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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
ALL IMPERIALISM Is THE SAME
America and England in the san e
Pharisdicdl Pole

John Moreley. the English stntes-
man. thus strikes home AT England
and America:
First. YOU push on into territories
where YOU have no business To he.
aud whore you had promised not To
20; secondly. your intrusion pro-
vokeS resentment. and in these wild
countries resentment means resist
ance: thirdly. you instantly cry out
that the people are rebelliOus and
that their act is rebellion (this in
spite oi your ownassurance you have
40 intention of setting up perma-
nent sovereignty over theml fourth
IL. Won send force 10 stamp out
their rebellion; and. fifthly. having
spread bloOdshed. confusion aud an
archv, you declare, with hands up
lifted to the heavens. that moral rea-
sons force YOU to stay, for, if you
were to leave. this territory would lIs
left liz a condition which no civiliz 4
power could contemplate with equ,-
nimitv or compOsure
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
ROBERTS IN BLOEMFONTEIN.
The British Flag Flies Over the Orange
Free State CAPITAL.

London. March IA, 9 p. NIT is
officially announced that Lord Rob
erts has occupied Bloemfontein and
that the British flag is flying from
the top OF the capital.
The following is the text OF Lord
Roberts dispatch to the war office,
announcing his occupation OF Bloem-
iOntein:
Bloemfontein, March 13. : a. m
By the help of God and the bravery
OF Her Maiesty's soldiers. the troops
under my command have taken
possession of BloemfOntein The
British flag now flies over the presi-
dency. evacuated last evening 10y Mr..
Steyn, late president OF the Orange
Free State. Mr. Frazer, member OF
the late executive government, the
mayor. the secretary to the late gov
eminent. the landrest and other Off
cials met me two miles from the town
and presented me with the keys oi
the public offices.
The enemy have withdrawn from
the neighbOrhOOd and all seems quiet
The inhabitants OF BlOemfontein gave
the troops cordial welcome.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
c oney Defeats Anderson.

Columbia No, March 15.-The
Democratic congressional primary
here to-day resulted in 4 9 defeat OF
State Senator Ben H. Anderson. Of
this city. Judge James Cooney. OF
Marshall, carried this county by over
1900 majority This retires Senator
Anderson from the congressional race
Thos. l. Rubey. OF Macon was nomi-
mated for state senator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
Will Fight TO the Finish.

New York. March IA dispatch
fran President Kruger to the Eve
ming Journal dated Pretoria. March
II. : "a m. via Berlin says:
The burghers will only cease fight
ing with death. Our forces are re-
turning in good order TO our lines oi
defense on our soil. The Natal cam
paign was longer in our favor than
we expected. The British will never
reach Pretoria The burghers, Steyr
Joubert and myself, as we'll IA all the
others are united. There are no diff
ferences. God help us
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22

Pretoria, March 14-President
Kruger is preparing a reply to Lord
Salisbury 1t is understood that it
emphasizes the point already made in
the correspondence that the war is
waged be England for the sole pur-
pose of conquest and the spread of
empire 1t will announce that now
England's purpose is made known.
the effect viii be to cement the Afri-
Handlers and give them courage to
fight to the last man in the cause OF
liberty and independence OF a foreign
yoke.
State Secretary Reitz this morning
posted the following announcement:
yesterday Bloemifontein was oc-
cupied by the British after burghers
had retired in northern direction.
The seat of the government of the
Free State has been already transfer
red to kroonstad. "
Before returning to the front to-day
General Joubert said TO II press rep
resentative:
The courage of the British soldiers
is without question. They rushed
the kopjes and intrenchments i'll a
fearless manner. but were not u match
for the Mauser, which simply moved
them down.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
g. q = TIC IA.
Bears the n 'I6 hhu loa ndI5 rIadIs DolsiA
Signature ct &<X2NzxeI
SHELDON Is NOT PLEASED.
Admits that His Newspaper Venture Is
Disappointing.

Topeka. Kan, March lI.-The
succeeding issues of the Rev. Charles
NJ. Sheldon's Christian daily news
paper, although generally considered
a trifla more attractive than the first
failed to remove the impression OF
disappointment The editor himself
tacitly admits that the publication
has not been an unqualified sue
cess.
Il have made mistakes. he SAYS.
''and no doubt shall continue 10
make them. The paper is bound to
be imperfect. but hope that in the
trial of the experiments something
may be struck ont, perhaps ut ran
dom. which will be OF lasting benefit
and lead to glorious results.
Rev. Sheldon has obtained eight
months leave of absence from hi:
church here and will preach his Cos
pei OF practical Christianity in En-
gland and throughout the United
States. organizing Sheldon bands
to apply the teachings OF Christ Il
the life OF every day.
This is the significant feature OF al
| interview obtained by the Post-Dis
patch correspondent with Mrs Ella
Wilson Bowman of this city. who ha
been. perhaps, the chief influence il
the fame and success OF the author c
I'm His Steps" She has furnishe
| the cash
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
BRYAN Leaves Texas for Nebraska

Austin. Texas. March 15.-Hon.
William J. Bryan left tonight for
Lincoln. Neb.. where he will attend
the state convention and then pro
coed direct to California, Washing
ton. Oregon. Idaho and other west
ern states on a experimenting tour.
Mrs. Bryan and children will remair
in Austin until about Nav l.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
r..ud s7oo in an Old Trunk.

rooanspoIt, Ind.-John senu OF
diana township, Cass county,
s;Is rummaging around an unused
.om at his home, opened an old
~ that had been the property OF
father and found sack contain
- 1900 in gold and silver,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
HOW MR. LINCOLN WON HIS WIFE
She Decided to Marry the Ugliest Man
She Could Find.

She Could Find.
Mr.. Lincoln used 10 take great de
light in telling how lac gained IA knife
by his ugly looks. That has been
published. but have not seen an
OF her in print telling how he gained
| his wife. Mrs Lincoln was a beautl-
ful lady. II tractive. sharp, witty and
relished u loke even at her own eX-
pense. she was staying with her
sister, Mrs. Edwards She had not
| been there long before everybody
knew Miss Mary Todd. She often
said: When IL girl | thought !
would not marry until could get one
OF the handsomest men i'll the coun-
try. but since | became woman J
| learned ! can get such "a man. whI' h
| has caused me To changed my mind.
| | have concluded now to marry the
ugliest-lOoking man | can find. La
ter on Lincoln came To town. She
| had never seen him before she met
he was. and went home and told her
sister she had seen her man, the
ucliesr man | ever saw-Ahraham
Linclon-and ] am going to set my
cap for him. " That became II com
mon saying in street gossip. When
they were married instead of taking
a bridal trip. they Went 40 the GLOBE
Hotel. owned by the writer and oc-
cupied bv tenant. They took
board at 81 week. When he got
able he bought lot for 5000 and
built n four-room house costing less
than 81 900 When he received 50.
900 from his railroad case he spent
81, 800 OF il putting second story
= on his honse, and there he lived I'M
til he went to observation-disclosures
$ Lewis i'm Leslie's Weekly.
+ Dan Rice Let All the CleanFaced Boys
] in Free.
Cleveland Leader.
Dan Rice. the once great circus
man. had a great fOndness for boys
and he never gave performance
=, when all OF the corners and byway:
were not filed with youngsters who
. had not paid cent 10 get in.
One story relating to this sort o
:. incident is told by Capt. George j
- Grammer. traffic manager Of the
. Lake Shore railroad. At the time o
the occurrence Captain Grammer wa'
= "A boy living in GAINESVILLE. Ohio. and
was n boy with the rest Of them he
was standing one afternoon with q
few hundred other boys looking long
inplv into the tent. but not having
the price OF admission. 1t was Mr.
!, Rice's custom to stand At the dool
until the first grand entry OF the cir
Gus peopIe. when M would leave. or
. this OCCASION he saw the hungry loOl
on the faces of the boys and callsc
them around him. You want in
don't You, boys"
Bet yer life" shouted back th'
10 youngsters
Y IN tell You what. All th- boyi
IF who are back herein ten minutes witt
# clean faces and hands get IN.
# The words were hardly out Of hi'
r. mouth before there was rushfOr tn
n Muskingun river. and IN less thar
- saxan minutes 200 clean faces anC
! hands came back TO the tent. Th'
boys went Inside with a rush.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
FARMERS FIGHT \ DUEL.
One Instantly Killed and the Other Ter
r5hiV Tn;urad

ribly Injured.
Clinton. Mo, March ia bitter
feud between Homer Bablett and jeff
Bilderback, prominent farmers. cub
minated i'll an inprOmptu duel near
kneisly5 ford. in the southeast part
of Henry county this morning.
Bablett covered Bilderback with a
shotgun. whereupon the latter partly
screened himself behind post and
drew his revolver. Both fired stimuli
taneously, Bilderback received "A por-
ton of the load of shot in his hands
and face He continued to fire, and
at tine third shot BabIett fell. pierced
through the heart. and expired in
stantlv.
Bilderback at once came TO Clinton
and surrendered
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22

The results OF an over indulgence
III food or drink are promptly recti-
fed, without pain or discomfort, by
taking few doses of HERBINE. Price
so cents. at Fl L. fuckers.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
Cleveland MAY Help Bryan.

Washington. March 15.-The ru-
NOR has been flying about and is
given general credence in political
circles that President Cleveland will
shortly write letter advising demo
Gratis to act together in the coming
campaign. Sound money demo
Gratis are making much of the argu-
ment that the currency question is
settled by the enactment of the gold
standard legislation. They are ar@u-
ing that it makes no difference if Mr..
Bryan still Processes to believe in free
coinage of silver. and if the Kansas
City convention reaffirms a Is to l
plank of the Chicago platform
Carl Schurz and several others OF
the Cleveland coterie will support Mr..
Bryan for president on the anti-ex-
pansion issue and Mr. Cleveland is
expected to announce that in his
opinion no greater danger than i'm
perialism can threaten the nation.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22

Have you n cough? A dose OF Ba,-
lard HorehOund syrup will relieve it.
Price % and 80 cents, at II. l.. Tuck
- RS
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

p A THE sC7OOE. THAT MAKES
SPECIALLY OF EACH STUDENT
Students may enter the Packard School az .zr
time The Packard plan o. individual izscrustioa
insures the greatest possible progress coasis,sus
with individual effort and merit
No risk Is incurred n selecting school thas has z.
the confidence of the business BY mora than trr
years OF faithful service.
THE PACKARD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
4th Ave and I'D ST. Phone IOl-1s
DAT AND EVENING SESSIONS.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

n EARN STENOGRAPHY IN A BCsINEss OFyTCz
IL oy practical Instruction and you viii Be 1ra1s-.F
cope with many embarrassing problems conf-onfnz v
when about 70 accept reponsbls position VVifh on
neLaoc OF lnsIructlon you viii learn readily YhiIe
performing actual Eork than IN any coLszs
REMCNERATTVE POSITIONS
are oe1g nlled daily oy those who rad busfu.sr
training and can master the ~
business o11ce We prepared equip Itui.e9 -r,
Der OF students for h-gh priced positions and VII zvs
snree aays rrlaI FEIEE Write for 5ooklst & IL
formation - -
MANHATTAN REPORTING CO.
PATRICK J. Sweeney. Propr..
10 Nassau 81. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

3 a D"ERTIsEAESTS and subscriptions for The rrihur.
received thsr Uptown once No I242 Broasvav
"a door noTh or sist-st. until o'clock D m adverse,
nsnts received the following branch Offices AZ r,I
Once rates until o'clock m. viz 25z Sth-ave =
cor -ac-st i52 6th-ave i2th-s,: Maeys sshav.
and latst.. "a columbus-ave near West ssthst Ioa
West s2d-st near 0th-svs; % i4th-st as7 W~.+
t-a-st between .th and sth aves. I5s East 4Tth-ss
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
A NEW FEATURE.

BRING THIS AID. WITH YOU. and see ira
handsome al wool suits We are making
% your measure ror the unhsard % prise
SlO Why hesitate7 Come today ard make
your selectlcu-Eet them Whec convenisnE
LDCIS MINSKY 345-34T Grand-st. Open
oa,urdays until 10 D. n
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

= ~ o apart
nents OF seven
Ia g Light
rooms on each
noor. equipped
with ev ry
modern conve-
nience. includ-
I d g separate
servants bath.
storerooms and
spacious pan
tries. Separate
elevator or
servants an q
freight. Beau
tiful ard
wood trim and
parquet noors.
Laundry nd
steam - drying
facilities. eiec-
tric light long
distance teIe
phone. porce-
lain tubs and
sinks. patent
alright gar
bage closets.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
AsrIauE oBJEcrs OH ARr.

o. GARDNER. importer and dealer IN
santiaue objects of art Louis XIV. XIV.
XVI and Renaissanee periods; paintings.
marbles hroszdes. sDhroidsEieA. etc AZ
4th-xWk
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
AWNINGS.

a AaE-LN4CAS Awnias and Flag Factory
Canopies Chairs. Tables and rents r,lss
20 a ss--IOS. SOS 6sh-ave-. teleSsons caII.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
LITTLE Observation-Disclosures ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED
Antique FURNITURE REPAIRED


Il. z. MERLIN successor % Pm. Vohdln
Repairing OF Antique Furniture a spe-
cfaltv. 4S East 2Sth- 81
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AN PSYCHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.

sCPERFLroCs HAIR, MOLEs' R7PT9-
MARKS. Facial Biemlshes Permanently v
Es:aov ed Treatment guaranteed Rheumat-
ism, Dyspepsia. Constipation. SieepIessnss=
Nervousness. etc. Treated Successfully
Consultation free Dr.. HERMAN Eler-
trologist. IS West 25th-sr
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

MODERN CONSTRUCTION. ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF RATED BY NEW YORK FIRE EXCHANGE
SAME AS wALDORF-ASTORIA-
CENTRALLY LOCATED IN THE MIDST OF THE
SHOPPING AND THEATRE DISTRICT.
THE ELECTRIC CARS OF THE TwENTT-rHIRD
STREET RAILWAY PASS THE DOOR TO AND FROM
THE DEPOTS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA AND ERIE
RAILWAYS. AND TRANSFER TO ALL POINTS IN
THE CITY.
THE APARTMENTS ARE EN- SUITE. WITH PR
VATE HALLS AND MODERNLY APPOINTED BATHS
ESPECIAL ENDEAvoR MADE TO COMMEND THE
HOUSE TO OUT OF TOWN PATRONS.
AN EXCELLENT RESTAURANT IS MAINTAINED.
IN WHICH ORDERS MAY FE GIVEN ETHER A LA
CARTE OR FOR THE TABLE DHOTE. THE PRICES
FIXED ARE REASONABLE
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
yOr Boys and Young Nsa-cOun=y.

NEW JERSEY. MONTCLAIR, . WALDEN Pa
~ The MoztcIair Military Aca1emy thirteen r-o-a
N-wYork the eastern slope OF Orange M0untzias
500 elevation r=zdencs Senior Caass
well equipped gymnasium with instructor West Point
Commaadant.
Preparation for the BEST Colleges azd aovs-uz1e1t
Aea6emies-Classes snnaIl-Boys taught HOW TO sTCDr
Tine saved n preparation fer college.
For catalogus address
J. G MACvICAR Head Mas.--
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

TUE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LaNGJAGEz
= LIE BROADWAY n 2. n COURT ST. RKIYq
Branches all over Europe sne America Terms 5exfs
now fee reasonable Trial Iasson free (AWARDsS
Two GOLD AND TWO SILVER MEDALS At PSPT4
EXPOSITION FOR BEST AND MOST PRACTICAL.
MzTHODA
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
GOnutrp iIrOpsrtp for Sale or 90 ret

ENNGLEWooD'-Houses for rent; general ,,s+ ;,
ziewood y. J. ' S+-
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ARTIFICIAL PALMS AND PLANTS.

PERMANENTLY preserved natural plants.
ferns. etc- F. y. ELAORE. successor
Tropical pecoratiVe Plant Co, 81 West
itth-st. Boston eraEch. lss Columous-ase.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

NEW houses Flushings best 1eighborhood: only 30
minutes Manhattans business centres eighteen
ready: ard price: all couveniences
give you list OF conservative business and
fessionzl men bought and living
naniug the accessible, refined beautiful
development Greater City. Terms very LIBERAL
turned
:.9: 81 tis:.s' S5':: etlqua 90 and o.
o
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HnfuruiuIJss Apartments 20 Get
unfnrnishso Apartments 90 Get.
6be GLENMORE
n. e. Cor. Seventh Ave. & 55th st.

A MODERN FIREPRoOF APARTMENT HOUSE IN |
THE MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION OF THE CITY |
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1u5frrruou
For Young Ladiss-cisy.

9D5lrnrlOn
For Young LadieS-City.
RoARDrSe AED pAT SCI SCHOOL ..! EoE Girls. soI s,s
ner- O'te3e D-eDar--Lon-
NfETROporrrAx TEMPLE cUrLEGa-s -
4r1i5in[a a 41s:i -: T' q = N No.. - l sas.s1sa
scaolarshDs classes now f7-mns I'm ave and lsss y
MISS LIE BARON DRr1rrs Boarding and Day ssso.,
ana classes Ts6Dsns oct 4h. 20 Tsas So
soara,as 90 ~ .ssSs. fsr s.'ls-
Mss DAY Principal MSS BoTD- 1'soeas. rr,as,.n
For Boys and Young Men-citT.
PHfgGS2E2sT ''55i ss Eas' e g. Y ne % So H;a & Is
For Both sezes-City.
REvoLrTIoN N THE
STUDY AND TEACHING
OF FOREIGN LANGUAazs.
DR. RICHARD RosEoTzAL
the foremost living teaehs- the age tas author o.
world rsaowaed ROsENTHAL. method q. 5rssusaI
sonaTy and With bis corps os llns1sts give A. per-
FREE LESSONS
. denonsrate tais narvsl0usly simple and srssa-.
LIVING VOICE
o. this famous instructor with a. pure a-ouaso ss
printed dumb signs 81 Es text mo s5t5 .s @ - sss
aS a. once imPges5 for ne arz, TINE a sas asoT Z
memory % mat the student RON ;hs arsr sssas
among foreign Pe9ps then he mastery 3 eo5Ista
THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO THE EOlLE On
THE OFFICE OF THE STUDENT
ais fo79d Fan an any @ 1osn tey oT agAt Can ana
win fun particulars upon s5oIics,.o2 1A a. -
INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF LANGUAGES.
Rooms sOl and 500 Park Row Building New York
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QeQrhers.

(NOLLEGGBRED TUTOR wanted for private ta-.tlv
y Call Tuesday a REID. so West 5sth-st-
nR. ". G NOVEL;. private tutor pupils horass y
II az III q s2t-st Two pupils received IN family.
MRS- ANNIE Il HEASLIP'S Art Studio Rooms a74
ll22 Broadway--Lessous water colors
burnt wood and leather; classes in miniature Daintin
expertenee with pupils ot both thorough u-su
ration Tor cS.ish and Arcertcan schools and coIIagas
HANKIN. 50 West 94Eh-sr. ~'-~
WANTED Observation-Disclosures. several <ovs-,es...
w cass Ianail1ss musical cornpanior-
ladies'; interviews DCTCSyT
cattonal Agency. 80 East lake - -~--
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Ciip 60isIs

BARRETT MODgg.
EUROPEAN FI4AN - sTH AVE & ssra sr
hotel for permanent and transient zssex -.
venient leading and shoppinz si7rf~s -
station lines. rooms newly furnished ard -
orafet single or en- suite without 5riyas, 80
steam heat. electric light. elevator -t
" p BARRETT. proprfs,s-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

WILLIAM N. RYAN, AUCTI0NEER,
Broadway. at II o'clock noon,
TUESDAY, December 4th, 1900,
By ORDER OF ALEXANDER & GREEN. Esos..
ATTORNEYS.
Northeast Ccrner
Madison Ave. & 18TH St.
tial 5s5oTy oellaT brieE house having
each apartment; size 81 11xlO4x1os.
and 17s7 Ave- two 5-story and cellar
6 a bs6 eah 2 sx ree a5sftn. ot SaR.
all modern improvements hot water supply. steam
Northwest Corner
First Ave. & 31st St.
S3a e eRe 'sS Is !z a s t:s5s sGas sRa cellar brick
size s314l-I%; size Of plot 411Axl0o.
24O, DAD, 244 s. 246 West 6srd ST.,
NEAR AMSTERDAM AVE.
aE a%:: % o .a.R aFa a5ai ss H & a and a s89s
nents: Of each 25xs5 .5xIOO5
Boulevard Lafayette,
WEST SIDE. NORTH OF Is5TH ST
desirable building lots; size Of plot 2OOxiOo
ALEXANDER & GREEN Esqs. Attorneys. 12o Broad
Maps ana particulars Auetoneers oce lac Broadway
DICHARD V. aARNETT & CO. AUCTTOYEERs
VIII sell al auction TUESDAY, DEC. IL.
Il o'clock New York Real Estate Sales
room, Ill Broadway
sTH AVENUE, s ". CORNER 4srH ST.
-Four story and Eat with store 2or75 one
extension covering balance Of lot Lot aoxso p
WEDNESDAY. DEC. II
ss BOND sT.-Three story and sassmen, brick buIs,,~
and lot 251iI4. .2xIIs
so2 AND 9O4 WEST 5IsT sT.-Tvvo story and bs.s.,.
brick fats and lots. 2Oxs0xIoo5 steam neat bor
water &C; hardwood finish
IS RIVERSIDE DRIVE, NEAR 18TH ST
-Four story and basement granite dwelling with rr,a..
trimmings and lot Is sx63xs4 Electric 1g.+,,
bells. burglar alarms hardwood finish and deeora,sS
throughout; buffers pantry and two bathrooms
Maps Auctioneers'. u and % Liberty St
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
Gountrn propertp TO Get.
FACTORY FOR REN1

PoTeI snFnine wheel on line OF Erie and West Sho,
Hallruads. situated % miles from York IN = 60
q 10y i99aDitants- Address P. o. Box s8i Have,
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AUTOMOBILES.

BEFORE buying new or second hand auto-
mobiles get our pTices. Special bargains
always on hand Autos stored wifNour
charge DU BOIS AUTOMOBILES AGENCY
30 Broadway NsW-York
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
ART DEALERS.

A. MILLER 2S3 Sth-ave.-Palntlngs. Eteh-
mss Fra hss. Mirrors. Gallery Of AMER
can Falntngs Restoring. Regild.ng
PICTURE FRAMES and nne art wafar
colors. etchings. oil paintings. regildinz 4.
speciality PHILIP SUNAL. S7T MadisSn-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
ALL yERmIS ExrERarxarED.

All vermin cleared BY
contract: cheapest IN city
NA Tor reliable work. Allison
- Chem't Co.. ia Z. sCth-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FoR GIRLS. so7 -.
ID ave Rev. DIT. and Nrs- Cnsr.s5 E1ntinE-ca 60
ner College p-eparariOn-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

sOIass NEUIc SL,UU
system ana a' WIN 'e "AU nan '"us S""
TWO BACHELOR SUITES OF AND 2 ROOMS JOHN MckEIvEY
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
ST. AUGUSTINE FLA

Gentema1s residence fully furnished "a u, .. -.
season. Attractive garden. stable. Address ~
Eek -32s, New York City. = u
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AsrROLoGr AsO FALmrsTRr.

MRS, BOBLIN. Inspired Medium-If N
trouble cali Sittirgs daily. Iss East
T0th-=t
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
CORONADO

Highest class treproot corner building 10 u sunny
uocerl rooms $50 S-5 s. arc 500 i1-Ws-z f~c---
Park Avenue snd slst s. Service unexoeIIed
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
ATTRACTIVE MANICURE PAR
A. LORs
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
ABSORPTION TREATMENT.
ANTS. BEDDUGs. REACHES. RATS
ETC, EXTERMINATED.

Vermin extsTminated BY
% contract. Only infailibls
method II years expert
ence Highest references.
oRIENTAL COMPANY. Isl Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

GREAT BARGAIN.-1lo acres well improved fruit farm
- At D''''' REEDER DEIss. Dover. Del
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

MRS FOX. trance business clRirvoyants
has rsturned 20 316 shave, a. m %
: p m
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

NFETROPOLTTAN TEMPLE CCrLEG1-a = 80
W D. D.. Prss- 2. a CCTTEs Ess PTt1 Kindsrzs*-
Training: Academic: Music Model Cnosrzarrsne. -
sc1oarships: classes 1ornlnK 1th In
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
Musiral obstruction.

E'LCTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fslfx Ebs- RS.
sApeenced d1te teacher eJhOdlcaI r,aying sxuanSs
SnesI and strengthens weak lungs terms rsasona5-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Dauciug Araoemies
ENERNASDO'S DANCING ACADEMY. ~ We 90
st-Ciasses and strictly private lessons svsrv dlT
T GEORGE DODwORTH.
L. Nos Il and "A 4eth Sr-sse
CLASSES AND PRIN ATE LESSONS
Season Now Open
A DNEFtTISEASNTS and subscriptions for TIE Trf5ras
~ received at their Uptown OEice I E-osszsv
2d door uorJh OF 31sr-sr. o'cock D hi avs S.
nsnts received az the following branch Offices AZ
once rates unit o'clock n. viz 25a shave a =
cor 5d-st l9Z have i2th-st. Macy'a sth-ave.
and It5nst; l+2 Collubus-ave. Wssr 66th-st:
West 42t-sr. 6t1-ave.. 90 vVesf
42d-st. between 1th Srh aves I5S East s7t1-s,.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

ANTIQUE CiswfoQt SOFAS. Tables. Bureat
Chairs. China Closets: real ola MI
LER. as East 52d-st-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Mss LIE BARON DRClOrs Boarding and Day sss.,
VI for girls; college PREPARATION bCY kndsrFsr-sa
and pria1ary easses rsoPens Oct 4th. 20 Wss. T2as
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

- TO 10 ROOM HOUSES 81. 500 10 So 500; all improve
. r1snts 500 down; SIS month. also houses 70
~S7- ana exchange. A T. NORRIS Sycamore and Rail
road aves. Corona. Long Island