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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 24 (December 1902) (1902)

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tic Tires Small as an opera glass. More powerful than the largest Held Hallway Improvement**. glass. Send for Circulars. CAK-BKAKE.—J. RuxNOK, Crested Butte, QUEEN & CO. Colo. An improvement in car brakes Is pro- For Automobiles, Bicycles and Other Vehicles. Optical and Scientific Instru- ment… … Succesior* to ShaefkKK, Blnik & MaUVIN. DOG ATTACHMENT FOK LOGGING-CARS. ETC.—G. T. llriHJKNs, New Waverly. Tex. Mr. VAN NORMAN v< \« ^ Hudgens provides by this invention, an im- Universal Bench Lathes provement in dog attachments for logglu cars, C. F. SPLITDORF, sleds, wagons, etc.. and the…

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