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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
The Dime Deposit and Discount Bank
Institutes a Novel aud Popular Plan.

The Dime Deposit and Discount Bank
Institutes a Novel aud Popular Plan.
The Dime Deposit aud Discount Bank
has instituted an excellent plan to make it
easy for people to save money. They have
Just received large consignment OF the
Burns Home Savings Bank, a strong and
secure nickel box which will be an orna-
ment to the parlor mantel A box is given
TO every applicant upon making deposit
Of 81. 90 which cannot be withdrawn until
the savings bank is returned in good or
der. There Is n slot in the top OF the box
into which any coin Of the United States
or paper money can be placed When the
box is full II is taken to the bank. where
tho key is retained, opened aud the con-
who takes the bank home and begius filing
1t again.
This will be q great convenience not
only for the savings of children, but also
for adults who may place in it their sur
plus money, too small to take to the bank,
and which might otherwise be foolishly
spent.
To populari2e the Home Savings bank,
the manufacturers offer four prizes of $50
SIS, $40 and s., Rggregating $50 to the per-
sons making the four largest deposits in
the Dime Bank, from these boxes between
February Is aud August 10 OF this year.
Payment Of these prizes guaranteed by
the Dime Bank.
The boxes are now ready for distribu-
tion at the bank. The thrifty persons who
want to enter for the prizes should get
their boxes at once. SO that they may have
good start for deposit by February Is.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31
CITY NOTES.

Work on the vault in the station house,
recommended by Mr.. Westphahl, will be
begun at once.
There will be special meeting Of com
mon council tomorrow evening in relation
TO grade Of Rebecca avenue.
F, B. Smith, Boston engineer, has
been engaged TO superintend the heating
and Ventilating of:the new high school.
The county commissioners had force OF
men at work early yesterday morning
cleaning the walks about the court house
The matinee of "The Escape From Lib
by ar the Academy Of Music today will
commence at O'CLOCK, instead Of 230 as
previously advertised.
James Lawler collector OF state and
county taxes in Winton borough for the
year 1898 settled his duplicate with the
county treasurer yesterday.
The Republican executive and county
committees will meet at the Central Re
publican Club rooms on Washington ave
nue. Saturday afternoon. The former will
meet at p. IN. and the latter at p m.
Engine No. 247. was brought to the city
from the Delaware, LacKawanna and
Western Kingston shops yesterday. 1t is
designed for the passenger service and is a
monster Inc drlVlng wheels are llYe feet
and eight inches IN diameter.
One OF the prisoners arraigned before
Mayor Connell yesterday morning bore the
llustrious name, Abraham Lincoln. lie was
charged with being drunk and as he had
1cen before the mayor before, he was
given few hours to leave the city.
A horse owned by the Scranton Gas and
Water company ran away on Lackawanna
avenue yesterday afternoon. The alright
ed animal was stopped near the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western depot by Ed
ward Keefe. The cutter to which the
horse was attached was badly smashed.
Court. made decree yesterday in the
equity case of Mrs, Mary Rie against
james Cannon diSmissIug the bill at the
cost Of Mrs. Riel, but without prejudice TO
proceed in any way 10 procure and compel
the execution of the deed as prayed for if
she be entitled thereto.
"The Escape from Libby" for the benefit
Of the Board Of Associated Charities, will
be repeated at the Academy of Music this
afternoon aud evening. The matinee will
be Just as interesting as the evening per
formance and will afford an excellent op-
portunity to give the children much
pleasure.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31
MILES JOHNSON PLAYED HORSE.

Drew y Wagon Up in Front of FriSnd's
House, but Was Arrested.
Miles Johnson was arrested at an
early hour yesterday morning for act
ing in a disorderly manner and resist
ing the officers when they attempted to
arrest him.
johnson and a companion were feel.
ing hilarious and. securing an old
wagon. they drew it to Raymond court
and there placed 1t in front of the door
of No. 2Sl. They were caught in the
act and johnson, when trying TO escape
from the officers. left his coat in their
hands and, running down Linden
street. leaped from the Delaware and
Hudson retaining wall and sprained his
ankle. He was fined S.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31
TRANSPORTATION WAS IMpEDEo.
Owing to Popularity of the Coating on
the Track.

Owing to Popularity Of the Coating on
the Track.
The Scranton Traction company had
considerable trouble yesterday opening
up the variohs lines in and about the
city for street railway traffic. more,
perhaps, than the company has yet ex-
periencsd.
1t was all owing to the peculiar for
nation Of the white coating that COW
cred the tracks Rain preceded the
first snow flakes and rain fell again to.
ward morning. The result was that
the snow had so packed on the rails
that perfect contact was impossible,
and the rain freezing on the cable rem.
dered contact impossible above. The
lines in the city We're opened. although
every man in the compsny's employ
from general manager down, had to
use shoyels for several hours
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REQUESTS FOR FINDINGS FILED.

contsstant and Respondent Each Chal'
lengs About Sixty Votes.
On Monday the attorneys for the con-
testant and respondent in the Carbon
dale school contested election case filed
with Commissioners G. B. Gardner and
NJ. f. Sando theiI sqbests for findings
Of fact
Each side ask the commissioners TO
say as a matter of fact that about sixty
illegal votes were cast for J. ]. Collins
and P. F. Hughes for the office OF
school controller of the Third and
Fourth wards Of Carbondale,
The commissioners will probably be
prepared to present their report to
court in about ten days.
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proaches. sa2 Ose eS; South Side bridge,
Sl00 600, approaches, S20, 900. The only ap-
proach TO be purchased on the South Side
will be the city approach from the Platt
estate. The Swetland street property and
cost Is as follows; Swetland estate. S., 2i9.-
25; Fellows estate $52250; /. A. Finch
estate, Sls3t00; slope of bank Swetland
estate, 81, 7sS.3S: la; Finch and Swetlaud
estates, disputed property at so cents per
foot, $LSSI50. For moving boiler house
and brick stack Of u. Robinsons Sons, So
05S,0O: moving buildings of E. Robinsons
Sons, between Sixth aud Seventh streets,
aud for land and retaining wall, SO, $40; for
land and the destruction OF a seeven house
block, Price estate, $1,000. Total cost,
$50, ,096. SO.
Scrantons debt as compared with other
cities and towns. complied from the CEN
sus Of 1890 is as follows
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THE LINDEN STREET SEWER.

Street Commissioner Kirst Says It Will
Cause Trouble Some Day.
I'VE will have trouble with the Lin
den street sewer some day" said Steeet
Commissioner Kirst yesterday. ut is
entirely too small and when there is
any kind of a shower the sewer fills
and the pressure is go great that the
water is forced up through the man
holes,
ut may be found necessary to placI
in a 24.inch pipe along with the brick
sewer of elliptical form already con-
structsd, to guard against damage by
back water"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31
Locking After Businass.

Fred Mnrsch. the Pittston avenue
fence builder who submitted to q diff.
cult surgical operation about three
weeks ago. has entirely recovered, and
yesterday was awarded the contract
for placing the iron frame and door in
the vault about to be erected on the
ground floor of the city hall that will
be used for the purpose Of storing tn Q
city ballot boxes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31
Second plstriet Rspublieans.

In pursuance Of resolution of the
standing committee of the Republicans of
the Second Legislative district, a conven-
tion will be held in the arbitration room
at the court house, city of Scranton, on
Tuesday, Feb. 10. 1894, at 2 o'clock p. IN. o.,
for the purpose Of electing one delegate to
represent said district at the state conven-
Wednesday, May 49, 1894 Vigilance com-
nttees will hold primaries on Saturday.
Feb, 10, between the hours OF and p. III.
w. & MILLAR Chairman.
A. j. KoLB, Secretary.
Scranton, Pa, Jan. 80, 1894.
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LAILY WAS ON HIS MUSCLE.
He Assaulted His Fathsr'sTenRnt, Mrs
Mary Patterson.

William LSlly, young man who
resides with his parents on Emmet
street, was srraigned before Alderman
Wright yesterday charged with hsv-
ing beaten and bruised Mrs. May Pat
terson.
She rents apartments in house on
Emmett street owned by the elder Lally.
Yesterday young Mr.. Lally was feel
ing In hilarious mood and his fathers
tenant had to suffer
Alderman Wright held the.ungallant
youth in $500 bail for his appearance
at court. His father became security
for him
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31
The Republic Savings

and Loan association, of New York. hav.
ing sold over 2 900 shares Of its stock In
Scranton, has called q meeting for Friday,
Feb. q at 4p m, at its office, Dime Bank
building, for the purpose Of electing OH
be offered for sale. +. b. Case. manager
agency department, and l.. q. Gadd gem
eral manager, will be present and explain
the plan and purposes OF the association.
Come and bring some one with you. ."
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Remarkable II True.

1t was reported last evening that
child belonging to family named Mil
Ter, residing on Locust street, near No.
5, had swallowed an initial tie pin be.
longing to her father. Medical assist
ance was summoned but it was impos.
sible TO remove the object, and it was
decided to permit nature take its course.
A parallel case happened about ten
years ago, when the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carey. of Birch
street, but now Of Cleveland, swallowed
her mothers shawl pin, and expert =
enced no inconvenience whatever,
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Third District R.puhlioana.

Pursuant to a resolution of the standing
committee Of the Republicans of the
Third legislative district, convention
will be held IN the arbitration room in the
court house, city Of Scranton, on Tuesday,
Feb. 9, 1894, at 2 O'clock p. m, for the
purpose of electing one delegate to repre-
sent said district at the state convention
TO be held In Harrisburg on Wednesday,
May 20, 1894.
Vigilance committees will hold primaries
on Saturday, Feb. 8, 1894 between the
hours Of and Up. m.
E. ]. NoRTHuP, JOHN McCRINDLE,
Secretary Pres Pro TEN.
Scranton, Pa, Jan. 81, 1894.
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DIED

80, 1894, in Dalton. Mrs.
j. P. Colvin. Funeral Thursday, II am,
DOUGHERTY-Jan 80, 1894, in Taylor,
Mary J. Dougherty. Funeral notice later.
SAUNDERS Jan. 80, 1894, in Dunmore,
Maud daughter OF Jesse and Ella
Saunders. Funeral Thursday from the
residence, 120 Pine street, Dunmore, at
1880 a. IN. Interment in Marcy GENE
terry, Lackawanna.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31
MRS. UReALlz ROUGHLY HANDLED.
Set Upon and Assaulted by Two Of Her
Couutrymsn.

Set Upon and Assaulted by Two Of Her
Countrymsn.
William WateChics and Mike Solo
tan were given a hearing before AL
darman Horan, of Providsncs, Monday
night on charge of having attempted
TO criminally assault Mrs, Julia Urga.
liz. of Lloyd street. on the night of
Jan. II.
The testimony was to the effect that
on that night the accused assaulted
Mrs Urgaliz near her home whittier
she was going with her little babe in
her arms In the scuffis that ensusd
Mrs. Urgalizs child was torn from her
arms and she was severely injured
about the head neck and breast.
Her brother heard her cries Of dis
tress and rushed to her assistance. He,
too, was roughly handled. The alder
man required each Of the men to fur
nish bail for their appearance at court
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BUILDING WILL ss FIRE PROOF.

accommodations Of HiEa School Com.
mittes to That Effect.
W.P Little, of the firm Of architects
Little & O'Connor, Of New York city,
was in conference with the high school
committee last evening.
Very few changes we're. ordered and
the committee decided to recommend TO
the board that the new building be fire
nrOnf
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31

To Creditors of G. L Tropp y Co.
All book accounts aud debts owing to
the firm of G. f. Tropp & Co. have been
assigned to Charles Tropp. All parties
owing said firm will please make imme.
diate payment to the undersigned
~ CHARLES TRoPP
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31

REMINGTON Typewriters and Edison
Photographs for sale and rent. Copying
work executed. Photographs rented for
an evenings entertainments Telephone
2343. Edw Gunster Jr, 4S5 Spruce
street. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31

ONE dozen of Grifiin's ivoryette photos
will make twelve Christmas presents.
What can you present your friends that
will DO more acceptablef
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Besides being an actress of unusual
vivacity and intelligence, Miss Henri.
eta Crossnlan, the principal come.
dienne of Charles Frohman's come.
dians. is credited with being q postess
of fine feeling and an authoress Of some
of the best examples Of prose that have
been given In contemporaneou' maya
zines. But her strongest prsdilectiou
is for the stage She has repeatedly re.
sisted all Inducements for special work
with her pen prefsrring to write only
when in the mood, and then for pleas
ure alone She is one OF the leading
members Of the Mrs Grundy, Jr. :"
company, Frohmans comsdians, which
will appear ut the Academy tomorrow
evening.
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LADIES' FELT AND CLoTH-TRIMMED
SAILORS, l5c. each.
~ DOZEN LADIES' CoRSETS. Our reg.
regular Soc article. One we have built u
reputation on On Monday we sell them for
SIC
80 DOZEN wOoLEN MITTs, just the
thing for school children alb wool. Mon.
day Sc, pair.
35 DOZEN BOYS wAISTs-Dark colors,
well made, Foulard Cloth. Worth 25c, Mon.
lic.
LADIES' SEAL PLUSH SA ACQUEs-
Full length, satin lined. Regular price, Sl7.
, We don't want to carry them over this
season Monday We offer them for SlI 80.
SEQ SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs Monday
only, S13.5O.
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Amateurs ACT we'll
The Escape from Libby Given a FlrSt-ClaSS
Presentation.
A Large AUDIENCE DELIGHTED

The Fund Of the Board Of Associated
Charities Very Considerably En-
larged by the Receipts of a Crowded
House at the Academy-A Good
Play Presented in Almost FauItIess
Manner by Clever Scrantonians.
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TRIBUNE BOOK COUPON.

FOUR of these COUPONS, pre-
sented at The Tribune 'Ofiloe, COR
ner Penn avenue aud Spruce street,
entities the holder to all the priv
ileges of tho unparalleled offers
for distributing popular books
among our readers. The offers made
by The Tribune management. are
rs follows:
10 CENTS aud Four Coupons for
any volume In the Columbus Se-
ries. Over 100 titles to select from.
Sg.T5 and Four Coupons for n 10
volume set of Dickens complete
works.
30 CENTS and Four Coupons for
any book In the Rugby Series.
20 CENTS end -"S,.s Coupons for
any boo, IN the oxford Series.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-31
ERIENp FRlrH

One of the finest entertainments of
the early part of the season in Scranton
was the appearance here OF the Manola.
Mason company, in Friend Fritz"
The fine acting of Mason, and the
beauty, sweetness and splendid vocal
ism OK Miss Msnola, completely c,pti-
waited Scrantonians, who will bs'ds-
lighted to hear that this fine company
will play return engagement at the
Academy on Friday evening
THE WICKLOW PosTMAN
Tns new Irish comedy drama. "The
Wicklow PoStman, in which the come
dian Eugene O'Rourke will he seen
here on Saturday 10 said to differ from
the typical Irish play in that there is
not red coat, policeman, process
server or an informer among its char
acters. A pleasing difference aud one
which strongly commended it to our
theatre goers when it was seen in
Scranton last October.
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Anheuser Busch Beer.
Louis LChman's. 1876 Spruce ST.
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This Week Special Bargains

25 DOZEN BOYS SILK PLUSH TUR
BAN CAPS-Pull band, satin lined. The
regular price Is 50l On Monday they 20
for 3Sc,
LADIES UNFRAMED FELT HATS,
15c each
I5 DOZEN MEMS SILK Plush WIND.
sOR CAPS. Price 81 and Sl.9j. On Monday
only &c.
GLOVES. 10 dozen Mems Leather Front
Gloves, wool wrist, lined throughout A
first, class working glove Were 50 and Csc.
On Monday 3Sc
DIR. JAIGE UNDERWEAR tSllghtly
imperfect, at reduction OF Is per cent, from
catalogue price.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT allowed in
Cloak, Fur and Millinery Department
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-21

The Tagawa Coal Mine is
located in Fukuoka Ken in
the Island of Kinshui, Japan,
and was discovered about
twenty years ago. 1t was
owned by the government
and mined simply for the
governments use.
Great improvements, how
ever. were made since it was
sold To- Il corporation about
six years ago. by importing
mining machinery from Ell
rope and America.
Tagawa Coal is used more
than all other Japanese Goals
in the following countries:
China. Manila and Straits
Settlements. 1t has found
its way even to Bombay.
Tw" cargors have been
imported into the Hawaiian
Islands recently, and il has
no superior IN this market ~
stove or steam coal.
G.. +. BOARDMAN.
Sole Agent for X. Ogura II
Co.
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Almeron Higby's Cherry Tree.

In Tia" management al cherry
tire. tn" last Alm"rnn Highly 81
Watson. Lewis county. may b" re-
garded 10y .un" people ~ wiser is
hi. day aud generation than Tia.
r"uhful Gr"rg" Washington. When
. years old he planted a cherry stone,
frum which grow tree that was
known 10y his parents ~ the boys
ir.." When II b"gau To- bear cher
rirs he picked ia" fruit. sold il, and
saved the money. This h. continued
to do during his entire life. l.asi
sumlucr, ~ ia" AZ. of ~, his health
aud Tia" tree also brgan 10
decay. So he cut il down. had Tia.
trunk sawed into boards. aud wit Il
hi- own hands ma,ie n pretty cherry
coffin for himself. \ few days ago
be- died, aud all of his funeral ga
prus-s were paid from tn. money
hat h. had saved ~ the pr"r-ed, IL
the sale 81 the cherries. Nii"""k"s
u is'UuSju
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Total
Make Ysur Choice.

II is entirel, proper that tbos.
are running the government ~ that
country aud Ut herwisr actively Ell
gagged IN it, affairs should b. r.uuir
rd to chuos" 81 which country they
will be citizens. II il contrary to
good policy aud contrary to the
practice Uf this country that they
should be able To claim the prOtec.
ton of The Cuitei States after hav-
ing sworn Allegiance to a foreign
power, and Secretary Gresham do.s
we'll tu call their attention to this
fact. W" have always affirmed the
RICH, 81 .Spa' ration, aud IN deal.
Ingr with foreign powers hav. in.
sisted that al immigrant once hav.
Iug taken the oath Of allegiance To
the tuit"d States ceases To- br citi-
zen rf his uativ" land. The oath Of
allegiance taken 10y an applicant for
riiilcn~hip IL this country includes
a reputation Of allegiance To- the
applicant. former sovereign aud
r,unntru. TIL. oath which the ci,i.
Nrn- 81 Hawaii must taxi. hiur.
they can register and vote includes
nuly u reputation nf all.gianr" Ia
ia. monarchy. aud pledge I" up
prse any attempt /" re- establish II.
~ addition Ia tn. prunis- "f all.g
lance to ia. provisional government,
The important factor i. III. plrdg,
ut allegiance. aud this alnn. involves
ID. population ~ former citizen
.hip, 50 that Americans in Hawaii
who taxi" IL cra," IL br citizens al
this republic NPri"pd'h R'P"hiica"
Iu,u y
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A Rapid Ocean Traveller.

I'll" British ship Kenmore, Capt.
Scott. which is Now i"ading nj Bur.
rand lnlrt, u, G., far Adelaide. ha.
don" some r'markahl. quick sailing
lately. She left i'"narth. March llti,,
1888, aud arrived al Rangom June
lith; hft that port On July 18th,
and arrived At l.iverpnol "n Nov"m.
her ID; left again on December 23d,
and arrived at Victoria on April l7lh,
covering in all 81 ,2iO miles IN thir-
teen months and ,i> days, or, rxciud
ing sioppagrs 10 ports, ten months
twelve days Tn. Kenmore j. we'll,
known in TIL. port, having brought
"ui from Scotland the crack yach,
Bonnie Dun,l.e.
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Specinl Dcslmich % ,ilol,e. Ncmncrnl.I

Especial Dcgmtch 10 Eiobe- Drmocrat)
WoR,p's FAIR, CHIcAGo, It'll, Oct. ~. -
No award has ever been made SO gratifying
to St. Louis people and 80 justly merited
~ the one given to-day by the Columbian
jury II the Worlds Fair, consisting Of con
noisseurs and chemists 81 the highest rank
10 the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assucia.
tim. BY methods Of unrivalled business
enterprise, aud by using the hest material
produced In America and Europe, exclud.
ing corn and other adulterants or surro-
gates, the different kinds Of the Anbeis.r-
Busch beer have become the favorites with
the American pco' IL, and have now con.
gnered the highest award IN every particu-
lar, which had to be considered by the
Columbian jury. The high character Of
the award given to-day by the jurors will
hr better understood whrn II l. known that
the different beers exhibited by the An
heuser- Busch Brewing Association had to
compete with hundreds Of the most excel.
lent displays Of other brewers. The fact
that No other concern has received So
many points for the various essential quail
tiles ri good beer confirms anew the h~iu's
r"put rtion ~ the leader Of all American
t"srs. AMI Nr. Adolphus Busch can feel
pro'ni over this result 80 Justly merited.
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these prepared I" orders.
The advantages In crlv, from the the NATIONAL, CASt
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mill rolls and doc" lrriing t"g"s"
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for the iut,ltu nh'ig competent,
successfully install rrd ilrri,
la ordering I',. l .r,l k"tch showing Ne
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MUSIC LESSONS.

DNuEES~OE BRADLEY GIVES ~
s,us uu the ~ NJ, organ Violin
NiuI"nrrllu, nui N ) uging FERNS muder
ave kukui huusc Nuuunu Valley. Mr..
bradley 40 years Ia Pads gives Irssons Ia
French lUso-lw
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CEYLoN TEA AND JEWELRY

I BIZ 10 INIORM InE rI'Rllu
] thnt have uImI,rd ruy ~I"r ~ NJ. -,
NuUauu -'r,rI With lrlluu MnuufnrIufrd
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