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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
The Science of CoIOrs.

InHaueipnla RECORD.
A notable instance of the modern relega-
ton to the past Of some loDg-established
scientific theories is furnished in a paper
read by Prang, the artist, before one of the
Boston institutions of art, on the science of
cniors. Thus, in regard TO the commonly
accepted rule that blue and yellow lights
produce not green but white. 1t is shown
by the Maxwell rotary disk that this as
sumption, though true of experiments with
certain particular blue and yellow.
does not apply TO combination of
the ideal blue and the ideal yellow.
Employing for an ideal blue a blue
free from both red and yellow, and for
his ideal yellow one that was free
from both blue and red, Mr.. Prang claims
to demonstrate that the usual mistake has
arisen from too loose a use of the terms blue
and yellow; these as is well known, being
names that are inGiseriminately borne by
a great variety of impure hues. BY the use
OF the same wheel it is also demonstrated
that the typical red, yellow and blue do, in
combination, produce white OF low lumi-
Mostly supposed impossibiIity of this
result heretofore being due, 1t is asserted,
TO the use OF impure cOIors. The claim that
yellow and blue are not primaries, because
yellow can be obtained by the mixture of
red and green. ana blue by the mixture OF
green and violet is likewise established,
though the scientifically accepted inference
from these facts IS declared to be wrong.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
A Use for the Honey.


Young Mr.. GiIderseeve went to his room
cross. He threw his hat in the corner and
himself in a chair. and scowled.
Whats mp" asked his roommate.
''She won't have me-"
you asked her then. did you"
Yes"
"And she said mop"
''She did,"
said it as though she meant FTP"
mo doubt of that"
mo possible chance of reopening the
question"
Not Bit"
''And i suppose. too. you had intended to
buy her nice engagement ring II she had
accepted?"
Certainly,
How nigh did you intend to go for the
gewgaw?"
"a hundred and fifty, or possibly $500"
"Say. GildersleeveP
'Well?"
Couldn't you lend me that amount until
you find girl who will have your"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
Arrived.

Arrived.
SATURDAY January 81.
Stmr North Fork, Doran. "a hours from Eureka;
pass and md Sc, TO Cbas elson
Stmr Daisy Kimba, LiebIg, Is hours from Fort
Bragg; lumber and ties 10 Union Lumber Co.
schr Melanct hon Forest. days from Grays Har-
bor lumber. to II Harmon Lumber Co.
schr CorinthI ian. Zaddart, 48 hours from Albion;
wood and posts, to Bender Bros.
schr Fannie Adele. ogilvie 7 days from Grays
Harbor 800 Nj # lumber, to wilson Bros Co.
Sailed.
Ger stmr Bomuus, Berndt, NanaimO.
stmr Point Arena. Johnson, Mendocino
Stmr Scotia. johnson, Grays Harbor.
Ship Lew Burgess. Y Oung gren, Tacoma
Ship Dashing wave. Morehouse, Tacoma
Bri w Lucrs. Glud Seattle
Schr Bowhead. Noyes. hunting and fishing.
Sehr Emma Utter Allen, Coos BAY.
Telegraphie.
POINT LOBOS-January 21-l0 M-Weather
haZy; WIND NE; velocity II miles
Domestic Ports.
PORT BLAKELEY Arrived Jan 21-Sehr Excel
sior. from sau Pedro
COOS BAY-Arriyeu Jan 22-stmr Emily hence
Jan Is
sa led Jan 21-schr Laura May. fr san Francisco.
EURkKA-Arr yea Jan 2I-Schr Elyenia, hence
Jan 8.
Sailed Jan 2l-Stmr Pomona and schr Eclipse, for
San francisco: schr o Nj Kellogg.
GkkENMOOD-oailed Jan zl-StmrW hlfesboro,
for san Francisco.
SAN DlEG0-Anived Jan l9-Bark Richard III.
SEATTLE-Arrived Jan l9-stmr Keweenaw he
Jan 10; sehr Jennie Wand. from Ventura
SAN PEDRC-satied Jan 2l-Schr Barbara Hern-
ster, for BOwens Landing.
TATOOSH-Passed In Jan 21-Stmr Mackinaw,
hence Jan Is for Tacoma.
Passed cut Jan 2l-Nic stmr Monserrat. from Ma
naimo for Francisco; stmr WaIa Waiia, from
Victoria Tor san francisco.
HUENEME-S Sailed Jan 21-Stmr Farallon, for
San Francisco.
Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamers.
LIVERPoOL-Arrived Jan 21-StmrKan sas. from
Boston, stnir laurie from New York.
LIZARD-PasSed Jan 2t-Stmr La Bourgogne. I'm
New YORK for Hayre.
PRAw e POINT-Passed Jan 2l-Stmr Boston
City, from Boston for London.
BoSTON-Arriyed Jan 21-Stmr Markomannia.
from Hamburg.
BALTIMORE-srrived Jan 21-Stmr America m
Bremen; stmr Michigan. from London.
ImportatIons.
EUREKA-Per North FOrk-l9 rolls leather, cs
mdse, 30 SKIS potatoes, carts, pkg teeth. ISL NJ
shakes, l25 NJ It lumber, 1880 NJ shingles.
Consi=nees.
Per North Fcrk-A Nichols & Co: G Hellwig;
Korbei q Bros; Standard OH Co: Truman. Hoose
& Co: Spaulding d Co. w Bolke q Co; Chas
Nelson
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
Nervous Dysnensia

Senator James +. Pierce OF New York whites:
For the past two years l have suffered very
much from an aggravated form OF nervous
dyspepsia. have resoited to various rene dial
agents, deriving but little benefit. A few months
since friend OF miae suggested the trial OF
ALLCOCKS Porous PLASTERs. Following the
suggestion, have been using the same Wi Ii The
happiest effects To those similarly afflicted
let me suggest tie manner OF their use. place
one over my stomach one over the hepatic re-
gion and one on my back. Tue effect Is excel
lent. From tile day | commenced their use
have been SLOWLY but surely improving. and am
quite confident that by continuing | shall again
be restored 10 my accustomed heaithn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
Rodents as ANALYSTS.

A novel method OF testing the quality of
butter has been accidentally discovered. A
number OF butter samples were recently
sent 10 chemist for analysis. The butter
wrappers. after being discarded, were left
lying upon the laboratory all night The
next morning the chemist found that ten of
the twelve wrappers had been completely
cleaned by mice, while two remained un-
touched. Having made his analysis he found
that Of the twelve samples ten were pure
natural butter. the other two being marga-
rlne, aud this was contained in the two
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
MARRIED..

BURNS - McELROY - In this city, January 81
1893, by the Rev. Father Yorke, j. n. Burns and
Mary McElroy, both of San Francisco.
GOHL - O'DONNELL-In this city, January 10
1888 by the Rev. Father Brennan. William Gohi
and Mary O'Donnell. both OF San Francisco.
HEBRANK-CRONEN-In this city. January l
1898, by the Rev. Father W bite J ohm L. Hebrank
aud Annie Cronen, both OF San Francisco.
FINK-HOPKINS-I Sacramento. December T.
1892. by the Rev. Mr.. George, VIII Fink and Mrs
Lizzie Hopkins both of san Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
Barlow's Costume Ball.

Hostess-What in the world is the matter,
Fred?
Host-Matter? Pm just mad. That idiot
Tr0t,er has come as CRur de Lion encastd
In sheet iron. You can track his braZen
footsteps along the polished hall. up the
stairs. and DOW he's describing seventeen
scratched ines every step lie takes. What
does he take hard wood floors for, l want to
know? This balls going TO be expensive.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
BORN.

FARNGOREH-In this city. January 20, 1893 to
the wife of Vincent Farngoreh, son.
AUL1-ln this city, anuary 20, 1898, to the wife
OF Joseph Ii. Ault, daughter.
ROoPER-In this city, January 1s. 1893. to the
wife OF Charles c. Hooper, a daughter.
TAYLOR-In this city, January II, 1898 to the
wife OF l. A. Taylor. daughter.
SEIKE-In this city. January Is. 1898. to the wife
OF j. +. Seike daughter
ULL-In this city. to the wife OF L. c. Hull. SON.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
In Fashionable Drawing-Rooms.


The fashionable drawing-room to-day Is
very far removed indeed from the crowded.
ornate affair OF dozen years ago, when
decoration ran rampant in thousand queer
devices and the tables and chairs were
crowded SO thickiy together that 1t was
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
HS-MARR!AGES-DEhTHS.

Firth. marriage ana death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must handed In at
either OF the publication o11ces and he Endorsed
with the name and residence or persons authorized
TO have the same puOilShedJ
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
Hurt Him.

He-S0me things are awfully provoking.
The other evening just as / was writing a
note before going out TO reception | got
an ink spot on my shirt bosom. My room
mate was fearfuily cut up about 1t.
She-Why should he feel any worse than
you?
He-It was his shirt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE.

Opportunities that do come every day should
be taken advantage of: do not delay, but pay US
al early visit.
LADIES JAPANESE SILK RANDKERCHIEFS.
WHITE and colored, embroidered and spanish
work; were selling at Soc and soc; sale price
LADIES FANCY LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS that
were sold at l0c: sale price sc.
LADIES, FANCY EMBt ORDERED AND SPAN
ISHW DIRK HANDKERCHIEFS; former price
23c; sale price 12lIc.
o. TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS heavv quality
ana desirable patterns; former price s.: sale
price 81 %
ga CHENILLE TABLE COVERS. with heavy
fringe. handsome patterns worth So 20; sale
price 81 20
STAMPED APRONS, STAMPED HEMSTITCHED
TRAY CLOTHS. STAMPED NOME LINEN
TIDES. STAMPED NOME LINEN SPLASH
Frs. that have been selling az zoe, soc and
35c ali at one price, loo
CORSET COVERS, neck made OF fine cambFIe.
trimmed with fine embroidery; have been SELL
Ing at 45e; sale price 25c.
CORSET COVERS, extra quality, trimmed with
fine embroidery edging and insertions; prices
were soc and 15c; sale price 4Oc.
FINER QUALITIES OF CORSET COVERS. marked
down from 9Oc TO 6Oc; marked down from
81 25 to Toe; marx ed down from so TO 81.
NIGHTDRESSES, made of good muslin. trimmed
with fine embrolGeries and y0keS OF clustered
tucks: former prices 81 10 and 81 70; sale
price 75c
NIGhTDRESSES OF extra muslin Jokes OF fine
all-over embroidery: former price 81 40 sale
INFANTS DRESSES slips. flannel skirts. en-
broidered coaks. etc, at half the former prices.
Gu i4a ansty ! pTR1sd sS Sn
orange yellow blue and green are the colorS:
BIG yards long; full value at So so per pair:
this IS great bargain; sale price 81 rs per
pair.
Goods delivered free of charge in this and neigh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22

RFRTELING has the only reliable methods to
It detective sight. APT ksarny street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22

The DISCOVERY OF GoLD.-Tbe Society OF
California Pioneers has issued invitations for
the sixth annual course of Lick lectures. John
s. Hutti viii deliver the lecture I'm Pioneer Hail
next Tuesday evening subject: "Alarshalrs
Gold Discovery"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22

DoNcHERRNow how to manufacture dimpIes
Chew Whites Yucatan Gum, and notice the result.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
The SURVIVAL Of tlle Eittest.

BY retaining your baggage checks until you
reach this city you Will save money. our rates
being lower Than all others. viz. Trunks 80
cents each. Baggage called Tor and delivered TO
all trains, ETC.. AT the above rates. Morton Spe-
cial Delivery. Offices--l7 Geary street, 40S
TAYLOR street and Oakland ferry depOt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-22
KOllbGpg, Strauss & FTOlDal
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

10y and loo Post Street
And 1920, 1922 and 1924 Market St
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

hs, Arnold Gnerne Il thorough mn-
s.,isn' az accomplished pianist and %
tanleti az riniucntly succesEful teacnef
i.al,hl skinr considerations and iked ~ ~
aftA lis punils passed last year h.llh,
ou'g University examinations nfst Over
~ eehtrrs IN the Kingdom. Jane hausrl.
lazy Manager. "Bsnn. scotland. June
PROP. PAuI oEntHCftt ArGFR erad.
natr " The Auiiak Cnnsrryatorium o. her'
henafwrnka On his nerlin Conservatory,
Pruf. Paul OehischlaereF has succeeiei
rrnarsshiy well IN studying the nld and
HE new masters. under my personAl super
vision, anl his Performance y especially
mtgiligrni aud artistic lis department
was exemplary, Berlin November 10
1851. I q Dr. ~. Kriiok. Mrsrtor
"Aif iaHi Oehisetiaeecr prnfnssgs 10 az.
yauee1 clnsses IN THIS rorseryutqfy. u a
teacher OF high en1owNcnt lir unitss
With rlch musical knvwlrl=c thu skill 70
lranptc his pupils rapidly and 10 gaiu
their respect aud yuIrathy, NaFer
s,aarwenka Dlirrtof Royal Professor
ali Court Pianist 30 Emperor % Austria
"Selnfwenka pousorratorium, herAu, Do
cCmhrr Il iSlu."
PROF TRtLoAG. ten years professor
fHls Conservatory. aisnug uiehfi ritm+
n0aer. most successful teacher, whose uinit
have thrre times wpn the Situ0 prlfe piano
Is the most en- sent and popuisrtsachef
We have ever knowu-
pROf kUMMEL graduate ~ Ga'ul.
frn Conservatory ~ years Director "
Ionservatory az GLASGOW - nrrst popu.
lar leader o. young hd.cs orchestra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04
Highest price paid Tor
old gold andsilveE at +
A. Boerner's

si,d auas across ihs water fhe csSireti =
ifidgnfaiia materials Wa nrlnE fdlrpsi-i
into he Ytwnine farngcet To ean3 4.
n nHfsnrf,i 10 stieiarts uf4uf1 ili9 fslfes
s,ia.f Ihe Increased speed vac neieA
ons, - citac together ga ihp ihrglf ~
Yea, ,if-etfian IN twenty uinuifa fhr
Auil VA - dotc iiat tw etgf paIdhH
Ms rjrafiF usilac in thf bnllanf s11lN.
firht mr. eapmiu ssw ibHi fhr Jphnsiafg
iF,arts fhaf poured nom bog silfls 20 =
ron n irlr Nnatr iald mat r.frfasli
inrsnt 70 leep shiai y ihe 'irodiinft q
ie Tie Iosa.iahe rs'nsd steadily 10 ivp
bours tAe b.ais Aerq abreast Ten yaflf
..i4ir On ihe beacon natse nfr'er nsH
shouted. AID VIII . gfll iAt rr7- 80
turIiri infa she furn1a~ TN Al.s ~.
The lleti - his fa.l a'feily n ~ fags
ISIS W.. "a laysi thgstel hfisier.
iarh 10 u.s. ass yobnren- motst shs-d
psasrs one " 81 kalt- bss,ensiFl
anura n ani no pay 3d. Aaf mu4i vim"
~ butter ~ ret. aa1 i'atlg's We fsli.1t
rrev-1y nturi n tif haff fnrraas lirf
rnfinse fessludei Geo. faf ~ sHEff rua
that ihf Ilhnaane ~ a1sniltlf 80
s.hgf t-si nHsisa SHOUTED afars tas
az inf1rufI.l Htiifs1 cl'slI - tiIf ffhtlHi
isrrs trfame lslfsr lhaa ffff u ~
n..sa and .lala. fHfH ffa aaiuffoar t.FEaH
~ qd.s afaia Infff vs. hrn1 th0af
phere 90 fuf hfqtp ~ frs anF 70
ftsr nirhrf ftar esrT ddffa Ftrfi i.fYNtd
prf faIs ieha faa natff HtHlff No iNihs
pas " ffaia y dfsi. hfisipw rith vs. sfea
hstHa ffiHN ffa HHfff lHH1 ~ f1fn1faT
uafi a. lshfsiHae nFtia rttsef 10 Az
n Ntf afnfGpz SAID u rlns1 Nes
t.gf4sr-al uiiffat utra - flfia1 ins issf
~ ~ fh1Ira fua fs1f nt 81 filisi fl-
Ishaaia1ia n SO ~ fffls ftr5d 80
s-t5ritrl Nffa fa4t ~ 40 flnlntl IHrsff
4rrfs trl Cd it'a hfff ffsif A 1921
ah.af ulaaf 10 ffasa 90 faturiuarfs aaf3r
s.i,qr fut hl1f fdHnltl - ffaf Ihf Aall
rariI 81 ~ sffr q rff asut fiehs erin
isaffff hni ~ 1al|netafr VS. ra,hisf
III ~ frf teflH thfs1 Do aHlftaf hia'f
Y sas faae8 aasifcr bsnf saa ~ saiA
uaa Nua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

Az n an.sis frnn ~ sitcas - chsas.
II ~ faa teslilg Fa.arfs. nnd fhe ,stf
nsrrn En- iear sa9euzh iht rarF ah}
M ~ ba biast iari Sing ara galn
~ ~ stIl sait.f z mss Aaot1ef sita
~ f,aa1 arf'H fNa ~ rIelf--a i
-lrtf IN rtrdl "a .he rlftE 30
.Fgir .firrfg INr tllInssa Has ga1 lff-
- 81 ff4 y .U.1f 1fssficaei farFh ~ ilf
1900 = ~. br1p r iLr-ea 70
~ nalsIaaflH- fa9t4aHl. 4tfsls1a
- doc 18Th fs % NIB ilf tn.f
w 81 ftsi vraa1 d. ~ 1fifla rsll
rlfl.is ttf1 tsnufaf "a llaAN u 80
..,. i1 - III f-,tfiia lattf
49, a..iHs Infnaur NliV NtH.
~. iiaa44 air 90 Sci
aut. saee 1f ~
80 ~ iis Yea H ~ 49,
- r-r HIaasf l.fftf wy
r.a.t .4f ra is
,-l Ia H. 1ifar Ars ~ fAA ~
fae rIf Fgef
49, ia .hI slAt alf ~
~ IN 'aa ~ rHs. iF- ~
IA go iralef ~ ~ t1eia ~
- 1901 Halas ~ NftT ~
500 81 IS ia--aat -Nol 81
800 81 Esil -saa ~ ~ tl1 -. -.
IF a-sa ttas ~ feeei - ~ ~
u.ls. hsrasy bsEtd ~ taErAt -
f,'sy ns = 81 ariy fraea ~ '-'-- -
- .. ~. =. iei 90. aa (. .s' - 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

A Maniac sho0ts hts Mother and
Two oshcr People.

MArERIoo, IVA. S.s's. ~s,esa
hcScss bechrles. rusialns ies sesi
II lNWa ,rhs bailt ucV brick hlase
this summer end losi cepssaesaiec
ansA,s 10 ,Ae na,is taaR iaileD - Al.
le,rn. uoe hAs craay Slslls. Ahlri kte
ocieSk lhis ryeainv ~ wtut te ~,
rait,s Wlle s,.sIsi,ss ilcSr here 70 ls,fs
NV sane nioneg, 90 hNne rcitsfsl
b. shei hef, Uan-inC a seNeer VolrA
And .,.''a ~ an 10 her hsra, dr-tfe g
Y viii D. e.,ascaik
ANN Nrhhi sad y mafriea tscrA.
ter Mrs lrNc nairhaar$ west y iAe
rps,io and Ncra tllyi uisp by iA>'lcrf,
ana iiel td,ss A,,s,.. ltt,r MA lNNs
was sesun1s assl pafilsps taipir v2siad.
"a TIE hell tg,vslnr hse ntp nrftfz
was afrosic,l ana taknr % itHilrE ~.
eiiomrlt u iaicnsc. a. iI-etcrs htei
eus 90 threi ana ult Whn raAf't ~
hrnsr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

MSS ANNE HsfI. eradicate q
DE New Nark Fors Institute ana u thF
Nora tuusrrtaieriuuL Leipair Germany
Inril % Nsfie Vngrf naupi " tho hNs
upsfa % hstlln, Three yeArs frtnstiNi
q Vocal Music ia coaseryaipfs Al lnr
BAN IN, ~ Cpiyersty, Voice rmlurr
nnflnE guitar, hauio. Baudcln IcA1ef
OF Ladies 1riiaf and hauio tluh
MISS CHRISTINE wtssNEE sradua,f
81 The hoyal gnasersainfy n ilript'g, ie,,n
y II lHAuo, RaruoHy and History q Ae
dc. has q s'rQur rrolri tuQovri " ~
turr with rsrr mental rlfta fhf tfHWel
herself ~ the hrsi facilities oetAinaeir ~
student entered no frirtis tnnssf4n llit
iDr therefore that Mas Missnst go
uAtc1 with marked distneiion, Ahl thAi
IN addition 10 hof diulama the Nt'ciait
gave hcT Aspruial efrtluhte eiaaWtA
Der Coz unusual d.lscnoe saa oorf'i9en4'Ns
lsio0o PRIZE piase.
From, the Factory q usnet A Davis ha'
ton 10 IN. best music pupil 80. 80,
y "a. rrond % htaf y aaii w iht tn'
o. uudeiana tARt p atullfHh|g : pAn1 ~
nfVe9 been ni1uuftciprrd 20 Nelmttf4l ~
Awarded to Mlss hLANcllh WhAAh y
rsg ateyp nisrninoenf pHie - The nefl
i. ,geii M 4 rfand cnnirsi dunrg ih-
n ns Nav fesiivsi To- siesaaly sns'a's'
caf-lo. y, adircssi
4. e. rsRcfH SeIi'e a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

Il i scgERgsgKa, Director General.
,.rn OF HE BERI.rS coSsERNA-
Court pianist to the ewpe'V'
n prussian Professor" Is reeoEntAeu
~. And America as the most nor,
,,,.,,eniativc OF the modern SCHOOL
4 ,r-ia musicians
~ A. II EyERSfoK. graduate IN
r,,t Berlin Conservatory, ten years
An 10 Imperial Conservatory Of nus.
~ tts Education Of the Mobility
4 nelshiy educated greater pnH'pe'
y. aausaisgs OF nobiepen tnan AaJ
j aF.ng
|eop A z GuEnNE graduate 81 the
IN gcseerystory OF Music Of stuttgart,
fsafs professor IN same Conservatory,
trsfs professor 10 the Conservatory u
|-lfen, srotlaud where his nnphi
4 -arst oyeg all craiers of the Abe
rsitact from nlploms; 'Mr A. y.
|sue passei through the various classes
hari6ony, connterpHint ami musical
|ls. and IS competition show correct.
! sRil and mastery u form, Prot
|sfne taught 10 the u0nsVrvnt0rinm and
|ytt llusef q thoroughly successful
ichcr u VERY ADVANCED PUPILS
b. IT Faisst, Director Of the tonssrf'
! fiun. pnf ~ Lsbrrt Prof G. IAN
Nusir Director Royal Conservatory.
furarL sob October, ISL" rrof H.
feriin +"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04
CHICAGO. mock ISLAND AND
1I1As RAILWAY


Tbapssn4s Il nairoas fian iaf fiaiig
81 tu,HHa Toes. kansaf tnd Missouri
tisqiiat hi i3agirNell dHrluE ihfif 1851
% De Maris fair fNd W. r4ilii "a
mat w. hhre aH aQnsI nuiQiif ~ fiHlui
ants ~ psflf ADVERTISING ns aanaf
their frraAs
Nov 30 gaui 10 80 s'saahnF - nv
nrHiar ~ Tafat ah1Hf agf inmuiqis sud
~ faalnss q fhlE samf NalAq ~
inrievsaf d y Hai slhlHeh sisii9pi
~ aiihHiah srran piifs ifeH ~ atafi
t1l.a, n h rFh' ID fAe gs'u n thf
k1nfh Ede faaiaraff 1fififi ~ fNHtH4
end alf-iig s,sl iipm 20 M9ias isit
ffganda
Ns'hfag u MOTE bfeAasiag u ts
afftnre perssn ~ ~ if'i W. Y ~
naFl dian fn D. iaHdcf q 49, hHttiq
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