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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-24
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LEVY 4 DAVIS.
SPECIAL SALE OF H1GH-CLASS
PARIS NOVELTIES IN SILKS,
VELVETS, AND DRESS
GOODS.
SILKS.

A choice display Of DRESS and TRIMMING
SILKS No such variety Of new destgns ana
colorings ever before shown in this city over
two hundred pieces 10 select from. Among thls
extensive assortment will DO found
SHADED PiCOIs,
ILLUMINATED OMBRES,
CRYSTAL RACHETTEs,
RAINBOW DUCHEsSE,
FANCY YRILLEs,
SATIN MIkOlk,
BROCADE CHANGEABLES,
ETC, Ere, ETC,
and in addition the following special values:
s1.5OFANCY PLAID SILKS for 0Sc. a yard.
81 FIGURED EVENING SILKS for Zoe. a
yard.
Al eros GRAIN SILK for 75c. yard.
al BLACK TAFFETA SILK Tor 15c. yard.
sI.35 COLORED sATINS for 90c. yard.
sL75 BLACK MORE, new weave, for sl.2J
yard. ,,.,,,,, CANA,
1913 FANCY SATIN DUCHEsSE for 1926 a
yard.
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NAYY-BLUE TWILLED FLANNEL.

For Dresses. Suits, Blazers, and Capes, y
Inches wlde 20, 30, IS, 40, 90, and 6Oc. yard.
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FINE FRENCH FLANNELS.

FINE FRENCH FLANNELS for Ladies' Wrap
pers, Dressing sacques. Chdren's Cloaks, ~
incnes wide. In stripes. plsids, polka dots, and
figures, rich colorings, 65c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-24
SCARLET TWILL FLANNELS.
Extra heavy and fine for winter underwear,
81 inches wide, 25, 37l6, AZ. 80, 60c.
Cream FlannelS, Embroidered in Cream.

GOoD-QUALITY FLANNELs, embroidered In
neat patterns, 10 and 9Oc -.,........,.
EXfRA-FINE EMBROIDERED FLANNELS,
narrow patterns, handsome embroidery, with
hemstltching and open work, 81 and SL2o
yard.
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PRICE. "a.

FALt TTtINFs, v't.
Thoss who wear small sizes Will ind
SOM great bargains i'm this lot.
LADIES WOOL and SILkAND-WOOL
DEAWERS-R Regular price, s. and $50.
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FOURQUREAN,
PRICE ( Co..
OUR GREAT SALE OF
UNDERWEAR
SALE PRICE. 81

lot OF sizes and 3, In IMPORTED
RIBBED VESTS, heavy and medium
weight. high neck with long and short
sleeves. low neck and sleeveless-Regular
price. $3.50. Is. and s. per garment.
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HOUSEKEEPING LINENS,

lnclu ling TABLF-CLOTHS, DAMASRS, Dol
LIES, NAPKINS. TkAY-CLOTHs. BUREAU
sCARFs, T0WELLING, ART LINENS, &c.
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SALE PRICE. $3.50.
CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR

SALE PRICE, 75c.. with small rise
CHILDREN'S WHITE AND NATU-
RAJ WOOL COMBINATION SUITS, N
the best ribbed goods. for children to L
years of age.
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SALE PRICE, $50

for No. 3, with small rlse. for larger. sizes.
RAL-WOOL SHIRTS, PANTALETTES.
and BOYS DRAWERS. in heavy winter
weight, excellent value, and all sizes.
SALE PRICE. 90. CO.. AND Toe.
CHILDREN'S LOw-NECK AND
SHORT-SLEEVE WOOL VESTS, In
winter weight, best English goods, fun
regular made-Regular price, g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-13
rho SonLn Amcrlcnn TurmoIl.

VALPARAISO, April 12.-Prosident
Montt has signed the decree formally
declaring the Chilean provinces OF San
tiago, Valparaiso, Aconcaqua and
0SAiggins to be in state ! o.. siege oEo
The new cabinet has not yet been
formed, but will soon be announced.
A dispatch from Porto Allegro, Rio
Grande Do Sui, Brazil, says the German
and Italian colonists in that state have
joined the revolutionists, while from
Rivera comes the report that the
Castilhista forces are massed at San
Gabriel. Among the reports to-day
was the rather startling one that the
federals had evacuated Alegrett and re-
fused to continue tho fight.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres says
the negotiations for settling the troubles
in Catamarca have failed.
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tation building, in which every known
transportation and propelling vehicle
may be found, the mining, tho electTl-
cal and the immense agricultural! halls,
the forty-acre manufactures building,
the graceful triumph OF architecture,
the administration aud the novelty for
estry building,
These are only part, Machinery
hall, the wooded island ana its flowers,
with tho permanent Japanese temple.
the hundred acres devoted to stock, the
naval exhibit, the refuge OF Columbus or
the copy Of the Convent OF La RahldQ
and all the wealth OF the lagoon and
grounds, and, better than all, the clas-
sic and stupendous art palace, This is
the Worlds Fair. 1t is what was con-
ceived and what was carried out. II is
to be seen for 6fty cents. Nowhere is
there an extra fee.
THE GREAT SIDE SHOW,
Then, il the visitor desires, comes the
side show, the great number OF private
exhibitions ever attending upon tho
heels oil national or worlds fair exhibit
klUNes buL SiG LAAHS ohOHlA 10 h5pN AA
mind. Although these exhibits are
private en- terprisesthe best part OF them
can be seen for nothing, and all are
located together in a portion Of the
ground, the Midway Plaisance, to which
no extra fee is charged.
The street in Cairo, the German vii
lage, the Irish village, the Turkish and
Chinese settlements, with those repre-.
senting nearly every other unique and
strange nation, are absolutely free for
inspection. Their profits will be wholly
in the sale OF souvenirs and mementos.
Following these comes long list OF
manufacturing exhibits, which are not
only free, but 10 which visitors will be
invited by every artitice,
Then the last and the least important
Of all tho features OF the exhibition
come, the shows to which an admission
fee is charged. These are such Ms the
inevitable cyclorama, captive balloons,
the Esquimaux village, the home OF the
cliff jewellers, and the big Ferris wheel,
on which the courageous visitor can
elevate himself 800 feet in the air for 20
| cents.
The fair will cost the visitor great
deal OF money, doubles, but it will not
be because he cannot SEQ it for little.
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We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you are afflicted with
cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble. and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it a fair trial. and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund
cd. We could not make this offer did
We not know that DIR. Kings New Dis
covery could DO rolled on. It never dis.
appoints. Trial bottle frees at tho Logan
Drug Co. drug store. Largo sizo &c.
md 81. 9
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A Cure for Pneumonia.

Pneumonia and kindred affections OF
the lungs can DO easily prevented aud
cured by using an absolutely pure stirn.
ulant such as is used and recommended
by the best physicians. Your doctor
will tell you that Klein's Silver Ago"
or "Duquesne" Rye Whistles are abso-
lutely pure and the best stimulant in
the world to ,fortiiy the system against
the inclemency OF the weather. Silver
Age sells for 81 so per quart and Du-
quesne at 81 %. Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
SO Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa.
Send for complete catalogue, mailed
frnn
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A Good Thing for Coughs md Colds.

The more Cham berlain's Cough Rem
edy is used the better it is liked. We
know OF no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. 1t is good when you
first catch cold. 1t is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs are sore.
1t is good in any kind OF n cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen OF it and
every bottle has given satisfaction.
Stodman & Friedman, druggists, Min
nOsota Lake, MINI.
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Tho Golden Secret of Long LIrO.

Keep tho head cool, tho feet warm
and the bowels open. Bacon's Celery
Cure is vegetable preparation and acts
as a natural laxative, aud is the great.
est remedy ever discovered for tho cure
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and all
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Call
on Logan Drug Company, solo agent,
and get trial package free. Large
aizo dQc, g
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Tho laugh Is on the oll nInn.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April l2.-Lost
night NJ. Doyle, press operator in the
Commercial office. asked another oper-
ator, Mr.. Chris Reilly, to work for him,
stating that he felt badly. About mid
night Mr.. Reilly received motto from
Doyle informing him that Miss Reilly,
his sixteen-year-old daughter was Mrs.
Doyle. There was cereulean atmos-
phere for a few hours followed by
parental forgiveness and benediction,
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mo- Flght the Genry LAW.

BosroN, Mass, April 12.-Tho China
men in this city have held meetings
during the past day or two and have
decided to cooperate with their brethren
in this country in forcing an issue as to
the constitutionality of the Geary law
after May 6, also to engage counsel to
protect them locally.
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ART INSTRUCTION.

An Art Studio. conducted by Miss Rose N.
SWEENEY. will be opeued In connection with
Mrs, Harris School, September II, In tho school
building Pencll, Charcoal and Crayon Draw
ing OIL and Water ColorS aud China Painting,
Pastel Clay.modellng aud Art En9moling will
been conducting Art Classes with marked
success III tho east for the past iiyS or six
years. Further inquiry may DO made OF MISS
ROSE NJ. SWEENEY. 5L3 Main street. or MrA
NJ. Stevens Hart TT Main street, or at tho school
rooms on aud attor Monday, September Il
ana
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AT TIE DOWNTOWN HOTELS.

Tho down hotels will undoubtedly DO
filled with that class of visitors who arc
accustomed to secure apartments long
in advance and who take the trouble to
do so. They arc all under mutual
pledge not to take advantage OF this
advance rush, and it is not believed
that they have. Good hotels, and the
best in a city the size OF Chicago, are
high in their prices, when the capital in
them is taken into consideration, and it
ia not to be expected that rates will be
lower during the fair. One can look
for accommodation in them, II they are
not full, at s. day for the lowest rate.
Above this one can spend anything
500 day il the visitor wishes the best
apartments. But the great throng, tho
excursionists, the crowd that will come
pouring into the city from village and
country, will not look hero for place
to sleep. They will concentrate near
the fair grounds, where thegreat wooden
obstetrics have sprung up by the hun.
dred, like widespreading, mNny-fssurcd
mushrooms.
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NEW YoRx April l1-Thc petroleum market
opened steady in tono mud ruled In that CON
ditlon throughout the day. Speculation was
again extremely dull, Pennsylvania oil, spot
sales none. May options, saloS 1000 barrels
Opened, highest, lowest mud closed at G9c
Lima oil 20SG bid.
OILCITY, Pa, April l2-opehcd at 6s,Sc; high.
est GDlSc lowest GSHc; closed G0I3C: sales $1,000
barrels; cleAranccs $4,000 barrels; shipments
S27o2 barrels; runs Sl,076 barrels
.PrTsDuRgn, Pa, Aprll l2--oponod nj GslIc
closed at O0}Sci highest G0Nci lowest Gstlc,
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nuoklcn.. Arnlo, snlrn.

Tho best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
sores, tottCr, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, aud posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price 20 cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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RrenastntiA and Proylslons.

CHICAGO, April l9,-FlouF better demand aud
&HEs!-No, 2 spring. cash ss5$a sl3 No = 9
May slaOjaSG[Sc; SsEa763la76JIc
CoRN--Csh No. ., 4O!lc; April 35II.aiOISaiO1Sc;
May 4O9all hail 70; July q Sa42sSss423sG:., az.
OATs-COsh. No 2, 3S9Ia99G: Nav 27Ha2S1Sa
9s3{$c: June 2s4as9R9Sci July s71Sa!s2sa2S9Sc'
bARLEY-No, 9, &c.
F[AxsEEp-Sl l6I.
PRIME TIMoTIiYSEED-S42 %
MSS toEx7C4sh sl6 50al6 G?!$; May SO 12l5a
10 GOal6 67H July SIC SOalG 7SalG 721S; September
L1En-CGsh siG 90: May and July 50 75alO l21I
al0 10; September 50 S0alO 8ial0 90
snoRr MBs-Gash g 40a9 50; Nay, July and
September 50 LOAD 4Sa0 10,
SHOULDERS 95nO S71s; short clear 50 S5uo 90.
WIISKY-St IL.
BUTrER- Quiet; creamery 2Oao7c; dairy 2Ou25c.
EdGs-Firm III l5%c.
NEW YoRK. April 12-Flour. receipts 5000
barrels; exports 5000 barrels sales $3.50 barrels
market dull and steady. Wheat. receipts 1000
bushels; exports 1900 bushels: sales 2,4O5, 900
| bushels Of futures and $4,000 bushels OF spot;
| spot market active and strong; No. northern
siHc; No. northern S2lzc options firm and
| 7OEG7DHc; July 7OTaS0J Eas)%c; August So1Sc;
September SlaslSSoSl9sc; December A&ostj4a
| Si54c. Corn. receipts 1000 bushels: exports
| ungraded mixed h2a57c: april 40a40Haigl5c;
May 47ilc; juno 47Isai7GalTsC; July 4S1sc.
| OATS rGceints 1900 bushels; exports lS0 bush
els; snlcs, $4,000 bushels Of futures and $500
| bushes Of spot: market lower; May 33l sa3ta9ic;
June MNc; July 0lAci No ? Chicago SSc; No. :
white SOC. Cut meats quiet. Lard quiet; western
steam and May $40 %; July $40 3; September
$40 Is. Pork quiet aud hrmer; old mess sl7 75i
new mess slS!t. Butter quiet. Cheese steady
| Eggs, western lGHc Tallow quiet Resin active
| aud lower. Turpontlne quiet. Rice qulot. Mo-
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FlNANoR AND TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money and stOCE
Markets.

Tho Features OF tho Money ara SHOCK
Markets,
NEW York, April l2,-Monsy oil call was
easier at $40 per cont; last loan SIS per cent,
closed offered at Q per cent Prime mercantile
paper Ga7 per cent, Sterling exchange tirm at
81 s653ai IS, Sales 2is. 600 shares.
The stock was kept In feverIsh and unsettled
condition carly In the day by heavy selling
movement In sugar Thepressure was unaecom'
panied by any unlavOrahle rumors against pro
perry, but IN the case OF Dlstilllng ana Cattle
Feeding, which was also prominent IN the sell
ing movement, the drop was accelerated by re-
ports OF an Intended issue OF $40, 100 0l0 bonds by
the company, aud by Others 70 the effect that
the annual statement would be dlsconrnGlng 10
Stockholders. As the day drew to close there
was marked change In the temper oil specula'
ton, and under brisk purchases for long ac'
counts, as well as TO cover short contracts,
general advance ensned, and all former losses
were recovered, except In tho case OF DistilleFs,
aud something In addition, The market left on
strong Ut or near the best figures OF the day,
Railroad bonds were irregular. sales slrOIOOOO'
Government and state honda dull
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New YoHk, April L. .-Thcrc was no change in
tho general demand for dry goods, nor IN tho
apparent tone Of the market Tho price Of Gar.
nor Co. shifting prints was made cents.
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THE WORLDS FAIR,
An Estimate of What it Will oost
You to Soc 1t. 4
A VISITOR Gam SPEND MONEY
E1travaganrIy, or no Can DO Mod
ernte-You Can See Everything at
Comparatively Small Cost = The
Prices of Rooms and Meals-A Trip
Around tho World for Fifty Cents.

From Chicago Letter
"What will it cost to SEQ the Worlds
Fair2"
This is like asking whatit will cost to
live ak months in London. 1t de-
ponds upon how you live and what you
see.
You can spend what you like at the
fair, but spending all you will you can
easily get full value. The brieiest
answer to the question is that the big
fair as planned and carried out will bD
on exhibition for 30 cents, For half a
dollar day you can spend weeks in the
big halls and tho 800 acres oil ground
that surround them, What beyond
this tho show will cost depends upon
individual purses. One must cat. That
all may DO accommodated and that
there may be no claim OF eXtortion one
will be ablo to find three grades OF res
taurants. There will also be three
prices, and ii the visitor wants to pay
the highest OF these he gets little
more elbow room. Practically that is
the difference.
While the visitor is in town he may
live as lie pleases, AT the big hotels
rooms arc almost all engaged and with
this demand prices arc naturally high,
But it is not Mt the leading hotels that
tho thousands will stop. 1t is at the
thousand other specially erected and
inprovised places that they will look
for accommodations, and it is here they
will find the chief item OF the Worlds
Fair expense. What the cost OF living
in these places will be will vary with
the location and possibly with the do
mand. The surest way to obtain low
rates and to make satisfactory arrange
ments with these houses is to do ii
now. They are all, or practically all,
tlrst-class, and most OF them are now
trying to secure business, Their ad-
vertisements meet tho reader in every
paper and in the back OF every maya
zine. Rooms can now be reserved at
fixed rates, running from 81, 81 50, 81 to
IS day.
In most places board is supplied at a
similar rate, and where it is not restau-
rants are TO be found OF all classes and
OF all prices There is not much doubt
TINT persons with money can get all tho
ease and comfort they desire, and that
those who have to watch their expense
accounts can get bigger returns for
their money during the fair than they
could now in any large city.
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

on md after Saturday. October /, lSgL train
will run as follows city time:
LEAyE WiEELiNG--"6.00 n M. 100 a. m. 500
a. M. 900 m, 1000 a. IN. II: 100 u tn.. 1900 IN.
p ~; S:oop, m. 100 p m, SOD p, m, 800 n
IN. 100 n. m
LEAVE ELM GEovE-eGo1a m. 7oJA M, 500
a IN" Goa m, 1000 a. m. il:00 O. m. 1900 M.
p. m; 500 p. M, ZOO p. IN, 81 90 p IN, $50 p
In. 10 Top, m.
oDRilS OGcopt Sunday
sySBAY-chMreh trains ieNve FAN Grove at
H. Z WElSGERBkR
ocl General Manager
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Baltimore Cattle Market
UNION STOCK YAnpS, CLAREMoNr,
MONDAY. Anru 10 IgO1

swinc..-Tho receipts are light again this
week, being 800 head less than tho light offer.
ings Inst week Trade Is fair, the supply being
apparently equal u tho demand. Prices arc 2bC
per 100 lbs. easier than those ruling lust week.
7 50 per 100 lbs. gross and roughs Sd OOa6 % per
100 lbs. gross. Receipts OF hogs this week 1900
hcnd
Sheep and IambS--Therc is but little II any
change In values OF sheep and lambs We quote
but trade is not aCtvO clipped sheep 3ISa5c per
ID. gross Fall lNlubs 5a6AC, fair trade and bet.
tor dcmand spring lambs 7a9kc per ID. gross,
and few extra shade higher. Trade SLOW
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Live Stock.

FAST LIBERTY, April l2-Cattle receipts $50
head: shipments iJ head: market steady; prime
s. 75aj 90: fair to good 81 50ai 50; common " 500
3 IS; fresh cows and springers Si5to SIS. Hogs
receipts 1870 head; shipments 1000 head; mar.
kGt weak; fair llghtto best Philadelphia 81 5Oa
S 0O. Sheep, receipts 100 head; shipments loo
head; market steady; primo s. b0a5 80; fair TO
good s. 70; common s. Goat y; lambs 81 5OaG IS:
yearlngs y oOa5 7ji clipped sheep 81 4ja5 No..
Veal calves s. 5Oa5 .,
CHICAGO April 12-Cattle receipts $1,000 head
shipments 5000 head; market lower; choice
steers s. 2j1b b0 medium 81 Ojn5 20; others 81 50a
4sO; Texans S21aibi Hogs receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1900 head market steady and low
or; mixed mud packers 81 S0a7 0O: best 81 2Oa
Z 80: lights 80 7OaG gj. Sheep, receipts, 1900
head; shipments 1000 head; market slow, ma.
tiyGs s. s9lb $751; clipped Texans 81 Goal %; lambs
81 T5R6 G5.
CINCINNATI, April 12-Hogs lower at s. 75a
745; receipts 1000 head; shipments 1908 head.
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NEW YoRK, April 10 pig iron stcndy Amer.
LEAD easier at d 10 Tin strong at sW 50.
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When BABY was SIck, we gave hor c0StOriA.
When shows a Child, HhO cried for cautoslG,
When she became Miss, Sho chung to cuStoris.
When she had Children, she gave them CaStotla
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JEwELRY.

clSclsSGrl, o., April i2-Coiton quiet aud
!tcady! lnIddllng $50
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EDUCATIONAL
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION

Tho monthly examination Of students In the
shS ssEs pSP1 o. ba sS T " dsN6
Hall Friday, the 24th ulL Glass No. ! gained
first in general average. No: first IN
writing familiar work; No. 5 FIRST speed
IN tranSlntiug miscellaneous work. Then each
member OF class No, l, namely: Miss Eettle
BFatnard. Of saltwater. 0, Mss Carrie Stewart;
OF Martlu's Ferry, o. Miss Mary Ritter. city, aud
Miss Anna Llngan. city, passed personal final
examination under a dlSInterested examiner
writing 100 to 100 words to the minute OF I'M
familiar miscellaneous matter thus emitting
them to TIE highest graduating honors and TO
our beautiful Autographed Diploma OF the
Shorthand Department OF tho under graduates,
number presented especially fine work In
typewrItIng and penmanship. IN acquiring a
thorough knowledge OF Shorthand. our students
make the quickest time OF any school IN this
country which results entirely from the great
simplicity OF our new method, ''Shorthand Sim
plihed," Of which We hold the exclusive copy.
right and which includes tho best points OF
the Htmanlc. Crab am and Munson systems and
over which our students arc so very enthusiastic.
AMI
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y Pennsylvania Stations.
I Ig2RnSyIVdRidL LINES


rlrKET OETicEs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATfnN o.
WATEH bT,, Fnnr or ELHyENrH Fl, WHEELING,
AT hlCLuAE HouHE. WHEELiEH, AND At TIE
PENNsYLNANA BrATiON. pRiDOEPOnT.
ForTiwTsr RIHTRS-"pAp IftEDLE IlOurB"
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AROUND THE FAIR GROUNDS.

The Worlds Fair grounds, bounded
upon the east by Lake Michigan, ex.
tend from Fifty.ffth street to Sixty.
seventh street in parallelogram half
mile wide, Like fringe hotels have
attached themselves TO the borders OF
tho great show grounds on tho three
open sides. Brick, stone, wood, the
new building material "statT" all have
entered into the makeup Of these struc-
lures, and considering tho possible
temporary use OF some OF them the
money tied up in some OF them appears
to retute all argument OF profit. There
arc many erroneous ideas rs to the
character oil these structures. Many
arc temporary, but as many are meant
for use in future as fiat and apartment
houses in part OF tho city that is
already given up to residence purposes,
1t is in these that ono should look
for rooms, and il the visitor is wise he
will have them booked before he comes.
The rates will not be high, and 1t will
be possible to secure at least u part OF q
room for 81 day. Beyond that more
can be spent as better accommodations
are desired. For women or families
tho most economical and satisfactory
stop will be in private house. Citi.
zens aside from tho pecuniary return,
are making arrangements wherever it
is possible to entertain visitors through
feeling Of interest in the success OF
the fair. Within throo blocks OF the
Worlds Fair gates rooms are to be had
in tho woll.furnished homes OF mer.
chants for as low rs s. day, but in
very fow OF these places can board bo
expected. Tho hotel and boarding
house question is one that can be
summed up in sentence: You can got
what you want.