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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
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ontgomcr City, Mo.

Montgomery City, Mo-,
Editor TRIBUNE;
dear Sir;-No doubt many will
want to hear from my crowd that
left Montgomery Saturday. July
Goth The crowd consisted II per-
sons. The Wabash put Us into
Kansas City on time; there we
boarded the Rock Island In charge
OF Conductor w. II. Thomas, lcav.
ing Kansas City Mt 9;5O p. IN. maxi
ing good time until we got to Me-
Farland. Kansas, where they meet
the Omaha train and transferred
mail. This train being late, delay
ed US nearly I hours. Morning
found ~ ut this place, then we had
n fine view of the Grass hopper
state, which is the prctticst coun-
try | ever looked ut. In travelling
over the Rock Island route they
pass through broad prairics that
stretched clear to the horiZpnc,
dotted with fine farm houses aud
barns In every direction, large
herds Of stock In pastures could he
seen, with wind mills hero aud
there, pumping out crystal water
to the white faced aud Durham
cattle. These sights on either
side. kept the crowds spirits bolY-
ed up. Occasionally some one
would see Jack Rabbit, and the
boys would yell to see him run.
When we ncarcd the western edge
the golden wheat fields met u
eyes, aud this Interested the crowd,
for you could see nothing but
wheat n far az your eyes could
carry you. Enquiry at the sta
tions along through this wheat
belt which extends lar into Okla
homa, told us that the yield runs
from 20 to 10 bushels per acre OF
No. . wheat, of course when we
crossed into the Oklahoma We be-
gan to look for Indians, and some
were shake about stcppin. on,
but they have gotten used to the
sights now. My crowd all regis-
tered yesterday evening, first their
own papers and then each had n
soldiers claim, which they rcgis-
tered nslo, making n total of %
claims. My crowd r NIL con-
ildcnt of getting II 100 acres of as
fine land as ever n crow ilcw over.
This is a fine country and several
thousand people will get fine farms.
We have our tent stretched on a
main street in III Reno out in the
resident part, fortunately we found
n gentleman who allowed us tn set
up in his yard, which makes our
tent a little private. FL Reno is a
nice town OF $500, many fine build
ing and stores, The daily paper
this morning states that ii,67a
registered yesterday, but don't
vouch for this amount, AZ | am
sure my crowd was not counted.
was around some the registering
places and they were not crowded
and don't think that there were
near this number registered,
The Rock lslaHd road is doing
a wonderful business, train load
after load of stock met US on oui
trip. Passenger trains are coming
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02

for many years by running a
small stock ranch.
The clerk registered her. The
chances are that her husband who
swore he was dependent upon his
wife for support al-o registered
somewhere else, although under
law ho is not entitled to a claim.
George II. Brown is advertising
in the local papers that he wants
to form the acquaintance of a
good looking young lady eligible
to register, with martimony in
view. Brown has registered, but
for fear he will loose out he l. will
ing to marry n fair damsel pro-
viding she draws a good quarter
section.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02

Strive, strive. my soul, 10 ba limo
sent; yes, b%enefcent. Does any man
wound thee? Not only forgive. but
work into thy thought intelligence n,
the kind OF pain. that thou mayest
aever infiict II on another spirit. Then
ITS wonk Ii done: 1t will never search
thy whole nature again.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02

Cason's Pharmacy un-
der the Opera House &C
curacy, carefully selected
drugs, moderate CHI argos
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
Over-WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood In your body passes through
our kldneys once every three minutes.

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they III
ter out The waste or
impurities In the blood.
II they are sick or on,
Of order. they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matisln come from ex-
cess Of uric acid In the
blood. due TO neglected
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
THE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

One copy one year in advance si.O0
One copy 8 months, in advanc, 60c
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02

Miss Mabel Digg-, the accom-
plished daughter of Mrs. Annie l..
Diggs, state librarian of Kansas,
Is somewhat supcrstitious. At
home she wears an opal ring.
She took II OILY when she started to
III Reno TO draw for n claim,
for fear that Il would give
her bad luck. AZ she stepped OF
the train here she found u rusty
horse shoe. She Is holding on to
II. She says she feels certain
now of winning a home.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02

The registration clerks say hey
are satisfied that n vast number Of
girls under age are swearing f,Isc-
~ to their ages In oder to rcgis-
ter, 80 anxious are they to got u
chunk of land. But they will
loose out la the long run, even IL
they do draw n claim, becausa the
land department of the govern
mont will have a force VI special
men ut work In the new country
Immediately after the opening to
ferret out MI frauds.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
ATTRACTS The WOVEN.
MAIDS AND WIDOWS ARE NUmsR.
ocS AMONG hOMESEEkgRS.

FL Reno, o. r., July i9.-The
Women arc taking n deep interest
in the great American lottery TO be
pulled OIL und,r the auspices OF
the federal government on July 20.
They are coming from every sec
ton ofthc country 10 take a chance.
Governor Richards estimates that
Mt least 1900 women will have
registered. This lottery schomc
appeals to The womon n strong-
ly a. To the mon. 4 person
docsnt have 70 put up n cent ior
his ticket unless he draws u quar-
ter sc,tipn OF land. Most lotteries
requirn cash in advance for the
tickcts. But the government X
easier on it, patrons. II evidently
has moro faith IN it, citizens than
it, citi cns have In each other.
Women, like anyone else, are al
ways ready to try and get
thing Or no.hing. The same
spirit that guides them Ia making
n run Tor q bargain day sale
prompts them 10 come To III Reno
and For sin aud put their names
in the lottery wheel.
Probably every state and terri
tory la the Onion b. represented
here by one or more women. OF
cour,c, the great body Of them nrc
from Oklahoma, Indian Territory.
Arkansas and Texas. Mnny city
girE are on the ground waiting for
the lottery 10 bc pulled oil They
arc good lockers aud fine Dress
crs. too.
Sale Ward, who gave her adj
dress asa Fyrt Madison. Ia. told
the registration clerk that II she
drcw-d clnim she was going to start
n horse ranch on It.. ''My father
Is n horscman In Iowa." said she,
''and | propose 10 Ice n horscwo-
man in Oklahoma" Miss Ward l.
a %vivacious little girl. and her
greatest difficulty, II she locotcs in
this country, will De to stand oil
matrimonially inclindcd young
men.
J.. II. Davis, In charge of one of
the booths. registered nm old wo-
man from Arkansas the other day.
Her name was Amanda Wheeler.
She gave Fort Smith as her home.
al am the seventeenth one In our
family to register for n claim in
the now country" snid she. | have
sixteen grown boys and everyone
of them has registered. Tho fami-
ly ought to get several claims out
of the bunch. don't you think"
Another clerk ut the womon's
booth tells n pathetic incident. A
pretty, young girl came into the
booth to register. She was only
II years old.
"Arc you mnrricd?'
mo. sir"
"Arc you a widow"
mo, sir"
"Thc head OF a family?"
'No, SIR"
"Undcr what provision OF the
law do you seek n homcstead?"
Tho girl colorod up. She crowd
cd down the Jumps in her throat.
She hcsitatcd. Tears began TO
trickle from her eyes.
~ am n mother"
"That's all right" said the
clerk, "herc il your certificate.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
STORAGE NOTICES

TIIT I-TDFFSIGNEI,. viii sell at auc-
tion. On the lltk day - AaTcE. 1891, al
70 80 a ~ az 'agues S:1rag Ware
house. 2Is West 3Tth 81. Ci,y n New
York all goods and effects stored al said
v-ar-hous- in the following names viz g
Kat Kuze!er Mary J. Sfoh'e George
Hartz. Julia Cro1iu. Margaret Gray. Annie
Pierce Mrs. Refs Johnston. Kate Eeardon.
CatharLne Hwy-T MaTy fiizslmUous. Mrs
O'rounor Mrs Miller Reid Martha No
CIeuen. Minnie Marion Lizzie Dunn, Annie
Reilly BELLA Griffin. =. A. Bl8sE Harry
Burke Dolly Burke. Polly Mailoy Mrs. JOS.
Motion I.ottie Bell henry StbIey. James
T'EornWeu. Cathar.ne Burns Bertha Hatton
AMI others. n the storage now due be not
paid before the .3d day ~ February. 1901.
o.. I'D A-w-A oTk February 2d 1901
IaME.s EAGNEN Al.tl.naer
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
DEEsSMahING.

DREssMahIyG.
TRIlTB MADE SUITS FREE
ANY LADY can secure a handsome taller
worth SOS absolutely free q charge with
very Nttle trouble 10 herself. CAL after
Moons only TIE MOSTkOWITZ LADIES
TAILOBs. 25 West s2d- near ath-aVe.
ARTISTIC FRENCH Millinery Hats
copied from latest models al reasof.atie
prices; adies' own materials mace up
CORRECT STYLES. perfect NJ superior
work and fnish. faultless skiy, droop. r.
sponsihle reasonable. storm suits Mrs-
COOKE. 2s5 West 4sth-st. near Bnuadway.
DREssMAKER.-Ar,i thorough. high
est references aay or week. city or coun-
Try. THOROUGH. i.edS Broadway.
DRESsMAKER. French. competent IN all
branches. good maker of French hngsrie'
out ~ tho day or private family r@ser-
ences. AMELE. las East ssth -
srYIISH and artistic aressnaking az home
or out a. reasonable rates; refnodell,ng
perfect ntring can CONWAY. % Past
J0th-st.
DREssMAKER Good. hrst class cutter
ana litter 81 - per day. - ". 2aJh-st
MME. ELDER. Dressmaklng Psrlors. 37s
CzIt.al Park West. between 9Ith and A>th
made suits. trousseauN, morning. etc. SUITS
made 20 order az eight hours notice, perfect
~ guaranteed. Fur garments FeInooeued-
Terms reasonable.
MILLER q FENDER. eressmakerz. 2l9
West s9fh 81. can take more customers
Tor the coming sei son; excellent ntters and
designer; prices reas anable: also ohildTen's 5
freEsnlakinE
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
COSTUMES AND ARMoRERs.

NAN HORN a SON "a EAST BOTH ST.
near RrladNay.-Thestr Historical,
Eal MasGue ana Tahleau Costumes made 10
order and % hire. Telephone.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
CaTaRRH CURED.

FREE To Introduce will send free Quan-
tity hest remedy on earth for Catarrh. Ad
dIcss MEDICAL. INHALATION CO. 10
"a est l25th-s NeW-Hork.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
GERMAN VETERINARY SUR
GENNS.

DR. LUDWIG PEINE. German Veterinary
Surgeon: house animals a specially -po
East S31 - Highest references
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
BABY CARRIAGES A Go-cARrs.

CRANDALI. CARRIAGE CO. 56s 81 ave.
marufacturer = Raby Carriages and pat
ent Gs-Carts Of the newest ana best styles
show az our NaTeTl,lms. Open eNenlngi.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
BOOKS.
L1vEBlNG'S BOOK sT0RE {
7 Il'-''III y F'"0F u III'.III y u IFIT u q
81 has removed 20
NoQ RnOADNAN NyEAR faTF4 --.

Se3 BROADWAY. NEAR 18th ST
Everybody IN New York ana for fft,
miles around knows Lowering. Hts stors a
headquarters Tor b0ak-lovers and bod
buyers. All kincs Of books 20 suit AL
tastes and all pOckstbo0ks Histo ical
b0oks. biographical, religious. scien inc.
books of travel. books OF hction book Tor
children. poetry. etc., etc. Anytkius yotl
want and positively al the lowest urfces 20
be had in the United States
Encyclopedias on safe for a song-Ap-
pletOn's. Chambers. Bfitnnnica and peo-
pies. Books ana libraries purchased.
LOWERING. h23 Broadway. near l2th 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PARALLEL FLOORS.

CHARLES ROAk. 2l2 West 36th-st. Wax
and Narnish Pollsher and Repairer Of
Antique Furniture. Parquet Floors cleaned
and polished All kinds of waxing. varnish-
ing and polishing. China. glass and house
hold goods packed
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
DIAMoNDs.wArcHEs. JEuELRY

y. MAILER. Established 1877 -a2 81
ave.-Special bargains in diamond seyrelrS
the diamond setting: watch ana clock re
r~4Ftns
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
BATH CABINETS.

IRWIN'S are the best: cures nervous. liver
and kidney troubles; book free IRWIN
MFG Co l23 Chambers-st-. New-Nork-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
SCIENTIFIC MANICURING.

BEAUTIFUL. GROWTH OF HAIR.
by a Rational and Hygienic Method Of
Treating the Scalp Yoge for hair 81 90.
Manicuring and Facial Massage skilfully
done. Pupils taught perfectly Miss
80 FWSTFR. - Easr ITth-e'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PHoToGRaPHERs' SUPPLIES.

NEw-YoRK CAMERA EXCHANGE. ia
Fulton Largest supply: lowest prices.
Cameras bought, sold, exchanged; send for
bargain list.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES.

STAR GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
simplest most reliable and economical
save money by buying of nanufae tureTs
direct. J. & !. HOMAN. $40 West br"ao
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
GRECo-RoMAN PHYSICAL CULT
IRE.

CIR ECO-ROM IN School Of Physical cult
ure-Reduces sIperfiuous hesh. masses
perfect form and health. special ihsliLT
iion ~ lafiee ans children. Z. GAGl.l-
ANN aaa sfh-aNa-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
HEALTH. STRENGTH A VITALITY

GOOD BRAIN ought 80 have good
body. ana a good body ought O. have
strong healthy muscles SlerlAi after Lion
given 20 inyali1s and children Prof JOHN
AI.ENANDERSDN ~ East 59th - Terms
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
ABSORPTION TREATMENT.

~AVOID THE KNIFE. E."-Archihald' an
s.orption treatment cures tuinort, pti'7'
ovarian diseases fSXi0us backache. nci
yousnsss. without surgery. sena Tor ho0A
and free samples. ARCHIBALD iNsIl-
TfTTE. i.135 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
THE tiIIItATlIE.

HELEN GARDNER Facial Massage and
Manicuring Parlors. 19O sixth Ave bet
s4th and i5th Streets. electrical scalp
treatment. Nilratory. facial massage. man
touring. all kinds Of baths. harmless
method ~ removing superf.uous hair
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
aSTRoIoGY AND PALMIsTBN.

kAfE. FRANCIS. true olairvoyant, card
reader. Reads life from cradle 20 grave.
Reunits ssnarated soc 81 Hours, lo-o,
fundays Included 322 West l.aln ~.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
HEALER ENGLAND CELEBRATED

HEALER ENGLAND CELEBRATED. 26S
Ne=t .ssth-sf - Rheumatism. Grippe. -
vousness cured. Vital Magnetism Nine.
DE NONASTERNS-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
aRrIrIoraL PALMS AND PLANTS

ferns. etc. r y EIMORE. successor
rronical Decorative l'lan Co., - West
ssrh 81 Boston hran,.n 4s Dolumhus -ay.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
ELECTRIC MOTORS. DYNAMos.

ELECTRIC MOTORS. dypamos. new and
second hand. bought. sold. exchanged and
Installed D. = HOLGOMB. 81 Dey-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.

A A ZIMMERMAN. 2O7 West 9sth- 81.
Painter. Decorator and Paperhanger. Par
duet floors WaNed CT shellacked- All kinds
II varnish work and cabinet finishing
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
HAIR AND SCALP TREATMENT.

TIE HAIR and Scalp scientifically treated 4.
examination free. first cure. then pay.
! PROF. GEORGE GTLI-STHOM. 2s7 Gfh-sr
SCIENTIFIC home treatment for paIiruff.
Itching Scalp and Falling Hair Micro
| scoTical examination free. q daily.
| NEW- YORK HAIR AND SCALP INSTI
| TI-TE 22s Nest sGfh- -
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
HELP WANTED.

AGENTs!-Booker T. Wsshinston has ", ~,
ten his autobiography. The st9.y o, ny
Life and Work" Here is a Lfe s'8ay 4n
agents make AXE SO per day: big discounts:
freight paid: exclusive territory: outfit free
J. L. NICHOLS & co. NaperviEe. III
ATTENTION. men. IS take you 10 any Eu-
ropean port London. Liverpool. Ham.
burg. Bremen: also free passas prossL.D p.Ss y,
Apply SHIPPING OFFICES. Chnton-st.
or 70 West-st.
DRAUGHTsMAN- Mechanical; wanted. in
telIigent young man TO work In drawing
room connected with shops situated 10 miles
outside OF New-York. Chance for advance
ment. GOOD CHANCE. Box u. Tribune
Office
MECHANICS engineers. electricians. IRE
men etc. A free scholarship in engineer
ing will be awarded 10 Few ssll @ @IeSOtil-
msnded applicants. AMERICAN SCHOOL
OF CORRESPONDENCE. Boston. Mass
POSITIONS UNDER THE GOVERNMENT.
-rousands Of appointments will be made
from civil Service examinations 10 be held
everywhere in March and Ap,L eSta1SSpe 5,'Sp
OF information free COLI MBlAN COX
RESPOSDENCE COLLEGE, washington
y. C.
Statesmen. To sell imported and domes-
tfc liquors. principally fine Kentucky
whiskfes and blends case and barrel goods.
1gnnlrs
the right mS f.; salary or commission r. ;
STRADER * SON. 20 and II z. Water-st-,
Lexington. Ky.
statesmen wanted 10 sell our goods by
sample 20 Wholesale and retail trade We
are the largest and only manufacturers in
cur line in the world. Liberal salary paid
Address CAN-DEN MFG. CO. Savannah.
THE BOOK wAR!-Lfe and Times Of
off DiAta
book; biggest and best; prices cut; 20 per
cent profit; 1000 agents wanted; million
copies will be sold In % DAYS; valuable pre-
miums free with each book. credit given:
freight paid: general agents wanted on sal
aFy. book outfit alone free: both book and
premium outfit prepaid for zoe order quiek-
address sole authorized American pNphsh-
ers. MONROE BOOK CO. Chicago.
TRUSTWORTHY PERSON 20 trsvel for old
established. reliable house; positively no
canvassing required: ealary sIoo ana eN-
psnEes. fnciuse self-addressed, stamped en-
velone MANAGER. 3s5 Caxton Building.
Chicago
TRAVELLING sAI.EsMEN.-Tothe the whole
sale and retail trade only; sala5y.i>51:[Uo ,y -
ton Building. Chicago
WANTED.-A few recruits for a company
IN a National Guard regiment. Members
have use Of rife range. library. pool tables
and bowling alleys For full particulars
address STAR Box {. Tribune Office
WANTED-For a new business. competent
men accustomed TO canvass for Industrial
Insurance or book subscription; must have
good business record. liberal commission
will be paid. Apply 10 Room All. Pine
St, NewYork
WANTED.--Man TO represent responsible
Manufacturing House, salary Of $50
paid for two weeks trial Important. per
maneut position n satisfactory. Address c.
NJ co Box 1.4l3 Philadelphia. Pa.
WANTED 70 travel 70 Europe by
assisting feeding live stock on fast steam
eTs: also experienced cattlemen for steady
work. Call personally ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE. cor 200 2d--t
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
ART DEALERS

PICTURE FRAMES and nre art water
colors etchinCs on paintings. regNong
n specialty- PHILIP Sl'NAL. 5T1 Madison
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
Ct TLIcRs,

CUTLERY ~ every description on hand
ma ie % order and repaired. AZ q
KNA CTIIS 81 Johu-st. and a NassRu-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
GARRETT CLEANING.

Careful. CARPET CLEANING Co.-car-
pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on the
floor. T. S5s Broadway. al East ash -.
COE 6 BRANDT. Tel. ls2-3sth,
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
ATTORNEYS.

.TrORNFvs and costs provided FOR pros
e-uting legal claims. collections mlalc'
NATIONAL. BUSINESS ASSOCIATION.
Park Row Building.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
Custom TAILORs.

THE cpen door 70 good tailoring Newes'
and freshest goods. Perfert hitting gar
nents ADOLF HNMAN, u Spruce 81
near Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
EXPERIMENTAL WORK.

CRESCENT MACHINE woRKs.-Tool. die
ana rno-sel makers. experimental work: in
ventions perfected. - West-st., NeW-foTk-
Tel call lS5 Corflantf
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
THROAT LING SPECIALIST

DIR CHAs. MDONAI.D specialist throat
and lungs. . West Sth-st between 5th
AM Erl aN.s
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
HRAss AND IRON BEDsTEADs
AND HAIR NaITRE>sE>.

I.AMRERTs. lGs WEST I'D ST.-MANt'-
FAC-Tt- RFR'S SAMPLES AT WHOLE
SALE PRICES
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
HaNIEN's PARLORs

4SS BROADWAY. near 'hirop-
r-5v hsiryiressiue and uaulcuring. latest
appliances for shampcoing. ladies' shoes
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
FORAGE,

rAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES
Sth ave. 33d o. 3Itl sts.- Storage 20
furniture. etc. padc.si vans ior moving,
ritv N country: boxing pack!rs shipping
and fnsu-aurs- estimates furnished Tele-
phone call. 3 @iU-sNth -.
TNENTT FTTH CENTI-ItN STORAGE CON
PANY'S new buLfiug iHu a. East
i3Srh- ST. t7-an s-r-HEs essorstle rates .
vans for mssins. p.l-AltE Shipping, est
mates TeisphOre Ss7- MeiroFe
CONTINENTAL. storage Warescuses. 3iS-
si9 " s3d Just OF stt-a.s. Tel 2.5s3
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
NIsGt,ILANEDI =.

MINt ttIIANFUFN =.
mERfEp SuRED RED, At T., HOME ION,
no knife plaster pain. Book and Test
monials mailed FREE. CANCER INSTI-
TT-TE l2i West s2d- st NeW-IOrk
THE ONLY RELIABLE FIRE ESCAPE
The Globe steel Gable Fire Escape. the
sarle speed for any weight: small. neat. r.
versible. self adjusting. cable strength. l.4lT
pounds: m residences of Andrew Carnegie.
Fire Commissioner J. J. Scannen. Mr.
Charles L.anier Mrs. Leopold Calm and n
y. Walker. SC r HUGH. Inventor. .2tg7
l.nrlZ-are.. Nev-York Cii1.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
CAST OFF CLOTHING.

ATTENTION - Ladies desiring % dispose
of their discarded clothing, furs. 1eweiTE'
dc Will receive highest prices Tor same
Address Mrs. COHEN 6a4 6th-aNe.
HIGHEST PRICE f.afd frr lsdies'. gentle
mems and chidren's discarded tl"thins'
tine Evening auT Street Costumes JeWeliH,
Rric-a- Rrac Fufs. SC Mr.. or Mrs. MAJ
tai. 7s4 6;h-ave telephone LOIS = 8sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
ARRIAGEs.

RTNABOTTS SUrreys. Covert Carts
Traps Phaet0ns. steel or pneumatic tires
LENGERT WAGON co. Su2-So6 Nes'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS.

II. r. OI.MsTEAD & co. pattern and
model makers ~ Frankfort St. New
York. and 3l-35 Broadway. Brooklyn Tele-
phone I.O4I John and I S2l williamsburg.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS of famous people
bought and sold. MATTER r. BENJA-
siIN. l22 RroadwRN. Send Or nrice list
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
FuRxIsEEn ROOMS To LET

FIRxFSHsn ROOMS To LET.
$40 WEST Il3TH-ST.-Isrge front room,
nicely decorated: suitable for two; very
reasonable. men preferred.
6S EAST 9Th -ST.-FOur large furnished
front rooms suitable for two gentlemen'
also hall room: in private house. reference.
ziST-ST g. wEST.-TWo furnished rooms
with use % hath. gentlemen only. refer
elces
1919 WEST 9TH ST. near Washington
Square-Four rooms; with and without
bath.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
COAL AND WOOD.
CYLINDER PREssWoRk.

WANTED. -ProsswSrk for large cylinders;
night or day. long NJ short runs, low
prices and decent work. PUBLISHERS
ANNEX L Ross 81. New-N ork city.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
BILLIARD AND ROOF TABLES


MICHAEL. GINZBI-RG. 1876 B1wery. New
and seooud hand bin ard and pool tables.
All kinds ~ billiard pIlies and repairs.
sANDFORD-BEII4- .AMR. manufactur-
ers Ci fth-aye.. opposite ManaTaaker's.
yll.ari pool comhin alton tables. supplies
repairs. HONEST GOODS. prices low.
THE DECKER BIZ ard Poo! and Com
hination Tables and all supplies. tEsst
lS5ol Catalogue fret. DECKER. los East
tth-sf.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABIISS. new and
second hand lowes- prices. easiest terms.
MARN BROS. - Union Sousrc
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
HAT HOSPITAL.

lS,a BROADWAY. bet. 32d ana 3ith s's
Gents hats Of every fescTipu % cured
4 ar diseases C1achmen'E " N spe-
cialty- Artistic work 20 suit al AZ mod
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
WATER FILTERS.

CRoroS WATER is made pure through
the Acorn and Advance Self Cles Ming
stons Filters. IISKE. l.c5s Broacvay.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
IfhPNDIIsM VI.

CERORNF3 teaches hypnotisrn, gives treat
nlenfs. ga IS vicious habits. cunsultati0l
free CEsRORNE SCHOOL OF HYPSo
TISN l22 West 18th -
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL. DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded. $50 broadway.
Rooms 7l7-7ls. telephone 1851 Franklin--
An civil and criminal cases attended 10 by
expert detectives. male aud female.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
AMERICAN CATAPHoREsIs CURE
COMPANY.

CARLSBAD TREATMENT Guarlnt 20
cure Diabetes. Brlght's Disease, Locomo-
,or AtsNia Rheumatism. paraiS sis, only
Branch Of this treatment in Amer ca Ntlle
er cali n West Sgth street
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
HOW To M HEALTHY. BEAUTI-
FtL AsD STRONG.

HEALTH WATER % the World. Ingram
ILthia Water. Natural Specific; Ith~g-
n1atisru Brighf's Disease Indigestion.
Dropsy and Gout INGRAM LLTHIA
WATER 20. ss-57 West 2ath-et.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
COMPLEXION srEcIALIsT.

MMe. Y. DARSY. ~ East e6th-s ST. gives
cNVert facial treatments With lr- Dys'
com 1leNion specialties a. clients resldence
or "a her house. Circular free