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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

II every one would faithfully report the
experiences OF bis life what vast collection
OF incidents, startling and otherwise, would
be recorded. from which the ,atient ana
lyzer might make large additions 10 the evil
dence pertaining TO many departments OF
inquiry that now 80 largely engage the at
tentiou of inquir'rs into the rets OF nature
had an experience about l>sss hat perpieSed
ME not u ltte for short time.
In the month " April in that year | WAS
engaged in developing II mechanical idea,
and 10 do this it became necessary TO obtain
some brass castings for which l made the
patterns While engaged on these one day
in a shop, OF which and the tools had oh
tanned the Use, was making pattern about
one inch long. thra-fourths OF an inch wide,
and about three-eishths deep. had nearly
completed il. when. hay ns occasion TO 60 TO
another part of the Shop, left the bench for
perhaps fifteen seconds On my return | ex
pected TO take the piece TO complete the tin
ishing process, when, 10! it was gone. The
bench had been kept clear Of shavinss, bits Of
wood, etc, where knew laid the pattern,
50 there was nothing To screen il from view
| looked for it carefully on the bench, among
the few chisels and some other tools lying
about. removing each one separately TO he
sure ii was among them. then looked the
few shavint,s on the iloor over by removing
them with my fingers one by one, until fully
satisfied II was not on the floor. | carefully
examined the bench again, but could not find
il, and concluded must make another pat
tern went about tea feet TO get another
piece Of wood, and when l returned TO the
bench again there was the piece in the same
place laid it down The question is, where
was that pcce while the search was going on,
and how did it get backi For where found
it, it was impossible it could have been there
all that time. There WAS no one in the
shop except myself Electro Philosophical
journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

Macmillan, Duke of Deux Points in Ba-
varia, died III his sd year. Duke Max was a
bluff, hearty, homely old man, and a good
deal Of an Old King Cole. He enjoyed his
Pipe and his beer to the end. Nothing pleased
him more than to play some musical lnstru-
ment ct village dances The music he per
formed was generally Of his own composing.
and was of kind to put life and mettle in
the heels Of the dancers. He lived much more
in the old secularized abbey Of Tegernsee
than at Munich. lis home was in itself pic
turesque, and stood on the edge of n romantic
lake. The lovely daughters Of the duke were
brought up like wool nymphs and free as air,
The second OF tle.u Is now empress OF Aus
tria. The only attendants allowed to the
princeSes when they went out to walk or
ride were dogs specially trained to take care
of them and strong enough to repcl aggression.
His daughters were aii fondiy attached to
him. The eldest of his sons, to make love
match, renounced his right to succeed to the
duchy of ncux Pouts in favor of his brother,
Charles Theodore, the renowned oculist. The
third son Is married to dau liter Of the
Princess Clementine, OF c-Sohl,rg The
other daughters are the Princes nf Thurn
and Ta1is, tho ex-lueen Of Naples, the
Countess of Tripani ami the Duchess d Alien
con, who has just come out Of a iIal Louse.
They are all paSiongtey fond If do and
horses. Their true vocation VA, to rs e rc;is
riders 1t is, however just 10 ndi til- toy
are, notwithstanding; their no, ig3s', women
of refined appearance uli manners, They
had all fine figures OF tho slender, 1cxible
sort and astonishinglv fine heads OF hair.
But they have found liz full OF disappont-
ments The empress of Austria looks upon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

prinz Of the ~ooaeo platform, 4 want 10
raaks sp xcsr,ion to ~Eat jusz sAid about
wousen The ait.s girs yva o6servsd gss On
lust Gov and who sits there reading 10 e.
repsed from everything said about her az
Her daily appearance IS the one ray Of sun
shine in my dssolats life. Shes teacher n
The primary department Of No - school. and
rides with NE every afternoon Prestyf No!
she's lot pretty, bat She's 80; heart-a piece
.. machinery that seems TO lie lacking IN
most OF the sex. / think that God has made
some women homely in order that be could
make then, truly good Ny little friend here
IS an illustration OF my remark She's a.
ways got pleasant word for every body, and
never gets Oh or Of the car without saying
Good morning or Good Afternoon. as the
case may ue. Hello. thus is her corner AID
the conductor lightly jumped to the street
and assisted the school teacher to al, ght He
touched bis cap respectfully as be let so Of
the little woulsns nand, and smiled pieaS
sativ when size thanked Inn for the courtesy
The back O. a street ear be said, Us the
writer 50, OF at i'rospec, Park, lis 3 great
Place te stucy tue female character. ~
>.ooAlyr Ea.Ie.
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-c--h
yr,,h .h;. 81. s.;-v s;se,r>sr>3 s,d the
t;,y A. orr, renr,ei Z, s,een In the morn
~, n. .~,s. .,a lf.,;r..i o,,ickIv .tp.,. him
sor the .n-sss-;s,ns mari IN. Be- could NOT
81 - an, rri,t;,s ~ s.n.r,enc. AZ -.
-, b., -, 20 p,c,. than q. n.<sirc
drs.r he resolved To proclaim % his peopls
d., ,ba rr,di-,os, had come false ami that
NJ, ore shos,lS sxsr AGAIN believe in. sach 4
th;n1 R,,, s-, h. s.,rla do g. his ,l.uxh.er
came to l.r,. I'D .saislSshe rsd hsd vision
during the Ricll,- ar,,! in il a fairy had given
ner q sa-,.is-fY1t t,-..,I that WIS TO keep her
and her d.>r-.d. .rts FROM all sr,tavpiness:
and that IL ver,... .e.a, lrit,s, To her hus-
hand r,f,s...s-.f Of ey,-. virtue man can hold.
SIN f.rber- -, ~ = Il wish for no brs-
bad. / e.: f-.. .s- IA bat thee, dear
sire. ar. 80 - as / am
-ivrr-..s e. regtlisi the mon
arch. "rao a.. ...s lest yor choose
wroa=. -. To-! .i,.oa hast night and
l. Az e1sgt14s a. ali. 40 ~ell with YOU
,hirk .isa arr. Il rla wed not there will
D. n k,n- io- cur cularry when die, and
c1e mus. lie APPOINTED, VITO NAV prove a bad
one; but, If ,ou love and marry, you can
have naugh. but good fortune, and YOUR hus-
band will be the King in my place @ou ian
10 2 y u -.i'-' ihi 80 i-Hisf' ana 'e' ovs
"a. 1Her I'll i---
Tue Itii'+ss T. I tar fa,ner' saying:
sLll never kLo" ''Fe tor any on ou- tnee-
but sue Ahe ret - sal sue slokr, as oiteh
occurs il tbs G;7'fta'n world Before the
month "ss out messenger from tue prince
OF lar distant country came 70 the KING
saying bis master Dad nad Sisl'h' III "hicn
he was told that IN this country there hfed
most beautiful princess WHO must become
his bride. and that be bod lmned'sfeiy dis
patched nirr % Deg PERMISSION IRON soe hIhS
to WOO her.
The king readily gave DIS consent. well
knowing the fame and great wealth OF the
ruler whose son wished TO become ms success
scr. Accordingly there came In due TINS
stately royal ship from the distant country
which brought the prince ana great retihae,
The KING sent eourtiers 10 receive MIN. and
brought hun TO re palace with much pomp
and yplendor
The prince was q most handsome young
man, and no sooner bad he and the princess
met than they were dlled with love Tor eacn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

Mr.. Halford cAiroSraphy is bad When
the type writer wave broke over the west he
invested in one Of the machines and practiced
on it for while. The new come printers
Immediately held a jollification meeting
over it, while the old timers who had been
getting rich by setting double loaded takes
Of Halford that nobody else could read were
downcast and Respondent. But in month
or two he fell hack into his old ways : hortly
afterward new man got sheet of his copy
that commenced a d ended in the middle OF
. sentence. He studied it for five minutes
and then, walking over TO galley Of "pi.r
picked up a handful nnd put it among the
ncwly set matter, marking it to correspond
with the number of the take" he failed TO
read He then put Oh his coat and walked
out OF the Office. no doubt thinking If the
editor sent i'll 'pi" to read he should be &C
commodGted with the genuine article.-Chi-
cago Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
TIE CYCLONE

10 ione slnod ne very tr>es seemsd drawn
10 cecferesce virn Themselves - tnE0so-S
seen~d ~veryrnia<-tss summer spssodse q
The exnt-maxn3feenosi
A bates tss nigh, Go Lighter fa1 AMI DE-
rhas fz.sed the sunlight thou D the hour ~
1oOn
7ee pain a gsdnight might not Lighter 10
Cpon the hro~ q JuDs
Wit eyes uprziAed ! sav the undervsnO
3d. Of Exal5owS-goor The instant sftervAc-
While from The elaa .Aers CANE strange tvttf0>
np
seilled scarce ere ,hsy were heard
Ths rfv-r seerned N stiveT and far down
It's dartenesi senzrh | saw the sycA-nor9
Lean PICARD closer under the vass frovn
That weighed abovs the shores
Tier, ~a< . roar born Of souae awful nssrst-
And ons ny. shr1skiax. ehartennz. b NJ
path
Fhsnz- BE- or I-o1f Of sosne spAcs accsE.s
a. . Jehovahs wrath
sos barely bad he ~reaked his latest prayer.
Ere tack the 1oon easned o er the ruin done
And. DER uprDoted forests. to1sled there,
The birds Gang IN the sin
jams whltcomh Rfey-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
BRlDCTON ACADEMY,
A WHITE COMPLEXION.

The spring rcrm n 'hi' vol known institution
OF srni Z. opens lanHiry 2iud, ts.o.
The i've regular co1r-es Of study inclute thi
Classical aud th' ~cirutiic ing for any college
the >"leri aaJ 'r To sl for hu sne~s trsc
INK and the Preparatory. fitting for ssy Of III. rrY
ulsr Academic cours"-.
An the differ nj departments Of a dr.' clas.
Arscemv tninta Hid.
rhr NstarI S'iruccs, Greek La'iu, German
French. fenmauship. ElbGatipn. Steu1graPhy Ma
ic. pravng aud rsinting are taught by competent
and eNp.rirusrd " .ehrss
course Of lecture. viii De given during the Sprinp
Term, BY Rev. n. Nernard 'Hrpentcr ot Boston, i'F
Thomas Hill Of rortap B. rrOtes.ors l., A lee An
G e Huichlns ~ Rpv'inin college. aud Others.
The sik' and scope o. tle .chaol Is by the 81
tendance during ths past year which NJ srlt ua
while the graiustng class had representatives trot
six Statc- aud unv Territory.
III" government and lis ipliue Of me school T.
good, III location plea ant AM hral'NfN, vhilD thu
.tureuts are removed FROM the temptations incideu
20 schools .itustYi in ,iiirs aud large tovas,
rut ion - %. 81 ~ ,al - % pee te IN The sta
dents II artitng Ciubs rpnd"r the expenses ver
low. Total expenses from rs to $50 per term.
Foe cslsloEu-s sud other i7fAr nation adire.'
GKo. v. 'nAn0prRNr. secretary, o. LLbwELLYN
BARTON friacipsl, North 5riigtnu, Maine
summer rrrm of riryru weeks opeus April BRO
l>sp
December Eth ISss declsleOdtwlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
An EXCELLENT SYSTEM.

An EXCELLENT SYSTEM.
System. my dear System! Whether Ia
managing . hou~nold OF the aaairs Of .
nation. system Is the watchword that guards
ns from failure In nay business / always IN
sist upon 1t, and hence my u63ce runs like
clocswork sow, here it Is, 7 oclockT-
Our supper boar being g. in,erruptss
calm, sweet voice. parenthetically
And The supper not ready" | continue,
no, consid~rtng tbs interruption worthy Of
notice In well ordered ACKNOWLEDGMENT
a. | ALLOW ours generally fs-supper should
he bu, question Of touching bell, at any
time from 10 s. When a man has teen
narasseti by business cares all day his diges
ton ls in that delicats condition that delay
Of half an hour Is likely to upset MS entire
Organization mental aud phyacai'
l Their. IS no,hing like a touch Of medical
sc.nce for creating en- impression upon q
| woman
| / had f.,i got N the cable cars In the east
end, and srhoush | was later than usual.
al not c,.4 rmpat.d TIE possibility OF sup
- - 10 -. -
I est housckecper 10 the city
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Annual Meeting.

The -tockholder. Of Granite National Bank OF
Ausss;a Maine, Will hold their annual meeting for
the election Of drector and for the Transaction Of
any other legitimate business, at their banking
room In usn'ta, Tuesday the sth day of January
$50 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon.
TRkBY JOHNSON, Cashier.
Dee. d. 1873. dsc@7dtf
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Timber Land for Sale.

ne sosth half Of Tsvnmip No. 2, Range 4, Yranh
u County, No. Also two biocks one mile squar
eseA. adtotalag. II No Z. r. .. hi. tract contain
between u ~ and a. 900 acres the largest part
vhisA = heavily timbereA With pine, spruce and o.
tween fosty and Afty millions II il well vatere1 B,
ALAef Stream and Tin Brook, both Of which eros,
h, taxing In part Of the famous Tim Pond Thee.
~ KsaDsieS bsloV Msosahsal Iaks,
0ILD1BT LOM0HELLOW,
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Spseial EMBELLISHMENTS.

omAn AdvexsaseneAta. nes exse~AisS ta-ee ass
To LII, Lost, &C., win b. inssrted here one tin
y cents, three times for ~ cents, and one ~,
fR 50 oeAts,h paid in sdSAAce- u NOE PAID 4
ADVANCE, RKGuIAR PArEs WILL EE cNARGNp-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

Monday morning
''Good-by Mind Susie takes care Of baby
Don't lie; Bob tease Mamie. Be sure they
don't fall into the fire Have supper ready
by d O'Clock Good-by No, if am a bud
ness man | must go 10 the train by mvself
Don't trouble about ne Gossi-byl food
byr
An active, trim figure, in warm wrap,
compact walking hat, short walking skirts
and common sense shoes. opens the front
gate, closes it carefully. and sails Town chs
street before the wind to the cars
The deuce take iii How Lonesome il ID
now she's sonel p
Papa. Mamies got my wagon
A scufse. = vigorous Now from Bob,
and Mamie is yelling With rage ike Swear
old Comancha
iess no time in getting to the dining
room, whsrs i find Mamie, With her teeth
~. ciutching whsel Of Bobs wagon and
pulling with all h~ might, while Bob. with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07

IT heard MIN, sntentiously
"Did you' / dHht
"ferH,iS uot But: on were saying. J
am never ,s,c4r pued There Is not.uns Ia
prevent my gong straight aleel sianie
mind You u %. .',l your tea Go GA. dear
l am list nia5,
rather N.sl, the baby had rot awakened
Just non Il. Sever, / have nsiloi Hiy cuors
10 the mas' 50 So on. rs finger tiv dan
Cling ch..
II WISE iiao nothing to do out T. manage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-07
Lost.

T OSr-Some wh-re in the rieiniiy Of Coombs'
Il Mills. pair u gold bowed SiAsses. The m
der will be suitably rewarded BY leaving the same
with ow nse nd 4 Beck, lx6 Water ST. ian.dlW.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-09
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Go to the Bed Rock for refresh
ments.
The Bed Rock Saloon, next door to
the Postoffice.
Mrs. r. s. Reeves, teacher Of Vocal
and Instrumental Music.
Children's Winter Caps for Is
cents, at Rosenstock's.
Children's Wooden Hoods for %
cents, at Rosenstoek's.
Wanted-To rent an upright piano
Address Mrs. F. s. Reeves.
Now and fancy style3 of Wedding
Stationery just received at the INDE-
PENDENT Office.
Missouri Cider, fresh and sweet, at
wholesale in quantities to suit at
Reckhart g. Froelich's.
A handsome line Of Ladies' and
Misses Wraps Of the latest fashion
Just received at Reinhart's. Go and
take a look at them. Prices way
down.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-09
Live And Let live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
and Provisions, as we'll SIS Glassware,
Queensware, etc, should not fail TO
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
A penny saved 10 asaood as apenny
earned and you can save money by pur-
chasing goods at home. carry a
large stock Of seasonable goods and
will sell at Live and Let Live prices.
218 Fl. CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-09
Hynenial.

south OF ToAno, ct the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hardy, q very
pretty. wedding took place last
"Wednesday, the 4th instant, whom
their daughter, Miss Flora Day
Hardy, was united in marriage to Mr..
John Shellbure, Of Grouse Creek,
Box Elder county, Utah. The popu-
larity Of the young couple induced
many Of their friends TO make the
trip from homes at Tecoma and
Toano to the Oasis Ranch where they
were cordially greeted and heartily
welcomed.
In the parlor at 7:30 O'Clock tho
marriage rites were performed by
Justice Willism Conger, Miss Julia
e. Hardy, sister of the bride, being
maid Of honor, while Mr.. George ".
Bruce acted as best man. The newly
welded couple were overwhelmed
with the congratulations of their
friends, besides being the recipients
OF many tokens Of their esteem in the
way OF presents, among which we
noticed the following:
Handsome Bedstead and Mat
tress-Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Hardy.
Pair beautiful Lace Pillow Shams--
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Hardy.
Handsome Album in Embossed
Leather-Mr. L. M. Hardy.
Autograph Album, Plush, Orna-
mentatfon in relief Miss TsiIla Hardy
and Mrs. r. B. Hardy.
Sewing Rocker-Mr. and Mrs. p.
b. Hardy.
Dsmask Napkins and Towels Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. BeIlinger.
Large Hand Mirror in crimson
plush. Miss Julia E. Hardy.
Dozen Silver Knives and Forke--
Mr.. j. d. Cazier.
Elegant Toilet Case, plush and We
neered crossed anchor and oer ON lid
in relief, containing completes set of
toilet articles-Mr. j. G. Lee.
Dozen Crystal Goblets, Pickel Jar,
bottles wine and cfder-Mr, and Mrs.
j. Fl. Cazier.
Silk Shoulder Wrsp-Miss Alex-
ander.
Dozen Silver Desert Spoons--Mr.
d. o. Bruce.
Silver Fruit Dish MIR. and Mrs.
G. II. Gordon.
Dozen Silver Tea Spoons Mr.. Geo
N. Bruce.
After the ceremony a reception
was held which was an excesdingiJ
pleasant affair, The bridal quadriile
was danced at Q p. u. and the young
people continued to trip the slight
fantastic" until midnight, when az
elegant supper was served and the
time passed IN fsasting was excep
tionaily pleasant, after sappei
dancing was continued into the "wee
sma' hours"
Later In the day Mr.. and MrB
ShellbuTg came to Toano accompanied
by their many friends who had en-
joyed the festivities attending TIL.
happy event.
A GUKgr,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-09
IKE And L.es tive.

Those VIC 3a$iee TO purchase the
best quality 81 ksroceeries and Pro
visions are referred to The above re-
liable house whore fair dealing and
courteous treatment Is the rule.
glassware, Tinware, StonewaTe, Nails
stc. Rtssaya insstock.
LII H.CHAsE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-09

WI. Reinhart has
just received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. If
you want your
clothes made to- or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples AS
has ever been ex-
hibited LIN Elko.
You can get "a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 GO
mp. Fit Guaran-
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-09
To an WHOM, It May CONCERN.

Notice il hereby given that I will
not be Responsible for nor pay any
debts contracted by Willie johnson,
nor is anyone but the undersigned
authorized TO sell or dispose Of any
cattle branded either CT or with a
quarter circle CROSS or anchor iron, as
/ have no agents.
MRs. CATHERINE WEST,
Dated Nov. y, 1899. I'm.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-09
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
sALMAGUNDl.
soire. Friday night

John NJ. Dorsey is In town to-day.
w. T. O,Neil came down from
Wells this morning.
Masquerade at Freeman Hall on
New Years eve. See notice.
George Gedney, Of Ruby Valley,
came down from Halleck Saturday
night and still remains in town.
The Reno Gazette of Move mbe
.Z3rd arrived last night. The new
fast mail train Is great institution.
John +. Wright, Of Ruby 1alley,
drove to Ha1leek last Saturday forty
beef cattle for shipment to San Fran
cisco.
Miss Emily Lemon, teacher in
Secret Valley, IL making preparations
to treat her pupils TO Christmas
Tree.
Webster Patterson has purchased
the residence lately occupied by Dave
Casper and will move in shout the
18th instant.
For the benefit of other titled
European paupers, the New York
World furnishes list OF 80 wealthy
widows and misses in that city, "a of
whose fortunes range from one to five
millions.
The ladies who have charge of the
collections for the Christmas Tree
are meeting with good success, tho
contributions being liberal. The
children are assured that "it's q
whack."
Mrs. G. w. Grover Jr. was taken
very sick with neuralgia of the stora-
ach last Friday morning and for a
time was considered dangerously in,
but at noon Saturday she was very
much better.
We were visited by q rain storm
last night which changed to snow be.
fore morning, This morning about
9 o'clock there was brisk snow
storm for few minutes, after which
the sun came out bright and clear.
Commissioner Harnfll came down
from Wells this morning having in
charge q Fog Squirrel which Fred
Wilson brought from the East. Mr..
Wilson brought two, one for Al.
Fisher, of Wells, and the other he
will take TO Tnscarofa.
We are indebted tothe Pope Manu-
featuring Co, OF Boston, Mass, for a
CoIumbis Bicycle Calendar Tor 1890.
The calendar proper Is In the form OF
pad Of 366 leaves, each 516z2A In
one for each day Of the year, to he
torn of daily, and ons for the entire
year; -
Pc lice Judge Lsidlsw, Of Oakland,
went on big drunk the other day
and after he sobered up he maintained
the dignity Of his Court by ordering
hfus elf arrested, entered plea Of
guilty, gave himself q good lecture
and fined himself $50, with the usual
alternative, paid his fine and ordered
the defendant released from custody
Attention is directed to the an
nouneement OF o Grand Christmas
Ball at Wells, which appears under
the head Of New Today. Those who
have charge OF the management are
old hands at the business, and every
one who has had the pleasure Of at
tending bali at Wells knows that
nothing is left pndone which win ado
to the pleasure and comfort Of guests
That al who atteEd the Christmal
ball Of 1893 viii have sn enjoyable
time goes without saying. Read tn.
adj. and then secure yonr partner FOL
the good time coming
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Christmas EsaM.,

HumbSLdt Lodge No. -, A.. o. wv
will give Gcand Ball at their HaI2
an Christmas Eve, 1885. Lack ozA
for their AL. which will sDpeau IN
these coilms IN due tluaGA.
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An immense stock
of Wallpapers, Bor-
ders and Decora-
tons, In all grades
and qualities and at
lowest prices at
Reinhart's. These
goods have just ar
rived and are the
latest patterns out
this season
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GOOD MUSIC

Hls BGGn JsGuncd.. ants all VITO attend WIZ
receive a anui!si welcome and .
PLEASANT iiynp Is assured.
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AZ tbs time and place specified above to
which cordial Invitation Is extended.