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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
THE SAN JUAN BATTLEFIELD.
Gov Wood, For the Government,
Bought the Principal Portion--A
Park viii Be Laid Out

Santiago de Cuba, Nov, g5,-puring
his recent visit here Gen Wood bought
Tor the government the principal por-
tlon OF the San Juan battlefield. In.
Guiding San Juan hill, the site OF the
blockhousc and Bloody Bend, The
tract comprises 200 acres and cost
$4,000. i wlll be considered Unit.
ed Stntes reservation and the govern
ment Intends to lay oat a beautiful
park on the old battlefield,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
THING OF TIE PAST,
The Famous Union Camp, Located
South OF Nortonvile, kyp Broken
Up By the Militia.

jacksonville Ky. Nov rs The Il.
nous and much talked OF union camp
that has been located about quarter
Of a mile south OF NoTtonyille In the
southern part Of this county is q thing
Of the past, and Sunday night there
was but little left to mark the rcndc4
tous Of the lawless gang which has
given the state and oouuty Huthuri.
ties SO much trouble Tor the past two
months
All OF the campers on whom the
sun rose sunday morning with the ex,
ception o. very tuw who escaped the
clutches OF the law are prisoners be
hind the bars Of the county jail charg.
ed by'Conuy Judge Hall with a breach
Of the peace uulawnlly assembling
and banding togctherJthcrchy max
ing the camp q menace aud terrt TO
thu peace
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
HIS LIFE eeslNo AWAY
Martin Hogan, Irish Patriot Who %As
Rescued From Van oieman's
Land, is Dying,

Chicago. Nov IS, Martin Hogan.
an ltish patriot who was rescued from
Van Dlcman's land Australia ln 1863
by ship sent out FOR that purpose is
dying at the county hospital lie Is
one OF the seven mon convicted with
Juhn boyle a'Rcilly IN 1866, ot trea
son against the British government
and sentenced 70 be shot
The sentence was commuiod 70 lta
Imprisonment and afterward rnduced
TO 90 years OF ponal seryitude with
ORelly he was confined in various
Engliah prisons until 1867, when he,
with his companions, was hanirhed TO
Van DlemAn's Land, the English penal
colony IN Western Australia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
NOTICE.

Louisa, KY. Aug. 8, 1901.
All parties are hereby notified
not to charge any thing to our ac-
count under any circumstances
without a written order from PROF.
or authorities Of this company.
We will settle only for what the
orders show.
STANDARD LUMBER Co.,
Per G. w. HARDaA N
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
ADM, scHLETs CHIEF COUNSEL
IsIdor Hsyner Refuses to Accept a Fee
For His Services In the Court
Of Inquiry.

Baltimore, Nov 20 1t was learned
Sunday that MIR lsidor Rayner, chief
counsel for Rr Adm W, S. Schley in
the recent hearing before the court OF
inquiry. had refused TO accept fee
Tor his services A mutual friend OF
the admiral and Mr' Rayner stated
that tho admiral recently sent valu.
ablp gold watch 10 Mr. Rayner, and u
mRgl,, elt bruo h OF diamonds aud
pearls TO Mrs llayner,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
New MINISTER 70 PERSIA.
Lloyd Grseom Received in Private Az.
dienee BY the sultan--A Valu-
able Souvenir.

Constantlnoale Nov 25. - Lloyd
Griscom the newly appointed minister
TO Persia. aud Mrs Grscom are stay.
ing with Spencer Eddy the secretary
nf the United states legation here.
1t was denied at the palace Sunday
might that the sultan had decorated
Mrs, driscpm with the order of Nichanl
Chefakat Of the. first class The sui
tan received Mr. Griscom in private
audience and presented him with q
valuable souvenir, Mr. Grlscom will
lenve here Monday Tor Teheran.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
peath Of A. ]. streeter.

Galcsburs III, Nov 25.-A i
strectcr wellkn1wn IN AGRICULTURAL
and political circles in Illinois. and
who came into national fame in 1856
as the union labor partys candidate
ior president, died OF diabetes Sunday
at his home at New Windsor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
kansa. Educational system.

Topeka, kan, Nov 20. Frank Mel.
son. superintendent OF public nstruc.
tion. Is completing an Investigation
Of the Kansas educational system
which will show that i2OOoO OF tho
100000 children OF school age In tho
state do not attend school Kansas
has compulsory educational law, and
1t is therefore, difficult to account for
The large pereentage Of ahsentoes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29

home talking with foreign accent
and nping foreign customs aud talk
ing OF moonlight on castles by the
sea think the biggest fool in the
country is the Travelled fool.
But considari,o ,ba ,.a,,h :, ~
nation and the f,o, ~, "annara..
lively few persons devote themselves
entirely to literature. think we
have great reason TO thank God for
the progress of our American litera.
ture. As historians have We nnt had
in the past such men as Bancroft
and Prescott. as essayists Irving and
Emerson, as jurists Story and Mar
shall and Kent, us thcologians Ed.
wards aud Hodge. as poets Pierre.
pont and Sprague and Longfellow
and Bryant, as sculptors Powers and
such men AS West and Cole and In
man and Kensett? And among tho
living Americans what galaxies OF in.
tellectual splendor and powerl Ed
ward Eggleston and Will Carleton
and Mark Twain and John Kendrick
Bangs and Marion Hnrland and Mar
garet Sangster and stockton and
Churchill and Hopkinsou. Smith and
Irving Bacheller and Julia Ward
Howe and Amelia Barr and Brander
Matthews and Thomas Nelson Page
and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and viii
liam Dean Iowells and score of
nthars Snu,,. ~ than H,.,l .,,,,.. -
some meteOrs.
How things have marvelopsIx
changedl We used TO or, because va
had 10 90 to school Nav children nv
IL they cannot 90. Many Of them can
iptelIigently discuss political ,opics
long before they have seena baIIn, NOV
or. leased by som. poetic muse c,n
compose articles for Tho nensnansrs
Philosophy and astronomy and chem.
isIry have been So improved that he
must be genius at dullness who
knows nothing about them. On one
shelf Of poor mans library is more
practical knowledge than in the 400.
900 volumes OF ancient Alexandria, and
education Is possible for the most in.
digent, and no legislature or congress
for the last so years has assembled
which has not had in it rail splitter.
aud farmers and drovers or men who
have been accustomed 10 toiling with
the hand and the foot
The gralnfields have passed their
haryests above the veto Of drought and
deluge The freight cars are not large
enough TO bring down .e grain 10 the
seaboard The canalboats are crowd.
Cd with breadstuffs. Hark to the rush.
ing OF the wheat through the great
Chicago oern elevators, Hark 70 N.
rolImu Of The hopshends of ,he Cmcin,
mali pork packers! Enough 10 ent and
at low prices Enough to wearsnd OF
home manufacture. II some have and
some have NOT. then NAV God helm
those who have 10 hand oyer IN ,boss
who have mott Cleaf.,be track Tor tho
rail trains thar rush IN brinpinu m.
wheat and the cotton and the rice and
the harley and The oats am, IN. RON.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
Went Back 10 Work.

New York, Nov ~ There was 4
rush pf business at the Harlem riyer
yards Of the New York, New Haven
\ Hartford railroad Sunday, for at 10
o'clock In the morning all the men
who went on strike last Tuesday went
hnck in work.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
RECOMMENDS IT TRAINMEN.

G.. H. Hausan, Lima, o.. Enginineer
L. Z. & W. X. r.. writes Il have been
troubled grvst deal with backsche.
was induced to try FOLEY Kidney cure,
and one bottle entirely relieved me. l
gladly recommend it to any one, espec-
tally my friends among the taain men.
who are usually similarly afflicted A.
NJ. Aughes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
Threatened To XII Miss Stone.

London, Nov, 25-"Mr. Dickinson
has received no reply from the brl
gands TO his ultimatum," says Q div
patch from Sofia to the Daily Tele'
graph "The brlgands threaten to
kill Miss Stone unless the full ransom
Is mid by January l."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
A Heavy snOwstOrm.

Cumberland, Md. Nov. 25.-one OF
the heaviest snowstorms for years has
been prevailing at Oakland and Terra
Alta, W. Va, on the summit of the
Allegheny mountains Slnce Saturday.
The snow Sunday morning at an carly
hour had reached depth OF 20 inches.
This snow is accompanied by high
wind.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
Capt. Lawton's Company Gains a
Signal Victory on BOhol Is
land, South of Cebu.
He TOOK THE ENEMY BY SURPRISE,
The Insurgents Defended Themselves
With Both Cannon and X iles, But
They Suffered Terrible Loss.
Tho Steamer Alerta, With About 200
Passengers, Including Some Dis
charged American Soldiers,
Believed to BE Lost.

Manila. Nov. Capt. Edward P.
l.awtons company OF the 18th infant
~ has attacked and captured an in.
surgent fort on Bohol island. south OF
Cebu in the Vizayan group.
This fort was surrounded on all sides
10y u prccipice and the only entrance
to the higher ground was guarded by
a stockade with line OF entrench'
ments behind IT, Capt Lawton sent
Sergt McMahon and 90 men to climb
the preciplce and attack the fort in
the rear Sergt MCMahon's party ac'
compllshed their task after three
hours climbing through the thick un
dergrowth of brush and vines that GOV.
cred the almost perpendicular cliff.
They took the enemy by surprise and
drove them from the fort As the in
surgents escaped they had to pass the
remainder OF Capt. l.awton's company
at distance OF so yards Here the
enemy suffered terrible losses,
Special Mention For Bravery.
The Insurgents defended themselves
with both cannon and rifles The can.
non were captured, the smaller ones
were removed while the larger ones
were buried Capt Lawton. in his re-
port, makes special mention for bra
very Of Sergts List and Mcmahon,
The local steamer Alerta, with 200
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
Mon.x Eor the spanIsh Navy.

Madrid. Nov 25.-The minister OF
finance has consented to the demand
Of the minister of marine for the APP
propriatlon of 12,5OO,OOO pesetas Tor
Inc Spanish navy in addition TO the
Lulns already Appropriated
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29

New York, Nov, 26-The crew OF
the ship Flotbeck. which went ashore
at Monmouth beach Saturday night,
was rescued by the life savers, who
got the sailors ashore In the breecAea
huoY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
Churches Destroyed BY lneendlarles

Madrid, Nov PA number of
churches in the provinces have been
destroyed during the last few days by
incendiary fires. Thus FAR the police
have secured no clews as 10 the cul.
prits.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
nabn MIn, san nurnlnn.

Tho are is still burning IN Baby
mine. and tho mine officials seem at
a loss TO understand how II will be
finally oStlngniehcd The only way II
10 believed is by flooding This will
bn an enormous undertaking. as the
wine IL dritt mine 4lne experts
claim there Is great dangfN OF an eN-
plouon BY ;loodlng The mine Tor. when
tbs water comes IN contact with the
nrc. the eencnlion of gaa viii be so
great as 10 possibly blow away tho
whole slide VI the mountain
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
Wanted

20 men to work on Splash Dam
and Log Trains. Good wages, and
cash the 10Th OF every month.
CARRIED d SMITH.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29

Trying to : do : business
without advertising is
like winking at a girl
in the dark; you know
what you are doing
but nobody else does :.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
WANTED.

About seventy-ave able-bodled
men to work In log job on Huf's
creek, Wyoming county, W. Va.
IT, CARRIED & SMITH.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29

In the shape OF bread, aud pieces Of
gold In the shape OF biscuits, and pieces
OF gold in the shape OF joints OF meat.
and the king was disgusted and he
said: II cannot eat this" Neither
can the people" said his wife most sGg-
gestively. aud then they went back o
the tillage.
Within our time the presidential
cabinet has added a secretaryship OF
agriculture. Societies are constantly
being established for the educa tion
of the plow. Journals devoted to this
department are circulated through
all the country. Farmers. through
such culture, have learned the ut
tributes OF soils and found out that
almost every field has its peculiar
preferences. Lands have their
choice as TO which product they will
bear. Murshy lowlands touched by
the pillow rise and wiring out their wet
locks In the trenches. Islands born
down on the coast OF Peru and Bo-
liyia are transported to our fields and
- - w sse'ao'.s zap hsu"'sS .
= sionahs 49, 80 Iis,: 49,. p,s''. oYh 81 ).
Ann;an yar T;ai,a 80, :,
hinndlesa ra,a,,,iaa" III ~ - ~
,armhors. I'D IT, -, ~
suckles Chamber over the trellises. On
is only ,orm oondansad on n,a
o,hor.sida ,hara - n s.ro,,n ,.',' ~
NV land wiz ,hicL go an1 -.
IN. yind hraa,haa -. q, !, ~ - 10
IjLe ,be dcon greon ooaar 80.
rhere Zoos hrooL ,orr,,,n laaa 4,
Us wfndings 40 /, lo,,b - 1oayo ~"
snot wbrre ,ha 80. s,na and ~.
rattI. stand a, roondov nrdar n,o
shadow n, the weenIng wlllows In
winter I'M. sied comes tbronnh ~
cracking snow with bngs lons frn,n
the wonJs .n1 IN. h,rn a. a,,ai,a,
under The thumnings q, ma GaiI ~
The dcafering hn,, =, ,ho ,hna.l,ia,,
machine Uorses stand hsneoti' ma,s
nolcs hcndir, ,nder loodo y, 49, o,1
whinny 70 tba weIl-G,Isd nm, hins
proiso Goa 70, ~ nra,, h.a.,
40, - -. a. - ~
Some OF them injured nv drougbt
or insects or freshets wcr. not ne
bountiful ns usual others far in cx.
cess of WIN, have ever before heen
gathered while higher nrices will
6elp make up for any decreased ann.
ply. Sure sians of agricultural nros.
pcrity we have in tbs tnct I'M, at.
tie and horses and sbeep and swim,
and all farm animals bays d,,,inr i,bs ~
last two years inoraased IN ra,nc
twenty million swine slaughtered
this lasi ycnr. and vet so mapy hoo.
left Inormous having ~ q; for,n
mortgages have snoiled the oId
speeches at the calamity howlers /,
the nnclents In their festivals nre.
,ented their reioIcincs before Cores
the goddess OF corn and tlllage shall
We neglect to rejoice in m. pr.s.
.nee Of IN. great God nowP From
An
atiah'ic 70 racine iet the American
oatioh ee'eora'e the victories oil the
oio"
j come next Ia speak OF the con
quests ei the American hammer, It's
IRON arm has fought its way down
from the beginning to the present
Under ils swing the olty OF Enoeh
rose anl fhe foundry OF Tuoal Cain
resounded and the ark hoated on the
feiuGe' AT its ciang ancient TEN
ples spread their magnlhcence and
'hariots rushed out ut Tor the bat
le' It's iron nst smote the mArpi'
u Paros, and " rose IN sculPtnre{
Mlneryas and struck the PentelicaE
mines until from them Q PatthepoI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
srching Party of Eight Over.
mc by White Damp in
the PocalIontaS Mine.
bR DEAD BODIES RECOVERED.
Unfortunate Men, Who We're Mss.
lug Since Friday. Found Within
600 Feet OF the Entrance.
among the Victims Were superntend.
ent Of Mines, Walter o'Maley
state Mine Inspector Price
and His Sub-lnspeetor.

nlueleld. w. Va, Nov 20 Tho
dead bodies Of the lost party Of eight
weli.lnown mining men who entered
west mineot the P0cahontas Galleries
Co, on Friday morning last at II
O'Clock were recovered at u 40 o'clock
Sunday. Al O'Clock sunday morn.
ing a rVseuing party, numbering 40
persons. entered the main entrance,
hrattlciHg the mino as they went in
order to Improve the circulation Of the
air They had advanced distance OF
a.50O feet from the entrance when they
encountered such quantities of whitc
damp that Il was Impossible to pro.
coed further RetrRclng their steps.
,hey decided 90 make another attempt
Lfrom the Tub river entrance. some ziN
|nllca across the Flat Top mountain
|rhcy went IN this entrance about 10 80
O'Clock aud after going a distance Of
lne Goo feet found the dead bodies
A. s Hurst. chlct inspector. Bob
-hAm. sub inspector. and Franzler
Belt mining engineer. all huddled
II plheE From their positions they
haze met death suddenly aud
a lnt pain All Of them we're lying
down with no signs OF struggle,
"a ~ siors Of a Struggle.
bodies OF the other fye mem.
" tile party Superintendent Of
Walter oMaley Joseph Card
~ superintendent OF tho shamukin
ENad Coke Co II ST. Clair sec
INSTANT Inspector. Staua Mine In.
Price and Maurice St Clair.
frctor. were found several hun.
,ct back IN the mine The bod.
oMaley Maurice ST Clair and
scre discolorrd and bruised
the face. showing signs OF a
-. b.,
y Faid by members II the rcscu.
spoty that Hurst. Bell and Oldham
Por,atdly have lost their lives but
fhte, fact that they lost their way,
AZ, chanibcr 100 feet 10 the left.
s@bs one Of the passages from the
,ethp nc In which The deadly white
II rs ',Accumulatcd in great guam
The hOdiug we're brought down from
the mines in four wagons. reaching the
l'oeahoutaR wholcyhlc grocery house
at about bp M whore they We're pre-.
tparod ior burial Tho bodies are very
much swollen. and having been at.
tackad by mine rats present q grew.
some spectacle
nabV Mine stlII Hurninu
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
THE f. B. r. GROCERY co.
T R A ID e A 7 {.
s. j. Cray's Cash
Combination Store
and save from 10 to rs per cent
on the necessities of life.
So.

Corn Csc. cans York State Toma-
toes Csc. 6 cans fancy red or black
Raspberries Csc. 6 cans fancy Blue
berries 65c. 6 cans fancy Cranberry
Beans Csc. 6 cans fancy Lima Beans
Csc. 6 cans fancy Red Kidney Beans
Csc. 6 cans fancy Squash Csc. 6
cans fancy Pumpkin 65c. An as
sortment of Huckius Soups 25c can.
Armour's canned Chicken and Turk
ey 47c a can. 1 Id. cans of Libby,
Mcneil & Libby Corned Beef 1Sc.
l IL ID. can Libby, Mcneil & Libby
Veal Loaf Zoe l ID. can Swift's
Prime of Sliced Beef 23c. Other
canned vegetables, fruits and bottled
goods sold at reduced prices. As
there is no change in the meat de-
partment the prices remain as pre-
viously quoted.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14

lea | have new consignment
of Tea from the Berry Hall
Co., of Burlington The Golden Star
brand which consists of the choicest
blends of Oolong, basket fired and
Japan. Natural leaf Japan, English
Breakfast and Ceylon teas at the low
price of 55c. | also have full line
of other choice teas at reduced prices,
60c tea which | offer at soc and soc
tea at 40c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
SARGENT. Young.

A pleasant home wedding occurred
Wednesday. February 6, at the residence
of George S. Young in Windsor when
his Youngest daughter, Mary G. Young,
became the wife of Homer j. Sargent.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church
at Windsor. Miss. Annie j. Phelps OF
Bellows Falls, a niece of the bride,
plsved the wedding march. Only the
immediate relatives of the contracting
Parties were present. The bride at one
time was member of the Bellows Falls
high school.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
A New Dress.

The TIMES appears this week in new
dress of type. 1t is hoped that its inn
proved appearance will win the approba-
ton of its readers. No effort will be
SHARED to make it live local paper, a
credit to the enterprising community
which it serves.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
Coffee

Coffee The best Old Govern
ment Java 33c, 3 lbs. 95.
Best Mocha and Java 33c h., 3 lbs.
95c. Also the Victor coffee, the best
25c coffee sold Five lbs. of choice
blend coffee guaranteed to give salts
faction for S1.00. The best Rio cot
fee 20c h., 5 lbs. 90c. lbs. of good
coffee at the low price of s1.00. A
good blend of Mocha and Java coffee
and an elegant souvenir of china or
glassware for 35c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
Then at Teatifne

relief know that the of fruit will
be Disappointing Home Comfort fruits the
with Home vegetables The Black
Backbere Pineapple shredded and sliced Pum Pears, and Peaches
These old York State fruits having that juicy flavor peculiar
the nvigoang climate of this north
These goods be obtained only the reliable uoate local
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14

Our tleeced wrappers which
were It's, now S1.25. Wrappers
were 1.25 and 1.37, now 81. Wrap
pers were LOO, now 79c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14

the that after dinner satisfaction which
makes opm the goomest individual Home Comfort
ca Golden Wax Beans Kidney Beans Tomatoes and Apple Butter
are the "four hundred" of the vegetable
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
Paint Your Buggy for 7sc.

With Deyoe's Gloss Carriage Paint, ready
for n,e. 10 lors. Gives high gloss
eou.l 70 new. Sold by Howard Hardware
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-02-14
0. D. Gray & Go. y
The Dinner

lis always an important themet doubly this The
well nourshed
aons to be able discriminate between the cheap
cal Only standard quality whatever the really economical he
who stands the market place holding alof the banner inscribed
cheap should be avoided Brain and
this hustn twentieth sacrificed
pennies saved (9 by buying inferior substitutes
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
STORAGE NOTICES.

1. THE UNDERSIGNED. viii sell al auc-
ton. on tho llth Gay Of March 1901, at
l';3n a. m. a. Cagney's Storage wa-e-
mouse. 2is West 3Tth-st. City of New
York all goods and effects stored al said
warehouse In :he following names viz
Kate knzeler. Mary J. Stoble. George
hartz. Julia Cronin. Margaret GRAY. Annie
Ileroe. Mrs Refs Johnston. Kate Reardon
Catharine pwyer. Mary Fitzsimmons. Mrs
o. Connor Mrs. Miller Reid. Martha Ne
1lenen. Minnie Marion. Lizzie Dunn Annie
heliiy. Bella Griffin T r. Black Harry
Burke. Dolly Burke. Polly Malioy. Mrs JOS
Motion. lottie Bell. Henry Sibley. James
Ihornwel. Catharine Burns Bertha Ration
paid before the 23d day of FeSruarv 1901
Dated. New-York. February 3D. 1901
JAMES CAGNET. Auctioneer
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
SCIENTIFIC MANICuRING.

BEAUTIFUL GROWTH or HAIR.
~ a Rational and Hygienic Method Of
treating the Scalp. Yoge for hair sl.OO
nanicuring and Facial Massage skilsuIIy
Gene Pupils -aught FsrfectIy. Miss
BREWSTER. u East I7th-t
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
HEALTH. STRENGTH a VITALITY

A GOOD BRAIN ought TO have a FOOD
body. and a good body ought 20 have
strong, healthy muscles. Special attention
given 20 invalids ana children. Prof JOHN
ALEXANDERSOS. 43 East 59th-st. Terms
moderate.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
ART FURNITURE.

yyraNlA q CARDARELII. manufact-
vsrs OF art furniture; chairs spe-
esltv. al STYLES OF mahogany, antique in
ma and mArCuetsrio. 1S2 West Bous' 'on-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
OREsSsiAKfNG.


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ESSMAKER.-Artistic: thorough; high
est references: desires engagements. day
or week. city or country. THOROUGH.
!. .269 Broadway.
DREssGAKER. seamstress. good litter:
misses. children's renovating work a
specially would work with private dress
maker. 81 - day. I'LL March ]. Mrs
MITCHELL. 564 West l70th-st.
DRESSMAKER wants few more customers
out by day, private families; first class
trade fancy dresses tailor made: remodel
hng n desired. KAY. 34 West 27ths;
DREssMAKER.-E Experienced and compe-
tent, by the day or take work home;
ling misses and childrens dresses. Mrs.
HOOD. lN6 West l0lst-st-
MME. ELDER, Dressmaklng Psrlors, 5Ts
Central Park West. between e1th and esth
sts.-Evening ana stage cosil mes. tailor
made suits trousseauy, morning. etc: suits
made 70 order at eight hours notice: perfect
~ guaranteed, Fur garments remoceAed-
Terms reasonable