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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-03-26
Saws He Was Tortured.

81 suffered such pain from corns. I could
hardly walk" writes II. Robinson, Hills
borough, Ills, ''but Bucklen's Arnica
salve completely cured them.' Acts like
magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores,
scalds, burns, boils ulcers. Perfect healer
of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaran-
teed by j. T. W. DeLorme. 25c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-03-26

A Birmingham, n. T., dispatch
says that at a meeting of the General
Traffic Managers held there, it was
decided that corpse which was
charged full fare is entitled to the
same amount of baggage as live per-
son paying full fare.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
PHYSICAL CULTURE & Box,Nc.

PROF. JUDD'S method training body un-
surpassed. IO3 6th-aNe. behind store
sls month: $40 quarter; Il lessons month
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
THE ROENTGEN RAYS.
AN. AUTHORITATIVE SURVEY OF THE
SUBJECT

THE RoENTGEN RAYS, in Medicine and Sur
sery; as an Aid TO Diagnosis and as a Thera-
Visiting Physician at the Boston CITY Hosnitai'
Ian Company. oiii'i-
Professor R6ntgen's own interest in the pbe
nomenon which he discovered six years ago was
that Of a philosopher. He had run across new
form Of energy. Other men. however soon per-
ceived that this strange radiance could be util-
ized in a practical fashion. Its value resided in
the fact that it would penetrate where light
could not All substances, though were not
equally transparent it. Wood was found TO
be more so than metal, and flesh more so than
bone. There a difference between
blood and water. 1t thus became possible to
examine the interior of the human body by
either catching the Y ray shadows cast upon a
fuorescent screen, or permanently recording
them by photography. Dr. Williams, in describ-
ing these useful applications of the newly found
agent, speaks from a large professional expert
ence. and renders unique service to his pro-
fession.
The Y ray apparatus employed at first. both
for exhibition purposes and for research was
exceedingly crude Considerable Improvement
has been made in 1t in a number of details
Then. too, an expert can get better results out
of il than the beginner. Much needs to be
learned about the proper handling Of the tube
and the patient Both of these phases of the
subject, with great propriety, therefore. are
fully discussed at the outset.
The world has heard a great deal about the
surgical uses of the y rays. but possibly does
not realize how extensively they have been en-
ployed for diagnosing disease Nearly one-third
of DR.. Williamss book is given up TO the latter
kind Of work. 1t is possible to perceive not
merely the bones inside the body. but evidence
of pneumonia tuberculosis, pleurisy, displace-
ment of the heart, more serious affections Of
that organ, cancer of the stomach. calculi and
kidney troubles. DR.. Williams believes that one
can detect consumption at earlier stage by
means of the : rays than by the more familiar
methods OF diagnosis and also get a more ac-
curate idea of the actual extent Of abnormal
conditions.
Within the last few weeks several instances
of the cure of cancer by X ray treatment have
declares that attempts 10 achieve remedial ef-
-ects not only with this. but with other disor-
ders have been made repeatedly within the last
five years. In many cases the outcome has been
doubtful or distinctly disappointing. Perhaps
the most marked success has attended the appli-
cation of this agent 10 skin diseases and rheu-
matism. R0ntgens discovery has also been
turned TO account in detecting authorizations of
food.
The illustrations Of this book most of which
are ray photographs. constitute feature of
exceptional value
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

OF NEW YORK. The city Mortgage Company. Plain
against Francis J SchuuEg AL BefenGarts.-l In
pursuance Judgment Of Foreclosure sale, duly
the abOVe-eutted action.
18th day Of January. 1902 l. the Undersigned
Referee said judgment named. will sell at Public
Auction, the New York Real Estate Saesroom No III
the Borough OF Manhattan, city Of New
York day February 1902, 70 O'Clock noon
day by r Meyer. AuCtiuncer the premises
he sold ana therein described
follows: parcel OF land
being the Borough Of Manhattan, city
York and bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning a point the easteTy side Of Eighth Avenue
distant eleven inches northcrv rom
the intersection OF Tho norhery --e
of 154th Street and eastey side Of Eighth Avenue
running easteTy parallel with lh street and part
Of the distance party wall one hundred feet
thence northery parallel with Eighth Avenue Fifty foot
parallel with l54h street one hun
dred feet TO said easerly side Of Eighth Avenue. and
thence along the Ffy feet 10 the point or
beginning
Dated New York. January 10th, 1902
SIDNEY J. COWEN. Referee.
GEORGE f HYATT. Attorney foT Plaintiff. No. 10
Wall Street Borough Manhattan, New York city.
The following diagram Of the property to he sold as
described above. the numbers being 2o and -2
Eighth Avenue:
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IsAJ-NDRESS or CHAMRERMAID.-Ffr
class, swedish. by month: good refecA
ence. Address L-AJ-NDRESS. 500 3d-ave-
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foreclosure Sales.


New York.-Nelson u. Suwell. Plaintiff against
Charles l. Baldwin others Defendants. In
of judgment foreclosure and sale duly made and
tered in the action bearing date the 1th
day OF December 1901 the undersigned the Referee in
said judgment named VIII sell public auction at the
New York Real Salesroom No. III Broadway. in
the Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York. the 4h
day OF February 1902 o'clock that day. by
Peter +. Meyer Co. Auctioneers the promises directed
by said Judgment sold therein described fol
lows All that certain plot parcel OF land in the
Borough of The Bronx City and County of New York,
consisting of much Of the eastery half Of lot 2S
entitled Map of North Melrose in the Manor Of Nor
risania the County Westcheser. New York dated
April 22nd 1880 by Andrew Finday surveyor filed In the
Register of Weschester County May 18th,
1850. Map 242 remains after the opening OF
Merose Avenue. bounded and described follows:
Beginning the formed by the intersection the
southery side Of one hundred and s!Xtythird Street
formerly First Street with the westerly side Melrose
Avenue running thence westerly along the southery side
One hundred and sXtythrd Street nineteen feet and
hundredhs of foot tl@ I6 feeO the
line lot 2S said thence Souherly along said
line hundred feet and hundredths
GO0O2 lot SO said map. thence eastery
and ninety onehundredths Of
93 the westerly side OF Merose Avenue.
thence nohey along the westerly side OF Melrose Avenue
and hUndredths a OO4)
10 the point place Of beginning
Dated New York. January -. 1902
LEONIDAS DENNIS. Referee
GEORGE F. HYATT. Attorney for Plaintiff Is Wall
Street. York City.
following is a diagram Of the property be
1880 Street.
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S4th Street
SD Street

The approximate lien or charge to
satisfy which the abovedescrbed property Is 20 hc sold
Sll 63I Os, with interest thereon hir'eh day
December 1901. together with allowances
amounting s373 thrtieth day
of December, 1901. together the expenses
sale. The approximate amount Of assessments
other Hens which 70 be allowed TO the h2ser
out Of the purchase money paid by the Referee IS
f5744l and interest.
Dated. New York. December a1st. 1901
DANIEL Mason. Referee.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-bouise Gottshalk, Plaintiff. against
rrl,us Jungnan al. Dcfendants-ln pursuance Of a
dgment of Foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
action hearing date the llth oaE
~ Januarv 1902 l. undersigned the Referee IN ald
i,idgnoent named Public Auction at the Ne"
ycrk Real Estate Salesroom No III Broadway. IN the
Borough Of Manhattan, CITY New York the 9th day
Of February 1902 12 o'clock noon, on that DAY 10y
peter + Never AucIiOncer the premises directed oN sd
Judgment be sold and therein described as t2'%s Al
tbat certain lot piece parcel If and, with the pudng
md improvements thereon erected, situate. lying ana
and State Of New YORK, bounded
and descrbed follows: Beginning at point in the
Hundred and Thirty third street
and seVentyhve feet westerly from
intersection Of the southery line
~ one Hundred hirtythird Street with the westerly
line Amsterdam Avenue running thence southery par
with Amsterdam Avenue ninety nine feet eleven
inches - the the block: thence running
west said line and parallel with One
Hundred and Thirty feet and
northerly. and paIale with Am
seram Avenue Of the distance through party
Of Hundred and Thirtvthird Street; and running
eastery along said southery line of one Hundred
Tkrtythd Street seventeen feet and six inches TO
the point place of beginning.
Dated New York January IL 1902
JACOB FROMME Referee
CHARLES II. COLLINS Attorney Plaintiff $50
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
The following diagram OF the property be sold
described above
Vest
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I54th Street.

bath Street.
The approximate amount lien charge 10 satisfy
which the aboyedescribed property is to he sold, Is
thereon from the 18Th day OF Janu
ary 1862 together and allowance amounting 10
the Of the sale" Ihe ai-
proximate assessments or other liens
which are to be allowed purchaser of the pur
chase the Referee. Is ST. go and inter
est The property VIII be sold in TWO separate parcels
each y by 100 feet subject prior mortgages COY
ering the upon which at this date there IS due
accrued interest the sum OF so ioVJ'
Dated. New January 18Th. 1902 -
SIDNEY j l1lMEN. keteIoe.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
Centre line Of the block.

The approximate amount Of the lien charge
which the above-described property Is be
sssoI. with interest thereon from day
15tt together with
20 s31o with interest from January 1902
with the expenses OF the sale The
OF taxes assessments or other liens. which
by the Referee, 10 &782l4 and interest -
Dated. New York January 14th. 1Do2
JACOB FRoMME Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

/ GARDENER married: thoroughly
understands grapes, greenhouse, plants.
I vegetables and outside work, good refer
I enCe from last employer. GEORGE KEN
I NElDI. South NCrwalk. Conn
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The approximate Of the or charge 10 satisfy
which the ahovedescribed property be sold
thereon from December 1901
with and allowance amounting Sl63 63 with in
December H. 1901. together
Of the sale The approximate amount Of taxes.
other liens which 10 be allowed the
chaser Of the purchase paid
is The property subject
prior mortgages which there Is due
principal accrued interest Of 500 OOl "a
Dated New York. January l3. 1902
I.EnNIn RnEnrn
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
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STRAIGHT ROUSD TRIP Tickets Issued TO all
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REGULAR u MAIL SERVICE EVERY WEEK.
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Large cabins. Dining saloon promenade deck
ROI.OGNESI. HARTFIELD & CO. 20 Wall St
COOKS WINTER TRIPS.
u Personally conducted parties 20 ALL leading Winter
I'eSo' TfOS COOK & SON 26I & iis5 Bway n Y
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COACHMAN.-Young man just dlseugaged.
careful. stylish driver. perfectly sober
willing and obiiging; personal reference
from last employer, city or country. Call
or address J. NJ. 463 +th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
ACTINIC LIGHT.

ARE you tired OF taking drugs without be
ing cured? Consult Try our new
method OF treatment with ACTINIC LIGHT
and Electricity by which hundreds nave
been cured OF all nervous ailments q
West 24th-st
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BOOKS.
HOLIDAY BOOK SALE,

LOVERING's BOOK STORE.
s23 BROADWAY. NEAR 12TH-ST.
Everybody in New-York and for hfty
miles around knows Lowering. His store is
the headquarters for book lovers and book
buyers. Special prices for books suitable
for Christmas and New-Year's presents
All kinds Of books 10 suit all tastes and all
pocketbOoks Historical books. biographical.
religious. scientific books of travel, books
OF fiction, books for children. poetry, etc:
etc. Anything you want, and positively az
the lowest possible prices IN the United
States. Encyclopedias on sale for song
Appleton Chambers's. Britannica ana
Peoples. Books and libraries purchased.
LOWERING. S23 BROADWAY. y. \.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-The New PhysicianS Mu-
Association. plaintiff, against FTteda and
others, defendants-In pursuance Of judgment
closure sale made entered the
titled action bearing thirtieh day
1901. the undersigned. the Referee Judgment
named will sell public auction New York
Manhattan. City Of New York tho Path day
uary. 1902 al dsv. Herbert
A. Sherman. Auconeer. the premises directed said
judgment be sold and therein described follows
All that certain lot. piece parcel OF land with
building thereon situated lying and being in
City New York. in the County and
point Southery side II FGhry-fourth
two hundred three 2n and four "a inches
the southwestery Of EAghty-fourh
and Second and running thence souhery
parallel nearly with hundred
ana two no2) and o. inches the
the block; thence westerly parallel Eighty
nearly with Second and the distance
o. inches southerlv side Of Eighty fourth
Eightyfourth street QT) point
232 East Eighty-fourth York city The land
Block 1929 the Land Map the City of New
DANIEL MASON. Referee.
MORTIMER c. ADDoMS. Attorney FOR Plaintiff II VIII
lam Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
The following is diagram Of tie premises to be sold
described above:
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MACHINE RY,

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5Oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines: FULLY
guaranteed; machinery bought And ex-
changed. GEO b. EDDY ses AaI.son-,t
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USEFUL MANY young man. AZ -
151 Huron-st.. Brooklyn. ss
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ATTORNEYS.

FAMILY differences. other legal bushes.
transacted we'll and cheaply. ADVICE
FREE. Lawyer CLIFFORD. lis Broadway
%ew-York.
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ANTIQUE JEWELRy.

diamonds jewelry, silverware and an
tiques Old gold. silver and jewelry bought
or exchanged w 2Sth-st., near 5th-ave
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GARDESER.-By German. single; thor
ough knowledge Of greenhouses. graperies.
landscape gardening. flowers. fruits vege-
tables. lawns, trees. shrubbeTy, etc. refer
ences. Address FLORIST. Box s. Tribune
| Office
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GARDENER married: on private
place: best OF references. \. B.. care e
Palmer 152 Phelps-ave.. EngIewood n ]
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CI.ARK'S CRUISE OF THE CELTIC"
THE LARGEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD
The 1S METlTERBANEAN 1ne 1ns ORIENT
FEBRUARY : - DAYS.
some choice herths eft $3.50 and up.
First class. including Shore Excursions, Guides Fees
Hotels Drives. etc The cheapest and attractive
trips leaving the [. : this Winter. covering
ground and an"rdng most sightseeing
The magnificent White star Line tNin-screw
steamer Celtic go $50 floating palace specially
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20 feet: decks; So single
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Athens. Rome. the Riviera course Of eight
Iet Ilckets good 70 stop over In Europe and return
later on the Oceanic" Majestic etc
LChC,i send for Clark's Programmes for 1902
F g. CLARK III Broadway. York
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OlD D0MlNllWM llRlE.

NJ" 4pi,h ROTTERDAM. VIA BOULOGNE $ NJ
~ - nm rev Steamers of 1900 Register
'E.n ~" rrtr" KOTTERDAM
s.sl,.ir s,,,i,t'' ,,.,.r.,.. ian. 25 10 4. NJ
Twin Screw cr- y, 7, =, =, '' w. = ~ a. VI
Steamer - - - y - a III 90 -
Apply Holland America Line 30 H.v'n'. !" a NJ
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Books anb DnbIratons Books anb Civilizations.
OIeau SIeumcrs.

MAMBWRG7AMERIGAN llME.
Twin-screw Ex"ress Steamers during Winter on Med
tteranean Express Service. Service Plymouth
oourg Hamburg resumed March s. 1902.
EWIN-SC'REW PASSENGER SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOU
'Palata Jan IS II 30 NJ Pretoria. Feb. l. II 30 A.
PennsylvaniaJan. 25 AN. 'Phonicia. .Feo s, A. M
ITO Hamburg direct
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LOST.

LOST.-Bankbook No. 367. 800 of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing ANY
person having claim to IL is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit 10 having said passbook can
celled and a new one issued
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DRESSNAISING.

DREsSMAI<ING.
CIOAKMAKER.- Superior litter. AZ home
or out ty the day. viii mnke all Kinds ot
alterations IN cloakS. finest worker on
s"alslip garments. viii remodel repair.
alter Sleeves. make into latest styl" jackets.
caps acd colateitcs. GREiG. 1871 ". 22l st
DkEssMAKER. large experience. desires
few more customers. Ladies desiring
choice. artistic gowns. Work standard OF
guaranteed Home or out. NINE GILL
G'N. SO8 West 5Tth st
URESSCTTTING and MILLINERY Eys-
temltically taught paw" better than other
trades. night school Monday. Wednes lay.
Friday - ~ starts YOU NJ MbONElL'S ),
pRESsMAKER. experienced. good. takes
work home o. by day. SKIRTS. waists;
aiso alterations. rcmod-liiug mieses' and
children's dresses Mrs. HOOD. iS6 West
1Olst St
DRESS SHAKER of Il Altman s. Co. lat
est spring styles. competent and "NrcTi
enced. 81 day or at home. DRESS
MAKER. 253 West l4th-st.
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Recelper's 9 Notire

IN 'CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Ito the Creditors o Shoe Machinery Com
pany
the day OF date hereof hereby notified
oue I'm and prove before the address given below
Scrr claims and demands against Standard Shoe Ma
under oath affirmation within
months from the date hereof you will be excluded
from such dividend
ma declared by this Court upon the proceeds o/
of said corporation.
Dated Decenber 10 1901.
FRANK p MDERMOTT,
Receiver of standard Shoe Machinery Company, II
change Place. Jersey City n. J.
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FOR SALE.

SCHAPIROGRAPH costs little. reduplicates
every writing 20 copies per minute Free
trial. TR. SCHAPIROCO. 265 Broadway.
TWO sEALSkiN SACKS. sizes IS and a.
new; prices very reasonable. MAX
REsk\STElN. 27l West l25.h-sI
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SAFES.

A LARGE LOT Of second hand safes 70,
sale cheap to make room: all sizes and
makssi must be sold quick. KINsEY
RAINIER = THOMSON. 800 Broadway.
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NO. l.242 BROADWAY
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7th 283 West 12Sth-st.t 1,000 8d.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

SiST ST. 1871 WEST-Private family,
owning house handsomely furnished
would rent parlor floor. physician; alsc
other large, sunny rooms; bachelor or mar
Red cnuple.
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DESKS Avp OFFICE FURNITURE
DE;RM RMATOLOGY.

ALL HLACKHEApS and PIM-
~ PLES positively cured hy my
\ scientific treatment. spectH lly
a. u prepared FOR each Individual case.
y Fun information free. Call or
-. write. JOHN II WOODBURY..
- ". I'D st y Y
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RESPECTABLE widow. with three srau
children: wants housecleantng; any kind
OF work % king-st-, corner Hudson.
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IL For La Guayra Puerto Cabello, Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao-CallnC also at San Juan. p r.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
S S PHIIAD DELPiIIA. Sa turday January 23 Noon
s. ;. CARACAS aturday. February s. Noon
These vessels superior for pas"
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"oMEsTlC sITrATIUAs wAsrEn
~HIuJs-

AN ELDERLY French Protestan, n ,,r.
lily Address ADVERTISER. - RANKS,
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ave-. near West 66th-st.; 106 Wes, I2d-st
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Washing. iron, private family. rfr~
town Office. 1.342 Ercaiwav "
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FRENCH HAIRCUTTER.


POUJOL. French hair cutter. the best 1
the city. l.l4I Broadway. between 26t
and 9th SITS.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAsryn
Male

USEFUL MAN.-Houseman: thorouz.,.-
understands steam boilers F,,----.y
pumps. elevator, electric bells. polish 49,.
brasses. windows, absolutely sober -. -.
worthy; personal city recommendation ~,
West 36th-st ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

THE ROENTGEN RAYS, in Medicine and sur
sery; as an Aid TO Diagnosis and as Thera-
peutc Agent. BY Francis II. Williams n
VISITING PHYSICIAN at the Boston City HOSPITAL
Ian Company. ii'i