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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-16

Ing Water were SO hidden in
underbrush that the photographer
was Obliged to denude space
for view, A stump is still visible which
marks the existence Of tree which he cut
down and which INSTRUCTED his view Mr.
Hesler, at the time mentioned, made the
first photograph obtained Of the falls. The
sun print showed a beautifully picturesque
environment TO the falls, which civiliza.
ton has almost wholly obliterated The
photographer returned TO Galena, His,
where he hen resided, and shortly after
ward met Mr.. George Sumner, brother OF
Charles Sumner, TO whom he gave copy
Of the picture Mr.. Sumner had then a
neighbor at Cambridge, Mass, of the
name of Henry w. Longfellow who had
some poetic ability but little reputation
The struggling devotee OF the poetic muse
begged loan of the photograph and
went into the woods near by, and as a
result Of the imported inspiration, in con
junction with the surrounding beauties of
nature. produced "lliawatha The vol
ume appeared some time in 1855, but did
not acquire It's great reputation for some
years. The first copy was sent 10 Mr.
Hesler with the authors compliments. 1t
IL interesting TO state in this connection
that Longfellow never saw the Bayou
Teche, Of Louisiana, nor the Saginaw
forests. which figure in his poem Evan
geline." Not far away is Fort Smelling
once IN important safeguard against the
Indians. 1t stands on high canyon wall
Of the Mississippi. whose waters beneath
are SO snoot and still as TO form Il natural
mirror. -.
What Coney Island is to New York,
Lake Minnetonka is to St. Paul and Min
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-16
LIGHT AND AIRY.


I may not kiss you, sweetest why,
Since all the world to love IL nodded
Look how the happy butterfly
Kisses the rose and isn't scoldel
See hos the stream with tender lip,
IT, green and messy margin presses.
And even the stately willow dips
Her beauty 10 the tides caresses
/ may not Kiss you' tbs airsur,'
10 srorn the truth all nature traces
The very breeze upon my word,
Stands still aud kisses both our faces.
Quite right" she said, 'for hreezes John.
For butterflies AMI streamletS dearest
| notice, though, they soon pass on
20 kiss-;hr next thing that comes nearest
Inlr..
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Moenl Icnoran.e.

"Humphr sad Is Chicago girl, contempt
uousy They talk about Boston culture
and education don't think much VI il %
why not"
If had a cousin from Boston visiting me a
short time ago. / entertained her the best
could. iOok her t. the baseball game every
day
And wasn't Size cultured OF educated
We'll / should say not. She couldn't even
keep score Merchant Traveller
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WV
| knew maiden young and fair,

knew maiden young and fair,
With eyes of blue
And golden hair,
And lips The hno
OF cherries rare.
\ girl she was 10 drive one mad:
one fault and only one she had
She punned.
when first ! saw her did know
Ia met my fate
For veal or woe
Nor long did wait
To tell her so.
"Tate's that you sayt" ! Shr.eked end fled.
For no girl could | ever wed
Who PINNED Columbus Dispatch.
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A Prominent Minister Write 81.

Or II. Mozley-Dear Sir After ton
years Of great suffering from indigestion
u dyspepsia, with great nervous prosra-
tion ard biiousness, aisordered kidney
and constipation, have been cured bJ
four bottles of your Lemon Elixir, anu
am now well man.
Rev. c. c. DAyIs. Elder NJ t. church
South, No. ~ Tsinall street, Atlanta,
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They Needed IL Most.

A Sixteenth street boys uncle is very close.
but he Is great admirer Of his nephew
Tommy, he said TO him yesterday, what
would you do If were 20 give you a nickelf
How muchF asked Tommy, rs II to make
assurance doubly sure a whole nickel e.
said the uncle Well replied the boy.
after thinking moment, II amt sure, but
| believe Id give it to Your suffering fam
ily' Tommy got ii quarter Washington
Critic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-16

Judge John Martin. nominee of the
Democrats for governor Of Kansas, was
born in Wilson county, Tenn, in 1898
lie received common school education
and worked on his fathers farm He re-
moved TO Tecumseh Kan, in 1855, where
he lived till 1851. when he removed to
Topeka knnsas was then territory. and
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-16
The Watermelon.

In yernal nas-iyene,s you ~ seen.
In produce stall and winlowei niche,
Aud tempt The palates Of tie green.
Likewise the purse, ~ the Ich.
Who has moi felt Your mighty thraii'
Alas you double up lis all
Boston Budget
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He Il "a Stayer.

The June bug disappears in June
The Lightning bug in May,
The skeeter takes his bonnet of
And says: I've come to stay
tNchanYe
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The soda Fountain

i look lice and cool, and the nectar give
Rcircshes the multitude these torrd days;
But the TACT Is, although I help Others to live
lind life a fizzle. the soda fount says
Boston Budget
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IL Was Very Clean.

Friend TO convalescentD-I s'pose your
pneumonia cost you q good deal, Brown
tonvaiescent-Oh, nc, got 1t III an open
street car for five cents. - arpers Bazaar.
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She .Acquiesced.

"Oh. do not let The word lie nay
The lover cried. in woe
"All right, John Henry she replied.
1t sha' be nay, but no "
Harper Bazxr.
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\ Vacation Rest.

DumpSey- Hello, Blobsonl Seems a.
though YOU were looking pretty poorly.
Blobson-Yes, I'm tired 10 death.
Dump=ey-TiIedf You need a vacation.
Blobson-Just got back from one.-Bur.
lingtop Free Press.
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Friendly Criticism.

Tragediani was great as Hamlet .as,
night, Witticus. You should have seen me.
The audience was fairly carried away.
Witucus-Oh, MAS there Ranter, wa,
there. was carried away myself at the end
OF the first actin an ambulance HarperS
BaZar
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4 sad Death.

"Aw, Cholly, have YOU seen Awlgernon
this morning.
Cholly in husky whisper'-The pooah
boy is dead
Dead Why, old cnappy what killed
him, awf
Nervous shock Don't We know. ne
bought a suit Of clothes, and the coat didn't
tit. Lincoln Journal.
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The Only Thing to Do.

honor and shame from no condition rise,
ACT well your part which means to advertise.
Texas Siftinss,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-16

Lake Minnetonka covers over 200 square
miles of surface II is abundantly shaded
with oaks and other trees So much for
the subject In particular. In general
there are many objects Of interest to visit
and no end of amusements under proper
conditions.
The lake is prolific in yachts and
steamers, and II we take one Of these with
guide there is no difficulty IN securing
several hundred pounds Of fine. large
bass in day The bass OF these waters
are green, and are called "crOppies' for
some reason best known TO the natives.
In the vicinity are elk and deer ducks,
geese woodcock, quail, prairie hens.
ruiied grouse and the usual catalogue OF
aquatic birds. One Of the most interest
ing features of the region IS Miunehaha
falls, formed on the outlet Of the lake
called Minnehaha creek.
LOnCfellow never visited the falls Of
Minnehaha. which forms the picturesque
basis OF his poem "Hiawatha Sometime
in 1851 Alexander Hesler, Chicago pho.
tographer, made Il trip TO st. Paul at that
time a small town Of 1000 inhabitants
Minneapolis was then called st. Anthony
ard boosted Of some 500 population.
HennopiR Island, which is now thriving
with Industries, was a waste OF under
brush. There was only one house be
tween Fort Smelling and St. Anthony. On
the Minneapolis side was only an old mill
and level plain gradually rising from
the river The falls of Minnehsha Laugh
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-16
The InfaIIjble.

a horse horse King Richard cried
But 10 morse mct lis sight
Hed0nueI d female garb, his head
lie covered with wiz II ret
ALI az q. tIlce h.. al l.s Side
Appeared q horse IT white ~, udge
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The Way Of the slug.er.

Little kuots Of mUscle
Little chunks Of gall
Make "a siu-geg mighty
Ii IL don't IL III 1T al
jllnneapciis Journal
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ENCI RSIoSS.
~ 49, 49,. .s -.H.
WARWlCk PARK

UUNGpIA CHiMLJHALO
L-a'e- her wharf daily ry,,pi +.nfs,1 Dc,
80 a.m.. esi toard ,y3pm Returning
leaves warwlak Park at u.s. 3Ij ol5 anf
100 pm.
On sUEDAfa leaves Richmond at ioa.m.
l.3o, ici. ani tnpm. Returning I,ay., War
wick farh at M, am. -ii. t.ii. ana -0ru.
Beating, sailing fishing ond bathing 10
freshmeni- served at CITY Prices.
The company reserves ~ usht tu holf
the grounds lor private partie
Special .r e.. operative rates iAatt.
THOMAS ELLETT, Secs.
e-N.rtn smith street. nIchmoad. Va.
lmyH ana
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Valuable House and Lot

Or the roth side - Pony street. between
Fifteenth drl Sixteenth 20 rrt. 900 tho city Oi
Manchester VA. on
MONDAY. JCD o.. r.s.
At q O'Clock ? DE, ON the premises. This
valuable property .houli attfJ,f ii.y uftruiIu-
%. investors. Ih. iDf fron1- l.u fref go Pony
-trc,t hy l.u feet deep There l.u eloI tram.
lWellrE thereon. ts!nl ariif stI1 Dew.
TERMS Cash rs to rNpon..- O. sale. n.d ai
amount sufficient o. pay .n Hui li~,iaTr0
three ncgotiahi" NOTES past lUr. amounting.
to san att! interest ~ift- " - 2i 1863. hai.t,..
fipou such terms a. vii la Brown lf cas- 90
-.'i" GIGK B. IS. N4tON.
1iyi4.BEsqloI2I3l4l6 Iiii. o..
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MINER RESORTS.

1t hbf IL III NtkbN.
NARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
Va, sfe now open. The most delightful swim
ming p.oion the Continent. A specific for
RHECMATIsM GOVT, sCIATTCA. and
PEpsTA. Pamphlets Of Purcell, Ladd 4 Co..
or the Proprietor. Send postal
John g. Ell BANK.
uj j.lu Proprietor
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THE CELEBRATED
ROCK BRIDGE
ALUM SPRINGS

WITH ITS
THREE SUPERB HOTELS AND COTTAGf
ACCOMMODATES ARB UNEACEP-
TlONABLE IN ITS APPOINT
MENTS, ARE NOW OPEN.
Capacity Twelve Hundred
Rates per month Of twenty eight days from
go 80 sec, according 70 size and 30
cation Of room. Special rates
Tor the season.
Nh. John 1a.I0ll of Baltimore celebrated IN
his line. is iu charge at the Cuisine with AN
efficient corps OF employ t..
Elevation 2OtO feet. and surrounded hy
mountains 800 feet high
The great variety of diseases reached ami
cured by these Waters after all Otherremedies
have failed are 80 numerous that they have
the endorsements Of the Medical Society ~
virginia a. well as The highest medical au
thority In the United states Pamrle TO be
had az Purcell, add Co.. and the g. b ..
X. city ticket Offices, or by addressing
GEORGt l. PEYTON,
General Manager.
Formerly managing partner OF the hite sui
phur Springs for sixteen years. 6jylO I'm
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DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF
ID TRUST To THE UNDERSIGNED
i SHALL EXPOSE FDR SAiEAT RI BLtt
AUCTION BEING RFQUI HED 50 20 DO
ny THE BtNEfttfAth' THAT
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ArCTIOls SAILS ibis nav.
~-~---~-->--~~---~~--
by augustine Royal a Co..

Office No. $40 Hull street, Manchester. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

representative Hayes reiterates his belief that 1t
h oficious for citizens OF the several states to
petition Congress Tor specific action in respect to
She local Affairs OF the District OF Columbia But
this Is the national capital and IL will be impos-
slDLe 70 deprive the states OF tile lnalIen abe right
while holding measure with both hands away
from themselves, TO ask that 1t be imposed upon
Washington The privilege OF demanding that
something or other be done at the national capital
with or without the consent Of the victim, must
not and shall not be denied to The people OF the
several states. And any refractory behavior by
the District when exposed TO such treatment
would arouse as much Mortified Indignation as
that which a sudden protest from the ancient
Heorew scapegoat would have caused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

The mercantile agency reports for the week end
:ng last Saturday contain evidences that q more
cheerful feeling Is pervadng all branches OF legit
mate trade, although prices, as rule, stiTen
simply but refuse 70 rise. The iron market has
steadier tone than for some time past but II Is
confessedly owing IN the strike In the coal regions
and Is liable TO change II the strike ceases stocks
show an average decline OF One-quarter per cent
as the result OF the weeks business but this Is
doubtless due in part 10 cause which Is not In
any sense overwhelmingly. a change Of invest
ment for foreign capital. which Is Withdrawn from
Wall street 10 BE- put into lands and mortgages In
the south and West. This change VIII bring re-
lief In quarters where IL Is most needed now while
the effect on change will be felt most By the spec
ulaIOrS Money Is plenty In New York, some six
months loans having been made by the banks
there lately at as low a rate as per cent. This
excess OF ready cash is attributed the lndisposi
ton OF capitalists to Invest In enterprises TIL
they know what Congress proposes TO do about the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

The Presidents new ciSn service rules continue
the compulsory examinations for promotion
from oficisl position 70 private Life, but EXEMPT
from them the old soldiers and sailors, their
widows and orphans II these were really exam
nations for promotion OF course there would be
no Kindness In exempting certain persons from
Their operation. But they are examinations for
discharge originally unjust because confined to a
part Of the clerks aud Illogical because based upon
The promotion theory, and they are left with all
their sins and imperfectlons upon their head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

The small attendance ~ Saturtay evenings
meeting OF citizens for the relief OF the poor might
seem 70 indicate that Washington resembles
sOdom, In lacking even ten righteous or charitable
men, But the inference would BE- incorrect, The
citizens or Washington have subscribed literally
for proper Charitable objects, and are doubtless
ready 70 do SO again, though they did With one
accord leave IL 10 their negbors to tramp through
the rain 90 saturdays relief meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06
IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS
sEATON PERRY,
iSuccesor to PERRY 4 RRorarrA


tsuccesor to PkRRx BaorHr1,
PURE LINEN DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS ALL
sIzIs TO MATCH. MANUFACTURERS III JOHN
q brown Sons BELFAST, IRELAND.
LUNCH CLOTHS. " TH DOYLIES 70 MATCH
NEM LINN DAMASK NAPKINS. DOYLIEE AID
Try LEI n CC1zPTTHs. RANGING FROM 81 10 $40
FULL BLEAeMEp IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE
u I'M HNaNs; From N g 6sS TO 80 PEE YARD
SPECIAL .BxRuAfXs" IL IRISH AND GERMAN
LINEN HUcK TOWELS Ar l23sc, 20. AND
NEW GERMAN LINEN UAMAsk TOWELS. RANG
ING FROM 3.3c TO el25 EACH
NEW BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETTkG LINEN
j. y. RICHARDSON SONS l. OWDEN'S MEDIUM
P KAN IT1 IND HOUSEWIFE LINENS IN ALL
FULL LINES OF PLAIN AND rwuLED CRASHES
TURKISH TOWELS, MARSEILLES QUILTS, S-I
49, TABLE CANTON FLANNEL AT 30. AND 81.
LOWEST PRICES" on CALIFORNIA AND WHIT
NEY ALL-WOOL RLANKFTS.
"CLOSING PRICES" ON ALL WINTER WRAPS AND
COMBINATION SUITS.
IMMENSE STOCK OF FINEST FRENCH SATEESS
MD ANDERSoN'S 8 DITCH ZEPEYRS
AND NOVELTIES IN FRENCH DRESS
FABRICS FOR SPRING OF 1888.
Sr~PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY
Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave. cor 9th at.
Established 1910. "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

PHILADELpH1A STORE
92s eth st. and 7O6 st. NV
CARHART IEIDY
VIII offer this week the following lines of Spring
Goods:
New French GinRhams
Best quality French Satnes
Full line of Domestic Satines.
A hrst-class inc Of Domestic Ginghams,
White GOODS of all kinds,
India Linens,
Victoria Lawns.
Plaid MusliDs,
Plain Natnsook.
Also, fnll line OF Hamburg Edgin9s, Swiss and
NainsoSk Edges Insertion and all widths OF Flounc
ing, Colored Embroideries, &C.
VIII 0Eer the balance OF our Fall and Winter Stock
OF Dress Goods At prices that must sell.
"A few things left in Winter Underwear will be sold
cheap.
SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.
In our Silk Department We have a good line of all
the most desirable things Black ana Coiorcd eros
Grain silks. Satins. Surahs RhadASnes u all Of
which will he sold cheap.
We have nrst-cass line of BLACK Goods of all de-
scrpt0ns q prices that are right We make speciaty
OF Prfestey Black Goods In al the most dssfrabie
styles
Just rer ived one carload Of freshly imported Mat
ttngs; WI be sold very cheap.
CARHART LEIDY,
"A e2S 9Th and 706 x sta. nv.
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The epidemic OF Opponents and sudden mar
rilses has not yet died out, ard an epidemic Of
suicide oy poison has set In. The seeker for sensa-
tons has no trouble In getting his M.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IL not cut: front paw white. Return 70 lsso
II tn 81 n W AID receive reward. fo-2ts
n osT-LAST MONDAY. CHATELAINF sIIyFI:
IL watch, with gold band around II. Suitable re-
ward Will be paid II refurned s02 1tn ST NV. IT.
I osT-oN SATURDAY. NIGHT, NEAR I4TH AND
~ SITS. an afisator skin pocketbook. containing
money, gold breSstpin. Sc suitable reward. l403 ii
st. NV. N.
oST-A SILVER CLASP MARKED A. b W on
~ yellow elastic ribbon. Suitable reward II left &C
l4l6 kst IL.
STRAYED-FRoM REMEDY BROS. WOOD AND
- and Coal Yard IL II St a large BsrnArg.
dog. brown aud white TO the naIne II Z lionel
II returned 70 the above address person viii receiv
liberal reward rs .sf.
II osT--A BLACK LACE FfcHU AND POCKET
keys Finder Will lie rewarded II returned 20 1920
jefferson Place fs-.sts
II oSf-A SMALL SILVER sklE Dug WEAVING
the name OF "Fritz suitable. reward viii
he paid II delivered 1t 1855 Nassa ave f-lt
Il OsT-sATURDAY. FER. a. s30-TwoslO Bills.
Il aud one 40 p s-on check. A literal reward II
ri rnei TO SID s;hs NV. lie
4 osT-oN fEBkUARl 9, AT THE THURSDAY
f1l So WITH paris add diamond csIiter The ind.r
may return 60 1901 Massachusetts av- f4-3ts
4 oST-FRiDAG EVENING. BET 30 AND 4 STS
A. and oth and ID sts. or at N. Il q. Pair. a BAr
highly valued gift and VERY literal r-uhrf wa
b. paid Il returned 20 Mrs.. SCOTT. 81, u ST. nv
A.
L osr-oS JAArAIS Lei. A LARGE LEMON AND
-Drake" - reward n returned 10 1901 It nv
JB-:Bf'
Il osT-LAsT TUESDAY NIGHT LARGE FANS-
- oo-ored Lnglish nlastih dog. named -Duks- lag
law ohees Norris building, 9Th snd ste. Nv. hesi-
dence. s2s 9Th ST. fB-.u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

The latest novelty in popular amusement
schemes IL the project OF a Chicago syndicate to
buy the old Libby prison at Richmond pull II
down. ship II TO Chicago and rebuild IL there en-
closed In another building. and with panoramic
view OF the James river and surrounding country
painted on side wall. so arranged that the WIN
dows OF the restored prison VIII command It as
they used TO command the real view from the old
ate In Richmond The idea as OF course, to enable
veterans OF the war and curiosity TO make
Or renew acquaintance with the historic structure
az the rate OF 80 much head. II Is possible that
the scheme will prove great success-there is no
accounting for the fancies that often seize people
II would lose, however It's chief romantic interest
20 most OF the world II removed from It's familiar
surroundings; and there would ching about II, in
It's reJuvenated form, too much OF the apocryphal
favor of the relic show noon IN Ireland where the
curator grsvely EXHIBITS large adult skull as that
OF ST Patrick. taken nom his bnrial-place fifty
years after his death, and another q dfminutive
size "the skull Of the same celebrated prelate
when a boy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06
THrnrY-THREE Huspsrp Surrs

THrRrr-THRE HusDxrp Surrs
SO To BE DISPOSED OF SIG
$40 THIS WEEK BIZ sic
$40 sAKs AND COMPANY. sl5
$40 We MAKE TWO GROUPS OF OUR els
$40 PEERLESS STOCK OF GENTLE els
$40 MEMS SUITS. THOSE THAT WE sl5
$40 HAVE BEEN SELLING AT SEQ s1o
$40 SEE AND s25 ARE NOW GOING SIS
$40 ATFIFTEEN DOLLARS FOR THE els
$40 CHOICE. THIS GROUP OF FIN sls
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$40 MADE. BoDY-FITTING GAR sl5
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$40 SALE IN WASHINGTON. AND els
go EMBRACES ALL THE HIGH sl5
$40 GRADE FABRICS THAT ARE IN SIS
slo VOGUE PLAIDs. STRIPES AND sl5
$40 PLAIN DESIGNS. ENGLISH, s1s
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sl0 GERMAN MATERIALS. s15
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slo ALL THOSE EXCELLENT FASH SIS
slo IoNABLE, FoRN-F1rT1Na AND SIS
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slO cHoICE,!, s15
$40 PAUSE. REFLECT. AND Pom sl5
$40 DER ON WHAT THIS OFFER SIS
$40 MEANS. IT MEANS THAT WE sl5
$40 ARE SELLING THE BEST PROD sl5
$40 UCTS OF THE DESIGNERS ART sl5
$40 AND THE TAILoR's SKILL AT els
slo ADEAD LOSS, DEAD Loss,! SIS
s1o DO YOU UNDERSTAND OUR SIS
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTHD - TWO IEsPECTABLE CoLoIEp
Va Firis want place tesstheras cook And 'Ai,,-F
fiaid fieAse call a lsO+ l. -. -. "
WkNTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
,ns Nrs SoSSS Ctas,5iaslis wsisre
Buffers sANL \ CooNbs sso r 81. nv. fo-6;'
MANIFESTATIONS by YOUNG WHITE
w sn. as chamhermaid OF nurse - hsh ~
for tircs days a, present enIloyers Sla 18th
street Nv at : pm. ON and after the lotii AZ is'vo
NNASTi DRY TWO WHITE GIRI : SITUATIONS.
w one as chanlbcrma waitress and tue othel -
900 IN irivate family Please call at H." Ne~
WANTED A CoTDRFp NAN A SITUATION
W a. drive or to do hcuscwork. good retere,s.s
WANrED-A SITUATION, Ny A NoUEG coll
,toTs or 70 work aud take care OF ofee and 80 erraS
w housenaid. waiteress OF child's nurse. in gen
tlsmsns family. Address b. 5. N. Boa "a. Star
WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE CoLoREp NAN
in o famy az r s's aS Il r.ssncss
Cali at 1909 liih st. nv. IL
WASTED-A YOU'VE MAN. WHO can rpR-
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