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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
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" GAzEu1E WARSAW.
SRIEJ snsjdnjemy list ; Czesto'
odowy, ! = MIN opis zadziwlaiacegc
wylec1enlla jednel ; patuic eek d.
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Csestochowi..
PodajemY poniiej kop'e de-
fiowna protokutu. lakl " tel spra-
vie spisano. Il.
.,Dzlalo 81, "a Jasnej Gore
dnia $ kw,etnia 1901 roku Stawi~
Ia sit wobec Giiej p~odp;sanvch
kaptau6w sgromadsenia 90: Pauli-
now i lekarzs czestochowekiego
Cxestawa Kunick,ego, Anton,os
Msrcs.k, lat 81, zamleszka{a we
wsi Tsklin prsv Z,rardo vie zaj~
mutaca sic v fabryoe p. Dletrlcha
" pral1i przYprowad.,iA
3 soba to~arsyski 3 tel wsi. a ma
novice. Jdsefs Kains1a. lat Is
Franc,s'ke Paluch. lat % lJul'e
Ekielska, lat ~ oSw,adczaJac. 10
pod prS.e'ega zesnac kazdej
chw,ll gotowa o cudzle, 1akiego
doznala W Czestochow,e, ~psayszedf-
s.v z Jasne] Cory. po naboze1stw'e
re4urekcyjnem. do domu pana
Frackiewlsza [siedemi' Kamienlc].
Przez rok ca}y ma rece Level ma
sa'nej ko~ia zchnl dfon' mia&a
wystaiaca kosc sucha ua cal wyso~
kosci rose martws], kt6:a utrud-.
niata ruch rski. 1 MIA sig Antonina
MArczak ukrywai, iako. .oszpecona.
Reke t. leczYf doktor Huv "
ZYrardow,e, ale orzekl re to ME do
wylec1eula przYpadlos5. Nierdw-
nose - z soboty pa niedzlele zupel~
ME znikia, co stw1erdza sama Az
touina Marc1ak, wYmienione iej
to ~arzyszki. zarazem Swiadkam,
bedace dawnego stanu owej reki
q kspk.ni zszusn,e odbierajacy PREY
wzm'auko~ym wyzsi lekarsa css-
stochovsk,n P. Kuuick,m wras {
MN podp.sula. J. : !.
?:odpi.y: S"'.dak" cse
s|aw; Kan,cki. M,ra+sk Antonin.
Jnlia Ez,elsks, J6sefa kuesks,
Fr.nols.ka P.luoh, Y: y. Rejm.n
pr.eor K. NJ. Pap,esski s~akrystysu.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

|pewac symphonic, ktore ooisane ~pozw;laja caikiem do
poznat jakakolwick chorobe. Jczei chorzy
|~wype}ail nastepujace pytania przyszl4 je Prof. Cox
|linsowi. on pozaa dok}adnie ich ehorobe, a szybko ich
|wyleczy. Me pot-zeba odbywat pocrozy 90 NEWBORN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
W. WAR3zAl!Hsl!'IlE ,.mAt&. v 4s
r. 4scia srsysta teatru R"na'tosoi
80. josef Narkiew'cs.

WARSZAWA, - Biskup Kie,
leokiei dyece,yi. j E.. Ks. Ku-
lihski, - prsvbVwszY " towarsY~
stwie swego kapelana ks. kanoui"
Ia Obuchowiora do Warszswy "
interesis urzedowYm, ME omiesska}
tet zasieguad porady m'ejscowych
doktor6w-speoYallstow ma dokucz-
liwa cd lat jul kilku traplaca 60
chorobs - kamieni.
Lekarse or1ekli koniecsno66
opexacyi. lego Ekscel. Ks. b,skup
20 KID kim namy6le xdeoYdowai sig
ma nia. w domu zdrowia dra
Prey boro wskiego znalaz} Dostojny
faster1 opleke neoer ttOSAAlW4. 20
odbytej spoviedsl, poleoiwszY sig
Bogu. przed kilkoma dniami Ks.
tlskup podda& sig operacYi. kt6ra
prsen,6st wlelka o,erpliwoscia.
Operacy, szozesIi.is dokona} DIR.
stankiew,oz " asYstenoYi doktor6w
Chrostowskiego, stejnera j Burche.
20, Dostojnego pacYenta nawiedsa
kilkakrotnie J.. F. Is. AroyblsknI
Popiel, ks. ksnonik Rakowski ora
wlelu kapsan6ws.
W oat,ej dyecesYi k,eleckio
ksplan, wras : ludeemn. uW Rapdloqfie
pr.e. dsiekan6v, eoraco modlil
,.ie a. ,n az Najdostojn,elszeg'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
INTERCHANGEABLE IUDzKIEG0 POK0LEN la
-. kt6rych----
Prof. Collins zElalc@ uSuEa.

Rozliczne choroby piersi, serca, oczu, zofadka, nosui
gardfa, Dol gfowy, przeziebienie, katar, zapalenie pfuc, osia-.
bienie, znieczulenie, kurcze, famanie# W kosciach, ciezki od-s
dech, wodna %puchlina, reumatyzn, strupy ma gfowie. W.
rzuty, taniec Sw. Vita, bruch, suchoty, rak, ospa, tyfus. W.
sypIa, swierzb, rany, puchlina. r6za, ASTHMA. zawr6t, gfucho-
ia, zyzowatost, sfaby wzrok, kfucie W krzyzach a %szczypanie
" udach, wszelkie tajne a.weneryczne choroby, choroby ma.
cicy, neregularne peryody, krwotok, biafe upfawy, %niePfod:
nose, h nolssGi por %zsveba eher %lgo wetf cbS.ob gap neoberz se,9.
lszaje i. It'd.
TO So gfowni neprzyjaciele ludzkiego pokolenia, ale le-
karze i uczeni powofani So do bronienia mas przeciw lynne.
Przeciw tymto ciezkim INTERPRETATION. najskuteczniej broni
lud og6lnie znany:
Prof: COLLINS,
kt6ry uzdrowi4 jjuz tysiace 2 rozlicznych chor6b, a wielu, VIE
lu : wydarf z iona smierci.
On ]eczy mezczyzn, kobiety i dzieci. 0pr6cz wymienio-
nych, leczy on wszelkie inne choroby, a wrazie sfaboSci pisz-
Gle do niego na nizej podany .adres.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

,.*
Tanls ja1ds kole)e a.edsy
1t. Paul, m1nn., . Wybr1e-
lem Oceans ~Sp0kojnego.
w dn,u 6 LiDoa wprowad.s
kolej Northern Pacific nova round
tip l'ni2 Dierwszei klasy, "a $500
cd punkt6w ma Wsohods,e do
seattle, Tacoma j Portland. M
wsohodnioh kohosYnaoh tel koleji
sprzedawane beI4 odno6ne tykietY
cd s Lipca do ID Lipoa waacsnie.
q ostatni termin do powrotu bedz,e
80 Slerpnia 1901. Becxie moana
.esiqd6 "a byie stacy, dotad
powrotem.
Bardzo pomy6lna to sposobaoso
dla possukiwaozY gru7t6w. Tub dla
tak,ch co chc& odwieds6 swych
krewnYch lub prsylaciot-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
Passaic n. J., 2 maja 1901.
W-ieiao7ry Profesorze C~ollinsie: i.

Przyznaje publ
cznie, re Pan jest
es najznakomitsz-
YIN lie II.
Cierpiaiem ma Gle.
zkie bole zo}adka i
ma przyky bel gfo-
wy Wszystko CO
iani doktorzy mi
radzili n~,eprzydalo
sic IA mic = do
piero znakomite
Panskie m~edycyny
zupeinie mic uzdro-
willy latego twier-
DE .tanowczo. &c
m~edycyny Pahskie
wiecej sa. warte
.&ota. aniteli same
zaWat4
zgssboka.c zciat
Marya Sabolska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
[napiszc,e ty!So:

Chudc;ecie?
Czy l:asz!ecie?
MAGIC u2iawy:'
Wymiotujecie?
Bo!4 was uszy?
z!e sic czujec'e?
Macie neuralgia?
Boil was W boku?
Macie bicsuake?
Macie ziy apetyt?
Cucha;e wasz pot?
Swedz' was skora?
Boil was cafe c:a{o?
Lekac;e sic rychio?
Ciecze wan, z uszu?
Macie sfaby wzrok?
Czy mccoy was sen?
Macie twardy stolec?
NIacie kr6tk, oddech?
Boil was pc jedzeaiu?
Macie zawros g}owy??
Trzesa wan sic rece??
Piecze was " gardle?
Czujecie goraca krew?
Macie chorobe macicy:
Zazie5iacie sic szybko?
Bile wan mocao SERGE?
RozczuIacie sic predko?
Macie ooiozony jezyk:
Czujecie sic znutonym?
Macie bolesc W plecach?
Burczy wan W kiszkach'
Czujecie ucisk ma sercu?
Cierpicie ma biaie upiawy?
Macie z5yt m,ekkie ciaio?
Czujecie boil po moc2eniu:
Obrzydza wan sic iedsenie:
Cry czujec,e Dol " kosciach'
Czujecie sic przygaebi"nymi!
Cierp,cie ma zakatn9 chorobe!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
Prof. COLLINS,

Youngstown, 4 kwietna 1901.
Wielmn4nv Profesorze Collins:
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

Barring accidents. Theodore Roose-
welt will serve the people of the Uni
ted States for three and one-half years
as its chief executive, and the Herald
believes he will he chosen three years
hence 10 serve an additional four
years. Little did the gallant Roose-
welt dream that inside of seven
months after he took the oath of office
AS yice-president he would be called
upon TO serve the nation as its chief
executive. That he greatly deplores
The manner in which this was made
possible no one doubts. as sincerity
and manly manlness have been traits
of character which stand out above
all others. That Mr.. Roosevelt will
serve the people well we have every
reason to believe. Some weeks ago
The Herald announced Roosevelt as
its choice for president in 1904. and
: there is no man in public life at the
present time we have more respect
for and confidence in than our pres
ont executive. i!G is in every way
qualified to carry out the great work
of the late executive. and when he
says the policy of Mckinley will be
strictly adhered to he means just what
he says. There will be no upheaval
of any character. There will be no
extra session OF congress, because
none will be required. There will be
few changes in the cabinet, If any, and
. this will be the case for some time
To come at least. That Roosevelt is
against oppressive trusts all must ad-
nit, and in advocating legislation that
will restrict them he will not run
counter to the desires of majority
of the American people. In this he
may be more pronounced than his
predecessor but it will be a
good fault His st. Paul speech was
to the point in regard to trusts and
corporations that are on the all hog
game.
Although placed at the helm by an
assassin's bullet, a very trying situa
ton, The Herald believes the peo-
pie as a nation viii have no cause for
regret at having voted for Mr.. Roose
welt for vice president last November
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

number of people who filed sorrowfully
and silently by the casket reach
ed into the thousands.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.-More
than $50 600 was spent for flowers for
the presidents funeral King Ed
ward and Kaiser William each sent
token In the floral line costing not less
than $500 each The South American
republics were all represented, as
were also the Filipinos and the Porto
Ricans
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE newspa-
pers today are highly complimentary
of President Roosevelt and express
great satisfaction over his utterances
of yesterday, which dissipate all
doubts as to the effects of his sue
cession upon the foreign policy of the
United States.
The papers maintain that for the
first time the president of the United
States probably occupies a more pow
erful position than any sovereign in
christendom, and that the welfare OF
the world largely depends upon his
wisdom and policy.
The general trend of the remarks
today Is that Roosevelt is one of those
Americans who. is looking forward
rather than dreaming of the past, and
that really the United States has a
great man at it's head. Following
closely the policy of President Nc
Kinley will also advance the interests
of the United States as well as those
of Great Britain and the whole civil
lied world.
GLENWOoD SPRINGS, Colo. Sept.
l7.-Last evening frightful gas ex-
ploslon occurred at the Spring Gulch
mine which resulted in the instant
death OF six persons and the serious
injury of five others. Although 15O
men had been employed In the mine
during the day. the explosion occur
red Just after they had feft the work
ings. There were only three men in
| the mine and three more near the
| shaft, and all these were killed.
The trouble was caused by what
the miners call windy shot"
One of the men. Robert Hickerton.
was thrown across the gulch dis
tance OF I50 feet by the force OF the
| explosion. Dan Toler. the fire boss.
was firing shots in the mine and was
instantly killed, his body being horri-
bly, mangled, as was that of Joe Casey.
The names of the three others kill
| ed can not be ascertained.
Four outsiders had their legs and
arms broken.
The wrecked property Is situated
"a miles from this place and Is the
source OF supply for the Cardiff coke
ovens.
| CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-On account OF
the infamed condition of public opin
ion. the anarchists asked a continu
ance OF the habeas corpus proceedings
today until next Monday. They feai
to leave the jail. The request OF the
prisoners was granted, on account oi
threatening letters which have been
received Emma Goldman is on the
verge Of collapse.
| BUFFALO. Sept. 17.-Before Jus
tlco Lewis today Czolgosz, the assas
sin, plead not guilty. reserylng the
right to withdraw the plea. The
prisoner refused to talk. His trial Is
set for next Monday.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

In Pennsylvania town us men
went out on a strike because the COM
pany refused to discharge man who
was reported TO have spoken disre-
spectfuliy OF the president when shot.
The men would not work with such
person. Here in Durango news
paper can come out and say that mil
lions of American citizens at heart are
glad of it, thereby giving broad in
ference, and that the effects of the
bullet will be the same whether death
results or not, meaning thereby that
the assassin's bullet would accomplish
beneficial results. and II Is patted on
the back in certain quarters, the tax
payers of the county are compelled to
contribute to his support, and Dem
ocracy Is dictated to. But such an
article would not pass in any other
city on the face of the globe. Our
people have become so used to vile
attacks and misrepresentation that 1t
seems as though they have grown cal
Gus.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

zen.
president Mckinley crowned a life
of large love for his fellow men, of
most earnest endeavor for their well
fare. by a death of Christian fortis
tude; and both the way In which he
devoted his life and the way In which
in the supreme hour of trial he met
his death. will remain forever pre-
cious heritage of our people.
at Is mete that we as nation ex-
press our abiding love and reverence
for his life. our deep sorrow for his
untimely death.
Now. therefore, l. Theodore Roose-
welt, president of the United States of
America, do appoint Thursday next.
Sept. 10, the day on which the body of
the dead president will be laid In its
last earthly resting place, as day of
mourning and prayer throughout the
United States. earnestly recon
mend that all the people do assem-
BILE on that day in their respective
places of divine worship. there to bow
down in submission to the will of AL
mighty God. and to pay out of full
hearts their homage of love and rev.
erence to the great. good president
whose death has smitten the nation
with bitter grief.
"In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States. the one hundred and
twenty sixth.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
By the President:
JOHN HAY,
Secretary of State"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

needs of the times is direct CONNER
cial lines from our vast fields of pro
duct to the fields of consumption that
we have but barely touched. Next
in advantage to having the thing to
sell is to have the convenience to car
ry 1t to the buyer. We must en-
courage our merchant marine. We
must have more ships. They must
he under the American flag. built and
manned and owned by Americans
These will not only be profitable in
II commercial sense; they Will be
messengers of peace and amity where
ever they go. We must build the
isthmian canal, which will unite the
two oceans and give a straight line of
water communication with the west
ern coasts of Central and South Amer
lea and Mexico. The construction of
a Pacific cable cannot be longer post
poned
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19
Presidential Proclamation.

by the President OF the United
States, a Proclamation:
"A terrible bereavement has befall-
en- our people. The president OF the
United States has been struck down; ;
a crime committed not only against
the chief magistrate. but against every
law-abiding and liberty-loying citi-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

The statement was made by the 10
cal Tammany organ the other day
That Senator Wellington WAS II Repub
lican and that he was the only official
in public life that had spoken dispar
ageingly OF the president. Every
Republican denies the allegation--that
Wellington is Republican. He did
not support Mckinley last fall. but
talked against him and for Bryan.
He betrayed the party that honored
him, and when we look at his char
acter there is small wonder that he
betrayed and shamed the people of
Maryland, irrespective of party.
The Republicans would not own him
nor allow him to enter their councils,
and we doubt ve.y much II Democracy
viii hold out an open hand. If such
Is the case, then indeed is Mary land
Democracy In its decadence.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

If Mrs. Mckinley survives her hus
band many weeks it will be a surprise
TO most people. Her cup of sorrow
is certainly full. She will miss the
loving care which was always hers
from devoted husband, and no one
can take his place. The sympathy OF
many heart goes out to her in this
her saddest afliiction in life.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

That Bryan is sincere in his remarks
concerning Mckinley and the COW
ardly assassin everyone believes.
Bryan is a fair fighter. He knows
that the cowardly assassination will
tend to cause just the opposite effect
TO what was Intended and that no
cause was ever aided by an assassin
Bryan would rather cut off his right
hand than to remark that the first
gun had been fired" and then qualify
the same by asking God that it be
the last. meaning thereby that the
first gun" would serve the purpose.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19
A New Invention in Fog Signals.

A new method of signalling dur
ing fogs has been invented that will
lessen the danger of collisions among
ocean vessels, and If 1t proves a sue
cess many serious disasters will be
ayerted. 1t is well to heed signals
of danger wherever they may ap-
pear. especially those that show there
is something wrong with the stomach.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters should at
once be brought to the rescue, as 1t
will absolutely cure stomach. liver
and kidney troubles There Is moth
Ing to equal this medicine for dys
pepsia, indigestion. constipation. fiat
ulency, billiousness. insomnia or nerv-
BUSINESS. II has been before the pub
lie fifty years and its superiority Is
firmly established. II you are suf-
ferer from any OF these complaints do
not fail to give 1t n fair trial.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

The seyenty-iiye Eskimo dogs to
accompany the British arctic eXpedi-
lion are being dispatched to Mel
bourne by fast liner, and at that
port will be transferred to the Dis
covery." The problem of safely con
yeying the animals through the tropics
presented many diiiiculties, but ii has
finally been solved by housing the ami
maie in the relrigeratmg chamber
while crossing the equator. BY this
means they viii he maintained in an
atmosphere, the temperature Of which
will be similar with that of Greenland
whence they We're brought.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

Only few short months ago it was
Mrs. Mckinley who was at deaths
door. Who would have thought al
that time that it was going to be the
husband to go first?
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19
Shame on Senator Wellington.

W. j, Bryan would never be guilty
OF limiting that any number of persons
would rejoice at the taking off of Nc
kinley. But then Bryan is a man
not a common everyday blackmailer
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19
CHANGES IN TARIFF

IF, perchance, some OF our tariffs
are no longer needed for revenue or
to encourage and protect our indus
tries at home. why should they not be
employed to extend and promote our
markets abroad? Then too. We have
inadequate steamship service, Now
lines of steamship have already been
put in commission between the Pa
cific coast ports of the United States
aud those on the western coasts of
Mexico and Central and South Ameri-
ca. These should be followed up with
eastern coast of the United States and
South American ports. One of the
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

The Woodmen band will occupy the
boards for two or three nights at the
Durango opera house In about three
weeks in thrilling and interesting
play entitled ''Triss, the Pet of the
Rockies" The performances will be
under the management OF Oscar Han
dler. an old time actor, having been
with some o. the leading companies
OF the country. He will stage the
play. instruct those taking part. etc.
The first rehearsal will take place to-
night. At least two nights and per-
haps three will be necessary to ac-
commodate those desiring to attend
as at least COO tickets should be sold
in order to assist in giving Durango
flrst-class band. The money will be
used in the purchase of music. etc.
Additional particulars will be given
later
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-19

c. e. Mcconnell goes to Denver In
few days and while there will make ar
rangements for an exhibit OF automo-
biles during fair week. There are
thousands and thousands OF people
who have never seen an automobile.
and one or two will prove an attrac-
tive features at the fair. Push the
good work along
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
HEEv ASTEp.

Female.
cpNER uOVSFWORK-N Wanted. good
cook. washer and iroEer IN small cottage
al Doob's Ferry-ou-the- Hudson: wages $40
TO SIS. Call on or address ID. ; k FS"hi
65 No. cg Wall-st., NeN-N ofk
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. 70.
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New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

PENNINGTON. y. ). BOUND BROOK n. r.
location chosen for the healthfuness country life
and CT the greater Eastern cities Literally
equipped for training young the
life. social fe business life Mobility
constant amby precept example and associaton-col-
lege and home combined Finely equipped department
Natural Sciences and Chemistry; business. college
FOR Bookkeeping and Technical Education Sanitary =
rangemens; pure spring water. electric lights.
two gymnssiums. buildings and furniture. Term,
reasonable Catalogue free,
THOMAS oHANLoS. D. D.. LII q. President
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
A MARy Ell.

tlRETOL SOAP cures pimples: scaiy rousn
skin KRETOL TREATMENT removes
bleInishes and cures stubborn. chronic uis
Eases Book free Kretol Institute. A D.
s75 5th Ave. New vork
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
BUSINESS CHAsCEs.
CARPET CLEANING.

j. e. j, M. WIlllAMS,
steam Carpe, Cleaning. 353 West 0ith-st.
Telephone 366 Columbus. Relaying ape
ciaitv
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
AsTROLoCY AND rALMIsTRY.

COUNTESS ETRICK, greatest living Pain
ist and C1airvoyant; just arrived; mrs
appearance Il. America. can pc seen a.
g31 Broadway, Handles all affairs. TAKE
elevator Hours 20 70 II. to o. CLOSED
Sundays.
NNE LEILA New-OrIeans AstroloEist
Palmist and Cards; ladies only. IS Yves
4Sth-st.. first floor. front.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
LIBERAL AMOUNTS ADVANCED

EHING your jewelry gold and silver 70
MAX BERNSTEIN. cdl West l-ttn-st-.
rear elevated station.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
A GUARANTEED CURE.

FOR KIDNEY. Liver. rheumatism and
blood Disease. :. T. KETCHAM, -oi
Fast ilsth-st Stamp for Book.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERY.

ARTISTIC UPHoLSTERING and attractive
decorations: FURNITURE mace TO orue..
.epaired remodelled. polished or reiinlsheo'
MATTRESSES made ard CARPETS at
tended to: packing and shipping, Will
IAN BIRNS. I5O West 34th-st-- hroauHay.
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C,sT OFF CLOTHING.

IJ,GIII.s;T rEIcE paid for ladies' gentle
mems and chidTen's discarded Clothing.
ma Rrac. Furs. etc Mr.. or Mrs NAt-
'rNI, ~ Gth-aye; telephone lois Il ssh.
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AVER. ROOFING ~ PAINT. CO.

GENERAL. ROOFING Contractors anc
Metal Painters: ali work guaranteed d
uatden Lane. Telephone 1,1S3 John
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DETECTIVE AGENCIEs.
DIRE SSiIAhiNG.

DRESSM
DREsSMAKER. reliable good takes work
home OF. Ly day: skirts. waists also al
,aratior~ remode!lins. misses anu chil-
dra,-s dresses Mrs. HOOD. lNG W l'lst ST
DKFSSNAKER. First clsas dressmaker
ON h. day with privIt" famtii"S' lat"
with simpson crawford 6 simpson. makes
o,er rauaI to now address letters only To
F. 90 Nth -INc
pRES%TAKER wishes more customers, -
5;.z. r,sturncs. ALI kinds. samples OF work
shown home ~ out. Mrs NJ. NORTON
1870 East 5lst 81.
We TEACH cutting, dtting. making and
finishing of corsets dresses and m'lhnery'
big money in It. patterns cut Apply
M'DOWELL'S 310-3lS 6th-ave.
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LOST.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES--5OO second-hanI
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. e EDDY. 33s Madiso1-r
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co,ITER .NHALING INSTITUTE.

a3s rIcNON-AvE. Now York CITY. 1he
o' r.neat OF the piney woods sent TO your
room, no matter where you live. Sonsump-
,;on Catalrn. Asthma and Hay Fever sue
oo"<r,,IIv treated with Or. OUhIbt' ,
VAPORIZER AND INHALER. Rooms and
,,nined nurses. Examinations free.