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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-15

nCEANA COUNTY, Mich, banner county
~ of the world, for rich farming, fruit grow
ing and fine climate, where crops never fail;
the garden spot of the earth. Tor home in
it, write ]. D. S. Hanson, Hart, Mich,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-15

T OOK! LOOK!-12o acres miles ont; so
II acres in cultivation; part valley; a mile
to school; pleasant location, comfortable
buildings; $1,000. L. d. Raymond, Mountain
View, Mo.
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water are coming in fast and it is evil
dent that this flood proved more disas-
trous to the farmers than did the high
water of former years.
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EOR SALE-S0O acre ranch, fne improve
ments. Good location In best part of coun.
ty; goes cheap II taken soon. Il. Higginboth-
anys Faulkton, N. ID.
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TRAFFIC STOPPED,
oskaloosa Visited by Two Inches o
Rain Last Nioht.

Oskaloosa, July l4.-(Special.) y
Two inches of rain fell last night ant
augmented the floods. No trains are
being run on the Iowa Central anc
none on the Rock Island south of here
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SEND ME the names of ten farmers who are
about to seek homes aud will have
the best northwestern farm paper sent to you
1or one year. X. w. Simpkins. Omenlee, N. d.
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FOR SALE-16o acres level. dark soil, i'm
! proved; good location; good stock and
grain farm; $40 per acre. Also 500 acres choice
stock farm. $50 per acre. These are both great
bargains. 100 miles from Chicago. c. c.
Churcht1l, Hearthstoue Farm, Dowagiac. Mich
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16O-ACKE improved, located near school
and station, S4s. Owner, j. w. Nuzum,
Conger, Iowa - '
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

For SALE-Drug stock town of $500; $1,000
stock; Southern Iowa. I'd. A. care
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WANFED-Your watch clock or jewelry re-
pair work. We will guarantee good lob
or refund your money. Oscar Arnold, Expert
American Matchmaker.
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Observation-Disclosures
& BASEBALL.

100000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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EOR SALE---4o acres. mostly in meadow:
L 4.room frame house; fine water; 2 acres
orchard !; 6 miles front city. Also new 5-room
frame house; cellar,, barn, good repair; in city
of 5000 population. Either place for 81 900,
half down. Bargains. w. B. Williams, Mt.
Vernon Ill ,s' = VI
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AND ENCURSlON-I go with party TO
Qlin, Mimi, July 18th. Ten years time 10
pay Tor farm at per cent; expenses returned;
l, send party every Tuesday and Thursday. ].
E. Houghland, Eldou, Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-15

MANY TRY, BUT FEW SGCCEED in
repairing watches satisfactorily. We
nainsprings are the best: we guarantee them.
Oscar Arnoid's Jewelry and Music Store.
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WANTED.

WANTED young men from WapelIo
County at once to prepare for Positions in
the Government Service. Apply to Interstate
CORES. Inst, Cedar Rapids, Ia
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-15

- Wapello and Fourth aud Henry Mon
tagne's, South Side, ladies' gold watch con
tanning picture. Liberal reward paid for it's
return to Mrs. Ed Manchester, Balliugall
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EOR SALE-An improved farm of 800 acres:
good soil, new house, 16x24 two-story, Z
1926 ~ story; barn 2ox4S, wing 20x4S;graliary
l6x3U. Good we'll and windmill. Good grove:
$50 acres in crops, 90 acres meadow. Write for
prices and terms. The Farmers Land Co.,
Madela, MINI.
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LSOR SALE-Coal lands. Doyle Brothers
l desire to sell their farm at Willard coal
mines, Wapello county, Iowa. John Doyle; lS6
Emma street. city,
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
one-half centper word, each insertion.
LOST.

OST-A coat somewhere between reservoir
- and miles on road TO Kirkvi1lc; light in
color. containing an amber cigar holder and a
photograph. Inquire at Wapello Cigar Co.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-15

For SALE-Short hcrn bulls-A lew good
yearlings. right; registered, Il. II Jones.
Packwood. Iowa. ,gs
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EOK SALfs-Improvedf farms from so to 400
acresieach in Vernon county, Mo-, the ban
ner county. Price from SIS to $35 per acre;
prairie land. Excursions from all Iowa points
For particulars address E. N. Green, Nevada.
Missouri. ~,
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FOR SALE.

FIOlS SALE-26o acres-A farm in section 2s
township 40, range 10. Come and see it.
Splendid land for SIS per acre. Cali ON Il. s..
Poston, Fulton, Mo.
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FOR SALE-Good milk COW.
i esq T. X nysart

BARGAINS in North Missouriland. 1 han
die nothing but bargains in real estate.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Large farms spec.
ialty. Write ME. II. c. Butts. Chillicothe, Mo.
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d. I. Rambo, Plaintiff, VS.. A. ]. Wicker,
Orlando Segar, Pauline Segar, George Sc
gar, James Segar Andrew Segar, Jefferson
Segar and Elizabeth j. Hubbard Defend
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EOH SALE-Farm of 400 acres adjoining
the city of Eaton, Ohio; will sell ali or sell
III three separate farms; all have building ;
good grain, stock or dairy farm; good 1oca-
ton. For particulars call on or address w. G..
Banfill.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-15

MISSOURI FARMS FOR sALE-osare
River Valley, 100 miles south of Kansas
City. Send stamp for circular. Henry Nor
gan, Osceola. Missouri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Young GIRL LIRFD FROM HOME.
Went Ava, win strange Man to Take
q Position Police Searching

PATERSON, y. j.. OCT IL Tn police Of
this city have been ask ID 10 find May .rcsoa
20 years old who up To- Got. s lived with
her family At Ninotcenth avenua and East
Twenty-iith street. 81" answered m ad-
vertsement in New York paper for girl
TO do light housekeeping. A Nell-dress I'd
man came 10 her home il reply 70 hnr letter.
He engaged her, saving that his family con
sisted Of himself, hi' wife aud a little daugh-
ter. The girl went away with tho s,rang ~.
That was the last seen or heard of hnr
Her family do not know tho name of the
man. A. near as they ca remember the
address he gave was 3 Morningside
avenue, Harlem, On" Of Miss Lessons
sisters went there this week, but could not
find any such number The family bcliev.
that the girl has been deceived 10 her un.
doing aud they have asked the police 10
hep them To find her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
llOlts Republican Ticket.

BUFFALO, Oct. i7..-Charlcs W. Sickmon
who was First Assistant District Attorney
under the Republican regime unit fey
months ago, when he resigned in the hope
of getting the Republican nominal ion for
District Attorney, has boled the Repub-
lcan ticket. The Democrats are iubilant
in consequences, but the Republicans as
-e~t that Sickmon's detection amounts to
nothing. inasmuch n his weakness was
revealed al the county convention. when,
after working tor wee,'s to get delegates,
ha did not receive single vote Sick
mon says his reason for boiling is that
the local Republican ticket il, machine
made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
THE WIDOW FOOLED HIN.
Promised 10 We'd. Got Money and Remained
Away From Poor Terry.

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j.. Oct. IL Mrs
George Mack, an attractive widow Of Utica
\, Y. has caused some anxiety in the
heart Of George Terry of Hightstown
10y failing to keep an engagement TO meet
him here 10 become his bride,
Having effected satisfactory under
standing WITH Mrs Mack through a mutual
friend. Terry sent money for the pavmen,
Of her fare 10 Hightstown He received in
answer an aTectonate note Of thanks. in
which she said that she would arrive on
Wednesday evening Terry prepared a
banquet for his prospective bride. but no
widow appeared and no word wa eceived
in exclamation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
SAYS AGED HUSBAND BEAT HER.
veteran Frederick siler's Giri vile Accuses
Him NJ Cruelty and Non-SuppOrt.

Frederick Sler. wel-to-do veteran of
the Civil War. Is years old. who married
eight cen year-old Minnie Wolf in Ho-
boken three months ago. il accused by his
wife Of failing to support her and treating
her cruelty. Siler wants g. realize money
on his real estate 80 he can invest ia stocks.
It's because ] have refused TO sign a
mort gage that he is abusing me-" MIR.
Silcr said TO Recorder Stanton yesterday
when ehe obtained a warrant for him.
Once he hit me over the forehead with a
chair. and OIL another occasion he beat me
with an iron bar. His general treatm
OF me the past few weeks has been shame
full"
street, in several days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
PEDLER ~ TWO COLLISTONS.e
Horse Frightened by One car Pokes His
Head Into Another.

A pedler'- wagon. owned and driven by
Frank Labor Of 4is Fast Six,y-fourth street
was bumped by an east going Thir y'four'h
street car in from, Of the Herald Square
Hotel yesterday afternoon. The big sorrei
horse that drew the wagon was 20 fright
oned thai w started toward Broadway
on the rua. A aou&hbound Sixth avenue
trolley car was AZ the crossing and the
-orrol horse crashed into il His head
went through window and friGh, ened
the women Passengers:
Before tho horses head was released
several windows had been broken. Several
women were scratched by the flying glass,
but non. needed medical attention.
The sorrel horse was badly cut about the
head and is believed to be injured inter-
nally. Labor, The owner, was thrown from
the wagon when the horse ran into the car,
but was not hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Executor Sued for Accounting.

George Wallace, guardian for + Il Hunt
an infant heir of the late William L. Hunt
who died at Bellmere in 1890. applied in
the Queens county Surrogate's Court in
Jamaica yesterday for an order 10 compel
Richard l.. Hunt. surviving executor Of
William l.. Hunts estate, TO make an ac-
counting: OF the personal property 81 go
j. alleged To be missing There were orig
nally two executors, Joseph q. and Rich
ard l.. Hunt, sons of tho testator Joseph
g.. who died some time ago had the active
management Of the affairs, and after his
death an examination Of the accounts. il il
alleged. revealed no trace OF the above
named amount.
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MRS. YOING GETS 4 NEW WRIT.
First One Was Defective -Tradesmen start
suits Against Her.

Justice Loyentritt yesterday dismissed
a. defective tho writ Of habeas corpus
obtained by Mrs. Louise McAli>ter Young.
by which she sought 10 recover possession
of her two year-old daughter, whom she
ssys her divorced husband, Alexander G.
Young. kidnapped. Another writ was
drawn up and signed by Justice Leventritt.
l. j. rettrnahle on Monday noxt
Several process servers were In court
with summonses for Mrs. Young in suits
begun against her fpr butchers and grocers'
bills Mr. Young declared that he would
pay the bills himself rather than have
his former wife subjected 70 trouble and
indign'v They are for small II amounts
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NEW COrNTERFEIT $40 NOTE.
II Was Discovered AT the state Rank Of
New York by the Receiving Teller.

WASHINGTON, Oct, II The Secret Serv-
ice Bureau has received from New York
a new counterfeit ten-dolar United States
note, which is described as follows by the
bureau;
Series Of 1901, check letter &, plate number
", W Lyons. Register of the Treasury
Ellis " RoO"rt-, Treasurer OF the nitrd
states THIS counterfeit = a photographic
produ"ion on two pieces Of paper. between
~ first glance the note l. deceptive but il
will not bear examination tn. PORTRAITS of
Clarke and LOWS md the picture of tho buffalo
tr" blurred and ser ttchy Al the lathe . or K
i very bad IN" color of tho senl aud large
numrral closely approx lmat's til" genuine
nut ~" Treasury number ~ much darker md
N" ngur"s larger than the gonuiu" Tho
rrcrr ink used ON TIA" back of note i sev.r /
shades too dark
The note was discovered al the State
Bank Of New York by the receiving teller
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
INSPECTOR MARLEY. RETTRES.
Not Under Fire. He says. ana Partridge
Agrees.


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OF o'n"' 'ot"'s Vi N''t u, n'- .i,u ~,
Ihi"h 10 ma any "'ideh'" ''hPhc"'ms 'he
INSPECTOR.
lh" INSPECTOR has spoken 10 m" several
times slnt" have been commissioner about
retiring iniimhting that the time was not
far distant when he would like to leave the
>"ryiCo This morning he made formal ten
der of his application for retirement, which
/ accepted
Tn. Inspector bi,ns.lf denied cnphaiic.
sII,. ,ho, - 90, ,on,,,,i,,, ,,.,, ,,,.,,
' '"'' ~ @'' Vim 80
the hF'h' ss'nnhhR mouse 'ald'ih !h" i'h'
derloin and his own retirement lie took
pains to point on, tina, under he law he was
entitled ,o Inc retired with n mansion beinu
- go al ..,,,i ho,.i,, go, ,hi,,,.,,,e
- ''"'' ''r ",'' '"'''s ~ W" VI w
years on the force. II" admitted mat he
was still In excellent physical COndit ION and
did not feel worn on, at all
He also admitted that Inspector Brooks's
-, H. ..;',,.. a, s,'',.'.,;., ..,,,i
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houses on top "i ms own ADMITTED ihabiiity
even to find them had made him feel bad
When he said this he she'd "A few tears
A. result, Of Harlev's retirement, In.
-,.,,, - III e., a. ,l l..
P' ~" - ','i'' ""7 v'''''' 'V"n
from ~" nlA'h dis'n'' 10 TAKE command
y me flpst' ana Inspector ,Iosr, VINO was
"HodiE h,tough Inspector Tor Inc bronx,
"iich Is hiti'cal WIN IN" Borough
Inspector Harry '''aihe nleilper OF
N" tor'" ~ M ana rolindsmar Two
years td'er' pu' had '" "al' fourteen years
,nr ms pr9,hotl"h 10 sergeahtcy' IN"
,'oo-eNe' boarh Oh 'othiilisS'ohsrs mace
. MN acdftaih IN lss6 ana shortly after
ward ne was called L" Hcadquar'ers AZ an
ac'lng inspector. Ia lss7 no was formally
pr1'n"ten Ia 'ha' rank,
Aholt TWO Eeafs ago Inspector lfHrley
vas placed IN chargn oi The fourth inspec-
non dIN'r,'t' in"'lnlne me original Zen
! d"rloih as well a. IN" dlotrrt Jns' norm
OF H. which l. now becoming known as me
upper lend"'loin. Al no time during his
command was there much polio" activity
against the gambling resorts. In fact
Harley frequently expressed grave doubts
| a. To m" existence of any such places in
ms district II" stu doubied when h"
and capt Sheehan were asked by Com
missioner Partrldg" few weeks ago 10
make out sepa rate reports on the gambling
situation in the Tenderloin He and the
captain wer" transferred and their sic
cessors, Inspector Brooks ard Capt Walsh,
| IN one nlgh' raiCed tNo notorious gambing
resorts. II has been asserted. since that
| happened, that Harley would have 10 face
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
com ENPTIES 4 SCHOOy.
Plenty Of Coal In Cellar, but Heating Ap.
paratus Was Not Ready,

Pubic school No NJ, in Church avenue.
tlatbush. was closed Yesterday because of
III" cold Bv reason of the negligence of
some one, IN" heating apparatus Of the
building was not in order, and ali hough.
uhlik" sister schools in the suburbs, there
Was plenty of coal in the cellar fir. could
not DO ado and 500 pupils were dismissed
A. II o'clock IN tho morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Husband says VIE. VINO Is Suing Him for
separation. Tried TO kiII Him.

Supreme Court Justice Dckey in Brook
Ign Yesterday awarded 81 week alimony
and s2j counsel fee Ia Anna Bacouby, pend.
ing tho trial OF her sUlt against Simon
Bacouby for separation. She charge
cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple
were married in Paris, France, in 1885. and
the defendant deserted his vito in August
last.
The defendant alleges in hi answer
'la' on one occasion while eating soup at
his home he found two fine needles in his
mouth and he accuses his wife OF having
placed the needles in his soup. hoping he
would swallow them He also alleee.
Hhe gave him poisoned Jelly to eat and
.av~ she was intimate with man named
f"gel The plaintir denie, all the allie
cations and says they are due W Q diseased
Imagination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
She Tore Flaming Clothing From Husband
Both In Hospital.

James Fief and his wife, Emma, who
were severely burned by the explosion Of
kerosene lamp in their fat AZ i7+A Eighth
street, Brooklyn. yesterday morning, are
in a critical condition in tho Seney Hos
p,al The lamp was on the table in the
dining room AZ which Mr.. Fief was reading
and III" fame, act fire TO his clothing His
wife. who was in an adjoining room. ran TO
his assistance, While she was tearing on
his burning clothing, her own robe look
fire. Her screams brought some Of the
other occupants Of the building TO the room
and the flames were smothered with
blankets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Ami, crsary OF the Battle OF saratoga.

SARATOGA, Oct I7.Thc members of
Saratoga Chapter, Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution, gathered at Saratoga
Lake this afternoon and observed the
l?5th anniversary of the battle of Sara
toga dinner Wa given AT the Ben Riley
road house, and the leading addresses
were made by Mrs. John +. Hodgman,
MIR. George I. Church and Mrs. William
b. Milman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Union to Build a S,ra,,on Memorial, Hal,

COLORADO SPRINGS, Cot, Oct 1.-THE
Carpenters Union of Colorado Springshas
decided 10 build a s2OO 600 memorial hall
IN honor of the late millionaire mine owner,
W. y. Stratton. The labor Unions Of the
asked u aid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Launching n, New port News To.dp,

NEWPORT NLws, Va. Oct. u. President
Euillauden of ihc Old Dominion Steam.
ship Company arrived in the CITY to.pieh,
from New York 10 attend tho launching
Tomorrow Of the cnmrany's nassonger
and freight steamship Monroe Mrs
y MONTAGUE. wife of GOV Montague. viii
chr~icn the shin. ~"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
"i''ed TITS wife, Wounded Viu,,,,

MARION, Ind, OCT ~ John S,corrcp-
burg shot and Killed ~ wife AT their homo
west "i this city to-day. Ec then aad
!" escape an armed yosso and shot and
fatally wounded himself in a field not far
from his house '''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

~ HIIl NOTICES.

WANTED Master electrical mAchiniSt, So o. per
diem dissemination viii he held At the New lork
Navy Yard, October 20, 1902. to MI the shove posi-
tion For application and further information
CAAS. II. DARLING. Acting Secretary VI the Navy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
PROPOSALS.
>>>s>-~s~s-~s-s 49, = - = N-e--#s-l-
TRFASr DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY

OFFICE or THE SfCRFTARN
WisHISGToS. October H. 1907
PROPOSALS will bc received. 10 be pcncd a. I?
o'clock NJ. November IS 100? Tor me sale 70 the
yenen,y located no, south Of ?sd nor north OF
sch. street. for the NEW POST OFFICE 'I.DlNG
or block. containing not less than sixty thousand
square feet Of ground is required zach proposal
showing the widths Of saaceni Streets and d aoss
,hc grades, and the character Of founda,iono ob
be removed by The V.nd"r Within ninety , days
after written NOTICE ana the vendor SNAIL ray al,
seated, msissd .IEnoF9sAf roR SEW 7, 8
sEcRfrARy 6FNH HHf fRrk,SSiH R'fS S, y
viSING ARCHITECT, Washington, .. G.
secretary Of i M NJ fIt.Mi
pos'ms-t-r ,ien.rsl
Attorney General Of the United states
GOVERNORS ISLAND, y. Y. II. sept ~, 1902
ra. Forage Sna ap ,G' camp o
n Thomas, Ga ring year ending June o. 1898
S Be s91 81 S'm 70 r 81 @G
Any any ORAL ptoposs or any part 'hcrcof ln'orma
s Gn rpsnss Is npSson
TSons." JOIN siMp$9T."A . KIP geo u"
FORT MSrR. Va o., q. iaoe sealed proposals.
Ssved ua o H'6ans "asr i" w Sr T on
application. ". ;. reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bid, or any part thercoi In.
>clopes containing bids should be endorsed PRO.
poSals for Water Main" addressed Capt W. r.
Clark. QusrtcrnaN~r.
FORT ETHAN ALLEN. VI. OCT 10 100? -
sealed proposals IN tripllCat" for con S'ruc'iug
! single BarTacL | stable. I Gun shed, Will be re
ccNed here until I? VI Nov, ION. 1909. + :. re-.
serves right to reject or accept any or all bids
Information furnished on application Envelopes
containing proposals must be Endorsed. Proposal :
for Construction" addressed Lieut. George Gsrliy.
O. NJ.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTlM t1fS for building n
pier al the foot OF East 1921 street Borough Of
The Bronx and for furnishing cobhle and rprap
stone. will be received by the Commit >Sioncr Of
Docks. Pier a.. Battery Place, North River. until
y clock noon. on Friday. October "a 1902. For
flll particulars see Cty Record
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
SITl ATOMS ". NTED-u<JES.

NAltt!NAN Handy and experienced man. da>
H,I Isl HN. ''"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
a. DIR. AND MRS. MALE Immediately cure IN.
reguiarteS without operation, pain or use Of nstrI.
inents, absolute relief or Nc charge. specialists
n years experience, consult alton free. conNdcn.
lal, Established - years West ltth vt SPECIAL,
NOTICE-Lsdcs desiring exclusive privacy, but
who object TO visiting an Once building. are ia.
Nted TO call upon the doctor at MS ele xant pryal.
house i25 West t5tn ST. for advice regarding their
cases. Consultation free, confidential.
MRS RorHkR\NI old. reliable. expert, skill;
safe. painless treatment for female irreguarItIss
no matter cause or standing: success guaranteed
conhncmen'S, adoption. mothcrk care. Connien
tal. private 2Si West I'D it. eth and sth avs
Tc'rnhonr, Nss 18Th
~. " iCkEAr PERMANENT CURE IN diseases
of men dana ilS cases solicited, relief at onre
those desiring only frst class scientific treatment
should call, The leading specialist Or BONSIHt'R
III West ?lst So Hours Ia 3. ! to 0. sundays iOl?
DIR and MRS. SCHROEDER. female specialists
careful skiful, confidential treatment: absolutely
private, 20 Fast 5sth 81.
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lIities ai ONCE without pain. FEE 80
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WANTED tomucl"nt railroad machiuiJ,
hoNrruahci, and slack smiths for out % tow good
waco apply between \. " and T.. NJ 10 l.
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NEEDLES iND POISONED JELLY.

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MILIINER, AND DRrSSM \kuNC.

DRESSM Akl,G desires engagement, out hN ds,
Me DuWcl system, moderate terms.
MRS. HOLMES. 20 West lSath st