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AM NINGS.
BOOKS.
-oTE8-EG'S BOOK STORE
For nearly % years On Broadvay near 10Th

-SVE5lEG'S BOOK STORE.
Fer nearly 20 years On Broadway near 10th
81 has removed 10
s23 BRGADWAY NEAR 18TH ST.
Everybody IL New York and fo- fifty
miles around knows Lowering. HIS store Is
headquarters for bo1k-ICvers and book
buyers All kinds Of books 10 suit al
tas-=s and al pocket books Historical
books 5log-aphical. religious. scientific.
books n travel. books q fiction. books for
children. poetry etc. etc. Anything YOU
want an- positively al the lowest prices 20
b. had iu the United States
EucyclOrg.1las on sale for a song-Ap-
Tlelc1 s. Chambers. Britannica and PEG
PIES Books and Libraries purchased.
LOWERING 81 Broadway. near 18Th 81.
BOOKS BOUGHT f0r cash; experienced
buyers sent everywhere catalogue free
GEORGE j. SMITH. East 52d-sJ
CHICKENS COME HOME TO ROOST-''
Ev L 2. Hills.
is novel which has reached sts seventh
ellrcU. Il was nrst published seven
months ago.
7 has been declared by competent critics
''t-e greatest novel = the age,
7 E--- book dealer says he don handle
g. send 20 -Ee publishers. Cl1JAs g .,
payer 90 CENTS postpaid
WRIGHT d COMPANY.
l3fS Broadway. New York.
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ELECTRO GALXANIsNI.


NERVOUS diseases. l0comotor ataXia,
paralysis. prostration, Insomnia, headache,
rheumatism. cured by electTO-Ralvanisnl.
HENRY DE KRAFT NJ. D. 119 West 18th
81. SEND Tor pam1hlat.
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FRENCH KITCHEN TABLE SPE-
CIALTIES-

WHITE brown areproof china, eRrthen
cooking utensils, all kinds OF French
steam coffee pots. selzOgenes. marTnite
Parfsienne for making essence OF beef, best
remedy for anRmta; hotel, club, family
supplies BAZkR FRANCAIS, $50 West
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TYPEwRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS bought. sold rented. re-
paired best machines; lowest prices;
trial free: telephone CONSOLID ATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 241 r way.
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DANBURY HATS.

% DEsBROSsDS- ST. the place TO buy your
hats. DANBURY HAT CO.. - Deshros-
GeR-st.
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,NrIarE OBJECTS OF ART.

q GARDINER. importer and dealer in
---f---- objects - arr. Louis XIV. Nv
XVI and Renaissance periods. paintings.
rrs-r.-s h--eaEes. euhrotle-ies. etc. 40
z,--ar=
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A GREAT DISCOVERY.

80 N-TEE shs--lte eradication any skin
1900 S-rrfuIa Eczema. salt Rheum
,.t---sa~ . DAYS DanGrllfz. Pfuples, one
---st.5s-irr NJ failures. free trial VAN
SfT<TE,N I West 1-,h-st
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SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

SURE POP INSECT POWDER
Is GUARANTEED To KILL COCK
reaches. WATER BUGS. BEDBCGS.
ETC. ADOLPH ISAACSON & son. ca
FIJI .TON-ST "
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-CLASSIFICATIONS ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED
RHEUMATISM CURED.

RHEUMATIC. neuralgia and nervous dis
eases. treatment home OF Office; consuita-
ton free DR.. WILSON. 1l2 West G3d-st.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

THEODOR LOHR, 2ss Observation-Disclosures
mandolins and guitars; also music for
the same. catalogue mailed
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x.PNorIC FURNACE.

S----S FI-EI--Total smoke prevention
=, /, - or 10 pay. d DE hREMEN,
- nest =. 7
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EXPERIMENTAL WORK.

CRESCENT MACHINE WORKS Tool. die
and model makers. experimental work; in
veatiOns perfected. - West-st.. New-Y ork.
Tel cal. 3. lsR Cortlandt-
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CARPET CLEANING.
COMMON SENSE PILLS.
COAL AND WOOD.

FINEST GRADE Red and White Ash Coal.
WINTER : old reliable yards. % and 30
aves. 64Ih-st.
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PANTS TO ORDER. $3.50.
ALL-WOOL GOODS. Suits 70 order SO
up Suits cleaned and pressed. soc open
evenings Nance, 404 EighJh-ave,
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a Il NETF UIl- INcITaT GIs-
eases cured BY magnetic suggestion. sleep
and rest assured, highest iruor5ements. =
= Y VAN LANnEGHEAi Sc z 63d-st
HERNIA Oh RUPTURE.
SJ-CCEESF'JL mechanical treatment, per
feet retention safety relief or cure 20
wears experience satisfaction gla nntced.
! p SEELEY'S Sew-York Establishment.
30 Fast 22d-st
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CTsTnM MADE SHOES.

Z MARINI Ladies' and Gents fine boots
and shoes made 10 order. Fit guaranteed
for the most difficult feet 4S3 Sth-eve.
near 34th-sr.. New-IUrk-
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PAWNBROKERS.

PAWNBROKERS.
BARGAINS in unredeemed Diamonds,
Watches and Jewelry at HARLAN 5.
l5T East I25th-st.. near 31-sve.
ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for
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between eth and 9Th aves: 1J9 East 9TH
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

WORKOUT gold and silver bought by r
LQNGMAN'S SONS, Gold and Silver Re
hners. S John-st.
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CLOTHING ON CREDIT

At FAL-KS 5. 43l sth-ave- Fine line Men s.
WomeH's and Children's Clothing on
weekly OF monthly payments
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AeUARIu.s AND GOLD FISH.

GOLD FISH. 20 cents DOZEN other hsH. Is
cents. Jalane=-. s1c. each. LIFS EcI-ING,
= 1uarlsr = Est -Z--l-s-
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INDELECTRIC.

INDELECTRIC belt. cleo
$3.50 tTical wireless pocketable
F apparatus for any electro
zsA--s medirated treatment 80 so:
<1AR|N advertising manufacturing
~ y price buys them with att7ca-
ment. sponge and battery. at
FACTORY. 1871 West 3lst-
81 Take elevator
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HYPSO1TSM.

HYPNOTISM taught In al.
fits branches. AL nervous
diseases cured by simple sug-
gestion- Free demonstrations,
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF
HYPSOTISN. 25I 5th-ave..
y. Y.
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CORSETS.


CORSETS made 20 order from S3.OO up;
perfect II guaranteed Nine T. SCHA-
PIRA. 1854 LeXingrGr-ave-. near 1l3th-st
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEATING

ACCORDION aide pleating at POMPA-
DOUR'S dyeing and cleaning establish
neut 2.02S 3d-ave.; III, 112. 204 East
I23d-st
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TRUNKS AND VALIsEs.

TRUNKS AND VALIsES.
A FULL. LINE OF high grade Trunks and
Fazs rataiIel at wholesale prices
BROADWAY TRUNK HOUSE. A. Broad
way, near Grard-st-
DOYLF'S trunks, bags. best, cheapest; /
and Vesey-st.. 27O 6th-ave., 50 5th-ave,,
!. 23l Broadway.
OLDEST trunk corner. New-YOrk. Ladies'
dress trunks three trays. So S. 3D.
Cth-sf
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BOOhBINDERS.

HEENANN BROS. : Z 18th Street. near
9th AT=.-H -Dd-Eg q single volumes or
in Quantities lu any style.
Z. = SCz-EFER - Beeknan-st.-BO0k-
binding " a.. AIuls neatly done al mod
crate prices.
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CUTLERY.

CUTLERY OF every description on hand,
made 70 order and repaired, at c.,
KNA 18th : 81 JohE-St and Il Aassau--st,
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ms RFDBUGS. REACHES. RATS,
- ETC.. ENTERMINATE

Ve-uin exteTminated by
r. contract Only infallibls
method. = years expert
erre Highest references.
-prF-TsL COMPANY. Isl Broadway.
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- - : =. 4 lsEaiENTs and subscriptions ror
f,ese lfiblns resolved al their Uptown
- -ss. 40 Lap Broadway. % door north
@--@1-. Until c'c.OSk H..
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

-~--------N~->~------>---
ATTILA' 5 ATHLETIC STUDIO 13SS
Broadway entrance northwest corner
3Tth-st-, FOR health strength and physical
perfection.
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LADIES TAILoRs.

SMART CUTTING and fitting by expert de-
signer, price reasonable, will call MI
RILL Ladies' Tailor 224 Gth-ave.
JOSEPH FIRE.-Ladies Tailoring Dress
making. New orders will receive old al
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ANTIQUES, ETC.

- 7FAvEEE Antiques. Brtc-a-brac -
- removed May from 80 Austerdan-ave-
T. So West z25-st-
H-ArAfEIL- $50 Afadison-ave.. near
-F---s--s9IE mahogany furniture q spe-
~s.r-- Antiques restored
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BABY CARRIAGES & Go-cARTs

CEAEDAI-L CARRIAGE 80. Esa sd-ave-.
manufacturer q BABY Carriages and pat
en- Sp-farts II the newest and best styles
.--H az our Rz0er9orls, open evenings.
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CARRIAGES.
CASHIERS & BOOKKEEPERs'
DESKS.

CASHIERS & BOOKKEEPERs
DESKS.
CASHIERS & BOOKKEEPERS' DESKS.
roll tops cabinets for typewriters. parti-
tons. ratings. low prices. ;. HARBUR-
GER. 40 Canal-st.. near HudsOn-st.
CARPET CLEANING.
CARPETS cleaned BY steam. BY hand or On
the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning Co..
1883 Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-st-, COE q
BRANDT. Tel 132-3sth.
FREDERICK ACKERMAN. 1873 West 32d-
st. near 6th-ave.-SteRrn carpet cleaning
and feather and hair renoyating works.
COMMON SENSE PILLS.
THE BEST AND SAFEST CATHARTIC
OF the market, perfectly harmless and
positively DOES NOT GRIPPE. METZES
PHARMACY, 42d-st- and shave &c
box. 81 90 per dozen.
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STORAGE


CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses SI3-
3Ie ". AID. just on sth-ave- Tel ,. 5U7
8Sth-st
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MAGIC INSECT DETERMINATION

SALLADE & co.'s mosquito bite cure and
insect eNtermnator never fails; destroys
all insects and cures bites or stinEs all
dealers. Office lGS West 23d-sr y Y
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UPHOLSTERER AND CABINET
MAKER.

FEN & COIN. POS EAST 57TH-ST.-
ParlOr furniture and mattresses made 10
order and repaired. carpet laying
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- = ny loads Of furniture. house
- .s5--.7els. etc Send postal. L M. le3
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES.

$1,000
NETWORK CAMERA EXCHANGE. ia
Fulton -Largest supply: loves, prices
Cameras bought. sold. exchanged send for
bargain list
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HAIR AND SCALP TREATMENT

ELDERINE cures dandrun. badness. etc
produces growth OF hair natural color
at any age; sample free. Nine. ELDER,
S74 Central Park West. 97th-st
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-ptCAN SKIRT REMODELLING
AMhhA COMPANY.


--1--S-- s-TH-ST. Skirts rebound.
~ ,--s5 ana pressed, &c. Goods called
- and de- LveTel-
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UPHOLsTERERs & DECORATOR

St. steam carpet cleaners. Carpets laid,
Mattresses renovated and made over
CHARLES ZEHNER, "a West I2Gth-sJ..
art upholsreTing. mattresses made at short
notice, fine furniture repaired. etc.
METE S Art Furniture. Upholstery, Cur
tains. Bedding. Polishing Carpet. Cabinet
work, done shortest notice. 426 Columbus
ave. Slst-st
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RHEUMATISM AND GOVT RE
LEVIED.
ABNORMAL JOINTS and sD-ains cured
obesity reduced al least pounds per
week by my new method. ANDREAS DE-
VOID. 225 West 42d-st.
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HAWLEY'S PARLORs.

:. 4s6 BROADWAY, near -st-Chirop
ody, hairdressinE and manicUring. latest ap
planes for shampooing; ladies' shoes pol
ished-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


COACHMAS.-By thorough veterinary ara
handy man. thoroughly Understands gar
teuinE Gud mIuaEing place. wages MOI
crate. references J. J. HALL 20 East
1uth-sE
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

- - 49, CAPITAL PROCURED for
$780, Manufacturers and others de-
- = 1hlslc t-elr business, stores, bust
lF-lsl.-rS-- SD quickly. Il DONALD d
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vrRuTN FXTERMINATED.

AL vermin cleared by
= ~ contract. cheapest in city
f-r reliable work Allison
- - CheuiI Co.. 1l9 4. S0;h-st
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bhiGHT's DISEASE AND Ola
HETES.

Ns-h TREATMENT f5r Brtgits disease
a41 diabetes positive cures See c.rcu-
ar = WALTON $50 West IlGth-st-.
-1stll Tor e. s and Canada
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BETTING
BROOKLYN SCHOOL OF ENGRAV-
ING

Et-EfAEES pupils for practical positions:
4fl----rs -auEE-- copper plate. monogram
ana address dies. lettering on gold and ST. 70
Eerware. a. WOOLEET. Principal AL
El.-1--s- Brooklyn
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WIZARD s15 CYCLE CAMERAS.

50 90 MODEL 1900. developing and print
ing for amateurs; send for catalogue 9
a. WALTER. OutiCian. 40 Broadway.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand lowest prices: easiest terms.
MARK BROS. - Union Square.
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UPHOLSTERY SUPPLIES.

L GOLDSTEIN. lis East 5gth-st.-Ful
line tapestries. silk goods. fringes. cords
gimps. also hair, moss, springs, tickinss
slim cover linens
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d. -1REEZE% GEO Broadway repairs
4-- -ae ard modern furniture Antiques,
-.r silver bought n-5 solo
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BIRDS AND PIGEONS.

-H--z-lNI about bi--E and pigeons win
y i1e matter with SEGELE IN? He
- rtE-' -=a Ez-- snrh-sr
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II mutually satisfactory. Address Box 80.
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n good memory. some experience, preferred.
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organizer write a good long hand and be
able TO read aloud. Answer. giving speci-
men OF peuzIanship. T.. c. L.. Tribune OF
fee
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

MASON FRANCAISE-HlSh prices FOR
ladies' cast of clothing: especially even
ing gowns furs. jewelry. etc. Nine, SIN
DC. "a 6th-ave.
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HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
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furniture. etc padded vans for moving
city or country. boxing packing. shipping
and insurance. estimates furnished. Tele-
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UNDERTAKERS.

CHARLES BACIGALUPO. undertaken and
embalmer. 2Gl2 Mulberry-st- and 40 Mar
ket-st. always open, tel. 6S4 Franklin.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and suDsc-.Dtlons Tor
The Tribune received at their Uptown
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OF 5lst-st.. until . o. clock .. m adye--
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COACHMAN or USEFUL. NAME ne
country. uudeFs ands horses. good refer
euce. Address CJ7 Hudson-st-. IN cara Of
Mr. George T.. Rieman.
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HEADACHES.
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ard sick headaches cured so thoroughly
that they stay cured. lea1et mailed DR.
WARK. 60 West IO4th-st.
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FURNITURE made TO order. polishing and
repairing. Antique furniture renewed
SAMUEL FERRANDI sO4 Shave. bet.
4Sth and 4oth sts
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C1ACIINA N.-Protestant. single careful
driver. thoroughly understands general
care. management. gentlrman's stable. eco
uoruical. willing worker, city. country. per
sonal reference COMPETENT. s42 Broad
way trunk store
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COMPRISING bale
q. FAY. 81 Sedg-
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FACE AND HAIR SPECIALIST

NINE. CAROLINE leading face specialist
Parlors. 2I9 Sth-ave- Send for free scale
circulars and testimonials
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AUTOMOBILES.
ANTIQUES. CURIos. SILVER.

At EEr.F-S Art CALLERT. 100 West I'D
:. -A-- E-h-a-e. "A urlgues. cU-ios. Ole
-suais s.lrerTare rare fans, paintings
r. f-fsrr-es AID weapons. ola gold bought
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NETWORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
III West 25th-st., telephone 49l-1sth.-
Treatment. boarding. clipping and washing:
managers Canine Cemetery.
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=
Female.
NEW YORK FRED EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAC.
30 West 29th-st.
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK
FREE TO EMPLOYERS AND EN-
PLOYEES-
Servants are in waiting from a. m. 70 =
?. n.
References investigated
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED.

BRUCELINE restores gray hair TO original
color, treatise on hair free. BRUCELINE
co. 36f 6th-ave.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK &c.-Tvo Norwegian girls: cook. ex-
CeIlsnt Iauutress good baker. other
chambermaid and waitress. 10 objection
country together OF separate. private, pub
lie MURRAY 237 East 5Sth-st.
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HAIR MATTRESSES AND BEL
4

ADVERTISEMENTS ard subscriptions for
Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
OEice. No. PAP Broadway ID door north
Of 3ist-st-. until o'clock D. IN. adver-
Jlsements received at tho following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o'clock
p m, viz. 254 sth-ave. 8 e. cor 23d-st
80 eth-ava.. cor l2tn-st-: MaCv's
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DOGS AND CAT HOSPITAL.

" y CANINE INFIRMARY. lao West
53d-st. telephone s5I Columbus. Treat.
board HOUSEKEEPING dogs, both city and
country
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REFRACTIoN SPECIALIST.
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT CURED

WE GUARANTEE 70 cure rheumatism and
Gout. Our method recommended by the
most prominent physicians NEE RHEJ--
Hours 10 70
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-24

1t must be gratifying to independent
manufacturers and tradesmen to work
to build up their businesses and to
make costly additions 70 their plants
while they are constantly under the
danger of being forced out of business
by the operations of trusts. The rem-
edy proposed by the Democratic party
to restrict the evil tendencies of the
trusts is to take from them the special
privileges which they have enjoyed at
the hands of a fayoring Administra-
ton, and which have enabled them to
beat down competition and compel the
people to pay tribute to their mon.
oply. The remedy is not, by sustaining
the Administration which has subordi,
mated every agency at its command
to the interests of the trusts, to give
the trusts more privileges and more
power.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-24

OF purchasing their own immunity
then, indeed, our government would
be an absolute and an awful failure"
Between the principles thus enun.
ciated, and the policy for which
the Republican party today stands and
from which 1t derives Its whole sus-
tenance, there is an eternal enmity;
and as Mr.. Root in 1873 defended
Tweed by batting the Judge on his
bench and by undertaking to drive him
from his duty, so in 1900, he naturally
and necessarily defends a system of
politics which is the antithesis Of
that same Judges words given in
charge to his jury. And the sarcasm
of the situation Is found in the fact
that he is now posing as the champion
of a party which claims to have the
honor and honesty Of the country in
its exclusive keeping, and which re.
Dukes all criticism of the courts-4
however just and temperate--as an
archy.
And this is the same Elihu Root
who as secretary Of war In his report
transmitted to the last Congress at its
opening, cold-lsioodedly laid down the
doctrine that the people Of Porto Rico
and the Philippine Islands had no
constitutional or guaranteed rights at
our hands, no certain and law-defined
rights, no rights except such as the
conqueror may of his grace vouchsafe
to his vanquished suppliants, lin short,
no rights which the United States
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-24
A BAPTIST MINISTER'S OPINION or
TRUSTS.

Rev. DR.. W. L. Pickard, pastor of the
First Baptist church, of Cleveland,
In the course of his sermon last Sun.
day night, said:
"The man and the masses have one
deadly implacable foe. The vast COM
binations of wealth are against the
success of the many. Call them trusts,
combinations of capital, monopolies, or
by whatever name you choose, the
principle is the same, and they doom
the masses to treadmill round Of life.
I'VE live in houses whose furniture
is made by trust; we light our gas on
jets made and put on by q trust, and
the gas Is made by trust; we buy
our oil from a trust; buy our meat
from trust; our groceries from Il
trust; our coal from trust, and pay
almost double its worth because of the
trust; cool the water we drink with the
Ice of trust sleep under blankets
made by q trust; get sick and buy
medicines compounded by trusts; die
and are buried in a coffin made by q
trust; are buried in a grave that was
bought from trust, and then, II there
is anything left a tombstone is pur.
chased from trust and the epitaph
Is inscribed by the members Of .
trust. And they chisel on 1t In God
we trusted so as to try to make the
world believe that the departed was
a. member of the trust"
These words need no comment
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-24
RoosEvELrs COMPLIMENT 70 WORKING.
MEN.

'When drunk on the villainous whis,
key of the frontier towns. they (the
cowboys) cut mad antics. riding their
horses into saloons, firing their pis-
tolls right and left and indulging too
often in deadly shooting arrays, They
are much better follows ana pleasan.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-24

An enterprising bank teller of New
York has stolen 100000 Of his employ
ers' money, and the newspapers and
Wall Street are making no end of
noise about the matter This young
man seems to have taken as his motto
that practiced by some Of the trusts,
which is: Thou shalt not steal on a
small scale"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-24

Several weeks ago the Beacon re,
marked that Imperialism might
slay its thousands, but free silver would
slay its tens of thousands We Won
der what our neighbor thinks of the
discovery that Gen. Chas. Dick, the
head and front of the Sound Money
movement In Ohio, is the owner Of a
silver mine? II must be heart-render.
ing for the Beacon to estimate the
additional tens of thousands that may
be slain as result of the operation
of Gen. Dicks Silver Mine-a mine
that according to the Generals owr
estimate runs food of cheap silver al
the extravagant rate of 1850 o."