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BRUuLEY lTEAS.
April 28.h, 81.

April 28.h, 81.
Business brisk. ~
--Msarher fsir and some rair.
There is considerable corn being taken
away from BrumIey and neighborhood at
the present, -t "a
j. r. Wisemsn & Co. have purchased q
ssw-mill aud are now having 1t put up on
Auglazs,- three miles south OF B:umiey, and
will soon be ready 10 all orders.
Goldman, OF Versatile was in our town
(Monday) April 25.h Tor the purpose OF
purchasing horses and mules.
Thompson Il Hawkins have purchased
U. 3. Standard scale, and a!e prepared TO
weigh stock and produce OF all ainds.
-rhe returns came in that A.E. MoComb
was elected commissioner. 50 mucn 10: the
south side of the river.
Run AWAY, April %, Todd near Linn
Creek purchasei team and wagon and
mortgaged the team snd wagon TO satisfy
said payment, and went in debt at Linn
Greek vsry steep. Saturday he MADE hl.
escapeIor the East, Saturday In the after.
noon he came through this place, stopped but
u short time, aud went due east; Aonday
the constable Of osage township and bis assis,
iant was on track.ot the man and came "a
this place In the morning, hsltse b Ut shoTI
time and started after the ssid runaway. Il
is supposed that he was aiming on goina to
hernlan Station
-, KN1cK nRBocRRR
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Ar Ordinance for the Punishment Of Pros
tituies and Certain Conduct Of others.


cit ordained by the Board OF Aldermen
Of the town Of Tusc1ubia that any and oil
ill-iamed women. levd characters or prosti.
lutes, who shall be discovered in adultery or
foraihcailou, OF engage In immoral and lnde-
cent spofts or conversation with any OF the
msls sex--or any OF the male sex sporting
and conversng as.tfofesaic. with any Of the
above described characters, or aiding aud
procurngin any manner, immoral or indie
cent conversation or intercourse between said
above nsmed characters and others, within
the cotporAls limits Of said town or sny OF
the commons thersto nppeztaining, shall
upon conviction Whereof DO fined in sum OF
not less than 81 nor more tbnn 500 or inpris-
oned in jail Ior a:penod Of not less than five
days nor more than sixty 'dsys, or BY both
such fine and imprisonment at the discretion
OF the court
SEC. 2. That 10 case the guilty party fail
10 pay ,Be Il 40 and coss within "a hours
aiter conviction IS prescribed in section nrsii
the court trying the Canse may make 40
order requiring the guilty party to work on
the streets under the direction of the town
marshal or Gireet supervisor; TO, be- allowed
so cents per day. FOR such woik, until the fine
and costs are paid.
This ordinance to take effect and be in
forcS from aud after it's passage.
Approved 2s April, 1891
0-. TOWN ATTORNEY
Be L ordained by the Board OF Trustees
of the town oi Tuscum6is, Missouri us fol
lows;
SIC /. There shall be 3 town attorney
ap ppointed by the chairman snd confirmed BY
the board of Aldermen tor the town Of Tus.
cumbis, whose -duty 1t shall be to prosecute
and defend In all causes wherein the lnhabi
rsnts of the town may be iutrusted.
SEC 2. The town attorney shall be q
years Of age and licensed attorney under
| the sletuLes OF Missouri.
SEc 3. The town attorney shall have a.
| lee for all prosecutions ihe scm OF FIVE dol
lars where the cause Is tried by jury de
manded by the defendant, and two dollars
and Afty cents 10 sll cases where he prtparel
| the papers CONSULTATIONS oi ordinances.
| This ordinance 70 take effect and be In
| force iron and after Its passage.
Approved April 22nd, 1881.
A. .kUIKERsUN, Chairman
Amend Sec. 02 by addfng;' II any person
shall be found within ,ihe corporation or nal
mile OF the same. Intoxicated In SUCH manuel
| not able ~ take care OF himself or herself, Of
expose she.. person In an sindecent manuer
or who shslilsGear, or use, indecent tlangunR'
offensive to any peis)n or persons, shall b'
deemed guilty OF a, ,misdemeanor and fined IL
q sum not less 4 han one dollar nor more thar
hIty ($50) dollars.
| This ordinance 10 take effect and be IL
| lorce from ana alter its passage.
! Approved 22ld April. 1881.
A. tuLKEhsoS, Chairman.
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Tho Advantage. Of a rail-.

The monkeys seem TO smuse the people
most. like monkey myself Do you
knowI belIeYe 1t a positive: loss to human
beings that they hsven'tgot tails like monkeys
Why, monkey ean hold anything With his
tail, just like you with your hand. It's really
third hand. Now s'posn you had such q
tail. II you had 10 hAng on to the platform
OF crowded horse-car with your hands, Yof
could hold yout umbrella with your tail. Il
you were walking up end down the room az
nlght with the baby, you could carry him in
yolt arms and give him aspooniu OF psregoriC
wilh'yeur tail. II you wanted TO take your
family out for n airing, you could grab q
child With each hand, and pull the baby coach
with your tail tell you, sir, il's dead losl
TO you that you're not built like the monkey.
MAR Adeler H't ~ fp q,
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--FoR SkLE--Farm lane, 200 acres xix
mil, south " ruseumtia, 100 acres 10 cult
vatioR, good orchard,s good log buildingp,
O. ran and out houses, good water; price
otfies. NJ
-F0R SALE--S0 acres. 30 In cultivation;
2 dwelling housed, barn, water convenient,
y6ung orchard 8 miles sonlh OF Tuscnmbia
on Linn Creek road price 500. Good tils.
Appry III Banner Office.
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BEuCa S SILVER,
ADMINS FRAToR's NOTICE.

Notice 10 he reby given that letters Of Ad-
mluistrauoh u pom the estate of Daniel Hen-
ley deeassed. late OF Miller county, have
been granted 70 The undersigned, NJ ilton II.
Uhalhs, by the Probate Court Of Miller
county, dated the 4th day OF April, 1881. All
persons hzYlng eiSims sgsinsi ssId esl6te are
required to exhibit them 10 me tor allowence
within one year after The date OF said letters
or they may bs precluded from any ben elt
OF such estate; and ttsueh claims be not eK-
hibited within. two years from the time OF the
publication Of this notice they will bs forev-
or barred. 1''' 81. X CBkLLIs,
Adm'r. oi DAn'l Henley, decd.
April Arb, 1881.
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FINAL SETTLGMK I'm 4.

All parsonH Interested in The estate OF John
?, Harrison, deceased, are hereby notified
tlRt the undersigned administrator OF said
estate intends o'mAke lnsi EFT lement OF the
same, at the next term ofIhe Probate Court
OF Miller county, Missouri. " ~
ta ~ ~ SAA'L, T. HARRISON,
Administrator.
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The curren. coin of life is plain sound
sense. We drive more substantial ard
thriving trade wlththat than with aught else.
The writer who shoots folly as It tliss make.
a good wing shot.
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Sore Eyes.


The following is . few Of the numerous
testimonials OF The wonderful cures cd c,od
BY the celebrated Bye Remedy Of II. Van.
hooser, OF Pleasant Mt, Mo-;
Rocky MI, No., April 8, 81.
II. VANnoosERi Sir.--My son has beon
usaiDg Jb0r Gye X medy With great retulIs.
His eyes are better thar they hsye been lot
one year, we expect permanent cure.
Very Resp't, Charles Hoover.
Pleasant Mt, Mo-, jan. /, 1881.
II. VANuocsRR: DR. Slr.--My little girl
Bas going blnd last, could not get anything
10 bentfFt her until | got II. VanhOoset'S
Eye Remedy which has cured them per
mapently. l would advise all who are
afflicted with sore eyes OF any Kind 10 doubt
no longer but get H. Vanhoosers Rys Renee
dy and be cured. Respb
r. j. sullens
Pleasant MI, Mo-, Oct. !, 1881.
II VApbooser; Sir,-I was afflicted hVe
years with chronic sore eyes, i was under
dilefeht medical treatment and was given up
as blind. had lost all hopes OF my eyes
ever getting we'll until used your Eye Rem
edy, aud am now happy TO say thht my eyes
are sound aud we'll. 1hls testimony car be
cerliH od to by sll reliable citizens bf 'hhls
viciaity, Resp't,
F. NJ skonee.
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r.. J, sullens.
Plenrant Ml.. 10. Oc.. /. 1Ssl.
Plon,,n, M. AZ. Dan. ?. ,sl.

Pleasant Mt, No., Jan. 2, 81.
II. VANHoosKR--My Boy had the worst
sore eyes OI = zero iuH nature any oue svtr
saw biz eyes we're treated BY different mt deal
men md given up ~ past curing procured
your eye remedy and 10 a short Time his.eyes
gut better and | stn nov happy 10 Say they
are entirely vol. Re,p'I. nv
- G.. W. McFArlAn.
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AeEnTa ~: S*sIs. s =: !. : !. . -: :: 80. So.
u '-''asaSSs'A eas~s eneAteNss = Lss'N ~.
Osage Valley banner., 1881-04-28

James town Moni,su Co., Mo. Feb. 81, 81.
II. YANHoo.ER-I tRve been afflicted with
sore eyes Tor three ytsrs. hsve betn TO S..
Loais and Ssdalls uDuer treatment Of the beat
doctors (oco ulist) there, ard received oRly
,emparuIy relief was In Sedaiis slx months
and had my EYES burnt I'll | thought they
would 20 out but 90 core. | procured your
rom dy and In ten days improved rapidly
snd In two moRths my eyes we're permanently
cured. Respt.,
Thos, X rshmAn.
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Thos, N rshman.

Numerous other testimonials OF wonderful
cur,s Can he iurnitsd by addrstsing
II. Vsbhooser. Pleasant MI Mo.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


i. u. ROBINSON,
Attorney ., Law,
Tusoumbs, Missouri.
IOfice at present Va Tho Court Huuse.l
. Probate hu.ipess, Collections, Psuitioning
Lands and Quoting Titles Speciality.
Hsve been CleIk oI the County and Circuit
Courts tor IL rears, Am familiar with the
Records. hrvs ,be only ABSTRACT OF
TITLES In the county. ChAfges REASONABLE
z. @. SwALsM,
Attorney al Law,
TusCumbia, Missouri.
Once IN the Court House
Will.piS Sctice his profession Sin MIaer and
adjoining counties.
..........,.
{ HAMILTON Il FISHER.
+ Attorneys at Law,
Jefferson & ty no.
H. BRADLEYFoKD.
Physician and surgeon,
Tuscumbia, Mo.
i A. r. NIXDoRF, Nj. D.
PrOctlcing Physician and Surgeon,
Pleasant Esrm, Mo.
.'''s'
i'll. CONNER,
Physician and Surgeon,
Brumlsy, Nissouh.
'.'....'........'..
| GEO. w. TREMAlN.
PAysiclsE and Surgeon, Ocuiist and Aurist
FAP. o. Address, TuitIn bia, Ai1ssj uii,
j. B. MCGEE,
Physician, surgeon and Accouehus7,
| Tuscumbis, Missouri.
A. MOORE
Ply hAsh. Surgeon and Aecoucbuer,
-" 81. Elizabeth, Mo.
| =, xry snpt .p.,I
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<eNE Gus ULSrER.n
A Gar meT.t that Promises to Rec ONE
ufAIner EAvOrfte with ALI.
Tpeten3t Fras Presa1

A GARNER. that Promises to Rec ONE
q ufAEMer EavOrfte with ALI.
Detroit Fres Press.l
II q ulster for the coming summer speaks for
self on sight. 1t can be worn with tails or
without. The tails can be lowered by means OF
hinges to drag on the walk, or they can be
raised or Slowed around to form extra pockets
for holding four Clean shirts apiece. The col
lar Is lifted with rubber tube TO hold any sort
or dr1nk lifted Tor the occasion. quart or
h9rd cider can be carried TO sunday school
picnic ana slyly 1mbioed at the convenie ace OF
the WeaTer without any one being the wiser. AL
the man has to do is TO turn his head to the LETT
slip an amber mouth piece into his jaws aud
slowly get away with his tonic, while ne
seems 10 be lost In amazement at the wonders
OF nature. The ulster as whole Is a lie pre-
server, and when blown up Will sustain the
weight OF three school ma'ams and lecturer
from Japan. II occasion requires tt can be
quickly converted into water proof tent cap
able OF shelteriDg small family. The right
hand pocket Is sheet-ironed for use as kettle
In which to make tea or boil eggs and the left
hand Is sort OF refrigerator In which to store
periShable goods Each sleeve Is prov ided vito
secret pocket for the benefit Of those who
want to get tour aces into poker hand, and a
back In the most secure manner. Folded one
way the ulster forms ji6-Sail and C N De
attached to any boat In i've minutes. Folded
one Other way you have stretcher on which 10
and broke her leg.
Ii is the ne plus ulster. It contains good
LOOKS with right smart OF convenience. 1t
hides hump between the shoulders covers
appear az graceful as an antelope. There are
seven different spots on which to scratch
matches, three flaps on which to wipe the nose
and Texas steer may play with the wearer
all DAY and not be able 10 spoil the set OF g Ar
mems. Send In your orders before the rush
btg1ne.
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A Kentucky Bird Convention.
ISlmeraef Snecial I


A sight so strange that 1t would pay
strangers to come miles to see, occurs every
night five miles south of this place, on the
Cedar Bluffs of the Cumberland river. Every
evening, just about shutdown. the sky Is
darkened as far as the eye can see by great
f1Ocks OF birds coming to rOOSt in these cedars.
Your correspondent, accompanied by native
and lantern, spent couple of hours last
full congregation OF birds of every tongue,
plumage, and almost every country this side Of
The tropics Startled by our approach, great
CROWDS OF the chattering tribe would rise from
their perches In the cedars and fly off With a
noise like deep and distant thunder. We had
10 scream at the top OF our voice to hear one
another speak. Large limbs OF the trees were
broken Oh, caused by the accumulated weight
OF birds. Hundreds, blinded by our lanterns,
Would hy into our faces. We could pick
THOUSANDS OF them from the branches OF the
trees
But what seemed SO strange ABOUT this bird
convention was the seeming peace and har-
mony that existed between the birds. The
haWk and dove roasted In peace on the same
branch, while hundreds of robins and sparro wa
c1rcled In perfect sarety around the perch OF
large Owls. In the early morning. when theSa
sODgsters OF the groves left their percheS In
the cedars for the fields OF the open country Ii
was most beautiful and gorgeous sight to
behold. With the blue OF the jay, the Crimson
ana red OF the fence wren and red bird, the
birds seemed like some grand and splendid
panorama OF the floral kingdom endowed with
the power of music moving through the air In
procession composed OF all the colorS of the
rainbow. Hundreds OF people 20 every nipht
10 see this strange wonder.
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ON arriving at Arcueu one Ia prepared to flnd
some unusual industry carried On; the large
tracts OF undulsting ground, uucultlyated an1
unfencet, covered with scant gro With OF
grass and weeds with, dotted here aud there
peculiar wooden air shafts. looking like dis
mantied wfDdmiliS, make ap picture OF desc.
lateness and neglect that Is unique 10 the
neigbDorhOod OF Paris. ones FIRST impression
On alghting al the station is that the place is
owneIIesS.
ScrambIng along the muddy track that did
service for pathway from the station. struck
the road on which was the house OF the ..cham-
pig1onlst 10 wnom | had been directed Be-
hlLd the neatly kept house and garden was a
yard, with some heaps OF hot manure being
turned by several men, one OF whom wac rhe
proprietor. On reading my Introduction he
politely expressed bis Willingness to heio me
and explained the mode OF preparing ths ma
nure Uhe same as among us lie then lei m,
10 the door ID the middle OF the yard that an.
parently opened into nothing.
When this door was opened there came on, A
rush OF confined air ladened with the mllstY
smell or mushroom spawn, bringing the con.
yiction that stay below TO be pleasant would
have 10 be short. On shelf just inside were
some small spirit lamps fixed 70 straight WOO ZEN
handles about one foot long, two O, which
Monsieur lighted Taking one for himself and
steep Incline, damp and slippery from the
water tricsling down the walls on both 8! les.
Al the bottom OF the incline, which termina-
feet square from which bfauched on yaIie Las
ABOUT six feet vide, TO all appearance winding
IKE maze in AL directions In each gallery
lheIe were three beds, one against each wall
ana one In the middle OF the usual conicai
, ,orm: though only about eighteen inchas or
Two Ieet nigh. cased with the white dIst of tha
. I SiseLleQ stone, which concluded royether
win the perfect darkness and the ahse1ae of
any covering over them, serves to give the
Paris mushrooms the beautiful white SKINS for
Snich Iney are SO remarkable. Never bsfore
they were literally On the top of one anothay.'
making 1t Gifficult performance to stos IT
tween the beds without KNOCKING some of w.
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Vanity Fair.

Scratch q Russian, and you Will nnd
Tartar" said Bonaparte. Scratch fashiona ole
gtrl, say ]. and you will find her skin mighty
close TO the surface OF her Clothes There ia
this spring such snug 1T to garments that. IL
her form does not for the sake OF shape re-
qulre OVERLAPPING, you COULDN'T use her for a
pin cushion without her knowing fu. She IA
aware, TOO. OF the very buttons On the bacS OF
her dress skirt, for they leave their imprint on
her delicate person every tine she sits on a
hard seat. Skirts are snort. waists are hug
g1Dg, and sleeves terminate just below the el-
bow, to be joined with very long gloves for the
street. Never was fashi0na0ly dressed girl
more untrammeled, II her clothes are not pin.
ching!y tight; or more like trussed fowl II the
contrary be true. About the only loose thing
In her make up Is her hair, the entire front OF
which is parted on from temple to temple, and
cut short enough to arrange In SOFT, loose,
curling rings or waves over the forehead. Per-
feet success In costume requires, more than
ever before. that It shall look as though the
wearer has been melted and poured in. Still
plain skirts are things OF the past, and the
kmooLhnesS OF which have spoken extends
only to the hips.n OF course &c Ia Clara Belle
tn ina . u Writing. No one else would dare speak
out go nice ana r1dely," "a Lucy Fountain
says In Reade's novel.
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A Boys Loves.

Iiouth's Con, pdnioll ]
when am big will marry Kitty
But Kitty slapped me and ran away,
And while wept for myself, in pity
made up my mind would marry May.
For May was gentle and May was tender,
Yet lightly she put my offer by;
| am engaged to George Bender:
Perhaps I'll take You il he should die"
By and by met Jennie BlatcheIl:
Jennie was thirteen and / was ten:
l used to carry her books and satchei,
And made up my mind to marry Jen.
But Jennie, her reign was quickly over,
And Kate, my cousin, became my Fate;
said, IN propose. like brave, true lover,
As soon az ever graduate"
Alas! when took out my clean diploma,
] he darling girl was about to start
On ner wedding trip with young Will de Roma,
And no one knew OF my broken heart!
At one. and twenty again love found me,
But the angel face and the meek blue eyes,
And the threads of the golden hair that loved me
Went fading back into Paradise!
Hark. into the house Lu, Kate, and Harry,
With shouts and scamper from school have come,
and !: s:lrl never had meant to marry
If Nlfe and mother within my home.
MARY AINGE DE WERE.
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THE MISSING head OF MURDERED WOMAN
teiegIam nom Lewiston, May s, says:-A
body Of Mrs. Lizzie Lowell. has been found In
this city: A headless skeleton, iaentined a.
that OF mrs. Lowell, was found near the same
Lowell, was convicted OF numbering her. Ha ia
now In the state prison for the crime reward
for the discovery Of the head was offered &C the
trial -
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LIST OF SENATORS AND RESIDENCES

G: A. Arthur, Vice President so4 18th st. NV.
Astson. W. B., Iowa, l12a Vermont ave. NV.
hhatsoay b a L lss1 Sc nw
Beck, j. B., Ky, 1923 l4th ST. NV.
Blair. II. W.. n. H., 905 East Capitol st.
Brown J. E, Ga, Metropolitan Hotel
BURNSIDE, A. E, X. J.. 1923 II St NV.
Butler, II. c., 8. c.. I2s 18th at. NV.
Call. W., Fla, 22l East Capitol ST.
camden. j. N. w. Va. Arlington Hotel
Cameron. A., Wis, 1918 st. NV.
Cameron, j. D., Penn. 1918 N st. NV.
Cockrell. T. NJ. Mo-. go 10th st. NV.
Coke, R.. Texas. 1913 st. NV.
Conger, .. D., Mich. National Hotel.
Conkling. R., N. Y, 7o4 14th st. NV.
Davis, D.. Illinois, National Hotel.
DAVIS DAVIS, e. G., West Virginia, Arlington Hotel
Dawes. Fl. L.. Mass. 1905 st. w.
kdserton. A. j.. Mimi. s12 st n. W.
Eomunds, @. F.. Vt. WoTmley,s Hotel.
Fair j. G.. New. Riggs House
F Farley ). T., California. 5lS l4th st. n. W.
Ferry. T. W.. Michigan. National Hotel
Frye, w. p. Me-, s22 14th ST. NV.
Garland, A. a.. Arkansas, 5ls I'd St NV.
So1man A: B., Maryland s23 10Th St NV.
Groome, J. B., Maryland, WIZARDS Hotel
grover, L. f.. Oregon, 1414 ST. NV.
Hale. Maine, Wormleys HoteL
Hampton, W., s. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Harris, l. G.. Tennessee, SIS nth st nv.
Harrison, Ben. Indiana, Riggs House.
HaTlsy, J. r. Con ecucut. sl2 &C. NV.
Hin, N p, Col. Wormley's Hotel
Hoar, G. F., Mass. 9l9 Sc NV.
IDgaiiS j. D.. Gil 18TH 81.
Jackson, Fl. E., Tenn, Ebbitt House.
Johnston. j. W.. 1928 st. NV.
Jonas, B. F., La, WIZARDS Hotel.
Jones, G. W., Florida, ZIG G ST. NV.
Jones, j. P, New, cor. n j. ave. and Ct s.w.
Kellogg, w. p, La, Wizards Hotel
Lamar, l. q. c., Miss, . b ST. ne.
Logan. j. A., III. SIP 18th st. NV.
j. w. McDill, Iowa, Ebbitt House.
MCMILLAN, S. j. K. Mnn.. 2tl North Capitol ST.
Mcpherson. ). r., 22 Lafayette Square.
Malone, W., Va, Arlington Hotel
Maxey, .. B., Tex, 4l3 4th st. DIV.
Miller. j. F.. Cal, 1918 Connecticut ave.
Mitchell, J. l., Penn. 729 18th st. NV.
Morgan, T. D.. Ala, 40l q St. NV.
Morr1ll, j. S, Vt, cor. VI. av. and st. NV
Pendlet0n, G. H., Ohio 1901 x st. NV
Platt. .. H.. Conn, Arlington Hotel.
Platt, T. c.. N. T., Arlington Hotel.
Plumb, P. B.. Kan. 1907 ST. NV.
Pugh, j. L., Ala. 2U7 East Capitol st.
Ransom, NJ. W.. N. c.. Metropolitan Hotel
Rollins, E. H., N. e., 145 East Capitol sc.
SALISBURY, Ell, Delaware, WIZARDS Hotel
saunders. A.. Nebraska, Riggs House.
sawyer. F., Wisconsin. 1929 street NV.
SeWell, w. j., New Jersey. WIZARDS Hotel
Sherman. j., Ohio 1919 at. NV.
Slater, J. H., oregon 910 St NV
Teller, 81. NJ, Colorado 1911 M at. NV.
vance. q. B., N. c., Metropolitan Hotel.
Van WICK, G. H.. Nebraska. Riggs House.
Vest, g. g.. Missouri Riggs House.
voorhees,, b. W., Indiana, 250l Penn. ave. NV
Walker, j. D., Arkansas, 729 18th st n.w
Williams, j. s., Kentucky, 1405 F ST. NV.
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Jewish Marriage Customs Disap.
PeariDEs
Jewish Messenger.

The process OF modernizatton has very de.
cidediy affected Jewish marriage customs. The
olden betrothal ceremonies have vanished. the
'Huppah has become rarity, the possenmacher
or jester has retired, the religious features are
disappearing; 30 that at wedding In our most
advanced circles there Is almost nothing dis
tinctively Jewish.
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J. b. Meredith, claiming to pe a Methodist
minlster az Trenton, N. j.. and also temper
adelphia OF stealing two books from a second
hand bookstore. he pretended that he Intended
paying Tor them. but he had only nifty cents
amount.
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The late Eben N. Winslow, of Portland. Me-.
left an estate OF SIG 900, and one.Ralf OF &c goes
TO the local Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals
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nEOKk1 BROS. Grand, Upright. and Square
~ PIANOS have shown themselyeG b be-
20 far superior 70 AL others In excellence Of
wofkma1ahip. elasticity Of touch. beaufysVNvV
Of tone. and great durability, that they are nov
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