay -, = oNC
CLARK WRIGHT D. D. as. Rev AIM" .,nd
ACRE ID d. Former members ana irl'nuS '''
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

,~~o~~~~-~>>c~e~~~"D~o~ N>>0N"~N"~>o-o~"~>0@~o~o'
A FINE. PAYING BANK in South pa
kota for sale: VIII make some man rich
Address BANK BoX O. Tribune once.
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ADAMS CHAPEL. Union Theoogca t,so O'clock
rnln ~ Rcv CHARLES CUTHBERI HALL"
Il welcome.
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST cm d!,h ~ ,Ireav,
Inn ~ Ut - - ~ an secret Sins" Baptism
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-25
DR.. WOOD

of Cleveland, Ohio, the expert special
ist and diagnostician, located at 118
West Sixth street, who has had 50
years experience in the exclusive study,
treatment and cure of CHRONIC DIS
EASES, treats with remarkable success
Diseases of the Eye and Ear, Throat
and Lungs, Goiter Neck, Nerve and
Brain Affections, Catarrh, Diseases of
the HEART, STOMACH, LIVER and
KIDNEYS, Painful Affections of the
Bladder, with difficult Urination, and
all weaknesses peculiar to either sex,
no matter from what cause, speedily
cured. Chronic Constipation, Piles,
Cancers, Epneptic Fits, Paralysis.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Erysipelas,
Salt Rheum, DrOpsy and all Skin and
Blood Diseases.
Special attention given to Diseases
of Women and Children. All Chronic
Diseases made a speciality. Private
matters strictly confidential. OVER
10 900 CASES have been treated by the
Doctor in the last five years and but
one of the vast number to whom he
promised relief died. The Doctor offers
$500 to any one who can show a better
record than this, and he offers the
same to any one who can excel him in
locating diseases. Thousands who have
been under his treatment will vOuch for
his skill and success in treating Chronic
Diseases.
We would say to the afflicted that his
new plan Of treatment is a perfect sue
cess.
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JEFFR1Es AN FACTOR"
Drama Entitled the Rough RIDER -
To Fight Fitz in June.

New York, Nov. 25.-WiIliam A. Brady,
manager of Champion Jim Jeffries, to-
day explained why he had postponed
the meeting between JeIrleS and Cor
bett until September of next year in
stead of having the two fighters meet
within the next few months. He said
that Jeffries' arm is mending slowly,
and that business arrangements he had
perfected would prevent Jeffries max
ing a match of Importance until sum
mer at least Jefries, he said, could
not train in hot weather. Consequent
" the fight must necessarily occur in
the fall.
Brady has mapped out good money
making campaign for Jeffries- The
show at Roster & Balls. at which JEFF
fries appears, is a big money maker.
Jeffries viii remain at that theater for
several months. Brady is having a
play written. to be called The Rough
Rider" in which Jeffries is to have
prominent part, and which is to be put
out on the road.
In addition Jeffries is to open upon
Upper Broadway a swell cafe which
will bear his name over the door.
The pictures of the fight are draw
ing immense houses at the New York
theater. They, too, will soon be out on
the road, accompanied by Jack JeffrieS,
brother of the champion, and by Tom
my Ryan, who trained Jeffries for his
fights with FitZSimmOns and Sharkey.
Martin Julian, who got into town to-
day, says that he has secured Manager
Brady's promise for a match with JEFF
fries to be decided in June. Julian says
he saw Brady a few days ago and the
latter renewed his promise made at the
COney Island club last summer that
FitzsimmOns would have a chance at
the champion. Julian inquired how the
COrbett match would affect the matter
and Brady replied that it would not in
terfere.
Julian saw Brady again today and
asked him point blank if he meant to
give him a fight.
I certainly do" was the reply.
''Well. how about the Corbett match?''
Does that stand in the way?'' asked
Julian.
Not at all. for there is no provision
restraining Jeffries from boxing before
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-25
HoosIRR Glue SOLD.
W. n. Watkins Buys the Indianapolis
Ball Club.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 25-W. H.
Watkins has an option on the Indian
apOlis baseball club. He will undoubt-
eddy be the new owner of the club as
the details of the transfer are being
completed. The deal for the sale of the
club has been on for several months.
Mr.. Watkins has always had faith in
Indianapolis and will alone control the
club. He said in emphatic terms, when
asked If there was any other person in
terested:
mo, sir; I am playing a. lone hand.
I have an option on the Indianapolis
Athletic associations stock and club.
This includes the franchises, players
and all of the tangible property. My
option expires on Saturday and the deal
viii be completed in all probability at
that time"
Mr.. Watkins could not be induced to
give any particulars as to the price
1t will be in the neighbOrhOOd of $15,000
however. Comiskey refused a sum close
to this for his ST. Paul club and Van
derbeck, of Detroit, refused an offer of
$4,000 for the Detroit club and its park
Mr.. Watkins buys only the Indianapolis
franchise and players.
The following players are purchased,
being under reserve to the club at the
present time; Foreman, Kellum, San
ders, Hawley, Wood, HeydOn, Dam
mann, Foley, Stewart, Hickey, Flynn,
HOgriever, Hartsell, Mcfarland, Sey-
bold and MOtZ