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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-08-14

On the back of a business letter ad-
dressed to Postmaster Leech from
Rev. S. f. Arthur we see a map of the
summer resort where MIR. Arthur and
family are spending a few weeks.
Pettiborne Pine Point resort on Elk
hort Lake, Wis, is certainly an ele-
giant summer resort. The beautiful
sunset views. cultivated flowers, de-
iightful drives, music. bathing. etc.
oh. we poor devils down this way
don't know what solid comfort Is.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-08-14

AU-USI = I"Td.
Abbott. Mr.. T ID. busch. Mr.. Luther
Claus, Herman Cobb, John k
CLARK. Miss MARY Decker, Miss Ida
Daurhteritv. Isaac Murray, ". W.
Martin. VIM. Murphy, Mrs Kate ~
Miller. Miss Leuna MamnOn. Mrs. VI. !
Ppndargrass, L. C.. Smidt. Mrs Lizzie
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say Advertised" giving date OF
the list. If not called for within two weeks
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office at
Washington City. W. V. LEIGH Z. M
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30

Be sure and see the Living Pictures
and the Fancy Drill given by the
Dairy Maids in costume. AT the
Opera House, April 20, 1897.
Geo. f. Loomis, of Chester, has
been visiting with his son, Clerk of
the courts, for the most OF last week,
making the PEE DEE pleasant call
Saturday.
Miss Counsellman and Mrs. De
Noyelle will return from the East this
week with everything new in millinery
for j.. b. Caward and Co.'s millinery
department.
w. S. Stockman, of Austin, was in
town Saturday. He has made arrange
ments to build fine residence in that
city this summer, having the material
already on the ground.
An interesting communicate on from
Stephen PEGGY with a few editorial
remarks added, in typesfor this issue,
but unavoidable crowded out, will ap.
pear in the Friday issue.
Deane's mail team took a short run
Monday morning from the Post Office
to the corner by the Baptist church
where colliding with the hydrant il
left a badly crippled rig.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30
DR.. Cunningham April 2.

L. S. Thayer spent Sunday in Post
Vile and Clermont.
Mayor Flagler came down from
Lime Springs, yesterday.
The Gordon hat is guaranteed to
wear one year, at O'Malley's.
Buy 10c can of sour krout; it's
fine. AMuNDsoN & LoFTHUs.
Watch for notice OF j. B. Caward
s. Co.'s grand opening of millinery.
White German millet for sale for
seed, by Richard Kapler, Cresco, la.
If you want Platino photo made
on Platino paper, see Schafer about it.
Special prices on photos of all de-
scriptions to teachers at Shafer's
Studio.
For fresh groceries or a good meal
90 to M. Barrett's Restaurant, Market
ST., Cresco. sept 1y1
A good practical man wants to rent
farm, with or without stock. Ap-
ply at this Office.
w. B. ousley, D D. S., in Cresco
1st to 10Th. Ali work guaranteed to
give satisfaction. l5tf
Claude Elzea, living with his grand
parents, near Protivin, is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever.
Buy all your soap Of us. We sell 12
bars for 25 cents.
AIUNDsoN g. LoFTHUs.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30
A Kings Daughter.

Synopsis: Act The society of
Kings Daughters sewing for the poor.
Mans appointment as teacher. Re-
hearsing for the Fair. Polly loses the
letter. Music-Trio, Mrs. Price,
Messrs. Garrett and Burgess. Act 2
in his name. Preparing for the
fair. How Polly found the letter.
Nan receives disappointment. Living
pictures. Mans sacrifice. Out alone
in the world. For his sake. Music
Selected. Act 3-The fairy Godmother.
Miss Rebecca finds her Romeo. Mans
birthday. The reconciliation. Find
ing the lost will. Dairy maids march
and fancy drill. The Mistress OF
Grafton Manse. A Kings Daughter.
At the Opera House, Tuesday eve
ming, April 20, 1897.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30

The spring term of the Gre SEQ Nor
NAL begins Monday, April 5, 1897.
The best term of the year for back
ward pupils.
James Murtha, aged about sc years,
died in Orleans, Winneshiek county,
March 26. 1897. Obituary notice will
be made later.
The post Office candidates were busy
interviewing their friends Saturday
enrolling a last number of names for
each candidate.
The Richard Cummins farm 81 miles
southwest of Cresco for rent. Possess
ion given Immediately. For terms
apply to D. A. Lyons.
Mrs. Patrick Woods, of Howard
Center, after a weeks illness died
Saturday evening and was laid to rest
in St. Joseph's cemetery Monday.
Miss Name Howard who recently
finished a four months school in AT
ton, will soon resume her duties as a
teacher in New Oregon township.
| Word has reached here from Grand
Forks that Mrs. A. S. Griffith (nee
Alma Goodrich) is the mother of a
little daughter born last Thursday.
The Womer's Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. Barrett on Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All members
are earnestly requested to be present.
Holy week will be observed at the
Methodist church, beginning on Palm
Sunday. Services at 2 and 1880 each
day. ALI day meetisg on Good Friday.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30
For Sale.

A splendidly bred Jersey bull, two
years old, strong IN the blood of Com
bination, No. 1889, Tormentor, No.
1888, Ida Stoke Pogis, No. 1868. Reg
istered and right in every way. A few
young heifers and bulls for sale. In
quire of Frank Kinsley, at Office of
City Elevator, Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30

Mrs. Howard Marshall returned
from her st. Louis visit with her son
Arthur, Monday.
Mrs. R. F. Cummins, of Chicego
favored the PLAIN DEALER with a
pleasant call yesterday.
If you want good can of fruit or
vegetables we have them.
AMUNDsoN & LoFTHUs.
Office rooms to rent over Connolly
& Fitzgerald's. Will fix up to suit rem
ter. j. b. CAwARD & Co.
Buy nice little jug of triple
strength bluing for 10 cents at
AMUNDsON Il LoFTHUs'.
The new shape set brim hats in
black, brown and tan, at
O'MALLEY's
The greatest bargain we ever offered
is that great zoe coffee; try it.
AMUNDsoN & LoFTHUs.
Lea Hatch, of Forest City, was in
Cresco over Sunday visiting his
brothers who are located here for the
present.
j. I. Gaskell, wife and daughter,
took the afternoon train Monday for a
few months visit among friends in
Delaware.
The Great Northern Railway has
One Million acres choice wheat lands
in Minnesota still undisposed of.
Write for maps and full particulars.
Land Commissioner, Great Northern
Railroad, St. Paul, MINI. 13w. taw.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30

The April term OF the federal court
for this district will convene at Du-
buque, April 81, Judge Shiras pre-
siding. The following jurors have
been drawn from this county. Frank
Fencl, Protivin; John L. Ayers, Elma;
grand jury, F. w. Church, Elma; G. V.
johnson, Joseph Schaefer, Cresco;
petit Jurors.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30
Married.

BROWNSVILLE. At the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage. Thursday eve
ming, March 25, by Rev. F. P.
Shatfer. Mr.. Lewis Brown and Miss
Altha Smith, both of Decorah, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30

20 pounds Granulated Sugar
% ponnds Light Brown Suga
Z pounds xxx Coffee
/ pound Battle AK Tobacco
1 pound Dice Tobacco
/ pound Saleratus
1 pound Corn Starch !:
l gallon Honey Drips Syrup
/ gallon Cider Vinegar
8 Bars Good Soap.
4 pounds Good Jap Tea
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30

j. 7. Gaskell, wife and daughter,
took the afternoon train Monday for a
few months visit among friends in
Delaware.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-03-30

The Womer's Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. Barrett on Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All members
are earnestly requested to be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
MORE MAyUFACTURERS SIGN 1T.

More firms OF clothing manufacturers signed '"e
new ACrearcent of the striking talors yesterday.
Mayer Schoenfc said yesterday that two Thousand
tailors hal gained their demands up to that time
srd that next week would determine whether inc
strike w,s to be o. long duration or not On Tues
day night mass-meeiing will be held in cooper
Union where 4 n"rIber Of the best-kno"n !apo'
leaders ard asiiators are expected to speak
Sonoented denounced the stand taken ny the
Contractors aud said that their utterances were
Intended 10 irfane the strikers 10 DEEDS OF Vio-
lenae.
The children's jacket-rlakers yesterday issued d
direct appeal 10 the manufacturers saying that the
contractors were apparently opposed TO them and
although the latter had received an advance from
tie manufacturers. they still insisted that 'helT
former employees should return 10 work under the
pieocvork system
rNjs claim is in fact. the keynote OF the present
strike The strikers warttthe weekly-waee system.
and the contractors say that they will not grant 1t;
tina. ;he piece or task work system is the only
practicable one
Tn, brotherhood OF Taiiors yesterday appointed a
committee OF eight visit tho shops o. ali con-
tractors where employees have returned to work
IN. committees business VIII be TO find ont u the
manufacturers for whom these contractors WORK
have ,iCned The agreement 10 be responsible ioF
ma contractors living UP to their own agreement
il the settlement OF ms STRIKE poln VIC coIi'L
.ors and the manufacturers are compeiIed 10 SIGH
srresrepfs This has never been done before
/, was announced last night that SIX huhqfeC clII-
o-en's iacket-makers would return 10 work to,Gdi
Ths Womcns Branch OF the Bfothern0ou o. hai.
ors wi. hold mays-meeting to-day at NO 10 East
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BOOKS or THE WEEK.

BY ts Au42r q I %SF,, HstSs
TIE BEAUTIFUL MISS BROOKE. BY 90 ~ le"o'
pp. 49, O.. Appleton & Coz
Eni1 la. Drunk K s. N wssnais
COLLEGE TRAINING FOR WOMEN. e. Kate Hola-
Gay ciashoru. ieOo. 70. go crhorna' y coweA
proreE2,xcs OF THE FIRST CONVENTION OF THE
'''O NAr i;i,; cot'NciL o.: JEWISH WOMEN nsIi
a. NeyoY3aH NSHSnsr . IL eH w. - ion socett
Of American
Ny LoEp p s:9I Gy sons " 'io'"'n' i2"" '' %"
PRINCETON LECTURES Series Of Volumes a con'aa n
s ~ MGss aan o On me Gn
versiiy. the pescan. q me Iylmat"s. by ~ y; w.
seiS; Tie Gains :: - rd:apsa By saa'y
Az EpIs!TE re roIThuSy u, 1ng ing. h' m R''TI-
sAerwO'e. $50. ~. III. $50 dia'?as Eros)
Borden = BOVINE. svo. 70 HiI,. Gss diarpcr 4
THE FgFsyII OF TEE o e Fro p Join ;lao Ken en-
s g. fin4I !EI beo By f'F Newell ''0 Pr
1FILosor2y OF KNoWLEDGE. An Inquiry mo the
Naiure LIMITS ana ysldin Of ii"msn CcgniHy .,
81. CHARTS ssr5ner's sonsJ ~
SWEET nEG GaS eo n? S9 q as s g %8 BY
BIT or A FOOL. BY Sir Robert Peel. raFt. i2mo
Raj. sD f' 5mo u b. siS IT, iSP"s% a by
NOTES OK THE aa.1 SscATSagA cANA me He9y
THE ROMANCE OF 4 JESUIT MISSION. 4 Historical
Novci by NJ goufch.or Sanford. l2no, ~, eya
'Tbe Baker & TAYLOR Company
TIE SULTAN AID HIS SUBJECTS. BY Richard Davey
Ii two volumes. sya. Pr. No. xvi 1854. Vol. H.
81. ,E. =. Duuon & Coz
THE LOVELY NAZARHNF 4 Story Of Christ By j.
leroy Nixon. i2mo, 3us 81. S. ogilYie Publish
ing Company
THE LIFE S;D WORK or FREDERICK THOMAS
GREENIIAIGE. GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Iy James Ernest Nesmi,h. Svo p2 45G. Osoberts
BIosJ
SEQUEL TO Our LIBERAL MOVEMENT" By
Joseph Henry Allen lGnlo i35. G.obers Bros
TIE STORY OF MCIIIE. By Marian Bower. lGmo.
PIP I33. C.OLerts IIrosJ
HIRED FURNISHED. Being Certain Ecf nonlca House
keeping Adventures England BY Margaret y.
Wright ODl0ng lsnO up. 400. ntober's BiOs)
DEYOTEE An Episode in the Life OF Butterfly.
by Mary Cholrondeley iGmo. 2ll. edward
Afnold)
THE TREATMENT or NATURE IN DaNTEs ID
VIVA COMMEDIA." ty J. Oscar Kuhns. I8ino.
up eos Edward ArnolcD
THE ROMANCE OF LADY babel. BIRToN. The
story OF Her LIE Told In part by Herself and in
part BY ". H. wnk!ns. with Portraits and illus
n'lons. In two volumes. eyo. ~. Vol ]. xyii 3I4
Vol. H. e. G75-77S tDodd Mead & Coz
THE PERSONAL LIFE OF QUEEN VICTORIA. BY
Sarah a. Tooley. syo. PIP. 275. tDotd. Mead & Coz
THE TREASURE or THE HUMBLE. b. Maurice
.faets.iincs Translated by Allied suro. Win
Iniroductios By a. b. Wa!kiey. limo. ~. Al. 20.
lDNodd. Mead q COZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans buildings and alterations have been hea
Nfw e",dn: a7s 'f TT Of ih-aye
i l7H55. al" Rue,h Bartoicus OF 80 4a2 loh
i Az owner n1c6,,ec, Gunner. $4,000
5si6st 5. 'i 100 Of ih-ave for story
brick saO T3xlOoS sarah hchmd ITaSy p Si e?
Of No II East 5oth-st, architects. "ooo
5sss ba G8sn1 With stores. f &x Patrick So
ton lo Of NO .r iS stst 1900
I7Sh- Df'n' corner shave Tor esht-storc
Of NO 20, lao S,o o,haye , TWnt 10000
and stone building. with store and lofts 5o%so:
B Bafn" s To SSn o, No 20 East ISth-st
aOS-s 50 Wesi fSar5i;sory CHM, rna base
Hyacs X. y, owner: Brogan of No lia ,oo
'' dre eli 70 Jacob Hoffman t BreWns Of
Of q" No s s1 architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
shave No sos. to four-story brick tenement
o %siH + MacHusck OF No Is Yves, 2ihs'
sh are 10 $50 to - story prick and stone
nat. With store v Krd9'o sGi,s oi ne No
I2S shave architect ......:.......;' 'Vo
Fqrk-sv s: M 81" w 70 oses Henry Dale q 10
9 walls owner : Ogden & Co, OF No l'o'i ,nno
"a n" 10 S5 ''S to ana 6asfmeU
No 81 Ess, Si,a-s:, owner; Ogden & Co.. anna
architects .,...'''' - go '''''''''
New buildings. branch Office;
8d-ave. e g. 22I6 I, OF Franklin lye 'or tNo
fo,r-story brick teuemerts. 26NiO ana giN'o
FrehIo Sondhclmor. OF No la Wei SINS
owner; Albert Davis. OF No 2''oS od-Ns ~ roo
15th-st g 900 Q OF White Plains ave; lor
~ t,o- and-a -half-story frame dwelling 2lNjo'
Mrs James Wilson. ~ Wiilamsordge' owner .oo,
lanes Wilson architect. "oo'
Affections branch Office:
paanate . s. 1913 n n Of Westchester-ave
p, 81, a. ,wo,story frame dwelling: Philip Rudolph.
~ E,rcon-ave owner: Christopher Lohse or a.
ooi architect. u"
Nj ava No 40 n three StoI- Drick factory
Stvao. David Rousseau. OF promises, owner.
pieNerSon o. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

B1ehm Caroline 10 the Dime Savings Bank 81
Brooklyn n $ S0th-st. 1911 II . OF 9th ave- :
years .,...''.''''' ','.'' 80
Buckley. John J. 20 Jessie II Bovine. Nos 2J3 and
9
Bartlett. Warren =. 10 Laura Maniey. n IITth-
ct, Si5 II - Brock ! year.
Broadbcit william TO citizens Savings Bank ~
New-YOrk. n = i6lst-st. 100 n OF Grand Boulc-
ward. year. ...,......'.'..'.''. .''''''''
Same n Jacob y Butler. same property. ] year.
BuTk. Charles and wife In Edward Henry ffirsh.
@ corner TGih-st and Rvcrfiie Drive. I year.
Baker. John o. 70 Samuel y fnyt 81 al trustees.
asth-s,, 300 and 40 n " OF Central Pafl,
West, years, mortgages .'.''...',,.,.,
Clark, Cyrus. and wife 70 the Mutual Life In
sIrance COMPANY ~ New-i0rk . corner
Riverside ave and s8th-si year. .............
Carroll william I. 10 John RsnAhan. lIis;-
st. 10 q ~ Amsferdam-nYe yesrs..,.....
Same 70 John fchreiher : lSth-st 40 n " ~
Wadsworih ave. years. ...............:....
Same 70 John Renehan. > lilsi-st. 125 n W Of
Amsisrdan-3vA 0 years. .............
Davidson. Isaac, 10 Solomon Davidson. No 100
East sod-st. demand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29

4 ADVERTISEMENTS ara subscriptions for The Tne-
"A une received ther Uptown ONCE. No i2aS brose-
NAY "a door north of 3lst st.. until o'clock D. ~ az
ycrtsenents received az the following branch ohlces
rseuiar Office until O'Clock m ytz; 70 SIN
ave G. cor. Esd Is. 9th ave, cor. 18th st NAY
Gh-ave and TN st lia columbus ave near W's 0o s,;
a. Iog West 42l 9th % East ltth 81 ~
West set ST. between 7th and s,h ayss iSs East slsh.
st. ass Sd,ave. between roth and 18th cts ho2S ~
ave- near iis, 'it Sd 30 nisseker,snsSS; s
ave "a. Si-ave: aS Amslerdap-aye. t12 West t2d-s
las Eas, l1ih-s, 2o2 East sSh-st. $50 nth-ans; %:
isao Rosivay Sss Ia.sys ~ s.h-sys sis NEAR
i,sth-s,: $50 Fast i2sth-st near sa-ave 2ts VIZ
issth at hot. Ith and s'h AYES 800 Wet INNS ~
lAA Rrook.An onaees Coz ful,on-st; TO vultouS1 :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
ROBINSON PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

David G. Robinson. the son OF Ex-Governor ROD
tn.on. WHO was indicted for having swindled tho
Mutual Life Insurance Company out of 100000.
rieadaj not guilty TO the Indictment in the Court
or General Sessions yesterday. and was released
under $1,000 bail This was furnished by cX-Alde'
Thomas Cieary, superintendent OF the hqu-
III Rrding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
Conntrp iIropertp 90 Get.

A T BLOOMFIELD. n. Modern house OF ten rocrnst
"A large piazza gas, city furnace, shade and
fruit Choice location near park churches and schools
Five minutes by flag walk 10 station Forty-hyc min
city Hall EDWARD G. WARD. So Beach-st.
Bloomfield. and 1872 Nassau-st. y. y
II OR RENT-A Caldwell, ~ j.. new house. IL roomS
i bath laundry. furnace windmill good water. nish
elevation. giving extended view OF Passaic valley;
The village noted for its healthfulness Five minutes
walk from and trolley-cars Terms reasonable.
e. u. CRANE. Caldwell, y. j.
Two IET.At Englewood New-Jersey. fine dwelling on
Il Pallsadc thirteen besides kitchen.
laundry and bath; six minutes walk from depot Apply
10 JAMES ii. Coz Enslewood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
Ncw Publications.

NN>oNorooNN~rNosNN@~oo~~
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edges. $500
Shows the public acts Of sir Gre,nhalge his attitude
toward the significant issues OF his day and his influence
ike the usual biography thus one Of its best features
Any loss OF and completeness a, human
cay and politically" Boston Eerld.
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An account o a simple Inexpensive 20 see some
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
miscellaneous.

-.N.NNNNN>>N>~>N~~NN>~~/~>,
OUFApTR than the cheapest Better than the bert
l. Ilherts viole, perfumes, 2oc bottle. JAMMES. w
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
Gfhool Gacnffcs.

A MEXICAN AID ForEIoN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governrsses
10, to Colleges. Schools ana Families Apply 70
Mrs n. j. YOCNGyCLTON. % Cnion Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
Summer Resorts.

NopmamdHe7by=Ghs
(gNgMANnlEs riNHhRaiaa4r NEW JEgSEW)
The appointed hotel near New-lork Hotel opens
Wednesday. June 9th. al special rates Hotter opens
Omen Tor inspection. w. $. HEwEs Mgr
Wv" ava 10y FERDINAND T. EARLE Propr.
.evrpNr- Ely THE-SEA. LONG LAND.-Vtctorsa
4 cnttaec summerhe6-aye near ocean, railway sta
,,or ana hotel Attractive large rooms superior table
social rates Tor June. Apply at Cottage
rUUr, Top HOUSE. POMPEY, n. l.-open May ID to
IL Nov Elevation, i,SiN feet \ select family hotel.
Frter,ars Is guests; relief from hay fever no ma
arta. charming scenery. delightful drives; gOnng mouth
ain air Through trains D.. l.. 4 W. for OnatlyA
station leave New-lork a. M to "''" m ssnn '0'
booklet. I. a ElINrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
DRlHcErON UNIVERSITY
TXAMIS ATOMS. 1897.

Examinations for admission the Freshman and sopA
o.nore Glasses all departments Of Princeton University
viii be held IN .he city Of Now-York on THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY JUNE II AND Is. 1885,. commencing at
10 o'clock a. NJ. in the Lecture Room Of the NEW
YORK SCHOOL the STU FLOOR OF THE
EQUITABLE BUILDING. l2O BROADWAY.
Students Intending enter the Freshman Class one
year later may pass at this time preliminary exam
nation c9yeI1g PI2n Q; The en,r@1Ts Tegqpkeme2,s
CLUB OF NEwYoRK 70 The applicant who at such time
INC Academic Freshman Class the prize TO be paid after
For catalogues examination papers and further infor
1cg I AGRIs E 80 q c'a a, +; =. rw,v
GEORGE VIM BURLElGH. '02. II William Ct
II. ~ VAN DYKE Registrar. princeton \. j.
DocKLAND INSTITUTE Nyacs-on- the-Hudson. y. y
IL All year summer study. tutoring recreation. camping
boating saddle horses boys ponIe country e hest care
GUNNER SCHOOL At nantucket. connected with Har-
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ct'MMER BOARDING SCHOOL, for boys.-Mount Holly
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sa aaGy ESs se from muioc para fo
entrance spes n 19gT IaSs one to p two
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prepares colleges and government schools; thor
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For Young Ladies-Country.
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