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DANFORTH.-In Bennington, Nov. 9th, Miss
Fanny DanfOrth, aged i6 years,
WlLCOX-In Remington. Nov. sth, Mrs. Re-
bekah Millikin. wife Of George WilceI.
ANfES.-In Manchester Centre, Nov. 9Th, Rob
crt Ames.
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MAR RIEu.
DIED.

WO0DARD-BENTLEY.- Sandgate, Nov
LIST, by Rev. G. G. Cook, Crawford r. Woodland
Of Sandgate and Eliza G. Bentley Of Bennington
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Estate of GEO. A. WOOD, dec

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Estate of GEO. A. WooD, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed by tn,
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Bennington
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands of all persons against the estat,
Of George A. Wood, late of Remington, in said
District, deceased, and all claims exhibited in of
set thereto, hereby given notice that VIC will meet
for the purposes aforesaid, at the late residence
of the said deceased on the third day
of December, 1883, and 10Th day Of April, 1880
p. NJ, each Of said days, and that six months from
the first day Of November, A. D. 1888, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and allowance
Dated at Bennington this Sd day of November
A. d. 1888.
L. P. NORTON, | conr,s
AZ l.. f. ABBOTT, Ooi"i Dc
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The Great Monthly Magazine of the World.
(PIcifc ChtrchnldnO
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Pushes, "a inches wide, black
and Seal brown, $3.50 per yard ;
reduced TO $3.50.
A s. BrOCaded Beaded Velvet
for $1.65 per yard.
20 pieces COlOred Satin Rhad-
ameS at 81 per yard {; reduced TO
70 cents.
5 Boxes Black Velvet, "a inches
wide, at So; reduced TO 81 for
Ladies' Skirts.
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Nr. n. o.. Craig nv n Successor ca Con.
gresham y. Dunn.

Nr. N. o.. Craig NJ n successor Ca Con
gresham y. Dunn.
To tho Editor Of the Appeal.
Sir-Thus far the retirement OF Mr.
Dunn has brought out three aspiranis for
Congress in the Fist Arkansas district.
Tho Hon. Chas. Coffin, Of Lawrence; w.
II. Cate, Of Craighead, and X. L. Craig, oil
Chicot.
These gentlemen have met In debate in
Lee, 81. Francis, Independence, Randolph,
Crittcnden and Mississippi counties.
We are pleased 10 learn that our friend
from Chicot wins laurcls wherever hc
goes; that he defends and advocates the
improvement Of the MISSISSIPPI river and
tributaries with that zeal for which he is
40 Justly celebrated. While hchassecurcd
protection 10 his own county and now
rcaps the reward, he believes In the Mis-.
sissippi river commission, and that his
entire district should he protected.
Knowing him ~ We do, n successful
planter, an able lawyer, a fearless advocate,
we bcspcak for him for the "Shoc.siring
district In Arkansas, what Catchings IL
to the shoc-string district In Mississippi.
This twain, Caichings aud Craig, will
make live team Ia the lity-hst Congress
for improving our rivers and protecting
our country. A RIygR MAs.
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Our Success

In holding the Rcins over the Modes Of every sue
ccz,lvc season, buying our Garments Of tho best
Material. the Latest styles and Lowest Figures.
Offering same AT Small Prohis, thereby giving our
Patrons aud tho Public Ia general tho bcnent
thereof.
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River IeIegrnms.

WHEELING. W. Va, May H-Rivcr fee,
and stationary. Weather cloudy aud fainy.
CINCINNATI. o.. May tA-Rlver n feet Inches
and riding Weather cloudy. Thermometer 90
NEw ORLEANS, La. May it--wcalhor cloudy
and pleasant Arrived and departed Henry Jourey
and harcs, - Louis
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May iA--Rycr feet
inches and falling. DEPARTED; Granite State, TOT
Memphis DcsOto, for Cincinnati. Weather ceaI
ana cuUl.
LOUISVILLE XIV May H.-Noon-Rlvcr VIA
tlnnan With icct7 inches IN the canal and feel
D lnrhas on the falls Arrived. Man Houston
New orleans Departed. Mary Houston, Clncin
nat Weather cloudy aud cool NiRhi-hyci
r1ng with fleet inchcs In the canal and , ieot
Inches on The ialls Weather clear and cool
CAIRO, ~, Mar t-Noon--Arrived. Afknnsal
Oily. - louis 10 pm. Charles brown. ~ Louis,
an; oakland. ~ Louis, sam Port lads, ~
Inui4 "a M. Departed Arkansas City Naichek
nidnleht River "a iect inches and rising
Meathsf ialr and cool fight-Dcparicdi fort
Eais "A Louis. m, oaklsnd New orleans
pm. Weather clear aud cooi
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
OPENING OF FLOYD g. MONEYS
SUPERB RESTAURANT.
Today the Formal Inauguration to oc-
cur-The Projectors Invite Their
Hosts OF Friends TO See Their Hand
some Quarters.

Today We open the doors Of our new cs-
,ablishment at Nos. go and 2sl Main
street, fully equipped and prepared for
business. The liberal patronage In past
years Of the citizens Of Memphis and resi-
dents Of the surrounding country, has en-
abled US 10 1T up what is undoubtedly rs
fine and complete n restaurant as can be
found In the southern States, and We feel
Il our duty TO acknowledge our obligations
10 our friends and patrons everywhere at
this time. We feel also that our citizens
will Join us In a pardonable degree Of pride
In the fact that We have found Il possible
TO open a restaurant 70 superior TO any that
Memphis has ever had. The rapid growth
Of our city has rendered II imperative that
establishments whose business II Is 10 look
after the wants Of the inner man, should
be first class In every detail. Such a res
taurant Il has been our hope aud aim 10
establish, and, having used our best
the public 10 decide ~ 10 how
itors are invited 10 make Themselves at
home today throughout our establishment.
II will crafty US 20 have you examine for
yourselves thg different departments Of our
establishment Beautiful imported souy-
enir cards will be given 10 all our lady
friends. Again thanking our friends and
patrons for their iavors in the past, We beg
10 assure them that we shall spare no
pains In the future 10 merit and retain the
valuable patronage which they have given
us heretofore. Respectfully,
FLoYD < MOONEY,
279 and PSI Main Street, Memphis.
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mcmpni. Wen oct Contracts.

Special Dispatch 70 The Anpcal
BmNISomAM, Ala, May li.-Contracts
were awarded tonight as follows for grad
ing and trcstling part Of the Georgia Pa
oihc railway extension:
From Columbus TO Greenvillc, Miss,
10 J. $. McTighe & Co., Memphis.
Twenty-seven, miles from Johnsonville
10 Greenwood. TO Garyey, Jones & For
rest, Memphis.
Twcnty-cight miles, from Greenwood 10
Winona
No more will be LET, except the cross lie
contracts, until the surveys are completed
from Winona 10 Columbus.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

-GArr. SAMUEL DEAy, who was paralyzedi
n few as;-sssipce-at- fitsburg, Is reported
improving.
Miss LENA WHITLEY, Of fernando,
Mis-, IL visiting Miss Carrie Burlington
OH Richmond avenue.
MIS- oTriE DoAS, Of Union street, is
visiting relatives and friends at Helena,
Ark, and will visit Hot Springs before her
return home.
TIE many friends Of Mr.. Henry G. Nil.
Ter. OF schoolfeld, Hanauer & Co., will be
pleased TO learn that he has returned from
Hot Springs very much improvedin health,
THE market mastership. made vacant by
the death OF Chas Kuhnholz, has been
filled by Patrolman Con DAILY. MIR. III. II.
Higgins succeeds Mr.. DAILY on the police
force.
The Rev. Mr., John J. Nelson, OF New
Orleans, a Scandinavian missionary, will
preach at the Rowan Memorial church,
Fort Pickering. on "Wednesday evening
Services begin at 100 o'clock pm.
Mn. ROBERT AUSTIN, son Of A. NJ.
Austin, Of Brownsville, but for several
wears past connected with the wholesale
house Of billiard 4 Coffin, this city, died
at his home Sunday morning after an ILL
ness Of ten days.
Cot. JULEs TAYLOR, chairman OF the
Shelby county delegation TO the Nashville
convention, returned home yesterday
morning TO look after the business Of hii
law office, as Col. Carroll is in attendance
on the supreme court at jackson.
Mn. WALTER JoSEs, who has for some
time past been the bookkeepor Of G. X
Ryan x CO., resigned Saturday evening u
take the position Of cashier Of the bank a
Macon, Miss, In which he Is largely inter
es,ed. lie IL the son OF Prof. X. w. Jones
OF the Mississippi State Female college
aud Il a young man OF sterling worth.
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DISSOLUTION.
ELECTION NOTICE.

MrHrHis. TExN. May a. isss
TIVE ANNUAL ELECTION oP A BOARD on
II nlrrciOn Of the Gsyoso Ou Works will 10
held bctwcen the hour Of " O'Clock m. aud pm.
on FRIDAY. May q, lEn, At the Companys ONT q,
corner OF Front and Keel streets Memphis. Tenn.
d. r. POTTER, President.
n. J. PARHfsH, Secretary.
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THOMPSON 81 STEW EMS,
s THE GREAT UNDERWEAR AND SCARF HOUSE. co p
DIED.

RiCE-At the residence 81 his sln.ln.law Louis
Dush, No. ist NIL street. Chelsea. Monday morn.
ing, May II, ls,s, atb.f5 o'clock, Capt Jas II. Mor,
aged o. years
Funeral wiz take place from residence to.mor.
row "WEDNESDAY morning At SO O'Clock. High
mas nj - Mays church. corner o. Third and
Market streets. at O'Clock. Friends u the family
invited.
Isl Louis, chiogo and Newport KY. papor,
please Copy.l
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Rich and Poor,

Prince and Peasant, tho Millionaire and
Day Laborer, by their common use OF
this remedy, attest the worldwide rep
utation of Ayers pills. Leading ply
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also, for Rheumatism, Jaundicc, and
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tain no calomel are prompt, but mild.
in operation and, therefore, the very
best medicine for Family Use, as well as
for Travellers and Tourists.
al have derived great relief from
Ayers Pills. Five years ago | was
taken so i'll with
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uoi For Cheap Tickets,

To New Orleans, vicksburg, Baton
Rouge. jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex
arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, 81. Paul, and many
other points. !. sAMElsGN q 20,
Members American Ticket Brokers' Asso-
citation, No. $40 Main street.
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27s and 9sl Main Street, Mcmphi,

VIZ do not think that cremation Il con.
trary 70 the behosts and principles OF the
Mosaic faith. Burial was always In uso
among our people generally, but the Bible
reports isolated cases Of cremation. Never
thelcss, there Il something In the latter
mode Of disposing Of the human body,
which, we might say, IL revolving TO
tho Jewish mind. Burial Is good enough
for US, and will always remain so.-Jeri'''
voicc.
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AN INSIDIOUS FIRE.
THE THREATENED DESTRUCTION OF
THE HOTEL LuEHRMANN.

A Leak in Ono of the Gas Pipes in the
Coffee Room Causes it to Ignite-Ex.
tinguished With Small Loss-Fully
Covered by Insurance.
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Detective cycsIght restored. Muliords.
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Head ache,

~ ~ ~
from which I was long n sufferer. -
Emma Reyes, Hubbardston, Mass.
whenever am troubled with con-
stipation, or suffer from loss Of appetite,
Ayers Pills set me right again. ~ j.
Kiser, Jr., Rock House, Va.
ayers Pills are In general demand
among our customers. Our sales OF
them exceed those Of all other pills COM
bined. We have never known them
fail TO give entire satisfaction" -
Wright & liannclly, San Diego, Texas.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED ny
Or. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicine.
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FOR THREE WEEKS.
No Fire! :: New, Fresh Coco
PRICES WILL TELL.

No. i02-Fpnch Baibrlggnn Shirts and
y - chcn
40. s-Trcnch Maco Balbriggan, up 10
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No. 2i-Frnch Maco hlbrigran Shirts
ana lfnNcfr clNh
No. c1-English nalbrlgran Full Regular
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No Brrtlcs-Enulish Balbfiggan Pull
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Rheum atiSm

that was unable TO do any work. I
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am never without a'box Of these pills"
Peter Christensen, Sherwood, Wis.
"Ayer's Pills have been in use In my
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have completely verified all that is
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from which suffered many years, they
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Holly Springs, Texas.
81 have used Ayers Piils for num-
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appetite and imparting energy and
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them in the house. "-R. ID. Jackson,
Wilmington, Del.
1.-TWO boxes OF Ayers Pills cured mo
of severe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

Husband-.I'm feeling awfully queer this morn
%;iieE"Weil you needn't be alarmed. It's be-
cause you are STANDARDIZATION BUDGET
Wiie-"My dear, the pew rent y due today. /.
settle with my friend BllfkinS owe hi,l. SlOO on
a horse race, and debJs OF honor should b. paid
first, you Philadelphia Record.
He-"You are q Maud Muller, ! sec."
She tpuzzled)-"indeed no. str"
He-''Inen am no judge"
And lhen the heavens opened and rained gently
upon MIN. and ne so held his umbrella a. 70 con-
ceal his face from the eyes OF man.-LVs.
The husband stood at the door, hat IN hand, and
spoke with tinge OF impatience IN his tone.
,om, am wsng Maria" he SAID flor my Gus
II kissed you only q moment ago. John.' replied
W 90 you 81. aa my love-" said John. putting
Maria, ''yOu wouli have NO dimculty In rsmsn.
bering my ktsses"-CAicogo Tribune.
The lonesome maid VINO has no lover
SUI roams the nel0s for four-leaf clover.
-Bost0s Courier.
When gtrl screams and throws her arms around
you II y oimcuit 70 ten whether she loves you o.
Ii merely ocared.-Jud0e.
somehow or other, even Q sensible man neveY
wholly gets over his surprise because other poople
aren't so much Interested a. he is IN the lrst MO
tograph OF his nrst baoy.-0omsvuilts JossrnoL
Tramp Cat Union 6quare)-sCouidnr you SNARE
fornia." Actor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES com.
pany did you 60 out wfths"-IAs cuvsoon.
What 10 Lie without Lover - Nar,rfrass
MADAM, your husband charges you Min -
sault" nadam-"YeA your honor; aaked hin
slow in answering thai hit nim Win non 81 ~ -
only woman, your honor (teanl and Womsn1
iue without lore y mere blight [LVs.
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A Hopeful View Of Com un,ption.

A Hopeful View Of Consumption.
WHAT HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN HAS TO SAY ABOUT
THE DURABILITY OF THE DREAD DISEASE.
From the Philadelphia Press to-day
One OF the most interesting papers read at the
second days session Of the Homeopathic state
Medical Society In the Hahnemann's college yes
terday was Prof. Goodness paper on pulmonary
Consumption" When Prot. Goodno said that
consumption in certain stages was durable he was
loudly applauded. He said that while pulmonary
consumption was disease OF civilization and due
TO the arrangement OF tiny tissues IRON detective
nutrition, and also The presence or germ, yet 1t
was to be observed that Inflammation and all its
sequences are the essence OF pulmonary con-
Whatever the role Of the bacillus of Koch may
be he said. cit has altered but little practical
attitude toward the disease. That bacillus Is a
constant attendant OF consumption is undoubte /.
That 1t Is the cause Is probable but its action Is so
dependent upon states that 1t rela-
lively seldom exciteS phthisical development, and
that 1t is associated With conditions not yet con-
sidered fully phthisical are to my nina clear
Were we to live up TO our knowledse in the early
would recover and the disease even be relegaJed
TO a less important position. The symptoms or
importance are the temperature fluctuations, and
taken at that early Stage the disease can be
cured.
"Blood splitting and pulmonary hemorrhage are
Claimed 10 occur prior to evidence OF cOnsOlida-
uon; my experience has led me TO consider II O
rare precedent"
In conclusion the doctor urged the importance of
the subject as Onerth OF all deaths resulted from
the dread disease. he said: Just In proportion
as we are led away from the practical doctrine
tnat consumption Is simply a low form OF tnfiam-
nation with great disposition to sprea,I and termi-
nate with tuberculosis the further we are led from
the correct principles or treatment" Prof. GOOdnO
also spoke or the contagious character OF consump
ton, showing that the oacllli could be Drealhed
into The lungs. He, however, said that they would
not develop unless the physical condition OF the
person whose lungs were Injected was deterlorated
tie deprecated The silence vi ply sicanS when they
Uau "a case OF CONSUMPTION and the ready al
sumption that they were dealing with an incura-
bic specific disease.
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Frog Lore.


THE BATRACHIAN AS he APPEARS IN CLASSICAL
LITERATURE
Eugene Field in Chicago News.
1t is surprising that so little has been written in
late years OF the frog. We must remember that
ever since the world began the frog has figured
conspicuously In the economy OF human Affairs
AT different times he has been worshiped as
divinity by nations OF the East, at other times has
been employed by divinity as the scourge OF idola-
trous mankind; the island OF Cyrene was regarded
as u cursed and blighted spot, because for many
centuries frogs would not abide there, but when
swim to other shores-tney could no more be
recOnc1led than could the hareS WHO, as Aristotle
says, when brought into Ithaca, died upon the
coast with their faces turned invariably TO their
native land
Arstophanes wrote play about frogs, and so
did the older poet. Homer. Pliny treats at length
or the frog, and In his "BanQueler's ALheneus" is
pleased TO recount wOndrous tales thereof When
st. Patrick (Of blessed memoryD expelled reptiles
from Erin he wisely excepted the frog, who even
at that early time was highly respected, both FOR
the pleasing excellence or his vocal powers and
for The exceeding succulence OF MS flesh, and we
all know that from the beauty OF its song the frog
is not unfreQuently called nowadays The Irish
nightingale The old English poets held the frog
Merchants Tale OF aye Troroe VT ay d,d ,a .He
In ye mersche syngyng full sWote allies night
ct days. and subsequently he speaks Of Eye
Queane for vt ne did synge moche mo swOiey
tnan We nyghtengale, ye which she loved" The
learned DR.. Thorpe tells us In his Northern My.
tholOgy" that the frog Is still reverenced by Ger
tain sects IN the high latitudes as a creature OF
supernatural power, and Professor Skeat, who is
perhaps the most accurate or etymologists, sur
misses that The word "rrOg" was originally derived
from the name OF the Morse goddess Frigga being
the past perfect or pretertt OF mat name regular
ly corrugated. In 1862 Dick Yates was visiting
Colonel PnociOn Howard, OF Barataria frog farm.
and Howard asked him II he had ever tasted frogs
legs
Eyes, twice." said Dick. II ate pair at Belle
vile last summer"
Sand where elSe?"
''NOwhere else"
'But you said you had tasted them twice.
Sand so have: once as they went down and
the second time as they came up."
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hotel at 8 O'Clock, but the army Of people still
stood there. At snort intervals messengers were
dispatched to telegraph ofnces with dispatches
Informing the world that thu emperor was sinking
rapidly. I was the only man In the place who
knew the exact facts and had only been able TO
obtain them through taking Q foolhardy risk and
placing my confidence In the word OF bribed aud
faithless servant. little more cand0r and truth
fulnes concerning tine illness or the late emperor
would have made the nj hts In peril vastly more
comfortable to the majority OF newspaper CORE
spondents. BLAKKLY HALL
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Treating swollen Feet.

From the Sclentlhc Amer1cAn.
Policemen, letter carriers and others whose occu.
patton keeps them on their feet great deal often
ale troubled with cha fed, sore and blistered feet
especially In extremely hot weather, no matter
how comfortable their shoes may nt. powder Is
used In the German army for sitting into the
shoes and stockings of the foot soldiers called
"Fusstreupulver," and consists OF three parts sa.
licylic acid, ten parts starch and eighty-seveu
parts pulverized soapstone. IL Keeps the feet dry
Finely pulverized soapstonc alone Is very good,
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''EIocur1oN ORAroRY.-

E1SsgF.ss O % s.s.ss .s.s... .
plete without it."-Emersoi
s s1. rs.s they possess until
IL had ar mean. cam only Sniy .9i,,ssnt to gtvs my or
.S !is:
Il isss
HETEROGENEOUS ASSsssa = SaHsShh
to he tr.,n,nS any Seminary CoeFe il
Voice Culture. frOuunciasion Enpres.Se seaains
Analysts Eocati0n. Grace. Gesture. Department.
THE PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN oRAroRY
aud
Actual s fups
Actual Practice in Addr ssins the jury & :; Actual
p,nner spescsss: II Actual Pr.ct,es IL Anscdots-
telling; IL Political Speeches; Is Delete; Z.
| ing: l6. Drsmstic 0e.ture.
THE PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN ACTING
embraces among other thing.: Mechanics 81 Acting;
Fas H Hsnx saa q xes snd INV.
s.as Bu.ins::; ss.s ssttn. D.msss asssSs:
Hs:ssS SSs x: !. ne
tsstmeni.ls from q; AssoTns{,dsnsrS 4 z: a,s-
.1s ssaSR se e
e Ssas q q
cution and teachers Of actnR. well - some Of the
prominent business and social people o. the
city, and also members Of the u Senate and House
Of Representative hsve been pupils here
LESSONS in CLASS or IR1vATE.- paee Cate-
logue Free AAkTYN COLLEGE o. GOCUTION
CIV Sp p 81 %s.Sis Srs S'f e ' sis %
SCHOOL AND KINDKR0ARTEN, NEAR NA,sA.
Ochusetts ave-. 1l27 18th %. NV; Atsses POLLOCK
md aOEkk fnsiIals :forFsssn e xssr ssopsos ssOt
TsscSss.: Trims cisss. Oct Is ssl5-les.
ID OCKLAND SCHOOL FOB Girls. SANDY
| 1eepr1ng. nontsomery county, Nd ~ miles north
trimmings home goysr2nsnt; heeth carefully tspdsd
/ to; number Limited For circulars au<roos HENRY
O HALLoWEI1. A. II. UalsJ >exn6y Spring
/ TNHR TIFTERNTH Session OF The NI0SFa
sspssnS.r n. 8 ixS6 osseossa 81 io...sSaiS
M ADANk 4 PEI. wELL.KNOWN ron Ian Il.
18th q NV nssf the AfltnEtoa HossL al-asss
Nh AND MA LQti. EAECKER
W. 1joe 9Th ct nv,
nsas 49, Ssss s''a o''n'' and ~
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/ OEng1teA Closacal md Normal pspaFtDo0ta Nh
eup7oE fsc1oftse Tor Uuec and Bend
70 G kx1bY. lrea. Nsgssstown. Ma s1s5-6v
M i Tt e ~ 81 VOCAL AND
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