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their members that:

their members that:
4 silver pres idsnt may b elected.
A silver vice president may be elected
A silver hsuss Of reprssen tativss may
DO elected.
And even silver senate may bs
elected should Mr. Bryan carry . coupi,
Of states on which the Republicans arr
relying.
They feel that those possibilities war
rant an aggressive fight against silver.
Tho same possibilities warrant tn,
friends OF silver In making u vlgoroul
Aght for it.-Dsnver News.
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sIiEltivrsn,Iy


", virtue Of Especial er.su,ion or lien fof.elo..
''r" issued out Of the cats's otio. u thu count,
court Of PHILLIPS county and state Of Col.
ornao, and To mo directed. whereof, am com.
| fnAndod TO nah. tho sun Of tbr-o hundred
ninsf, eight aud tim doiiers. Csss Al and
cost. Of .nlt, tho Hmoun, ofA certain
!odsmsn' frosnuJ etsainod AGAINST
."o'nr a. Hall In favor ofE. y, Merh.rria
cot Of the lands. 'enomen,s, sooda ani t,,attsl.
OF Tho said George A. Nall.
have levied on the following p,opaf,,, TO Wit
Southwest quarter 10 " W Of sec ,wsb,, nlne
~ In township seven ~ n Of rans. fort, ,.,-o
'sl west Of the ., m, 10 Phillips eoun,J Colo.
rsao.
Therefore, according 10 aaij command, I shall
est'se fot sale, NJ public section. all tho ,ish,
title and in'nf-ato of the above named
ororss A. Hail In and to the ,bo,s as.
sorih"d propep. oasatutdny tho 10Th day Of
June, ipn, q, o'clock . IN n, the iron, aao,
of the conny court house In iiol,ols, r.illln.
county Colorado.
Dated At iiolrohs this at,hds, of MAJ i,oa.
Gus rcunr, sheriff Of Philip. oouhty,
Date ~ nnt publication June !. ipo.
Dat" Of las' publication June "a. i,o
The state herald., 1900-06-01

The Temperance committee Of the
Methodist Episcopal general conference
returned majority report severely criti
cis,ng President Mckinley for his action,
in connection with the anti-cantesn law
When the report was taken up for con.
sidsrstion BY the conference, all personal
reference to President Mckinley wai
stricken from the report before it wst
AdQpted,
The state herald., 1900-06-01
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

Throuh Sleeping Cars to San FrHuc~co
No cbangss-no delays no chance oi
missing connections u you 20 To csii.
foinia wa tn. burlington Route. This
Burlington runs through sleeping cars
Omaha. Lineoln and Hastings, To Sal,
Lake City aud San Frnpc,sco, daily.
Dining cara all the way. Library cars
west OF Ogden. Fipsst scenery In The
world.
Seo ncareut Burlington ticket Mvsnt
or write J. Frano,s, q. r, A., omahs,
Neb.
The state herald., 1900-06-01

Tho Penny Magazine, New York, which
10 tho lowest. priced magazine In Amsri-
On go oents year), and which Ia owned
by Hon. Cbauncey NJ. Depew. the emf
nont American orator. wsnts represent.
ative In this vicinity. II is good op.
portnnity Tor one Of our ambitious young
men or young women. Applications
should be Addressed 10 tho Subscription
Department. The Penny Magazine. TEN.
pie Court, New York Ci'y.
The state herald., 1900-06-01

The General Conference Of the n. z.
church has abolished the tims limit for
pastoratss and hereafter the ministers
will be assigned to their appointments
by the Bishsp but may b. assigned to the
same place continuously for any number
Of yeaIs.
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oITY OFFICERS.
MAYel-L. Leblanc.
PeLIoR JuDaR-W. D. KELSEY.
kEOoRpER--R, 4, Warren,
MARsHAL-Gene Tracy.
rSGaa rsusTSss.w. H. shSSn, ssSn0f,nio 5. 4. o,ddy g. "
shuler, F. L. vsrney, W. l. Irwin aad ]. "
Young.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
HoLYsKE Posr Ne ST. -Mssts svery sasnrda,
| afternoon at the g. A. r. Hall at o clock.
F. G. CHuRrINo. Adj. ". .. KELSEY, Com.
mAnder.
ea1sors1 Lsosl No. ss-Mcots every Wedles
day night. W. Il. Snow. c. c.
RoBERr WHIrx JR.. K. Of r. as.
A. o. v. ".
Nslyoke Lodge No. 4s meets IN the I. o. o. 2.
hall lst and srd Monday evening.
Wk.McKIsxxY, Recorder T. n. SIXTH. n. "!
10.
evening At Bakers Hall. Waiting brothers cor.
daily invited to attend.
W. g. HxLLAsD, Seo'y. u. zoLL, n. 9
HstvexK LeDoK No. sl:-Meets the 1st and ID
Friday Of each month All Masons cordially
invited to attend.
c. J. BLATER, W. N. e. @. THolPE, See'y
n. &. CHURCH..
Preaching every Sabbath, morning, II - eys-
ning, 500; Sunday schoolat 1880 4. M, J. H.
PAINTER, supt. Epwerth League at :00 p. m..
c. J. SLAIEl, Pres.
REV. Rosrar MeLAssS, Pastsr.
BAPTIST oAuRoH.
Preaching every Sabbath, morning at l1s3o.
evening 500. Sunday Schssl At 1880 q. m. @.
W. GAKLAsD, supt. Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeuvor atfp IN, JOHN OLxsrEp.
Pres. kRv. 8. ". RICHARDS, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching each Sabbath In the morning ut
II 30; evening 500. sunday School at 1870 W.
X. BHAAr, 6upt. Prayer meetinEand Teachers
meeting Wednesday evening 500 p. N. All
services are held in the g. A. n. Hall. AL are
welcome, come and worship with rs.
REV. STANTON A. PARKER. Pastor.
GOOD CHEER ReeEkkHLopcE,
No. IL. l. o. o. Y. meet hrst and third Thurs
day evening OF each month.
NErrIE A. HELLAHD. N. q.
CHAs. r. PETER, Secretary.
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lVA,NTED-sEyERAL TRUSTWORTHY
"ferrons In ihi. state 10 msnagc our bust
sc.s In their own ANA nearby counties. II IL
manly once work conducted At home. Bais
~ straight troa year and sp~n-r--dsfnits
bonrhd-. no more, no less .ainiy, Monthly
s'h. References. Encio.r self addressed
,amprd envelope. Herbert \. Hes. frr.t.
Department N. Chicago
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ADMINISTRATORS sALY.

Notice is hereby given that in purnncs Of an
order Of tho county court Of Phillips county.
Colorado made on III. q day Of May A. d.. ipoO
In the matter fthc estate IL Mar J. Wilson
deceased the undsrisned tn. administrator Of
aid es'at. will sell at priyn,e sale 10 tho hshr.,
and bs~t bidder Tor cash and subj-c, 10 oonfrm.
a'inn by III. said county eour, at ton o'clock In
III" forenoon an Saturday tho % day Of June A.
j. 1900 at the Farmers a Merchants bank in
lioi5oke, Phillips county. Coiorad. all the right,
itls and interest and ss'a,s Of tho said Mar J.
wilson at the time of her death and ali N.
RIGHT, tito and in,src-, of tho snld c.ta,e b,
operation OF law or otherwise acquitted other
than or In addition To thN OF tho sald Mary j.
Wilson at tho time Of hcr death In aud 10 ali N.
rnr'nin lot, piece OF parcel II lands lying and
lsihr In III. ,aid county II Phillips and state Of
Colorado ro-~i,i n ~ V sc u up7 n Of ianrs
ID ~r-, aud mex sec s,p ! u of range a west.
Dated ., Holyoss, Colo. May "a. ipoo.
John licgintothAn, AdimIni.,ra,or.
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Senator Teller'a resolution OF sympa.
thy for the Boers in their war for indie.
psndsncs was called up IN the senate
recsntly and by vote Of 40 to 26 was
referred to the committee OF fsrsign
relations. In the hands Of that commit.
tee the resolution will be smothersd and
will never be reported on.
The state herald., 1900-06-01

WANTED -aEyEilAL niiiuitr AND iloSptr
lNi-ohs 10 represent us As Manager sin Ihls
anh cio-e b, COUNTLESS Halart sso Jrnr anil %
,-'n.s.' bttsisi.bona fde, no NOR, M -. .als,,
Position p.fnahrn,. Our fufetuhcsa any bark In
snI'o~n. It's mainly once .ots conjnetat al
home lisfefenoa. Enclose ..if. ad,it...si s,ss,n
81 sn''lcps TUT Dossos Coz yis,. D,p,5
thi'sss
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Notca for Publication.
Land ONCE at Sterling Colol
Nav IL IAN

1NUUIb TUT d4UIII
Land ofiice At sterling Colo
May is, 1900
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make final proof In support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before clerk
OF county court al Holyoke Colo. on
July u 1000. viz:
Clarehce s. Sears HE rs for the n u sec
tp7 N RS " 9Th y. IN.
his continuous residence upon and cultiyn-
ton OF. said land. viz:
William show OF HoIyoko Col
julius Show
Everett y. Amber ="
Gus johnson I" 4"
DC FILMING REGISTER
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First publication May II 1900.
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
Nut1ca fur Publication,

United States Land ONCE,
sterling Colo May 2 1900
Notice is hereby given that John r
Davis has nled netioo Of intention to make
hnal proof before Register or Rsceiver
at his office IN Sterling Colo on
Saturday tho 10 day June 1900 on timber
culture application No isoso TOR the Y
quarter of section No is in township No n
range No A W.
He names as witnesseJ:
Wilson B Coats Of Bryant Colo
william A Coats
Charles jackson
Andrew Sail Z" fHaxtu
fLENIS0 Register.
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\AYANTED-sEyERA PERSONS FOR DIS.
w trict Ohiec Mann.rrr in this stat. TO rep
resent me In their own and surrounding counties
willing to pay yearly $50. payable weekly. De
sirabls employment with unusual opportunities
References exchanged. Enclose seif-atirc..cs
STAMPED envslope. s. A. Park. 10 Carton Build
Ing. Chicago.
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First publication May 4 1900
TlNBRR.C CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
Nu1iuH fur Publication,
United States Land officc
Sterling Colo Apr 80 1910

UhIttu StNtts I.hHU UInCC I
Sterling Colo Apr 30 1910
Notice is hereby given that Eugene ". Dc
catur has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the clerk OF the district
court at his Office in Holyoke Colo on Saturday
the alday of June 1900 on timber culture ap.
plication No 1879 for the e4 OF sec No 81: In
tp7n rNoAw
He names rs witnesses:
Charles Cramer OF Holyoke Colo
J Glover d"
Fredrick c Churning " +" "
Walter 4. shamp =" +"
DCFLEMING Register
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GOLD AT CAPE NOME.

II you want Information about the
Cape Mono country, how TO got there
aud what II costs, write TO J. Francis,
General Passenger Agent, D. L NJ. n. r
r. Ia Nebraska, Omaha, Esb.
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Nuurs for p uhlira,


Land Once AZ sterling. Colo. I
Naren u. isoD
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler ha. nioi motto. OF his int-n'
ton To max. anal proof IN supper, of ms
claim. and that said proof will he mad, be
fore tho Register aud Receiver At Sterling
Colo. on May .. ipo sisi
ALBERT EDWARDS.
" gno M for ,hsseS sec 7pen raw,
pm.
lie name. thu following witnesses 10 prove
his conunuou. residence upon and suitiyA.
zion of, said land .yisi
Milton y, CLARK Of IiaItun Cole
Anna v, Clark "
Washington 81. siaS
Charles J-sscn I"
nc fLEMisG Register
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first publication March no ivp
Nutirn for Publication

first pubi,catlon March 10 irp
Nutiuu for Publication
land once AZ sterling Colo
Marrh W ipp
Notice 10 hereby given that tho following
named sntiief ha. MED Botio. OF his intsn.
ton N make hnni proof IN support Of his
rlaim ard tina, said proof will bs made bofof.
cl.rh u the district co,ft al iioiyoko. Colo.
on Maya ip0 via
AAHamrT rErga
u y1 for the lots Of SEQ 1tpunrts "
9Th y, M,
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivs,
ton of said land via
Harry A ffeso "f lisiyot. Cello
John Crater
oscar tfyutmap
George 1fsso
Dc Fleming, Register
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You can have the STATE HERALp and
the Weekly Cincinnati Enquirer for one
year for e200
The state herald., 1900-06-01
ALIAS CONTEST NOTICE.
U. u. LAND OvYicr,)
SrKnLiso, Colo,
Anril 4 luo0
c, j. SLATER
County Judge

u LAND OvYicr,)
SrHRLiso, Colo,
April I, ipo.
A sufficient contest affidavit having besn fled
In this Office By John Holmquist, contestant.
against II entry No. pi, made March II
1888 for W Y Section 81, tp . m II 70 " by S.
Anderson Contos tcs. in which Il Is alleged that
v Anderson has wholly abandoned said tract,
Inns changed his residence therefrom for more
than siI months since making said entry, tim,
h. has changed his residence thercfrom for
NOR. than siI months prior To March II. isss
which wn- the limit Of five years from date Of
entry. that he has wholly failed To reside upon
said land for more than fsur years prior to
March u. isss. and wholly failed To cultivate OF
make any improvements on said premises At
amy time during said period and that .Aid fall
urcs sIi-, at this time and tha, the said Allcec.
absence from ths said land was not dne to hi,
employm-nt In the Army. Navy or Marine Corp,
of III. U. \. ns private soldier. officer. seaman
or marine daring the war with Spain or All,
other var In which tho U. 4. may be engaged
Bald pariir. are hereby notified To sppcar 70.
spond and ofer evidence touching said allesa
ton a, 10 o'clock a m on May ~. ipD befo n
tho Register and lleoordcr at tho United States
csDd oIios In Bt~rlns. Colo.
The Said CONTESTANT having. In proper affidavit
hied March 10, 1900 act forth fnets which sho~
that alter dur diligence personal service Of TIL,
notice can not b. made, II Is hereby ordered and
dirtrt.d that such notice b. given by dn. Ant
prop-r publication. ID. q, Fleming Register
The state herald., 1900-06-01

Application for making nnai proofs
made free. by Clerk Of District Court.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

OouHTY CLEnK-Robert Whits Jr.
HnEnIYr-9ust Young,
CeUNTY Jupon-C. JSlataP
TREAsuRxB-E. N. McPhsrrin
6ufT. OF eohooLs-S H Johns>Q
AssEssoB-G. B. Weir.
6URvKYol-Fnhk johnson,
CsRoNKR-L. p. Lewis.
. .CenHesfoNxRs-L. p. Fsster, ". n. Shy and
Fred Dorland.
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PRECINCT OFFICERS.
oITY cFFioeRs,

JcsTIoEs-L. P. Lewis and r. G. Churning
CoHsTAILxs-J. W. Young and W q Hslland
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sALEoF PROPERTY UNDER AN AGIsTERs
LIEN.

d @ FLEMING Register
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9cvllRsl-Charlss 9. Thomas,
~. GovERNoR-Francis Carney.
sHoREIAlY OF 6TATx.-Elmer Beokwith.
STATI TRxAsulxl-yohn H. Fessler.
6ufr. PuD. lNs.-Hsleu L. Grenfell,
9TATH AupIroR-1eorgs ". Temple.
AfToRNEy GxNKRAL-O. n. Campbsll,
SINATol 96TH pIsTRYoT-W. A, Hill,
klHlksxNTATIvH-Otis Castetter.
The state herald., 1900-06-01
First publication May Is, 1900.

John II. C1son, Agister.
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Official DIRECTORY.
.. .. LAND orr,oa. sTeRL,Nc.

R1arsTn-D. C. FInuNo,
kDGRvn-CAAs. D. TU1x1LAtX
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
SAN DOMINGO TO-DAY.
THE DEPLoRABLE CONDITION OF ITS FINANCES
DUE TO MIsGovERNMENT.
. Of The BOSTON Transcript.


Correspondence Of The Boston Transcript
In spite of the time which has elapsed since the
mingo has hardly yet settled into state of quiet
10 avenge him He was shot as will he remem-
bered. by a young Dominican of excellent family
20 murder Csceres by former member Of leu-
reauxs household who was caught and promptly
shot. Caceres afterwaTd made Governor Of
Santiago. and is regarded a hero and the savior
bis eaage was heaped high wh % %reahs Of
nowers and the town gave a fiesta de gratitud
The accession of JImenez the Presidency in
November brought feeling OF intense relief TO the
whole country. An English merchant, who has
beer twenty-five years in the island. voiced gen
What transformation Before lived OPP
pressed ana menaced with ruin, robbed and
murderous bandit aided by gang of pirates who
Now. thank Heaven they are fallen lower than
reptiles; they wander round free. yet spurned by
at last make them skuk off into voluntary exile
h6ses sd the eoThfrT T % be be e FREE
sun, every one recognizes the dangers that may
exist The great problem the new Government
has 10 solve first is TO remedy the deplorabe state
10 which HeureauNs msgovernment brought the
szs oo6 600 the internal one $1,000 oS besides many
Of Congress amounting to $i5.Ooo0OO. which the
throughout is in a horrible state of poverty-no
money. no sales no importations. The Government
has hard problem to solve. which, fancy, must
eventually be solved by United States intervention
natives are intensely opposed to this for they seem
10 consider independence the highest ideal Of
existence They think that independence. though
coupled with nnisgovernment and restricted lber-
ties, is preferable TO dependence with wealth and
order.
December has brought no Improvement to fnan-
cal affairs. and, until we can substitute American
silver for tin dollars. do not how things
Improve. The present rate of exchange is five for
500 TO $l20 for $50 gold piece. The paper
money is gradually being collected by the Gov
ernment at the rate OF slO.ooo in gold per month.
II is bought by auction in 500 lots-that IS. the
auctioneer places 800 in gold on his table and the
The who offers most takes the gold. Last
week in La Vega. they hid as high as $40 in paper
for s. in gold.
At this rate the Government viii come off pretty
cheaply. When consider that the merchants
and public this money a the rate of two
paper dollars for III gold il goes show the
immense loss they have all sustained. and explains
the consequent poverty and misery throughout the
country However if this years harvest of TO-
bacco IS good business Will begin right Itself
What want is good money and unless II is b.
stituted for the trash in circulation the country
must soon become bankrupt.
II may easily be seen that notwithst anding the
happy political change resulting from the death of
HeureauX and the coming into power of Jiminez
the financial conditions may plunge the country
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

into troubles serious than any of those has
yet been called upon to undergo. What this means
only those who have lived through past revolu-
tions may know The revolutionary spirit has
been "Xtingushed in The valley of the Cbao
Here, between the lofty ranges of the Monte Crist
and the Cibao Mountain. have centred since the
beginning of the history Of this i'll fated island
blessed by nature, so heraSsed by mantle ro-
nance the civilization and the primary Struggles
for independence. Here the noted names of Vas
quez Espailat Alverez. Nalverde and Moya re-
peat themselves I'm successive generations of revo-
lutlonary leaders. And here to-day. despite the
constant instructions enterprise and progress are
apparent, they have been since The days
when Columbus, with the hidalgcs Of Spain
marched over the mountains from Puerto Plata in
the search for gold in the mines of Bonao. founding
the towns of Santiago and Fort Conception de la
Vega.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
BROOKLYN SCHOOL OF ENGRAV-
ING

PREPARES pupils for practical positions:
branches taught: copper plate. monogram
and address dies: lettering on gold and sill .
Eerware ". WOOISEY. Principal, 43l
Fullon-st. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
FRENCH KITCHEN TABLE SPE-
CIALTIES

WHITE. brown dreproof china earthen
cooking utensils, all kinds OF French
steam coffee pots. selzogenes marmite
Parisienne for making essence OF beef: best
remedy for anemIa: hotel club, family
supplies BAZAAR FRANCAIS, $50 West
Rr1adWtv
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
LOST.

LOST or STOLEN .- handbook No. 36i s0G
OF the Emgrant Industrial Savings
Bank Payment stopped. Please return
book TO bank. No, ~ Chambers st.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their IJntovn
once, No l.2i2 Broadway. "a door north
Of 3lst-st,. until s. o'clock p. m: adver-
tlsements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until s 0'clocle
.. m, viz 254 8th-ave.. $. e. csr 23d-st. .
1852 Gth-ave.. cor. i2th-st.: Mscy's, 9th
ave and i4th-st.: l42 Columbus ave near
Vest d6th-st.: luB West 42d-st, near dth-
ave 90 East l4th-st; PSI West 42d 81
between 9TH and sth aves.: l39 East 47th-
St. l.33s 3d-a ave. between 10Th and 77th
SITS; .026 ad-ave.. near Glst-st.: l. .7OS lst-
ave. near s0ih-st.; G50 3d-ave.. near 4lst.
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
4 MAN OR WOMAN WITH SMALL car
ITAI4 AND KNOWLEDGE OF MANU-
FEATURING OR EXPERIENCE AS
SALESMAN OR GENER Al AGENT OF
CORSETS OR LADIES' UNDERWEAR r
MAY SECURE \ GOOD POSITION OR IN
ESTMENT OR BOTH BY WRITING.
STATING EXPERIENCE AND CAPITAL
TO INVEST 10 EXPERIENCE MANU-
FACTURER,' T94 BrOad-st-, Newark. y. ].
NETWORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAU,
80 West 29th-st.
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK
FREE TO EMPLOYERS AND EN-
PLOYEES.
Servants are in waiting from 9 a m. 70
reference investigated.
WOMEN TO DO plain sewing al home; 81 30
per day; four months work guaranteed.
Send stamped addressed envelope for par
ticulars. r. ". HUTTON * CO. Dept. .,
Philadelphia. Penn.
WANTED. ladies' TO travel; salary
$3.50 and expenses; absolutely no can
vassing; permanent position; reference
inclose self addressed stamped envelope.
COLONIAL. COMPANY, $50 DearbOrn-st..
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
OPTICIANS.
EYE GLASSES FREE.

THIS WEEK our opticians viii examine
your eyes and sell you n pair Of our 81 90
gold spring eyeglasses for 81. and give you
a gold plated eyeglass chain with a safety
hook. also leather case, absolutely free. -
It's n $3.50 outfit for 81. Spectacles AZ
the same price. KEENE'S OPTICAL CO.,
$40 Fulton ST. New York near Nassau
ST. Hours a m 20 Q. m.
ALSO 1901 WASHINGTON ST. BOSTON.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES.

NEW-Y0RK CAMERA EXCHANGE- ia
Fulton.-Largest supply: lowest prices:
Cameras bought. sold. exchanged: send for
bargain list
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II. b. OLMSTEAD & CO. pattern and
model makers. 81 Frankfort-st. New
York. and 31-35 Broadway, Brooklyn. Tele-
phone 1O41 John and 1921 Williamsburg.
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HEADACHES.

HEADACHES CURED to stay cured cure
first pay after; circulars DR.. WARK
80 West i04th- ST
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HYPNOTISM.

ALL NERVOUS, muscular and mental dis
eases cured by magnetic suggestion; sleep
and rest assured; highest Endorsements. f.
Z. n. VAN LANDEGHEM, 80 Z. 63d-st
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
ANTS, BEDBUGS, REACHES. RATS,
ETC. ENTERMIS ATED.
ABSORPTION TREATMENT.

..AvOID THE KNIFE. E.''-Archibaid alb
sorption treatment cures tunoTs, plies
ovarian diseases, fexious baclache. nervous
ness. without surgery: send tor book ard
free samples ARCHIBALD'S INSTITUTE,
125 Pr0adwaE.
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- JOHN, The eye glass ad-
~ ~ juster viii make your eye
WN J glasses stay without pinch
- ~ Ing. No charge unless al
terations are necessary. Give him a call
Oculst's prescriptions accurately filed
MEYER & EBTING. 617 6th-ave.. near
36th-st.
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HAWLEY'S PARLORS.

1856 BROADWAY. near 42d- -st-ChIrop-
ody, hairdressing and manicuring: latest ap-
piiances for shampooing; ladies' shoes pol
ished
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CUSTOM MADE SHOES.

p. MARINI. Ladies' and Gents fine boots
and shoes made 20 order Fit guaranteed
for the most difficult feet. 4S3 Sth-ave.
near 34th-st. NeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
CAST OFF CLOTHING.

MASON FRANcAISE.-Hi Highest prices fo-
ladies cast on clothing; especially even
ing gowns. furs. tewelry, etc. Nine. SIN
DC. es eth-ayo -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

ATTILA'S ATHLETIC STUDIO 1.3SS
Broadway, entrance northwest corner
37th-sJ. for health. strength and physical
perfection
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
HERNIA OR RUPTuRE.

SUCCESSFUL. mechanical treatment. per-
feet retention; safety relief or cure 80
years experience. satisfaction guaranteed
!. = SEEiscG New-T ork Establishment.
36 East 22d-st
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
ARTIFICIAL PALMS AND PLANTS.

ferns, etc E y. ELMORE, successor
Tropical Decorative Plant Co. Wes: 18th
St Boston branch 1875 COlumbusave
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
FROSINA.

NNONNNNNNNNNNNONN -NOOND0N0ONONNONON
FOR CHAPPED HANDS. lips or chahng
Of any kind Does not stick; dries up
Immediately; highest healing properties.
ave. PC. a bottle 81 80 per doz
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
HAIR AND SCALP TREATMENT.

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ELDERINE cures dandruff. badness, etc.
produces growth OF hair natural color1
at any age. sample free. Mime. ELDER,
374 Central Park West 97th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
BABY CARRIAGES & Go-CARTs

CRANDALL CARRIAGE co. $50 3d-ave..
manufacturer Of Baby Carriages and pat
ent Go-Carrs OF the newest and best styles
shown AT our warerooms; open evenings.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
CREDIT To ALI.

CREDIT TO ALL WITHOUT SECURITY.
Clothing for Ladies. Men and Boys.
ready made. 10 order. PROGRESSIVE
CLOTHING AND CLOAK COMPANY, 7
Vest I4th-st. (Open Evenings)
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
ANTIQUES, ETC.
AUTOMOBILES.

WANTED Second Automobiles for
eager cash customers; $3.50 offered for
eecond-hand Mobile; $500 for 1899 Win
ton $500 for Locomohile. pG BOIS AUTO
MOBILE AGENCY. go Broadway,