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The Washington times., 1902-05-27
.DESPONDEHCY CAUSES
Suicide OF WAITER
Whittingham Smoot Shoots
Himself in the Head.
Had Crown Moody Over Separation
From His Wife and Pit an End
to His Troubles.

Having become dependent over his
recent separation from his wife. Whit
tinsh:m smoot. thirty years old. wait
er in a downtown hotel. shot and in
stantly killed himself In a small grocery
store in Northeast Washington about Z
o'clock last hight. The shooting was
done with ss-calibcr pistol. The bull
let penetrated his brain and he died al
most the instant the revolver was fred
Several OF smoot's relatives rc-c in
the front part Of the store al the tine,
but no one was near enough to know
what he wa. about or see what he was
doing. The Coroner was notified. and
after rendering a verdict OF death by
suicide he had the remains removed to
.he morSic.
Friends and relatives state that Snoot
recently separated from his wife in this
city and that the separation preyed
upon his mind until he wss driven to
end his life. There is one strange thing
about the suicide: although Smoot show
ed plainly that he was In great mental
t!on to his many friends. he had never
intimated that he would take his life.
It was said to be by mere accident that
he found the weapon with which Re
ended his life. The act was not pre-
meiitated, as he did not own revolver.
nor did he carry anything with him with
which he could have taken his life.
About I o'clock he entered the store of
William a. Herbert, at III II Street
northeast, and went into a rear room.
where he found the revolver ard shot
himself.
Waiter at Local Hetel.
smoot was 4 waiter at a local hotel.
He had only been in this city about a
month. having come here about the first
OF May. He IVES formerly employed at
q bottling works in Maryland. HI,
father aud other relatives 1--we st Rock
Point. Charles county, Maryland. 1t Is
said that smoot's wife resides on Third
Street northeast. She was notified Of
his death. and viewed tire remains at tie
norgue.
When Smoot came to this city he lived
in the northeast section. When he and
his wife separated. b. mutual consent.
he went to live with Policeman Hayden.
Of the Ninth precinct. wis resides at
GIG Tenth Street northeast.
Policeman Hayden was near thc store.
He discovered that the nan was NOR
tally wounded and summoned Or. Ben
jamin NJ. Dcll. The physician arrived
shortly afterwards but pronounced tn.
man dead.
The Washington times., 1902-05-27

Third race-Mary Lav2na. Princess
Tulane. Belle Graham.
Fourth race-Bcney Boy, Searcher.
Malay.
Fifth race-Flying Torpedo. Wild
Pirate. Hermencia.
Sixth race-Theory, Thurles. Braw
The Washington times., 1902-05-27

Pedigree experts are now predicting
that Heno will never be a good horse
over distance OF ground because the
colt has Faustus blood in his veins. and
the get OF this sire have never shown n
liking for more than a mile. They air
proverhiaily sprinters.
The Washington times., 1902-05-27
Eaythorna Selections.

First race-Princc Of Endurance, King
Dcdo. Farmer Jim.
Second race-Lord Quex. ]. v. Kirby,
Lou Woods.
The Washington times., 1902-05-27

Runncls. Millionaire Brakes three
year-old, who has been one OF the win
ter favorites for the American Derby.
will hardly be starter in that race. In
stead. the stable will send Wyeth to tho
post. This horse Is said to be training
we'll. and is being specially prepared by
Enoch Wishard for the race.
The Washington times., 1902-05-27

1t is likely that there will he racing
in Havana again this winter. The meet
ing that was held there last year was
quite successful. The Havana Jockey
Club Is erecting $4,000 grandstand.
The Washington times., 1902-05-27

Garry Hermann, under Peter VIM
rer's careful nursing, is coming along in
good shape. He is taking strong gal
lops now and his ringbonc does not
trouble him much. II is very likely that
Captain Browns racer will soon be seen
in rnce. He seems to have completely
recovered from the bleeding which
caused his retirement last reason. a=d
the horse now seems TO lie for from a
back number. He worked a nile and
quarter few days aso In 2:l2h.
Millionaire Vanderbilt's string of two
year-old racers arrived at the Gravesend
track yesterday in charge Of Trainer I.
The Washington times., 1902-05-27
ANOTHER E-YEAR-OLD
SHOWS CLASS AT GRAVESEND
Selections for Today at GraveSend

First race-Isia Swftmas, FLYING Buttrcss.
Second race Kingraine Satire, Barbara Freitche
Third raee-Lady Albercraft Lady Handspring Begone
Fourth race Namtor, Old England, lgnter.
Fifth race-Glorosa Aan Nenrard.
Sixth race-Sster Juliet, Neither One, khlai.
The Washington times., 1902-05-27

W. ]. Spicrs, the trainer for Lucky
Baldwin, whose horse Cruzados is the
favorite for the American Derby, says
the Emperor OF Norfolk colt Is the best
horse he ever trained. 1t will be re-
membered that MIR. Spiers once owned
and trained the fast horse Major Domo,
who came near winning the Suburban
Handicap in 1891 and 1892. Major Domo
finished second in both races. and Mon
tana. in 1892, only beat the big horse a
head after Domo had led all the way. II
Cruzados is as good as Major Demo he
Will take lot of beating in the Chicago
race.
The Washington times., 1902-05-27


Jockey Willie Martin, at one time one
OF the cracks. has given up all hope OF
riding again. He is now training a
string Of horses belonging to C. H.
Smith. OF Chicago.
An offer of $4,000 was made to Car
ruthers and Shields for the great horse
Advance Guard a few days ago. and was
promptly refused. 1nasmuch as Advance
Guard has shown himself to be about the
best handicap horse in the country. II
would seem that he Is worth more than
the amount named. A New York man
made the Offer. Advance Guard Is GER
talnly a much better horse this year
than ever before in his life, and the best
part about It is that he is perfectly
sound. always honest. and never beaten
until the wire is reached.
The ST. Louis Derby. which will be run
Oh June IA. will be worth $4,000. Near
" all CT the best three-year- In the
West are entered and the race will
dnuhtle he n pnoi one
The Washington times., 1902-05-27
Ladies' Singles at ; p. m.

Prellminarics:
Miss Ffoulke and Miss Hunt.
Miss Ethel Winner and Mis-. Banks.
Miss Moore and Miss Marie Wilmer.
Miss Steel and Miss MI, hell.
The Washington times., 1902-05-27
Doubles Preliminaries at

Cutler and Johnson. byes, upper half.
Ballinger and White VS.. Wood and
Kenyon.
Geoghegan and Clark VS.. Cresson ard
Russ.
Davidson and Glazobrock VS.. Wilson
and Wilson.
Whitehead and Metcalf VS.. Aselasto
and Agclasto.
Franckenstein and Whiting VS.. Wylie
c. Grant and partner probably Parmly
c. Paret1
Theobold and Smith and Grant and
McCammon. byes, lower half.
Winner OF Ballinger and White and
Weed and Kenyon set will play Cutler
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31


a young man, willing 90 work nj
anything wants 10 pay his board by
work out Of school hours and on Sat
urdays. Address Box Co. 232
Miss Florence Fox is a graduate Of
Hillsdale Conservatory Of music. II
you are interested don't fail to see
her 23j
We will be- prepared TO furnish you
TAT chickens and fresh eggs the
coming month. Bryan Grocery
Co. 235
Dr. Lanham II Waco, .son Of Col.
Lanham, democratic nominee for
governor, was In the city Yesterday.
Or. Long treats all diseases Of the
eye, ear, nose and throat. Office at
Wilson Il jenkins drug store. 233
Miss Gussie Friley left yesterday
for MeXia, where she is a teacher In
the public school.
A full supply Of canned goods-as
good as the market affords az the
Bryan Gocery Co. 236
Is not time for you to trade with
the Bryan Grocery Co? Try them for
September. 236
The matinee yesterday was a grand
success. The house was full 10 the
doors.
Are you going to send to music
school? II so try Miss Florence
Fox. 236
We want TO please you. Give us a
chance. The Bryan Gocery Co. 236
Miss Edna Foster OF Houston is
the guest OF Miss Jennie Howell.
Mrs. q. ;. Parker and children
have returned from Dallas.
Jesse Peters was among the visitors
to the city yesterday.
No trouble TO answer questions.
Don't fail TO call US up. The Bryan
Grocery Co. 236
Mrs. Charles Knoblauch returned
from Marlin yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ashford have
gone TO Beaumont.
Col. ]. G.. Harrison returned from
Waco yesterday.
Miss Ida Shepard returned Ia
Waco yesterday.
John Astin has returned from
Hillsboro.
The Bryan Grocey Co. is prepared
10 an all your wants. Try them. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
Madison County Visitors.

Trade has opened up brisk with
the people Of Madison county, who
know where TO come TO sell cotton
and buy goods TO the best advant.
age. Those in the city Friday
were Crawford Waller, A. NJ. Ca.
sey, w. II. Oneal, Mug Griffin,
W. l.. Wilelm, Dolph Blunt, John
Jim and Allen Wilson,
John, T. Il. and Jess Tomlinson,
J +. and Will Fannin, John Long
botham, w. c. Hanna, Hub Brown,
Will Hopkins, Perry anu Drew
shannon, Z. G. Strauther, Sud
Waters, J. r. Corley, Gus Fuhl.
berg, DR.. j. Zulch, B. f. and Kit
Mize, John Griffin, j. II. Richard.
Fred Mathis Jr , Frank l.
gift, Will Payne, NJ. r. San
1ers, Rush and J. 5. Batson, J..
W. Mccormick, Bob Allphin, o.
car Fewox, John and George Wind.
sor. G. II. and Joe Fry, A Nose.
ley, OIL Barter and others
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
- Il sOHEDuLE.
Local WeseS
romorrow viii bo Labor Dny.

Tomorrow will boz Labor Day.
Remember the Bryan Grocery Co.
Read Coulter. trunk ad 600 this is-
. SEQ our o. mk tablet. at Racket
Store. 81
Tho Bryan Goccry co. for good
flour ="
W.T.. Hollis has a position with
webb Bros.
ca. Glenn of Stone city was iu
town yesterday.
Dr. Curry of Bouclley WAS boz The
city yesterday.
Mr.. D. r. Bradley l.ft for Cor-i-
cana yesterday.
Ligo JorIou OF Peach creek was iu
town yesterday.
Mr. Joe B. Reed returned from
Waco yesterday.
Mack Sanders of Mumi0rj was BOZ
the city yesterday.
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Before YOU leave Tor srho'' set one
oith's' h'" 'Iu''"7 "' ''N'''I
Ih' Racket 0i'I. " '.' '''S I'"N'
to buy schooI suppi''s 'i '"' P''''s'
Miss Irene Gammill 81 Calvert Is
'''' Wv
Tho Racket N''I' mas JUST .''''''I
large lot oil s''''o"''! anu s'l"''
supplies -''
The Exchange shaving fAii"r no"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
s,iii Cutting wires.

New Orleans. Aug Notwith.
standing conference had been ar
ranged by Mayor Capieville between
President Caldwell OF the Cumberland
Telephone company. representatives OF
the striking l.nemen and business .u.
tercsts. looking 20 a settlement of th.
telephone strike. wire cutters continue
their work and have put a large mum
Der OF telephones out OF business
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
n.ndwr,t.nr E,nrrt n,.a.

New York Aug 30.-WillIam r. Hs-
gan. one OF ,h, most noted experts In
Is dead az his home In
Troy. y. Y. he was born In 1925 IN the
city where be died. Among the i'm
portant suits Co. which Mr.. Hagan was
engaged were the Davis will case. the
MollneauX case. that OF Dr. Kennedy.
charged with the murder OF Dolly
REYNOLDS. and the Patrick case
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
Miss AeLelland's Music Class.

Miss Sue McLelland's music elias.
will be resumed Monday, Sept. LIST
-Four instruments taught-piauo, yio-
lin. guitar aud mandolin. Miss Nc.
LELAND wishes her patrons and the
public 20 know that her recent illness
prevented her calling personally 10
see them. This Is Miss McLsllaud' :
thiftieth year teaching music la
Bryan. aud her work has been car
ried on in connection with the grad
ed school ever since IL was organized.
All patronage received will be duly
2i2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
MsIlco 10 uslp cotton Growsr.

Washington. Aug 2s-Mexico is
making an effort to enable her cotton
growers and manufacturers 90 sue
cossfuIly compete with foreign imports.
A report made az the state department
from Consul Canada at Vera Cruz
dated Aug. s. states that the Mexican
congress recently passed an act under
which the numerous railroad enter
puses will provide cotton manufactur-
ers with new transportation facilities.
which will enable them TO make ship
ments direct from their plants az lower
rates.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
COTTON RECEIPTS.

Following are the cotton receipts
% date az the various yards aud
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31

Glasses 90 drawing on the black
+ blnrI and iu pencil will be- formed
.us usual boz all grades below the
! seventh. Tuition 2Icts in FIRST. sec.
oud aud third grades 5pcts In fourth,
NTH and sixth. Paper will no longer
be furnished. Individual pupils in
oils, watercolors. pa-t,ls, charcoal
pen and ink az 60 20 month, daily
half hour lessons. Ethel Hutsun. 233
After the play Friday night some
OF iue young gentlemen aud ladies
secured the orchestra Of the Marie
Fountain Company aud repaired 90
the residence Of Capt. and Mrs. Geo.
". smith where several hours were
pleasantly spent iu dancing. Quite
"a crowd was present, the music eN-
ceiIeut aud the impromptu affair
very enjoyable.
Mis-, Annie l.. Berryman's music
class re-opeus with the beginning
OF school, sept, /. Miss Berry man
teaches the piano, guitar and
mandolin, and respectfully solicits
the patronage ofthypublic. She has
taught four years iu connection with
the graded school in Bryan. 23s
A gentleman visiting the city yes
terday showed the Eagle reporter
bride from which the bits had been
stolen out Of the mouth oi his buggy
horse while standing hltched 100 %
comparatively public place. The
bold and unusual nature of the theft
was probably its protection.
CHauucey Lowry passed through
The city yesterday eu route from
Hampstead 90 Rusk, where ae will
make his home. Mrs. Lowry. who
is here visiting relatives, will join
him later.
Services az the Baptist church to-
day as follows; Morning subject
The Fruitless Fig Tree, At night
q special app al 90 the uusayed. We
trust that all the members will Doe
present. Pastor.
The Meteor say. the Jail doors Of
Madison county are standing open.
There are only three prisoners in the
Bryan jail aud district court meets
Monday.
The Bryan Academic and CollegI-
ate institute have arranged with
Miss Florence Fox 20 take charge oil
their music class. 236
Fred Goodson lett for Cameron
yesterday 10 take a position with the
electric light company Of that city.
Mr. Mike announces the Spanish
Concert Co. of Barcelona, Spain, for
a return engagement September ..
G. ;. Jones and daughter left yes
torday for Waco where the latter
will attend Baylor university.
Mrs. Corinne Myers has returned
to San Antonio after a visit to her
sister, Mrs. w. T. James.
For Rent-6 room house with els
terms, out houses and barn. Apply
10 Mrs. w. II. Nall. 23i
Best lead pencils. with rubber tips,
at ic each at Racket Store. 23l
Col. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Rhodes return
ed from Houston yesterday.
The Racket Store is Offering pencil
tablets-6OO pages-for Sc. 23i
Mrs. II. T. Flewellen returned 20
Houston yesterday.
Music Class.
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Music Class.

Miss Virginia West will resume
her class in music at the graded
school for the coming year, begin
ming with the opening of school.
The patronage Of the public is 500
lirited. 233
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31

Begin the new month with a good
resolution 10 trade with the Bryan
Grocery Co. 236
Miss Florence Fox will teach all
the latest and up-to-date methods in
music, 236
Try some Of our fresh roasted
cotfee-as fine a. can be had. Bryan
Grocery Co. 2G
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
F.n from a Tower.

San Angelo. Tex, Aug 30-lnfor-
nation was received here OF the death
OF r. A. Tucker. resulting from in
turtles caused by a fan from a wind
mill tower few days ago Tucker
was working on the Schaner ranch,
and had relatives In Brazos county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31

Denison. Tex. Aug. 3o.-rhere is no
change in the strike situation az the
Katy shops. which are still shut down.
A committee OF the strikers Is still in
conference with WA. o'Herin. super
lntendent OF motive pswer aud ma
ehinery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31

Bryan. Tex. Aug so lively cot
tonseed war Is on here between the
representatives OF Houston mills and
the local mills and cottonseed jump
ed up to s23 per ton for a time Fri
day. Normal conditions we're restor
ed later. the price dropping Ia SIC.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
Proposals.

Bids will be received at the city
secretary's office until $3.50 p. m,
Friday, Sept f., for painting city
hall All outside woodwork 10 have
two coats good paint, also roof two
coats either mineral or graphite.
Right reserved to reject any and all
bids. Z. NJ. Spell,
City Sec.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31

Bids will be received until 500 p.
m, Friday, Sept. Il, for repairing Of
city hall as per plans and specifica-
tious now on nle in city secretary
office. Right reserved 10 reject aud
and all bids. c. VI. Spell,
30 City Sec.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
anmr.r. ~ M.as Aadr....

Washington. Aug 30.-President
Gompers OF the American Federation
81 Labor has left WSs ington for
New Orleans. where there will be a
public celebration on Labor Day and
at which Mr. Gompers will deliver an
address
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-31
Cook Stoves.

carry old reliable line Darling
and Bucks look before you buy.
J. Allen Myers. 23i
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16
BOOK BARGAINS.

LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
s'c1,o.h SALE ever known. over @to.ooo
- ss..s cf literature are offered az the 49,
-sliss IN tho last century; oo'vvo hAs
Is le, 20 &c. each; x. 900 Paper Mover.
boo.~ loc. esoh: 5000 School anc Ie1s
49, DC 10 25c. each. 5000 Novels .no .1o
trselcai Books. 1Oc. 10 400 eaehs .ooo
.. ,sosro Sets, coc. 10 1000: 1000 se,s
81 .n.nleye loDsc cisr. sl.00 10 5000 B.Hss
sbo.," every branch OF htsfaturs ~ |"
49, 30 Catalogues ISSUED. beconc
on - scnooi hookr. review books and oooss
flvh.. slntf bought sold ard e1chtneea.
sr.. es.h prices paid; Gale az rSsidsncrs
xas IoNEfENG'S NJ Y. Book EuchAnee.
9esA6NAS. IAAS l3:A-ez-s opaS sEe14axA
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ANTIQUE JEWlELHN.
.psorUTELY FREE RAY SHOW

Tgl-RsDAY EVENINGS. everybody wei
come: complexion imperfections. scalp az
ss,-iors superfiuous hair. hirthmarks
-7oles freckles wrinkles. blaCkheads in
aanlad noses, sall0wness. stagnated circu-
is+ion nervousness. headaches, neuralgin
sl-illfil electrical treatments. HENRY C.
KARPENSrEIN. permatolOgist, IS Wes'
eysf- 81
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16
GOLD EURNITuRE & REGILDING.

REGILDING Picture Frames. Furniture:
Gold Leaf guaranteed: reasonable
charges: Gold Chairs $3.50 GOLD FUR
NITURE MANUFACTURERS, 30 SiXth-ave.
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DIRECTED BY Prof. RAFFAELI4O RAIN
ERR. lES West +5th-st.. formerly OF Pa
leTmo. Italy: interior decora tions. figures
and classic mythology. also reproductions OF
antique furniture work in wood maple.
plaster, and modelling
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16
A MAGNETIC HEALER.

pPOFFSSOR .. SHEFFIELD. Magnetic
Healer. cures all incUrable cases without
-,e5icine operations or appliances: consul
,stion u 70 !. free. Circulars. fl West
94ih-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16
CUTLERY.

CUTLERY OF every description on hand.
made 70 order and repaired, at G.
KNAUTHS. 81 John-st. and II Nassau-st.
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GUARANTEES complete rioeRnee from
, Beaches, all druggists sell ft. o. II. SA)-
W. 63 CortlRndt-st
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EHrRQRnnIsT


DIR BROONES. p Park Row. Room 3Sl.-
Successfully treated ingrown nails. bun
tons and all diseases Of the feet.
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CUSTOM CoHsETs TO ORDER.

THE LEONARD PARislAN COi'9 =. -
mad. ~ order, uerfect fit: special atten-
tion stout figures: also dressmaking' lOO
West 69th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16
CIGAR SMOKERS.

MAC's INSPIRATION. clear Havana. Ave
cents; Pure Havana Tobacco. 81 20 per
round: fine blend OF tobacco. SOC. per 10.
i9i Washington-Et.. corner Fulton.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16
,MENTS OF THE PEOPLE, -CLAsSIFICATIoNs ALPHABF
CHANDLER.

VERY best Pianos by installmea.s s5 90 70
5000 monthly; second hand Instruments
In great variety: many makers; extremely
.ow prices. 439 Fulton-st brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16
ANTIQUE CLOCKS

cHHs KoRFHzGE, Ios EAST 2sTH-sT;.
.As.AAUFAcTURER OF HAN1S5-sg,sss,s.s 20. =
.-.lME CLOCKS: LOWEST MFG. PlslEE.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16
Antique FURNITURE.

ANTIQUE and modern furniture repaired
ard restored: estimates and designs
cbeerfuIly furnished. CHARLES WHITE
HEAD I75-lz7 Columbus-ave. Telephone
s6sA Columbus.
NEMMAN'S OLD RELIABLE SHOP.
lss Past A2d-st Paradise for collectors:
genuine old Colonial Furniture Our spe-
clalty. rare bits Of china. pewter and cop
per; also choice pieces Of Better parlor sur-
nlture.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16
A NrRsEs, REGISTRY.

GRADUATE. experienced and male nurses
FOR permanent and private positions
HOME BUREAU - ". 52d- st. Telephone
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GAS AND GAsoLExE ENGINES.

WOLVERINE MOTOR WORKS. IS War
ren-st., n. Y: self starting and reversing
gasolene motors for launch and auxiliary
purposes. TO SIS horsepower; two and four
rYcle.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16

PLEASANT parlor and aicove bedroom
homelike ali Improvements: near station
with small American family. MACK, Il
West 1890 81
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DYErNG AND CLEANING EST.

A. F. RICHOr. 2O2 shave. Established
Thirty Years. Highest grade work
Curtains done up 80 cents.
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PHYSICIAN OFFICE for rent in physi
clans house, 36 East 3lst-st.. all con
VenienCes-
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ooRsErs TO ORDER. CLEANED.

REPAIRED and altered. duplicated' mace
OI.MsTEAD CORSET COMPANY. - West
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A FRENCH UPHoLsTERER.

GRAND CHOICE of Furniture, Sofas.
Chairs, Screens. Tables and Console
abe. DOGNIBENE. 1l3 East 27th-st. Tel
ePhone 3.SI3 Madison Sq.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-16
A QUICK PRINTER.

MODERN STYLE. low prices. pest work
commercial work 4 specially. ?. II
QUICK Room 6l6l. Jos FNllton-st.
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ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING.

THE LEAGUE PRESS. artistic job print
,nr 2l2 West 3Tth-st.-Rush work oug
specialties; electric power send for esti-
mates
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WORkINa HoI-sEKEEPER-MIddle a.
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the country. agents will be assisted with
a new and sensational advertising scheme.
backed up by unique methods cf laying
the peculiar advantages Of these lots b"
fore investors On the instalment PLAN the
real estate season is just opening. any
capable energetic man with brains who
takes advantage Of this opportunity should
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