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New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

was born in the town Of Hampden. near Bangor
October g. 1Se She is the mother of nine children.
Of whom six lived to raise families. and Of whom
four are now hvng-Mrs. b. +. 5. Patten OF Mel
rose Mass: Mrs. r A. Drew, of Gloucester, Mass;
B. S Rowe of Gardinerville New. and Mrs. Will
lam r. Johnson. of Somerville Mass
Mrs. Rowe has witnessed many wonderful
changes in the affairs of the world and OF this
country in her life. She an eyewitness OF
the battle of Hampden. in the War OF lSl2, and
recounts the story Interestingly TO her frlends
she attended the birth of the State of Maine, in
when each of those places became city. She
opening of the first railroad 10 Bangor-the
second in the United States-the old Neazle road
Odtown in 1852; she the first steamboat
come up the PenobscOt, and also the first iron
steamer In the United States the famous old
Bangor, built to run between Boston and this port
atterward burned in Penobscot Bay. rebuilt and
sold to the United States Government and used
cruiser I'm the Mexican War under the name
of the Scourge
As a girl, Mrs. Rowe used to go from Bangor to
Oldtown in a canoe, and active old
she has recently made the trip between the same
places in an electric car. Up to few years ago
she was a great reader, but her eyes have
failed and that pleasure is denied her. She used
to carry on voluminous correspondence with her
many children and grandchildren. but now others
have write for her.
Mrs. Rowe is the oldest member of the Pine
street Methodist Church. in Bangor. having united
with the church in Hampden eghty-three years
ago and Joined the Bangor society when she
moved 10 this city. seventy-three years ago. She
mas been great traveller all her life, and when
seVenty-hVe years old made the trip, unaccOm-
panied 20 Indianapolis. to visit daughter.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

A book describing the inner working of the
millionaire household from the housekeeper's
standpoint has beea written by woman who
Vas at one time superintendent OF one of the
vxaderbilt mansions. Miss NJ. Z. Carter calls
her book Domestic Economy Of Millionaire
Households" it viii be published by d. Apple
ton e. Co
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
coMING MATcAEs AZ APAwAn1Is.

An attractive fall season is promised the members
OF the Apawamis club. OF Rye. in the schedule an
nounced by the golf committee on Saturday there
Is 10 be a competition for the Dale cups presented
by C. H. Dale The other important fixtures
November 4-Cfiampionship tournament at thirty
holes. medal play for championship club round
for Dale and qualifying hirysN for
Governors and Consolation presented by George r.
Meeker.
November s-Fst round for Governors and Consolation
cup.
November 15-second Governors aud Cou-ola-
p.
November c2-semi-fn for Governors and Co7sola
ton cup.
N.ovennber 2I-F1nal rounds for al cnps
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
GOLF.
WOMEN TO MEET IN INTERCITY TEAM
CHAMPIONSHIP AT BALTUSROI-.
THE METROPOLITAN TEAM

The womens intercity golf championship the
rrst In which Boston team will take part is to
begin on Wednesday at the links of the Baltusrol
Golf Club Teams of fifteen. representing the
Womens Metropolitan Golf Association. OF this
city. and the Philadelphia Women's Golf Associa-
ton. will meet the Boston in a three day
tournament for the GriScom Cup. on Thursday
afternoon there is 10 be driving contest for spe-
cial cups. and Friday afternoon there will be
a four ball foursome open 10 all women members
OF clubs belonging to the United States Golf Asso-
citation. The rooms in the cubhouses and annexes
have been reserved for the contestants until Friday
and the presence of many well known out of
town players viii be made the occasion for many
pleasant social affairs among the members Of the
exclusive Batusrol colony.
Mrs ". Fellowes Morgan president Of the
Metropolitan Association, who has charge OF the
tournament. has not yet received the final lists
from Philadelphia and Boston, but expects to an
nounce the makeup of these teams tonight The
draw for the opening day will bring the Boston and
Philadelphia teams together the winner playing the
metropoltan team. the present holder OF the
uSphyi @ t on me DAY @ toIowng, ~,
Manice. of BaltusrOl; Miss Genevieve Hecker of
lawn; Mrs. y. Pendleton Rogers Of BaItusroi;
Mrs. z. F. Sanford. Of Essex County; Mrs. Will
Cochrane. of Ardsley; Mrs 4 F. Paterson of
Richmond County; Mrs W Fellowes Morgan, OF
Ashmore, of Baltusrol. Miss Ruth Underhn OF
Nassau; Mrs. II. COngwood. Of Englewood Miss
Marion Oliver. OF BatusroI. and Miss Wetmore. OF
Morris County. The substitutes include Miss Hur-
but, Of Morris County; Miss Grace Ellis Of Dyker
Meadow; Miss Travers. Of Nassau: Miss Helene
Hernandez. Of Essex County; Miss = y Gofe Of
Essex County, and Miss Harrison. Of BaItusrol.
While no definite Information has been received
regarded probable that Miss Starr. Mrs Caleb
+. Fox. Mrs. ". NJ Gorham. Mrs. James &. Pater-
son, Miss T. Steele and Miss Gilbert will be among
those 10 appear.
Tomorrow the women Of the BaltusroI club will
start their annual championship The cup is an
annual Ie 9ne ana % goes 20 the PLAYER & nFst RS %gnns it
M. ne M IN ha Harf 9eH
Wednesday and the finals November l
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
MAINE CENTENART4N

Bangor Ne. oct. 26 (SpeciaD.-Mrs Joanna A.
Rowe. OF Bangor. who is at present living with
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. II. G. Rowe in North
ampton. Mass. observed the other day the Tooth
anniversary of her birthday Mrs. Rowe comes of
a family noted for longevity. being one of twelve
children, all OF whom survived their parents and
six OF whom are now living. at ages ranging from
eighty TO hundred years. Mrs. Rowe is the
widow Of Moses Rowe. who a lieutenant in
the American Army in the War of 1872. and she
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

spondency over his failure 10 get his work pup
lished, left record of his thoughts and mooos
a diary which is TO be published by IL.
Appleton & Co. Mr.. Stirling set most store on
an epic poem which he called The Captive
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
PAwNBRONERS' SALES.
l. l. FIRUsKI. Auetioneer. 20 Bowery'

l. L. FTRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery'
Oct oct 25LBy NJ. & l. Harlan. ]. Ander-
son. =. stern, 1ewelry:
oct. 2S-By II. Phillips. l5I Bowery. dli-
nopds. watches jewelry, all pledges prior
oct is 1901 all older dates held over.
oct as-By r. J. ROsenthal, y ad-aVe.'
clothing, etc. pledged prior 20 oct - I'~l:
oct 2g-By VIM. simpson & Co, Isl
Bowery. diamonds. watches Jewelry. aIl
pledges prior Aug. 1901. 10 No. 3Sti'. and
an goods reserved from previous sales.
Oct SO-By tioldStone Bros. $40 9TH
sys diarn5rds watches 1ewelry. all pledges
prior oct 20. 1901. all older dates
oct 3o-By 5. a FIatto i.-a5 id-a.e-.
?. Kalmus. $50 Canals ci''hins- etc
pledged p--o- oct. - 1901
Oct Si-By r. J. Lemon & Son. 40 9th
ave. diamonds. watches. jewelry, an
pledges prior oct. 81. 1891. all older dates.
Newman. "a shave. clothing. etc. all
pledged prior oct, Il. 1901;
Nov. 3-By g Lang 4 Co Sss dth-ave..
prlav oct ei 1901. all older tates.
Nov. By II. Phillips. l57 Eowery.
clothing. etc. pledged prior oct -. 1901
CENTRAL AUCTION 90, N. sheenan.
Aucti0neer. 49, and iJ4 Canal -
Oct @5-By n. McAleenan, l94 shave.
clothing pledged 20 oct -. 1901.
oct. 3S-By r simpson & Co. ii3 West
421-st. diamonds. teWelry, etc, Nos 10000
10 1901 10 sept /. 1901. and all goods held
oct 2s-By II. B7eckwedel. 47a Grand
St, clothing pledged 70 oct -. 1901
oct 2-By Max Bernstein. 27i West
l25th-St-. diamonds. jeWslry, silverware.
etc. pledged 70 oct. 20. 1901.
oct ca-By Chas. Weaver. T2S l0th-ave..
clothing pledged 20 oct -, 1901.
oct. 3o-By estate J. J. Fullan. $50 10th
ave, diamonds. jewelry. etc. plesed 10 oct.
oct 3O-By A. Well & Co. 2247 30 ave.
clothing. overcoats. etc. pledged TO oct 20.
oct 3I-By NJ. Iayery. 6aI 9,h-ave..
clothing pledged 70 oct N. 1901
Nov BY n. McAleenan Ia4 sth-ave..
clofhiur pledged 10 Oct. -. 1901
Nov. By Est John simpson. l75 Row
cry. watches. diamonds. jewrlry, pledged to
No. -. l"l. sept. 1. 1901. and old dates.
jos SHONGOOD q SONS. AucI.-
Saiesrooms, No. % Bowery.
oct. 27-Clothiug. etc. l.. Schieber 629
"a ave. T.. Mcfarland. BSlyn.
oct. 2~-Men's and women's clothing tpc
fun. etc. H. 4 q, I-,ns, l2l Avenue -.
oct 2~-Iewelry. watches. diamonds.
etc. pledged 10 oct p. 1901. e. Aulses
-" Stautpu-st
etc. II. & {. Lang, l2o Avenue e
Oct &-Cloth'nG. etc. pledged 10 Oct.
- 1901 D. Silberstein sons. 10 9TH ave. !.
silbers,ein Bros. 2457 >th ave.
Oct Jo-CluthIng. etc, pledged to oct.
20 1891. B. Fox. - Sth-ave.
oct. Clothing ct. pledged To oct. -.
1901. B. Aufses. 219 Stanton st.
oct. 3l-JeWelry, watches. diamonds.
etc. John J. Aaron 4 Son, 1871 Gra.d- ST
Eli SOBE.I. Auct.. ~ Huw,ry sells IO.{0
a m. all goods pledged 10 oct - 1901
Oct. 27-Jcwelry, watches. diamonds.
odds and ends. :. g. Gsaacs & Bro. igi
2d ave.
oct. Clothing. !. AlHus Brooklyn
oct. 2S-Clothing. dresses. shoes. etc: l..
" Harlem. 1852 Amsterdsfn-ave
oct. Sn-ClOthing. dresses. remnants.
shoes. etc. 4. Cypress, $50 Bowery. and
A Anspach. 3TS Wilis-ate.
oct. 31-JeWelrv watches and diamonds.
{. Nelson & 90, - stanton ST. and VIM
Freeder. 20+ East Houston-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
A PRIVATE sANAroRnm

foh The most advanced and effective treat
ment OF all nervous arrangements. by -
lfely natural means and suggestive thera
Feulcs. flrst class accommodation for I.
limited number Of patients: one hour sror
citg IN best para of New-Jersey Inouire
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

Two more volumes are ready in the Athenian
drama series which Longmans. Green & Co
are publishing. The "Q1dipus Tyrannus" and
the "Coloneus" of Sophocles have been trans
lAteo IN verse by Professor J. s. Phillimore The
'hira volume OF the series contains translations
or the Hippolytus" and 'Bacchaa" of Euripides
and the Frogs" Of Aristophanes. bv Professor
Gilbert Murray
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
,.XDr.oRps, ATTENTION.

yorrp s,OoYS lapered. wall paper and
WORK So estimates on lsrsest e9n1TsGts Gts, el ,,
painting and pa%Psr ape Iss naRTlesi TI.esineton- Tele-
,,h1-~ . as, 2Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
MACHINERY.

At pEOTrCED PRICES--500 secondhand
e5 .,d iron working machines; fully
r,,srsn,sed. machinery bought and ex-
Changed GEO. r. EDDY. SSS Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

Richard lie Gallenne's An Old Country
House the story Of Perdita and her husband
and the dreamy spot they chose TO live in, will
be brought ont by the Harpers next week.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

=. NfLHsR, late with ]. NJ. GuEr,nb.,r,
ciamonos. 5eRelry. silVerware sns sn
sloues. Old gold silver and iawelr-y 6ou-b,
o., % eAcnahsea. W. 2Sth-st- bet Broad
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

In imitation Of the English practice Of the
English Christmas annual, but. Of course with
the American intention TO go one better. Double
day, Page & Co. are preparing special issue of
their periodical. Country Life in America
Rudyard Kipling contributes poem called Pan
sn Vermont" II is recalled in the birthday
number OF The Worlds Work" which is being
issued. that Ar. Kipling. when asked for sug-
gestions on the first issue of that magazine,
returned copy with marginal notes all through,
even 10 the advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

TTSnCNSaAABERMAID TN MI IBilE7RMAID or VArrpvu
lWo Nortn Ireland girls: frst ~ ~ t-HEsS.--
SeSy4 Sss or 'osssaSReE sa5 city or country vas sep
----- e--@-- 292 oln-ave. second rccr Years
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

The author of The Martyrdom OF En-
press and The Tribulations of a Princess"
has written an account of the conditions In
Cairo. Egypt, following the rebellion Of Arab
Pacha The book, which the Harpers viii issue
some time next month. is called "A Dotted Cofo-
net" The coronet is the heroine's and the
dofsng occurs when she and her husband are
Obliged TO come TO America.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
CHEAP FUEL.

ASBESTOS BRICKS
for burning kerosene oil in kitchen ranges
Price, 25c. each. Sold by all Grocers and
Hardware Dealers. ASBESTOS BRICK
co. 81 Maiden Lane
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
BUSINESS CHsECEs.

An ACTIVE business man and large holder
u STOCK II Ln established uay.ug com
y ~ wishes % secure a party who has OF
- - SoH.oI 5000 TO buy the interest Of
retiring President. who Is con.Delled 10 ,sis-
pssS ul same owing 10 Drior business ohli-
eauons. His stock, which Is worth SiSs
E,ao sIlaIe can oe bought through me for
elte' tNiltN 10 any one seeking 70 connect
Nh @ clean, sound profitable and legitimate
.LslHess- would prefer panty "a no would
take an active Interest F.Nperie,,c,' -,
heyess@iy, Money fully secured by real
estate ho.dings. VIII stand strfctest in
Tribune Ofice 49, IVA ~
PhoSPEcpoR for gold wants capital for
M. auoh IN south America. Address
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

W A. Fraser's novel Of the racetrack The
Thoroughhreds," IS announced by Mcclure
Phillips q Co. for October % 1t was originally
announced for October 2, but had to be post
noned
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
LAWYERS.

e,I,--II q ENGEI. reliable lawyers, 800
SHh H. n 5,,Ss,, q %ew-York; accidents. domes-
nc dIfficuIties quick'; adjusted; consults-
tion free.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

Longmans. Green & Co. are bringing out a
limited edition OF Ruskin's Unto This Last"
-Four hundred copies viii he made in England
ano a small number imported here. The open
ing pages of each chapter are framed in designs
and initial letters are elaborately rubricated.
The binding is of vellum and the paper used is
the Arnold which will have as watermark the
RuslIin seal.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

Under the title 'Deeps OF Deliverance" the
Putnams are issuing a novel by Frederic Van
Eeden translated from the Dutch by Margaret
Robinson. The story is 2 study Of he inner life
and development Of woman OF strong and con-
hicting impulses.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

Lafeaoio Hearn's new book. "Kotto: Some
1apanese Curios with Sundry Cobwebs.'' is being
Issued by the Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

STA. 0O A tom amy SIZE.
Immediate delivery between 10TH AND
l25TH SIS: quality. weight service
GUARANTEED. ACME COAL. co, 63d-st.
and East River. Phone SIS T9th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
eILLIARD AND POOR. TABLE,

NahIFAcTURERS OF billiard ana moi
es. high grade bowling alley builders:
-oSs.t prices. MARX BROS. - Upion So
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

COACHMAN. GARDENER single middle
| aged: sober: thoroughly understands his
5uties. best references :. J.. BOX 50,
| tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

VIII Carleton is about 20 publish through the
Harpers book OF poems 20 be called songs OF
Two Centuries The name is taken from the
dates of composition which happen by the
common reckoning to lie in the last years Of the
nineteenth and the first years OF the twentieth
centuries.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
OPENING INDIAN LANDS,
PRACTICALLY THE ENTIRE INDIAN TER
RITORY To BECOME AVAILABLE
FOR SETTLEMENT.
FOR SETTLEMENT
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


Washington, oct. 2s.-Within the next few
months lands in the Indian Territory viii be al
lotted to the members of the five civilized nations
and sales will be made which will give the lndiahs
a greater amount Of wealth per capita than any
other people in the world and will afford homes
20 thousands of white families BY recent tribal
ratification Of legislation enacted at the last ana
previous sessions of Congress. the five civilized
nations of Indians have concluded the negoua
tions which will gradually open UP 10 settlement
practically the entire indian Territory OF the
81 900 square miles contained in the Indian Terri
tory, so $50 square miles. A9O560 acres, are te
absolute property Of the five civilized tribes. III
bal possession will now be changed TO individual
ownership. a large proportion of the land will be-
come subject immediate lease and in periods
varying from one to three years an immense are"
will be subject TO unconditional sale. A; date
Yet to be announced 100000 acres Of coal ana
asphalt lands will be sold at public auction. as
will also the lots in nearly a thousand towns
There are now in the Territory approximately nine
hundred towns. ten of which had I'm 1870 poPu-
lation Of two thousand each. While lie
covenants with the different nations vary in their
provisions the Choctaws and Chickasaws alone
will have 100000 acres to dispose Of within
year. an equal at the end Of three years ana
double that amount at the end OF five years
Unlike the reservations previously opened up 70
settlement, this is not wild and uncuuvated land
Seven million two hundred thousand acres are al
ready occupied farms and three and a half mill
ion acres under cultivation. There is S92lSl.-
600 invested in farm property in this great fertile
tract whose broad valleys and rich qrairies
yield abundantly even the most careless culiva-
ton The total value OF the farm products Of the
Territory amounted in 1899 to sa7672 00O Farming
methods under tribal ownership were most waste
full and under the new regime the Territory prom
ises become the FL Dorado Of the West The
proceeds of the sales of the and asphalt lands
and the town sites will be divided pro rata among
the Indians. and later the great cash balances Of
the several nations. deposit in the Ma
tional Treasury, will be similarly divided. This in
hux Of cash. il is predicted. will not only make
the Indians willing 10 sell their lands at reasonable
prices. but will make them excellent customers for
those who have merchandise TO SELL and will open
era Of unparalleled prosperity throughout the
Territory.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

COOK---Fvo friends: first class took and
waitress; together. cook excellent baker
and all desserts; both Competent willing
and obl,sings bes- references; city or coun-
Try. M. l.. l4e West 1eth-st-. Monday in
store.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

A new edition OF Basil worsfoids Principles
OF Criticism" IS in preparation by Longmans.
Green e. Co.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
WORK WANTED.


SPECIAL KATE TO tNEMPLoYEu
"a words. j times s-..--..15 cent.
time rate. s.st cent,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

| GARDDNER &c-CUOk. &c.-By man
/ and wife: man gardener and general
caretaker: understands everything pertain
/ ins 10 a Eentleman's country place; lawns.
/ an kinds OF vegetables. horses. cows and
/ T ultry and under glass; wife nrst class
/ COX and Iaundress. working houseAeeper'
I siQhteen wears best OF references, no fam
/ IIv. Address JOHN KEEF'E. Maple-ave..
/ Stamford Conn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
,-,,,,,.rru SITUATIONS wANTEp


-,.uAN.-By useful single rrotestant
agsa gssrsnins aaGTousa sattsnd APS fur
fenced, unle~. wages moderate. good REFER
naces: ssIisbie. 81 south 4th-st, BrookIyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
poMA-sTIc srrUATIoNs wANrEu

CCOk.-First class. city references, last
employer can be seen. HOBBY. 90 West
.5th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

BOY. 10 with experience. wishes position
In an office where there Is a chance for
advancement. Address JAMES A. PISAItRE.
.Ls6 Fast lO1sf-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

roAcHMANBy single g;6rr m@n employers 9fo5 Tsfgs- T
enGes IT, uarvant's duties; understands
gardlns furnace and other items , eogn Try
steaIn, sd Address j. H.. care Dussah'
fs0 2d-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
NOTES OF TIE LINKS.

Only three matches remain 10 be PLAYED in the
team series for the championship Of the Women's
Metropolitan Golf Association. To-day Norris
County meets Batusrol at Baltusrol In the Glass A
series, while in the Glass Il series November 4
Richmond County goes 70 Harbor hin and Euglc-
The second round of the tournament for the
championship Of the EuElewood Golf Club is to De
played tomorrow and the finals on Saturday
The handicap committee of the Innis A.dcn Golf
Gun, OF Sound Beach-R p. HinChman + X Run
precht and G. NJ Washburn-announcc bogie
handicap al the clubs links Election Dav
mems handicap in the forenoon and a mixed
fourSome In the afternoon Is the order OF plav al
the Richmond County Country Club for Novenl-
her 80 -'''''i'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
LITERARY NOTES

Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler's novel. place ana
Power" is announced for publication by ID.
Appleton g. Co. this month.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
8OAED AND Rooms.

A,-A,-At-ArTENT
Attractive foous suites with prsvats h.,h.
sith or without board, single rooms. no.,
tors Offices, all desirable locations: highest
references given. Information free
=. q. LELAND A 60 , Wesr gRs st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

TOcyr pa,khook No 74.O2I on Dry Dock
Satj,gs Hank Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon to present the the
iI ,iLiII ba declared cancelled and
extineIiished and a new one issued in lieu
tharaoF
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
I,<Ss5.

LOST -RsrLhooJ< No. 319. 2O5 on Dry Dock
Ssa,-i--- Rank ANY person having claims
upon said hook is called upon TO present the
same to the bank within thirty Hays: 5 o, @ sne
ffrc,'iSIa5 ana a new one issued IN lieu
thereof
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

Everett 7. Tomlinson, the author Of the bows,
oook, Under Colonial Colors," which Houghton
1Aiinin q Co. are bringing out, gathered his ma
terlal of this tale OF Arnold's expedition 10
Sueoee from journals Of men who took part in
IL ihls material has been put at his disposal.
Alohs WIN FAMILY traditions and stories told
MN when on lecturing tours in PENNSYLVANIA
arthur surfing, young author, who com,
ni1teo suicide in this city last summer in de-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
WORK WANTED.


Female.
A NEW-ENGLAND WOMAN thorouEhIy
experienced in catering. marketing and
general management. wants a position re-
quiTing executive ability hotel. club or pri-
vate family NJ. A. WALKER. f53 Massa-
chusetts-aNe.. Boston. Mass.
\ DEAF young woman. sps aking fuently
desires to instruct a deaf child. Address
GRADUATE Box Is, Tribune Office.
AS NURSERY COVER NE.SSES.- re
nued founs women. one German. music:
Other music. good sewer care Mrs Uulz-
warfh. l36 East SD St
CORR ESPoNDENT. translator or IN COM
mercini oitcs.-By experienced lady
knowing six languages; also stenoxrapher
snd typewriter. r MrrTAG. 22l West f4th-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
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WILLIAMS a PETERSON r.,,.,,. -.
90, All carpet cleaning works: s
Gu psf s~ro- Sol East sath-st-
S1hhfuL CARPET CLEANING CO
% go - Impressed air. steam. hand or
COZ BRANDT Tsl 40 .e.l nv
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Ins Tribune received az their U1toS-s 30 ~
nee No l-Soa broacwuy between 3sSh "a
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noes at regular once rates until 5 o'elos.
10 afh-sve 80 iass's.. :, e. cor. 2Sd-st.
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