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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01

entire administration he was quarreling
with Secretary Foster and other politi-
clans as to how the work of enforcing
the immigration laws should be carried
out.
''As a result few of the immigration
laws have even been enforced and those
but imperfectly, especially when the in
terests Of the great steamship companies
and the people seemed to cross each
other
In recent years, Mr. Dewey explained,
the department. of labor has completed
and nnhlishad rennlts BEARING. upon every
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
JAPAN'S FIRST CASE

One feature of western civilization has just
made its first appearance in Japan, where a
native woman has brought suit for a breach
of promise, hitherto an unknown procedure
in the land of the chrysanthemum. The lady
in question is a wise young widow who in
duced her well-to-do wooer to sign an agree
ment that in case either party wished to back
out he or she should forfeit sum of money
to the other. The prospective bridegroom
broke the engagement.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01

The incorporation of the census
bureau with the new department" said
MI Dewey, would practically establish
a permanent census bureau which would
be good thing, as it would insure expert
statisticians to do the work now SO i'm
perfectly executed by men new with the
creation of each census bureau One rea-
son why Director Merriam has been more
successful than his predecessors is found
IN the fact that he borrowed from Colonel
Wright several Of his most expert trained
agents. ~ 81
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ton either to the manufacturers or to
the workers. On the contrary, he is not
sure that the appointment of new sec
rotary OF labor may not work to the posi-
tive detriment Of departmental efficiency
by dragging the labor bureau heels over
head into politics.
Although Commissioner Carroll D.
Wright has been mentioned as possible
secretary of the new department and
while he would doubtless appreciate the
honor, Mr., Dewey cannot see that it would
add anything to the formers reputation as
g man or q statistician.
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EX-PREsIDENT KRUGER AS HE APPEARS TODAY
SPRAT SANK THE BOAT
London Express


Two fishermen have just had an extraordi-
nary catch of sprats off Folkestone
They slowly hauled in their nets, which
were so full of sprats that the weight of the
fish at last sunk the boat
assistance was promptly rendered by other
hshermen in the vicinity, and the enormous
draft, which filled two boats, was secured,
and the sunken boat towed into the harbor,
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Not Applicable.

F'ather-You should always remember
that life is what we make it.
Spenldthrift Son-Yes; but you see, dad
don't make my own living.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
THE VANQUISHEp

Paul Kester in Smart Set.
Shall those
Who have not known temptation
Wear the crown
Denied to those g~.
Who battled even If they fell,
Who knew
And chose .......
The good, and strove
To conquer for its sake? -
When they are vanquished, ..
Shall we heap ...
Reproaches on them 1920
Shall we say,
See, they were sinful,
Let them die
Bind not their wounds.
They have offended Cod?
o Pharisees! H
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Great Luck.

Farmer Klawback - Neighbor Akinside
is mighty lucky with his disease. ..a
Farmer Honk-Lucky?
eyes; he takes dyspepsia medicine right
along, and it ha1n't never killed him yet
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
A NARROW ESCAPE,

lnclose Photograph of a pipe broken
unaef the most extraordinary circumstances. y
writes cambridge man to the Strand Maya
zlne. 1t happened few weeks ago in
garden at Newton Abbot I, was innocent,v
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
SMART SET JOKES
The Reason.

''What caused Cranksmith to attempt
suicide?'
ooh, he WAS Beaten by himself at
game of solitaire" ~:
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Sure EnOurh.

Little Wtllie-Papa. the devil hasn't
amy father or mother, has he?
Papa-No; certainly not.
We'll, then, Pa, who raised the devil?"
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1ID=BITS FROM HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE
"A REMARKABLE FLOWER
London leader

Inc most remarkable flower Of the corona
tlon year will be a quaint introduction from
central Asia which has for it's sponsor In
thls country HoIborn firm. According to
the importers, it grows on q saucer without
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
CAT AS CHIEF LEGATEE
london Mail

LOnuOn Mali.
Paris-Mlle. Jelet, an old married lady who
died a few days ago in the Batignolles quar-
ter of Paris, has by the terms of her will
left S12 per annum for the maintenance OF her
cat as long as it lives, and ga per annum
for a veterinary surgeon to attend the
animal.
To female servant who had taken care
Of her for six years the deceased left half
penny day for life, or less than a twenty
third part Of the sum to be spent on the
cat.
The remainder of the lady's fortune, which
was considerable, is left to the parish church
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01

AS rule, the palmer a theorem in
geometry is to a woman, the palmer
she is.
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THREE GOOD STORIES
ION the President.
New York Times.

| New York Times.
! Ex-Congressman John S. Wise Of Vir-
gin1a, now Of this city, is warm per-
sonal friend of President Roosevelt Be-
ing In Washington few days ago, he Wis
tied the White House and was promptly
accorded an interview. In the course of
the conversation the president is said to
have suddenly remarked:
NOW, John, you are very observing
man and know pretty near what is going
on. Tell me what the people seem to
think OF my administration"
'Or, Mr.. President Mr.. Wise replied,
the opinion seems to be that you will go
down to posterity as Washington"
I am delighted to hear that" the
president is said to have answered inter
ruptingly as he grasped Mr.. Wise's hand
and shook 1t heartily. But as he released
his hold Mr.. Wise continued:
"But whether it will be as a George or
a Booker T. I am not prepared to say
In Order of Importance.
It was in western hotel. A bell boy
was sent to Colonel William Greene Ster-
ett's room to ascertain what urgent need
had impelled that gentleman to push the
button. He entered and found the COL
onel deeply immersed in friendly game
with some chosen spirits.
Did you ring, sah?" he deferentially
inquired.
..Yes,'' said Colonel Sterrett, deftly
hurting two unpromising pasteboards into
the discard. 1--WE want you to bring us
some whisky. My friends here will take
Scotch and mine is rye
eyes, sah,'' said the boy, turning to go.
"And after you have brought us the
whisky continuer Colonel Sterett, ar
Some one in the next room has set the
Mace afire -
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THIS SOVEREIGN SAVED A LIFE

I'm sending by this mail photo Of SOW
ereign which I thought you would like for
your Curiosity pages writes a British SOL
der In South Africa to the Strand Magazine
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Il was wearing it around my ankle in little
leather money belt when I was wounded at
Warmbad, about seventy or eighty miles
north of Pretoria. The bullet Ca Mauser) cut
the piece clean out and left the sovereign
sticking in the wound"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
In order of Importance.
Capillary Attraction.

Some of Mrs, Fishes friends were dis
cussing in her presence the reasons for
the great crowds at the "Du Barry per-
formances One lady suggested Mrs. Les
lie Carter's famous Titan locks as a
great drawing card.
"Ah, 1 see," said Mrs. Fiske, ''it's a
case Of capillary attraction"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01

SOIL or water, and without showing leaves
or roots the bulb shoots out red-brown
mower, with red and yellow tip sometimes
Two 1eet long. When the flower is off 1t pre-
ters 10 retlre into the soil and to be well wa
tered, when it follows up with q tbrea foo+
umbrella leaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
BOOK BARGAINS.

LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
-CoA SALE ever known. over 3uo.OOO
volumes n literature are offered al the low
=. 'hHlNh Ia tht last century. 1000 Mag
ezlnes DC. 20 Sc each. = 900 Paper Novel;
&c, 70 lOc. each. 40 % SchOo! and Text
B9oEa &c. 10 25c. each G. 900 Novels and
Medical books lac 40 90 eeCh. 1910
: .aLlafo sets. 5Oc. 10 5000. 1000 SetG
OF Ehcy cl0ie-ias. Sl-,O - Se5 90 Books
tSsFIlLs every branch Of literature at or
SoSut one-tfth the price asked by the pub
ilsheFs 10 catalogues ISSUED. Second
Lsho school books. review books and books
OF an KINDS bought sold and exchanged:
llfhest cash prlces paid. calls at residences
free. LDNERlNG'S y. Y Book Exchange
-" broadway. neST l2th-st.: open EVENING"
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FRESH LAID EGGS.

on. " who struggle day by day
To digest your chunk Of bread
II YOU feel III and cranky
Send for Thomas fresh eggs.
40 cents a dozen. THOMAS POULTRY
FARM. Box q. SprLng valley y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
FRENCH CUSTOM CoRsETs.

MADE BY NINE. l. MOLLERN. 1871 East
59th-st.. near Lexington-ave- Offers spe-
cisl Inducements for summer months: high
~ recommended By the leading physicians.
Corsete copied.
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ANrIaUE ART FURNIrrRE.

gOOD CARVER and reproducer Of fancy
antique furniture. Pattern maker f5r
son. bronze exc DELLA MONICA a12
sst 2Sth-st. Telephone I5as Mad "a
THE WOMAN-S ANTIQUE SRop
Genuine Eirces Ole mahogany. carved
nbies. etc; crown Derby tea set. "A East
2d thlfd ronr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FINE old instruments for sale. Also a
number Of oil Paintings. VIM. SNIP
SON. Pawnbroker. 81 Park Row. Loans on
Diamonds ana Jewelry. Established ISL
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MUSIC.

% cENTS ner month makes you member
OF the New-York Music Ci4 THE sn NEWs
yST 70 '~ rSIS CLUB. 40 West 2sth-st-.
NeU-YOrk
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4 MAGNETIC HEALER.

PROFESSOR q SHEFFIELD Magnetic
Healer. cures AL Irc1ratle cases without
medicine. operations OF appliances. consul
-
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opIIM. MORPHINE. LIQUOR.

HABITS CURED at home or at sana-
torium; physicians reference; CORE
spondence confidential FRANK KICKER,
ga West l4Oth-st.
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AVOID pAIN-sAkE TEETH.

NEW IDEA Diseased gums treated
scientific method. gold display not ne
tHsary. GILBERT DENTAL ROOMS. 6s
kest l25th-st Open nights.
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ARC GOODS AND BRIc-A-BR.c.

ilsIANE KONCfN. lib 6th-ave.. repairer
q Antique, Modern. Works u Art Brio
--kfac. reference ubuveen Bros D.
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CUTLERY Of every description on hand
made 70 order and repaired. at g.
KNAUTH'S. 81 JOhn-st. and Il NassRu-st
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ANnarE cLocN REr.IRr,n

hiE OLD CLOCK SHOP Antique Banjo
clocks. etc. Tor sale and repaired: watl II
naker; Compr Gated work our speciality
Esl class Work guaranteed. ALBERT
kARC 100 Past 2qth-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
FURNITURE UPHoLsTERING.

MATTRESSES made to order. carpets taken
ap. cleaned ana ielaid LEWIS BROS,
lo9 Columbus ave. tel. 1924 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

NhRANTEEs complete riodanoe from
Reaches, al druggists sell n. o. Il ia >
flN. GS Cortlandt-st
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FOR YOUR VACATION

HUNTER. Wilson. Kinks Old Crow. Pr
vate Stock. SOC. bottle. express prepaid
l WEIGH. E4relay-sl-. Nsw-York
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BABY CARRIAGES A Go-c.Rrs.

CRAM ALI. CARRIAGE co, Cos ad-aVe
manufacturers Of baby carriages ana nsf.
eet go-oarts OF the newest and best STYLES
SHOWN al our wareroonls. open evenings
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A NIRsEs, REGIsrRN

GRADUATE, experienced ana male nurses
Tor permanent and private positions.
BONE BUREAU - W 426 81 Telephone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

ADVERTISING CANVAsSEtsS on standard
publication OF well known daily news
snces. H. BOX IS Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
81 DOWN AND 81 WEEKLY.

HARLEM CREDIT WATCH CO. NJ. Juster.
Manager. 2.2SO Sth-ave. No security re-
quired. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
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ANTIQUE CLoCI,s.

axs. KoRFHEGE. zoe EAST 2sTH-sT.
6lkE CLOCKS. LOWEST MFG. PRICE,
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AnoUT YouR MAIR TnK MY

fONDERFUL Scientific Remedy. n has
no equal Tor st0ppnr failing hair. s. Der
pttle. one bottle viii prove its value
lack. 500 JeIsry-age. Jersey civ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
FINE FLUFFY RUGS.

FROM ole carpets. six remnants make
pOTtieres. Get circular ORIENTAL RUG
CO., s15 Washington-st.. Newark.
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CUSTOM CoRsETs To ORDER.

THE LEONARD PARISIAN COHSE1S'
ton stout figures. also dressmaking- loV
Wrer f4-L
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BE YOUNG AND STRONG.

CIRCI LAIION eQualized. p0isons elininat-
&c. nerves strengthened. Rheumatism an-
chronic diseases successfully treated with
Olt drugs or knife, by latest scientific meth
oGs. Consultation free. circular Dr
MAUDE kEATOB 100 East Hottest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
CAST orr CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid FOR ladies'. gentle
meas and chldr'ns a.~eai yea ' ,a,,l1,r,
Tlr.r 4 49, F--s ,-- Mt. 0r Mrs. NJ
NATAL. 7l4 t.h-sye.; telephons LOIS d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
A h0UNG MAN.

NTH money can get travelling position
good salary. Apply INTER> TATE IN
VESIMENT COMPANY. jos West 233-St
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CREDIT CLOTHING.

GENTLEMEN CLOTHING MADE TO
order. u week. pay -'' os7 t,-5,ssv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
coRsETs TO ORDER 4 CLEANED

JULIA WHITE.-Corsets made 10 order. al
tered. cleaned and repaired equal TO new
i East l25th-sr
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IMl}R ELIAS And CANES
UpHoLsTERrNG d MATTRESSES

ANTIQUES repaired, polished and repro
duced; carpets cleaned and relaid: cabi-
net repairing; estimates cheerf1lly given;
mail orders promptly attended TO- SCHREL-
Der & DORNER. 434 Amsterdam-ave
CHAS. GREENBERG. S23 6th-ave, near
47th-st.. antique furniture upholstered and
repolished; all work guaranteed: reasonable
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

AN ACTIVE business man ana larse AoIasI
I'D STOCK N n established Jay -lls com
IA nv wishes 10 secure party " no mas %.
ran control SO GU 10 uly tie interest OF
retiring president. who Is cou-pe44el - t'9
-. ~ strnt owing to prlOT business UbIl-
gatious HIS stock. WAlca Is worth slo7
per snare can be bought through me IoI
SlUU Der share. This uIer Is A. eAcel' l-uL1I
oI,uaruIulty 70 any one seehlAg u connect
Win a clean, sound prOntal.e ana legitimate
business Mould prefer paity ~no Would
take an active Interest t>ApeIlei-ce uii
estate holdings. VII stand stTIctesi N
Iestlgation Write al once. ii, boa -
. IsItt.r. Drfiee
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BLANK BOOKS PRINTING.

hl-AAh BOOKS. paper ruling and printing
80 70 0.esI. Al very low rates BY John
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.HALO" FRICTION GLOSS

EXCELLENT FOR SHOEs.-Pol!sh pro-
duced ~ rubbing with cloth. Nourishes
leather Elegant package. Large bottle Is
cents BLACK. tan. chocolate. JANTZEN
149 Grh-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

FIAs lust received from France sofas,
Chairs. Scrr. MS Tables and Console
s,vles Louis XIV Ky. XVI; terms reason
Abe DOGNIRIcNF. ll3 East 29th-st. Tel
suhoue 3aI3 Madison 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
CANCER Cured AT HoME;

BY INTERNAL. TREATMENT 20 49, Ht.ei
free MASoS INSTITUTE FOR GAMER
l2l West 42c-sr New-Aurk-
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ooRsETs TO ORDER. CLEANED

REPAIRED and altered dupIiea,ea -.
20 order: fine work. modera,e ',-i
- INSTEAD CORSET COMPANY. a. w..,
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THE ROOF MAINTENANCE Co

ROOFS kept in repair by the year at nom-
ma cost CUTTERS and leaders put up
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CHIROPOD8ST.

DIR. BROONES. p Park Row. Room 33l -
Successfully treated lngTJwn nails. bun
ions and all diseases OF the feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
ANTIQUE FURNITURE,

ANTIQUE and modern furniture repaired
and restored: estimates and designs
theerfuIly furnished CHARLES WHITE
aEAD. lgS-i77 Columbus-aVe. Telephone
05A Columbus.
NENMAN'S OLD RELIABLE SHOP.
aS East i.d-st Paradise for collectors;
genuine old Colonial Furniture. our spe-
Ialty rare bits ~ china. pewter and cop
Ger; also choice Iieces ot Better parloT fur
ilrure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
EXQUISITE PLEATINGs.

EXQUISITE SIX -RTS u!eated in rich ma
terial 49, 6th-ave.. between 25th and
2Gth sts. NJ. F. SAILADE
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ANTIQIEs. ETC.

FOR REAL Antique Furniture. real old
claWfoCt sofa etc see ID SALeO
BROS. 3As shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
MAGIC .ssECT DETERMINATIONS

s-AOb q co.'s mosquito bite cure ana
II, e1terminator never fails; destroys
meets and cures bites or stinxp: for
Nev-Yoxk - s~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
ANrIQTE IEMrIRN

DIE FLECR DE LNS - West 22d-st
opposite Naldorf- Astoria -- UNIQUE De
sls Anuques bargains On diamond lew
1rs
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BEER FOR FAMILY rsr

esteasfTEN IL @-MERICA'S
1 - zlH/NN~> FINEST
| fN<gMfISlI PRODUCT.
| cNpp M Pred HOIieneer &
NDecsSa>Srhs Co.. Sa.s Agents.
1919 Elm st. NY.
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SCALP AND FACIA<. MASSAGE

MISS MARY GILLIARD. 426 West 57th-
st--Scalp treatment. facial massage
shamDooing at ladies' residences a spe-
cislty.
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CannE-r CLEANING.

kAHEE 4 z :"
.. & j. VI. @llIl4MS
5ES WI. 5EIa ST.. mix 81, a e.,
CARPET CLEANI-G- re Sa"i's--e1
WILLIAMS & PETERSON. reliable steam
and open air carpet cleaning
cts per yard. 3Ul East 44th-A1-
ORIENTAL. rigs and carpets cleaned atlu
repa.r45 SIVASIIAN BROS. 4Io Sun
ave. Tel 3365A Madison.
CAREFUL CARPET Cl-f-ANl-SN go or
Cleans ~ ronIri-essad air steam. haho "
On floor l5sS Broadway. 42l East ssth-.I
coz q BRANDT Tel l32 Ssth-
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SCULPTURE STUDIO.

DIRECTED by Prof RAFFAEI.IO RAIN
ERR. lI3 West i5th-st.. formerly OF Pa
lermo. Italy: interior decorations. fr1lres
and classic mythology; also reproductions ~
antique furniture work In wood maple
plaster. and modelling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
NAIIiINE Err 4.

,ED,TcrD PRICES.-5oo secondhand
- ron working machines; fully
-,,sOer,sad. machinery bought and ex-
ebsngsd GEO. 3. EDDY. 3ss Maolson-s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
copENuAGEN INSTITUTE.

MATI~M cured by T. h. THAL.MA.
GO West sd st: also hair aad scalp treat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
RUsIAEss CHANCES.

A NAN Win 81 90 10 complete syndicate
forming. wI4. nave cnante on eio ,-'.
-ionr no uggnty returned with STOCK bonus
Also al opportunity IOT investing SS'Oo ~
uauulac TURNS. 81, sUU salary once I1s.141l''
Nr.tI4AS IIU4ue OIuCt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
FOR SALE.

So, SO COLO GLASSES sd.
THIS WEEK our opticians will examine
your eyes FREE and sell YOU a pair OF 81 80
GOLD GLASSES FOR 81. Warranted
years YoG will never have this chance
again kEENE OPTICAL co. $50
BROADWAY. NEW YORK Hours TO
g. Saturdays included. Glasses made and
reUa1red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING

fIfE LEAGUE PRESS. arusile JOE lIlIl,-
fnr 2l2 West 3.th-st.-kush work our
Kpecialties. electric power. send Tor esil-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WRINKLES. habby and yellow skin, o.
shy sA'h aIertrtcity or medicine; positive
ma 1f.oI,,ts cure. Further particulars
and Testimonials call or write PIof- L.
WIIIIAMS 500 5th-ave.. 49, ~ ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
STOH AGE.


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hAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES; sth-
ave-. a3d 20 3sth sts.-storags for iurui-
ture, etc; padded vans for moving city or
country boxing. packing. shipping and In
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
All LADIES MAY HAVE

THEIR own materials made into any style.
Miss PEARSON dressmaking. 2l3 East
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