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EFFECT OF FLASH LITERATURE.
Bandit Prince Gagging and Binding
RebelliOus Subjects.
From the Ne,C York Tribu'l,


CHICAGO, July l6.-Powell Clyde, aged
Il, Of Lake View, who has read much flash
literature, and given himself the romantic
atle OF Cloudy Clyde, de King" has sue
ceeded IN creating a sensation. After play
ing the bandit prince for some months,
Cloudy Clyde" has fed to other scenes
oh Saturday two men standing at Addison
ana North Clark streets, heard unearthly
igN coming apparently out Of the ground
AiIer search they discovered the
Gu'Hhce to An excavation under a
lumber yard office, and on crawling
III lound two boys tied fast TO post. Their
lIlHS We're tied behind them. One of the
DJyS was gagged, and the other had man
aged TO rid himself of the gag, and had
sl'eh vent to the screams which attracted
a.eaton. The older boy told the men that
c Se cave was the headquarters of CLOUDY
.gues gang. Tho two boys were taken
wa police station. They proved to be the
r oi William Deichman and had been
IItrSSlAg from home for nearly a month
' IL Is II years old and Henry 10.
W Ile sad that he and his brother were
- Noi Oh Clark street one afternoon three
p eA9 ago selling papers when they met
''o"eIl Clyde and another boy, with whom
w. were acquainted. They were invited
y. - over and inspect the cave. Clyde ex-
sa,lel what a good business he was doing
s sni asked the boys to join. They refused
I1u wanted to go home, but CLOUDY" said
gS YOU'D teach them how this sort of thing
'IAed Ia the far west and tied them up to
tp os' and gagged them. They were kept
WE VIE Tor week, being fed twice day by
5"uly, who made raids on the
r ~aor pals Of workmen IN the lumber
H., Tor that purpose. At the end Of
;c' week the boys were tired out and
. .,,. the gang. The next day they were
mo ma. I,o"n-town in company with another
rc o,Ioer OF tho gang under instructions to
Tbin! anything they could lay hands on.
ba has,, was kept up until Thursday, when the
gfi proposed once more to 90 home.
tC,o151y Clyde, de King" had them again
Do'.N gagged and tied TO a post. Willie
NJ , ,..'l.rn managed to get the gig out of
,,t, ''''ulu and set up IA screaming, which
''SIiI''el the two men.
.9. Dechman was overiOved at the
.siIiiHo OF her two boys, who She supposed
m,r We % hinapped. Cloudy" has disap
CO. out the police arc confident OF
g,. D',t nun and othcr members of the
h., Much stolen property was found in
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.. YES ~ society see the propriety
Lien. ,..H'p INI'S claims 10 attention.
.'ir delight since b. keeps their teeth
ia.I.r. give u most Aatterng mention.
Aug songs ressrs and actresses
among lta peaefactress.s.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD. Cash in Advance, each
insertion
Everybody mho has any rant to supply,
anything to buy or sell, Gny business or
accommodations to secure: indeed any t0ish
to gr0tiTg. should advertise in This column
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~"aer Your own Vine and Fig
s. Tree
l.r.. p'1i1s rent and have you a nice
A,.. ''. aud take your rent 10 pay for H.
~. A.. LEeIEh
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Summer Tarin.

h., alopiion Of a summer tari6 nj tho
~. .'' HOUSE. below what ba heretofore
. I..'.- lle a. that excellent hotel Is sure
f4. ilriiYe N satisfactory results. and
l4o wisdom 0f the management
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED, a man to take the agency(traveliug
w or local of our safes; size 2SXI tx S inches;
weight 500 rs; retail price S35; other sizes in
proportion. A rare chance and permanent bus
mess. These safes meet demand never before
supplied by other safe companies, as We are not
governed by the Safe Pool. ALPINE SAFE CO.,
Cincinnati, O.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
EXECUTORS SALE.
BY ]. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,
On TUESDAY, Path july 1888, at II
o'clock,

On the promises, SO Taylor street, northwest
corner of Abercorn street.
All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
ing Of PARLOR SUIT, BRUSSELS CARPET.
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Fine STOVE and UTENSILS, almost new
erg-Cars pass the door
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Executor estate late Mrs V. A. Olveros
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LOST.

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| 4 street, near Park, Silk Umbrella, with gold
head Finder will be rewarded by leaving at
Office of W. w. Chisholm l0s Bay street.
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Personal.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED at once a tidy. reliable nurse to
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ply 200 South Broad street.
WANTED q first-class cook al 200 South
w Broad street; best references REQUIRED.
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SUMMER RESORTS

DOCKINGHAM SPRINGS, for health. com
IL fort and low terms Circulars. f. b.
HOPKINS, McGaheysville. Va
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johnson, Joseph, No. East Broad st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ININF life. size crayous in handsome frames
j for $40; orders taken only until LIST October;
satisfaction guaranteed in every case trom life
or copies) LAUSEY & GOEBEL, Savannah,
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WANTED, two shares Belt Line and Invest
w ment Company's stock. o. H., News
office
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED about ten acres Of land suitable
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of News.
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NEW CROP Buist's Turnip and Cabbage
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED,

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7 WANT twenty-five houses to rent at twenty
L dollars month. ROBERT II. TATEM, Real
Estate Dealer.
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EOR RENT, residence No. 70 Charlton street,
l. in perfect repair; possession imme
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to EMILE NEWMAN, 1876 Bay street, or at So
Charlton street
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Ga.
NEW CROP Buist's Turnip and Cabbage
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HEIDI COMPANY
ZINE CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS a speciality;
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street
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Kuck John, cor. Drayton and Jones St lane
Kohler, Charles, No. 1S2 St Julian ST.
Kregel. L., cor jefferson and Charlton SITS
Kuck, George, No. 90 West Broad st.
Kelly, John, cor. Broughton and East Bound
airy SITS.
West Broad streets.
Kuck. H. f.. New Houston and Borroughs sts
Kilcy Dennis No. 9 " est Broad ut.
Kaiser, Augusta, White Bluff road, south Of
Kriete, Frederika, White Bluff road, two miles
from city.
Kelly John, corner Houston and South Broad
Killorin. D. j., Anderson and Habersham SITS.
Kesser =. o., No 1853 BroughtOn st.
Kcogh John H., cor. Whitaker and I'd ave
L.
Ieacy. Ellen, No 0 Bay street
Lang, Nichoas, No 10 Barnard 81.
Lane James, No. - Bay st.
Lenzer, John, cor Houston and McDonough
Lester. D. B.. No. q Whitaker st.
Lloyd, Josiah D., East Broad and Jones street
Iubs. John F., cor Sims and Purse sts
Lee J0hn " cor. Jefferson and 50 Julian SITS
LANCE, J H., Price and York st lane.
lanFa, j. IT., cor. Huntington and Jefferson
lynch. John. No iif Taylor a.
long James p. No i76 BrouRhton IT
LYONS John & Co., cor Whitaker and BrOugh.
ton sts
Iange, H. H., cor. Randolph and Cicburn IS.
NJ
Noeli.r. J.. n. cor. West Broad and River vs..
Murkrns John 1huuderboit road, near CathD.
DE- Cemetery
Mccarthy. d. g., cor Wheaton and Reynolds
afs
MCMAHON. ). j.. IA Congress "a
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MaiuIre. James cor Niiif ara lnr sin
A5abifB1rgck q Disfss 10. i1i hb.l4ssT 81.
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.

ROSE ELIZABETH CLEVELAND will 90 TO
Europe on literary journey next year.
THE FISHERIES QUESTION: "Dld you
bring a bottle along %'-[Chicago News,
THE FLORIDA ORANGE crop this year is
estimated at 2,00000 to 100000 boxes,
double the average.
Mrs. NATHANIEL p. WILLIS and her
daughter, Mrs. Grinnell are summering
at Keene, N. H., and will spend the COM
ing winter in Washington.
TRUE TO His PRINcIPLEs.-Mr jerks
(at dinner)-"Would you like some of
this oyster-plant. Mr.. Prim?" Prim-
mo, thank you; I'm strict vegetarian"
Il Life.
MRS. MARIA NJ. WHITE, who died at
Cohoes, N. Y, yesterday, was the widow
of Hugh White, who represented the
Saratoga district in Congress from 1915
to 1851.
THE CITY OF New YORK is getting bet
ter quality of milk this year than ever
before. The State dairy inspectors over
hauled 5,72S cans the other morning, and
found but fifteen doubtful ones in the
whole lot.
GREYsToNE Mr.. Tilden's Hudson River
residence, could probably be bought for
$l50,000, but nobody seems to want it.
The same with Henry Ward Beecher's s
Peekskill place; it goes begging for a
purchaser.
An AMERICAN NEWSPAPER, independent
IN politics, but Of the Christian denomi-
nation in religion, is about to be estab-
lished in the City Of Jerusalem. Miss
Delphine Baker is the daring protector of
the enterprise.
CHARLES BURKE, the comedian, has one
of the mourning badges worn at the
funeral of President Harrison. 1t is OF
white SATIN, lettered as follows:
IN
MEMORY OF THE BRAVE
GEN'L WIN. H'Y HARRISON,
LATE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DIED APRIL iTu, 1871,
AGED 60 YEARS,
~ wish you 10 understand the true
Principles Of the Government. ! wish them
Carried out. ask nothing more"
MS Last Words.
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IT's GROWING DARK"

THE last words Of Dr., Alexander Adam, an
eminent sChoolmaster In Edinburgh, Scot,
land, who died In 1909 His last words
We're, as he imagined himself still in the
school room Boys, you may goi II grows
dark
ITS growing dark boys, you may 60"
So spoke the dying master low
As life for him was ehblng fast,
Its school Of trial almost past
The hour OF closing come al last
II seemed, In his dolirium dreaming,
The sunset through the 5chOOl-rOom stream.
Ing,
ITS growing dark boys you may go.n
The day Is done, the sun is low;
The study hard, the problemd deep
The weary mind no more may keep;
Shut up the books, It's time for sleep
Go home and wait until tomorrow
Shall bring its work OF JOY or sorrow.
TITS growing dark-bovs. Won NAV go.p
The thought begun TO stir and low;
How light and life and all things here,
Like school day gone, soon disappear,
and shadows gather dark and drear-
one line wrote, and then In sleeping
thought no more Of night and weeping,
Boys, you may go-'tis growing dark"
! J. WOKE 70 think how the last spark
Ot life for him went out that day;
Twas he, not they, who went away,
as the twilight deepened where he lay
SO the schools break up, and none may linger,
AT the masters call and lifted finger.
Boys, you may go--'tIs growing dark"
But night and darkness whisper, bark
II lie and waking come from sleep,
And morning from tho midnight deep,
Through the dark watches He will keep,
TIL when the shadows froWn appalling,
Come home-well hear him sweetly calling.
Washington, D. C,July 10.
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THE GOVERNOR OF Missouri has
granted a thirty-day respite to Max
well, the Preller murderer, and, out
side Of his own state, the feeling is
largely in favor of his committing
the sentence. In the State the desire
is that he should hang, but it seems
scarcely consistent that Missourians
should insist upon hanging a for
eigner for killing a foreigner, when
so many of their own citizens go un-
punished for killing their fellow
citizens. 1t may be possible, how
ever, that we are in error, and that
Missourians who kill some other
Missourians are worthy of enroll
ment on the list of public bene-
factors.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

Ir IS STATED THAT Congressm an
Scott proposes to reduce his surplus
to the amount of $l,OOO,OO0 for the
benefit of the Democratic campaign
fund; that Herman Oelrichs of New
York and Calvin S. Brice of Ohio will
each put up S50O,O0O, and so on.
Fortunately for the administration
there are some things outside the pur-
view of the Civil Surface Reform
Commission.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

before, The political wiseacres are
now circulating the rumor that he is
likely TO be the Democratic candidate
for Governor of New York this fall.
TES DEAD CmNAMES are to be eX-
humcd this week from Celestial
Hill" Evergreen Cemetery, New
York, and their mute, inglorious re-
mains sent on to San Francisco for
final intermcnt at Canton. 1t is to
be hoped that the magnanimous anti
Chinese sentiment of this country
will experience a profound sense of
relief in the knowledge that Ameri-
can soil is no longer to be contami-
mated with the ashes of these defunct
barbarians. Let the Pacific Coast be
lit with bonfres to light the dead
ship on its way; and TO make assur-
ance doubly sure that our boast
ed land of freedom is to be
henceforth and forever free of
these pestilential strangers, let
the Senate amend the Belmont bill
with a provision denying to every
Chinese laundryman who falls vic
tim to the American climate and
American inhospitality the rites of
decent burial and compelling the inn
mediate reshipment Of the deceased
to his native land. If there is any
thing more needed to complete the
ignominy of our anti-Chinese leglsla-
tion, we know not what it is. Perhaps
some Senator who halls with exulta-
tion the arrival of every shipload Of
paupers from Europe, while inhibit-
ing the ingress of a solitary immigrant
from China, may think of something
else TO intensity the shameful. dema-
gogical, un-Americanism of the bill
now pending.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

Two DAYS AGO we announced u no
wave for this week, To-day we an.
nounce a cold wave for the same
time. 1t always gives us pleasure
during dog days, to make such cor
rections,
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

The BOARD or COMMISSIONERS of the
town of Long Branch, n. j., have
decided that there shall be no more
gambling there. They will probably
next proceed TO re-regulate the tides at
that favorite resort.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

TT HAS BEEN currently reported for
some time that it was the intention
of Secretary Whitney to retire from
President Cleyeland's Cabinet soon
after the November election, If not
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

IT APPEARS that portions of the late
interview with Mr., Bayard in regard
to Senator Hoars remarks on the
Fisheries question were not intended
for publication. But it's all right,
Mr.. Secretary. The State Depart
ment has furnished no liyelier read.
ing in many q day.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

FRENCH STATESMEN when they call
each other liars go out and fight.
American statesmen when they call
each other liars so out and drink.
Customs differ in different countries.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13
CR1TICULAR.

"Daniol, remarked the President, this
morning as he came in bright and happy
from the cool air Of Oak View
Yes, sire" responded Daniel.
"Haye you seen that intimation in the
newspapers, bless them, that you are to
hold a position in my Cabinet in case
need n Cabinet next year?n
"No, sire, - replied Daniel, as a shadow
fell upon his face.
well, Daniel, they say it is going to
be so, What do you think ofit@' and
the President smiled encouragingly
"Oh, SIRE" murmured Daniel ut
would be too much honor
Would you like it, Danielg
"Ah, sire, more than can tell and
the shadows thlckened-"but, sire, do
you think plain newer of wood could
do fine cabinet work ?'
Daniel" exclaimed the President,
"there are'-and then he stopped, and
nodding his head in grave thoughtfulness,
he passed on silently to his desk.
HINT TO THE WISE.
In view Of the facts that are coming to
pass
Not much to the credit Of morals, alas,
We wish to remark, and with emphasis,
That we will not act as some editors do;
And IL other mems wives, who want to
elope,
Expect to catch us in their improper
scope,
We can tell them right now, and mean
We want to obiige, but we won't run
It's rare sort of man, we know, who
can fill
All the requirements named in the bill
OF some women's hearts and we're flat
tered to know
That editors usually are wanted to go;
But ladies, Wen have to object to your
plan,
And kindly refer you to some other man.
Senator Blair in his tiff with Senator
Butler yesterday, stated that he was not
indebted for his life to the mercy of his
country. In view of the fact that he still
lives, notwithstanding some of the pc
culiar bills he has introduced, we beg
leave TO differ with the Senator from New
Hampshire.
A newspaper has been started in Texas
called the Morning BdadaHd. Of course
it is read.
A K.street lady's husband calls her
hustle "Keely Motor" because it WON
go.
Everybody is kicking because the
Asbury Park authorities have decided
that bathing suits shall be worn long,
but not longer than an hour, and every
body is kicking because that isn't long
enough.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN STATESMEN.
Premier Floquet
And Boulanger
With language most sonorous;
In French debate,
Did emulate
Our ingalls, and our Voorhees,.
Premier Floquet
And Boulanger
Then went and fought duel;
Our ingalls,, he,
And Voorhees,, d.
Are not that kind of cruel.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13
ITO OWNERS OF HOUSES.
EDUCATIONAL.
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY

viii reopen SEPTEMBER II, 1883. De-
lightful situation, beautiful country, health
lul climate, pure mountain water elegant
buildings, excellent teachers, all appoint
ments Of the very best, For catalogues ad-
dress VIII. PURNELL, LII. D.,
Frederick, Md.
References: Rev. VIM A. Bartlett, ID. D.;
U. S. Senator e. X. Wilson; Hon. Thomas M.
Browne, NJ. O.; Generally. j. Bartlett, Pension
Bureau
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

SECRETARY BAYARD and Senator
Hoar talk at each other just as if they
were Members of Congress.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

THE PROSPECT of peace between the
contending factions of tho Republi-
can party in Virginia is not as aatter-
ing as it seemed to be. 1t is tolerably
evident, however, that if peace should
be declared General Malone will die
fate IL.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13
M ARSHALL HALL.

STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAN
Leaves at 10 q. m. for Marshall Hall, reach
ing Washington at p. IN.
SUNDAYS
Steamer W. W. Corcoran will make three
trips to Marshall Hall during the summer
and 800 p. M, reaching Washington at 2,
and 0:30 p. m.
saS To accommodate the public, on Friday,
July g, and Saturday, July q, and every Fri
mer months, the Steamer will make two trips
TO Marshall Hall leaving at 10 a. m. and 6:15
p. m. and reaching the city at p. m. and
1890 p m.
First.class catering in diulng-room at the
Hall. Lunch, coffee, milk, buttermilk, ice,
fruit ETC., supplied excursionists.
FARE, HOUND TRIP, % CENTS.
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PROPOSALS..

TULY Z, 1sss.-SEALgD PROPOSALS Will
~ he received at the Office OF the Suporvis-
Ing Architect, Treasury Department, Wash
ington, ID. c., until 2 o'clock p m. on the
and materials required in the erection aud
completion of additional buildings for the
Signal Office at Washington, ID. c., in accord
copies Of which may be seen at this office, the
office of the superintendent and the Master
Builders Association, Baltimore, Md.
Each bid must be accompanied by certl.
fed check for 5000. Upon receipt at this
office of u postof1ce money order, in amount
Sb, drawn to the order OF the Treasurer of
the United States, parties will be furnished
with copies of the drawings and specification
WILL. A, FRERET,
gupcryisng Architect
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

If SENATOR BLAIR ever starts after
Senator Butler with butcher knife,
there's going to be harm done to
somebody,
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

Personal REFLECTIONS on the Presi-
dent in connection with his official
acts are not in good taste, nor are they
good politics. They are especially
ont of place in the United States
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13
WAMIED-RnnMS.

WTANTEn-A ROOM-A QUIET PARTY
wv would like TO rent by the month.
furnished room for occasional use; no quos.
tons. Address III. P w, Critic office.
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For SALE-hOuSES.


INVEST 81 800 IN SHALL BRICK HOUSES,
1 wcll rented: sure to pay you $3.50 per
year; may pay you Sl,1dO per year Address
E. s. COLLAMER 2i05 Pa ave n W.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IOR RFNT-HOUSE AND STORE CORNER
II oath and ! ats n W; good for drug or
grocery store. Apply 1908 31st ST n W,
UOR RENT-HANDsOMELY FURNISHED
IT. residence on X st, near 10th, for three
months; care Of house principal object. Ad-
dress ANDERSON care Critic office.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

UOR RENT or FOR SALE, ON VERY REA-
E sonable terms, house 81 II st o; 3
story brick, mod imps, stable In rear. Apply
70 X. WHITE, 624 II st n W; can deal direos
with owner,
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~ WASHINGTON, June 80, 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Department OF State until IL IN. of the
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST 1888, to furnish
isneous Articles for the year ending June 80,
1880, in accordance with schedule OF ar
tces which will be supplied to persons and
firms proposing to bid.
The right TO reject any and all bids, or to
accept any portion Of any bid, or amend the
quantity given Of any article In the schedule,
is reserved.
Each bidder will be required to furnish
with his bid bond, with two suTeties in the
sum Of 1000 as a guarantee of n faithful
performance of the contract which may be
awarded him.
All samples submitted should be left at the
STATIONERY Room" of the Department.
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SPENCERIAM BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Three entire floors, National Bank OF the
Republic Building, corner 7th and SITS. n.
W. Cool and commodious halls and class
rooms. Summer sessions morning and even
ing, Rapid Writing and Bookkeeplng Prao;;
Typewriting; Ben Pitman Shorthand. The
business use OF the Grapnophone Is taught in
this college, the first institution in the world
TO introduce II. Free exhibitions daily,
Special summer rates Scholarships issued
at any time. Circulars free. II. y. SPEN-
GER, Principal: SARA A. SPENCER, Vice
Principal; l.. GARFIELD SPENCER, Sec'y.