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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-23
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Every true American citizen should
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Of healing that is based on scientific
principles and that provides a
thorough training IN all that per
tains 70 the care Of health and treat
meut OF disease
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-23
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-23

An old bachelor says that those
people Who cali divorce the greatest
evil OF the age. seem 70 forget that
marriages are considerably more mum
erOus.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-23

Bright Outlook Al Nashville.
Nashville. Tenn. April 23.--The an
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-23

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cents IN stamps for sample 10 The
ifsrplelde Co. Detroit. Mich.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
CHANGES IN SUNDAY LECTURE COURSE.

Justice Mayer, Of the Court of Special Sessions,
will lecture tomorrow evening in Public School
No 10, St. Eichoas-ave. and One-hundred-and-
seventeenth-st.. on The New Childrens Court ard
the Good 1t Is Doing In the Educational ALI
ance. East Broadway and Jefferson-st-. Robert
Hunter will lecture on Child Labor Another In
teresting lecture tomorrow evening will be that Of
Roland S. Dawson MARTINIQUE and Mont
Pelee" in Public School No. 1s. One-hundred-and-
eIeventh-st.. between Fifth and Lenox aves.
number Of changes have been made in the
Italian Yiddsh lectures to be held to-day. The
Italian lectures hereafter be held at O'Clock
In the evening, instead Of In the afternoon. as
heretofore. The Yfddsh lectures which have been
held In Public School No 1os in East Ninety
nnth-et., will be transferred to No. So. at No 26
East Observation-Disclosures The first of this
course will be held tonight. Dr. Moses Mintz. the
Editor of ''The Jewish Herald" will open the
series The other two YiddRh lectures will be held
in the afternoon. heretofore.
An interesting course Of Sunday evening lectures
has been arranged for Public School No. 60. in
East Eighty-eiShth-st. The Rev. DR.. ". Quincy
Scott will open the series tonight with lecture
on Time" and Miss Ada Louise Lohman will sing
a number of solos. The series in this school will
end Sunday evening April 26 with a talk by
the Rev. DR.. Merle st. Croix Wright pastor Of the
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church, on THE Life
Work Of Robert Louis Stevenson" Albert Gerard
Theirs Will be the soioist this occasion.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
GRAND ARMY OF REPUBLIC NOTES.

General Allen &. BalsewelI. the department COM
mander Of the Grand Army Of the Republic OF the
State. has Issued circular in which he urges the
Grand Army posts to be urgent In having the
American flag displayed over every school building
In the State; 10 have the schoo, children salute
tine hag 4 the morning assembly, and TO have pa
fFioric exercises a part of the opening OF each
school every school day: to obtain legislation TO
promote interest in patriotism in the schools; the
adoption OF manual of patriotism: special patriotic
exercises in all the schools in recognition OF ma
tiouaI holidays: attendance Of school children at
Memorial Day exercises the observance of Flag
Day Dune 14 a national holiday: cooperation
vith the Woman's Relief Corps. Ladies of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, Daughters Of Vet
erans Sons of Veterans and all other patriotic So
cietiee furtherance of legislation and practice
Of the patriotic work of the nation
The Alexander Hamilton Woman's Relief Corps.
whose headquarters are in Harlem. has begun the
practice OF presenting American daEs to schools,
etc Recently the corps through it's president. Mrs.
Harriet M. Holton, h6e given hass TO Evening
High School No. IS, the Young WoEen'S Christian
AESocIatiop, the East Side Settlement House Public
School No. 1856, Brooklyn. and Grammar School
No. q.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
CAL" ADAMS TO BE TRIED APRIL 1S
Special Jury for Him and for John NJ
Wisker,

Justice Davis In the Criminal Branch OF the Su-
nrene Court yesterday set for trial four cases.
rbe first one was that of John NJ Wisksr VINO VIII
he tried on charge of mansIaughteT in the second
de~ree on April 10. Wisker is the engineer III
charge of the train which into collision WIN
another suburban train In the New-Iork Cehtra4
tunnel on January 8. 1902. causing the death OF q
number Of passengers. Nisker was In court, ana
looked I'm poor physical condition. He was repre-
santad bv Frank Moss. who has volunteered TO act
as his counsel
Assistant District Attorney Rand made motion
that q specisl fury be impanelled in the case
our,nr TO the newspaper comment Mr.. MOSS op-
nosed this motion saying that 1t was the ofncialS
whom the newspapers had condemned. The special
panel allowed.
Justice Davis set the trial OF Albert j. Adams
known as the policy king for April lS. Ihere
will be a special jury in his case. Adams Is unoer
several indictments charging him With having poi
icv slips In his possession backing policy games,
maintaining places where policy was played ana
playing policy. ,a., ,,bo - 3e
charged threw her newly born child INTO the lahe
in Central Park, charge of manslauShteT' "a7
1 set for April 6 April was also set for the trial
Of Charles J. Fitzpatrick formerly clerk IN Lne
civil Service Commission. who Is charged WIN
selling questions prepared for examination Tor pa
Tustire Scott will sit in the Criminal Branch or
the Supreme Court during April
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
MAsTERsoN FOUND GUILTY.
One Juror Had Personal Opinion" About
Abduction Law.

Patrolman Eugene A Masterson, Of the East
Fffty-frst-st station, who accused OF abduct-
ing Annie Buerkle on February T. was found guilty
in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court yes
terday.
About IL q. m. Justice Davis sent for the jury
Juror No asked the justice II he could speak 10
him privately. The justice replied that he COULD
and the juror spoke to him for a few moments.
Justice Davis then announced that the juror
wanted to know the legal definition of the crime OF
abduction and that he had informed him.
How about personal opinion OF this law OF
abductfon?' asked the same juror
Justice Davis tarty replied:
Amy juror who interpOses his opinion as to this
law is not doing his duty and is violating his oath.
/ thought that I had made that clear to you all
when I examined you for this case. l am going
to send you back to your room to deliberate"
Two minutes before - O'Clock the jury sent WORD
to the court that they had agreed. and when asked
what their verdict the foreman replied, Guilty.
with a strong recommendation for mercy.
1t is understood that the jury stood eleven to one
for conviction for hours. At the request OF LOUIS
Grant, counsel for Masterson. the prisoner was re-
rnanded to the Tornbs for sentence on April l.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
MECCA AT The CIRCUS.

-7r.-a will be a red hal night" Monday night at
AEad;son Square Garden. AS an evidence tnst no
iearousv exists between the two greatest SHOWS
cn sartb"-Necca and BaTnum Baiieys-Mecca
Ten7nJe will nay visit the other circus. lhe
entire lower floor has been reserved for mecca
sn5 its friends On that evening noble appear
ing without his fez will be promptly placed on eX-
hitftior with the other freaks. IL VIII therefore
he necessary for all the mobiles to appear in their
red hats and the bigger and redder this head
covering the better special programme mas
been arranged an interesting feature OF which Will
be two men in Arabian robes leading camel COW
cred with the Mecca blanket. on which the poten-
tate is expected 10 ride.
The two Mecca brothers faniaTly known as
"Jorg" and 'Sarne' will appear in yellow robes.
and four Arabs will draw a small wagon filled with
hot desert sand. A candidate will be arrayed IN a
belt held by two Arabs. Three or four other can
sfidates will hold long rope.
The procession will march around the hippodrome
track TO Box 45. and they march the Arabs Will
sprinkIe sand ahead Of the candidates. This sa nd
is supposed TO be very hot. and when the candi-
dates step upon IL the burning Of their feet VIII
cause them several wild Somersaults W hen
the procession reaches fits haltng place table or
box Will arranged in front Of the first candldate,
who will be obligated by the potentate. Inc
members of the caravan Will then be seated on the
ground. hie the Mecca brothers entertain the
spectators with many curious teats.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
TURNED ON THE SHADOW.
Henry j. Braker Caused Arrest OF
annoying Detective.
POLICE TO PROTECT W. y. AMoRY.

PUI1(E ~ fhOIbNL W. ~ @A'
David Weller. one Of the private detectives
VINO have been shadoWing people for the Metro
poIitsn Street Railway Company. was srralgIleu
before Magistrate Pool in the Tohps fo'Ice
Court yesterday. and was held for trial In the
Court Of Special SessioCs on the charse ui
Violating Section No 675 of the Penal Code
which makes it a misdemeancr for person u
shadow and thereby annoy another person he
has heen c.opIoved by the Mooney Bolano
Dntective Agency and be was arrested by De-
,active Sergeant Mcknight on Friday af'et-
noan. after he had followed Henry J. BrAAer 10
an ofice at No. 100 Wiiliam-st
ur Rrsker was referred TO on Thursday Al
che hearing before Magistrate Barlow OF the
Igbel charge brought by William n. AHl0FS
AGAINST H. H. Vreelsnd. president or the Ne'i'-
nolitan Street Railway Company MI. AnloIs
testified that he had been consulting WIN MI
Braker about bringing a stocknoider sut -
have the company placed in the hands OF re-
a-t,,o- II wa announced I'm The Tribune yes
,s,dav thst detectives had been shadoWtng MT
sr,orv and persons he talked with recently anu
,r .hst Tav counsel for Mr. Vreeland learned
of the cable messages which Mr. Annory hao eA
changed with Mr.. Hazard in Paris. On ACCOUNT
of these messages a threat to DING c''0t
cF criminal conspiracy has been mace hE ma
vreeland's counsel
Mr. Rraker, accompanied by MS CouhSe~ ~
vsn. A PhiIbin. was in court yesterday 10 dP
near AGAINST Weller. He testified that for soiiie
d.vs he was aware Of the fact that he was 0elns
+olInvasd nv detectives He became ANNOYED
,-b.n several Of his neighbors told him tne!
had noticed men following him. Then ne soue"t
,h. counsel Of Mr.. Philbin. with the result mat
s-rant WAS sworn out. and Weilers arrest
followed.
William C7iasson, who is a salesman elnpioSVU
e. n. hat store at No. 50 William-st-' swors
@hst ne had seen the prisoner following Aa.'
S~sk@r since Wednesday last, and tnat me- e. u
-Io-a~ Nj Cough had also noticed u. On
ETrtdar Mr Cough sent him TO MI oteASL o5a
o63ca 70 fell Mr. Braker that men were oossi'e
Weller said he had followed MT L BTahe sa,ars
e. 1Trnose Of seeing him served Wlth PapetIS
u,rr on his appearance before MHsfed at0
EarIo9r on Ap-iI |. He denied that ne hdu 90 c.
>orad Mr Rraker IN any way. he salo ne HIu H
80 following Mr.. Braker only since lhuIS1"s
Sta-1oor and on one occasion he hao seen w
T-oker refuse 10 receive paper "hICh -,
+.c+i1-e Mooney was trying 20 seEEe seeo on :. NJ sr
Il 1,as held by Magistrate Pool IN SVVO Uoii '0
trial .I,. 70 ,,riI-ate de-
..r+t--as r,ersisted in following MI Anlory tneS
o,,I5 he arrested He went 10 Ponce heau-
rarte-s and told Commissioner Greene that -
Sf;ans IUaS heng shadowed and annoyed py Pr
- datec4{ves Mr.. Phiibin said the Coiuiils
sioner promised TO protect his client lFoih lU'
theT annoyance
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
~rAE KINGS OWN" TO ATTEND FAIR.

An Old Guard fair will be held next fall to raise
an arnory building fund. The fair will open On
Monday October g. and close at midnight of satuf-
dav October 10. Madison Square Garden has been
leased The executive fair committee is composed
of Major S. Ellis Briggs, chairman; Captain Beiden
J. Rogers treasurer; Adjutant George H. Wyatt,
secretary; Captains Robert P. Lyon William b.
Smith Charles H. Heustis. Frank T. Huntoon and
William II seaich and Iieutenants Robert Taylor
and John Parr Alfred Chasseaud will manage the
fair The headquarters will be in the ST James
Building No. lib Broadway. The Old Guard s
guests Of honor at the fair will be the Honorable
SrtiIIerv Company Of London. known The
Kings Own of which King Edward is colonel:
This military organiza ton includes in its rank and
file peers of the realm.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
CHILD DIES FROM BURNS.
Strikes Match in Dark Closet While Look
ing for Sweets.

Juu,pinE from her bed yesterday morning 70
search for some sugar coated buns in DARK cioSo:
little Mary Finnegan, three years olu' ol Nv so so
Indis-st C;reenpoint, set fire to her nlGhtgo""
end raoaivAd terrible burns that caused her death
in the Eastern District Hospital several hours
later Mrs John Finnegan. the mother ""S
severely burned in her efforts to save her chi"'
and is still confined to the hospital
Mrs Finnegan went out early IN 'ne inu, '"ns
=, h-ousht back some buns to surprise MdTE'
who was particularly fond of them. Ihe n'ne ,'
girl saw her mother hiding them away III d ,lI uSi
closet, and when the latter went into an au1ol,'.
ing spartrnent for moment Mary got up ~ g.
o bur In looking for it in the dark close, Sne
strtck match and spark set her hE NJ his s,ro
SoTn in names The screams OF tHe cmLtu t.I. nno
moned her mother. but~not nhut the "
had been fatally burned.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy were fled yesterday with
the clerk of the United States District Court as
follows:
GEORGE; F. MILLER. No. 81 East TWenty-hfh st.
Liabilities. $6669; no assets Princpal creditors: H
So West Thirty hirdst. ss95. and Beppar Co. No 46
ABRAHAM /. GOLDBERG. No. 14ss First LA
biiities &5 S48s. Principal creditor: Etr
Phillips liability breach Of contract address un-
known. g. eo4 - -
SAMUEL. Jr.. SAMUEL Sr.. and KOHWEN RABo-
WITT trading S. Rabowitz & Sons. No. u Wooster
St IiabitieF $126 Principal creditors
Lee TEeedy Co. No. Sc Worthst. 1915, and Thinker
much Company. No. 69 Worth-st.. S133
S. Sidney Smith appointed temporary re-
ceiver Of the business Of Albert A. Hatch, cold
storage Nos 400 402 and 404 GreenWich-st, who on
Friday filed a voluntary petition IN bankruptcy.
The application for the receiver made by Ar.
Hatch who stated that owing 10 his advanced
age he unable to give the business his per-
sorIal attention According to him, the business is
a paying one, and, in addition to its cold storage.
earns large sums through small outlay III the
packing and curing of meats. The business. he
says should be continued for the benefit of the
CREDITORS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
pooYKEEpER ACCUSED OF LARCENY.
HI, Shortages Said to Amount to $4,000

On four charges of larceny. David W. S,s'A~'
IA = Aookkeeper of No. l1s East Fffty-nhl'h'
vas Yesterday held in $4,000 bail for eHanna'Io
on April by Magistrate Flammer' IN tne iorN .s
tr court NeikIereid is forty-fve years Old anu
- hor aurnIoyed as bookkeeper by the sheneu
ETarns-sawson- Decker Company. at No. l'0" siA'n-
ave- for many years. ,,-,... A., co,,.
Recently. according to Alfred r. "heat' tne In ni
pany's lawyer. shortages were oisco'eteu III
tJo % he made with the result the lawyer charges'
go hortsres amounting to $4,000 have been dis
1ha money according to Mr.. Wheat. was gwen
TO the bookkeeper to be deposited IN the tnd is
cSaTEed so to b. deposited Of WHICH ne He, HeRS
SIS i: and on February he received *i"O OF WHICH
~ In 6efauit OF bail Neiklered was locked up
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River Mass. March % (Specah-Thc sales
in the print cloth market for the week amounted
to about 5000 500 pieces Brokers report tnat
the week just ended in local mill circles has been
the dullest for the past three months. No new
features have appeared and the demand has been
remarkably light. Prices have continued Arm and
unchanged basis of 3lI cents for regulars
There is a feeling here that business will CON
tinue be of a light character for a while longer.
principally owing TO the well sold condition OF
tho mills. Another cause given is that buyers
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
AN INK ERAoEcAroR.

An article that is taking the place Of the old
style steel ink eraser is the H H. Collins Ink
Eradicator manufactured by the II. H. Collins Ink
Eradicator Company, One-hundred-and-eighty
nrst-st and Anthony-ave.. New-Yori. In using a
knife steel eraser to remove ink blot enc
must scratch and scrape, and in doing often
Gig hole In the paper. and destroy the appearance
Of Q neat set OF books. The H. H. Collins Ink
Eradicator will remove ink blot quickly. with
out injury to the paper. or showing the slightest
trace Of its II is now used by the clerks In
the various departments of the United States Gov
ernment II Is also valuable in removing ink from
the fingers caused hy an overloaded pen That 1t
10 equally valuable to everybody else is proved by
the manner in which it removes any kind Of STAIN
whether iak or not. from the finest fabric made
without infiFfng the material operated upon in the
slightest degree 1t also removes stains from car
pets clothing. etc. II can be obtstned Of any sta
oner af q and 50 cents. Il viii! be sent to any
addrsss on the receipt OF the price by the H. Il
Collins Ink EFadtcafof Company, Oneohundred.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
BEAUTY AND HAPPINESS.

Personal appearance has much ia do with happI-
ness. and modern beauty culture, which enables a
woman to retain the fresh color, unwrnkied skin
and rounded curves Of youth long after she has
reached middle age. has undoubtedly added much
to the happiness OF women Nine. Caroline, No 21s
Sxth-ave., has devoted many years to the study Of
this subject, ard has learned just what the human
skin and muscles need 10 preserve their delicacy
and nrmness. The result Is face tonic. a cream
ana soap Tor which she claims the power. II used
according 10 directions. to remeve all facial bIem-
shes. round out the skin holloWS and Danish
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
| REGL|HED NY HEALTH
By USING DR.. DAVID KENNEDT'S FA-
yORITE REMEDY.

yORITE REMEDY.
II was very III.
There seemed 20 be no strength left In my
body.
I always tired.
Could sleep but little at night.
Nj bowels were sore and much hloafec.
Suffered dreadfuy from backache,
In sect vas in about bad condition OF
health as one could be when / commenced the
.lse OF Dr. David Rennedy's Favorite Remedy
u has done q world OF good aS II has many
others have recommended II to-.
MRS e. II. VAN BUREN,
I64 Congress Stree, Troy \. J.
IL you -sHHer from kidney. liver or bladder
trouble ir any form. diSbetee. BrGht's disease
F77eunlatier dyspepsia eczema or any forT1 or
blood disease or, II woman, from the SICK
saseea peculiar 70 your sex. DT. DAVID KEN
nedy's Fayorite Renlecy will make YOU well
Druggists sell II IN New go Cent Size and the
regular 81 90 size bottles.
Trial bottle free. Apply Schoonntaker, drag
Gist 20 Fest 426 S.. n. T.. or mef.tion The
NeRE York Sunday Ird5zne snd address Dr..
David Kennedy Corporation. Ron6eUt, ~. z.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
NAV BUILD sEvENTr-FIvE FOOT WALL

Perez NJ. Stewart Superintendent oi 20,
= Ir,-o,,.d fhe amended plan submitted 80 him
~ the architect Of Boehm Coon. real estate
operators to erect the rear lot line OF snem ,n
rev five story Office building, at Nos 80 ana '4O
Fyftb-ave I2-fnch brick screen Wali ~ Iet iUis @
- = 4set high The announced purpose OF this
-, =. to exclude from the customers OF the Llch-
ensteIn Millinery Company. which leased inc
building the view Of garbage cans which Ii IS as
serted are stored in the yards or cap c~oinpaIi! COMPANY
= ISo-.T 6fth-sf in the rear Of Boehm & loon
b,;Idins The vail is cost SLOe0. and VIII De
u-F7Tf
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
eLEcrRocHEM.srs TO MEET.

The American Electrochemical Society will hold
its third general meeting April is to 49, at the
Chemists Club, No. 1oS West Fffty-ffth-st. A
paper by Nelson W. Rogers the Cooper Hewitt
vapor converter will be presented and the appa-
ratus will be shown in action. Visits have been
arranged to Columbia University. Crocker-Wheeler
Electric Company. Cooper Union SaWyer-Mann
Electric Company and the power houses in this vi
Cinity.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Margaret Hallan. Canton. n. Y: Gressmaklng
!. SpeIge Buffalo; clothing.
=. NJ Sharp, Cadz. Ohio; dentist.
J. Babcock Boonyille. y. y: dryEoods.
G. Andrsnd. Ithaca. y. Y; general merchandise;
Netherlsnd.
G. + Blount Ithaca n Y: general merchandise;
T r Price. Ithaca. n. T.: general merchandise:
Netherland. - ,,,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
EucHRs PARTY FOR OLD GUARD FAIR

progressive euchre party. with music, dancing
and refreshments. is TO be given on the evening
Of THURSDAY April 1s, in the large drfllroom OF
the Old Guard Arnory to establish working fund
for the vomen's committee of the Old Guard fair
next October in the Madison Square Garden. 1t
will be managed by Mrs William James Goulding
assisted by Mrs. Walter Z. Preble and Mrs. Harry
a civ Mrs & 8 Hart No. 2s2 West Ninety-seC-
ond-st. is the treasurer of the euchre party.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
TO LECTURE ON THE CORONATION

At Carnegie Lyceum tomorrow at 3:3o p m MI
Eu1endorf will repeat his lecture on THE Corona
ton" and on Tuesday and Wednesday at P. H.
he will give illustrated lectures on Sicily" and
Capri" On April "A Journey Through the Holy
Land" will be repeated with many new pictures.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
MANCHESTER MEDICAL MEETING.

At the annual meeting Of the Westchester County
Medical Association White Plains on Thursday
the following officers were elected: President DR..
T. J. Acker Of Croton Hudson; vce-president.
Dr. w D. Granger, Of BronIviIe: secretary and
reasxrer DR.. D. T McPhail. of Pardy Station.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

wrinkles Nine Caroline will present sample
bottle Of her beautier 10 any woman who cares ti
call at her rooms, and she Is nov making special
offer whereby all the entire race treat
nent the Ne Plus Ultra remedies included. for one
dollar. Circulars will also be mailed free on appit-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

who have been purchasing right along a. rule
generally have bought enough cloth ahead 70 sup-
pIv their spring and most Of their summer orders
About the midue of May the mills change over
from spring aid summer styles 10 fall make
The mills are well booked up Z" MAY J. N''H
interest is being displayed in the uutconl" ct t'e
1ab,r troubles in other misunderstanding rSutrcS AM
the result Is being anxinusly Matched IL -
thought that the ndispostion printers and ''''-
yerters have shown during IN" week may -
partly attributed TO the troubles TN ether n'''
cities The tone Of the market continues nrTn - -
the following prices: = inch, - sqlart' -. "a
inch. 81 by ~. S~'.: "a men. - Sqltrri
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

SUST A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
IL f0znA amsag the "Lifase AaveFGtseameaEs
!" % the Pe0pIe" In the RRFTsVv columns.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

RsstGrer in America i is not a dye. You not
Obliged to select from q shades a viii
never match hair I there are over
80 different shades and wonderful Hair
them all IL only applied gray roots IL
also bleached hair. promotes a new
growth. Send for Reaied circulars testimonial Ia
mailed free address.
NINE. CAROLINE. Face Specialist Parlors 2io 6th Ave
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVE.
several restaurnnts that OTcr temphns
dinners arr to-day advertised RmoRB aAs
'LitHIe Ads. OF the People"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
JuDGME ENTS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday,
the ncst name being that of the debtor: