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The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21
GRAND LEVY COMPLETED,

The assessors have completed the
work on the grand levy, and the result
will be gratifying to all the taxpayers.
The book itself is a model of neatness,
not blot or blur being found on all
it's pages. The clerical work was done
by Assessor J. Edwin Hungerford, and
he certainly deserves high praise for
the pains taken. Here are some of
the interesting figures drawn off from
the grand levy summary:
9s8 Houses, 1867, 1872
"a, 3494 Acres Land, 649,OO1
1l6 Mills, 239, 1876
lob Horses, 36, 647
1876 Neat Cattle, 62,264
428 Wagons, 11,267
Farming Utensils, 2lO
Watches and Jewelry, 1886
Musical Instruments, 7,1O5
Household Furniture, $500
Quarries, 500
Canal and Other Stocks, 800
Amount in Trade, 10O,SlO
Manufacturing Opera tions, 1,45O
Money at Interest, 1925
Money on Hand, 1920
All Other Taxable Property, $4,000
Ten per cent addition, 1926
Deductions, 1887
Leaving total of $l,998, 459
A 14-mill tax on this pro-
duces, 27,97s AZ
Militaries and Polls, 1,23l. Loo
Due from State on Bank Stock, 2.l77.O7
Making Total Of 1871, 1886. 10
An Increase in Revenue over
Last Year of 81 54O.29
Last years figures are given by way
of comparisons:
973 Houses, sS4O, 157
339734 Acres Land, 646, AIS
lib Stores and Mills, PIT, 745
$50 Horses, -, 469
329S Neat Cattle, slap
800 Wagons, 1O,41O
Farming Utensils, 2OC
Watches and Jewelry, 3,72s
Musical Instruments, 6,77;
Household Furniture, 2,5O(
Quarries, 1900
Bank Stock, 100, III
Canal and Other Stocks, 32(
Amount in Trade, 1925
Mechanical Operations, 81
Money at Interest, 1918
Money on Hand, $3.50
All Other Taxable Property, %, 5O(
Ten per cent. Addition, 17,51{
Total, s2,1os, 80;
Deductions, $3.50;
Total, $2,054, OO
IA mills on this yields, 1928, 1902
Military and polls, 1850
I Total, s29,s46.2
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21
Separate Dress Skirts.

The average dressmaker can't make the new
plain skirt. That is fact. She hasn't the
knowledge She hasn't the art. Skirt-making
IS an art The tailors who design these skirts
OF oursmey ,S the heaper skirts.get salaries
the systematic subdivision Of labor the goods
show can be sold for less than the average
dresSmaker charges.
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21

SATURDAYS ROUsING TOWN MEETING.
Saturdays town meeting was a
rouser, one of the largest ever held in
town. Fully 500 voters were present,
all sections of the town being repre-
sented. Commissioner of Internal
Revenue Kinney was chairman of the
meeting and occupied the difficult post
with credit. 1t was plainly evident
the meeting was against the proposed
addition to the Center school building,
the vote being about four to one.
Among the speakers were J. LIE Roy
Buck, Hon Nicholas Staub, Former
Selectman SOule, H. L. Randall, An
drew NJ. Booth, Charles NJ. Beach, Will
liam G. Green and Charles N. Hall.
The meeting first voted to accept the
report of the committee and then re-
jected the resolution with a shout
when formally presented by Mr. Mer'
win Over an hour was wasted in dis
cussing a parliamentary matter In
his speech Mr. Staub paid his respects
| in vigorous manner to Citizens ar
| ticle in last weeks BEE. The writer
| believes this able and affable gentle
mon was unnecessarily disturbed over
a single phrase which came up in the
argument. The article in question
was a, temperate argument from the
standpoint OF the school board, ant
was not intended as an insult to an,
one in general or in particular.
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21

Frank Bishop, James Donalds, NJ.
Frank & Sons, Piote Lemborwski, Jo-
zens Rozowsky, Mrs S. E. Townsend.
George H. Jackson, postmaster.
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21
Hosiery.

The new Importation of Onyx" Hosiery for
which we are sole agents, has arrived. The
line this spring is larger more varied better
and more fascinating than any ever shown in
this town Black stockings. in cotton, Isle
and silk in plain, drop stitch, lace and boot
pattern; fancy hose in beautiful and delicate
colOrings and genteel designs.
'Onyx' hosiery never disappOints; for tit.
elasticity and dura bility it remains unequal
ed.
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21
A CATTLE SHOW TO BE HELD.

Farmers and cattlemen will be in
cattle show and sale will be held on
the Green, New Milford, Tuesday,
March 25. The farmers of New Mil
ford and neighboring towns are invited
to bring stock of all kinds for exhibit
ton and sale. If very stormy the sale
will be postponed to the first fair day.
The committee in charge of the affair
consists of Walter Leavenworth. Will
liam Stone and Robert Mallory.
Letters remain at the New Milford
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21
so DON'T DELAY.

In the planest possible words and without any spread
eagle effect wish that stock mark
ed DOWN to such that will Paralyze All
Existing Prices. During this sale will Ignore Cost
and resolve to do just thing
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21
IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.

IN oECNHI ooCIE1 ClhVLSo'
Good Shepherd lodge, l. o. o. F.,
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21
Contractors and Builders.
Cyclone EnSilage

and Fodder cutters and Carriers arc the best
made. For circulars and prices call On o. ad-
dress L. @. CAMP, Agent
New Milford, Ct
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21
You Can Save
JOHN HARMON,

Dealer in Paints. Oils and Varnisbes
Nicholas Square, New Milford.
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liams, Frank Evitts, L. p. Giddings,
n. Staub, Hubert Thomas, H. c.
Buckingham, w. G. Lathrop, J.. j.
Pickett J. A. Bolles, John F. Dolan.
F. NJ. Couch, J. A. Northrop, E. X.
Dorwin, c. B. Camp, G. A. Todd, H.
O. Warner, c. B. Marsh.
WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.
The road leading to w. C. Hines
has been abandoned for a time. The
recent rains have made havoc there.
George Roebling has purchased a
span Of grays, brought from the West.
Calvin Crossman has a fine new
wagon.
Miss Jennette Stone has been con-
fined to the house for two weeks on
account of illness.
THE CHURCH OF ST FRANCIS XAVIER.
A fair for the benefit of the Church
of St Francis Xavier will be held In
the Town hall on April, 4, 5, I and 8.
There will be dancing each evening,
with music by Northrop's orchestra.
Mass was said at the Church of St
Francis Xavier on St Patrick's morn
ing at 100 o'clock and two masses on
St Joseph's day, Wednesday.
Mrs George Ackley is visiting in New
York City.
Nathan Dunbar Of Cornwall Bridge
has bought two handsome pairs of
heavy horses and trotter of Ackley.
Hatch & Marsh.
The c. II. Booth & Bentley Co., who
have one of the lighteSt and most at
tractive stores in the valley, have just
introduced the Acme cash carrier
system in their store.
guest of Mr. and Mrs George Fl. Lines
Rev F. A. johnson went to New
York on Monday for sojOurn of {
few days.
Miss Mary Cogswell has taken a pc
sition in the store of The c. Fl. Booth
& Bentley Co.
James Sullivan was in Ashley Falls,
Mass, on Saturday. called thither by
the funeral of a relative.
Mrs Timothy Ives of New Haven il
Visiting Mrs E. A. Lathrop.
Mrs Sherman Adds has returned t,
New Milford after sojourn of 81,
months with Mrs David Barlow.
Mrs J. c. Wiley has been seriousl.
i'll with pleurisy. She is attended b.
DR. King.
John Harmon has been given the or
der for the wall paper for the parisl
house of St Johns church. The paper
selected are of handsome design an
the job will reflect credit on the mai
who has the contract in hand.
Owing to the big storm, water under
mined the piers of the new addition
the tobacco warehouse of Green
Bunzl, requiring the removal of 20
cases of tobacco in the building to tn
main part of the warehouse. Workme
have been engaged, this week, in pu,
ting matters to rights.
Charles A. Mallory of Sherman wa
in town on Monday. Speaking of tn
bad condition of the roads in Sherma
he said the milk team of Selectma
George Durgy got stuck in the mu
below Mr. Mallory's house that morn
ing. The driver was obliged to appe;
for help to Mr. Mallory. The milk wa
: unloaded, the wagon pulled out of tn
Slough of despond, and the cans reloa,
= ed. Then the man went on his jOu
!. ney.
\ Mrs James B. Seccombe of Minneal
o oils, Mimi, is visiting her sister, Mis-
Ruth T. Booth.
Hendricks Brothers expect to SOC
= remove their steam saw mill from tt
edge of Warren, where they have bee
all winter, to Cornwall Plains.
4 Starr Kinney OF Worthwhile is bull
- ing large tobacco barn, 2Sx84 fee
| l., Dvo hnv l,a
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21

Letters remain at the New Milford
postOffice uncalled for addressed to
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-21

That vigorous and reliable stone ma
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-15
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
NOTICE.

Sale OF Women's Work and Loan Ex'
hibit will be held on Friday and Sat
urday, Nov. 81 and 22, in the Elks'
Hall, Beretania street.
Ladies making articles for sale and
others interested will apply for partic.
ulars to the ladies Of the Executive
Committee.
MRS. II. H. WILLIAMS,
MRS. FREETH,
MRS. DIR. HOFFMAN,,
MRS. IMINISHI,
MRS. A. Z. MURPHY,
MRS. KITCAT.
1862
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-15

She ito returned warrior, enthusiasts
tically) - And suppose you almost
lived on horseback out there? He
Well, yes; toward the end of Lady
smith we did. 1t makes rather decent
soup!-Punch,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
NATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS.
TO HOLD A FIVE DAY SESSION IN PhiLA-
DELPRIA NEXT MONTH-THE
PROGRAMME

plan. have inst been made public for the coming
National Prison Congress. which will meet a.
FnjladeInhfa from September 13 to II The three
societies which comprise the National Prison Con
e-ess-tbe associations OF wardens Of chaplans ana
of rrison physicans-wi1 meet at the same time
The programme covers five day and hve evening
sessions Such subjects as The Whipping FoSt'
The Relation and Duty of the Community 10 the
riSobarsad Prisoner The Treatment of Prison
ers: Past and Present, The Convict ana l1ie
Criminal" THE Indeterr1inate Sentence, Inc
Iuverile Court and Purposes OF Prison Cohtiol
and Discipline" Will be presented by eminent Pc
no1ogists from all parts of the country Among
these are Judge Richard S. Tuthin. Of Chlcago'
Iudpe 7 Franklin Fort, of Newark. N j; Judge
/ q Kinnie Of Iowa Frederick H Wines OF
Washington D c.: the Rev. DR.. r. h Con"aI' VI
PHILADELPHIA; the Rev. DR.. W. A Locke cf-piatii
Of the State Reformatory. Of MansIeo' I'M
Michael Heymann, of New-Orleans' ChieI Oh o4iCe
olonel Richard Sylvester, of Washington u. -
TT~s .Ihart C5arvin OF Connecticut State
r-iso,. w Butler secretary Of the State bodru
of Charities of Indianapolis; the ReV, w "
Stoudeurnire Of the Maryland PRISONERS Aiu 0o
49,, RsItiroore: the Rev. DR.. Herman l. Duhring'
of the Episcopal City Mission PhllaoelpAia' -
7 It Cflmour. warden of the Central Ffisoh' Ioi-
o,+o. n " r5ussinger, warden OF the eastern
State Penitentiary Philadelphia; n r boucheI'
warden of the State Penitentiary, BISMARCK n ~
and Mrs Elizabeth Tuttle, OF the FIooa'ioh N''i
Boston. ,-. .. +ha
,,-+.r, renorts Of the standing committees on
,e,-sr+iye and reformatory work criminal law
-afornn probation work. prison discipline ponce
force in cities and discharged prisoners
4 new and special feature OF the present sathe'
; is the initial session Of the Prison Physicians
Aeoo;ation organized last year, to be addressed
by DIR John T. Blrd, Ionia State ReformatoEy'
nT,cb and Dr. Theodore Cooke, jr-. Maryland State
Penitentiary. -, =. ,-oooba5 m Sunday
eIe-oHrr Il By the Rev. DR.. Floyd Tompklns al
11fttS T-in5Iv Church. Addresses OF welcome VII!
t ~ made on the opening night by the Governor nor
"a +he Navor and the annual ADDRESS o. 'ile
1reeident Charles r. Henderson; Will toii1w, toii tsr
SaZen local committees have charge OF te en-! u.
.1rrne,t which includes a reception az the New New
Ea,ftirv Cub a luncheon. trips TO Al4aLtE ;,t -
-trn,,,t park and on the Delaware ana visits 10
ti1e House Of Refuge at Glen MiIs: FehH' anu -
- model Eastern State Penitenuary-
The National Prison Congress is composed % the
,,asr eminent penologists from al parts OF ne
rountrv From its beginning tniT,y years & 49, aeU, II
SoS bean instrumental in shedding nght upon
I1ost d:flcrlt problem in sociological retorm-tnr o
tnGe rav 10 deal with the criminally oegenefate.
- ma fority of its members are strong bel+.eIs
u, he Ultimate uplifting OF humanity no mate
- N =. .rdened in crime. holding that the idea OF
rig,t punishment is reforratio
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
W4LKTNG N TIE RAN.
From The Philadelphia Ledger.

Ali exercise is good. II kinds OF
else better than others.
Walking Is the top notch in the list. and Il has
the nesimabie advantage OF being within the
reach OF all but severely crippled men and women.
We not sensible in this matter at all. for
walk long distances without purpose and take
ca. TO daily work
II you have yet learned the pleasure there is
N q walk IN the rain you have a Joy in store
for you Protected by waterproof short skirt and
cape ard shoes. with soft FELT hat and veil or
umbrella for the rain in your face is the best
part OF It-you can sally |orth into new world
and enjoy the fresh. newly washed air to
tent you have never imagined possible. II the
wind howls all the better. You can face it glori-
ing you Sideways all to good advantage
You viii return from such 2 walk refreshed and
invgorated beyond belief. and-whisper it-such
treatment IS a wonderful beaut!fer OF the COM
TleXon.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
BUTCHERY, NOT SPORT.
WHAT 4 NEw-YoRKER THOUGHT OF PIG
STICKING.

u have heard of pig sticking" said New-York
sportsman who had just returned from deer hunt
ing in the Adirondacks but have no use for that
sort of thing I don't call sticking pigs sport
Did you ever try it?" asked his friend who hac
lust returned from Mediterranean trip. which
included. among some other things, a boar hunt in
Morocco.
NO; l never tried it, was the answer.
We'll then, you not qualified 10 speak on
the subject" said his comrsde. with wink I
had a lot Of fun chasing hogs I'll tell you about
it There were three OF u.s. Captain J., an offcer
OF the Spanish War; my brother. who is in the
navy and myself We had lot ot Arabs go out
and beat the bushes around big mud lake. This
Is the favorite haunt Of ;he Tanger Tent Club.
which is a pig sticking club. Well, after consider
able beating. along came pig He was young
fellow and had a lot OF wind. The captain and
gave chase On horseback. and after We had the
fellow fairly winded and almost on top
of him, / my spear at him The blade went
in but the stick OF the spear broke Of
The captain tried his spear, tut the point
of il had been du.led by previous encounter. and
il would pierce the hide Of the brute. All Of a
sudden the pig got his wind and made charge
He ripped up my horse in bad shape. and
might have killed the animal If my brother had
not up at that time and rtn the boar through
with his spear. Then he dispa tched him with his
hunting knife But the pig belonged to me. be-
eau l had the first spear.
We'll, II you call that sport, / don't" said the
New Yorker; Il cali that butchers job
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
BOOK BARGAINS

LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
COOK SALE ever known Over 3UO.Oo9
volumes oT Literature are offered al the low
est hgures in the last cox Jury; 5000 Mag
azines. lc. 20 &c. each; Is. coo Paper Novels.
&c TO ioc. eacl. $1,000 School and Text
Books. &c. to &c. each 5000 Novels anc
oFks = Fiction, &c to 5,-c, esch. l.oUO
Medical Books. i0c to Sl.00 each: LOCO
Standard SOS. Soc TO 5000: 1000 Sets
Of Encyclopedias S1.oo 10 $500. Books
covering every branch of literature at or
about one-nfth the price asked by the pub
lshers NO catalogues ISSUED. Second
hand school books. review books and books
OF ali kinds bought sold and exchanged:
highest cash prices paid: calls al residences
free LOyERING'S N Y. Book Exchange.
s23 tsros dwsy. near l2th-st.- open EVENING".
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
a DRAPERIEs.

SPECIALIST in giving scalp treatment. g.!
Sth-ave.. second floor
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
FOR SALE.

s. SO GOLD GLASSES ST.:
7. -SIaIS - WEEK our opticians " examine
1ot+ ives FREE and sell you PAR OF - %
you, you ~ ASSES FOR 81. w aFranted
oCGD.. You viii never have this chance
seiS kEENE OPTICAL CO. $50
HTsHis. esHis.aDWAY. NEW YORK Hours. 10
q, saturdays included Glasses mace ana
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
FURNISHED Hoofs.

furnished large ssilsbia ana io-
c.,5on ' shsoluteiy clean. Southern exposure
4SI West 22d-st
----,5 g.pL, WFsT.-On- or TWO beauti-
t-Iiy furnished rooms. elesantly app',ttS
=. n-iyste house MODERN, tribune ~
Town once. 1854 ByoAa " AZ.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
1ITT1E ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALPf
LOOSE TEETH.

LOOSE TEETH frightened, swollen gums
cured permanently: hand carved porcelain
crown and bridge work removable 4 de-
sired). Continuous gum plates. the most
ciaanly of All material used in the mouth
Or SMITH I East 32d-st Telephone. pa
tr-MadisOu Square.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
LESSON FOR TIE EORLD.

From The Melbourne United Australia.
The world knows. g II knew before,
that who fights England must be prepared TO fight
the whole British race. by land and by sea, and
that wherever Englishman may have planted MS
restless and pioneering feet he remains loyal and
true his notherland.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
cUREos AND SILVER.

cRaGG ANTIQUES co. I16 West 42d-st.
BUYS and sells cid mahogany, silver, Jew
elrv Coicnsl china
YE OLD cCRIO ny SHOP --Curios. an
tiuues old gold. silver and books bought
ard sold 762 L>eTingfou-are-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ANTI MEDICAL PRACTICE.

GREAT v;tapstlTy: Cleansing. vitalizing;
puts no poiscns in t1t pulls All poisors
out by cerent electric extraction Of ali
Soisonoas causes Of disease: also Ozone Va
pr Vfta-toric treatment. ELIZA COLE.
Vifsrs.h 241 East 12fh-st
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
As HOOPER's FATAL FOOD

GUARANTEES complete riodance rror
Reaches. all druggists sell II o. II. IA ,
MN - cortlandf-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
rxouIsITE PLEATIEGS.

;--,TS1IsITF PLEATINGs. Knittings. etc.
"a -, - vsi2,et crepe and wooilen goods %ith-
~. trtnry TO fabric or color M r 90
T.ADE 4l9I. 6th-ave- Estaohsheo 1870
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

.1J. WOOL. 4 YARD WIDE. NO sHoDDY
ALL '" RF.MARKABLE GAINS.
The circulation of The New-fork trioune
.boWs gain Of over IA per cent Daily and
$50 th.n II per cent Sunday for July, 1907,
as compared with the same month in 1901.
and it is still growing.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ALL KINDS OF FOLDING BEDS.

REPAIRED cleaned warranted bug proof;
special springs furnished; furniture re
paired and upholstered I. L. oDELL. lii
West lath-sc.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
CUTLERY.

CUTLERY of every description o.. hand
made 70 order and repaired a. G
kNAUTH'S. 81 John-st and n Nassau-.t
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ANTIQUES. ETC.

FOR REAL Antique Furniture real old
cawfoot sofa, etc see DI SALVO
BROS. 3SS 4rh-ave.
&c OLD CURIOSITY 3HOP-Curios. an
,.Ques olA sol6 silver nd books bought
and sold. az Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
CAS- AND GASOLINE ENGINES.

VERNE MOTOR WORKS. 25 War
".n-st n Y: sef-staTting and reversing
osrIa5e motors for launch and auxilia ~
s~1,nses TO SIS horsepower: two and four
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
MUSIC.

IS CENTS per month makes you sh,ifne rne
of the New-York Music CLUB en,lrLIYs ~
WORK Music CLUB 40 West 2oth-sI'
New-YoIk
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
1rr.NrTURE UPHoLsTERING.

MATTRE Ess rs made to order; carpets taken
IN cleaned and ielaid. LEWIS BROS.
700 Ec-olTIn hus-ave tel, 459 Columbus.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
PANAMA HATS
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS-

LINED.
PANELS Graded: old ensrsvinss clesnea'
.nr.t CUAS w SNOW. 6U2 Soa-asA
tlisraid Soucrei.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
asrRoLoGy AND pALMIsTRy.

PROF. ST LEON. Scientific As.ro.ocer; 30
years practice: ioS Vest 11th-st-. near
sth-ave. consu'tat4cn 81.
BEATRICE JOHNSON. cisirvoyanJ. spir-
itcalistic medium. gifted business sd-
wiser; success thro-gh psychic power, 81
7fs sTh-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
CHIROPODIsT.

n BROONEs. q Park Row. Room 3Sl:-
Successfully treated. ingrown nalis' ouh
TONS and ali diseases Of the feet
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES. SIN
ave SD 10 3ith sts--otorase Tor lurni-
rure etc pad3ed vans for moving. city or
country: boxing. packing. shipping enc u. :
surauce. climates furnished Ie.epho1s
call 32l0-3sth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
LOST.

RANKBooK No. l5s. .e65 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing ANY PES pei5
,'-or to nTesent the same within ten Gays
or submit to having said passbook canceii-d
and a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
AVOID pAIN-SAVE TEETH.

NEW IDEA Diseased gums treated; +;
scientific method gold display not ne
cessary. GILBERT DENTAL ROOMS. SO
West i25th-st. Open nights.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
NAM AND SCALP TREATMENT.

No cyILSTROM, Scalp Specialist-Ex-
IN DFNtn,rion Tree: drst cure. then pay; la
s,as' rairdressing. manicurtng and chirop-
~ narlors 242 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ANTIQUE CLOCKS.

CHAs KORFKAGE. f06 EAST 2sTH-ST.,
MANUFACTURERS OF HANDSOME
CTiIME CLOCKS: LOWEST MFG. PRICE.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
DRESSMAKING.

artistic. thorough. hIshesl
references desires engagements, DAY or
week: city or country. THOROlGH. IT'D
me Uptown Office. 1854 broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
RHEUMAIoL CURED ME.

or rheumatism after suffering for % years
Mrs. GOWN 1877 Wesi 2otA-.t
KNAPP. Druggist 3o2 Hudson-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
.iALo" FRICTION GLOSS.

EXCELLENT FOR SHOES--Polish pro
duced by rubbing with cloth. Nourishes
leather. Elegant package. Large bottle -
cents Black. tan. chocolate hRIEtf. 81
Warren-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

+ j. FEkRAESA /. .US6 LeXinslort-aEe-- -
Awnings 20 order, repaired ara put up:
mattresses made over. slip covers: uphol-
stering: carpets fitted and laid. antique
furniture on hand Of ali kinds; cabinet
" ork and polishing.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
,,xp,.oRDs. ATTENTION.

yotrR ROOMS papered, wall paper and
work So estimates on largest contracts OF
pain,ing ana paper hanging AMERICAN
SAPER co. 453 Lexington. Tele-
,srrs 2 eIIA SSth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
opTiCIAN GRADUATE EXPERT.

VIII axar,ine ewes free in your house OF
att,rs evenings or Sunday: glasses rea-
scranle. send postal kOPALp oi Ea''
l25th-st Telephone No. 3.Oos .. -----. - ---.--
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
Arc GOODS AND nR.c-.-BR.C.

SEsIAvE RoEcfN. IIa e-h-ave. repairer
= % % ANTIQUE. Modern. Works Of AIT, Eric-
e.Aes reference lDruyeen Bros1
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ANTIQUE ART FURNITURE.

ARTISTIC wood .arver: I can produce on
wood sny artistic design desired antique
furniture reproduced. DELLA MONICA.
pa E,ae. SefS-e. Tel1nFrr,n 7-as rsG so
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ROOFING 4 PAINT Co.

ASBESTOS PIPE and boiler covering. roof
repairing. metal painters: work guaran-
ped 1elephone sn.s p John. 40 Maiden
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FOR YOUR VACATION.

F7TrNTER. wilson. Kinks Old Crow. Pri-
yate stock SOC bottle express p'eP@'N'
WEIGH. ; Barclay-sl.. SeM-- - ~ ..
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653TCcMAKrR -Reliab ble coming to New
YORK. is open for engagements; * per
d,v. highest references. HUFF. 42l State
e- Brf geport. Conn.
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IIt Si,SfcSs CHANCES.

CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS 40 matter
where il is. send description. STATE price
and learn how. Established 90 Highest
references. Offices IN IA cities " NJ
O5TRANDER. l.4+3 n. a. Bldg. PhlladeL
Lhia.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

ANTIQUE and modern furniture repaired
and restored, estimates and designs
rree-f,.ilv furnished CHARLES EITE-
HEAD, l15-lU ColGmbUs-aNe- Ieiephone
555A Coiumbus-
NERMAN'S OLD RELIABLE SHOP.
1x5 East sc6-s- Paradise I-- collectors,
s7en.,ire old Colonial Furniture our spa
r,sltv rare bits of china. pewter and cop
per: also choice pieces q Better PGrior fur
ritnre
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ALI, FACIAL a SKIN AILMENTS.

erTpFRFLUOUS HAIR. Warts Mcles re
rr,o-ed .guarante=6} E--h electricity.
painless. Nine WEBER, 6i5 bedford
eye Brooklyn near Fe1--=-.
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FRENCH CUSTOM CoRsETs.

MADE BY NINE. l. MOLLERN I3l East
sG,h-st near Lex,ngton-aVe- Orers spe-
- tr,a,,cerneuts for summer months: high
in commended by the leading physicians.
Corse;s copied.