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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-01-08
Art Craio,
or Black and White.

A LMosT EVERY PERSON HAS NOW OR
IA has had some desire TO draw pictures,
and the only reason that the demand Tor ar
Iists today Is far greater than the supply IS
the fact that few young people OF this dsy OF
hurry can afford 10 spend from one 10 four
Years in college 10 learn 10 draw pictures.
Another reason with many is the enormous
charges they have 10 pay as tuition and for
materials. With the above system and very
small expense, l can, teach the average per
son. even "a young a. ten or twelve years, In
from one 10 three weeks to draw satisfactory
life size portraits from photographs, maze
la q dscapes, sketch direct from nature or
max o any other picture you want any desired
The public is cordially invited to my studio
In Rosen berg Building, opposite Telegraph of:
dee. to examine the work, also specimens OF
pupils work. Come whether you tninK OF
taking the lessons or not. No trouble 10
show you the pictures. Studio is open to VS.
itors from q. m. TO $50 p. m.. with lady a.
tendant, Class taught al night for the benefit
of those who haven't time to take the lesson
In day. Very respectfully,
w. III. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 8, 1902. II
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Boys and Misses Union
Suits! We have a full line of
boys' and misses union suits
and we want you to see them.
P. Rosenberg & Co.
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CONFEDERATE PENSIONERS.
First and Last call-Those Who Come With
:, tho rerms of the Law Should Heed.

I'm the TERMS Of the Law Snoulu d66u.
THE co11NrY PENSION BOARDS WILL
L m..L AZ required by law on the 18th OF
January and the 3rd day of February, at Ao-
bevi,Ir Court HOUSE, for the purpose OF exam
lining new applications Of e1 Con1ederste ESQ SOL
cants fnr uensiop under Act approved Feoru-
ary IT, b, isOO, and for the purpose OF revising
Ihe peDsion list OF 1901 said applications
must have the approval of the County Board
hefore inc State Board will consider them.
J. T. Livingston,
Chairman.
]. T. Gilbert,
II. w. Bowie,
James Evans.
Abbeytlle County Pension Board.
L. T. Hill,
Jan. I, 1902. Medical E3amlner'
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Bows Shoes! We have q
fine line of boys and chill
dren's shoes. Call and see
them. P. Rosenberg & Co.
Stockholders Meeting.

TIME REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the Stock holders OF The National Bank
OF Abbeville will be held at Its banking mouse
on the second Tuesday Of January, 1872, DelnG
'1' Benz. s. Barnwell,
Cashier.
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Flour, corn, meal, brand at lowest market
prices. J. Allen Smith, Jr.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE R. r.

CAPITAL CITY ROUTE"
shortest line between all principal cities North,
to Pan.American Exposition At Buffalo
Shednle in effect Nav 26h 1901.
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SALE DAY.
Big Crowd Present--Good Weather
Good Business.

Big Crowd Present--Good Weather
Good, ,Buainess.
AS is usual on the first Sale Day In the year
the Public Square was we'll filled with An
orderly and sober assembly OF people, coming
from all parts Of the County.
The weather was all that could be desired.
and the people were cheerful, The merchants
we're generally we'll satisfied with the re-
suits of the days work.
The official sales we're as follows;
MASTERS SALES.
VIM. E. Bell, sr., against Robert E. Bell ct
One acre more. or less, ana
bounded by J. Hsyne McDill, franklin Mar.
shall and others. fronting on the Due West
W. 81. Parker as Executor Of last will and
testament Of Samuel McGowan, deceased,
against w. J. Hill. One hundred and twenty
three acres, more or less, and bounded 6y
lands OF ]. ]. Hill. o. B. Rogers. and p. E.
Williams, known as tract No. Roger Will.
iams land to w. E. Ellis, $500.
B. 8. Barnwell as Executor against Mary d.
Baker ct al-Partition. One acre, more or
less, and bounded by George White and 9TH
ers, fronting on Church Street, lately the
dwelling of Mrs. Agnes B. Robinson. In the
city OF Abbeville, TO B. s. BarnWell, VI .3o.
SALES BY PROBATE JUDGE.
157 acres Of land. belonging to estate Of
Peter Hunter, to Max Below, S705.
The Sheriff offered the tract Of land, which
had been advertised. The claim OF home.
stead was set up. and the sale was postponed
until next Sale Pay: D. S:,so. On, r,r,s. usrs so,d
some bringing less than three dollars
By oversight Mrs Lees cotton mill stock
was OF offered for sale last Sale Day. When
offered on the Sale Day previous no bidders
we're had.
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Lowney's,candy fresh every week at the
be up to date drug store OF c. A. Milford.
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A Card.
Land Sale
In the Town Of Mt Carmel, S. G. |.
On Wednesday, January 18th,

On Wednesday, January 18th,
Between, the bours Of l2 and 8 p. M, 1902, we,
the undersigned, will sell TO the highest bid. Z
der 10 the town Of Mt Carmel. O., AL tne !;
riehts, titles and interest of Union No. OF
Savannah Valley Association. Abbeville,
County, s. o., in certain lot OF land sitnated,
lying and being In the town OF MT. Carmel,
containing ua5-Nr tH ..ria. ~. q. az
One Acre and Thirty-Three Poles,
5000 Shingles, .....a
5000. #. Lumber.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser 70 pay
for papers. Plat exhibited on day OF sale
with the privilege Of making private pur.
N. T. Harmon,
80 ... .f.a ]. Toibert,
N.." Board Trustees. P
q. w. G. Mnragne, Secretary. .ts
Pettgrue, s. g. -
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions foI


The Tribune received at their Uptown or
fce. No. 1912 Broadway. ID door north or
3lst-st.. until O'Clock p. m. ADVERTISE
ments received at the following branch OF
nces at regular Office rates until o clock
D. m, viz: 254 sth-ave.. 5. e cor: 25d-st-;
ave. near West 66th-st.: 100 West 42d-st,
near 6th-ave.: % East 14th-st.; 25I Wesi
42d-st.. between 9TH and sth ayes; ~
ave. between 18th and nth SITS: 1.o26 ID
ave, near 61st-st.; Los list ave. near
Seth-st: 1877 East 1eSth St; ISS fremont
ave. $50 3d-aVe.. near 4ist-st.; 5S4 81 ave
30 Blocker ST 80 Bleecker 81. BROOKLYN.
y Y-2i6 Court-st 2lS Srnith-st. Newark
y. J.-Te4 Broad-st And AZ All A D. !.
slcsA
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LICENSED EMBaLMERs.

THE wOMAN's ASSOCIATION OF Gradu-
ate Licensed Embalmers for the care of
the dead women and children. Calls from
Undertakers. doctors and private 1amines
receive prompt attention. Office, ISL 9Th
ave. open day and night. Tel. l.Sl4 Co
iumbus
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown OF
nee No. 2i2 Broadway "a door north OF
3ist-s'. until o'clock p. m; advertise
?. m. viz: 2S4 Shave. s. e. cor. 25d-st. !;
i53 eth-uVe.. Cor. 12th-st.. l42 Columbus
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BOARD AND RooMs-nrookLYN.

AN INCStAL OPPORTUNITY for those
wishing the comforts Of n refined home:
taule uneXcelled; best references given and
required. Apply any day. after , o'clock, 10
4,9 NashinEton-8Ve. Brooklyn.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at tneIr Uptown or
fee. No. l,242 Broadway, 2d door north OF
3lst-st.. until o'clock p. m; advertise
nents received al the following branch Of
ices at regular office rates until $ o clock
.. m. viz: "a Sth-aVe.. S. e. cor. 23d-st.;
1913 6th-aye.. cor. 12th-st.. l42 Columbus
ave. near West 66th-st.; 100 West 42d St.
near 6th-ave.; ~ East l+th-st: 257 West
42d-st.. between 18th and Sth ayes. 263
West l25th-st.; l59 East ATth-st.: 1888 3D.
ave. between 18th and 18th SITS: 1.026 3D.
ave. near 6lst-st., Los 1st-ave. near
ave: $50 Sd ave. near 4lst-st.: 554 I'd ave:
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ARCADE TURKISH BATHS.

WINDSOR ARCADE BATHs.-Turkish'
Russian. Roman. Sulphur. Electric. Nau-
helm, superior appointments; skilled at
PENDANTS. popular prices. exclusively i0r
ladies. every requisite for dainty. luKuri-
oss. refreshing ana satisfactory baih-
East s6th-st.
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A BOON TO SUFFERERS.

7ITAPfIY mature forces), soothe, vitalize,
cure without drugs, nervous. mental avs
eases Paralysis also rheumausIni poison
extracted dru blood impurities. hy mar
,elous ELECTRIC FOOT PLATE TirtA !
MINT. hot air bath. vital magetlsTl' ISyN-
SULTATION FREE. DR.. ELIZA toI-l-'
lao Fast 54th-st- Telephone 1864 ssh.
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ANCIENT PAINTINGS q vIoLINs.

EXHIBITION paintings. Marattl Tintoret-
- Terburg Murllio vlollns. StradiVarlus'
4uatL HENRY WEUSTE&BERG. In
T-1rier. i29 East s9th-st.
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PRIVATE MAILING CARDS.

CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR MAILING
CARDS: also Worlds Fair edition re
printed, postpaid I5c. dozen; special views
made TO order JOSEPH KOEHLER, Pub
Usher. $50 Park Row. n. y.
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ELECTRIC WORK.

ELECTRICAL WORK Of every description
renaired. Installed. bought. sold. Motors,
z.-,srnos generators electric fan motors
Kent in repair by the year Marine repairs.
VIKING for light and power. Send US your
r,,sb orders Let us bid on your work. Sat
,,a.+to-, guaranteed. CHAS. G. HOSE
ETFCTRIC co. 47s-4sO Pearl-st- Teie-
nhora 713 Franklin.
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SITUATIONS WAITED:
Male.

BTTLER. VALET or USEFUL MAN.-By
YOUNG man. single. neat. sober, honest
and willing: understands his duties, best
Teferences BUTLER. Box "a, Tribune Up
town once LAD Broadvay.
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/. NEW METHOD OF TREATING.

ALL DISEASES Of the skin. blood. nervous
system absolutely cured. New methCcs-
Fzt-IAL TREATMENT, surgery, k-dAey'
[ ADDER troubles, blood poisoning. neF' Gus
debility chronic NeskEesses. tunoTs. NaTi-
cocele MEN AND NOMES. Inhamnla-
lions removed. mind. nerves. Sitali-y,
reaIth happiness restored Consultation
free. il-S or IS Dr.. NELDEN. - East
asJE-sI-
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

eOyER'S DETECTIVES are the best. Old
established; ali branches licensed. Bonded
Guarantee secrecy. 100 West 42d-st.
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Ant FURNITURE.

..r.frr,C AND ANTIQUE; repaired ana an.
@,-,ts5ss. az your own residence, IN OF on.
- sfE 3,renualled French Po--sh' parqu-'
s,,-s scraped and 'olshed; frs;-cisss E e,g1
- I'm Guaranteed. Address - ~
1-pTF.D S52 West 1896 ST
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ALL FOOT DISEASES.

POSITIVELY successfully and painlessiF
WEED fBproUn nails a specially: mani
curing Ir. LEsCH. 974 3d-ave.. between
Esff ana Hq-fT SIS
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DRESSMAkING.

DRESS VI a IL 1<b-
FRANCHISE. Advanced
styles for spring. fine French dTeSsmak-
ing; Paquins new Clinging skirt. Worth
new sleeves; English tailored gowns; ladies'
own mat =rials made, estimates given, short
notice; reasonable prices for line work; per
feet IL guaranteed; imported gowns re
modelled and fitted. Nine. BENITEAU
ANDERSON. 300 West 32d- st, formerly
with stern Bros.
ARTISTIC. thorough dressmaker, highest
references. desires engagements. day or
week, city, country. THOROUGH, Box IL,
TIh-ne Uptown Office. l2i2 Broadway.
DRESsMAKER. - Mrs. Bauer late Of
3lzt 81 mas removed TO Il West 24th-st.,
Monroe Building, whore. with Mrs. Chan
dler. she is prepared 10 make very stylish
summer gowns and waists at shortest
notice: ladies can furnish own goods II
preferable.
DREssMAKER Of y. Altman < Co: spring
STYLES. competent and experienced. 81 a
f ii6- sT al nome ''''S '-''' -' est
DEE,SlMAKER wishes few rTCre places to
<, out by day: late with first class house
can furnish best reference. Address AD-
NERTISER. 40 Lexington ave
URFSSMAKER. - Reliable. good; takes
work home or by day. skirts. waists; also
alterations, reInodelling misses and chill
dren's dresses Mrs. HOOD. ls6 W lolst.
IKESSCTTTING and MILLINERY sys-
reruaticaIly taught: pays better than other
trades night school. Monday, Wednesday,
F'r1dav: ;. 90 stats you. MDOWELL!S
3Io-3lS Cih-aVc-
NINTH established over 30 years.. al
6th-aye between 47th and 4Sth SITS zone
eipbt upp-Chidr-n's dresses and ladies'
underwear made 10 order; embroidering a
epccialty- table linen. handk"rchiefs, bed
iI,en and hernstitchiug: ali lessons given N
an kinds Of uecdlewoTk; des gning, stamp
ing braidinE and lace mendIng-
l. RICHOLSON. ladies' Tailor. for
merry with James McCreery; suits to
order: latest designs and perfect TT guar
anteed from S25 up l3l West 30th-st
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
INTERPRETATIONS

and Signals for Hotels Commercial Houses,
Residences and Offices. Elevator calls for
ct,ice buildings Switchboards for telephone
.e~cbanges HERZOG TELB5EME CO.. 81
"a 24th-st. NeW-fOrk.
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LAWYERS.

THE Empire State Legal Aid Co.-Eststes
wills. accident cases. family differences;
advice free. 1855 Montague-st.. Brooklyn.
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LAW SPECIALISTS.

5 4sI27 law SPECIALISTS
uNCORPORATED). 229 BROADMAl., .,
Composed ~ able lawyers WIN SP@-N'
training in particular branches.
Business DIVIDED into separate departments
ALL KINDS OF CASES ACCEf III
CITY. country or foreign.
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,xrtorE ART FURNITURE.

.pTrsTTC wood carver: I can produce on
- - any artistic design desired. Antique
s,-,.,.,,-e reproduced. DELLA MONiSA'
91s Fssr 2Sth-st. Telephone 1898 Mao ~;
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

TWO ROOMS. suitable for gentlemen; all
conveniences. Address or call l5s East
S0th-st.
I22D-ST 100 WEST.-Attractive accom-
modations for couple approaching large,
hand some alcoNe room; excellent table;
American family: references.
3 EAST -ST.-Parlor dining room:
hrea kfas-. dinner or luncheon by the week.
S5TH-ST. l34 WEST.-WeN furnished
room with dressing room. also small
room: private house; telephone; references.
LENINGTON-AVE. l20.-I-arge, sunny
second floor front and adjoining room.
handsomely furnished as parlor and bed
room.
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CoRsETs TO ORDER. CLEANED.

REPAIRED and altered, duplicated. made
10 order: fine work. moderate prices.
OLMSTEAD CORSET COMPANY. ~ West
22d st
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.

JoIN r. WHITEHEAD. 1903 eth-eye..
- s6th and 57th sis.-Repairs OF Elec-
,ricaI APPARATUS a Specially. Tel. l.l40 Col.
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PILES.

A CERTAIN CURE or no pay for PILES.
EPILEPSY; months medicine nee on
trial: 90 years experience. Write for par
ticulars, DR.. TUCKER CO. Broadway Cen
trail Hotel 673 Broadway. New-York.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

= IT.II Z, WARE 1872 West 29th-st CORNER
lv with Newman q CHprohl. MANI man, ae'U
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Spring STYLES READY.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BAR1Tn 0l0 MEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
211 East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied; also managing housekeepers ma
irons governesses. tutors. etc
AT CARPENTERS Employment House.
Jos 6th-ave.. can be found best coachmen,
grooms. gardeners, farmers married or sin
gle; all nationalities: well recommended
also female help.
BEST SERVANTS BEST SYSTEM. IR-
REFERENCBS INvEsTIGATED- TELE-
PHOND 5445 lsTH-ST.
EDGERToN Employment Agency. 81 West
9Sth-st.-Select help furnished: male and
female Southern help a specially; refer
ences furnished. Telephone SODA Riverside
FREE To EMPLOYERS.--Fa Farmers. gar
deners. coachmen, caretakers' couples
usefulmen. farm hands, Swedish; German
colored help specially FARMERS hO ~
PLY, 3O5 Westinghouse. Brooklyn.
FOR SELECT domestic help male and
female, city or country, call on Colored
Woman's Business Club Employment Bu-
reau: best references. 1873 West SD ST.
o 10 ,.
BEST Southern help furnished, and general
houseworker- Call or write B. VAL
DEN, y Fleet-st Brooklyn.
LINDEGRBN's First Class Swedish En-
ployment Agency. 407 6th-ave--Male and
female helm for city and country
ESTABLISHED 30 years; best help sup
piled al short notice for city or country
at HALLS BUREAU, 145 6th-ave-
BEST SERVANTS. best system. IRWIN'S.
6th-ave. and llth-st.: references investi-
gated. Telephone 5445A lSth-st.
THE EMPIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
152 6th-ave.. headquarters for male and
female help. Telephone connection.
GREEN'S Select Employment Agency
White and Colorcd hedp constantly on
hand. references investigated, 1886 West
69th-st.
HARRIS Select Employment Agency for
coIored help successor 10 Mrs G. Simmsl.
53I 6th-ave.. corner 32d-st.
MADAME vIRET Employment Agency.
No. $50 6th-ave.. between 4Sth and 49th
SITS.
NUI"TER & DAVIS. Employment Bureau,
69l 6th-ave. telephone. 66l5-3sth All
kinds Of reliable help.
ROGERS Employment Bureau Mrs sophie
Fischer. manaRerl.-First class male and
female help 943 6th-ave.
STANDARD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. sos
6th-ave.. between Both and 3lst SITS. Tele-
phone 2.73S Madison Square.-Select help.
male and female: city and country: refer
erces investigated.
THE ALLIANCE EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAU supplies capable help free TO fac
tories and stores. pa West 26th-st.
THE HANOVER. 32s West 59th- st.-select
help. male. female. private, public:
white Southern; German and Swedish
speciality; references.
THE GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY has
transferred Its employment bureau bust
ness to Miss HOFMAYER. 1873 West 23d-
81. Telephone 1886 18th.
FOR SALE.
AN .+OLIAN GRAND ORGAN and large
assortment Of Classical and Operate Music
! I'll
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REPAIRING AND ADJUSTING

Is what that timepiece OF yours wants 10 give
satisfaction Have II thoroughly oVerhauled
by an expert Leave II with NJ. WOLFF.
Matchmaker. 2T9 W. l25th ST.. near bth-ave.
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

Ar. KINDS well bred dogs and puppies
continually on hand. FULTON DOG EX-
CHANGE 80 Fulton-st
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies', gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothing.
fine Evening and Street Costumes, Jevelry,
Bric-a- Brac, Furs etc. Mr.. or Mrs. NAT
TAI. IA 6th-ave.: telephone lois B 3Sth.
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ANTIQUE. cuRIos. SILVER.

ATEgI.F.s ART GALLERY, 1O5 West +2d-
81 near -ave.-Autigues, curlos, oId
,ep.e.s, silyeTware. rare fans. paintings
miniatures and weapons. Old GOLD 1ols.L-
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ANTS. Ere. ExTERMINATED

T1FA0ITH FATAL BIG LIQUID. best.
cfespest cleanest: never fails: keeps
away mosquitoes. ~cures mosquito bIt c iio'
-,o,sc,r,Js. al All dealers. Ofhce. 60 9Th
ave New I brk.
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LA HAND'S

SAVON HYYGIENIQUE
Perfection Of Soaps for complexion and
toilet. Pure. mild. emoIlient antiseptic.
20c- a cake by mail. 1893 Westinghouse,
Brooklyn.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

: NEWMA%'S Jas EAST 42D-ST.
REAL ANTIQUES OUR SPBcIALTH-
= paradise Tor collectors: the largest ana
r7,rzt UNIQUE collection II old mahogany
fYrnitu-e IN NeW-Gork. rare bits OF china,
pewter. copper and brass.
r KHINGElR, 423 Park-ave- formerly with
Frank Bowles1. TpholstereT and Cabinet
Afsker. and dealer IN Antique Furniture
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ANTIQUE JEwELRY.

TFE FLEIJr DE LYS. IS West 33d-st..
opposite Waldorf AstOTia--J nique be
sig2s Antiques. Bargains in diamond Jew
: wTLER. late with J. VI. GuggenheIm.
diamonds JeWelTy, silverware and an
tiqpes Ola gold silver and teweiry bought
or exchanged. ". 2Sth-st-. near bth-aHe.
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CUTLERY

At S2D~sT.o CUTLERY sHoP.-Best quail
ity OF Shears Scissors. Razors. etc;
grinding and repairing done premises.
J. ". STANSBURY. 123 West 32d-st., en-
trance on court.
CUTLERY OF every description on hand.
made to order and repaired AT G.
kNAUTH'S. 81 John ST. and Il Nassau ST.
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RHEUMATOL CURED ME.

OF rheumatism after suffering for % years.
Mrs. GOWN. l57 West 20th-st
KNAPP, Druggist. 362 Hudson-st.
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SILVER PLATING & REPAIRING.

TABLEWARE repaired and replated. equal
20 new. at moderate prices. LANDGRAF'
MFG. CO. III East 5oth-st.
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LOST OR STOLEN. -PassbOok No. Al. 232
Of the Excelsior Savings Bank. 20 West
23d-st.. New-York. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating the same;
and any person having claim 10 said pass
book is hereby called uDon to present the
same 10 the bank on or before 18th day OF
March, 1902 submit to having the pass
book declared cancelled and eXtinguished
and a new book issued in lieu thereof
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PHYSICAL CULTURE Il BOXING.

HULSMANN Sandow's Pupil TS6 6th-ave
Ladies' gentlemen children; Sl2 month;
three lessons week, $50 quarter: select pat
Tonage.
PROF. JUDD'S method training body un-
surpassed 7O3 6th-ave., behind store I,
s14 month; $40 quarter: - lessons month.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVE YOU DYSPEPSIA or stomach trou-
bles2 II SO. write US. We send YOU
a positive cure. No medicine 10 swallow.
send no money. l.. & A. MEDICAL IN
STITUTE I,2lf Arch-st.. Philadelphia.
Penn
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CoRsETs TO ORDER a Cleaned

JULIA WHITE.-Corsets made TO order, al
tered. cleaned and repaired equal 10 new
Is E1ast l25th-st.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS.

Kew and second hand dynam1Ss ana sn mPIE5s
,o1I,sN BROS, 60 Fulton-st.
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,srRoLoGY & PALMIsTRY.

-r.-prC-F Johnson. clsirvoyant. psychic
7a,fs+ef adviser 5Oc- and 81 success
r,Tough psychic powea. TO S'h-aNe' '"i'
sultation 81
MOI, ct LEON. scieutic astrologer; ~
SO practice. Jos West l1th-sl-' near
g 80 Cnnsultation 81.
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BOOKS.
SLAUGHTER BOOK SALE.

LOVERISG'S BOOK STORE.
E23-BROADWAy, NEAR l2TH-ST.
Everybody fl New-York and FOR my
miles around kn Bws Lowering. HIS store Is
the headquarters for book lovers and pooh
BUYERS Special prices for books that can
not be obtained elsewhere. All KINDS OF
books 10 suit all tastes snd all p9chet
iooks. Historical books. biographical. re
lgious scientific books Of travel, DOCKS
- nrtion, hooks for children. poetry, e'c'.
etc Anything you want. and positlft.Iy, n. ~
tife lowest Possible prices in the Unlteu
states. Encyclopedias on sale Tor a s"ilh
Apflietous. Chamberss. BrtannlcS anu
Peoples. Books and Libraries purcbsse1
IyoYERIsG. s23 BROADWAY. y. y
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MANICURING SCHOOL.

FLORENCE NJ. CREIGHTON and FRAN
CES LAYTON, careful manicurinE and
facial massage done at customers home or
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