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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26
TT LYNN FLASHES.

Cool mornings and warm even.
ings are not conducive to good
health,
am pleased to note that Mrs. A
]. Ramsey is conyalescing
regret to learn that Mrs. Sam
uel Cooper is dangerously III Trust
she may rally and pull through all
right,
Mr. A, S. Baker Of Bloomburg,
was over on business Saturday, and
made me a pleasant call
Mr.. w. D. Lurry returned last
Monday alter two weeks absence
much improved in health, and is
now in his old place feeding the big
machine,
The Sulphur river is almost dry
and will be dusty If rain does not
come soon A good washing rain
would be a great nwgorater just
now.
The much talked ofand also much
abused wave Of prosperity is being
felt here, notwithstanding therober
tari0 to the contrary
Messrs w. j. Owsley John Mala-
dy W. y, Lurry, Fred Mcclure, p.
p Elan, Hoyt Oliver, Dr. Pegram
and Mrs Mary Ramsey attended
the school exhibition at Independ-
euce last Friday night They all
agreed in reporting it an entertain.
ing and profitable occasion The
same party Of gentlemen also at
tended the closing exercises Of Miss
May llales school at BogPy Satur
day night, which they report as
unusually interesting
eThc ladies Of let, Lynn will give a
social entertainment next Saturday
night 3Oth inst A fine program
consisting of elocutIou, dialogues
and singing Is being arranged,
to be rounded oil with a box sup
per- the proceeds of which will be-
used Tor Lighting, fuel etc, for the
Chapel Everybody invited TO
participate IN makog 1t a pleasant
occasion Don't lorget-at the
Lynn chapel, Saturday night OCT
30.
Rev j, w. Pulk will preach here
the 6rst Sunday In Nov Come and
hear him.
In conclusion I viii say to The
readers of the TrXAUNANlAN that I
am atlll wrestling with and lighting
malaria, the greatest enemy to
good health of this community
which / trust ! will soon be able Co
overcome aud put to route at an
early day. Therefore know that
they will excuse these few monato
nous paragraphs
OYcB-A. WEEK.
Ft f.vpn Arl n4l Oh 19uV
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26
Wont You Try Ono?

loudnN Counsel CImln
nlu uWlOuuI pure llUtNmi lhu luual Nv hp
NHN. Hiu aWrnI Nu0 IuWuI u uaus, and
IhnUrHllIuat Nul Uf SMOKERS,
AI| ilai'liUuH .WuhnI= prefer them IN
every other mWnd llUtl YUH smHtr IA
pipe $500 have them UI H.l k.uds Wd t1-
hHttus uI tbu lIWst and there's ono
thinE tuuvNu uIWnts Up psUro1 when yun
ruIluu p, Ml lluHIUud, lUu Hul ihp very
hul utthu very IuVwl prIru.
S. M. RAGIAND
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26
UPTON OIL THE BEST!

Eupiou oil is a double process re-
fined oil, non explosive and abso-
luteIy safe, and cannot be equaIed
for Illumination Inferior oil is OF
ten sold for EUPION Ask for
Eupion and take no other. In orr
der to obtain the best results, boil
your lamp burner and put in a new
wick at least once per month,
Genuine Eupion oil is for sale by
the following Texarkana mer-
chants
w. u. Welcome, p, S, Ramscur,
Gate City Gro'y Co., John 7. Kline,
Smith Drug Go. IT, =, lroWner.
Joseph McShano II. G, Thornton,
w. II. Wells g. Co, Oscar Turner
II, Brown, Holman lldW co,
ChatHeld 81 3uhrman
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

You can buy sugar aud coffee at
Joe Mtsbloes cheaper than the
cheapest Get prices elsewhere
and compare lO-lD
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

The only complete stock of hate,
caps aud gioyes to be found ia the
city, az Sharpe d Brewers
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26
\ PORT
\ "a R1-FlUR
4 ROUTE.
l.aa aital. laili-

TRAINS LEAVE TfEAHtANAi
Nuffb. lHOnm South loop. m,
luf further Information. uHII un
Il. W. THOMAS rIybut AHpul
IuVrbnw luNua
g. ORR Gen. pUHa, Agent
kuntu city, Mo-.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

For Constipation take KahH
Glover Root Tea, The great Blood
Purifier Cures Headache Mere
uousucHa, Euptiuus on the latc
and make. lhc head tlpurWa brIl
Sold by Smith Drug Go, Inn
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26
DO not forget that the IrXABNA.
MANI the proper place toRet your
Job printing done.
State of Ohio, Cilyol Toledo, ..
tWfuH County, '''

Frank j. Cheney makes oath lhul
hc n thc senior partner OF the firm
of w. i Cheney ~ Co, doing busI
ness VA the city OF Toledo. County
and State aforesaid, and chat said
Hm will pay The sum of one Humid
red Dollars for each aud every case
Of Cbttrth that tdnhot bcturgd bI
IItlIt. ItYYrTh TutY.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

Buy your groceries, auota, eltu
from w, II Wells ~ Go, Every
thing al rock bottom prices, S3a
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

Joe MeshaBe8 is the place TO get
zero prices, 1919
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

Look for the Facts demonstrated
by experience, Thousand and
thousands Of people suffering from
the effects of impure blood have
been cured by Hoods SarsaparilIa,
Hoods PilIsact easily and prompt.
ly on the liver and bowels Cure
sick headache, .
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

The latest creations In ncahwcW
handEerehlela, half hose and m-
derwelrat Sharpe a lrewera
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

Large assortment of new silver
cuG buttons, shirt waist sets, etep
at Sthuslera. 9lt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

10 Ibs, of crushed Java coffee for
one dollar at W. H. Wells grocery
store
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

The finest line Of Trusses In the
city al the Palace Drug Store, A
llt guaranteed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26
MIAMI, j, CHENEY

Sworn tu before me aud ubstrlb
cd Ia my presence, thiR Nth day ol
December A, u, ls0b
LHtAhl A, W. 6LllA6QN
Notary Public.
Halls Calarh Cure h taken m
lctnilly and acts directly ON lhD
blood and mucous aurlatos of thr
system, Send for Testimonials
free, ~ j, CHtNfN ~ Co.
Toledo O.
tN Sold by buppials, zoe.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

IT. Lynn, Ark oct %, 1897
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-26

N receive aooc attention. onco melory block le0 u@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

University finding no treatise OF the latter class
exactly adapted to his needs an instructor. has
prepared an advanced textbook OF his own The
Theory OF Electricity and Magnetism" and the
Macmillan Company has published It, He has en-
bodied no original researches in the volume. put
has aimed to present the matter IA Maxwell. Fara-
day Hemholtz Hertz and Heavislde have left IT,
A goUp deal that was once called natural
philosophy" In hish schools is now covered by text
books on physics" The latter title Is given 10 a
rather elementary work Of this character. written
by Professor Edward l.. Nichols, OF Cornell uni
yersity This undertaking is not so pretentious as
Ganot's or Bankers. advanced The hve
divisions OF the volume entitled. respectively.
Mechanics" Heat" Electricity and Magnetism
Sound" and Light" Great directness ana SIM
plicty characterize the treatment OF these TOPICS
and 1t is the authors intention that the student
shall do less laboratory work hlmsei III
connection with his studies The short course mere
outlined, Professor Nichols thinks should ne d
fair equivalent for the year OF higher mathematics
now required for entrance to many colleges. Inc
Macmillan Company publishes tho book.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arnsein. Solomon a, and wife to Nathan Leopold
IS I2d-st. 1868 II " OF LeNington-ave. 3 years
Alligier Edward J. and Mary A. to Elizabeth II
Thomas. W Bath gate-ave. 1855 II n OF lI2d-st.
Allan, Francis and wife TO Robert Deuchar s 8
l33d-st rs n Q Of Trinity-avc. 3 years. go.
Belts. Clarence h. and wife To Zacheus Bergen
ct nj. executors OF Robert A Robertson deceased
l.ith-si. 80 II q OF Madison ave years. :.
Bliss Harriet W. To James Pyle a Sons. No 81
Brett. Sarah +. to the Title Guarantee and Trus.
Go. y" los West losd-st. years. ..............
Cohn Eliza. 10 Jennie simons. No las West l3lst-
st, and years, mortgages. ..................
Daily George. and John Carlson. and wives to
Frederic Middebrcok. lOlst-st. $50 II W
OF West End-ave. | year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Duffy Patrick e. and wife 10 tho Title Guarantee
and Trust co. No $50 West 32d-st, 2 years..
Enders Charles, IT, and wife to Susan ID Sammis.
No 3is West 33d-st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fischel, Harry. to Hannah Newburger. n Th-st.
1923 n W OF Avenue II. year ................
Chez Carrie r. to Morris Baisley. lot begins at
corner lot y. map lands OF Andrew Arrow,
sr. adjoining land Of y, II N II Railroad
company, q years ..''.''... -
Gill Frark N, and wife to New-York Realty
Company. Nos q. II. IL Maiden Lane. I year.
Same To same. same property. ! year. ........,..
Goldsteln. Morris 10 Frederic J MaldlebrDok. No
26S and o6s D-lnncey-st. and bO-52 Columbia
Grazadio. Giacinto. and wife to tho United States
Life Insurance Company. n Q corner Madison
ave and 99th-st. years .,..,...,.....u....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
REAL ESTATE.
AN IMPORTANT DEAL CLOSED-BUSi-
NESS AT THE EXCHANGES


With the exception of one big deal, involving
properties valued in the aggregate at about $500
600 few sales were reported at private CONTRACT yes
terday In the auction rooms the plaintins ana de-
PENDANTS were the principal buyers, ana. WIN one
exception all the properties offered were IN iore-
closure proceedings. There were several WIFI
drawas. .
George r. Read has sold for Boehm coon INC
nlne-story freproof store at the northeast corner
OF Broadway and Howard-st.. to the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. for $4,000 inc h.n
p pq%pans sEs % Of this
in another column OF this issue OF me lripuIo;
g. siattery to s. O. Mingle at s65 900, the handsome
graysone private dwelling at the
part payment for the foregoing property Sys w so5
lam Call and Charles schuyler 20; 1are
lots on Read Park and Prospect ayes and Merritt it
Place Yonkers Park for 1872, 100. the buyers WI
begin Immediately the erection OF ten oe'ae"''
Barnes weinstein have sold for Louis Lese ana
corner corner which the same brokers sold last week J..
day at the New-York Real Estate salesroom, No;
III Broadway. the southwsst corner OF an at
tractive plot, lO0xOO5 feet The day or me sac sac
has been stated Incorrectly. though not In Inc
Tribune.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
The following was tie result Of the offerings al
auction yesterday at No. I'll Broadway:
By S. De Walltearss-Boulevard. block front.
running from One-hundred-a ifty-second 10
One hundred and -hfty-hrd st. three-story frame
dwelling and two-story frame stable, plot 1871
about 125S Voluntary sale Mt No. 80 Liberty-st.;
withdrawn at a bid OF $1,000.
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co.-Nos. al and 5i3 West
Twcnty-second-st., near Eleventh-aye. two-story
brick and frame buildings. each lot 20xgsg; amount
due. 1881 Leasehold. Foreclosure sale; 10 Ed-
ward II. Gilbert, 81, go.
No Sf2 Greenwich-st.. near Jane-st three-story
brick dwelling lot 20SxN: amount due, 81 30 FORE
closure sale: to the plaintiff, Mary Fitzsibbon.
ST, 800. ,,.-.
No. 80 West Ninety-eighth-st.. near Columbus
ave- fve-story brick tenement. lot Sx1co1l; amount
due s2l 1870 Foreclosure sale: to one Of the de-
PENDANTS John o. Baker. s220
No. 81 West inety-eighth-st. similar house am ,a
of the defendants John o. Baker, s22,lgO
BY James Blocker & Son-No l,ssi Second-av :.
southeast corner Of Ninety-eighth-st. hve-story
brick tenement lot 25xlOo Two sales AMOUNT
due respectively N5S39 and Sl0sob. Foreclosure
sales to the plaintiffs, F. c. Mcdonald and Julia
A. Low. $4,000. 49, 49, ,,...
by William KennellyNo. s West az, Broa s1S a,
near Grand-st lot 25x5O; amount o.. Que so sio'o'i'
Foreclosure sale: to a. r. Gillender; $3.50 .
No 1875 East Forty-ffth-st. near Third-ave -FOUR.
story stone-front dwelling lot 2OxlOO1 voluntary
sale: bid in at s2i4OO
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prrLDING PLANS FILED.

NIL. now buildings and Ha'S
., ,hn recruitment OF Buildings as follows
New buildings rn m1n RIVERSIDE Drive for seven seven
oo tnurIstory and basement brick dwei p,sIars
and ITx62; Clarence True Of No 4oS b'"'e $50 900
ed 6' asS
9%sies nrSoS,a L''ie Brown o, 100000
A% 9%UsioTy brick dwns %'h store Eve
J SS4S RICHARD fiaHi Davis Of No "a West l2n 5000
,a,, srcsi;eeii 2s II Of shave aves,Sis
a with .' IPss S'ss oSner He Henry Ander
sen. Of no Ilso Broadway. architect ..'''''' -''V"
Alterations. main St'ics 70 ,our-story and
dwelling y, M Ms ss0Pt oa nad 9
Owner ssss rd Flsr Jacobsen s9 Ss 10 1000
w Say brS Ssd9i5ss No tTsk f g.:
i% s: spr' s Merritt Of q 70 10 10 Fs
Brcsdy va H We. to-
E srst d%e1ns with store Charles PerSeva OF 1900
No Ban Nos % and o. and 10. 100
woo.ers brk store ore. With lots
d @%Ha L De El hs%ss q Fulton and 80
,a Ha. S., y sts a7 Vest to brick and
stable Robert PGd of No 70 q = EsS Shsi
Place architect Benson. of No 25 Horato- .,ooo
.O St ou Yd 2ii West to igr.toTy brick pu9ls
school: city owner; c Snyder Of No go .mn
s7 Grand; e. n 6s Es to base
ss%o and Of f'!s' I5.i Berg 5000
,S 6. s' * S ST Nc to g Sss "" Fast a to e:syy
tenement. II ] Sramkaup. OF No SOS Presl-
dentist Brooklyn. owner; @ w Il Field. or NO .oo
Fast 1ith-G architect. oo"
Sew buildings branch office:
,a,b Of a 900 n W Avenue r. Kingsorldge.
for A and haf-story frame barn ana
shed 22xlS James Jarvis, owner; Mtzean, ,oo
architect .
Green-ave W l25 II W of Lyon ave for two
and a hat-story frame dwelling. 2ox2S: Marie
and Mary McNulty OF Railroad and Washing
ton ayes owners; lhOmas Il Ne""an. a.'" LOO
Alterations branch office
Rockneli- St n g. 675 OF Anthony 10
two-story frame dwelling; Timothy O.Connor
Hallock & Desson, OF webster anu .no
architects W."
Main-st $50 II g OF Weschester-aVe, 70
two-story and attic frame hotel: Thomas But
ler OF Main-st. owner c Lohse or NO %o 49,,
Weschester-aye, architect. NOT given
Theriot-ave s. 30 II $ OF Cornel-ave, 10 one
story frame shop John Zunn, owner; Charies a..
lst-st g. 30 II OF White Plains Road. TO a
two-story frame dwelling; Phlomenadi Carlo.
Of No ~ lst-st, owner John Bella OF l3th-st 49,
6th-nve, architect iUo
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THE MACMILLAN COMPANYS
BOOKS FOR LOVERS OF THE SEA.

SECOND EDITION.
THE PORT OF MISSING SHIPS.
BY JOHN r. SPEARS.
CLOTH. IoMo s12s
HE writes as one who knows and under
stands the sailor. and there Is about his
stories a CHEEKY healthy
TAKE THESE W. Ivy. atmosphere of the open
OR TO THE BEACH sea tla' Is iiiiiiil'eis
WITH yorY. refreshing" - The Sun.
New York
"Brimful of the atmosphere OF the seattle
Sentinel, Milwaukee. Wis.
TT is very finely conceived and is very well
executed."-The Outlook.
THIRD EDITION.
on MANY SEAS.
THE LIFE AND EXPLOITS OF A YANKEE
SAILOR
BY FREDERICK B. WILLIAMS. EDITED
BY WILLIAM BOOTH.
CLOTH CROWN svo $3.50
"As an accurate, vivid portrayal OF the life
with which 1t deals. there is nothing superior
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at abounds in Incl
IT yorr CANNOT GO TO dent, and IN many ways
THE sEAsHoRE TAKE Is a faithful, realistic
THE SEA AIR WITH picture OF the sailors
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effect and always q genuine sea-favor"-The
Outlook. New York.
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY,
GO FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK
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A LOYAL TRAITOR.
A Story Of the War Of 1Sl2.

A Story Of the War Of 1Sl2.
BY JAMES BARNES.
Author of "Naval Actions of the war or lolZ'
For King or Country" etc Illustrated Post
Svo Cloth Ornamental, S1.oC.
This is a stirring romance of the experiences or
the hero John Hurdiss. descendant OF noble
French family who is brought up In the unlte'
States and on the death Of his mother, his only
surviving relative. he ships on privateer Inc
experiences he passes through include capture by
a British frigate, imprisonment in England
escape and the joining OF plot. with some or MS
new found F ench family connexions. foE me
restoration of the Bourbons in France and II
further carries him through many of the most ex-
citing historic episodes OF the War OF ISL The
narrative is Frightened by suggestion OF lo7e
story and tn. book whole makes most
admirable piece of fiction, having the added valle
Of an absolute historic basis for most OF its main
features.
LEONORA OF THE YAWMISH.
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miscellaneous.

4 STONIsHTNGI.Y high prices paid for ladies'. gentle
"A mems ana cnildrens fine aston Wearing Apparel
Furs Jewery. Bric-a- Brac Carpets. Furniture,
or address Mr.. Mrs. NATAL. "a 6th-ave
I AIDES. ATTENTION! Don't purchase Shirt Waists
/ without seeing stock; go. will buy the 81
qualities: others onethrd value Unique Partisan
Jewelry Incompatible 1>berts Perfumery. JAMMES
broadway.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
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way. "a door north Of 3st until o'clock p. m. ad-
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nye near 6ls;-s: LOS lst-ave near Soth 81 $50 M
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1nstrnrtlon.
For Young Ladies-City.
TTNIE MISSES ELY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. S5TIf AND sGT'If STREETS.
REOPENS OCTOBER 9TH. -
PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS
Special attention paid to college Preparation
Wednesday lectures in connection with school work.
Morning classes In Eiocuton and Gymnastics.
Fully equipped Studio.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

DERKEI.EY SCHOOL
- ~ WEST ATI STREET
Autumn halt. 18th year. begins Monday. Sept 9TH
Early application will be TO secure admission 10
most Of the classes.
Particular attention In called TO the arrangements
and facilities for the Junior Dept. ages to ~
For register 18th year. and application blanks. ad-
dress J. CLARK READ. Registrar.
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LEONORA OF THE YAWMISH.
b. FRANCIS DANA.
Post Svo, Cloth, Ornamental, 81 Do.
A Novel.

story Of American life, the scene shifting De-
tween New England and one OF the Pacific states
Clear clean-cut characterization and clever
treatment Of a really original theme are the
strong points In this very readable book, and me
authors humor is OF that unusual quality that
startles and delights by its unexpected appear
ance; the reader is suddenly conscious of having
received a delicious shock. administered with
literary art that is strongly reminiscent OF Jane
Austen's subtle airiness of fancy. The love-
motive Is strong and true-in word, the story
has a fresh and vital interest that ends only with
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Nrm pnblieation.
HARPER & BROTHERS
PUBLISH TO-DAY

HARPER & BROTHERS
PUBLISH TO-DAY
FLOWERS OF FIELD, HILL AND SWAMP.
By CAROLINE A. CREEVEf.
Author of "Recreations in Botany win aDou'
10 Illustrations by BENJAMIN LANDER.
Crown. Svo, Cloth, Ornamental, S2oo
This volume Is the outcome OF the author iu ia
that grouping Of plants upon the pa'uIai oast'
OF environment including SOIL. shade mois.u,e g
etc "a possible The author describes all vi 'ie
wild flowers commonly met with in the Atlan,c Z.
States in so careful and thorough manner tiia az
tho amateur botanist will find no dlncui'y u,
reediIv nlacing them in their proper groups ana
families The illustrations about one huhuIeu
and fifty In number. have been drawn from tne
living plants. and will prove to be an lnvaluaoie
guide in determining the several varieties
THE MISSIONARY SHERIFF.
BY OCTAVE THANET.
Rejnc Incidents in the Life of Plain Man VINO
Tried to Do His Duty. illustrated by a. r.
FROST and CLIFFORD CARLETON. Post
Svo. Cloth, Ornamental. $1.2h.
Though each seems to be an Independent cpl
sode these stories are bound together IN On
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is a tvpcal character, q personality whose con-
facts with Western life. in some OF us ihuS.
striking and adventurous aspects dlsclose th7
heroism OF that life in situations or intensely uid
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accidents Of vice and conventionahty. octave
Thanet's Western stories have always nao d
honely appeal to American readers; but IN no
prevous work Of hers has there heen such UNITY
of interest ard steady accumulation or dramatic
effect or so happy blending or romance Win rear
tn &c oil
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HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS. n. Y
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JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN.

New Edition. with illustrations by HUGH
RIVIERE, and Predatory Note. Grown
Svo, Cloth Ornamental, Uncut Edges and
Gilt Top, $1.15
The publication OF this book will recall to thou
sands Of readers a story that charmed and
touched them years ago. In its new dress 1t Is
likely not only to be widely re-read. but will de-
light a new generation by the very qualities that
first made II classic Of the household.
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and facilities for the Junior Dept. ages to ~.
For register for 18th and application blanks ad
dress J. CLARK READ Registrar
u Preparatory Primary Departments Optional Military
EDWIN FOWLER. NJ D.. A. b.. Principal
For Both sexes--City.
DERrJrz SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
ID -Madi5on Square C25th-st and Broadway)-
So Court ST. Brooklyn and other prncpei Amerfc and
Europ. cities Term begins now
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
NIAPLEwooD INST. Concordvlle ?a.-s2o7 per year.
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GUNNER SCHOOL at Nantucket. connected with Har-
- ward School, y. Y. For information apply TO
w. FREELAND. 56s 5th-ave.. n. Y.
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Col. LOUIS II. ORLEMAN Prih
For Young Ladies-Country.
y ERMAN HOME SCHOOL; ZIG WEST seth STREET.
" Conducted by LUCY r. ALLEN.
SUMMER SCHOOL WINTON. N. Y.
TINE ossINING SEMINARY FOR GIRLS. sing-sing-
Both year begins Sertemocr 22d
TIME CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL.
- A select school for girls Comforts OF horna
Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN !. the Director.
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0eatbers.

ID RIVATT TTTOR--A. EVERETT STONE (Yae).
Il l.4oT Broadway y Y. Twelve years experience in
preparing boys for college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 40 w 72D-ST.-Coll-glsts
" Preparatory. Primary Departments Optional Miltar,
Drill Playground Gymnasium. Not Luncheon. Boarders
EDWIN FOWLER H. D.. A. b.. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

Dean Farrar has been telling good story OF
Huxley and Matthew Arnold. The two were walk
ing in Arnold's garden with Dean Farrar and fell
to talking Of social duties ARNOLD admitted to
being fond Of dining out. rather like it. he
said Tt is rather nice 10 meet people oh, yes,
replied Huxley. laughing. but we are not all such
everlasting Cupids as your"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-10-23
A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
willie Macdonald Receives q Wound
That VIII Prove Fatal.

On Thursday of this week party
of young men went to Horseshoe
Lake on a hunting expedition. The
party was composed Of Chas. Wat
son, Carl and Eugene Carney, Claud
Fenton and George and Willie Mac
donald. That evening while the
boys were cleaning some squirrels
a 22-calibre target rifle which was
leaning against tree, fell over,
and, striking box, was discharged.
the bullet entering the forehead of
Willie Macdonald, inflicting what
is believed at this time to be fatal
wound. Willie was taken to Miami
and telegram sent to the father,
A. Macdonald in this city. Through
the kindness of the Memphis OFF,
cials an engine and car were sent
to this city after Mr.. Macdonald.
Willie was made as comfortable as
possible and brought to this city
yesterday forenoon. Just as we go
to press II is understood that he
cannot recover, and that his brain
is oozing out at the bullet hole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald have the
sympathy of the entire community.