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Tsrm
eH4x. NsszshsIggf-
"a. ls3s. fames 4. gsorge
zen. 500. 4 G. HiasfAou.
afseorRT.
,ex. 1881. s;s0ygs q. Yes.
rry. les. r. NJ 1seekrsH.
NEBRASKA.
ord 1896. A y. Paddock.
H. 1856. G. y. Mauderz1a
xRTaDA.
Tier 1881 tahn r. Jones.
! 1865. Win " stewart
nEv HAMPSHIRE.
lsst tsaL Henry W. Blair.
seT. 1850. A Republican
xNW sEEsEr.
issfs. Rafss BEasig<f;.
sins iszs. \. a. He Pkeyse1
sEw Y0Ex.
III. Ifssi. wm. NJ. Evsrts.
.. is01. Frank Hiseock.
NORTH cAn0IfsA-
n. 1881. z<suEss II. Vaae<
lgist 1885. MAI ~. Raasom
cHio.
.. sisgf. Henry q. iszyne.
q. Is9s. john Sherman.
oHgGos.
Ie<s 1891. J. n. Mitchell.
r 1895. j. y. Doipn-
rEsssTLSaEsA.
son. 1891. Jas. II. Cameron
|. 1855. NJ. s. Quay.
EHoDg Island,
lis. Isas. y. W. Ahdeh.
/. 1895. Jonathan Chase
sorru CAROLINA
arm 1881. Haffe Hgmptoa.
ek. 1895. N. C. Batter.
TESNEssrE.
fsse. BHftam r.. ssafs
ie95. IsAaAs q. Harris
Tgxss.
e. Iisy,. John III. Reagan
!. lss8. Richard Caks.
VERMONT.
ION. 1901. j. i. Morrill,.
i. lssS. q. r. EdmundE.
/ VIRGINIA..
/. is4z. John ". Daakef.
Jar. isB. john s. Harbour
WEST VIRGINIA.
sixe 1879. c. J. E'aHikner.
Ian 1896. yOAa n. hsara.
WISCONSIN,.
5Issi. John G. sboonev
Rrni 1890. raiIetas SAWYER
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assls esssss kssktA. = faxz. 81 Ass4
tssASsd sss&s nasssss. kges2 "a s4~s e.
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snsaes. gx~sEss wss. he paid - stsrzls
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arxss y. ;. tIzrrsx. fnxs ai&seixs.
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BIDS

pms VIII So gEcElvEs By ~
fF9r FxAs7E2 It's &etx< 80 xSssH1a EFar
8 assn x{gwSs Fsts9 <ssk3 8 rasassSss. etc.
esa kse seen ~ car ss&Es~ Reserve p<sxs.
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ROMAN 4 oCnEsTEg~
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LAND BARGAINS.


Four bots. vEsw af Lake Washington.
rear easie. lar fsw .isss aAly. 1880. on
time.
Beautiful les with view on Lake Nash
tnE'eG piNiea&s. nsse block from cable. ia
sesssed neiShno7asot everS thing nrs,-
ess,s; sg09 on tsRie. eiscoaHs far casa
Zine CoFnssF osie ksssck from Depot street.
ga IteaHf seattle park, slna
81 ekS. NsA hssl, exits size lots, silGa:
"a ffEaN az per ceaf
one ',s oa NJ ssrees $50, with vtew:
eAn ~ hanalss4 Tor $50. owner viii raise
- sc IN gSs weeks
New s-ro~sgn house and s.extoa feet los.
$40
FwsEts acres On tiFeSa lake. 50 rods
water fsysas: ssu be divided iHso acre
trscts far sab0rn&n hcEaes. ssEkas else
wnese advertised 81 s'sEo.
A ENxt2a Eees corner, North Seattle. $500.
Ex&aslae by prices before bassng else
where
w. F. RICHARDSON,
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BIDS FOR CLEARING.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE re ETvEp
- hy ske nnderSisaed up t0 BsruE oa
Thursday, February 7ih, Tor the eitarsng
81 w. y Of M -. sertton 50, township -.
-. gs 4 esss. - acres, kn1@n a. the EetsIa i
srast or NAaisua street
GRAN YnRp 4 CONNER
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BIOS

dds WILL BE RECEIVED RY TIE
I'D undersigned uakss s.assfzy, Feazrazry
fisa NJ eses1ck 3 ~ for the e-Scsksn az
y fkares story frxHse eaiI1iEg The -frht 10
rvtcxs ANY 81 All bids IL re~syxed
FisHEE. Arrhsseex
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Fr~s~eFas


NNfESfERS LOAN 0Fgitsg - MnNgY
W - lean 90 watches, diamonds and
sew elTs. SaTSsgr Ssesa rless sss AID u asAsHx-
sDE sszxsesx
MONEY - LIAM oS IMPROVED
vi gify Su8 "a u ssfsssesfy 81 enyeessf Fats-
IT lnse<vss No e0snEss sSsa,sE M Delay
wexteysr - max nc isAass wAca sce Sssty
Is al vsxAs ITsasSEsfaNs Ga piassa ~
sssost sssne. Rees r faateas. Tesaa 3, SIS
tsssAS&
Nf0SEY To LOAN At 3kf~ 81 RArE~s
vi 10 ssis4r tSS3ass---sss tzassfsFtd 5Eef-
nsss and res SsgzsT FTa4artx 81 Seattle
also 0n inzpreses fsress ~ Ezng oQeEsf
ard anSa Sssoa1 sesrisary i.sssnS sestr
aresaptly esssi Esasey sssiss Shes sae fsAeas~S
are exes ssest FRANZ + zE& & &C.
rssass =, <eE TTe3ey htesk
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Teachers Examination.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY EXAM.
L nattcn OF teachers viii be he'd ia Tur-
ner's hall, seattle. w. T.. on "Wednesday
and Thursday. the 18th AM 18th uf Fehru-,
arg. 1853. commencing a. 0'eiae< e. IA
H. r. ToSgS. X r. CHKAsTy, Beard 81 Ex-
snincrs.
Isaac p. Rich King Co. School SaE't.
seattle. February !. lssg dskw
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NOTICE

- - - ~ -
OF q meeting OF the stockholders of the
Almond & Phillips Foundry Company,
for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said company
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ stock holders Of the Almond 4 Phil
ii1as Foundry Company. By the under
signed, ail OF the trustees OF said COM
paRy. that = meeting of said stockholders.
viii be held al the Office Of said
company ip the city OF Seattle
King cauuty, Washington Territory.
ON "Wednesday. the 18th day OF February,
lSsa, a. II o'clock In che forenoon Of said
sIay. for the purpose OF increasing the cap
ftai stock OF sxssi company from rs pres
ene amount of 10 shares ofsino eachfsI2 800
to 1000 SHARES % 500 each tSi0c.oocj. Ali
Stockholders a-e requested - be present
CMAs. 4. ALMOND,
W. r. PHILLIPS.
Trustees OF said Almond & Phillips
Foundry 60.
Dated seattle, W. r.. December =. fsSS.
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FOR SALE.
FoHr elegant from hpcses CT tot I5tlx
In. al Esesi@ra requirements. Beautiful
location. CUnxeaaens 30 hssssness center
Bent for sllA Price $1,000, or will sell
hslf for 500
--&&ff~-
S<Ysrsl t7e totS In ReagssaTe-s sesait1on
las high and level Eaa EASILY cleared. f-esn
$50 ap.
~-AxaSS--
Five acres sighs ~ ES-sIa tSen wes Ks
will double IN vaige ia a few weeks for
SssgN
- .. BoxORTH.
Manager
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Advertisements IMAGE the AcaGs OF Lon;
Fnand, Fer sale, To lei aHe Situations
Wanted viii BE- inserted AT the rate OF J
cents word tnr first Insertion; I cent a
word for cseh subsequent lnssrtIna. Pay
ment always ig advance.
Tho following letters are awaiting adyer-
tfsers nj this otlare:
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EssnaKERs.

NJ Uses NUNDY * NICHOLS, FASH
vi innahle California dressmsksrs. first
class fitting and drspfng: satisfaction guar.
anteed kfssms and 2 Oregon house
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

tsE0t l-s4R sIiJs * IL Or SEATTLE
II Tribe No. = / O r. r.. every Tues
Cay oyefiinz st .. N. in X. u p. Hall
Opera Honse biaek- Visiting brother
cordially invited.
= c. MITCHELL. saehem.
- yass,sas q ~
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WWOA VI s&N ~
Republican senxiors
Demncrsiic sensscu
Tern
<H2x ALABAMA.
fs9l. James r. Puqh
Isf5. yeks r. Hosgos.
AEEAEkss.
1851, yrzaes AZ Jsnex.
lsfs. James n. Ferry.
cALgr0szfA
Is9i Leland stanford
lSz. George Hsarst
eei<on4f,,.
1881. HfHfy ~ fgsttF
1895. 2. q. Woifessf
oosuEcfarf.
iNl. orssEle & fsisst
fwa 10. &. ilsxseT.
DxLAMANE.
1905. Gecg< Gs1s.
iaB. AnEi1 ny Higgins
FLORIDA
1871. BalfinsoH Gail.
isaa. ksssss<f fiasco.
uE0HgIA.
1891. Jos. n. ffrssen.
ISIS. Aifrsd H colqafa
iLEss0Is
1881. G. B. Farweil.
Is95. s. NJ. csissm.
fsDfAnA.
fsei. D. ". raorae<s
1893. Baria Tarvle
IONA.
1891. Vim. Is. Allison.
isx,. j. Y. wiss0n.
KANSAS
is9i. John J ingalls,.
fsgS. y. u. Plumb.
KENTUCKY.
lWi. y.G.s. Eiaekbsrn
iaa,. .jdmes ~. Beck.
IouisANA.
1871. !. n. Esssffs.
Na6. X. T.. Gfbssa.
MAINE.
1873. Eugene Hale.
1884, VIM. r. Frye.
MARYLAND.
1891. Epk. II. lssssvn.
1898. A. r. GosnsH.
MASSACHUSETTS.
1893. II. 1. Dawes.
iss1. George =. Hear.
aftHIGks.
lsni. r. B.sfockhr:sise
isns. James Mcmillan
MINNESOTA.
1898. q. X. Davis
ls.l5. w. D.Mashbnrn
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DHILEM0S FRioRY. No. " X. X. A. Il.
<, holds rs res-ulzr meetings at
olive Bfalssh Hsii on the FIRST and third
Friday evenings Of each month AT E.sn
O'Clock. Visiting fssnah%'ys cordially in
vi-sa. Harold i'reSsaD. excellent Prior:
Jahu WalsRee, Registrar
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R*IIEOaD TICKETS.


I>sTRAY SUrieE-TAKEN UP ON NY
Il place. ea the DTwsmish river. one
brown ponys star on forehead: about six
yesrs old j. w MAPLE
SFsftie Jan fst
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BIG BARGAINS.

Renewed to Drug store. coloasal Blceh
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SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT
Real Estate Agency

No. III South second st. ssatsie.w. T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


4 ursroRY OF FRENCH LITERATURE. By Charles
woodward Hotson. limo, pp. asa John B.
kidcn
when sn. antbor puts upon his title page HIS
Kory OF Fcneh Literature he makes distinct Claim
Ind advances q serious pretension We do not thihH
khs e,.tho. Of tho volume before who designstos
himself Professor Of Modern Languages In tho Oni-
Sersity o, Mississippi" has justified the assumptions
81 his title. HIS book is not in any true sense ms
tory and sim less is It history of French
HAD Mr. Hutson called 1t handbook or msl"M v.
sketch, he would have been on the safe soc ou'
history of National literature must embrace very
much more than is TO be found here What the au,no
has actually produced is volume Of scrappy sketcheS
Aasty crude and often grotesque Judgments anu o@
dcssly arranged and sometimes miSsta'on I"0S
rrtmnation there Is none, neither Is there any
power exhibited. The measure OF Mr hu'soh ~
ssr the work he has undertaken may DC gs,neoo iO"
MS statement concerning Voltaire, that prnaht as
WAS voltsre's intellect, It had no capacity LOT orisln
xhesightr -
Mr. Br,tsou,s notes on modern .Fuench wS1ioes IN
scrose IN hippanoy and inadequacy 10 the very Gnu
e tumbIes the most distinguished authors Win inc
leaef important gives three times as much space
10 Henri S,rcvfne to hphonse Dandet or raauDerL
rnr example; puts Jules Janin a level with SAINT
nerye and delivers the most 1etune and feeble OF
kudrnents about everybody. 1t is 10 DO hoped that
khis volume IS not 10 be employed as textbook In
Ahs University Of Mississippi for 1t is certainly not
ADAPTED 30 such a purpose being altogether so poor
and shallow and inaccurate performance that who
Ever accepts Il as a guide 10 French literature viii
have to unlearn the greater part of It's teachings be-
sors he can begin TO understand the subject
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EulGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cofuandt and Dcs
bro follows: ,..-.- A.. --,..-
~ ~ Tor C,onoYa Lyons Elmlra Rochester. Buffalo
AMI The Nest. ard principal local points; Chair to
49, and huffman car % Suspension Bridge
III a m for Flmlra and intermediate points. Chair
car " N M Tor TunkhannocG and intermediate polats
Cbs cars 10 Tuukhannock. Connection 70 Reading ami
az 40 - IN for EImra and principal Intermediate points
rar 10 l.. q. Junction and Pullman sleeper ~
Chicago -,.,,.,,,,, .,, ,,,....,,t.,. $780,.
IA n NJ Zoe MauCh Chunk and Intermediate points.
CONNECTION % Reading and Harrisburg. Chair to
IA m f,r Geneva, Lyons. Elmra, Rochester Buffalo
aod he Wost Pu man sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. $1,000 -.
n M connect for all points IN MahanOy and Ha1eton
VA SUNDAY TRAINS
a. m. for Msueh Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
40 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
u. m for Geneva Lyons Elnra, Rochester. Buffalo
the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern once. 2sS Broadway.
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ROCKS OF TIRE WEEK.

sss Ta sS AHF RsstS By Dr. Jacob Mayer
NIGH ga as ssF B sS Coma" Doyle i'n'' D'
SSswEEs 9T THE TIu5 SaGET Co.. By Emily s''d''
Iani1GE ssd MeN FL !Gs'e Con- S'A"'n '' ''
H lsns ss B. I EoM na nNay GS Hume
WERE ,9 EHE t kEapi Mesa hDS co.. ''''''
I4 sTn ( gens RE La MAh0OISh' S'n' pD IL
E1SST sUNkER HILL g. oEkT seS sAse
al 4 saadborn.1
ss ssS 15 T. &.sas sA'@s h;s3;
Sn.d aoq IsssS IRs S5 IT, OF
sheweiis& sandbOm)
f4S SRSss BOX ana e' p H"?'i ssSbn:
David sS1ii,' HIS nrrE AND TIMES, BY william :;
PssSst NJ A. limo PIP 90 "a DE Randolph
d. Hndfsxs $50" $40, pp. iad POOlisnins Agency
Df sss r xAY e RS1s H 81 Edna h'' ' ~
REo1gMHs S,. 9y Nj Pay o. o''
LES s.uv eaHNS i2Ha. Do DE aa5 q W. cAsr W
EBE CHANGED BRIDES BY Ms I LEn% Rsos n
EHE JEW. by David PhlNpSon, D. D. l2uD'. pp' lee
(Robert CLARK & Coz
wIaLINsroN. BY George Hooper. l2mO' UD' 2H
Es isSd Or ON ~ hohP eSch saowe
SaAsSs;EsS 3g Florence E1n'hkel5 iS"' 3D. III
r4aE q 2s5 &c I . R' T Isesh
Coz
DasyrE5s ssn,p BY A oo5 Russell Wallace le"' Op
cobb, IT, ismo, pD. 25l. (Casself1& Coz
15o Dr. iS Es 81 e.f S' Co.
EHE REPRoAQH OF ANNEsIEY. BY Maxwell Gray.
iamo DID. sra (Rand McNa1y & Coz
apE wALISTEN'S WAY. By the Rev. T. L. Baby:
y limo, pp $40. (NatoOal Temperance Society and
Publication House,
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NETWORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
on ana after May p trains leave
GNAN,D CENTRAL STATION,

bhAs' ID 'f..N NAL d \ I'm
- NJ Az Ro5hcster and Aonrea Express. drawing
Via D. 4 II r, r also East Albany To ST. Adams via
''et5o! SO m', FAMoUs vEsTInULED NEwYoRK.
CHICAGO AND hT. LOUIS LIMITED. composed Sxci .;
i RGlSa Ear Sa5' t"ysaad ol%dS sf1s chessS
p m ncxt day CcnhoeI' a: Cleveland with rain for
'a 10 80 Chicago Express FOR Magyar Falls TO,
T.! sSa ar iTd EISTS
Adams &C. Drawing room cars tor Albany and Troy.
ing SS 80 p caP, S Tfo} oni ot9i IVA
NSFn i ASaay a and TSy
points on f1Dhburg II. r. Drawing room car. New'forN
HC p NJ CHcngS Cneng, sna St n Iqg' E TS
ronto and Cleveland Cincinnati, Indianapolis 81 Louis
detroit ANA Chicago. with veattbuIed aud sleeping ana
Is N cqnandagua Ace9mmodaton SlcSSG sT
1 g Ga5Sasassaa IS r,n,os,,su,
Pa Roass Point and VIA st A6ar Ss Sf a.
Mountain points, and to Syracuse and CAnaaiaHua aaS
y p nv Special Mail Limited arrives at Rochester s;
7A0 M Buffalo ;35 a. r. and ClCNGIand 10 Y p ";
TO- HoE = Fs H. f@tr"69, GeTsaa1 Cinooaf In.
denapo 81 louis De2 af,S Sa SefaaS &C., dy c&sSSt
saturday q!S 2 CaaagdaSn% 90 SGGfs . oR5tl,pa No
eCPasGop MN tgaH Sa a SS an for TIP Wc.s
and space in dTGwngoom and 'Sspmr cSrs on
sale At raad Central station tlS 80 2nt 90 Br.adwsy
iSs faSE station York $3.50 wash[ngop and 72O
EDa ss snf ps cs Tor and from
Ao.li Run or daily others daily SUNDAY ,S
FAST prrrsF1ELD AND NORTH ADAMS srECIAI,
WIN IA uo% Division daily except SGnday
ToS sGp5Tsnpenden 0EoG Fi. a5Slt AGENT
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RAILROADS..

I-SOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.-Com-
vi mcnglns June tH. hc mrQg q Pullman Baaet sleep,
Antonio LAREDO, Galveston and r. Pa-o, VIA IRON
Mot MAIN ROUTE Will leave Nt Louis 40 . 80 p m.
iI.,g,d or 30 - heretofore. Through pullman
Irt C.-s = Lou, Eau>a, cry Denver, Pueblo, &c
WN + lluI r. Grup Fast Pdssr Agent. 81 Broadway.
A. EW-NORk. 81 SQIEHANNA AND WEST
~ EES ENIIRDNn Commencing June 18th, ant
cyrry SATURDAY. thereafter until further notice, special
5r,ir eaNa andt ana I"Sbro>-"N H. stations
a. ! 10 u m for MlIdrgown and intermediate points
Thl. rata returning Mondays only, will leave Midi.N
. , ..
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nd ROPOSALS TOR BAND INSTRT MENTS,
prp GOODS

l. EVERYBODY astoniShcd, Everybody de-
l. Ilghtd. Ll.o thread .tocA;1ss 65c imported
IayaI!lcrc cor-.tS. 81 90 JAMMES 10 West Soth.st.
ATTINGS China Mattings from 1915
vi Roll. 50 ya-ds me matsnEs low prices Capt
ings Hug- Fancy Furniture. ANDREW LISTERS
SuSS. "a Broadway.
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DRAFT INSTITUTE.
THikTEENSy,rh 6tETEHHaR1NF2s HALL.

Diocesan School Tor Young Ladies' and Children,
oso TO 2O2 WAsnIhGTON.AYE.. BROOKLYN, H.
In charge q the Sisters OF ST. John the Evangelist
Rector The Bishop Long Island Advent Term begin.
September 26 1850 Pupils are chsrFed from date o.
ish French, German and Latin $3.50 70 800 ttcpar.'
for colleges. BoardefS limited Application 70 De m4ae
THIRD YEAR. 1880
St CsthAfine's In the Mountains Recreation SCHOOL,
HOLpERNESS, n. II. ...
Session from June 70 70 sephmbef ., terms sloO'
No Extra
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xxyAHTED TO RENT on Buf.-A private day and
w boarding school boys. Must be nnaf Newly ok
Gig and well ioested Only q COED school will be con.
Adsred Address giving full PARTICULARS w. d. KERR
VALE UNIVERSITY. -EIanin5ti lions for admission %
tho Freshman Class OF Yale College and the shefncld
selsnane School will be held in NewYork In tho Young
heas Christian Association Building fourth door, ava
~ corner <tAaye, beginning ThuFsdsy June 81, At
q = "a.
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9tatbc

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
&C. % Colleges, Schools and Families AppJ u
Mr., " J. YOuAG.IULIO - Union square
4 HEST TEACHERs American aui Foreign, saprliei
~. all branches. In al lOclIiuc- chnrEr TEACH
lis WANTED. u0 Zee Tor fcg,ttTuon. iutiI fy stamp
\. r. AVERY. American school Bureau. West fIA1t.
A TUTORS Go,erucssNs. Professor Teacher al
n. braLches, supplied sshgoS AID families circular,
schools u paients Modern languages spoken MIRIAM
COYEIEIfF. 81 Eat l5thst let 4thsNr and Hro1h"ay
II osTON, NY. s. CHICAGO TEACHERS AGENCIES.
EVERETT y. FISK & CO.. Proprctor,.
WJnLi ~, teacher. primary Au1 iutrrTtdiaic
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