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speaker was Hackman Higgins, who
was accommodated The doors were
then closed, the books closed and the
chairman announced the total registra-
ton as above.
Out of the total registrations 125 have
been rejected. The disqualifications
came through the applicants not being
able to read and write, not having lived
long enough in district, or having
had sufficient residence in the Terri
tory. Deducting these the total num-
Der of voters permitted to cast ballots
would be 641S
During the past two days the fire.
quenters of the registration rooms have
engaged in spirited guessing contest
as to the total number of votes. In
most cases the guesses were far too
low up to yesterday forenoon, at which
time guesses were newly made. One
thought the registration would mount
to 6625. Another guessed $500. Gardner
Wilder guessed $50 and was seemingly
in fair way to win by the way the APP
plicants filed in during the afternoon
but toward evening the rush dwindled
and when the books closed the nearest
guess was that of A. P. Taylor. whose
figures We're 6545.
The total registration yesterday
morning when the Board convened for
the last time was 6205, so that the total
applicants during yesterday numbered
just s3s
Mr.. Gonsalves of the Board estimates
that in the neighborhood of 800 Portu-
guese have registered.
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THURSTON'S SON
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-Clarence Thurs
ton, a son of former United States
Senator Thurston of Nebraska and an
attache of the Worlds Fair offices in
st. Louis, was found unconscious from
asphyxiation in his apartments at a
hotel late last night
The door of his room was tightly
closed, the keyhole plugged, the win
dows bolted and the gas-jets open, in>
dicating that an attempt had been made
at suicide.
Thurston is % years of age, and has
been in st. Louis about three months,
He was taken to the City Hospital.
where at o'clock the physicians say
there is possibility he may not re-
cover
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BIT TERS
/ @ | ct.
OR
Lease

The following desirable properties
upon moderate terms:
1-3 brand new and modern cottages
on Beretania street west of Piikoi
street.
s-cottage on South street near Queen
street.
4-s Cottages on Chamberlain street
near Queen street.
5-store in orpheum block on Fort
street.
6-Land Of the area Of one acre. sit
uated on the corner OF South and Hale
kauila streets, and suitable for storage
purposes, or for building cite for
warehouses or factory.
building site at Kamoiliill, 'front.'
ing on proposed extension of Rapid
Transit to Kaimuki, area one acre.
s-Three building lots on Kaaihee av-
enue and opposite the Experimental
Station at Makiki.
eTaro land at Manoa and Pauoa.
1s-Rice land at Aiea. Eva.
Also other lands suitable for agricu1-
tural and other purposes in different
parts of this island.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

Henry e. Highton. Thos. Fitch.
FITCH & HIGHToN.-of Office s. w. cor.
King and Fort SITS. Tel, Main "a. p.
O. Box 626.
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The LANAI
DISPUTE
.Colburn Enjoir,ed
From Pushing
Suit.
GAY CLAIMS THE
RANCH PROPERTY
Incendiary Asks Release ON Bail.
Magoon Sued for Trespass.
Divorce Cases.

The dispute over the ownership of the
Island of Lanai has been temporarily
transferred to Honolulu. by the issu-
ance of an injunction by Judge De
Bolt yesterday restraining John F. Col
burn and Frederick Hayselden from
against Chas. Gay and Alexander C.
Dowsett in Judge Hardys court
Suit was instituted yesterday by
Chas. Gay against the two men, who
after the plaintiff purchased the Lanai
ranch for $1Os,O00 claimed prior title.
The plaintiff in this new action alleges
a conspiracy on the part of Colburn
and Hayselden to defraud him out of
his property.
The petition recites the purchase of
the Lanai property at judicial sale in
the suit of Kuhnst VS.. Pain ct al, for
$10S 900 which included the ranch house
and sheds now claimed by Coiburn.
It is alleged that these lands were
assigned by Hayselden to Bishop & Co.
and that this property constituted a
portion of the estate of W. Nj. Gibson,
but that Hayselden as manager of the
ranch took the leases in his own name,
thereby committing a breach of duty.
Setting out the various transfers of
title through legal proceedings petition
er then says THAT said defendant John
F. Colburn and Frederick K. Hayselden
combining and conspiring with others
to the plaintiff unknown, to injure and
defraud the plaintiff, now falsely pre-
tend that the lease first above named,
did not pass to the plaintiff but re-
manned the individual property of F. w.
Hayselden.'
1t is further alleged that the assign
ment to Colburn was made in order that
the latter might bring an action for
possession and that it was not made
in good faith, was without considera-
ton and is void. The action in eject
ment is alleged to be lin pursuance of
said conspiracy"
The various suits are then set out,
in none of which it is alleged
did Hayselden make claim to the prop
erty, nor did he at the time of the judi
cial sale though present. The tenn
porary injunction restraining the prose-
cution of the suit in the Second Cir
cult Court was granted by Judge De
Bolt.
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DIR. w. L. MooRE.-office with Or.
Garvin, 2S2 Beretania st. Office hours
10 to Q and 1880 to $3.50. Tel. Blue 1881.
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COTTAGE FOR
SALE
NOTICE.

EXPERIENCED CHINESE COOKS.
walters. house servants, yard-men ana
Ia borers. Persons requiring the above
please inquire at The Hawaiian Chinese
News Office, No. IS King St., between
Nuuanu and Smith SITS. 6zSs
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DIR. ]. UCHIDA.-Physician and bar-
geon; office, Reretania. between E'@rt
and Nuuanu streets; Office hours 70
IL q. m, to p. m; Tel. 12l1 Waite.
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INSURANCE.
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. IT. M-TAMURA.-office, 1853 Maui
anu ST. Tel. White 152; to p. ma
and to 1880.
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CATION, NELL q CO., LTD.-Anna-
neers. Electricians and BoilermsksEa,
Honolulu.
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DIR. MARY F. BARRY.--oftice and
residence No. 144 Beretania street
Tel Blue 4S2.
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ALBERT B. CLARK, D.D.s.-BsrstS-
MIA and Miller; ONCE hours, to Z
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CONTRACTORS

WIZ, z RATY.-Contracrov and BHxE
er, store ana ONCE fitting, shop A.-
kea St, between King and Eokss.
res, 1Sif Anapuni.
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BROKERS.

e. ]. WAI4KER.--Coffee and MercAan.
disc Broker. Office room 4. Spreekass
block, Honolulu.
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Some people suffer from this ailment
nearly all their lives. They are ner-
vous' and Respondent through loss of
sleep. The fact is their kidneys are
weak and are unable to perform their
functions. The best medicine to
strengthen the kidneys. stimulate the
liver and cure INDIGESTION, DYS-
PERSIA, SLEEPLESSNESS OR MA
LARA, FEVER AND AGUE. is
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aNQINREE

ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER furvsy-
or and Engineer. 400 Judd BLDG; y
o. box 7s7.
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DENTISTS.

DIR. III. BICKNELL.--McInty hSSss.
rooms 3 and II; ONCE hours, . 70 6
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4. r. GROSSMAN, D.D.s.-Alakea ~.
three doors above Masonic Temple
Honolulu; Office hours. am. TO p.rz.
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DIR. A. c. WALL. DIR. o. e. WALL -
Office hours, 8 a. m. to p. M; LsSys
bidsS, Fort ST.; TEL zs4.
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MAGOON Is SUED.

Fredericka Nolte yesterday brought
suit against ]. A. Magoon for $500 dam
ages for trespass. Plaintiff alleges that
she is the owner of property in Manoa
valley, and that Magoon on Septem-
Der 21st and at various other times
trespassed upon her lands, besides
breaking down fences and walking and
driving over her property. For the
damage to grass and injury to fence
and destruction of the boundaries,
plaintiff says she has been damaged to
the amount of $500.
SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court was occupied all
day yesterday with hearing arguments
in the case of Kapiolani Estate VS..
Mary Atcherly. The argument had not
been concluded at the hour OF adjourn
ment
INCENDIARY ASKS E;AIL.
Akoni Au, Chinese who was bound
over to the grand jury by Judge Will
cox on the charge of arson, yesterday
made application to Judge De Bolt for
release on BAIL D. H. Case is his at
torney, and he alleges that only a court
of record can fix the bail. Punishment
for arson is death or life Imprisonment
and the motion for bail is resisted.
Judge De Bolt set the matter for hear
ing on Saturday morning.
COURT NOTES.
The suit of L. Dinkelspiel vs.. YIN
You was dismissed by Judge Robinson
Yesterday, it being shown that the de-
fendant had been dead for sixteen
years.
The Supreme Court will adjourn for
the session next Tuesday.
Inc sumner case went over yesterday
untli Monday owing to the illness of
Maria s. Davis. the petitioner, who is
reported to be dying.
Judge Robinson ordered payment
from the principal of the estate of John
omi Tor the maintenance of his minor
children.
An agreed statement of facts was
lIleo yesterday in the suit of j. F.
Iluitpurg VS.. A. NJ. Brown as High
oherlff, an action for the recovery of
taxes retained by the defendant as due
ehe territory in the sale of Wing Wo
Co.'S property
DIVORCES.
Mamie l, Friel jackson Yesterday fill
ed suit for divorce in the Circuit Court
against Nigel E. G. jackson alleging
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AGENTS WANTED.

rTTs-s58 weekly ana expenses. sam
~ s-se Greatest money making tuveu-
- ne aga. Automatic Washer does 9
-. le-.ly wssning n 80 minutes without any
- CT attention Cheaper than any
- --eelfre Indesrructible. Every lazy
-. - sgeuts coming money Write To-
- - @or sample and agency. AUTOMATIC
q, q, SEER co. Station L. Chicago.
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AETINIC LIGHT

,yr vou tired ~ taking drugs without be
a. .ure52 Consult us Try our new
- -1s - treatment with ACTLNIC LIGHT
5Fis-rrtcirv ny which hundreds have
- - cs.red q al nervous ailments. -
-sss- s4-h-st-
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DEAD ANIMALS MADE LIFEL1K II

WHY part with your dead animal pets when
they can be mounted in lifelike manner
&; most reasonable pricss2 g. Il. STORCk.
II 5th--avs. and 200 East Isth-st
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,srRoLoGY AND PALMIsTRY.

s-<fr PTTH. scientific palnllst; studio, %
S-sS+ -sth-st.- arrangements can be maze
- -aeertions entertainments.
-poE -rsfE BRYAN. clairvoyant. posi-
.9I-s help. business. love. marriage, law,
.--,s--s iCsSes sickness. J0c- 213 6Jl-ave
~Dr,-s-rss SAEEL,J-AfIE, cIairvoyant. palm
e. cs-5s- business. iove. marriage. help
--,s-arfee5: Soc, 81 22I 6th-ave., near
isfA-st,
~ n z. CLARK. business test me
f. s.t-.-gs. 81 s.. 100 East 2stn-st-.
ere 4rh-aVe.
-p0r ST LEON. scientific as--cIoger: 80
--.s-si -7rart5ce- Jos West 1--h-sl near
s.b-sve- consultation s..
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ART FURNITURE.

,~1~-rsc AND ANTIQUE. repaired and
S--fisbeS! a. ycur own residence. n or out
49, I.-equaiie6 French polish. parqust
2 = = .--a-z5 and a1lizhec. -.-st-class work
ny.--ship guaranteed address 4. SEY-
,--oTr-1 So West lS3d-s-
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FACIAL NAssAGE 8 sHAMpooING

At<s- WHITEHEAD. scal~ treatment etc. :.
hair brushing; terms moderate. at ladies
residence; highest references. Address las
West 53d-st
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GLASSES DON'T SUIT.

FAY SYSTEM of examination reveals con-
cealed defects. free test by new instrl-
ments apd methods insures perfect glasses.
RAY MFG co, Wholesale and Retail Op-
tlclans, LIS BrnadwaY
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BOOKS.
HOLIDAY BOOK SAL
LOEFRTNtg'S ROOK c-Np-- -

LoVERINGS BOOK STORE.
- BROADWAY, NEAR I2TH-ST
Everybody in New-York and FOR dftv
mics around knows Lowering His store IS
ne headquarters for book lovers and book
1userS- special prices for books suitable
LOT christmas and New-Year'. presents.
al Al hlncs OF books 10 suit all tastes and all
pocketoooks. Historical books biographical.
/ Isilglous. scientific. books OF travel books
q uction, books for children poetry etc.
&c. Anything you want. ana positively AZ
me lowest possible prices in the United
o-AAss- encyclopedias sale fer a song
appleton 5. Chambers's Britannica and
Ftople $ Books and Libraries purchased.
LONERING S23 BROADWAY, \ Y
CHOICE BOOKS from a private library.
nst sent Real bargains 10 book lovers.
Box 40, Flushing.
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MAGIC INSECT DETERMINATION.

sALLADE & CO.'S mosquito bite cure and
insect exterminator never fails; destroys
all Insects and cures bites or stings; for
sale st all dealers. Oftice. 122 Cedar-st..
Nsu--YOrk
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HELP WANTED.

ATTFNTTON,-Meu wanted: IS and 81
takes YOU TO all principal ports OF Europe.
Tond,l Liverpool. Glasgow, Hull. Ant
uerp. also free transportation procured.
Amply Shipping Offices. 5 Chnton-st- and 73
West--t New-Nork.
GENTLEMEN wanted who can Invest So.
N viii bring YOU an income from S15 10
500 weekly FOR life. sure thing, no can
yassiug. It's no turf speculation or rake
scheme: investigate it. stamp for full par
ticulars HUTTON & CO, Philadelphia
Penn.
MEN.-To distribute circulars. samples.
tack signs. etc. no canVASsing; good pay
10. SMITH ADVERTISING ASS'N. Wash
ingtOn, D. {.
MEN to England. Germany; easy work.
also free transportation: return passage
HIRE MASTER. 95 lst-st-
WANTED. Two intelligent men who know
how TO interview people; salary Sl2 20
SIS weekly. rapid advancement for merit
Address A. r, Tribune ONCE
wANTED-Young man. over -. OF good
education and address. TO act nrst as
salesman then az manager; references.
BALEH BROTHERS COMPANY. lS6 9th
ave
YOUNG MEN wanted any distance. copy
letters home evenings and return 20 US.
We paw ss per thousand. send addressed
envelope. particulars and copy. r. NJ C
DEPT. SO. Box l.al1. Philadelphia
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PHYSICAL Culture AND

: = MANN. sanGow's Pupil, Ts8 6th-ave.
Laoles gentlemen children: S12 month:
ronage. - - -
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LAWYERS.

THE Empire State Legal Aid Co.-Estates,
Wills. accident cases. family differences
advice free. 1se Montague-st. Brooklyn
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

- ---5--c- - - = .oT-S-
e-sT aN7-ToT--S OR Speciality.
a usra5.se for col lectorS- The largest and
-rsr unique collection Of old Mahogany
,aritu-e RI Sew-Torz. rare bits cf china,
rsr-ter. c0pPe- ard bras
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pIAmonns. WATCHES. IEMELr

- - = - --~-s----------~---
z. MAILER, Established 1887. Z33 6th-
.ve.-Speciai bargains In diamond jew
eigyi fine diamond setting. watch and clock
repairing.
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OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.
ORIENTAL RIGS & CARPETS.

sIvAsLIAN BROS. 418 4th-ave. Tel 1853
Madison SCI. importers OF rugs and car
pets. cleanlng and repairing q specialtr.
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ASSOCIATED LAW SPECIALISTS

dz42D 4sa21 law SPECIALISTS
UNCoRF0RAIEDo. go BRoADWA-Y..
Cc-p-sed q able lawyers with spsIla-
--glnirc IN 1z--ll-llz- branches
Business DIVIDED mo separate ceI1- ---.s :.
AL KINDS or CASES ACCEPTED.
- .------ II E.ra-E-..
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Arcade TURKISH RATES

E5.sh ARCADE BATHS.
ts.us =, -prnHu- sulphur, Electric. Ssp--
t-sdss,sAtssor aDDointrne.stB- s[iils6 a.
rssrsfs sey9isr prices; ladies' Gepart.nest.
sstslEgs T,-.----ss. 1-ss. every requisite fn- an
..se Ess, ss.- e and satisfactory hath.
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. A TAYLOR. JR-. Surgeon Dentist
ever 20 years practical experience. $50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dentistry at moder-
ate prices teeth extracted by gas abso-
iutely without pain; tseth without plates;
ali work guaranteed: open evenings.
DR. H e. HOLMES. Dental Surgeon. a8o
sd-ave. Open evenings and Sundays.
ksAisl4s work Is5ersts prices
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ANTIQUE CLOCK REPAIRING.

TEE OLD CLOCK SEoP-A-rscue Banjo
clocks, er--. fer sale au5 repaired. watch
naksr. complicated work our speciality
6sgI-clzss work gua-a utseL ALBERT
HARG 1S0 East S9-l-s--
EXPERT Repairing; Specialist OF Antique.
G-z1d1a1hsT. Hal. Chime and French
Cocks. SCEWELZER. s. Nassau-st-
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GAS MANTEIS.

BEST GRADE Gas Nantels at S46 per ,Oot
and up at LIBERTY INC LIGHT co.
215-21T Ora ud-st N
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FRENCH HAIRCuTTER.

POUJOL, French hair cutter, the best in
the city. 1,147 Broadway. between @oth
aud 2Tth sts-
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MANUSCRIPTS.

AUTHORS.-We want MSS. for books. fc-
ton. poetry. history. philosophical or re
lEious works; large royalties 10 new writ
ers. II you are looking for ar energetic
publisher. who will bring you hefore the
public. can or write MUTUAL PUBLISH
ING COMPANY. 3 East 20th-st.. New
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GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES.

THE METZ & WEISS Kerosene and Gas
Engines for power and pumping purposes;
rully guaranteed. A METZ. 12s Aott-st.
STAR GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
Simplest. most reliable and economical
save money by buying OF manufacturers
direct J. & z. HOAAN. $50 West Broad
way.
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OPTICIANS.

0D 0WR Ideal CLIP
- can be nt1ed TO any eye
siax.. Try II on yours. Lorgnettes 10
sasll & sllvsE; sll5 and SOD; ydEk MEf I Sloes =
above Herald Building.
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A GREAT OFFER.

WY PAY CASH for high grade Tailoring
EGu can ger lt lust a. cheap on Weekly
Fzyme1gs- WRITE Salesman viii call
PAS-AHERICAE CO 1.z42 1st-ave.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE & pox1xG

BY PROF. JUDD. 7O3 6th-ave.-Laiie.
snd gentlemen; large hall. hot room; old
ss. ~ Profession; highest reference.
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DREssMAKIyG.

hAAhER--Superior filter; at home
or out by the day. Will mako all Irs,,Ss -
a4Jerations in cioaks; finest worker on
sealsAln garments; will remodel repat-
aller sleeves, make into latest style Jackets
caDs ana coliarettes GREIG. 131 ". 22d-st
DfSE-sS sSA1AhER, large experiences, desires
more customers Ladies desiring
merit special effort TO please. Satisfaction
guaranteed Home or cut. MME GIIII-
Gan 405 West 57th-st
DhhSs MAKER, going South would give
her time for very little 70 lady or invalid
go go pay own way; best reference from
PIeselI P u employer Q. Box 50. Tribune Up
town ONCE. 1912 Broadway
D-N1oSCC TING and MILLINERY Svs-
rernatically taught nav. he++a- -, -
[rades night school. Monday. "Wednesday.
Frioay - 90 starts you. NDOWEIIS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


LOAN Of So. 10000 wanted Immediately On
real estate transaction whereby lender can
make double amount wi$ria one year. Ad-
dress ?. q. Box l4e. Mount Vernon y. I.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
Owing 70 ether business which IS press
ing me- for more time. I an coupeIle1 20
sell my Office business, which pays s. SEQ a
year. established 10 years and increasing
eaca year. ana that with only about ore
hour q day devoted 70 a.: man with oTdi-
ra-T ability ought 70 double Il 'n eighteen
months. price $5. 600 cash IL disposed of a.
once. Address T.. ?. Q. Box -. Newark,
=. J.
a SMALL investment n new railroad ana
lumber company tTOzd now builGtlE) will
net you 81 per cent a year. send foT hand
sone,y illustrated booklet telling all about
Il. VANDERBILT TIMBER. MINING
AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY 90.
462 Bourse, Philadelphia, Penn
AZ INCOME OF 5000 per year caa be
secured hv arv one who wiH take the
trouble 10 Investigate our plans. no gold
mine or gambling scheme simple. straight
forward business proposition Cf unusual
merit. THE JCMIAPA CO. 6l4-elj Ful-
lertou Building. s.. Louis. No.
JOB PRINTER with plant wishes 20 hire
n0Dr space from firm lOcated downtown
VINO will exchange pr<uting for rent Ac-
dress frr three days. JOB, Box Is. Tribune
Ofhce.
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JUST A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.


TRIGGER Modern Curiosity shop. Al Sd
ave. buys articles you don't want; sells
arscles you do want
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
95TE-sT. 22e WEST. -SOsey. ehsertai
suite bath: all light rooms, steam heat
elevator. telephone. reasonable, GRAHAM.
LARGE front room and alcove. second foor,
newly furnished: board optional 94I
West 44th-st., near Broadway.
BACHELOR SUITES. two rooms, with pri-
S-sre hath second floor handsomely fur
rished: IN private house. j Last sth-st,
near 5th-aXe-
a4S MADISON-AVE., between 44th and
A5tb stg.-Handsonely furnished bachelor
apartments; also single rooms; very de-
slrable.
sIADISON-AVE.. 3s5. nsar 4fth-st-
Bachelor accommodations. large small
rooms; single or suite, private bath: gem
tlemen telephone. references.
PRIVATE FAMILY. owning new house,
handsomely furnished. would rsnt parioT
floor. physician also other large. sunny
rooms; bachelor or married couple lsl
West slst-st.
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.s HooPER.s FATAL FOOD

NTEES complete ricGance from
F0sches. al druggists sell IT, O. Il JAJ-
rTN sS Cu--la1ct-sr.
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an KINDS or FoLDIyG BEDS

grPsTEEu cleaned; warranted uUE proof
Sracfzll springs furnished, furniture re
us,re5 ana upholstered. T l. CDEl.L l4l
Tssr -9rh-sc-
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MASUFACTURER OF MATTRESSES

IL COSANDEY lib West 25th-st.-Mat-
resEes made over at residences: uphol-
sterer and decorator; best OF references
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
PRIVATE MAILING CARDS,

CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR MAILING
SARDS; also Worlds Fair edition re
printed. postpaid I5e. dozen: special view
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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AL FOOT DISEASES

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.rIRsF.s REGISTRY

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4 NEW METHOD OF TREATING.


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HAIR AND SCALP TREATMENT

DR.. GDO. GYLLSTROM has removed from
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ave. Examinations free
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GEORGIA. prAczE..-

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