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"KRITmo" reads character IRON handwriting
Write in lux, on unruled paper, in an mdls-
guised hand. State sex. Send Win 80 cents
stamps or postal nOte 10 "hrilikO." 609 Mer.
chant street, San Francisco.
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aAssAGE.

M ISIS n. WILLIAMS. 92IA MARKET ST; MAS
W sage treatment; first floor. room 6. myl ST.
M RS. MPSON--HAND-RUBBING. SWEDISH
w movement; baths. l1s Grant ave, IN 81. IS Sc
QOl o'FARRELL: PARLOR 4-GENTLEMEN'S
OO2 mending neatly done. MISS MABEL COE Y
NoUNG LADY FROM CHICAGO: GIVES AL
eohol batls. 33la O,EarreI ST. nlrlor 8. NJ 10 -
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GENTLENFN, go TO Dxon's. 429 Kearny ST., near
California. If you wish fine hat
TxrRA mmr- pes. swArN,s- aIs suffer st,ea.
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ADYERTlsfNG

+ you WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
= anywhere at any time write to GEO. 7. ROW Eli.
q 70, ~ spruce ST., New York aug ly
livery ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION o.
II the subject OF advertising viii do We'll 70 OBJ Via
eeopY OF Book for Advertisers" 800 pages pres
u; mailed. postage paid receipt or price; coz
L1inS careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers sad
Class lournas gives tbs circulation rating OF every
one and good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining to the business OF ady9r-
Using Address ROW ELLIS ADHEk FtSIN9 BU-
kEAu - Spruce St. New YORK Ru1s ~
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sPifsITU ALISAT.

4 LII CHALLEN rs ACCEPTED-MRS f. A.
~ ROY the celebrated English trance clairvOyant:
every hidden mystery revealed; helps ali who are
In trouble; never fails: gives advice all points
OF Interest, business transactions love affairs. FAINT
~ troubles. STOCK SpeculatiOns, law suits, lucky
numbers lucky days, locates diseases, hidden
treasures and restores lost affections. brings the
separated together. makes speedy aud happy
fiages with the one you love; tells II the you
love Is true or false; has lucky Roman Egy DJian
.alismsn 10 help all ont OF trouble: and shows
pictures OF the you VIII marry. Send for
large illustrated circular; tnci0se stamp. MRS. e.
A. ROY. 537 OFsrreil ST. sp19 II
NINE. RosETTA-ADyICE on ALL BUSINESS
W and personal matters Isl Fourth S. my6 3m
MRS. j. }. WHITNEY. CLAIRYoYANT TEST
H1 medium and life reader. 2lS Stockton APPS tt
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M IDDLE AGED MAN WISHES TO MAKE AC-
w quaintanee of maid or widow 90 TO 25. Object
matrimony' Address l.. NJ, box 95, Cal bTanrh
= 49,
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roRNSl CORNSt WARTS WARTS BUN
y ions moIes and caIoas flesh permanently
removed without pain by Dr. Lalnottes French
Corn Pafat aud Dr. Lam0tte's French BnntOn Pas
ters Is cents; sold by ali drug9 lists and ShoestorcS
Depot 1919 Marser st s f. myl4 st
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DVICE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
n speciality marriages anuuiled, quick, quiet;
suits commenced in any county: COLLECTIONS Claims
damages liens, attachments, etc, enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits or every description d3
tended or prosecuted vigorously; terms reason abs;
no charge unless successful: criminal aud civil
lawyers practicing in all the courts established ID
wears: references, banks and business houses. D.
w HOWE a. co, attorneys and c0unSelOTS-8c-l1w.
NIark IL StocktOn. se2l 81
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THE ELCo. 8631A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! renovated; new bedding; bess-known house in
city: rnnln &c per ni9ht; 81 TO So per week 10 u
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CLATRYOYANTs.


KNOWLEDGE Is POWER.
~ Arrival extraordinary OF the worlds m ost
famous medium, MRS. DR. +. SHERMAN, OF Brlt-
ish fame, known as the child medium Of England.
Blessed are the peacemakerS.
For they shall be called the
children OF God
Remain not In darkness and ignorance but seek
ye the light Of knowledge and learn what the nIys-
teriouS future holds forth for you.
Like bright meteor flashing across the dsrkeae ed
sky, this brilliant iitt;e medium from across The
fan IN your midst to dispel the heavy gloom
and bitter woe from the thousands OF biighted
hearts.
Do nor allow skepticism silly religious scruples
MRS DR. SHERMAN
Is recognized by the press. medical faculty and
scientists generally as tie most celebrated medium
OF modern times.
Lifting dark veil OF your future life she gives
you valuable ADVICE and AID in all affairs OF llfe,
of private we'll of business nature, as for
instance pertaining to Love. NatCimony, Frentt-
ship, Business, Lawsuits Contested Wills. Divorce
Damage Suits. Claims Collections, etc. JoGrne, 5.
Speculations, option Deals, Pending Pension
Claims, Mining, Races, etc. etc, etc
She discovers lost or stolen property. finds buried
treasures, prevents sickness and misfortune aud
reconciles those separated eStranged. thus also
restoring lost happiness TO homes 1t Is needless to
say chat sine Ia all eases
GUARANTEES FULLEST SATISFACTION
Her revelations are certainly wonderful aud ara
acknowledged to be OF the highest order. Shs
man power as to the proper course 10 be pursued
life.
Her descriptions OF your friends and enemies are
as real as though they stood before you.
Hours A.. NJ. TO 5 NJ. strict
n, B.-Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by mail.
Send stamp for illustrated pamphlet with special
terms. THIS Is Madam's first visit.
MRS DR. +. SHERMAN, ITO oFarrell ST. myS Il
Mason St, room g. nvI5 Tts
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BARRIERS WANTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
ID Journeymen BARRIERS Union. 80 OsFarrell ST.,
rooms 10 anI II: free employment bureau; first
e ass workman nfShea ap29 FrMONe u
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a. ANTED-HoNEsT SOBER MAN AT ONCE
W for light pleasant work $50 per month; small
capital; help wanted more than moaey. Apply at
23S Kearny ST.. room d. myl9 Az
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EDUCATIONAL.
DEMOVAL NoTIGE-MRS MAY JUSEPHIKIN-
IL caids school of eloeuton and expression is now
forming summer classes for young ladies and gen.
temen; Desarts physical culture speciality His.
tory building, 72S Market Sc. myl2 II
DRoF THoS. w. BREE, TEACHER BANJO,
L guitar, mani olin and violin. 305 7th. my7 6m
ID W. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 2sI3
L Howard ST.; terms moderate. APPS I'm
DARISIAN FRENCH AND FLUTE; PRIVATE
1 lessons SOC. W. FORD. 514 Suffer apps 30%
A CADEMY OF LANGUAGES ODE FILIPPES)
~ 800 Post St; established 1871: Professor De
FiliDpe graduate OF the academies of Paris and
Madrid, continues TO instruct in Spanish and
French by his simpifed practical method. saving
months of study. ap22 I'm
CCHo0L OF ELOCUTION AND EXPRESSION
~ voice culture. recitation, stage business. PRO-
FESSOR }. r KINCAlD. principal. 117O tom
GINGING LESSONS: VOCAL CULTURE. APPLY
- 500 Powell st, Prof. j. X o6ILYIE. mrl3 3m
CCHUOL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL ELEO
- trical engineering. surveying architecture az
saying; estab 1864 A. van der Naillen, 723 Market
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST ST.
II Doubleentry book keeping, penmanship, short
hand. writing, telegraphy. etc, ali inoiudedta
business course under one fee OF $50. ie30st
pACIFIo BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 PoSr ia.
A LiiesehoiarshID. SIS; dav ana evening. ooAs6
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MOTHERS HAVE LONG FELT THE NEED OF
vi private parlots where chdrens hair aud nails
could receive proper attention. We make speelalty
OF this work; chiidren'S bangs trimmed 10 ceuts,
curling fluid 20 cents, hairdressing and manicurIng
taught. La Verte Toilet Bazaar, ll7O A'St. mrl1 u
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tD1UUU restaurants in this city, average r.
cefpts $50 daily: ample trial allowed TO eoaviaes
the purch ser IN every WY part purchase money
may remain and pay up monthly. BAILEY, ~
Market. dpZJ u eX Su
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Tbese are closing prices at SMITHS CASH
STORE, 4I6AlS Front 81, Take them now. Send
Tor All-rag list OF bargalns. myl4 81
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CTEADY YOUNG MAN AS COOK IN BOARD
y ing-house Address D. s, box 10 this once. y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

r I'VE sIAN, A HUSTLER, WITH UNLIMITED
IL energy, push and strict business habits 81
sres situation after June l. salary not 50 mueh a
object as opportunity to advance. Address =. T.,
Manager box SO. Call Branch once myl9 81
CITUATIoN WANTED BY PRACTICAL FLOR
- list and nurseryman; references. Address GEO.
KRANZ, New Atlantic Hotel, MONTGOMERY ave
nue.. myl2 OF
DEsPECrABLE MIDDLE-AGED MAN WOULD
IL like some light employment: understands
horses: furnish reference as to honesty and So
briefly. Adore IS Good W ork, box 104, Gail Branch
once. my1o So
CITUATIoN WANTED By ENGLISH GARDEN
- er; thoroughly understands his business; care
OF cows; good ailrGund man on place. Address ,.
NJ. box 3d. this Office myI0 ol~
EIRsT-CLASs PAPER-RULER WANTS EN-
L ployment. Please apply V. W., Hack 10
tel Eddy ST. my 10 5t~
VoUNG GERMAN WANTS PLACE TO DO ANY
Kind OF work; country or city. Address j. b.
SO Fourth st. mylo 81
ELpERLY. RELIABLE GERMAN WANTS
~ light work ia city country; good home
more than good wages. Address Good Home, box
1OI, Cail bIahcn- my 10 ~
pARTEN DER WANTS A SITUATION; BEST
ID of references. Address p. j., box l07, Gail
Branch. myl5 ITS
CTENoGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER, THOR
- oughly experienced in general Office work.
wishes position in wholesale house or corporation
where there is chance TO rise; can produce excel
lent references willing to work for moderate salary
to commence with. Address A. II box SO. this
Office myl4 tt
/ oY OF II WANTS PLACE DRIVING WAGON;
ID knows city we'll and understands care OF horse.
Address Boy, box 90, Gall Branch ONCE. myl4 Bis
ORDERS FOR JAPANESE LABOR AND Do
" mestic hep promptly attended to; our specially
high-srade help Room 4. Powell St myl2 rs
A MEXICAN WANTS SITUATION; UNDER
N stands horses thoroughly; is willing 10 work
and make himself generally useful around place.
Address NORMAN, 537 Saeram ento ST. mylO e
EXPERIENCED BOoKKEEPER, AGED %.
II wishes situation in wholesale house where
there is a chance for promotion; quick at figures
steady, sober and reliabe first-claSs reference
Address g. w. box 5 J. Call Once. ap29 tf
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HISTOLOGY.

NINE. MOREAU, 10 FOURTH ST. FORTUNE E
w teller elairyoyant; Thereafter; fee 25c.ml5 -
C1LAIRVoYANT; FEE 25c; LADIES ONLY
~ SGT Third St, basement. my15 3t*
AIRS. WILSON TELLS PAST, FUTURE. PRES
WI ent; ladies soc. gents 81. l0S Eighth my l Sm
NAME. DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
w by eggs cards; tells entire life. past pres
eDt. future consultations on all affairs, nothing
cepted name given, valuable advice and sure help:
restores lost love 10y sympathy: mistake impossible;
diseases cured; tee 81 letter So. 80 Kearny Is ~
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRYOYANT. HAS RE
wi moved 70 IL Turk ST.. Room 9: fee soc. OIL,
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nFIP wANTEp-coNrINUED.

an
DRESSMAE ON VESTS; MUST UNDERSIAND
l. business. Gal Stevenson st.
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DARBER-SHOP AND cIGAR-SToRE FOR SALE,
ID cheap; account departure. 9ll13 LarEia 10 81
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HELPER ON PLAIN CANDIES. APPLY TO
IL ADOLPH HROMADA, 222-224 Battery. 10 2t~
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IA ANTED-GENERAL TAILOR. 1a4 GEART
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GRAND PICNIC FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
II in prices picnic hats at the Bee Hive Millinery
80 SKIN St direct importers. mYl4 SaSuM W Fr
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Observation-Disclosures.

A C. BROWN OF BOSTON, WHERE HE HAS
II executed many OF the finest specimens OF
needlework seen IN this country is located at
7l7 Eddy St. where he Will do all kinds OF en-
brOidery and artistic needlework at short notice u
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C7INGLE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET; MEMS
- washing and mending done 1872 stevenson
ST near n ntb myl5 3I$
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EyS San Francisco Chapter No. 1, n
bS~G Royal Arch MaSOns, meets THIS "a
EVENING for business and K. A. degree. All x y
companions in good standing are invited. NV
n
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NO IN PER MONTH IN ADVANCE; PLANO
ID Z.DO lessons given by competent teachers
eItr Oakland. Alameda. PianO. boy lO4 CaII Rr as
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LOST.
7 OST-BROWN SPANIEL DOG WITH WHITE
II breast; months old Reward win be paid az
800 McAlliSteT Sc.
er06 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THE
ID ~ party telling VINO stole the To5ebush Satur-
day evening from t2O Hermann So. myl6 Ats
MAY Is: GOLD LOCKET; ENAMELED; X. e.
WI + side other side Il. $. c. engraved: going
from Post ana California St, on Powei-st. car; suit
able reward. Station d, p. o.
I OST-BLACK AND WHITE COW; branded
IL II Oh right hin: both ears marEed. Return the
same to Twenty eighth and Washington ave. and
receive liberal reward
7 OST-PASSBoOK WITH THE HIBERNIA saw
II ings aud Loan Society of San Francisco. in the
name OF PA RICK RODGERS (No LAT, 1881 May
il. 1892. Finder Will please return to bank Is ST.
T oST, So so REwARD-SoUARE GOLD PIN
II with diamond in center on Thirteenth ST., from
Howard to Mission, Ridley to Valencia from
Mission. Finder please return to THOMAS f.
BOYLE, this Office. my15 its
7 OST-A PASSBoOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL SAVINGS md Loan Society OF San francisco. in
the name OF EUGENE MULANEY, No. ISL, A29.
The finder will please return TO bank my135t~
I oST-A PAssBOoK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco In
the name or MRS. A. POOLEY No. 166, 365
The finder will please return to bank mylS 5t~
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Young UNMARRIED GENTLEMAN 20 WITH
Il good income. desires acquaintance OF educated
young lady with View to matrimony. Address NJ
n. H., box 40. Cali Branch Office myl5 DTS
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EIRsT.CLASS PAPER-RULER WANTS EN-
Il ployment. Please apply V. W., Haekmeier's Ho-
tel Eddy st NY ID 81
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C1FAMEN FOR HONOLULU, NEW YORK AND
- Europe 634 Washington ST. my Il IL
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3 cans table frulr, no 3iite .-......-.
10 cans best pie fruit, best variety ......-.....
SO lbs dried Mission graUes.
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none found. Each OF the Leading hotels OF
the city will take a few OF the colored
brethren. and some of them will be enter
tanned by the well to do colored people Of
the city.
The city council will give a grand ban
quet on Monday evening, May 2, in honor
of the conference delegates and other dis
tinguished visitors Mayor Bemis will
make the address Of welcome and Hon.
John NJ. Thurston and other distinguished
orators will speak.
Many OF the energetic business men Of
Omaha intend TO devote a considerable
part Of the month of May 20 the work Of
entertaining the conference delegates.
Numerous schemes are being devised for
the pleasure of both the entertained and
the entertainers Luncheons will be give2
b. the professional men Of the city 70 the
delegates belonging TO corresponding pro
fessions and business men will strive 70
make il pleasant for delegates who repre-
sent their particular line Of business. In a
score Of ways the delegates viii be shown
that the people Of Omaha are hospi;able
Although Omaha Is city OF very recent
growth and possesses no ruins, grand old
castles or any Of those antique attractions
that are the pride and boast Of Older Amer.
can and European cities yet this young
giant OF the plains is not without sttrac
tons that may well claim the attention O.
every visitor One Of the points Of inter
est IN Omaha il the great Omaha and
Grant smelling and refining works. which
employs nearly so men. and turns on
millions Of dollars worth Of silver. copper
lead and many other metals The crude
ores are shipped here from Colorado, Wv
oning. South Dakota and Mexico The
works cover nearly thirty acres q ground,
and ere said TO be the largest IA the United
States.
Another poin; Of interest Tor visitors Is
the American water works plant located a.
the suburban .own a. Florence. seven mile
above he city OF The Missouri riyer In
this splendid plant The American Water
WORKS company has expended over 400.
co. From the<s immense reservoirs tie
entire supply Il water Tor Omaha AID The
suburban cfrv = SoE-h Omaha il furnish
Cd Fully N ffs3 Pee PIE. together with al
,he TsrIosss institutions that coosuE0s
water. are sGogised fr9u this great pump
inG s.stion-
BEf perhaps the mCs- Interesting insti-
tation IN tne viGfuitv 4 Omaha. 70 iee
average Vl-IE.lr - the so gars4s add pack
ing bau~s q Saath Omaha THIS eDeE
gs-.c s1huris Il Omaha j. now tAsrd Ia the
ilst o. PORK and t-ef packing ce1sers II TIT
Casted S.s:eS. belaz ostrzEkec o-ly b
Chicago ard Kansas C.Ty. Sever1l shea
ssEl Es46 e sas--E- I'd EG<s AZ A-AGGA-<x.
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ed ana dressed daily IN each Of hall a dozen
mammoth packing houses located at this
great packing center. The wonderful sys-
TEN, the dexterity and vastness of the
slaughtering and packing business done
here strikes the average visitor with aston.
ishment.
Omaha has few handsome parks, some
great buildings and a number OF palatial
residences, ali Of which will be shown to
the best possible advantage.
The Lininser art gallery is another point
of interest that visitors should not fail
TO take In. IL IL considered the finest
private collection Of paintings 20 be
found in the ~est. Mr.. Lininger IL a man
of wealth and has been a great trsvele:
His collection embraces wide range of
the choice works from the hands Of the old
masters and many modern pieces Of ex-
ceptional merit. His collection Of valua-
bic decorated chinaware Is particularly
worthy of careful NOTE. Among his more
valuable pictures there are several that he
could sell at any day for 5000 TO $4,000
Across the river from Omaha lies Coun-
ell Bluffs, city Of about 1900 people,
which will no doubt claim the attention Of
the visitors for at least one day during the
conference. The delegates need rot ex-
pect TO see finished city or a people who
have much time TO spare in the pleasures
and pastimes Of lifs here in Omaha. but
they may rest assured that very hearty
welcome will De extended 70 them and ev-
cry effort will be put forth 10 make the
soiourR Of the visitors very pleasant oDs
The conference sessions VIII be held In
Boyd's theater large and superbly ap-
pointed opera house which seats about
Z. so people The thsatsr is centrally 10
Gated and convenient 10 the various electric
car lines running % all parts Of the city
The committee meetings will probably bs
held Ina the churches that are centrally
located and az the hotels. Preparations
have been begun 20 provide large dinirg
hall where the delegates viii take their
MONDAY luncheon thus relieving them
from the necessity n going - the homes ~
the people where they win BE- entertained
for the midday meal, and giving them al
opportunity 20 return 20 COMMITTEES work
with less delay J. u GILLAS.
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An Impossible Girl.
ROBERT GRAVES.

Once on 4 time there lived a maid
Who never was Of mice afraid,
4 perfect game Of whist she played,
This mad enhancing.
OF gown and styles she never talked.
Attempts 10 compliment she baked,
For exercise size caly walked
Ste hated dancing.
She wore no loud. queer colored glove,
She never yet hid been D love,
Her bureau Le.G &c picture OF
II. latest actor.
And. Furthermore. she never went
To IRtin@es. Ecr ever spent
Her change for coda. Voses sent
CoG.t Lot attract her.
or slang SIZE ue~e- 1s,d q word.
OF fiFtia- she lad Eere- beard,
SocIety -; seemed absurd
She id aa. rare cor.
At GSs resorts where g3@a were rot
She never seemed - care e jot.
Unit! The .acf-crS Np-- ,A-e1 VI hat
The E!Ti was there FOR
No one VIII ko8w from whence she came
She leit co TrSorI GGt hey fame,
Not even e-su We LEARN her name
Or what her Starion.
When Gid she live iiow did size dies
She lived il fancy. rs : l.c.
I've o1ly :~sed - sTzcJics ny
1-lagiaS-ia1-
-ss---Ss y, SGrlett g. SztExy.
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4 Fatal Sincere.

Taking snaff to induce sneezing is, or
at any rate was. very common practice.
The familiar ''at-choo" usually brings
mild smiles to the faces of bystanders. 1t
certainly has never been considered to be
token danger. and yet in Dawson, Ga, a ne
tress named Martha Rountree was recent
" killed by sneeze. Martha weighed 246
pounds. and earned modest living by
keeping a restaurant on Main street. One
day she was attacked with violent fit Of
sneezing, and the terrific strain caused the
skin OF her stomach TO burst. This was
promptly sewed up, but she died couple
of days after.
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OMAHA HOSPITALITY.
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE WILL
BE WELL ENTERTAINED.
The Good People Of the Town Are Max
ing Elaborate Preparations for the Re-
ception and Entertainment of Visitors.
Many Points of Interest in the City.


Especial Correspondence.1
OMAHA. April I9-The citizens of Omaha
are looking forward to the month of May
with anticipations of a very interesting ma
ture On May the quadrennial or gen
eral conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church will be opened in this city and will
continue as usual. one month.
In order TO secure the location Of the con
ference in this city leading citizens pledged
their individual bonds that the entire ex-
pense of the conference would be borne by
the people of Omaha. This pledge will be
faithfully kept. Several months ago active
preparations were begun to secure the nee
essary funds with which TO redeem this
pledge, and the leading citizens. without
regard TO creed or religious profession. have
responded freely. both in subscribing 10
the cash fund and in agreeing 70 entertain
delegates in their homes. The citizens
committee having in hand tie entertain
ment problem has taken up the work IN a
very systematic and bus.nesslike manner
1t was decided 10 secure entertainment, in
private homes for about 800 Of the so dele
gates expected at the conference, and the
remaining 300 viii be provided with &C
commodations at the hotels.
In the work Of securing entertainment II
private homes the committee has succeeded
remarkably well. and nearly ali thai . ~
quired in that direction has been accom-
plished Many Of the finest homes u the
city will be open 20 thedeiegstes- a great
many people who reside here havepersoaSl
acquaintance among the delegates and
have requested the pleasure u entertain
ing them The committee has acecsisll -
these requests in every instance where
il was possible 20 do 50, and IL that way
the matter of entertaining viii become
double pleasure Tne question q eL;c-
tanning the colored delegates appeared
be something 81 = p71Zzl~ Tor 3 time hr-.l
matter has been = avran yed that A. di6
Guilty viii he avoided. unless some 0Te.
sensitive colu-ed IRAN sao-ld take
himself -
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.irn s.,Irr..1.

According 20 re flspu "a 81 ,sbles q 49,
yssr the Ca.lsez r-E f4se st3a iss6s TO
world N-ifh - ~ 80 psOp.s The Essslsa
empire eoEss urEf wlgk sig - ffse fksa
sbs Russian ssIsh Iss - 90 Frsses sal
hsr eo!onics ~ish e. II - En9 ,hs Ualssd
States ~fta as~>ss a. ,rsay
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Mr.. Hozariy--I see they have invented .
watch ia which Fou can see the works
Nr. DOugherty-Ths;'s nothing. NJ
watch and chain have been invisible ever
since last years races.-Jewelsrs' Weekly
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Cssal tio'ss ST; 20 jssn.
Hat broAe. briuns1 witsavakz.
Biggest bocts va serr seea.
Hands zorn hard ~ tae I'D rake.
Nov his shases are si4inln black.
small ard lzrFgN ~ isss tSez.
Al ca " "Wednesday. c,sF ca fsst
Johzs ~ q. 3D. saa1aY e4se<
Pretty g-i a. Tsrfis Hro1k.
Dszzatsr Il -. isstE4ar sss.fh.
WIZ 3 fs45. azs-f ~ 4s3E
rs ~ s1tsF kesfs1 aitA-
IL ~ hair afs tsEsI ere.
rss@sss 81 fsl a. szg sses--
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