The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1902, Page 5

xd THE NEWS TOLD IN TABLOIDS. LOCAL. | SIBPRIAN LINES OPEN. The Commercial Cable Company to- day issved the following notice: “We are advised that the Siberian land lines are again in order and that mes- sages for Japan via Northern can now be accepted without restriction.” MRS, MWKINLE WELL. President Roosevelt and family at- tended Uh Oyster Bay yesterday, Dr. P. M. Rixey, ment of agreements reached long ago) until the terms of the settiem! Burgeon-General of the United States ANavy, and Mrs, Rixey spent the day at Sagamore Hill. They wil return to Washington to-day, Dr. iixey stated that he had heard from Mrs. McKinley within the last few days and that her heeith was very satisfactory. HURLED FROM MOTOR CYCLE. Henry Wolf, twenty-seven years, who lives at Court and Halsey strects, New- ark, was taken to the Reception Hos- pital, Conev Island, suffering trom con- cussion of the brain. He was acting ar pacemaker for the Newark Cycling Club and they were on their way home from the {sland after a day's run when Wolf was pitched from the wheel he was ridi CHURCH 150 YEARS OLD. The old Dutch Reformed Church at Neshanic, N, J., will celebrate the 150th anniversary of its organization next Thursday. It was established on Aug. 21, and the original structure still Stands in a good state of preservation. PASSENGER DIES AL SUA. The steamship Caracas, which arrived from Venezuelan and Porto Rican ports, reported on her arrival the death of one of her first cabin passengers, Grant N. Willcocks, a native of England. RENE STRETTI HAS QUIT. Rene Strett!, who has been leader of Hammerstein's orchestra at Paradise Garden, has given up his job. Oscar Hammerstein gays that Strett! got out because he was jealous of Creatore, the leader of the band. Mr. also said that Streit! objec ing his orchestra play music for a troupe of trained monkeys. EXTRA MONEY TO MINERS. It was reported at tne Central Fed- erated Union that $3,000 had been sent to the striking miners, inde- pendent of the per capita assessment of five to twenty-five cents a week, which amounts to about $9,000 weekly. The largest contribution was from the Amalgamated Sheet and Iron Work- ers’ Union, which gave $1,000. PERKINS BACK IN CELL. Walter Perkins, allas Wilson, the al- leged bicycle thief, who picked the lock of his cell door with a spoon and walked out of Newark Police Headquarters, has been returned to the Newark po- ce by the Blizabeth authorities, who recaptured him while he was visiting a young woman in that city, said to be hie sweetheart. MRS, FRANCES R. G. DAY DEAD. Mrs. Frances R. G. Day, a well-known! society woman of Elizabeth, died Satur- day night at her home from hemorrhage of the rain. She was a niece of the late Governor and Vice-Chancellor Rob- ert Stookton Green, of New Jersey, and only daughter of the late Dr. James 8. Greey, formerly Mayor of Blizabeth. GLASS-THROWER HELD. Richard Ponsez, twenty-five years old, of No. 2% West One Hundred and Eigh- teenth street, this city, was held for the Grand Jury by Judge Hoos, in Jer- sey City, this morning He threw a .deer glass at August Smithhauser in a saloon at 49 Grove street, and also threw a whiskey glass at the bartender. | CABLE. ma n= YACHT WANDERER SI LONDON, Aug. 18.—The American steam yacht Wanderer, owned by Commodore C. L. F. Robinson, New York Yacht Chub, passed Island to-day, CHOLERA STILL SPREADS. ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 18.—Cholera continues to spread in Manchuria and {solated cases haye been reported in Siberia outside of Blagovetchenske, where it had a firm hold » to the last re ports thege had been 274 cases and 179 deaths a@Blagovetchensk, #5 cases and 5 deathg at Port Amhur and thirty ‘three cases and twenty deaths at Dalny AGASSIZ HONORED. BERLIN, Aug. 18.—Prof, Alexander Agassiz, the naturalist, formerly cura- tor of the Natural History Museum of Cambridge, Mass., has been appointed a member of the Civil Division of the Order Pour Le Mer! CHINA'S DISPLAY AT 8 SHANGHAI, Aug. 18. Chang Chih Tung and Yuan Shat Kal, Viceroys respectively of Nanking, Han- kow and Pechili provinces, in separate LOUIS. conference with John Barrett, Commis-| sioner-General for Asia of the St. Louls Exposition. have conourred in making two sigiificant unequivocal declarations. wpina will make an Unprecedented ex- oat the St. Louls Exposition. TWO MACEDONIAN COMMITTEES. SOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug. 18—The Mace- donian Committee, which has been in congress here since Aug. 10, has re- elected the former committee. The ad- herents of M. Sarafoff, the notorious ex-Preaident of the committee, held a separate congress and elected’ another committee he actual leader of the committee Is Gen, Zonteheff. IRVING'S NEXT APPEARANCE. LONDON, Aug. 18—Sir Henry Irving bas arranged for the next appearance of his company in London at th toric Drury Lane Theatre. Liu Kun Yi, | BREAK WITH TURKEY MAY FOLLOW NOTE FROM U.S. | : + / Too Slow Making Settlements, and Relations CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 18—The non-execution by the Turkish Govern- Strained to Critical Point. the latter matirs A. Leishman, has informed that be will not discuss other al on several questions affecting the !nter- ready agreed upon are carried out ests of American citizens has led to Diplom itic cire anticipate further somewha: strained relations between the undue deiay and this may possibly lead United States Legation and the Porte. | to a sharp reminder from the United | The Unites States Minister, John G. ! States. x asi a ree: ¢ Y TELEGRAPH.}|}; WASHINGTON, ee e Ire ? .» A. R, ENCAWP NT. MAGOREINDV uur SWASEINOTOR, Ee 18.—Arrange LAFAYETTE, Ind., Aug. IW—-As tha) ontg have been completed by Gen. result of a strike and boycott declared | against the Lafayette Street Railway the cars of the company are hauling few assengers to-day, while wagons and arriages operated by the friends of the striking street car men are being liber- ally patronized, DYING, SHE ACCUSES MAN. PENBACOLA, Fla., Aug. 18. Nancy Mitchell was stabbed here and her body placed on the Bayou-Texas Railroad | trestle, Where it was struok and man- gled by an incoming train. The woman lived long enough to give the name of a man whom the authorities claim is re- |Sponetble for@her death. | CONVENTION FOR BOSTON. BOSTON, Aug. 18.—After a heated dis- cussion to-day the Democratic State Committee decided that the coming | State Convention should be held in Bos- ton, by a vote of 39 to 18. It is clalmed that this is a victory for Candidate Col. William A. Gaston, of Boston, The date of the Convention Was set at Sept. 17, IN PERIL ALL NIGHT. BUFFALO, N. ¥., Aug. 18.—Patrick Rotldn, Michi! Downing and William to a gas buoy in Lake Erle all night. They were fishing, and their boat was capsized by a wave and they were thrown into the water, but managed to reach the buoy. WOMAN IS 10s. LIMP SPRINGS, Ia, Aug. 18.—Mra Michael Noonan celebrated at the home of her son, two miles southwest of Chester, her one hundred and eighth dirthday, on Thursday, She is the old- est person In the Northwest. HILL GONE TO SARATOGA. SARATOGA, Aug. 18—Dayid B. Hill, who will speak at the Orleans County Pioneers’ picnic on ‘Thursday, Is ex- pected at the Grand Union Hotel on riday. The Democratic state Com- mitteé Will meet here Saturday: | LONG TRIP IN AUTOMOBILE. | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. 18.—Mr. and Mrs, Arthur L. Banker, of Pitts- burg, have arrived here in their auto- mobile and will remain until to-morrow, when they will start for home. They |left Pittsburg in July and’ went to De- troit, They crossed into Canada and visited the cities along the Canadia: shore of Lake Ontario and the Thou- nd Islands. e TWO BATHERS MISSIN OCEAN CITY, Md., Aug. 18—Two men are missing and both are supposed | to have been drowned while bathing in | the surf. One of those for whom the life guards are looking Is George Miller, machinist, of Baltimore, the other is Truitt, of Ladrel, Del. CHAUFFEURS FINED AT NEWPORT NEWPORT, Aug. 18—The police are, Ined to stop the driving of auto- mobiles beyond the speed limit allowed jby law. Two more arrests have been |made, One was that of the chauffeur for George McFadden and the other that of Oliver Harriman, Jr.'s, driver, and e h was fined $10 and costs, the highest alty for the first arrest. A second makes the violator of’ the. law Hable to imprisonment as well as a fine. WORKERS KEPT PRISONERS, OHE Wy Aug. 18.—The Union Railroad has received Paci Ind., some of whom say engaged to work in Milwaukee road upon the arr car was locked and guards doors and the men kept prisoners until Cheyenne was reached. IANA AT NEWPORT NEW WPORT, NEWS, Va., A Indiana has arrived here from Halifax with a class of naval cadets aboard She will leave Wednes- day for Annapolis LAMBERT ILL IN DENVER, DENVER, Col., Aug. 18.—John Lam- bert, of Harris, Gates & Co., Is seriously i] at the Denver Club, Mr, Lambert | became il soon after his arrival from Chicago, No one is allowed to see him, jand a Hers were told that his doc: tors cdfmmanded complete rest, PASSIONISTS IN SESSION. | PITTSBURG, Pa., Aug. 18,—Members | of the Order of Passlonist Fathers from jall parts of the country are holding their general session at the monastery, at Omahi that NE battle-ship 8 and rectors dnesday, will take place on Prickly Heat is one of summer’s most tor- turing ailments, But Munyon’s Witch-Ha7el Soap will quickly and surely re- move the burning, itching sensation, the applicaticn of | the lather cooling and giving instant reliet. A continuafion of the vse of the soap, night and morning, and ar intervals dur'ng the day, will cool the skin that the cause of the trouble will be eradicated, of children and grown tolks alike th hese facts, I want every woman. 1k preserves the creamiest akin and make person aMicted with #ktn dialgurements, vi iy wealps to try It. It will oure equal. I want every, one looking | Nowilog will sult them afterw If you haye blood troubles that show In eruptions ments, use my Flood Cure~it will drive out And you hava manth patch Hive? Cure. Y give vo preventing pro | Har Pworetout lok, take, my Aeaniecn ou like, when you IIecand your eh} 7 a allow ekip or bloteh: it will give you good health and goc unlletien of food and eausing meee went len a Hae eee ed i " will low with yout Munya doctors give advice free, Boome 620 and Oa) Bt. James Building, + so stimulate the pores and heal and Thousands is summer have given testimony to For sale e verywheres price 15c. Airous of a beautiful complexion to try my Witeh-Hazel Soap «harsh shin waft and (res. Imples, biwokh ‘Misi 1 want every vis, oruptions, or with bard, der, and it ts @ shampoo without af oup and yet a tollet luxury to try it. id pimples, or other Aistigure- f your liver ts our of o der. xion, T want you to try my all impuri com jook, conae can Company by the Central Labor Union} 'Diay wera rescued to-day after clinging | j South Side, this week, with Right Rev. General Ci tor Mir. John Baptiste Bandineill, C. P., in charge of the pro- ceedings. The election of the provin- | If you have indigestion and | mmander-in-chlef of thi venta Rene cers, where ail a quarters: her the [he place will’ be “Morrow. ARIFF TREATY S16 WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—The State Department has received a des, atch trom T. 8, Sharret.s, the Tie suy «x- pert Who was commissioned by the State Department to \ tart treaty between the vats and China, stating that the tea y was sigued Aug. 15, and that he wud sail for the United States on the first steamer. $$ TROLLEY HIT HORSE CAR. Latter Wan Badly Damaged and Passengers Were Shaken Up. As Spring street horsecar No. 62 was crossing Broadway at 8 A. M. to-day, crowded with passengers, Lexington avenue electric car No. iS crashed into It and broke the woodwork and nearly every window In it, The horses we | thrown several feet away by the shock and the passengers were badly shaken up. annie Bloomer, of No. $7 Allen strect, was cut over her right eye and on h left arm by fal ss, and Timothy O'Leary, the driver, was badly bruised, Policeman Russell’ arrested ‘Thomas | Hunt, of No, 314 East Ore Hundred and | Sixteenth street, the motorman. ‘Traffic was delayed twenty minute: STOLE FROM WORSHIPPERS. M n Who Admits Taking Praying Women’s Purses In Held in 8500, Philip C. Clarkin, as he called him- self in court, ar Philip as he gave first stket his name Jn the East . pleaded station, thirty-four ye guilty to having stolen purses from women in St. Patrick's Cathedral Sun- day in the Forkville Court to, ‘he complainant wes Miss Mary Me- Donald, employed by William. Brown- Ing, of No. 18 West Fifty-fourth street She charged that while she was kneel- Rounds ing Clarkin stole her: pur: man Kane and Policeman } arrested Clarkn, showed Mayo several purses which found in his pockets. Clarkin was in $500 ball for trial. | 3% Pounds Gra A Pound Good Crisp Cheese—New York State full 12c nena ry aun spelen : arior Matchen, brand.» dozen boxes, ICC Concen- Ic Soupa — Anderson's simon, Hetshery Brand, choles fatohe h 2 Alaska, 2 1 et DB r \ Triamph /Co yu RF Pro averaging pounds for... Gelatine, X rr) pound 15c CPR brand a Be a bo. Le, den Coffee, tn bean of ground, pound . Lion Brand Coffee, a pack A Bek ae iy best quality, 496 A Package Uneeda Biscuit, 40 Cakes Coney Island Soap,- - - -_- - - - 2 Large Packages Clenewell Washing Powder, - Picnic Special. A Can Imported Sardines, A Package Smoked Beef, Soda Crackers, All Three 25 Cents. Butler's No, 1, all kinds, quality guaranteed, a POUNd.serreevesseeee 35¢ — Best Mocha and Ja Blue Ribbon Breakfast Food, sei’ é., WORLD: MONDAY EV BOYS AND GIRLS, ° AD SICK BABIES, Raising Money for The Even ing World Fund. ~ RITATWOMEY ADELAID SWEENEY Pfocmaprsen er aeteecaata ‘scsi? ASTHMA AND CONS®IPTICN th avenuen, The Subscriptlo Previously acknowledged a Horn Casino beneat.,.... Murtavy Edna Ward end others $1,201 5: 1 0) j ial sitha's At the last international ni | Annte on, Adelaldo § Rite of consumption doctors at London £ Isa Mant t July, the Koch Cure for Con © Linen Ee Wallace, ‘Kate @. Grendent, nption and Asilima was :he only a whottden 115] one recognized as having success Finem: enbaumn and An Pile. . : oS Henry Mann and Rertha'é Tuedeman 2 Roys and cirls are busy everywhere |ratsing money for The Evening World Sick Bables’ Fund. They are working hard during vacation days with | stands and entertainments of all sorts, jeollecting contributions = which — will | bring renewed health and happiness to many a darkened home The children on Stiten Island have ne especially good work along this! line, and thelr efforts have much in creased the fund. ! “Phere is much illness this sumper among the babies of the tenements, and | the fund is doing a grand iife-saving | work by supplying these Ittle unfortu-| nates with free medicine and medicil | care and by relleving emny cases of destitution, To Increase the scope of this great crusade against illness much {| money 1s needed, and contributions are earnestly requested. ¢ Contributions should be addressed to the cashier of The World. Pulitzer Building, New York City. LL THE CONTRIBUTORS. M ittle Folks Help the Sam- mer Charity. To the Paltor of The Ryening World Incloved please fd $2 le, 225 W Anole Adelaide .. 236 W. 37th wtreet. ta Twoomey, 241 W. 17th atreet. You will find inclosed $17.50, which we col: lected by holding a ¢ Sick Bablew of Ww 483 Broa was, Th nay at wh neloand pl VE ney A Matah rene) Me hich wa mold Ie ant notions ma of the hal Cora Mi Viola ab Alle fi Haina \ lense fod 2 99 # Manhvand # please find $10 Trea yeas, 1 wv for the § held Luedemin ek Siok fa Tourth phiee to BR Piney pieee, the Pand $1. ovagerde of a candy okly: ot, Hie Mana i Carmeiita Pendergast Fund ache e Fregia CURED chine is here. cures or yan) cured consumption Dr. Robert Ke ay | of tue germ po kills this germ Thin tw of ture Koch, Went and h Baltimore, and many (ther My ING, AUGUST IR, 1902, Ad years ot years @ accept this dollar irom a friend, for the X-RAY EXAMINATION FREE \ Sh wing D seased Lung. _ h is the disco’ on. bacillus, causing 3 consumption; also of the Tuberculine medicine that cures the disease 22d Sty! New Yor won- derfol patent,| he Koch In- halation, Jr. Edward Koch's {inhalation ma- It is the latest Inven- tion for throwing these healing olly vapors Into the air,tubes of the Jungs, It heals up the sore places and cures consumption and asthma. tion and the first treatment are free. In addition to the New York office, which is at 48 Weet 9d St Lung Cure have offices In P*iladel- phia, Bos‘on, Buffalo, Chica o Pitts- burg. Cinclnn tt, ington Rochest large cities. pend Consulta- the ‘ach booklet explaining the treatment and giving a partial list temon hope the mone wand at we send nasties ere ple. Wa h- STORES EVERYWHERE. 105 RETAIL BRANCHES Lwenty-two shopmen from Fort Wayne, |than sold for elsewhere. Quality as usual guaranteed, ee the nope ot "the ut nulated Sugar, Sardines. Cans Best Imported Sardines, 2>SC Macaroni. ‘inest Imported Macaroni, alb. pku., Bc Tea.: Coffee. ground, a pound ‘ect Butler’s Famous Condensed Mik, CHOICE GROCERIES Worcestershire Sauce, Peer a pint b Our Monday, Tuesday a Wednesday Specials. Here are a, few Grocery items always useful and always ‘needed at prices lower |Both for 18¢)t8"** "isos | Tr ‘Both for 25c Wash-Day Special. 1 Pound Best Starch, 3 Pounds Best Washing Soda, 4 Box Azure Batl Blue, All Three 10 Cents. oltle 1 3c Ammonia, best qual- brand, wrapped... Violet ity, large bottle Olive Olt, ttle. Olive Om, bottle 4 Tomato tem brand, @ pint bot domen' eur, a quart bottle Root Deer Extract, Pecrieny brand Binck a bottle Vepper, per Squa an Hive, CHQICE ) XL OC Rbfand GROC ERIES!. 10c Mepint Be Imp ried, My-nlat 196 Wiherty 4 Qe Cider or White Wine Vin- ‘im of forte. “BAUMANN Furniture | and Carpets. 3-Room AG 98 | Dr. 44 nished complete, at. Write for List of Goods for These Rooms. 4-Room Apartment,fur- 69: 98 nished complete, at. . Cash or Credit. City or Country, a | Cor. 8th Ave. & 46th St | Open Saturjays Until 10 P.M. Feria: SPEUIAL SALE OF \ XN —- | 1.00 7 Ive often been avicl For Sale 50c. A WEEK BUYS A SEWING MACHINE, Reliable makes of Sewing Machines, aile Domestiv, § $14 to $35, $1 or $2 down A few old style machin salerman ovill call RUS UNION 8. M. CO., tcher, Jewelry, weekly or moat prices real ood @) WATCHES = This Week Tope hae 1 shall offer $ ‘ the following Watches, with Waltham and Elgin move- ments. ALL SIZES: Sitver.., $8 Shc aatas 20 STicaoias SO Br” inathsoo Full value aliowed within one year if w factory. They are all. regulated (0 WHITTEN GUARAN’ $C. Exeter yure white Ti {any Diamond “Ring, guaranteed to be worth 1100.00. Z7i\\\s $159, 016 575. soiutely perfect i Feet wally worth $225.00. 125.00, WEDDING WILL LAST A LIFETIME. ENGRAVED FREE CHARLES A. KE | 180 Broadway, New York City. | Open until 6 o'clock. Saturdays included. $2.50 GOLD GLASSES, $1. THIS WEEK o #1) examine sour of $200. GOLD nary RING "D WATCHES REPAIRED §1.00 | | bean MGs Weliauwd tWa'ches and Diamonds Lowest Price, Reliable Goods 1 t AL Write oF Taleuh American Watch and Diamond Co, 19 MAIDEN LANE Take Elevator FURNITURE $80 WORTH. $1 DOWN, $! WEEKLY LEWiN’'S, 45 W 14TH ST,, 267 WEST 28TH ST. 10 at Be, par week; THREE Spectal ~ Home, W. 4 G., Singer make, 4 50c. week! t fe delivery Call, write or telephone JAMES BORGMA Maiden lane (upsg're) NEW YORK - (ENTRAL | & HUDSON RIVER R, @ | THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE, ViA NIAGARA FALLS. arrive and depart trom Oran 1, 42: York, as belo’ — $15, 8.90.0 11.30 i} ‘ss. paneer gore tn ving Grand Centre! Station, southoound treing except the “20th ' Con- ‘and E jminates before arriving time at Grand Central mureen 117.19 A M—tpsigiT ExXPREes. vuftaio 475, Niagars Palle 5.02 P.M. 31S Ao M—SMAIL “AND PAPER TRAIN, 16, Cleveland 4.45, Ine Chicago "7.10, cera morning Station 3.20. 3.30, th St. “to rece 7.50 ADIRONDACK. — THOUSAND is D MONTREAL EXPRESS. 7.54 CUSE LOCAL. Btope a8 ations. 8.30 M—tEMPIRE STATE BXPRBGS fpeue cate, ia the aqara 8.45 east MATL. 3 Sop pag, Bumale 78 9.55 \ Rian tARATOCA AND 10.30 \M.inay’ : 11.30 1x : “HU PSALO LIMITED. Due Buf 1 filo ll P.M. ra Falls 12.28 A.M ‘TERN LIMITED, Due Cincinnatt 10.30. Indlanepelle 1 | AM. St Louls 6.40 P.M, 1.00% x ti to chi dave only: other week Gaye at 3.20 P.M. ae he Q0TH CENTURY LiM- ITED" 20-hour train to Chica lake § Electric lights M.-SSARATOGA. LIMIT! at 1.50 P.M. M— LAKE SHORE LIMITED. 5.30 Nour trai to chicago, “All Peitmen care Due Cleveland 7.25 A. M., Cine inetmnatt 1.30, Indianapolis 3.10, Onl- | age 4. ele ei a) P.M. - SHVRSTENN EXPRES | 6.00 teage ia bath THEA 6.35 @ it or kutiand, 7.30 Py, Ma ADRONPACK, | THOUSAND 30 IsLaNbg AND MONTRUAL EXPRESS. 8.00 Pag <PRURFALO AND” TORONTO SOO SreCIAL, | Dus, Butale 73 a i 8.33. Toronto 10.60 A. ‘LIMITED. 9.15 9.20 Sic. XPRI “Coleage, POM. *PACRPIC ber? 9.30 Ye youre by Lake. Shore. 11.30 F)aus spassy. HExpeet Gezeep¢ Saturday and. Sun HARLEM DIVISION, A Mo aid 6 PM. bua- S vapiiaacld aad North Adéme Bumeage 20". M. only at 246 P.M Pal qmroueh. trains. Tralres Tominared with Plstach Uh Tsdeot oMces at 113. 201, 418 way, filo Sq. W., 215 columbus ave; West tpt st., Grand Central Station, Ana 148th sc. etations, New Tork: Fulton st. and 105 Broadway. sat SE central rece, Now! ‘or remdence by: Westent! Exprves Company. NEW YORK CENTRAL RO NEW YORK, BOSTO ‘AND NEW ENGLAND. ‘Via Springfield and ws BOSTON AND ALBANY OAD. (yew Sore Conural @ Giuieon River Bi. keane) ‘Tratua leave Grand Central Station, Roure P.M. y, th AUR ‘Gen Fupert ten. WEST SHORE MAIDEN LANE RAILROAD. ze : — River RR, Co, Lassen) ent, ey terms ‘ ji Ma DIAMOND WATCH CO., 177 Broadway, ~ v Ie nero. pape i if 3 H1 Weekly Gen ne ry fobaws Expres 1 § ig am Dentistry its B 2.45 P. Albany. °6.00 P. Foe yee" THF echt. | Ha,» nod Yn AnmeS AB awit: ty 19000 Fae Lone NO PLATES Jereey Clty PRR. Station, (1) at OMT AL oe REQUIRED IRM Figo a MG) at 112.80 Pa: 0. natural beauty; the best Is trifling. No pain whatever. dread, with new ones. PERFECT GUARANTRED. Vall Gots of T.1t BROOKLYN: NEW YORK: 414-416 Fulton St. (BA dope weet Abraham . 6 reuse) Meurs: 8A. M. too Ouedays and Melidays, 9 A MY PAINLESS METHOD OF EXTRACTIN TEETH. Gas Given it Desired, Ts oe 9| GIRLS 3 All Work Guaranteed. BASTERS HEMSTITCHERS ... 3 Expression of Mouth Restored, P\°Sssirl* HOOMPNORE, 4 | Plates on Gold and Continuous Gum. jooxinpers lisntaeeaee Oe |Full Gum Set,,..5,0() and up. sors KITONBNWORK. vec Gold Crowns ....... +--+. 5.00| tnaiewoniens «| MEX ne Gold Bride Work, per too © 5,00) ncrouees 1 tbtaens 5 Gold Filling, , 1.00 up As A eerie rs ri i M4 CHAM ADS 3 ot Platinua Villing...... 1.00 tM BRB «ssn 4 5 ¢ s !DR. GUILSHAN, "™ Surveon Dentist, | ' E 2) ABA a -E.Cor. 125th St. & 8thave. \LeAMEN an pe 1s WINDERS, + pistwaaite 7) SHO/MAKERE 1 Male pas. TAILORS . i vaty work HRS ’ MBAS , ‘i 4 Plank pLevaTont RUN WAITERS U a NKuS a WAITRESSES . CURE WANTED-F iret els Ad PERDERS ISCELLANROUS (ORDON PRESSMEN 9) TOTAL Patents. . DVICe PREMCY, iy procured) das odio Cap cea! EDGR tates Oy ? Perens Att 245 Broadway, eT By our New System Crown and Bridge Work we restore old roots and badly decayed teeth to thelr but Our new botanical discovery applied to the gums makes extracting and filling a pleasure insiead of a You can have your teeth extract- ed FREE, PAINLESSLY, in the morning and go home at night FIT AM Work Guaranteed 10 Years, Waterbury Dental. Parlors, 54 W, 23d & (Opp. Halen Musee) Ge: man, French and Swedis spoxem ' Pabte NP? Tine invies ac 'princhoal Dotela note” Rageage checked from hotel or resiéenee. Weatcott's Express. C. R. LAMBERT, 74H, SMITH. Gen’) Surerintensent. Gen’! Peas'r Agett, Lawyers GEORGE ROBINSON, DIVORLE $50, 2% Xasee s, Oey jay, 37th at. (Nigwe ORLD ANTS Always on Top. ; 77 ete swore BUT— 1481 Paid Help Wants in the 4$ | Other New York Papers G ¢Combined. | AGE: SSEMENTERIB 4) PIANO HANDS. ATER SS aan — 2