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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-19
THE STORIES ARE DENIED.
Wife of Free state Delegate Says
English Stories of Boer Women
in Trenches Are Untrue.

NEW YORK. May 1s.--Mrs. Abraham
Fischer. wife of the orange Free SAFE
delegate, accompanies her husband TO TINS
country She is a Scotch woman. Speak
ing of the war, she said that many stories
sent out from English sources were wholly
false.
s'It was outrageous" she said. that re-
port which was sent out while ago that
women were being enlisted in the Boer
army, or would be. They would so Will
ingly, but their services would not be ac-
cepted. The Beers are not barparians 10
send women into war. If some few nave
been found 1t is because they were ois-
ut would be easier for them IL Trey
might fight. As il is, they stay at home
trying to keep the great farms runnlng
that the country may not be devastated,
and 1t is heart-breaking work.
Life is hard" she continued. Our wonl-
en- struggle with the fortitude of hsrcines.
their homes and right must triumph in
the end.
Here we want to enlist the sympathies
of the American government; # we could
only do that our cause would be won. for
all Europe would follow Americas exam
pie:
is not necessary-a mere declaration CT
sympathy would be sufficient to throw The
balance of favor our way. Europe Is
afraid to be the first. but America IL a
others We want the help Of the American
women to bring that about. We women
of other countries hear that those mere are
powerful. II ever their help was needed.
1t is now, and we South African women
are putting our faith in them.
1--WE find here such sympathy from in6i-
viduas that II makes us very happy. The
weeks before our coming here have been
so hard and trying that we are appreci1-
tive of JOY"
Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer left their home at
Bloemfontein ten days before the arrival
of Gen. Roberts
One of Mrs. Fischer's sons is fighting
with the Boer army.
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QUARANTINE AT ASTORIA,
sam Francisco Vessels VIII he Quar-
antfned ut Astoria Until Omcial
0rders Are Received.

Special Dispatch to the Post-fntelligencer
ASTORIA, Or, May Estate Health
Officer j. A. Fulton acted today on the
reports received from San Francisco that
the plague was there by declaring
quarantine against that port. He has
wired Surgeon General Wyman Of the
reports. and will quarantine every vessel
arriving from there for ten days, until
II IL officially established that the plague
does not exist there.
The agents OF the o. r. & N. Company
have been notified what to expect and
unless General wyman gives instructions
that there Is no plague in San Francisco
all vessels will have to be uuarantined.
United States Quarantine Officer Hill
Hastings has received no information In
the matter from his superior officers.
Denied in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. May Is-The re-
ports telegraphed from here that the bu-
bonlc plague is prevalent In San Fran
cisco are denied by the board of health.
the Merchants Association, Mayor Phe-
Ian and others interested in the welfare
OF the city.
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snwALIs NAME WITHDRAWN.
Was Not Considered - = Candidate
for Governor of hawaii.

CHICAGO. May is.--A dispatch TO the
Record from Honolulu May .. via Vic
toria SAYS,
Special Agent Of the United States
Harold NJ Sewall who has been the cam
didate for governor, says In an interview
that he received letter some days ago
saying that his name could not receive
further consideration.
The American party territorial conven-
ton IN the Hawaiian Islands will be held
MAY 30 Ia Honolulu 20 organize the party
and 60 select delegates 10 the national
Republican convention In PHILADELPHIA
Primaries VIII be held IN every precinct
In The island on MAY 10
AZ conference OF many prominent M
tivcs held yesterday Il was decided 10
advise for the present that the HR-
waiians hold aioot from both the Rcpub.
lican and Democratic parties and organ
ihe Hawaiian party. J. @. Carter was
Endorsed for delegate 90 congress.
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WAS A GOOD THING FOR SPAIN.
Gen. Woodford Says Late War VIII
Cause the Nation to Progress.

NEW YORK, May ia dispatch to the
Herald from London says:
Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford, formerly
United States minister at Madrid, speak
ing tonight TO a correspondent painted
glowing picture of the future of Spain.
THE loss of her colonies" he said
means SPANS national regeneration.
Relief after years of ceaseless, strength
sapping anxieties incident to the govern
ment of her scattered island possessions
leaves her statesmen free to work out the
destiny OF their own country. The war
with the United States was blessing in
disguise.
X have uhbounded faith in the nations
future. A Spaniard Is essentially honor
able. He wants to pay his debts. He is
The present agitation because OF Increased
taxes will subsde as soon as King AL
fonso's subjects realize that the additional
revenue Is necessary to maintain the ma
tional honor"
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ooxsuLrs wlrH AMERICANS.
Russian Prince Here on Business.
Connected With siberia

CHICAGO. May iS--rhe Tribune saws:
Prince Alexis nelgaroukon. OF 81 Pc
terseurE. has been az the Auditorium hotel
Tor the last three days He Is here as
the rerFssentatNe o. both the Russian
government and % private interests IN
that country, 10 consult with the Aneri-
cans Interested tu the Russian American
Commercial Company, organixeA for the
parpcse " operating along the lire ~
the rFaneaiberiau railway. The prince laf,
Chicaen last Night for san Francisco.
whore Ne VIII meet several California and
MontsaA men who 4re interested tn tho
enterprise
TIC company, which II capitalized at
ken0h contemptates q broad Htid ~
business. including the operation 81 steam
thip Iues hetwetn the ports % China ard
American Pacific ecass points FUR sealing
fishing narang, numbering and general
warehouses etc
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NOME RAILWAY INCORPORATED.
Will Build n Line Four Miles Long
From Nome Towards Anvil.

Incorporation OF the Nome railroad Com
pany have been filed. The company rro-
poses to have a main line four miles long
with branch line two and a MALT miles
along. The incorporators are G. ID. Lane,
u y. Cutehen, C. II. Willard, p. J. Muller
and +. w. Wynn. The capital stock Is
100000 Tho road will run rom Nome to-
ward Anvil creek In Alaska
Tho same persons have incorporated the
Wild Goose Railway Company with $780,
90 capital stock. to operate four and a
half noes of road from the ahore OF tsering
sea near Nome toward Anvil creek, with
a branch line a mile and a half long
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THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
President Praised 'Or sunday Clos
ing at Paris,

ST LOUIS. Mo-. May ia very con-
siderable part of today's session of the
Presbyterian general assembly was spent
In considering the report OF the special
committee on Sabbath observance Dur
ing the discussion high praise was ac-
corded to President Mckinley and Sec
rotary Hay for the instructions sent to
Commissioner Peck, of the Paris EXPOSE
ton and to Ambassador Porter at Paris.
touching the closing of the United States
pavilion and offices at the exposition on
the Sabbath.
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IS RELIEVED.


drowned by cheering and the noise Of
frecrackers. They finally became a tar
get for the latter and had TO give up.
Cheers were given for the Queen. Lord
Roberts, Baden-Powell and the Rossland
men In South Africa and the audience
settled down to singing God Save the
Queen" A message of congratulations
was cabled to Col. Baden-Powell by the
mayor.
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Reeves Makes Confession.

HAVANA, May 1s.--w. II, Reeves made
a confession at midnight and gave UP
$500 given to him by Nicely, financial
agent of posts at Havana. to perform GER
tain services the day he left Gen. Wood
and the postal inspectors refuse to dis.
close the nature of the confession, barely
admitting that a confession has been
made. 1t is claimed that sl40o will be re-
covered today.
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HAVE NO RIGHT TO THE FLAG.
RevOlutiOnists May He Captured by
Foreign Warships.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Panama says: The Co.
lombian government has Informed all
consuls here that vessels now cruising
on the coast In the service of the revolu-
tionists can be followed and captured by
the warships of other nations.
1t is alleged that the revolutionists
vessels have no right to hoist the Colom-
bian flag and sail under II. This fact
has been communicated to the United
States minister in Bogota, who has in
formed the government In Washington
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DISCUSSED BY THE CABINET.
VIII he Received with Courtesy hut
Not OlflCiallY.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-At ne cabinet
meeting today the question of the recep-
ton of the Boer ENJOYS was discussed.
1t is understood they probably viii be pre-
scented to the president by the secretary
of state. They will be received with every
courtesy, but only as private citizens and
not in any diplomatic capacity.
The cabinet also discussed at some
length the question of the call to be is
sued by Secretary Gage for the redemp-
ton of the outstanding per cent. bonds
of the funded loan Of 1901
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no difficulty in having the delegates to the
national convention instructed to support
him for vice president
A. v. Fawcett, a candidate for governor
Is already on the ground, while Gov.
Rogers interests are being looked after by
the state fish, grain, food and labor COM
missioners. The convention will elect
eight delegates and eight alternates to the
national convention.
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Methodists stiIi BaIIotipR.

CHICAGO, May ls.-Spellmeyer was I'M
the lead in the third ballot taken for
bishop in the Methodist conferences this
morning, but was still eighty-four votes
short Of election. The name OF Or. Bowen
the colcred candidate for the eplscopacy
was Withdrawn. The committee's report
providing for two additional missionary
bishops for Asia was accepted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-19
80 Gut Of 100
People Need TO Take
HOODS
SarSaparilIa

This spring. The blood is thin, impure.
sluggish and unequal to the demands
Of the body for more life, vigor. energy.
strength. Nature cries for help. and II
is given by Hoods sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifsr. blood enricher.
blood vitalizer.
In the spring would have n, apDatlta
and would feel tired and without AMBITION
Took Hoods Ssrsaparila IN small loses.
increasing as ! grew stronger That tired
feeling left me ana felt better Ia every
way" w. T. Baker, Box 81 Milford, o,
Every spring feel so tired and weak 7
can hardly do my work. / get a bottle OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla and before 7 have
taken II all am able to work I cannot
and would not do without HOOD a Sarsanar-
lila" Mrs. Il c. Hartman, ~ Las. Main
sixAAI WAxnasbore. Pa
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EYEGLASSES perfectly fitted. Miss
Wiizinski. il2 Cherry.
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ABSORPTION TREATMENT.

AVOID THE KNIFE 'f-A-cnlbzld's ab-
se--r.a- treatment cures --@1Es, piles,
c-z-.a- diseases. 1e15-us EacEac-e nervous
-zs= without s--C=-y- send fGr book and
free Ez--rles ARCHIBALD : INSTITUTE
l5a, Er5a way
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AUTOMOBILES.

WANTED -Se--nz-hs-z Automobiles for
ecze- cash customers $3.50 CfereG for
En--rT--a-E Mobile. $500 FOR 1893 Win
sf07---E AEEN-T. go Broadway.
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS.

STEAMSHIP TICKETS. all lines; also
Railroad tickets 10 all points A. K.
JOHNSON x CO, - Broadway
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BOOKS.
LOWERING S BOOK STORE


rcr nearly 70 years on Broadway near 10th
st has removed TO
S2S BROADWAY, NEAR 18TH ST
Everybody in New York and fo- fifty
miles around knows Lowering. His store IS
headquarters for 0ook-l1vers and book
buyers. All kinds Of books 70 suit all
tastes and all pocketbooks. Historical
books, Biographical. religious, scientific,
books Of travel. books Of fiction. books for
children. poetry etc, etc. Anything you
want and positively az the lowest prices TO
be had IN the United states.
Encyclopedias on sale for a song-Ap-
pies Books and libraries purchased.
LCNERING. S23 Broad way, near l2th 81
BOOKS BOUGHT f0r cash. experienced
buyers sent everywhere; catalogue free.
GEORGE D. SMITH ! East 42d-sJ.
REAL Estate and Insurance Atlas New
York Laty. six volumes. $50. PiGPath
Universal Literature, 25 Volumes half mo
rocco. S25. Britan mica encyclopedia, last
edition. 3 volumes. SO. JOSEPH SILK,
a. 6rh-ave.. New-Tor-.
CHICKENS COME HOME TO ROOST"
BY l. B Hills.
Is q novel which has reached It's seventh
edition. L was first published seven
months ago.
L has been declared by competent critics
''t1e greatest novel II The age
Z YOUR book dealer says he don't handle
Il, send 10 the publishers. Cloth, 81 25
paper. 50 cents postpaid.
WRIGHT & CONPANT,
l.36S Broadway. New York
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BROOKLYN SCHOOL OF ENGRAv-
ING

PREPARES pupils ror practical positions;
branches taught. copper plate. monogram
and address dies lettering on gold and sill
verware. y. WOOLSEY. Principal, 43l
Ful-On-st- Brook lyn-
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ayTIQuEs. CURIos. sILVETs.

sT -ELE-S ART GALLERY, io5 West SO
s. -a-- e---a--l -z-rtrues cu-i0s. old
Jewels F5Terva-c rare fans. paintings
r--r .s----es and weapons Old gold bought
zGAGE ANTIQUES Co. lIC West 52d-sr..
Buys and sells cIz mahogany. silver, Jew
fEE- -1l--la. c-i1a.
e L1RESZEE. $50 Broadway, repairs
antique ard modern furniture. Antiques,
% silver bCEg-r and sold.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
cIsTOM TAILORs.

,-F7T- 5,1, ,--cn door = good tailoring Newest
- f,ss-eSf ,rosds Perfect fitting ga
neute ADOLF HYAAA. q spruce ST.
/ AGAR NaE1sa.
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ANTIQUES, ETC,

! z MATHEW. Antiques, Br.c-a-brac-
Removed Nay from 5l3 Arsterdam-ave.
- 20 W=s- 42E-s-
T. 8 E-MNELL H-5 Na5lscn-sve.. near
5S-E-s---Ci1 mahogany furniture a spe-
- l--truzs restored
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A GREAT DISCOVERY.

G-AEAN-EE absolute eradication any skin
disease SC--[-la. Eczema salt Rheuu
Disappear : Gays. Ca---I1, P-Dples, one
application. Ec failures. .-ee trial VAN
s-CELEE West 1sth-sC.
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CNDERTAKERS.

CHARLES BACIGALCPO undertaken and
embalmer. 26i. MuIber-y-st. and 40 Mar
ket-st- always open. tel. 6S4 Franklin.
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STORAGE.


CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses, SIS-
3I9 W 43d. Just of Sth-ave. Tel 2,59I
3Sth-st.
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
Sth-avs., $50 70 34th sts.-Storage for
furniture, etc. padded vans for moving,
city or country; boxing. packing. shipping
ana insurance estimates furnished Tele-
phone call. S.ZlO-3S.h-st.
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rxEscIsE An IMPERATIVE Ne
-EsgTVN

FOURTEEN YEARS LNFt-I,I ~ Z r
Remedial exercises and massage 'osle
-,ar+yl giveu az homes. positively cures
constipation Indigestion. iAtuiiia .'sil. 5 ....;
-,-5,.arass. muscles and nerves e'teiSl%ed
- ssrt, tissue removed. city references
e., .1,-t-rr,,fzFad PROT. SINSMlTd. al 6th-aFe-
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BABY CARRIAGES & Go-oARTs.

TPANDAIT, CARRIAGE co. 56s 8d-ave..
manufacturer Of Baby Carriages and pat
enr GO-Carts Of The newest and best styles;
shown a. our warerCOUs. open evenings
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
TRUNKS AND vALIsEs.

A FULL LINE Of high grade Trunks ana
Bags rataUsd az WicleSale pl4@sa-
BRGADW YSTRUNK HOUSE 4i4 Broad
wa near Grand-st.
pOYLE'S trunks. bags best. cheapest, !
and . Vesey-st. go 6th-ave,. So shave,
l 23l Broadway.
OLDEST trunk corner. New-Y York Ladies
dress trunks three trays. s.. s. Cd
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

HAIR AND SCALP TREATMENT.
ELDERINE cures Candruff, badness etc;
produces growth Of hair natural color
a. any age, sample free. Nine ELDER,
81 CenLra. PAX West. 9Trh-st
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
crsrnn MADE SHOES.

- sf,,-ee made ~ ORDER. Fir guarante ect
r1~ -he most difficult feet +sa stn-aVe-
-ea- g4rh-sf New ! ark
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
HAWIEI,S PARInRS

l. 4s6 BROADWAY, near 42d-st-Chirop-
ody. hairdress!ng and maniCurlng, latest ap-
pl!ances for shampooing; ladies' shoes pol
lshed.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
uPHoLsTERERs & DECORATORS

NE Ea' : Art Furniture Upholstery. Cur
talns Bedding. Polishing. Carpet. Cabinet
work. done shortest notice. 4e6 Columbus
S1=r-sr
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES Of all kinds. casE
or credit. also exchanged, rented, re-
paired Favo-iJe drop heads. $50 80. Auto
atlcs. $50. RAUSCHs, 2'2Ii Si-ave
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LADIES' TAILORS.
SMART CUTTING and htting BY expert de-
Zner: price reasonable. VIII call. MI
RILI Ladies Tailor, pa dth-ave
JOSEPH FIRE--Ladies' Tailoring. Dress
making New orders viii receive old a.
s---tioas tree Of charge. $50 Lexington ave-
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WIZARD SIS CYCLE CAMERAS.

$500 MODEL 1900. developing and print
ing for amateurs, nd for catalogue. @.
WA F.TTlR OutirIsr. l70 Pruadway
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ACETYLENE GAS GENERATORS.

----------------------7--
SAFEST and tes- Gas Generators OF The
market. prices from S65 70 S2OG Send for
circulars Br-FRELL & co. Richmond
EL L-rs Island
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

ALI. NERVOUS. muscular anc mental dis
eases cured by magnetic suggestion; sleep
and rest assured highest iuCorssments r.
T y VAN LANDEGHE&, SO z G3f-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
ssrRoLoGY AND PALMIsTRY.

t-r.IEF~TE, The worlds greatest palnlist;
=--.a-F.s reader and teacher OF pal7'1lstry.
D---..-- ----- -a-rr- Sos IseKi7CTon-aTe
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ANTS. BEDBUGs, REACHES. RATS.
ETC EATER ATED.

Eeru-1 excer minated by
&S contract Ou.y !Cfallihis
= ~ method = v6a-s' expert
sucs. Highest references.
ORIENTAL COMPA0-T. Isl Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
HAIR MATTR ESSES AND BED
Feathers.

STEAMED cleaned, deOd0r.zed: hair mat
tresses steamed, deodOrlzed and made over
equal % new, IRE smoked bedding cured
GEORGE HEEAAN, III Canal-st ESJab-
lished 1S63
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
MAGIC INSECT DIFFERENTIATION.

sATTADF 4 @ : mosguir9 b,fS cure s75
insect extsrminator never fails. destroys
all insects and cures bites or stings all
dealers. Office 1fs West 22d-st y
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
ANTIQUE OBJECTS OF ART.

2 GARDINER. importer and dealer n
Ent.ggr objects u art; Louis XIV, AF.
AFa and Renaissance periods. paintings
marbles t-o-ades. eUbrc-1erles. etc -
frr-s-e
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
SCIENTIFIC MANICURING.

BEATTIFI-L. GROWTH OF HAIR
BY our especial art II treating the scalp
Mauicurirg ana facial massage skNfuuy
done. Use Yoge for the hair. Sl-OO. Pupils
taught perfectly Mss BREWSTER, i
East ITrh-st
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
ARTIFICIAL PALMS AND PLANTS.

pFEEl4 \ ENTITY preserved natural plants,
tens ere z \ ELEoRE. successor
Troui-a- Decorative Plant Co., . West l4Lh-
s. Bcs--r branch. lse CC.Lu oUs-ave-
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CARRIAGES.

r,r-s-sE7O7--e surreys. Covert Carts.
s--ars Fshaetons- steel or pneumatic tires.
T.FZGERT WAGCN co, 5t2-3o0 West
52d-st
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
HEADACHES.

---------------- -----~-~------~--s---------
LIFELONG. confirmed, reCUT-eut. nervous
ard sick headaches cured so thoroughly
that they stay cured. leaIiet mailed Dr.
MARk so Mest Lntth-st
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PAWNBROkERs.

BARGAINS in uuredeemed Diamonds.
Watches and Jewelry at HARLAN s,
1877 East 125Lh-st.. near 35-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
NOOK BINDERS.

AVE GUARANTEE the best work a.
re lowest prices. Eztablisted 1851 Is
--S4N. I1-s aC-ave, near 78th-Et- L sta
ton
GzEN BROS. E I8th Street. near
oia -re.-Bi1c ine of single volumes Or
~ quantities iu any style.
r q SEEAETED p Be=kman- Book
.h--1r NJ Al k.1-s neatly ccne al mod
a1H rrt-ss
"-l-'- IONA CAPITAL PROCURED ior
-fdrEg manufacturers and others dr-
-i's t1 extend tt@.r business stores. nlsl-
- n-aees seid quickly. n DONALD
-'tfihN lsH Esssau-st
y ~--i1AEL EIHZBTRG. 1876 Bower New
s@rrnc hard billiard aua pool tables.
20 4ihe3 ~ billiard supplies ard repairs.
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AID FOR WEAK sToNACHs.

--------------7-------------
~ STOMACH ATD.-A digestive -0fllcs
-1ras Dyspepsia. Heartburn ard sour Gas.
ia - anywhere &c. PELNT51-E' DRUG
E-CEE O. err-a.-e- EeEE-.-rk
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
UPHOLSTERY SUPPLIES.

L. GOLDSTEIN. rs East 59th-st.-Full
line tapestries. silk goods. frtnges cords.
ginlps. also hair. moss, springs. t.ckings.
sin cover linens
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
LOST.

-------~--->--------- ------.-----~------>---
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 15 469.
American Savings Bank Payment
stopped. Please return to bank
LOST.-Bankbook No. TS8.540. Bank for
Savings. 2SO 4th-ave. New-York. Pay
inert stopped Please return book 70 bank.
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INDELEC CTRIC.

I&pELECTRIC. best sicc-
Er trlsal. wireless. pGclleta ole
E apparatus for any electro
- u-tl Gated treatment s. 30.
&<AEHD advertising Wdnut tacturing
~ price buys ITEM wUs attach
ment. sponge and battery. At
TNDFI, ,FCTRICS FACTORY. I3I West 31sI
81 Take eieEa tor.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
MATTRESS MAKING.


MATTRESSES renovated at customers res
idence speciality fun size 81 T5; hair
and ticking at wholesale prices P BOUL-
LIER, "A Amsterdanl-ave.
MATTRESSES REMADE, full size 81 70
ticking. 81 IS; upholstsring. repairing, res
icence or shop. c. GODIN, 336 W. 53d-s 81.
SAMUEL HARRIS. 2.255 2d-ave.. manu-
facturer OF mattresses. made up at the
shortest notice; prices reasonable,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
BICYCLES.

1900 TRIBUNE. Cresce-ts. Featherstones
on exhibition. Great sacrifice 1899 models
Must be sold. THOS. WARD. 65 Barclay-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
,uERIcAN TAILoRING co.

g. 81 NOEET SUITS TO order H guaran-
r=-z- SIX serge lined. call or write when
% call r- Prince r.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
BETTING.

= lSS. raesls ana MIL supplies, low
- E.-eef Good goods Prompt DEW
- j. sgIIAl-TEE & CO., % Bar
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
TRUssEs

II e. BODIES Trusses bound % cure thr
worst rupture. Elastic Stockings l,peS
3d-ave. near 5Bth-st-
PERFECT gIrrING elastic stockings. -.
Tr1lssea and supporter Fir guaranteed
II A CASSEBEER, ec5 Colum5us-sve-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
GRAY HAIR RESTORED.

BRUCELINE restores gray hair 10 original
color; treatise on hair free BRUCELINE
co 36i 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
PANTS TO ORDER. $3.50.

ALL-WOOL GOODS. Suits TO order. S12
UP. Suits cleaned and pressed. SOC. Open
evenings. Nance, 4O+ Eighth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
AKAPNoTIC FURNACE.

EA-ES F-EL-T1-al smoke prevention
guaranteed c- nc pay. d De kREMEN,
= ~-a--eE-s-- y :
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
MAGNETISM.

CHRISTIAN L. JENSEN. 2Ga W 4Sd-st.
rhs most skilful expert in natural heal
trg; favorably mentioned BY the newspapers
for his cures OF tncurahle blindness. cures
simply by his touch all chronic diseases OF
long standing. Special attention given 10
crippled. blind and deaf mute children
THE ANALYTICAL SPECIALIST. Dr.
DCMONT c. DAKE. $50 W. 45th-st
cures all chronic complaints when other
methods fail. Magnetism scientifically ap-
plied.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

SURE pop INSECT POWDER
Is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
REACHES. WATER BUGS, BLDsCHS.
ETC. ADOLPH ISAACSO& & son. 81
FCLTOS-ST.. y. +
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
HERNIA OR RUPTURE.

SUCCESS SECL mechanical treatment: per
feet retention, safety relief or cure. 20
years experience, satisfaction guaranteed.
7 P SEGLEy' ; New-York Establishment,
az East 7af-sr