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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-29
BRONWOOD BRIEFS.
News Items About People and Things in
That Community.

The honor roll of the Brentwood
High School is as follows: Teddie
Bryan, Tom Chappell, Helen Chap
pell, Irwin Childs, Claud Cook, Ethel
Cowart, Alfred Davidson, Alice Claire
Ellerbee, Undine Glass, Gladys Glass,
Will Gunnels, Minter Kennedy, Derby
Kersey, Willis Mcneil, DOME Murray,
Vita Saunders, George Snyder, Robt'
Snyder, Leila Snyder, Franklin Sta
pleton, Lucy Wells.
Messrs. ]. T. Collins & Co. have
ginned $50 square bales and pressed
l,845 on the American roundlap press,
while the Kennedy Mill & Gin Com
pany have packed $50 square bales and
225 round bales on the Lowry round
bale press.
Clever and genial Thomas Martin
of Dawson, former Brentwood boy,
was here Sunday, the guest of friends
and relatives.
Everyone is invited to attend the
meeting of the Lanier Literary League
at the home of Miss Mary Wells Fri
day night.
Mr.. C. W. Gunnels extends cordial
invitation to the young people of this
place to get come of his pecans at any
time they wish.
Brentwood has two of the best MILL
merry stores in this section, and ladies
are coming from 10 or II miles around
to get their hats.
Mrs. Philip Murray, who has been
sick all the year, is convalescing, to
the delight of her many friends.
Owing TO the rain Sunday morning
there was no preaching at the Baptist
church.
Miss Leona Snyder took charge of
the school at Rocky Branch Monday
morning.
Mrs. S. j. Powell of Leesburg visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Davis, recently.
The musicale at the home of Mr..
Berry was enjoyed by all who attend
ed.
Mrs. J. H. Ellerbee has as her guest
Miss Bonnie Brlmberry of Albany.
Little Willis Avera, who has been
i'll two months, is no better.
Prof. r. B. Huffaker made business
trip to Dawson Saturday.
Cotton comes in rapidly at the end
of every week.
Ross Davis visited in Leesburg last
week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-29
CHEAP RATES ON CENTRAL.
Account Important Occasions at
Savannah and New Orleans.

Account of meetings of United
Daughters of the Confederacv and
American Bankers Association, to be
held at New Orleans, La, Nov. lib,
1902 rate of one fare for she round trip
will apply from ticket stations on Cen
trail OF Georgia railway; tickets on
sale Nov, s, and 10, final limits ten
DAYS in addition to the date OF sale, ex-
cept that the depositing ticfet with
joint agent, 204 Camp street, New Or
leans, and upon payment of fee of fifty
cents at time of deposit, an extentlon
of final limit. to date not later than
Nov. 80, 1902, may be obtained.
On account of Savannah racing as
sociatlon at Savannah, Ga, Nov. 1920,
1902, tickets will be sold from points
on the Central of Georgia railway to
Savannah and return as follows: One
fare round trip from points within
radius of three hundred miles of Saw
annah, November 18th and 18th, and
November 18th and 18th, final limit,
November 81, 1902 Fare and third
on the certificate plan, from points be-
yond three hundred mile radius, usual
certificate plan regulations to apply.
Rate of one fare for the round trip
from all ticket stations on the Central
of Georgia railway; tickets or sale
November 11th and 18th, final limit
November "a, 1902.
Any agent of the company will cheer
fully give additional information up
on application.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-29
Thirteen Million School Children.

In the public schools of the United
States today there are thirteen mil
lion children, who are imbibing there
the ideas of American government and
the spirit of American life. The sort
of democracy that means an even
chance for every one to rise into
greatness becomes the corner stone
of their mental equipment. Who can
estimate what results this great army
OF American youth when in half
generation it begins to expand its
energies in creative effort, will pro-
duce upon the present aspect of the
world? What industries will it,
originate and develop? What unknown
lands beyond the seas will it discover?
What problems of government it will
solve? What epics of the race it will
write? Surely in the barefoot boy
who trudges to or away from school,
and in his fellows, lives the hope of
the reputation of American ideas
of human liberty.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-29
TERRELL COUNTY LAND.
1t Is Considered Safe and Is
Growing in Popularity.

Terrell county farm land is becoming
Synonymous to investors with all that
is safe and we'll paying.
Much comment concerning this fact
has been made on the streets of Daw-
son within the past few days. 1t is
very noticeable that farm land in Ter
rell county is growing in price and
popularity, and the man who has a
few thousand dollars so invested is
on the safe side.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-29
$4,000, 900 MORTGAGE
FILED By SEABOARD
THE LARGEST EVER ON RECORD IN
TERRELL COUNTY.
Railroad Secures the Continental Trust
Company. Copy Filed in Every County
THROUGH Which Road Passes.

What is in all probability the larg'
est mortgage ever recorded in Terrell
county is now in the Office of Clerk OF
the Superior Court w. S. DOzier.
It's mortgage made by the Sea-
board Air Line Railway TO the Con-
tinental Trust Company Of Baltimore,
Nd, and the amount of it is the prince
~ sum OF S75, 100000.
There is no special significance at
taching to the mortgage being placed
in Clerk Dozier's hands. The Sea-
boards reasons for executing the
mortgage are given as follows;
"For the purpose of refunding, re-
deeming and retiring the existing
bonds OF the several companies whose
lines of railroad form part of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway system of
railroads which have not yet matured,
and for the purpose OF providing means
for payment of the said bonds and 9th
er Indebtedness as the same mature
and become due and payable, and for
the purpose of providing for the furth-
er enlargement, betterment, improve
ment or extension of the railroads and
properties and the acquisition Of equip
ment therefor, and for other corporate
purposes"
The law requires that when rail-
road issues mortgage on its proper
ties, it shall have it recorded in each
county through which the road passes,
and the Seaboard is simply complying
with this requirement.
ctnnIr of G LnnoanA dry
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-29
DEALS IN DIRT.
Transfers Which have
Occurred During the Past
Few Days.

Rev. S. ]. Hargrove of Adams Sta
tion has purchased from Col. N. l.
stapleton, administrator of the T. N.
Killen estate, 30 acres of land in or
near the town of Brentwood for S35
per acre, and the Marlin house for
$500. Rev. Hargrove will make Bron-
wood his home.
Mr.. E. Kersey has purchased the
Ray homestead at Brentwood, contain
ing 70 acres, for $500.
Mr.. S. j. Shippey has sold to Mr.
B.. L. Hill his farm of OCT acres about
nine miles south of Dawson. The con-
sideratlon is understood to have been
$1,000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-29

My entire stock Of shoesand dry
goods at cost. L. NJ. LENNARD, JR.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-29

Our large and growing trade demands that weS
keep up our stock, and we are determined to-
have what the trade wants. Why it will pay
you to trade with us: We appreciate your trade
we try hard to please, we keep what you want :
we buy only new goods we keep new goods com
ing, we have uniform prices, we try to be courte
Gus and attentive, we make it right with you, weS
guarantee what we SELL we'll not be undersold :
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-10-29
CLOTHING.

We are oVerstoCked; we
can't hope to make a dollar
on clothing this season, and
what we want to do is unload.
We handle the famous Henry
Somehow and Strouse &
Bros. clothing, and can suit
the most hard to please. We
have the largest stock of
clothing ever carried in DaW-
son, and it will pay you to see
us before you buy. Almost
anything above cost will sat-
isfy us.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

So, SO COLO GLASSES @1
,oI tS - Estss1 Esh our Opticians viii enSrnins
coin GIaSSIr-sa 1ssr ai5a sell you a pair % 81 30
sse.s ao1 Sih never have tbis cbsncs
BRoApwAA5Yt st1 Ny Ht,y,o e OPTICAL co. $50
a saturdays ,DSi-." 81" YORK. Hours. 5 70
repaired 'eases made ana
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Female.
LADIES WAITED for our envelope ad
dressing department.. 50 easily earned az
home. no cauyassiug, mailing or WiltnS
letters. simply addressing SEM addressed
envelope. particulars. MANAGER. y r. e..
=. BoS JSs. Philadelphia.
WOMEN. 70 40 sowing and binding on spe
,i5Itfes. 81 per 10. can make SIX an hour.
uIate4 iai sent free. prepaid. oend addresse'i
reply envelopa for fun particulars. NJ
NEESAT. 60. Dept. a. Walnut ST., Ihila
delphia. Penn.
SO ~ PER THOUSAND for letters copied
with pen and ink ur typewIitteu ami Pc
tufuine Co us. IuCIose stamp instructions.
ETC.. address Y RAY co. Toledo. ohio.
WANTED competent cook. neat and
obligiEE, Co 90 10 Piainneld- y y. wages
So Caii Moriav. between l. and l. ar :
West 41th So. only those with best refer
eUces need apply
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Ao1D CARVER and rrpr0ducer of fancy
alq-a MTfturf. Pattern maker for
llA bronze. gtg. DELLA MONICA. @lS
i-sl sth-st Telephone I5eI Mad -.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ARTISTIC aoR PRINTING

'n- LAC y rEESS. artistic Job print
lA @l- West a1th-et - Rush work our
" 'allies. Sau4 Cor est.matts
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
A PRIVATE sANAroRIUM.

POP the most advanced ana elective treat
nsnt ~ aU nervous arrangements. by en-
urev natural means ana suggestive thcra-
rtut.cs Flrst class acCCuluola lions for a
iuited number o! patients. ono hour from
fiy IN best part ~ NeN-Ieusey. Inquire
MBERT WHITEEfDI 81, ls. T., ISL East
tft-st Do 20 a. m
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
aNTIauEs. oURIos AND SILVER.

Al EBI.E : ART GALLERY. los West s2d-
a.. near Gfn-aye.- Antiques. Curl0s. old
lsRels. silre-Uarc. rare fans. paintings.
miniatures and weapons. old gold bought
LANS CURIOSITY co. IuC0rparatedi- -
Importers ~ antique furniture. brtr a.
hrar fns English plated and solid silver
ware, olt Russian hammered brass and
copper novelties etc l@s East @sth ct
" OLD CURIOSITY SHOP --Curios. an
uques, Old sold, silver and books bought
and sold TO- Lexington ave.
CRAGG ANTIQUES Co. lI6 West s2d ST.
buys and sells Old mahogany silver. jew
ssy. Colonial china
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FOR f0UR VACATIoN

II ! 80 Ih5 81, " ..son . Kirks old crow P-l-
WEICH 4 f;srS,s, -, bottle. express prepaid
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

- sl.hIlON eQualized, poisons eliminat-
cl,f,.,,n noIt zee strengthened, rheumatism aud
sul -. diseases successfully treated with
"a. -ts oI knife by latest scienuific meth
N1Irr,ee ynselietlon free circular Dr.
----E kf.AlOR 40 East Il6th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
GOLD FURNIruRr nrc,,

HE9ILDING Picture Fra,,.- T-'-->-----,--
Colo Leaf guaranteed. re.s's. nrliture
E4asTI7s a. rl2s F1Ss ~ AZ sFURAITURE WaST-
A. S--i'S' - sixth Aysau. AN I
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
coRsrrs To ORDER. CLEANED

rt.PATR-B ard altered. duplicated. ma5s
q, ,raer- fine work Moderate prizes
0r.NSTEAD CORSET COMPAHY. - 1yes;
aes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
N oKK WANTED.



TsA2Is.
4 NEW ENGLAND WOMAN. thoroughly
experienced IN catering. marketing ami
general management, wants a position re-
curing executive ahilty and gp"d luds
WALnER. 357 Massachusetts-ave. suite :.
Boston
AK [OFIiAL, IKAUUATE Lady. de-
Sizes pupils. particularly m basketry and
leather work. Address c.. BOX y, Tribune
Once
Al STENOGRArHER. capable ot report
irg desires work of that character; tran
scripti0us a. ba made al Room 6lS. ail
FuItor 81. Brooklyn Address IEPOEfEk.
C'ONPANION ana NJ RISE to an invalid.
Inquire Dr. GBORGE +. APPLEGATE,
IS West Saith
Cg1MPANION. Gc.-By lazy. willing q
glvs several hours each day 70 Invalid or
elderly person. or instruct young person .u
ordinary English branches or l-alin- Aa-
dress COMPANION. Box =. Tribune Once.
ELDEEI.Y American woman. any pos.uon
us trust: city OF country. moderate Al
dress FIELD, % Auste-dam-ave-
FKE.NCH LINGEHlE. eEIIlren's dresses.
trousseaux eubr1ideries. fancy waists %
order ELISE IAI kENS, l34 East 18th
St. corner LeNington-aNe.
ZINE I.ACE MENDED.-Curtains spe-
cialtv. at home or residence. Mime. BED
EEAt. East lv9th--t-
GOVEENESS. Protestant teacher; French,
German. English. elementary branches,
rudImeuts piano. excellent care 70 children
q years up best references. Tkt ST
WORTHY. Box %. Tribune Uptown Ofhce.
1854 Broadway-
GOVERNESs VISITING; Easlish. music.
art. first class city eNperit nee Address
Miss j.. Box :. Trilune once
Is THERE A KIND LADY Vh1 would give
"a poor family second haui carpet Al
dress COLD WEATHER. E1x ~. Tribune
Uptown Once. l364 HIGHWAY
MANAGING HOUsEKEEPER by middle
aged Protestant widow as managing
housekeeqsr r m.tron or companion Address
COMP MON 2'' -e
MoTHER-s HELP. general assistance
rendered. good zr4mSfr-ss. shopping care
% children, etc. Address RELIABLE. $50
- .--
MOTHERS COMPANION ASSISTANT
Young English woman of refinement.
experience IN care and training ~ Young
children. also IN conducting household In
absence ~ mistress gonsenlal home ne
r.st consideration. Address l.. G., Box y.
Tribune Once
POSITION oF TRUST BY. rerned: edu-
Gated woman. coull take charge ~ large
Institution. ten years experience. good ref
e~snses ADDRESS e. -. BOOEJM, sJ6
Lafaye.te-ave-. Brooklyn.
SrENOGRAPHER ana IYPEW RITTER .-
Young lady. Is wears, capable. ability,
bright beginner. position IN good house
Address p " w. ~ BERGEN 81. Erooklyn.
STFSOGRATIFR ami Remington operator
rF uf-a y.trs' a.rerfarre III downtown
-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
~ DIRK ~ ANTED-

WORK WANTED.
Male.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED.
slEtIAL HAEE. IV NEsMPLUh r. ID.
"a " ords. ttm@s 10 Genus
ttme rate 3" centa
\ MIDDLE AGED MAN who understands
care OF horses, carriages, also gdr.eninsI
cattle. not afraid OF work, good references.
Address l67 East 35th-st., Second door.
BooKK F:EPER. Fifteen wears experience.
thoroughly competent: will write no small
act OF books and keep them iu order even
inEs. reasonable charges L. p j., BOX "S.
tribune once
BOOKkEEPr.R.-B American. a.. Al. ten
years otfi,e experience and confidential
man. well educated. nuest references. char
aster and ability. Address W, n BOX 90
Tribune Uptown otacr, 1864 Broadway.
BOOkkEEPf.R and general office assistant.
-. rapid writer anu worker. excellent
reference. Address FASStsTI. l4- East
6Oth-st-
BOZ, Il. st.ous. W.t,I.s. wis"ra 5000"
steady position "a .th advancement. best
references, reSpecttul and honest, s'1d
parents. }. SCHREt'ER, 2I6 H,y"Ati st.,
Brooklyn.
BOY. IS good penman. willing. in office
or wholesale house. Y. ROBBINS. care
Of G. Strauo. H. B1wery.
t,I.r,t.r- 1o..us n4,u a. ciei, VlJn good
advancemsut. can furnish the best OF ref
ercnces. Address LfONFL DOWDNEN, L..
q. BOX 400 New-Nork city
cNRPENTEI, Practical. owners and real
estate people Preferred offices and show
rooms ftted a specially l43 lth-a'e-
CTAI7FFECk--Ns frst c.ass electric auto
chauffeur Address CIIAUFFktR. Box
loo, $50 6th-aVe-
DKIVEk or Isr.rtIL MAN.-ry a youus
man g. CORSON, 500 West ll@th-aI
DAIRYMAN. N.-Carc OF cows on gentleman. 3
place. experienced. single; scotch, euod
references. Address H.. Box ~. 41puAe
ONCE
GERMAN. %. Just landed in this country.
wants a position in wholesale house or
factory. a. FABRICIUS 3s2I I'd ave,
HANDY MAN-Hotel or apartment house;
lay carpet, mend furniture. upnoi7'elTi
ana an kinds Of work best references. p.
s Box 50 Tribune Uptown once l'"of
broadway.
INTEIIIGEN1 BOZ. colored. Is. wants
work that VIII permit attending evening
school: personal reference Address D+ALE
POI West saith ST.
JANITOR or In private family. hy respect
able strictly temperate younS lehman, I
has had his own business; wishes striely
first class place VANpERNEER' 40 west
2ith-st.
JANITOR colored man. fully comPe-
tent; understands care or electric e!c-
vator- steam. three years In present enl-
ploy. personal references. Address ~ l%Lh'
> East 42d-st
MIDDLE AGED NAN. " AIMS Co wyFS a,
ANYTHING. city or country: willing ahu
obliging. 10 years reference nom las'
place call for two days az 40 HenrS-s'-
BROOKLYN an store: no cards answered
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT; hy we'll quaiiIird
middle aged NJ. D.. single. careful, trust
worthy: good habits; healthy. REGU LAX
Box T. Tribune once.
PORTER. janitor or Office cleaning. in bust
ness house. best reference JANIS
TALLY, coI0red. 1i3 Mad son-aVe
SECRETARY. CONFIDENTIAL CLERK -
b. experienced stenographer. correspond
ent Office manager, enersetlc. ehclent'
good address and executive ability steady.
discreet reliable ODLAW. 21l w. ll9th-st-
sTENOGRAPHER. typewriter and capable
ONCE assistant. four years experience.
desires a permanent position, salary 81
sIESO. Box 16. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
MENTS OF THE PEOPLE, -CLASSIFICATIONS ALPHABET
0l ILEEN

CGdLEhi as q every description on baBa
KSATTrtfs oTasr and repaired. az G
- = = :. ~ Johu-st. and y Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

INT fLEIR IE LNS s West 83d-st-,
Vo1sie Waldorf Astoria nique Be
stA Antiques Bargains IN d.amon1 Jew
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
DREsSNiAILIAIs.

DhEssM AkNAAG.
A A. seal garments and other me
furs repaired. rcGyel ans rsmo1-'.eE into
latest styles az exceptionally IaW uriras
I.adiNs waited uu az rlsIr reSlieuces Mrs
r j. BARKER. llJ West c9t. 81 late
with H. -. Gauther's sons 5L ave.
"A d. kICltpI4lN. I5I West s-tf-et-
Ladies Fashionable tailor ana -ra--1.a kerr
.fru-I f.. rf, fam season With . -a, Inc
~ fall materials. suits made from So up.
perfect ut aDa workmanship guaranteed; /;
ue1t door rn Herald square Theatre ana OPP
rasIis Msoy new store
WHY SHT SEE tFe co'oIel Wamau-s
I.-frHs- ,Ilu Employment Bureau 1853
W.-- ,s sfr They rar. added dress
r.stl~l 4sraI.r u.ur. where maids complete
outfits .su 10 had 4t sr .rt notice. Alur~fnc
and sftetu1cu urv-s,s. a.-' FiIsram aprons.
oar ~ trau orders promptly rl.--. gurrl.
srrL1surt solicited
ALL KINDS well bred tags ana puppies
continually ON hand. IL LIbN DOC EN-
CHANGE - Fuitun-st
Or Ec->NAkEE. igow Vienna ---- -.s-s
wishes teu more '.sa- -.u..rrs .- r.s day.
cHrTptttlt in al brar. .r-- .f~.rf dresses.
arilai outfits children costumes. repair
lrg- satisfaction gua-sur'--. ..-t-a
terms. =. EpS SENE ELI, fH' Wee fs-rs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
hAnf cAh"IAcns a co-cAaTs.

nasnnALL CARRIAGE co.. eos sd-eVe.
srf ~~-lectnrers ~ cf baby carriASes and pat
ahoxr fn on the revers and beat styles I;
- e~l N&rsrtouzs. oDsp ve1lnSs-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ANTIQUE CLOCK REPAIRING.

iHE OLD CLOCK SHOP Antique Banjo
clocks, etc. f1r sale and repaired watch
taser, complicated work UuT specially.
-, class work guaranteed. ALBERT
hAR6. l50 Esst 2sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
PATENTS,

BEST facilities for ProeaEins I1,.1Gsi =, , sna
tftsfion and aFvfce without charge; 90
&c BOOK on Patents sent free sSod paats pais
La.s Dsrotiated STEPHENS ! Co. zos
gr,aavay. New-Y0Tk GtY.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FURNISHED ROOMS.

.
LEXINGTON AVE. 12o -IsrEe airy, front
rooms. newly furnished. single ana i'uoi'-
bath and ali cDuvenieuees.
ha"a East 2Ifh-st-
FLOORS 20 Def. either m suite or single. 10
E-Hi.-ueu- 2 tast ..-h-s-
45TH-sr. 4Is WEST. NEAR BROADWAY
l.'rg' and small r.-ns, e - lsrri.r
with use ~ reception rnurl- reference"
55l wE-I 5.Ia. .-4-.. t'r~ftsn.e ,sfs7
rooms select Irr4rIau- rtsr Central taFN
7aD-ST WEST Private family Will rent
desirable rooms. sirs'y or sii'-s. -lr,... IlI,'.
Et.lS TeN app1'1,ef -'ns- -.
EN1LysINE. H1x l5o. .-r--I-e - ono
isTH ST 100 EAST.-PIe4ssnr drst t"or
rooms "H- .T two gentlemen e'e"-'.
ilrE la-tor's ball
4cTH-sT. I5 WEST. Handsomely. .i.,.- fur
uI-nrs rooms with private Iti1, GA 9uI'f'
s"rt.e1sn only. r,'e--nlr-
7aD-ST.. WEST Private family will rent
o. HHF-i. .aU ur bachelor DH1..' -'il' =. l-.'
private l4fI ,l NF.I appointed house I-t'i
-a.,- B. A. Iz"N 10. l-..l.r ,'-l----
7Isr-Sr.. & WEST Furnished roon. with
-~s .f bates -,fer'~re@ r-- -l.I-- ---
.ap ST.. ~ EAST DIadi~rr square south
handsome suite. tTo rnnWs anu ''."
-aHu- ly month.
i2sD 81. I27 East. Two large eonue,-.
f-E Is".Hs- l't AMI ..t. L--',.,'i7
S7-F~ ~-ae.-. rev sr3 r1-1 ."~' p
loo WEST 10TH Attractive suite, al. al
single with dressing room. l-',l,L - '
plumbing with bath. private family seh
. tIrmFu preferred references
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
A NIRsEs, REGIsTRY.

GRADUATE. experiences and male nurses
Tor permanent and private positions
HOME BUREAU 70 W. 42d ST Telephone
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES.

WOLVERINE MOTOR WORKS. . War
reri-st., y. Y. starting and reversing
u-,-nlcna motors fIr launch ard suNiiary
purposes. TO So horsepower. two and four
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
CHIRCPoDISr.

~ si.l,s. bhooNEs. p Park Row. ROOM 81
- - 80 treated. iuEr0vn nails. bun
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ARr GOODS AND BRIC-A-BRAo.

NssIANE RONCIN. lIs 6th-ave. repairer
antique, Modem. Works os Art. brio
---.. reierenCe tDuveen BrOsD.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
DOGS BOARDED

Ald. kinds for sale. me-I.rfres. rateri-s-,
INSPECTION weekly. NEGHIs Kennels.
a6 t-~4U berrv--f r1r,,.r t-r.5+.-.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
A aUItK PRINTER.

MODERN STYLE. low prIoes, nest work
commercial work n specially. ?. h
QUICK Room 6l6l los f1llt1n-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
nYEIxc AVID cIEANINe E,r.

A r. EIgHOT 81 ST. .ass. tE-atlslsd
Thirty Years Highest Ers-s work.
curtains done uu. - cents
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
HELP WANTED.
Aiais-

WANTED - useful man TOR nouseNork; :;
must understand care u nreS. uo"TS. ruSs-
etc references reduirpd Apply Tuesday
morning al office Fidelity Trust Co., Ne"-
ark y J..
WANTED -Ffvc frst class ironmolders
ftr WORK out Of CITY. good wages. AppJ
Room II. No. IL Moore -.
WAN NIED. .-l .8Ilp, -al4i lal altrld a. maculnists =
h1ilernak=rs and blacksmiths for out ~
town. good wages. Apply between . a m
and = o. m. 20 T. :. WEBS IEt.. NO. Il
Moore 81. near stone Room No IL
Si2 WEEKLY. either sex copying letters at
home send stamp for PARTICULAR MING
MFG CO.. 2iS Warren st.. thlcAko.
5000 PER THDJ SAND for letters ropied
with pen AMI iuk or typewriter ana q"
turning % u-. IUvioFe STAMP lns-rutti"u~.
etc address y RAY 60. Toledo. bhio-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
rnrLoYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. E&RrEULI Us
EMpLoIMENr BUREAU.
.1l East 4-1-st First class Gam-~t-s are
supplied: also uaragins aausekeraers. ma
irons. goyerusSs=s- tutlrs. ci--
| MRS. E.. &. E05BV & CO.,
EMFIDlMESI BUREAU. eo War- .-.r-
/ st--Selegt mai" and female f'ig. refer
ences investigated Telephone a-lf. Na1l-
son square.
IRO-AMERICAN INSTITUTE - West
5stl 81. supplies Cult r'.. ahle helps white
| and ,ol1Ted male og female -1r a. l.ls=-
WIZ 6rii AVE A>Lt llLh 7.
AF-ffEt.N. f>tf-T IDAFLl. IEi-t--
PHONE 5f4sA isIF ST.
EMPLOYEES ana Bur.eycs Ia1ustr a.
tu.Hr. l46 West g.. f.-'.irr' h'.I tl-.-
" hite and rolofst C4ty al country. tt-er-
e1oes inyesus4iea
FIAHEHrr SELECT I.arLoYNi1NE
OF ICE trff r.ass a.iI e.iL ai--
souutr- rrf r.r.rs .Gre-'.s--rf. 80 %
FIRST Glass Swedish. help. male and %
itt.-a,e r.i4nr--r - Na.i-. square.
MALE ~f-f MISS p krAEEFN. 1903
RHAN E-r -sEIf hNH si SIS
Hf,FERFNCI-. INEE-Ef1h h-f-..
FOR PROMPT SERVICE r-H-- attention
ed 81, Is,- male ana female. rse
CpLoHFu WpNhNs BUSINESS CLUB
Ias West -.F -r
Miss rErgr--1< Male and Female Eu-
40 .-----.,,--0,--. r--r.-,-- az arm
y Ai.E ANt tN ~ I'LL. 5-.,'
'f| y Ef- ..l-f ilftt-N' Dr. --f i-".A
"a tif
~. S55 sta s.,. between s,,a ana ia'a
MRS. SHEPHERD - f..-I ..t men. ''T''. f.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

ANTIQUE and modern furniture repaired
snf restored. estimates and ceslgns
si.seffullv Furnished. CHARLES v III 4 z
WHAD i15-I77 CClumpus-aNe- 4elepnone
rs5A Columbus.
NEWNAN's OLD RELIABLE SHOP.
rs Fast a2d-st. Paradise Tor collectors;
genuine old colonial Furniture. our spe-
rlslfv. rave bits a. china. pewter eud COP
tsr. also choice EieCcs ~ Better psrlor iur-
rifu~r
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
puEUMATOL CURED VIE

-, -,,.,,,,atisn after suffering for 25 years.
~ COVIN i57 West 2Oth-st
KNAPP. Druggist. 3d. Hudson-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
crsToM coRsETs TO ORDER.

,,.saa \, order rerfeCt NJ. special atten
.len stout ngures. also dressmaLi1g. 100
Wrsf 0gfh-st.