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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

Neiis Marp S. 9anieu er tommen tilbage
ifra 2it9fielo Meder 60, bpor bun bar peret
% be- sBt fine 5orelbre og genner.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

Taa MfboIosmgoet paa Dania 3al Ssn-
bag Rl. 4 bill Der blipe ct gDot Br09ram.
&om og un0ertr8n Mfboloslgftet!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

9refoloisbeos Meni9beos unsoomsfore@
ming mpoer 5reeas ben 2Ooe April hos Miis
GarbeIon, 9O4 un,perlitp lpe. SO.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

Scaubia Surniture Store, 1905 Wlperiioe
Npenue.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13
6or2attoi0gerc!

Store 2anbitrefninser CT MI aabnet
for Getting | Datota % Montana, os
npe Sernbaneanlas bar siort 9anoet
tilsieneelist for MDbpssere.
Biletter til WttIf Ntner DaIen,
Sort 8mfpro, MsFntbotme.
Great UauS, 8enton Os Ges
Iema ielses MI alerbilisit paa bort
&ontor.
Bilise Billetter til Haciicfpiten ialz
9es frembeleS meb bore &oloniltercur=
lioner. 8~asiaserer til @aibinston Ter
ritorp tan ipare 5 Dollars paa bper 8ilz
let peo at tjgbe bos os. @iememsaas
enbe 8iQetter til Seattle, 3aco=
MA, Yortlano, Can Uran:
cisco % ale Sumter paa Hac,fictpiten.
st Beips paa bort aontor bill lpnne Jig
for enbuer 3eiienbe, Der pasierer sjennen
ct. Saul.
@ort Rontor er fun J 8lod ira Union
Depot.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

9ar Du Sobber, iom ifal TRIPLES laa buff
paa y5elt &aabet" 4O8 : 40 geoar Npe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

Dnglin9eforenin9en 415 Cedar Mpe. (oet
nDe Qofale).
Ststuslionsmpoe ON be beo(te Mioler mob
berulenbe Srifte fortietteS S~rebasaften
81. 8.
2prba9aften 81. 8 8gnnempbe.
Spnoag er 2Dfalet aabent fra 2-5. COP
bpsselist 5orebra9 fra 80.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

Nils Nprbitrpm maatte bpoe $25, fprat
BABE hpttet en- 8psnins uoen Silaoelie.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

Potatoes pr. bush..
Hay big bales. observation-disclosures
Butter, creameries. .........24@25
diaries. ............18@2
- packing
Eggs.
Minneapolls.
aseuter snites, Bog $40 Stir, COB 8es
taltn9.
6uit 8partetfeiten Onsoas ben 1Soe %.
8enpt Mnleonin8en til at bpre Son. Hlb@
mono fra @isc.
Grefoloigbebs Meni9beos llnsoomsfore@
ming mpoer 5reaag ben 2Ooe gpril hos Wfiis
Saroelon, 9O4 un,periitp 2lpe. SO.
scauoia 5urniture Store, 1905 8iperiioe
Muenue.
neutrality-suspicious. beiiluttese / tit iioite
Mpbe at inorette ct 9epartement for &pinz
oeinonitri.
Noropfiioens Spenife 8aptiltmenisheo
inotorporereoes Onsba9
8anoleoniugsarbeioe oil p%aabe9pnoes ON
ct par Tiger. 31S gosne meb 8anorgr er
anfpmne o9 afepereoe.
Sar Du Sobber, iom ifal TRIPLES Iaa buff
paa ySelt 9faabet" 400 : 40 gebar Mpe.
Sat. Cardiff, ben pelbiee Slaastjempe bar
aiftet Jig ineo en- rig os anieet Dame.
st Drsel, sanite Tibet brust, ielses biaist
yTelt @aabets" Office.
Mils Norbi trpm maatte bpoe $25, fprat
bape Hpttet en- 8psnins uoen Tilaoelie.
Sobn @tife blep lenot til 5i~nosipseaiplet
&odefter. 5 ct gnfalo al sinpsforpirrine
bapoe ban ~ifaaret fine Seer of meo en- Bar
berfnip.
5rant Cline foripste at itise paa Motoren
mebeus ben bar | Beueselie, men falot men
9opeoet paa Sfinnerne os fog Jig iaa ban
maatte beres bjen1.
Beb 2ounses % Sinsle 2ounses, Sptie=
boro, aIpften1fab NJ. m. ielses til iape Bri=
fer til fte Nfai paa Scanbia 5urniture
Store, 1905 Niperiioe Npe.
@nna 6. 9anion bar faaet Stilsmisle fra
fin Mano Oscar 9anlon. Mariagen er Mis=
rambling % 9ruffenffab.
Nmerita forbruger fem Congo mere 8ipb
enb bort samle 2anb. 9bomplou Bros.
1919 80 Ctr. 8. ial8er lin Del til bilise
Yriier.
Miis Marp S. 9anien er tommen tilbaae
lfra 2it9felo Meder 60, bpor BUN bar peret
% beisBt fine 5oralbre os genner.
Rom ttibe os sier bit uooals al ben asior,
terebe 6oripnins at Barueposne, iom netop
er anfommen til Ginger Bros. 4 Berner,
1906 Riperiibe Npe.
5orrise Spnoas optos Menisbeben i
@eitmmiterfirten Solicit til Snbremisions-
arbeioe / Bpen. Ser inofom / Rouefteu
$4250.
penrp S. @iertien, uprit Sasferer, trefes
paa fit &ontor, Al Waib. Mpe. g. gerelie
Ro' 4 os s, bper Bag fra 9 til g..
E Carr 3ouie ct flint Boaroinsbus paa Sisr<
net at Senneptn % zoe Str. er neobrenot.
efabe $1,000.
8eople's Neat Warfet leperer beD5te Wae
rer til bilisite Hriier. Sfanoinaperne ON,
firing II Npe. ng 8 Ctr. bsr beipae bet. 6.
Spenoien, Yroprietor.
Z unge Gutter ct arreitereoe for en- bel Del
Snobrubstpperter. 9e er fra 10 til 90 liar
san1le; Der er in9en Stanbinoper bIanot Dem.
Stor 5oripnin8 at 8arnepogne anfomue
til 8ope, Wolo 4 60. 40 CEDAR Mpe. Som
os fjsb I'M nrebens Yriierne er iaa lape.
De omerttanife Blade forteler, at Der /
ben n0rmefte 5remtib ifal boIoes en- oifent-
lis 9isfuSiion meIem S. IS. Grctanoer GA
Wrs. 2aura 5iren ansaoenoe 9emperances
Spgr9smaalet.
Netpp anfon1naen en- flor 5orfpnina af bill
lea o4nnfp~I k.I e.. M IN
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sfetop %anfonnaen en- flor 5Orfpnins al bill
Iise 8oeifab til Ginger Hros. 4 @erner, 1905
9eiberitoe Ape.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

Os MI paaitaaes BET, at en- gbemiit nese /
Often bar analpieret Mis!isiippten fra Min=
neapolts og funoet bet aloeles uififfet til at
brittle, bpilten Undertaking ianoipnlisuis
oil bore til betpbelis 9rpit for 8rpssere os
Saloonfeepere. Smiblertib er bet unberligt
at man life ifuloe tunne finbe npsen gbemi=
fer oeo bort etatsuniperiitet, iom ituloe
finoe ben itore 5are for 2iu % 9elie / bort
9riffepanb.
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neutrality-suspicious. beiiluttebe / tit ltoite
Mpbe at inorette ct 9epartement for &pinz
oeinouitri.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13
un9e Gutter CT arreftereoe for en- bel Del
Snobruostpperter. 9e er fra 10 til % liar
9antle; Der er in9en Stanoinaper bIanot Dem.
Stor 5oripning at 8arneposne anfomne
til 8one, Nolo 4 60. 40 gebor Mpe. aom
% fjsb I'm nrebens Hrilerne er iaa lape.

De anerttanife 8laoe forteller, at Der /
ben nprmefte 5remtib ffal boIoes en- offent=
lis Disfusiion naeaem S. @. arctanoer Ga
Wrs. 2aura Jiren ~ansaaenoe 9emperanceS
Spgrssmaalet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13
penrp S. @iertien, norit Sasfsrer, trefes
paa fit &ontor, Al Waib. Mpe. g. garelie
No' A os s, bper Sag fra 9 til 6.

e Carr Souie, ct flint Boaroinsbus paa Sisrz
net at Sennepin % Zoe Str. er neobrenot.
efabe $1,000.
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Yeople's Meat Narfet leperer beb5te So
rer til biQisite Hriier. Sfanbinaperne ON,
firing II Npe. % 8 Ctr. bsr beige bet. 6.
@nenoien, Yroprietpr.
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minneapolis.

agenter snites, Bog $40 gitp, soo 8e<
talna9.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

Doeriat til Gnselif fra 9r. 8rssbea's
CART Gtlar), Grit Bpsb's, Spar
Sings, Meranber &ielanb's og 1ere
5orfatteres Sfrifter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

Eirsoagatten ipren9te Yolitibetjenter inb
ct spilebus ober Grants Saloon, lit Wa.
Ibiuston Npe. u. 5 Yeriuner arreftereoes,
men ale bleu fritienote.
9r. CAMP, en- at BDens rigeite % melt be-
Mano, bpoe pluoielis ManoaS Nften.
2eserne tan lite fortlare l~lariasen til bans
baiti9e 9gb. !,
@aS % Got TIL eaI9s.
st toetase gus paa % Street n.elem 21oe
% 22be Mpe. SDb meo II 8erelier, 2 &iel.
oere os giiteru er til Salss for $4,000.
,Jelt Raabet."
Ser oil %2proagaften / 9ania 9al bltpt
bulot en- muiifalif % literer 1noerbolbnine
til Snotest for en- ing 9anite. Ser pil blip'
Saler os 6orelasniuser beo xr. Saniou %
Smut Samiun o9 Sans at Noromenoenes
eansforenins.
Sen Sfano. Yrobibitionstlub mgoer Sire
bag ben 13oe Npril 81. 8 Mften i Scr. 505h
8aib. Npe. 9. 2oen gtase. 8als al gmbeos
meno os andre Saser at 8istisbeb foreligse
iaa ale Meolemmer anmuoes ON at frem
mpoe.
&epublifanerne bar lite minbre enb J.
YreiioentfaVoioater at f%oreilaa paa i'm neit
&onpention. Mten iaa er Der 10 o9iaa i
forltjeuise Meninser inoen IA foritjeuig
9ele at 2anoet ont IA foritieuise Eager, ior
De lite tpr 9ipre til Merfeia9.
9a ri omfrins ben lite Mai ifal tilhptt
ben npe o9 %rummeli9e 8utit, 405 & 4O7 Sc
bar Mue. ueo Chen al geauoia 8ant, pil +
ielse Mpbler, Carpets, M. nj. til ualminoe
lise lape Hriier. Ginger Bros, & Bernel
1905 &iperiioe Mpe.
Sprri9e Spnoa9 bar Der &onfirmation
ale be n%orif=lutberife airter paa Spoiioer
5 Srefoloisbeosfirfen bar Der 40 &onfirmau
ter, bporaf 3 tatefiiereoes / bet enselife Sproe
&irfen bar albeles %fulopaffet.
@m. so. GeDan fpreilaar, at Der opfgrs
ct Soloatermonument paa Bridge Squar
for $4,000 o9 at Hensene opbripes peo e
Baaar, iom / @ammerens 2gb funbe afbol
beg i neutrality-suspicious.. s.. 81. Sc. Sore
ninserne / Bpen er ipert Sapsr at 9laner
General os reiienoe N9enter pnites / isis
coniiu, Minneiota os 9atota til at repreien
tere Minnebaba 2ife Sni. 60. os Yreferrei
NsIiitent 8eniion 60. al Minneiota, sooe
Yiltaar sipes til sobe Menb, ifrip til 5
$. 8aulien, Secp. Bog 549, Minneapolis.
1nsopmsforeninsens Set Dn%sbagaften pa
soot beipst. Yaitor @Iertiens Sale ON Mo
nopolier inobefatteoe baaoe SAP @oulbs 0,
Nfbalosarbeioets Monopoli. @tuoentertpar
tetten bleu fere @an9e fremfalot. 9ialo'
at Stuoenterne 9olt % Morman uar mese
fpif % norton.
Sen norite 9ielpeforenins afboloer Il
Qarsmpne paa .Telt Naabets" Rontor bel
17oe Npril, iaa r,anse iom mulist anmobeI
at raebe frem oa Eager at 8ietiebeo tia
~forbanoles.
BeitDrelien.
Beb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mpoe ben Obi
os. o~perrafte %. 81. Guile fine Rrioitiper o.
oerpaa blep Mibael Sop palst til 8,cepre
iibent.
&aporten for &partalsaaret, enoenbe be,
lite Npril, piier, at Der / bette Eiosrum fore
toges 1924 Nrreitattoner.
llniperiitetets Braobibitionsflub bar polo
5reo. Saroeien, Sbompion % 9obbs til Sc.
lesater til S%tuoenternes grobibitionsfonpen,
tion for Minaeiota. 9enne bespnber 81. Il
neite Manoas paa .. u. q. Sau, Cor. @aib
& 1 Mpe..N q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

the world surely loves lover Of this in
tense sort. His love affair with Miss
Munck dates back ten years, but not till
recently did he divulge his feelings even
to Miss Munck herself. 1t was only
after much earnest and persevering effort
that he obtained the Royal assent to his
marriage with Miss Munck, and then it
was owing mainly to the pleading of his
mother.
Miss Munck is a descendant of a
family long known in the history Of
Sweden. The principal member OF the
family to-day is Captain Eugene Munck,
of the Swedish navy, who resides at
Stockholm. His father, Colonel Munck,
had q half-brother, observation-disclosures
X. j. Munck, VINO married twice, the
second time with Baroness Henrietta
Cederstrom. Two children were born
of this Marriage. Munck, 1857, now
Lieutenant in q cavalry regiment in
Smsland, and Ebba Henrietta Munck,
the betrothed of Prince Oscar, born
October q, 1853. Her father, now
dead, was colonel of cavalry regiment
in the army, and afterward postmaster
of JonkopiRg. Her neither is still living
at Stockholm.
Prince Oscars betrothed was chosen in
1882 as maid OF honor to the Crown
Princess, and occupied her place at court
till 1885. She then left and devoted
herself to nursing the sick IN the Queens
Hospital, Stockholm. The betrothal
between Prince Oscar aud Miss Munck
took place January both in the Royal
palace, Stockholm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

Il nearly broke nay heart in the keeping
Of it, But 1 had given IL, and / kept IT.
Do you remember that day in the draw
ing -room j was nearly mad with youi
sweetness and beauty. / began to say
something, and then your brother came
between us. He was right, for it was
dishonorable Of me to speak then. You
were only just beginning your life. II
would have been a shame OF me TO
try and fetter you before you even
knew what life was and was poor.
Your brother saw what felt for you.
He was very sorry, but he made me see
that j had no right to try and win you.
He said truly that had nothing but my
love 10 offer you. You would not be
happy as a poor mans wife. He said,
too. that if you had grown to care for
me little it would only be girlish
fancy. which you would soon forget in
the pleasures of the life opening TO you.
So promised TO leave you free, and /
went away"
She drew in long breath.
"Ah How hard you both we're to
me /" she cried.
"Rut loved you Oh, how l loved
you have loved you till this day. l
would have come back when you were
free, but | thought that you must have
forgotten all about me. l remember the
sentence / had begun, and / felt that
you would hate and despise me for not
having come back to finish it. Milly !
Millyl Let me finish it now. can't
60 away without you. Will you promise
on day to be my wife ?"
The ices melted away in their glasses,
people came and went, and wondered as
they ate their own luncheon what those
two in the corner had to say TO each
other, they talked so long and earnestly
together. The waiter grew tired OF
lowering about to see il they meant to
pay for the ices they had so recklessly
wasted.
1t was she who was suddenly aroused
to the lapse Of time by the remembrance
Of Steve.
"Where can the boy be?"
The Majors face was a picture OF
guilty dismAy and contritien. He re-
nembered his command to the boy.
They went eff hurriedly to fHd him, the
Major confessing his sin in making him
an scconplice to their meeting. They
found the boy where they had left him.
He had waited patiently there for near
" two hours, and at last, in utter weari-
ness from the heat and inaction, had
sat down in a corner and fallen fast
asleep, The attendant. smiling, pointed
him out to them.
"He would not go away, sir. as he had
promised to wait for. you here"
"He shall have that gun for his own.
I am his debtor forever I" SAID the
Major. touching the sleeping boy on the
shoulder.
"When he is old enough !" she said
hastily. as the boy sprang up into eager,
wakeiul life. II will not have him
shoot himself before he can become V.
c., to make another woman as proud as
myself" His eyes answered her. And
there were no three persons so happy
that day in the Stores as the beautiful
woman, the V. c., and the schoolboy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

an Indiana regiment. At the close Of
the war he returned to the house he had
left, where he finished learning his
trade, and graduated, in the course of
time to partnership. Twelve years ago
he withdrew from the partnership and
began business on his own account. He
is well known as an expert in sanitary
matters.
MIR. Allison enjoys much public
esteem. He was elected president of the
National Association of Master Plumb
ers OF the United States two years in
succession is member of the Ameri-
can Health Association, and is director
of the Ohio Mechanics Institute and the
Cincinnati House Of Refuge, in which
he takes great interest. Having served
as a member of the Board of Commits
sioners in former Cincinnati industrial
expositions. under appointment OF the
Ohio Mechanics Institute, he was again
reappointed, and on the organization of
the present board was unanimously
elected its president. Mr.. Allison took
n trip to Europe last summer at his own
expense with the view TO promote his
qualifications for the responsible and
honorable Office to which he has been
called as president of the Centennial
Commission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
CHAPTER II.

Dear Major Huddlestone If l had
known that you were the V. G. who did
such splendid things two months ago
and got wounded, and all that, l would
have given my promes at once, for l
know you wouldn't do meen thing. l
asked aunt, and che said you couldn't,
though Of corse l didn't show her your
card, nor tell her what you asked me net
to. When read your name on the card
in the hansomb, aunt was looking
out in front and didn't see. l
Jumped so that l trod on her toes,
and couldn't keep nay feet still, and
she got little angry, but / kept
your card hidden and didn't say a word.
Do you think l shall ever get in the
army2 / want to do brave things like
you; but aunt says l shan't, becos |
can't spell, as if spellin' had anything to
do with spikelng guns, or going without
food for two days that the other sick
men might have more, and carrying
your friend from under fire. Could you
spell vel at my age? II / had heard
aunt call you by your name this after
noon should have known at once, and
could have ask't you how you got into
the army. Aunt and ] have been talk
ing about you ever since. She told me
it was you that kept that promes and
saved the e-keeper's life, and nearly
lost your own with the poochers. And
know she had been crying, for her
eyes were red when she was dressed for
dinner, and / think she cried because
you did such splendid things. For she
cried before, that time you got made V.
@. Girls are SO funny, they cry when
we want TO shout hip hip hooray.
Yours truly, STEPHEN DALE.
at must not forget TO say that we are
going 10 the Army and Navy Stores the
day after tomorrow at III o'clock, and |
shall be glad when il is over for though
I know it isn't q mean secret, aunts eyes
always seem to 90 through fellow when
be has got one.
The Major could quite understand the
latter sentence. He felt depressed al
ready at the thought Of meeting those
clear gray eyes with the guilty con-
,ciousness upon him Of having corrupted
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Calling on England's Majesty.
RI orIna Taftar1
london Letter.

The soldiers on guard outside were al
lowed to move about briskly to prevent
their being frozen to death ; and the ar
ray Of shabby carriages, with their
coachmen and footmen crouching be-
meath still shsbbier umbrellas, was
anything but edifying. Some conster-
nation was caused by Mrs. Sharp, Of
America, fainting in her chariot from
suppressed emotion at the prospect
OF entering the royal presence; but
she was expeditiously conveyed
home, to the terror OF large party
which had been hidden TO an after
drswing-reom tea. The monotony OF
the proceedings in the palace was plea
sanity varied by enc lady persistently
failing TO see the Queens extended hand
behind her own enormous bouquet and
saying "What ?" in lsud tone in
answer TO Sir Spencer Ponsonby-Fsne's
well-meant endesver TO direct her. Her
Majesty could scarcely forbear joining
in the subdued litter which the incident
occasioned, and some members OF the
royal circle nearly laughed outright.
The Lady Mayoress wore red velvet and
Brussels point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

LrrHoyiA, Ca. August II. 1857.
THF SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, 90;
Gontlemea-I have been aniicted win
liberation OF the legs ever since | was
child, the disease undoubtedly being here
ditary, as my mether suffered rom screlui
Gus symptoms ASH ADVANCED - mahho9d
my affilctiOn Increased until the nlalady
became earrasSing and painful tcysud the
power or wSrds 70 describe. Ny right leS
particularly became feSTfully invelyed, no
left leg being less pslnrDllE ateeted- FinaIy,
right leg had OateB through The nesa INTO
the bone. In ORDER to save my life the doc
tors determined 20 amputatel nay leg oeIg 1A,
the knee The operatisn was successfully
perforiued.by pr. X. V. NJ. Miller OF Atlanta,
and DR.. M.sP. RAn1, OF Llthsnis. But tho
loss Of my log ygave me only temporary ~,
lief. The pelsen was still in HsJ system and
soon begants knew itself again In a short
time after large ulce ~ appeAred on my .eit
leg. covering it from the Knee 20 the instep;
by the blood WHICH xosEsa from the huge
ulcers, and the sores and ,fottenisg heles
wero so offensive that my fellow -wofknen
could not staad tho stencil and "suld move
away from me.
Last Water was persuaded TO try $. 5. ),
As last effort l. consented 10 DO 40. and
about seven months ago I eegsn taking me
SPECIFIC. seen beSa = feel The goos elee a.,
70 grew less and less RzGdpAlly ceased. the
ucers healed, my fiesh becaIae nrfa and
solidfsn4 Today, after using twenty one
age asthtrsfsin Ge orSiA IamAeyeaty ono
years olds hut fen now ycunser ana stronger
than did when was twenty-five. weigh
about i7O pounds. Nothing IS Ia be 81 N Of
the terri ols disease, or to remind me or tho
tortuTelF suffcred1or so many years. except
the scars ot.tho perfectly heahd ulcers
want the world TO know or the almost
miraculous cure effected on me by s. S. y.
aud call upon those who wish 10 know tho
particulars directly from me 10 write, and
viii consider it pleasure as well as duty
a t..afr f.tf 4 r.fa to .
Bond, OF Lithonia, as 70 the truth OF my
statement. Very gratefully yours.
b. DRAKE.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
JAMES ALLISON,
President OF the Centennial Commits


The Centennial Exposition at Cincin-
natl, Ohio, will be opened on July 4th
next. Great preparations are being
made for the coming celebration, which
will commemorate the hundredth ami
vorsary of the settlement of the Ohio
Valley, the Northwestern Territory, the
State of Ohio, and the city OF Cincinnati.
James Allison, of Cincinnati, of whom
We present portrait, is president Of the
Centennial Commission.
He was born at FraRkford, Pa, in
June, 1873, Of Scotch parents. When he
was twelve years Of age his thrifty pa
rents removed to Jefferson county, Ind,
where he spent five years of his life in
teamwork, alternating this with attend
ance at log school house.
Mr.. Allison was seventeen when he re-
moved to Cincinnati and bound himself
An apprentice to the mystery OF plumb
ing. He laid down his tools after two
years service and enlisted as private in
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