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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-29
And immortality Among
Negroes of State.
The Leading Papers of the State
Calling Attention -
TO THE NOTORIOUS FACT THAT
The Thing is Becoming Desperate.
and Must Be Stopped.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Jackson. Dec. 29.-The increase of,
crime and Immortality among the
negroes of Mississippi, which has been
of alarming proportions during the,
past few years, is being made the sub.
iect Of much discussion in the state.
and vigorous editorials are being
printed on the subject by the leading
journals. .es...s-
4 phase Of the problem that has
not yet been hroached. and which is
admitted one of the prime causes OF
the increase of crime is the laxity of
tile officers Of the. law in investiga,.
ting negro murderers and putting
forth efforts to capture the criminals.
If the perpetrator of a crime manages .
TO make his escape it rarely. happens
that q strenuous effort is put forth to /.
capture him, and especially if the per-
son upon whom the crime is commit 4.
ted is also negro. On the other
hand, if it. is Il white person who is
assaulted or murdered, the minions of
the law are energetic in the pursuit,
for they are spurred by public senti-
ment and exert every possible effors
TO bring the fugitive to account for
his deed. -...
1t is related that a short time since
when the atrocious murder was com
Initted in ono of the interior counties
and the murderer escaped the sheriff
of the county remarked, "Oh, Well,
they re only negroes, anyhow" -, d,
This manifestation of laxity by
officers who do not deem it worthy
of their time to hunt nergo who has
killed member of his own race, and
the decided lack of ven-handed jus
tice, is undoubtedly one of the princi-
pal reasons why crime is showing an
alarming increase among the ne-
groes, and the criminal class are COM
ing more aud more to the realization
each year that they can stand better,
chance to escape than white man,
and are consequently emboldened in
their misdeeds, A few weeks ago
negro was arrested in one of the levee
camps i'll the delta, and only few
days before he had boasted of having
killed six men in various parts Of the
state, each time making his escape
without difficulty.
Fear of the law is on the decline
among the negroes, and with this feel
ing predominant in the race, coupled
with a plentitude of blind tiger whis.'
key and the maddening effects OF CO. .
caine, it is no wonder that the coll.
umns of the press are filled with mur.
der stories and narratives of assault of
all kinds
The sluggishness of officers is par.
ticularly manifested at the governors
office where numerous requests are
received each week for the chief ex-
ecutive to offer rewards for escaped
murderers, aud in many instances the
governor is asked to issue rewards
proclamations where the county Off.
GERS have made no attempt whatever
to apprehend the murderer. In some
cases these proclamations are asked
for when the officers are practically =.
sure that they could lay their hand 5
on the fugitive within an hours
time, but they adopt this means
solely for the purpose Of gouging the
state treasury for few dollars.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue Of a Ger tain deed
of trust executed by j. q. Foster and
w. S. Temple to V. w. Draughn, AZ
trustee for F. A Draughn, on the Sth
day Of July, A. d. 1901. recorded Oh
page 529 ahd F30.of deed book M" T" in
the office cf the clerk of the chancery
court of Perry County, Mississippi, at
Hattiesburg, made to secure debt due
to +. A. Draughn amounting TO seven
hundred dollars: a.
will. as substituted trustee In said
deed of trust, sell to the highest bidder
for cash at public outcry. at the court
house door In the city of Hsttiesburg,
within legal hours, on the first Monday
in January. A. ID. 1908, tine same being
the 5th day of said month, the property
therein described. towit;
The north half of the north west
quarter of section twenty five (259,
township four (4) north, range thirteen
(13) west. in Perry county. Mississippi;
and will execute to the purchaser snch
deed as is vested in. me as. substituted
trustee IN said deed af tfnst:
r. z. L EATON.
Substituted Trus-pe.
Witness my hand this Dec. %, 1902.
dec23-3wkS
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-29
A BIGAMIST
He Seems to Have Struck Some
Bad Luck.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Dec. 20. Eugene Skyles,
the celebrated bigmaist now in Jail
ut Port Gibson, and who has II coterie
Of wives reaching from Maine to Cali
fornia, will be placed on trial neSt
month.
Skyles il a minister Of the Chris
tian church, and the evidence that has
been accumulated against him shows
that he hes no less than eight de-
serted wives in various parts of the
country. His latest matrimonial ven-
ture, and the one that resulted in his
downfall, was his marriage to Miss
Whitestone, daughter of prominent
planter and ex-member of the legisla-
ture from Wilkinson county. He
eloped with the girl to Texas. spend
ing several hours in New Orleans en-
route, and while ON the honeymoon
tour evidence was received at the
girls home proving Skyles to be a
bigamist. A deserted wife in the
state of Washington had secured a
trace of her erstwhile liegelord and
started in pursuit.
Skyles is man of progressing ap-
pearance, fascinating manners, and
exceptional rhetorical ability. He
is seemingly afflicted with mania
for smatrimiony, and has played havoc
with feminine hearts ever since
/ launching his ministerial career in
Virginia. The attempt was made to
set up the plea of insanity, but with
out avail, and it is now understood
that the defense ask for change Of
venue when the case is called for trial
at Port Gibson next month. He has
been in Jail since last August.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-29
TO APPOINT DIS
TRICT ATTORNEY.
Special to the Daily Progress.

: JackFo1, Dee. 90. Governor Lon
egino has received petition from the
members of the bar of Sunhowe1
county for the appointment of Hon.
S. D. Hill to the district attorneyshiT
TO be vacated by the resignation OF
Congressman- elect Humphreys. Messrs
Sam Montgomery of Washington, G.
G. Mcclure Of Bolivar and J. M.
Cashing of Washington are also appli-
cants fer the place.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-29
FEUD IN C0PlAH

Case Between Superintendent of
Education and Board Supervisors
Special to the Dally Progress.
jackson, Dec. go. -Copiah county
is still engaged with feud between
the county superintendent Of educa-
tion and the board of supervisors, and
at present it seems that the teTmina-
tion of the trouble is in 'he far dis
tance.
The latest action taken in man.
dainus proceeding instituted by County
Attorney Sexton to compel the county
superintendent to provide for six
months term OF school throughout
the county, and special hearing
will probably be given the case early
next month.
The state board OF. education has
made several efforts to reach an ami
c.hIe settlement of the difficulty. but
without result. and long legal fight
throuch the courts is in prospect.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-29

TlE.CUTTiNG MACHINE

Is About to Knock Negroes Out of
a Job.
Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Dec. 29-Nergo tiecut-
tiers in Mississippi complain that they
are being deprived of employment by
the interpolation of a tie-cutting
machine of recent invention which is
being largely used by contractors who
are filling orders for the various
roads. In the hardwood belts the use
Of the machine is steadily growing,
-and it has been demonstrated TO be
practical success.
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Notice.

The stockholders OF the National
Bank of Commerce will hold their
regular annual meeting In their Office
at 2 o'clock p m. January IS. 1908,
J C. CARTER. President.
decl5td F w FooTE Cashier
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BURNED TO DEATH
Little Susie Hutchinson Meets {
Terrible Death.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Dec. 20. "A special from
Crystal Springs announces the death
o. little girl named Susie Hutchin-
-son4at that place as the result of her
clothning catching afire while stand
ing in front of the open CRATE. The
child was alone in the room and The
flesh was burned to q crisp before as
Igsistance could reach II Ct.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-29
BLIND STAGGERS
Reported Among Horses in the
Northern Part of the State.
Special to the Daily Progress.


Jackson, Dec. 29.--From several
counties in the northern part Of the
state reports are being received OF an
epidemic of the disease known as
blind staggers' among the horses,
and many valuable animals are being
lost on. account of the fatal malady.
In the neighborhood of Water Valley
the disease is estimated TO have killed
animals valued at several thousand
dollars, and Columbus has also
ffered heavy loss. The animals live
but few hours after being seized
with the staggers, and the percentage
of fatality is so great that the uule has
been adopted of killing such animal
seized with an attack.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-29
The Pride of Heroes.

Many soldiers in the last war wrote
to say that for scratches, bruises, cuts.
wounds, corns, sore feet and stiff joints.
Brcklens s Arnica Salve is the best in
the world. Same for burns, scalds,
boils, ulcers, skin eruptions and piles
1t cures or no pay. Only 2jc al Tucker
& Greer drug store
Hattiesburg Jewelry Co.'S. ad. of to-
day should attractevery ones atteut
dec17tf-- -
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A SIGNIFICANCE
+ his Means That A. A: KiHcannon
VIII Not Run For Governor.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Jackson, Dec. 29.-Railroad Com
missioner KincanBen announced his
reelection today for the Office which
he now holds This means that A..
A. Kincannon will not run for gov.
pTunT
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-29

No scarcitv of best quality Of cnal.
Also plent usewood. Phone 1873.
dec2etf W.S TEMPLE.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-29

.,,naxxon Sarsapariiia never fails Ca
..-,rxs TIE test for 20 years: ouars Bottles"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

steel Iaths covering all the walls and partitions.
thus rendering the houses virtually hreproof
In the interior finish-the woodwork. flooring
and decorative features-no expense has been
shared The woods in the principal rooms were
imported and selected with a view TO carrying
our definite color scheme so that the various
APARTMENTS blend and harmonic according 10
accepted principles of art The parlOrs are exc
cuted i'm white enamel in the style Of Louis XIV.
the side walls being panelled and the ceilings
beautifully ornamented after special designs.
The dining rooms are carried out in MEDIEVAL
baronfaI stvIe with heavy beamed ceilings,
high wainscot and richly but dellcateIy carved
panels and friezes-
The entrance hall of each house has dlst1nc-
tive features but every one is distinguished for
its practical arrangement and artistic appear
anCe. ,.,,
so thoroughly seasoned that it can be imme-
diata1y occupied without the slightest danger TO
reaIth so frequent in hastily or careIessIy con-
struCted residences
Another important advantage possessed oy
these houses is the fact that they are so situated
and planned that every room in them is hooded
with sunlight. no,
Nessrs McCafferty & Buckley, of NO 81
park Ave are the architects and builders. For
the last thirty years this firm has confined It's
undivided attention the designing and ou1ld-
ing of strictly high class residence dwellings,
In no case has time expense stood IN the way
of the success of any house they have built
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

art or mechanics have devised are within the
four walls of these mansions
Each house is equipped with an electric auto
matte elevator. safeguarded with every known
appliance so that a child may operate 1t with
perfect security.
Another interesting novelty with which these
houses are provided is automatic heat regu-
lating device by means of which the temper
AZURE of any room can be maintained at any
desired degree. The water supply OF the houses
IS regulated by automatic electric pumps. winch
keep large reservoirs constantly hLed with
water while an adequate hot water supply Tor
the numerous bathrooms and basins is PROVIDED
by a large boiler independent OF the usuaI
kitchen boiler. The plumbing work Is all eN-
posed and embraces the most advanced sam
tary devices while the bathroom appointments
are of an elaborate and luxurious character
The ranges are of the highest type OF perlec-
tion with every latest convenience Other IN
t.resting features are automatic lntercoHihuhl-
eating telephones in various parts OF the nous
instead OF the old time speaking tubes; electrlc
BURGLAR alarms protecting all exposed openings
and controlled by automatic clocks ana aiiiiuiiCl-
a.ors. patent hot air clothes dryers III tIe
IouDdries obyiating the necessity or outuop!
drvinq. freproof asbestos between the floors ano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

The advance that has beer made WITHIN L
cent wears in the art of building private dwell
ines is conspcuousy exemplfied in the row Oh
five houses which are now being completed IN
Eighty-second- list. between Fifth and Madison
aves two of which recently sold. These
residences rank among the foremost achleNe-
ments in the domestic architecture of this city
1t is not so much in the design of their facades
that they excel, although these are exceedingly
artistic as in their interior finish and consurn-
mate mechanical detail.
From the excavation to the last doorknoo
every detail in the construction of these houses
has been as carefully followed as in the making
of a thermometer. There We're no secretions left
In the pockets and assures Of the rock upon
which the foundations rest and from the hour
that the houses were inClosed fires were kept
going in order 20 drive out every particle OF
moisture from the cellar bottom. the brick walls.
cement and plastering These fires were never
permitted to 60 out day night.
All the latest conveniences and mechanical APP
2liances known 10 architecture have been intro
duced into these houses. Advantage has been
taken OF every approved contemporary inven-
ton and every meritorious Improvement that
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AGENTS WANTED

----,--.---S y,-A%TEp.- Either Sex. Ny plan
49,, - rn,, Won may increase your income
-, an capital outfit or previous 81
rcrisnre. My plan does not interfere W." -
sny occupation you may be ens"s 80. reure-
"a II YOU are out OF work you Shh
80, sIoo per month working FOR me. LOU
car ,earn how to work FOR me sue es.. u.,S
20 a., Minutes time and the work Is SUI
IN h Ne nl'.'I legitimate aud permanent al
y " NJ. GRIFFIN. Key To-. fo az,
- Ind FOR free particulars / do not
vrant one penny Of your money.
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ANTIQUE CLOCK REPAIRING.

TIT ON CLOCK sHOF.-Ant!que Banjo
riocks etr for sale aai repaired. Watth-
maker. complicated work QUIZ spsT "a. or %
n, st-ciass work guaranteed ALDSNA
KARG 100 East 29th-st-
EXPERT Repairing: Specialist on Antlaue.
grandfather. Hall. Chime ana FleHSh
Clocks SCHWEIZER- - NasSaU-s1-
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A HOoN TO SUFFERERS.

VITAPHY mature forcesl. soothe. vttaltze.
cure without drugs. nervous. mental d's-
eases. paralysis. also rheumatism: poison
extracted dru. blood impurities, by mar
yelous ELECTRIC FOOT PLATE TREAI I
MENT: hot air bath. vital magetism: con
SII.TATION FREE DR.. ELIZA COLE.
20 East l4th-st Telephone lG6+ 3Sth.
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CHIROPODiST.

DIR. BROONES. 81 Park Row. Room BUN bun
Successfully treated. ingrown haiiS'
ions and all diseases OF the teet-
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BOOKS.

SLAUGHTER Book SALE.
IJOvERING'S BOOK STORE.
sc3 BROADWAY. NEAR 12TH-Sr.
Everybody in New-Yorl- and for hfty
miles around KIN Tvs lowering His store Is
the headquarters for book lovers and book
buyers Special prices for books that can
not be obtained elsewhere. All kinds or
books to suit all tastes and all pocket
books Historical books Biographical. re-
ligious 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
Appletcn's Chambers's Britannica ana
Peoples Books and libraries purchased
LOWERING. Sc3 BROADWAY. N \.
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AN EXCELLENT STEM.

LADIES cIoaks. suits. skirts and waists to
measure: prices Of ready made on credit.
EDELMEN, IL East broadway
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ALL FOOT DISEASES

pOSITIyE.rY successfully and palnlsssly
,reated. lnernvn nails a specially. mani
curing. Or. LESCH. ora 3d-ave.. between
5Sth and 59th SITS.
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BABY CARRIAGES & GO-CARTS.

CRANDALIs CARRIAGE co. COS 3d-ave-
manufacturers of baby carriages and pat
ert go-carts Of the newest and best styles.
shown at our warerooms. open evenings.
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CREDIT CLOTHING

GENTI.EMEN'S CLOTHING MApisr,aL
order. 81 weekly payments; me ma
a, y1,arantesd Room I 237 Broadway.
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AGENTS WANTED.-Life q Rey. l. va a.
Wit Talmage. Oflcial Memorial! a,a s,ts
liza tip,,d 70 Address THE Wholesale
90 3s5 Wabash-ave.. chicago. ~.
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AUCTION y iLES.

ESTABLISHED 1880.
RICHARD WALTERS. Sons
Auctioneers and Appraisers
SAIESROOM. Geo 9Th T..
between 3sth and 3pth SITS.
sell every Tuesday. II a m
sales Of household furniture
a, nrivate residence our spcCla!'y.
CoNSITNMENTS Solicited
CHARLES r WALTERS, Auctioneer-
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ARCADE TURKISH BATHS.

WINDSOR ARCADE BATHS--Turkish.
Russian Roman. sulphur. Electric. Nau-
helm. superior appointments. skilled al
ladies. every REQUISITE for a dainty. luxuri-
GUS. refreshing and satisfactory bath
East 46th-st.
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ANCIENT PAINTINGS & yIOLINs-

paintiugs Maratti. Tintoret-
10 Tsrburg NurtIio vfolins. Strsdivarlus.
arati. HENRY WETSTENBERG. IN
Porter. 100 East 5eth-st.
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ABSORPTION HOME CURE.


AVOID THE KNIFE.-We tumors:
ovarian diseases. hexious backeche, piles.
nervousness. stop harsh treatment: when
all others Ill write us: free sample; con
suitation. ARCHIBALD AYERS. !. loo
broadway
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ATTORNE rs.

LAWYER COLLECTS legitimate business: no
fee unless successful; consultation free
RUFUS c. MALTBY. 27T Broadway
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CONSTIPATION CURED.

INDrGEsTIoN biiiousness. ETC.. pel sI,,t
nentIy cured Send for Information HMss1
two books. DR.. 8. JAMESON, -
SSSh-sS., NsD-kAA
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ANTIQUE ART FURNITURE.

ARTISTIC wood carver; l can produce on
wood any artistic design desired. Antique
furniture reproduced. DELLA MONICA.
at East 2Sth-sA Telephone 1894 Mad. So.
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ANTIQUE and modern furniture repaired
and restored; estimates and designs
cheerfully furnished. CHARLES WHIT
HEAD. 1T5-lTT Columbus-ave- Telephone
IrlA CnluInht!s.
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ANTS. ETC. EXTER MINATED.


DEADIND FATAL BUG LIQUID. best.
cheapest cleanest. never fails: Keeps
away mosquitoes; cures mosquito bites; not
poisonous. at ali dealers. Office. I'D 9Th
ave. New York.
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ALL KINDS OF FOLDING BEDS


REPAIRED. cleaned warranted pug PROOF
srsciaI spriugs furnished. furniture re-
pasred and upholstered T L. ODE1L. Ill
West Igth-st.
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GRADUATE. experienced and male nurses
FOR permanent and private poslt'oIis-
HOME BUREAU 10 w i:d-st. Telephone.
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LAW SPECIALISTS.

c AsSq LAW Specialist rs
Composed OF able lawyers with special
training in particular branches.
Business divided into separate departments
ALI. KINDS OF CASES NCNEPT.2D.
City country or foreign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
ALI, FACIAL, & SKIN AILMENTS.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. Warts, Molcs re
moved (guarantesd) with electricity
painless Mmc. WEBER. bi3 bedford
NJ Rrnnlilvn nfnr I'enn-st.
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ART GOODS AND AC.

MARBLE FIGURES. Antiques. cleaned and
repaired. CHARLES KCEHL. IL years
with Stern Bros. .23 West ll6th ST.
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CREDIT on LADIES SUITS.

LADIES Tailor Made suits. SA44S
Waists On easy payments -,-. to5th-
WEST END SUIT CO. l23 west A-
st Open evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
ANTIQUES. CURIOs q SILVER.

AT EBLE'S ART GALLERY, to5 West AID
St. neac E-aVe.-Antiques- curios. old
Jewels, siiNerware rare fans. paintings
miniatures and weapons Old gold bought
GRACG ANTIQU rs co, llG West I'D st.
buys and sells old mahogany, silver. Jew
elry. Colonial china.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
BIC ID LES.
BEER FOR FAMILY USE.

BICYCLES 81 per week Leading makes.
H RAUSCH. 2.2I1 3d-ave.. near I23d-st.
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ART FJRNITtH IKE.

NEWMAN's OLD RELIABLE SHOT.
ls5 East 42d-st. Paradise for c1lLe'-o 'I
renufne Ola colonial Furniture. our spe-
-, are hits - china. pewter and COP
per: also choice pieces % Better parior iu'-
nitUre.
,,,.rFRX AND ANTIQUE repaired and
polished az YOUR own residence. IN or uut
OF town; unequallei French polish: parque'
doors scra9ed and ,0llshed; hrst-class W We
mar ship guaranteed Address A.
FRIED $50 West lS3d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

pEATRIe-F, JOHNSON. Psychic Ciairvoy-
ant gifted business adviser; 30 cents 81
success through psychic power. 100 9th
ave near 43d-st
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A GOOD CHANCE TO SAVE

MONEY. Fine Shoe Repairing; sole ana
heel 81 90: heels IS cents
DANIELS. los Fulton-st.. y. Y; room AZ.
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Antique JEN ELRY.

THP FLEUk DE LYS, Is West 33d ST.
oDposite Waldorf Astoria.-CniQue De
signs Antiques. Bargains in diamond Jew
siry.
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ANTIQUE CLOCKS.

CHAS. KORFFAGE. 100 EAST 18TH ST.
MANUFACTURER OF HANDSOME
CHIME CLOCKS; LOWEST MFG. PRICE
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

u KLINGER, 423 Fark-ave. formerly with
Frank Bow!es). Upholsterer and Caolhee
,.sker and dealer in Antique Furniture.
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A NURSES, REGISTRY.

GRADUATE NURSES. male and female;
thoroughly experienced in all dlsea5ts
Mrs COOPER. 466 Lexington-sve. lei
1856 3Sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
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