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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-04-27
The Song We Sing.
"HAPPY HOME" CLOTHES,

The man who wears the Happy Home" cisshes
Is always well dressed q. everyone Knows
A nd from his head down TO his toes
He is admired where ere he goes.
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The cloth Is good and finely made
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And when you think Of the prices paid.
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man whose home IL free from foes
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so. why not make your life complete.
And make your WIFE or girl so sweet
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From east TO west Of this broad land.
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And our new clothes will be the demand.
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Bring In your boy. as soon s Jou car
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And new suit gratis II the seams rip-see1
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Our line Of spring and summer cloth.
ing. hats. caps, boots, shoes and fur
nishing goods is now complete. and We
are selling them at prices to suit the
times, as careful investigation will
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Thankful for past patronage. and
earnestly endeavoriDg to merit cs1-
tinuance Of the same, We remain,
Very respectfully yours.
ANDERSON & DECLUTR,
lola, Ks9sea.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-04-27

If dull, spiritless, and stupid; if
your blood is thick and sluggish;
your appetite is capricious and un-
certain. You need q Sarsaparilla.
For best results take DeWitt's. 1t
recommends itself. Cowan & Ausher-
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Gruut

About your feet hurting you, whsn
Chryso Corn Cure will cure corns.
bunions, &c. Every bottle warrented
at Evans, RroS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-04-27
COM 'S
BOSS
OVERALL

If pair either rips proves
be of other than rs-class material pair is yours
without question bubble The same guarantee holds
good anything sold under the brand of Cones Boss.
The line conts of cotonade pants for boys and at
zoe and up Working shirts for and boys at from %
cents up. Neglige shirts from 75c to 90. have
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
HI BAR6lg A1rzRlOAlgo

hcieran q dedo 81 cOnuro necegario para evar d
NAL de oios.
La carroza de Pic TX adelant6se maiestuosamente.
Es sabdo Ia fsonoma del mas obstnado dc los pen.
tidCes es agrAdable, risuefa, simpdtiCa
Minnie bat6 palmas.
tienol
No por revevente deiaba de partir esta exca.
macion del Coraz6n de Minnie Esta CONTINUES
~-f Mira, Kitty, 90 what q daring"
Pero Mad. Wllougby, cuya atencl6n habfa sido dis
alda por nm ncdente de Begur a lndlcaci6n do
Minnie, IL pregunt6 de pronto:
- ConoceS ia I'M ofcisl de 7uaVoa?
~ un ofClal de EuagoB ciertamentO KittYI IVA.
"a preguna gngularl lQui6n to ha metdo en- Ia CO.
beza que conoCfa 4uavo3
Els one hay alf IN Official de xuavoa oue no CaSe
de toner os oios Hos nosotras deado que hemos ga
do. no es ESQ TODD; Parsca qus nos hsce sehss,
que 90 etfuer2a en- atraer nuegas mradas ycreo qe
de t de quen quiere ser Observable . Mfra esta alli
en- las dtmaB gradas de IL escalera.
Me es igual-dijo Minnie..--Me eusta mas yer q
Papal Qu6 ben e asienta 81 yestdo blanso Estoy
gura de que to zuavo aCeCha para savarme Ia vida:
no quiero miEarle.
-Hace NAL Minnie, porqUe zuavo &c uno dc tus
antguoe COnocidos; tai vez 81 captan Kirby
No. ii es IN z1a1o. El capit6n era de cazadoYeB.
-Pueda haber adoptado ere uniforrne por raxoneu
que 'g"'ranos, mlrale pu6s aalgamoa dc didaa
Ktty eEes mala Sabes qun no qniero mirarle y
gRues lnslst oudo Acsgo fengo necesidad da ID
horrible zuayo9 porcne eE horrible da SECURE 81 me i'm.
pasienlas ael pyeharo yolyarma Gaaa.
Aaae Wi1oaghA ape no insEaa aino para aabsE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
1O1 Brnr1or4nuA DE 'IAOonnnaroNDnxuA On -R1Oo

na1 hab rogadO dscutidO en- l6gca 90 estrela
ba ante la deporable reseluclon de Ethel
Ah Msd. Willougby habiase visto obligada on brs.
yO Gmtarse Ia Compahia de Minne y las dos hernia.
mas uue se cReian guslmeRte segurldad no perdian
OCCASION alguna de visitar Roma todOa sus detaleR
aotudiando hasta la pied1a mas nsgnfcanta aquea
ciudad, etsrnamonte intsresante
I'm da, Mad. Wnlougby y Ginnie pagando en- CO.
rfuaie poY deante de de numerosaR g esias de
Roma enContr6ronge detendas por inmensa muttud
0ue % agopaDa a puera; elintsTor de Ia igesia eba
estar rante pues por todos huecos saa un reheo
xoDadO amarillo que mezcaba al reSpandor del so
I'm ol umbraL e8psraban guardiaa suizos COP ga uni
orne pntoresco; baaban Los cardenaes vesdos con hS
b1R adoa dc GaEruajes ecCarata delante de
las Qradas dssLaban mil de todas formas dc
todan 6pocaH aIstocLaC eDtera do Roma ue anon
tonaba On ID plaza los tocados mas egantes de las
itaisnas la moda cOnfundan con los uniforues de
O6clales do todaB graduaciones
Por foFtuna para nueras curosas ysros ing eseB ss
GContraban osparCdos e ccmPacta monfon de asptc
tadorss; pueron de este mOdo obte6er agupos datos
Gabor que % haaban eants de Ia gesa de los isuitas
Que g ospsraba n Papa para no sabemos que &C..
rOmonia.
Minnie abri6 gus oios cuapto pudo. Si 81 Papa, al
pasar pudieas hacer senal que exorcitaae nue
rOsos savadores Esper6 pues extraoEdinaria an-
Siedad "a llegada dtl Papa.
En brego an gran anunci6 81 carruaie; Ia
Ttod "a agt6 On todos sentdo os guardias abriaroa
ayo rochs1ando por Sada ado6 los sgpsetadole oa a
Plera ha se axrodlaron dayotaments no ain cue agu
E0 dO ns d0 lar qua eHpaEaban "a bendicifn ppns6ea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
novels poi q p.

IA GRANDEs MALns GRANDEs REMEDIos -Quan-
do 81 empobrecimIento organize aDlquila 81 cuess
20 81 egpfritu, so impone devolver 81 siatona
nervioso toda 81 fuerza vigor; de ahf le indica
ci6n especial del q Vino Cordial De CersbsnG do
Ulrici conceptuado por los m6dicos mas emf
nentes COMO 81 reeOnstStWgents mas pOderOso y 81
vitaIisa Aoy mas r6pido de las personas dSbtles y
anSmScGs; prn6bese para corrobOr0r tales virtudes
70 reconocidaS y alabadas por loa enfermos que 10
han tornado.
De venta para Il isla de Puerto Rico, p.
Guillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

FGrmaCSuhoO 00 IA VnW8Tsida0 d8 "a Habana.
Gag Fs9iO para las ssfeTMedGdes del pecbO.
La EMULsION CREOsOTADA del DR.. Rabel, es al
RGm66eO maraVoSo agente terap6uco dc exto SECURE
0n ROsqis ZSgis Lag5gqitis Ammus CatagrOs, dosea
BsT6saos BytGdOs, ksF6Gs A6ssG, RGQ~ltisOsO los
RG0s DbGd general u sTna, para las afecciones de
l& gganta, los bronquiOs los pUmones. Despterta
apS0 Vgorza las naturalszas mas empobrecidas Es
FSModiO poT excelancia.
Ia EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABELI. nueVa
HRleA original asociaci6n de ACEITE DE BAGALAO,
CREOsOTA HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL, Y SOSA, es una
&Aicada cFemR, de olor de grato sabor
paladabO haSta por los nihos.
Todos los enfermos In tomaran Gn repugnancia, cor
GAcidad gusto. Esta elaborada esquisto esmero
PEu6bege go admrara r6ptds acci6n curatiVs.
Y6aSe el ampo prospecto que acompana cada frasco
% yena 0daa las DrogUerias Bocas de Ia Isla de
Cuba. Oep6Gto principal L2 Reuni6nm de jose Saba. Ha
banas Puer0Rco Farmacia Drogueria de FGuilermetS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
ST CORSET
LA CIUDAD CONDAA

81 man s6lido J elegsnte de los recibidos en-
ID isla que no admiten completeness, ri en- caiidad
al on precio 10 acaban de recibir los senor0s vi
liar, Fabian eompahia los venden en- su egta
blecimiento del miamo nombre Ad mas han re
cibido nm ssTecto surtido de mercancias telaa da
soda, paraguas, aombrillas, abanicos, abrigos de
lana, Chales de aada bordadoa infnidad de artf-
culos de verdadera fantasia y precioB equitati
vos. Vista hace fe; visitad, pues 81 estableci
miento on convencereis de Ia realidad y queda.
reia complscidoe l5-l4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
Sc Vende un Cafetin
ga HNlZlA DE PlDi3j2{9OsR RICO
Hranci8oo Arraba1


Este antique acreditado establecimiento acaba de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

extenso y variado surtido
atlas novedades inventa
breros y capotas para Sc
Rasos brocados y gasas
visitas de faya y encajes
plumas para adornos de
creas y bretanas de hilo.
noyedad. Satenes y per
har para novias. Surah
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

En una agencia de colocaconea
Tieps usted CO ccac;6n para mf7
-7Ds qu62
-Ds cuaquier coss
Lie convene usted de isrdinero2
-iC6mo ha de conveairme dejar diDorol..
Lo que 20 necesito one me 10 den...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

bordadas
negos nfndad de arcuos mas
reazan precioa m6dicos Una vista LA FAMA donde
ftimas novedades de Pars Enero ID.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
ELL FOETA a sU DANA

Ell FOETA Al SU DANA
En- ests cIarO sol que resplandece,
En asa perfection sobre natura,
En- esa alma gsntil, esa fgura,
Que alegra nuestra edad, J Il enriquece.
Hsy luz que cisga, rostro que enmudece,
GortisIma piedad, gran hermosurs,
Palsbrsa blandas, condiei6n muy dura,
Mirsr que alegra, y vista que eutriEtsCe.
Pcr ear estoy, setora retirado,
Por ESQ teuo yer 10 que deHeo.
Per ESQ paso 81 tempo en- contemplarte.
Eztraio caVc, efecto NO pensado,
Qae yea ell msyoc bisn cuando to veo,
Y tema el mayor NAL 81 voy mirarta.
JOSE DE MoNTEMAYoR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
la Ultima MOda.

Precios de Buscripci6n eata interaaante re-
vista para las familias Un ano, g pesas moneda
Oorriente Un gemestre, 8 $50. Sc supplies las
paraona8 que deBeen suscribirae por todo 81 ano
1894, se sirvan remitir Cd importe anticipate
puas 1in es6 requisite se servira pedido algune
EraiIe Hegnanmo b G.A-aan Jas@ ~ Capital 13
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

de mercancfas de las mas
das por la moda. Som
noras, Ultima novedad,
de seda. Manteletas y
negras; cintas, flores y
sombreros. Cretonas,
Velo de religiosa, gra-
Gales, Coronas de aza-
negro y de colores. Per
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-12
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

a, Charlss H. Ellis has been elected Secretary OF
ue Marine Engineers Benefit Association.
CHARLES Guenther has been elected President
" Local Union No. 4eT of the United Brother
hooo OF Carpenters and Joiners.
pI ms otneeu elected by Electrical Workers
NJ Union No 20, are: ]. J. o'Donnell President:
". Courtney, Vice-Presdent; W. G. Smith Re
Srding Secretary; f. Voik. Financial Secretary
T. pLenahan, Inspector: Paul Peryo, Foreman
q rromersberger, J. DALEY, J. Hayke. Trustees.
President Prescott, OF the InternationaI Typo.
b.phleai Union. is composed OF A. q. McGrath
postSn' d. T. Riordan. San Francisco: j. NJ.
Eynen, syracuse; 4. NJ. Lawler. Columbia Union.
Union. ' ~"
A.. shsns speyer and A. Vogt were elected yester'
sS py SAbinet-Makers' Union No. 7, as delegates
NJ sne convention OF the International Furniture
.SofAeN Union. They were instructed to vote
~ an smAlgamation with the United Brother
hood OF Carpenters and Joinera
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Coming Events.

Seeoha annual festival and closing Of the sea-
~, combined with vocal and instrumental con
81 snu Dali and q shore dinner. this afternoon
l. I. "' i"A' 'A'''e"u De~'"'
,, nnnSn parade, picnic and games OF the volun-
YorL rHeheh's Association OF the City OF New
me- S1HturdAy afternoon and evening at Brom-
M, Union Park One Hundred and Thirty bird
pr %sUnthiy social OF the Monroe Social Club SAT-
srest "AihAia iiAi'' 5000 oiuhAru
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Boa rders Wa nted.
West Side.


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LEM OK

CONSERVATORY. 2S West $50 st.
always OPEN. Largest, legitimate, first class
and popular-pr Correct WALTZ GUAR
ANTEED hve strictly private lessons, 81, any
hour with music, BY new. rapid waltz method
making failures impOssibie.s High-class masters;
also lady teachers CLASSES every afternoon
and evening, quarterly S. including separate
private instruction in Waltz Two Step. NnrsO-
viana walt and all Fashionable dances. CHILL
DRENS fancy dancing class also forming. CIR
culars mailed Receptions Wednesdays aud Sat
urdays. -..
HIGH-CLASS STAGE DANCES.
every style taught; terms reasonable. Pupils
"Realta, biggest New York success, Milo
Vernon Amy Muller Little Estelle, Ferera Baby
lola, Baby Spencer 500 others.
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MISS McCABE'S

DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming at Fl
East 18th St. between 5th ave. and broadway
Classes every afternoon and evening private les
sons. any hour. 81: waltz guaranteed in six pri-
vate lessons S. lessons, 81; quarter. ~ lessons.
So; lady and gentleman assistants
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginners at any time. Day and evening.
SpeciS and individual attention given to those
learning The waltz; also the new and fashionable
dan mol Inn att and character,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-12

George De We're, the stage manager OF
the Crane company, is very fond OF tell
ing story of visit made to his thea
tire in st. Louis by the late Gen. Sher-
aging the Metropolitan Theatre, and his
legitimate plays. Richard Ill" was
given on the evening Of Gen. sherman's
tain there was vehement applause. The
curtain was raised, and Miss Mortimer
De Vere's wife. and leading lady
PsSM March the to the and sans safr
would seem rather odd for scoWiins
Richard Queen Anne. Richmond and
during a Shakespearian performance.
But Gen. Sherman liked the innovation
pPsrhaPs n If Mansfield had
~ heavy loser:
Hammerstein has fire in his eye. He
claims that a well-known manager, to
house. has pirated some Of his living
picture ideas-ideas that he obtained
from old prints and personal sources.
see what redress he has, He can't Very
well send his living pictures to Wash
ington and get them copyrighted.
"Gharley,s Uncle" has been renamed
this season by Mr.. Currier. with Lena
Merville in the leading role. II was
thoroughly vexed last season when !
heard that M Miller had called the
fief yesterday. II had nothing to dc
with It or course Mr.. Frohman didn't
1 like 1t. 1t looked as though we were try
I'M ,NA III -. III.
sStly how 1t was, and how sorry I was
j about it."
Milt Gotthold has booked a melodrama
talled The Brooklyn Handicap" ant
tmore theatre. So he wrote to the man
sEer Of the house. That gentleman re
Piled that the date was very valuable
M Gotth n3Eds SSsld n have int e h
drama a set of living pictures exactly
similar to those now to be seen at Koste
4 Balls Concert Hall. Gotthold wa.
&ha,des Of the former manager OF tn
Baltimore Theatre must haunt Its pres
snt lessee, for the former manager, oil
one occasion. insisted that Miss Louis
dances Into Hamlet
Pinero is at work upon a new psyche
S9msthing In the style of The Secon
81. plsya' sais Daniel Frohm ero S as +
discussed this celebrated playwright, IN
never bothers himself about thinking o
their production. He writes because h
9as something to say. When he evolve
The Second Mrs. Tanqueray' he had n
notion that Is would be in demand b
star actresses" There are a great man
young playwrights In this country VIII
VII DO Just the same when they ca
AFFORD IT.
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Loans.
Money at 6 Per Cent.

Loans of 500 or less procured same day on fur
niture &c, in use most liberal terms for repay.
ment; transactions confidential: New York and
Brooklyn. IS PARK ROW. ROOM los.
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1t Is said that the comic opera in
which Marie Tempest is to appear in
London has for a heroine a sort of sec
ond Mrs. Tanqueray, and that the role Is
distinctly new to the comic opera stage.
II is also asserted on very excellent au-
thortty that in spite of the declarat tons
that Miss Tempest's release from her
American contract was effected by
money not a cent passed between Mr..
Whitney and the prima donna. Before
she sailed for Europe she had an offer
from Manager Miner for next season,
but she did not accept II.
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STAGE NEWS AND GOSSIP.
p.vival Of -Twenty-Eight"
at Days.
,,s L,liputisns in "Humpty Dumpty
Up to Date"

,os another revival at Days
me-. last night. when an old favorite
..N. LEASED both New York and London
'n me lars ago was again put forward. 1t
eo ..eoven- Twenty Eight; or, Casting
Ma' poomerang," an adaptation made
.ne 49, Daly from the German of Franz
Wy 4I soboenthan. 1t made something of
'on s,,on when It was first seen here
socount of its brllliancy, Its sparkling
o ',.,.yue and its splendid Interpretation.
-. aTorded a great deal of satisfaction
,a., night, although Miss Ada Rehan
..as not In the company. However
,hore were a couple of old friends, and
,hoy were very welcome, indeed. James
LAWS. whom even the patrons of Days
Theatre love to call Jimmy" played
,be part OF Launcelot Barglss, and Mrs.
Gilbert was Mrs. Hypatia Bargiss, and
they were as delightfully."- funny as ever.
Henry E. Dixey, who is already proving
himself to be a valuable acquisition to
DAYS company, appeared as Sig.
pamiro Tamburini, and did exceedingly
we'll. Percy Haswell was Floss-she. Is
a cunning little lady, who has much
Improved of late-Francis Carlyle was
courtney Corliss, and Miss Catherine
Lewis was LESSEE. The rest of the cast
included Herbert Gresham, William Gil
bert, Charles Leclercq, Mr.. Mclaughlin
and Miss Laura Hansen, Miss Lewis
Little Girl Are Your which was well
received. The revival can be seen for
this week only. Next week "A Gaiety
Girl will be the attraction.
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The quaint little people known, as the
LniputIans presented a new spectacular
Extravaganza called "Humpty Dumpty
Up to Date" at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre last night before a large au-
dlence. 1t has been rehearsed for
weeks, and the production entailed a
heavy expenditure. All the Llliputians
appeared in the cast. "Humpty
Dumpty' will be reviewed in o-mor-
rows Evening World"
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ASTONISHING BARGAIN - West side corner
liquor store must sell; little money owner re-
firing. LYMAN, 24J Broadway.
DRUG STORE Tor sale:
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3iTlI ST, 163 w.-Large small rooms; supe-
LAmadTld.
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Instruction.

One Trne, csc. PEI hne: Second Tina re Pc
Inc Third and Subsequent Times zoe pr knc
No ex.rd charge on Sundays
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BAT ri ST . ~ W. Handsomely furnished rooms.
, slngly or EN- suite; excellent table; also table
board reference
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Dancing Academies.
Dailp. NJ. q llne. S,nldap. f0e
AFTERNOON CLASSES WALTZ GUARAN
opening Of Fall Season. teed in 6 private les
LADY ASSISTANTS. sons with music. S.
HOSEA ReCClN s.

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OUR OWN ACADEMY or DANCING
lS6 to lAO WEST 23D ST, near 9Th ave, ii" sta
ton, VI monthly. Glasses MON, TUES THURS.
and FRIDAY I3O to 10 30, private lessons 81,
uckets used at pupils convenience lessons. 81
quarter, ~ lessons, s.; receptions Weds. salts
hrst lesson private, beginners classes forming.
open A. NJ to II Z, NJ. Cooled by cold air.
FROM NEW YORK WORLD
individual instruction for each pupil II i'm.
portant feature In Mr. Higginss methods. The
errors OF backward pupils, or those who have been
neglected elsewhere are at once perceived and
rected, and there are private rooms where begin
hers are taught the rudments, and So put at ease,
preparatory to their appearance In the main hall
II Is not sucha tedious analr after all to LEARN
how 10 dance HE GUARANTEES THE WALTZ.
FOR INSTANCE, IN SIX PRIVATE LESSONS.
Ills Industry and energy are uutiring and any en-.
gagement or promise made is scrupulously Kept.
To his own high standing ard the favorable Coudi-
lions which he has gathered around him is due
the remarkable success Of ''OUR OWS' Academy,
To Mr. Higgins there Is no such word as fail and
lie makes no failures. II Is not expensive TO learn
how TO be graceful dancer In the shortest time.
The terms within the reach OF all
All the requirements being thus met JOUR-
OWN" ACADEMY seems like the one to to.
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~ ST aoi w.-NIcely furnished rooms vita
boArd also table hoard.
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arH ST, 2ti W.-2d story front adjoining room;
other rooms, newly cleaned painted, paperef;
ne~ tnrniturei day board iamiliest NO objections
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UNIVERSITY Thlrtv.,I,,h
,.,,. year begins UcL
LA" /, 1894. COnfers
s...nn, liz Is. also tiOr
'ShuVh' graduate CUurse)
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AUSTIN ABBOTT. Dean and Senior profe,sor
Address Tor catalogue,
Professor I. 4. RUSSELL,
10 BrOauMaN INV