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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Iw. Martin, one Of ths pioneer ms'- chants of Hllnss, has moved his stock oi general mcrchandlse from ?. reupln' Into the V0gsl block,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Mss 6. A. Watsrs, Of New York sliV Is a guss, of the Hotel Northern.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Two of Jlek DiltOn's freight teams hauled down from POrcuplns City mach insry i5r the Dalton saw mill here. The mlchinery Was removed irOn the Poreu- pine TrljIng Co.'S mill al Porcupins.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

5. Weitzman will enlarge his Water street rsstlurant property as soon as the building Is vacated by Butsrsleh Bros.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Furnished rooms and houses Tor rsnt- a4vertiSed In the Daily AlaslSan-aiWaYs bring plenty of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Col. Sol. Riplnstv will rsnoVase lnd sn' large his store to mss, the growing ds- mantS of trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Thl, ls the season Of the year when everybody should have thelr blankets washed. The Royal Laundry is oolns them ln great numbers. Get your orosi ln carly.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

The adams Transfer Co. has I,Ooo eaTds of wood in the woods.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

The Seattle saloon is a thoroughly re- spectible gentlemln's resort. Fine luneh ser"ej witn every glass oi beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

tIs stated tha, Jlek Dlton will build three story buslasSs block at halnss 10 the spring.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Bu,srsleh sros.' restaurant building will b. rs,dy for business Dec. IS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

G A. Baldwin. tho ChlIkat merchant was ln town last week.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Fur elpes and eoIlar,tiss a, Martin Coo wavis new store, IO-73-u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Joseph Chls,l has renovated hls new store building on Water stfssi.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

The best glass of beer ln,the North can be had at the Seattle SalOon-A gentle m1n's resort
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

The best people To the eitv paironi1' ths Seattle slloon. lt serves onlY the oes' or everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Frsd R. Falconsr, mayor oi klukWan' was ln the eltv recently aeeompinisc eY hls wife.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Red star bottled beer ls uneqnsled as table drink. e per dosen- een'eIeo relephons e
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Timothy VoEsl, of Poreuplus, will sree' a two story business block la the spring
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

II you want sOod Work done telephone No. iis Automatia Key City Laundry. Thsv take R away and Foturn e in e few hgur4
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

The Daily Alas<an's facilities tor doinR 0p work are CneXcelled.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Rlank books, ofics supplies; lovSsi rrices in Alaska. Bakers Book Stors'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13
AT HAYNES
Items From POrcupines
 EntrepOrt.

[From correspondent Daily Allsk.n.l
 Dalnss, Dec, 7.-CArtwright X Hume who have the contract for elsaFlng the military pOst site have reduced most oi the timber on the ground ,o wood piles and the larger trees to piles for the EoVsmmsn' whart.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Carl and lvor Biomstad, ore rsparinE their residence on Dilton street. They have received a consignment of appls' cherry, plum, pear and pruns trees vhleh win be planted ln the Bilmstad, E-rdaa.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Capt. J. F. Thompklns has rspAl.s ihs launch Mloei.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

The construction Of the military wh'ri wlll begin about January [.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Fresh oysters at the Pack Taln Res IfIufant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

Th.r. Is two fee, of snow upon the level hare.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

AT HAYNES. Items From POrcupine's.
 EntrepOrt. [From correspondent Daily Alask.n'l Dalnss Dec, a.-CArtwright X Hume who have the contract for clearing the mlltarv pOst site have reduced most oi tns timber on the ground ,o wood piles and the larger trees to piles for the government whart.
 The construction Of the military wharf wlll begin about January ..
 Timothy VoEsl, Of Poreuplns. will srees two story business block To the spring INV. Martin, one of the plOnseT msT- chants of Hllnss, has moved hls stock oi general mcrchandlse from 2. reupln' ln'o ths Y5gsl block,
 Uls stated that Jlek D,ltOn wlll build three story busIhsss block at Hhlns' 10 the spring.
 Ba,srIch sros.' r,sssuran, building will De rsady for business Dec. IS.
 Col. Sol. Rlplnsl<v wlll rsnovl,s lnd en- large his store to mss, the growing d'- mands of trade
 Joseph ChIssl has renovated hls new store building on Water street.
 Fr.d R. Falconsr, mayor Of Klukvsn, was ln the eltv recently aeeomPinisc eY hls wife.
 Capt. J. E. ThompNlns has rspAl'd ihs launch Mlosi.
 CarI and lyor Bjomstadt ore rsparinE their residence on Dilton street They have received a consignment of apOls' cherry, plum, pear and pruns trees which win be planted ln the BiImsthdi E-rdsa. Two of Jlek Dil,on's fright tsams hauled down from Porcuplns City mach insry f5r the Dalton saw min here. The mlchinery Was removed iron the Poreu' pine Trljlng Co.'S mill at POrcupins. There Is two fec, Oi snow upon ,bs level here.
 The adams Transfer Co. has I,Ooo e1rds of wood in the woods.
 Mss 6. A. Waters, Of New York ;iiV IS a guss, of the H),sl Northern.
 G A. Baldwin. tho ChlIklt merchant was ln town last week.
 MC. Hindv, contractor for ephlr' to the whir, Is pushing work as rspitlv IS weather wiu permit.
 s. weitzman will enlarge his Water street rsstaurlnt property as soon as the building Is vacated by Butsrsleh Bros.
 The Northern Pacific Is ths route pa,rOnlzed by experienced f-,vsI.rs over thls continent and you can n1i t5 better than take thls route when next vou gre going East. Three trans continental trai dlily. For tickets ano rI trf.rm4tIHn, call Jn or write Co A. TinIng, Genl. Agent, Tacoma, or ]. A. Nltelu, Genl. Agent, Seattle.
 Red star bottled beer is unequsled as Q table drink e per dozen. dsliVsred Telephons e.
 .H-.s The Seattle Ssloon is thoroughly fe- spect ible gentlemsn's resort. Fine lunch ser"sj witn every glass Of beer.
 Furnished rooms and houses for rent advertised ln the Daily AlasSan-alWaYs bring plenty of applicants.
 The Daily Alas<an's facilities for dolnR op work are UneXcellsd.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-13

First publication Oct. %. Last publication pee. 27.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-09

She: Are Of
IN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-09
Recklessly wealthy.

rs he really so rich %
Rich! Say, he doesn't even care
when his automobile runs over = man
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-09
quite Enough.

..Gofng to the coronation?''
mo: at the club last night saw four
kings
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-09
Funny to Her.

He-Is he really a humorist?
She-He certainly is. He actually
asked me to marry him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-09
Vain Longing.

Vain Longing.
Oh. for a rare June day I pine!
Though doubt if there is one,
For the mercury soaring to 80
Makes most Of them too well done.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-09

A Practical Joker.
Each year they sing of smiling spring,
With her uncertain wiles,
Which such rude shocks to mortaIs
bring,
What wonder that she smiles!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
THE CATHOLIC -"

A DENIAL or AUTHORSHIP Uy ar BAGoI
TO the Editor 81 The Tribune
Sir; In consequence OF repeated assertions in
the American press that am the
author of novel entitled The Cath
olic," a work by an anonymous writer.
may / ask you no accord me the hos
pitality OF your columns i'm order 10 state that
] am not the author Of that book, and that il
is not therefore the third OF q trilogy Of novels
from my pen, OF which a roman Mystery,
and Casting 81 Nets" are quoted as being the
first couple.
should De very greatly obliged N Won would
allow me 70 state thar the third novel ~ ire
trilogy I proposed 10 write on Roman lie VIII
shortly be published IN the United states nv
Messrs LongInans, Green a. Co. under the title
% Donna Diana ] am, sir your obedient
es.NenI RICHARD BAGOT
81 James's Club, London. sept =. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

ANTIgr-I mahogany empire desk. carved
card table ruTs china - East go st,
third fHa- ~n dealers
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l. l. FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery.
Oct 15-By Nm. simpson q Co.. Jewelry,
Oct 11-By :. GoOustein Son. 20
Bridge-st. Brooklyn: z. Mendelsohn. 81
Greenwich 81, diamonds watches. tewelry.
all goods prior Oct. Il. 'O1; all older dates.
Oct 2O-By J. stitch 4 Bro. us 3d ,t,.a.
diamonds. watches. all jeWelry. pledges
prior Oct. 10 OF. all older dates.
Oct D-By ;. Raphael. 500 6th-ave-. dia-
monds. watches. IeWelry. all pledges prior
Oct. 10 'Ol all older dates.
oct. 2o-By c. Lang s Co. 6ss shave
clothing, etc; pledged prior Oct 10. '0l.
oct 21-By H. Stern. So ". 31st-st.. dia-
monds. watches. tewelry. all pledges prior
oct. IL. 1901 al older dates.
Oct. 2l-p. Maver. Hoboken. clothing
Oct Ply estate A. J. Heaney. PA At
lantic-ave.. diamonds watches. jewelry. al
pledges from July - '0i 20 sept. p 'Ol.
and from No l2.54S 70 1920 and AL older
CENTRAL AUCTIONS co. 81 Sheehan.
AuctiOneer. 152 and i54 Canal-st.
Oct. l5-By Fitzsimmons Fullam. 20
Broadway. Brooklyn. jewelry. etc. TO OCT
OCT. ls-By Estate John simpson. r75
oct 1s@Bv n. Hac X 74ois Myrtle
ave. clothing pledged 70 Oct. I. 1901
Oct lT-By Jos. Blau, IS shave. ciotn
ing. etc; Nos 3o175 TO $3.50. pledged to
Oct. i7-Largs consignment Of diamond
and fancy stone teweiry
Oct 2O-Bv r. McAleenan. 469 Fulton
81. Brooklyn. diamonds jeWelry. silver
ware. etc. Nos 2O.414 70 q. 556 and old
dates
oct. 2o-By P. FreeI. 100 Grand-st..
Brooklyn. clothing. 70 oct. 10. 1901.
Oct PLY J. Simpson & Co. % Park
Row. diamonds. tswelTy. etc. 20 No. 2oOO
IN 1901, ana goods held over.
Oct 2l-By Alex SChlanE l.s56 3d-ave-.
rIuFrfnE pledged Oct 10 1901.
oct. 22-By Barney Loan once. LOSS ID
ave. " Siiverstone 3l6 BrOome-st, cloth
Ing pledged 20 Oct. Is. 1901.
Oct 2e-By II. Freei. - New Chambers
e.. ieweIry pledged 70 Oct. Is. 1901.
Jos SHONGOOD q SON. Aucts.
Salesroorns. No. o. B0wery-
oct l5-Clothing etc. pledged % oct 8.
1901 q FOX = sth-ave.
OFT lS-Men' = and women'B clothing. etc.
L. " lew S07 Co1umbus-ave
oct i5-CTothing. et-., pledged 70 Oct 10.
1901 Nod Harlan 500 Hudson ~.
Oct 2n-CIothins; Joseph = Co.. !. city.
oct @tt-Jeweiry, watches. diamonds. etc :
4 Frankenstein & Co. t59 Grand-st.
etc; L Bruckheimer & Co, 7g6 2d-ave-. d.
Bruckheimer. 235 3d-ave
Oct. 2l-Jewelry watches. diamonds etc. {:
iNnox Loan Co, i9i Grand -.
I'll sOBEI. qS Bowery. sells all goods
pledged 20 Oct. l. 1901
Oct. i5-ClothinE. SPRING and winter
overcoats. dresses. shoes etc: g. Sobel. -
lst-ave.
OF eO-C1otrinE. dresses. shoes. etc. !:
VIM Prayer. az 7th-aye
oct. 21-C1othinE. dresses. shoes. etc /.
Thcs. Newman & son. Brooklyn
oct 22-Clothing. dresses. remnants.
shoes etc. s A,kUs. 922 9;h-ave.
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gountrn Boaro.

A lNkALlD Fr1y obtaia board sns ~.-. d
= - miles cut. Accr.ss ~ 5tT T,th
4 bNERrlsEMENTs and Subscription Tor The -r,r,--.
received at their Uptown once
No Lasa BROADWAY.
bs'Heen 'sth and s7'h sts. until O'Clock. ..
Advertisement VIII be received at the ,,uosy,.-
ohices Al regular once rates until 4, o.-,,,,
@"' N'h-"''.' e cor. -ss-st. Iss a,L-ave.. cor
i-'h-s':. ~ East l4th-st.' ~ West 4.d-,,. ~.
-" ''n ana sin aNes- - Nest I.s5t1 :, n -
Su-aNe-' bet@eeu 7S;h ans 9Th So o.,c =, '''
ns-r ois' s. Lees Ist-ave.. near sons - -,
l%"'h-s',i .S1 TTem"Rt-a, e.; $50 "a 80
nI...i- Su-aNe.; "a" BIeecker-st.. :,..
'''e'Fse'-s'' Brooklyn. y. F.-2IG Com, -
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FURNACE MAN.-Steam or hot air rur
naces attended to. or other 0ork. b. r.
liable man; first class references. POBupT
GREEN. 1877 East 95th-st
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ANTIQUE JENpsLhn.

=. WiLlAi. late with J. ~ Guggenhoim
Diamonds icwclry, 6ilvcrWarr ana an
tiQuQe. old goid. silver and icWelry bought
way and 5fh-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
AMERICAN ROOFING a PAINT co

ASBESTOS PIPE and boiler COVERING. rool
repairing, metal Iaintcrs. WORK FuaTan-
iued Telephone s'is John. ~ Maiden
l-.nr
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DESKS AND oFFrcE ruRNrr,n,

~ - DEMENT'S ard suuscriptiona Tor
S-,a - - lisa sroadwsy. between S6th ana
r-e-,s -. eAtii o'clock ,. n AiVsrtiss-
a.. - sSestNec a. the fclleTias kFaach Of
- HssalsF o--c. Fses. unffl 3 c'clors
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y PURSUANCE OF AZ GRDEE nr HnN
pubIrr NOrlres

pubhr Monies.
WAIVED FOR T. ARNN-ABLE BODIED
onsa9Tred men. between ages Il an. e. .,,,
q Ihl'ea ststss % good character ans -zrp-st
-a--1 ~ cah speak. read and Enr.t-t -
Information. apply % Recruiting Oficer 81 49, Or
263 Fulton S.. BROOKLYN ~ N.'. p y -
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.-A-s-seaI garments and other me
frs repaired rsdyed =na Iei'i3ueilel NJ
Is.gt-s waited rr az their residences Mrs.
FARkFR 40 West 39th-st-. late
vith T. a. tIuutlsr's sons. Sth-aFe
pkr.--Ata t..tr ,4 ais hinI9, Fancy waists,
tailor gowns. latest coats &c ladies'
materials accepted our hy ddy. home pre-
60 Nm HAEERTT - East S4th-st.
FT-RS -S-ais-iu garments made over. re
-s5rss r-Irr- altered and remodelled in
% latest shares rnest work and htting; es-
.5----s- gf.-- gEEft4 12l West 22d-st
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ROoKKEEPER-Fifte years experience:
thoroughly competent: will write up small
xst az books and keep than IN order even
inzs. reasonable charges. y. II J.. Box s.
Tribune once.
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GsarhsrI


TI'l4OR-A. Everett tTaiej. sic West san n
CeiEed-
XNroMAE ORATOR - philosophy with annie eY-er-1ra
w tutor. desires pupils Matte ultics specially.
tH-.T'i-T ENL IaA g. Tribune once
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CARBrAkER or priVats stable TS- -
nent or living rooms above; arst- 80 -
reference furnished Address CvpoSS1-s-ss
care OF r. Squier Belle Haven GTesS,s ~
Conn s'els
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

Oanuna ACn0cmlcs
" GEORGE DODwORTH-
Il y AND IL EAST 10Th STRICT.
Glasses and Private Lessons
Commencing saturday. OetIt-r 18th
VRERNANpO's Dancing Academy. M " AZ So
II Classes and Private Lessons Competent Teachers fur
r!shed for Schoola-
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anaRn AND ROOMS.

Al-Al-A!-ATTENI ION! 80. h,.n.
,-teS - vrtthou- board: single rooms: Doc-
tors offices. All desirable locations nishes.
referenres given. Information tree., -.
s. c LELAND q %. nesl S2--9=
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HELP WANTED.
Male
ADVERTISING CANNASSERS on standard
publication Of we'll known daily nsWs-
paper: commission. Address. with refer
snces H. r'oH IS Tribune Once.
Ap. WRITING Illustrating. Proofreading.
Journalism. Bookkeeping. Stenograpuy
Practical Electricity. taught by mail free;
pay no tuition until We secure permanent
employ msnt. graduates guaranteed posi-
t.us. write FOR free sutton contract men
f,ESPoNpESCE INSTITUTE or AMER
i'A. Box 30 Scranton. tenn
ATT f.SrIOS,-M Men wanted by doing an
easy work sou can travel % England for
3 s.. 90 Germany SO. and south Africa $25 /.
rerI-u pas~age. Apply Atlantic shipping
WANTED First class ironmoders for
large ant medium foorw Urk foundry out
of CITY also macninists for contract shop;
god wages bring references Apply Room
Sos. 10 and n south -
WANTED Competeut railroad macninists
t.IrrmakcrS and tlaeksmiths Tor OUT %
town gnod wages. Apply. between a. m
and 3 D. tu O.. s " F;it~TEK Nu ~
MOON. -. uesr Stone room No o.
WANTED Men. vnlts and coioreI. SI4 h.
So board. lodging Baltimore oyster
boats. expenses advanced rs t-f ST
WANTED Assent each city 10 supply the
trade pop1lsr article; good side line.
hre5 this sample 10 cts. prepaid SHORT
4 90 '-7 f,tst t5th-St
WANTED Two educated men Of business
ability rr make calls in answer % tn
4ufries weekly salary or guaranty paf5
Write sirlng age. reference qualifications
uoIH MENn 4 90. Ne0-fo r5
ST. WEEKLY. either sex copying letters
~ home sen stamp for particulars
kLNj ME-. - rs MarTsn- ave Chicaso.
WoRk WANTED.
----'-"-~------s
\ SFlW ENGLAND WOMAN Thoroughly
experienced IN catering, marketing and
general amusement wants position re-
curing executive ahii.ty and good IudE-
meme private house. club or hotel Mrs.
g. LINER. 500 Massa'husetts-aVe suite
AK4 NORMAL GRADU ATE.-I.ady- d.
-'re- pupils particularly in basketry and
leather work Address a.. Boa g. Tribune
Crc-
Al SIEEOGKAFHEE capable OF report-
irg desires work Of thar character. iran
Dc Ipriuus o. n rlad- az Room Gl3 31i
F4lt5u 81 nroch.yu Address REPORTER
COMPANIONS -SlIudie ageC lazy. capAbla
-nd experienced desires re-enEaRemant
a~ ,olIpau4uu. or would take cnarge Of
small household, pest references Address.
sos -. New auaau Conn
COMPANION b. young rir!. 20 20 south
\. r. MEkNEL. l79 Throop-ave B'kIyn.
COMPANION and NURSE 70 an invalid
Inquire lr GkORGE F. APPLEGATE-
gs Yves, 3iti-st
FEE.Nt'h l4NttlniE. et-l4f,u'. .c-s,--
trousseauN. embroIderies. fancy wa!sts 10
Greer hliSE LAI tENS i94 Faat a5rn-
81 corner j. -'.,si1t1u ave.
GOV EkNEsS Ni~lI1Nii-Engiish. music
art. first class city experience Address
Miss J Boz ~ Tribune Drfice
81 GAMING. facial MASSAGE Hcaln treat
NJ. sh1mpOcing By expert ladv A. Ia
dies residences. Moderate terms Address
r. 40 West 5dfh-s,
YOt So MOGAN trustwortny would faISs
care ~ children afternoons from TO 80:
~ sunday work. iANSER ga East
s5,h-st.
YOUNG NCNA.t wants clerical ponition
where honesty ana accuracy will be ap-
prectated: has had present position as
cashier and bookkeeper for the last ten
wears. BoOKkEEPER. Box 8 Tribune Of
fee.
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- tIBANs Z EAST SlSt-SI;
r,co-rs sfngI e. suite. with pflvsle
baths. doctors offlcei dining IIot1 - '0'
foor. electric light eNeT''eh' 80
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NANlFkcTrRERs % billiard ana mol
tables. hiEh EIlce bowling alley buildsHs:
sc~.si pFioss nAFK BROS. - 'T'nion So
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II EAST PATH ST. near a ..t $3.50 70
ereuCeE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

COAL & Anthraci,e also sTea.n @
Colby q CO n ~ BrcaATsv y
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ROOFS kept n repair BY the wear st nom
nal eest: cutters ans leaders Put M.
ne West i21th-st
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49, N 941 WFST.- IeITlan may Iasa
v,sIi ftirniEhed room. excellent board. pr
,ef. American family. -, references
RANDALL
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CAsV orr CLOTHING,

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and childreu's discarded Clothing
1ne Evening ana Street Costumes, JeWelry
Eric-a-brac. furs- etc MT. OF Ms. NJ
NATAL. "a 6th-ave-. telephone LOIS 7
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obstruction
For Both sexes-City.

CARNEGIE HALL school. Reopens oct 9th. Primary
4 ard Kiuasrgsrien. Englsh and French Principals
Colege Columbia Univ. FT5ebeI
TraninE class y 4. Address Studios. li03-ll0i Car
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CANCER Am LIrUs.

REMARKABLE discovery. superss!irr
Il RAYS. VIOLET RAYS.
Serum and fiaEtefs. Fhss ic4Ef-. sd Temp
kins-afr. asuaal1u. -. y T. :. A.
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rnrNom CrsToM CORsETs.

NAUr BY NAfE 2. MOLI.ERS I3i East
sg-h-tt res- Lexington ave. Offers sps-
clai inducements FOR Sumner months; high
CnrEs-s copied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

FTHFIE RFRLITZ SCHOOL up LANGUAGES.
Nrsf-on square ul22 Roadway BROOKLYN - Court st
90 Branches n the iea-ing cites % the World.
Lessons Rrstuit0us'v transferred o. % them.
FOUR MEDALS At TIE PARIS EXPOSITION 1900
Pupils near ana speak exclusively the foreign Language
TIRE fret lesson
beGfn u0w--Irtai Lessons free
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nSSINING SCHOOL FDR GIRLS
~ OSSINlNG-ON- HUDSON. ~ Y
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CFTAfPsEs OF CHINA AND CHINESE ltOAi-s,
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Zoolorv ir tha Imperial University, lHhlo
Tiiustratci from Sketches IN the Aulnof = so.l-
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School Agencies

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