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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-06-10
"a Remtntseence Of the Civil mar,

the shape OF regular visitor whose mission
to be to drop in Just for minute, at the identical
time when the staff is engaged in it's detail rush Of
ing copy for the impatient printers
He is familiar with all the small talk and incidents it
going the rounds, just he posted the quail tc
ity and location Of the EDITORS tobacco pipe and hi
matches, and he them freely in his minute"
calls at the office. st
While at times annoying, he is delightful in
teur and can dwell upon the jolly days when he
Mashorer, Uhlan, ordinary justice of the d,
peace up country after assuming the dgnities of citi
zenship in the United States years ago. Ri
With the departure Of the volunteers from Camp sl
Foster the other day he dropped into the office ust
for minute secured the EDITORS pipe and tobacco, We
seated himself in the easy chair, and after medtatng
for moment thus loosed the bride Of his tongue re
" Didn't the boys departure? No too busy !"
busy getting out copy for the paper. You get UP
frstcass paper, that's what you doing every al
week, and don't mind telling you So" Sc
He turned to find match when his eye fell upon
line Of Hebrew type the EDITORS desk which
translated into vernacular reads War at
Don't know what makes me regard the present
situation in the way do, but you know this isn't
like the beginning of the affair in 1861. he
" In the years before that war nearly everybody Sc
belonged to military organizations and Yehudm ~
always found in nearly every company. They S
all well-armed uniformed and drilled, and put
up fine appearance Furthermore, the elements
divided. There were French, German, Spanish,
Italian Austrian, each selecting of their nation
atty and forming companies, the language of their w
particular country Being used in business meetings Nj
well as in drills and parades, in single n
pany regiment, these Turin Americans II
red their respective flags side by side with the coos r.
of Uncle Sam NJ
Rehlling his pipe and lighting it, he meditated -
few moments and resumed his Renaissance II
whether there not is immateria, but wv
early in 1861 there good number Of Yehudm M
at Forts Morgan and Gaines, then guarding ~
the approaches Mobile They were good II
~, 1854 va,,..1, 4x 49, IL w
Soueio any soou hetui' W, oilu ~ s'uuieleu ~ Sa
using anything but kosher food they sup Tt
piled by friends at Mobile for a brief time with 81
strictly kosher diet believing that the would TT
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-06-10
THE JEWISH SOUTH.


handkerchief tab1ecloths cheeruly sacrificed for the
boys at the front
" 1t was while at Fort Morgan that coterie from
Montgomery, Ala, spent Pesach 1862 Friends at
Mobile sent down matzos' and the usual quantity
Of goose meat and addenda
Gone Of the Yehudim, noted for his eating capac-
ty managed to all the goose just as he had
to mount guard-at midnight,-so, with gun in
hand, he was marched away to the rampant
/" As the night he became hungry and,
sticking his musket into the open mouth Of frown-
ing cannon he sat himself beside it. and while gazing
the starlit waters he nibbled and ate the entire
quantity.
" He never noticed the approach of the relief; the
rich diet, after weeks Of half rations, made him
sleepy, and when he awoke he found himself in the
guardhouse, and only TIN ough influence was he pre-
vented from being shot"
The raconteur emptied the pipe of it's ashes,
reached for his hat and his cane as he remarked:
"Young Israetes who have gone and will go to the
war will not have any such experience. Why? They
See you again - Jewish Ledger
Book and jon PRINTING done neatly and promptly
at this office. Phone 800.
SUBSCRIBERS spending the away from
home can receive their papers promptly each week by
sending word to this office.
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SUBSCRIBERS spending the summer away from
home can receive their papers promptly each week by
sending word to this office.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-06-10

NOTE The Hebrew day begins with the sunset of the
preceding the corresponding common date.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-12
WHAT A LOT OF THEM.

Wheeling Produces Its Share, but
They are Growing Less Here Every
day.
What a wonderful lot OF people there
are who suffer from bnckache, From
the millionaire sitting in his office clip
ping coupons down to the humble ci;l-
zen who swings n pick FOR a dollar a
dny, nobody is free from It. And II all
comes from the same cause.
The kidneys are to blame.
Backachc is really nothing but kidney
ache. You can be perfectly sure that Il
means dlsordcrGd condition Of the
kidneys
And II you are wise you will heed the
warning Immediately.
Backachc neglected means sevcrer
forms OF kidney disease. diabetes. uri-
nary troubles, Brlghrs Disease, death,
Doan's Kidney pills are the one sim
ple remedy that can be relied upon In
oil forms OF kidney trouble.
some OF your neighbors have tried
them ard not one has found them want
ing. Here is what = Wheeling citizen
says OF them.
Mrs. r. Il. Sharp. whose husband
keeps n dry goods store and general
produce. ON the Pike, SAYS MY BACK
and ms Kidneys were never very strong
for four or 1--WE gears | think the trou-
bic was aggravated by a cold, settling
chiefly In the left kidney. There vas a
soreness and aching pain, that extended
down through the thigh, and ! suffered
n crcni deal from headaches, and felt
rin down and used M, as my back
bothered me great deal IN getting
nn,und the house. | saw Doan's KID
nov pills highly recommended, on dr.
ferrpt occasions and az was conf
plnInlnE OF my back being worse than
ugunl. nv mother got . box FOR me at
ths Logan Drug COmpnnF and began
10 use them. They relieved my back
rIcht nwag and felt very much strou-
DER and better recommend Doan's
X ldncy pills as being all that is claim
ed for them
D5an's kidney pills for sale by all
dealers Price 50 cents. Mailed by FoE-
Tor NIlIburn CO., Buffalo, y. " cole
AGENTS Tor the United States Remem-
bGr the name-Doan's-and take no
substitute.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
MoRGANTowN, W. Va. Dec. H.
Through the efforts of President Ray
mond, the university is enabled to Of
fer a number of prizes this year to IN
dustrlous students. None of them IS
very large, bit they have opened warm
competition in all the departments In
which they are given. The following is
a list of those already offered: An ora
tory prize of 500. By ]. W. wIles? two
defamation prizes. one for 800 and one
for $50. By the woman's League; a prize
in law Of a set OF the American and
English Encyclopedia Of Law, by the
Edward Thompson Company; prize In
American literature Of S25 and one in
English literature for the same amount,
by Prof. Robert A. Armstrong; two
prizes In Greek, one for 500 and one
for $50, by Senator Stephen B. Elklns;
three prizes By Richard Randolph Nc
Mahon, of $25 each. one in military tac-
tics, one in law and one in music; a
prize OF $25 In art by George G. Baker;
three prizes for short stories OF so each,
BIZ the Woman's League: a prize In
composition OF S25 by the university
Woman's Christian Temperance Union;
a prize OF $40 In rhetoric. By John o.
Thompson, editor Of the Keyser Echo;
n prize OF $25 by Governor Atkinson to
the most progressive student in general
work: two prizes In essay bF James
Capehart, Of $40 each. In addition 10
these the board OF regents offers a
number OF prizes aud medals worth
from ten to one hundred dollars FOR
work in the various departments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-12
COLD FLOODED MURDER
Committed Near Fetterman-Lutller
Wiseman the Victim.

WiscLAh 'iie
Special Correspondence OF Intelllgencer'
GRAFTON, W. Va, Dec. 81 cold
b,ooded murder was committed two or
u'ou 'm "1s eO ...',s ~" NJ
three miles peiow FetteFhlaH' A'''s
morning about s O'Clock. Luther WISE
man, a well known young farmer, some
,r,o-.,,,,,. ~. ,,o,,,,-sovsn vaars NJ
'"e'''' 3S'' " '"e'' -
age was shot down on the PUBIC h's"-
way In cold blood, by an Engllshman,
bv the name Of Walls. who has been
-. 49,. ne. =, r..,,,,o In an ola
HNIhs Nie H'e "a " ="
and abandoned farm house near the nv
err bank. near where the murder was
oo,,r,,,tod
~. s.., 49,, 81, ,,t,,,,, bo5
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Another gown, in which the bOlero
Jacket Ito which ParIsians cling in spite
OF the steady approach of long coat
like efIects). is of light magenta French
cloth, combined with sable trimming
and rich green peau de sole under
guipure lace,
The circular skirt shows slight full
ness at the back, and a decided demi-
train. The front breadth and border OF
the silk and guipure are outlined By
narrow ribbon threaded through the
net which forms an unobtruslve but nm
ished heading. The skirt is four and
one-half yards wide.
The bodice is trimmed with a border
OF gulpure, and the close leg-o'-mutton
sleeve, fitted to the arm by an elbow
dart Is treated correspondents. The
slight flare at the wrist Is lined with
black satin, which material also forms
the draped glrdle. The reverg OF deep
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-12

Good looks are really more thnn skin
drep. depending entirely on healthy
condition % an the vital organs. II the
liver he Inactive. You have q bilious
look: " your stomach be- dlsordered,you
have q dyspcptic look: II your kidneys
he affected, you have n pinched look
Secure good health, and Eou VIII sure
H. have good looks electric Bitters" IL
a good Alternative and Tonic. Acts dl-
rcctly on The stomach, liver and kid
news. Purllles the blood, cures plmpIes,
hlotchos ana bolls. and gives good
complexion. icvc'y bottle guaranteed.
Sold at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug store.
90 cents per bottle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-12

A Republican who Served in Legis-
IAtnfe aud Held n Military Conn
mission,
To the Editor Of the Intelligence.
Observing your editorial OF this
day with reference to the eligibility Of
Senators Getzendanner and PIerson, I
am reminded that our county of BerAe-
ly had a member Of the house Of DEL
egates, Mr.. George F. Evans. in the
session Of 1901 at which time he was
first lieutenant Of the Camden Light
Artillery. OF this place, holding a COM
mission signed by Governor ]. B. jack
son. His right to serve as a member OF
the house was not questioned, though
the Intelligencer during the session OF
the legislature "tWitted" him as the sol-
dler statesman from Berkeley. lie was
again elected in 1859 and served his
full term. President Arthur appointed
him postmaster at Martlnsburg in
March, 1884, and he held both offices I'M
til the expiration Of his legislative term
on December ], 1854.
It may be said that the legislature
was so overwhelmingly Democratic that
ne did no harm. True, but does this
change the fact? It may also be said
that as a lieutenant he drew no salary
as an officer OF the state. True again.
but suppose the governor had ordered
the Camden artillery out to quell an in-
surrection or riot, would not Mr. Evans
have been compelled TO go with his bat
terry at the governors call, and would
not the state have paid him for the SER
vices rendered? think so. And fur
Their. ! do not believe a Democratic
house Of delegates would have declared
his seat vacant for so doing.
But circumstances alter cases" at
least when the case Is desperate.
SONEST lNJuN.
Martlnsburg, Dec. 10.
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Gen. Rrookc Arrives.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Dec. s.-The
United States transport Berlin arrived
here this afternoon from San Juan. on
the transport were Major General John
R. Brooke, his stan, and the Flrsi Ken
lucky volunteer Infantry under Colonel
john B. l.. Castleman. General Brooke
and party missed the Washington boat
and remained az Old Point all night. The
trip from San Juan was entirely un-
eventful. The transport brought but
once transferred 10 the Josiah Sampson
and sent TO the government hospital n
Old polnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-12

L. A. Martin. r.. Charleston; c. F.
Norris. r., jarrett
Llncoln-George W. smoot, D., sherl-
Logan and MIngo-AIbert Meade, D.,
- M6rion-o. S. Mckinney, D. Fair
mont; II. b. Ash. D., GIover's Gap.
Marshall-Frank Legge, r., McMech-
en-; John Nixon, r., Roseby's Rock.
Mason-Byrd Hill, r., Beech Hill; 3.
]. Redmond, R., Maggie.
Mercer-Dr. Isaiah Bee, D., Princeton.
Ailneral-ThOmas B. Davis, D.. Key
* aIonOngalln-E, NJ Grant. r.. Nor
Monroe-'charles N. Via, r., Green
vile.
nelly, r.: Harry w. Mcclure, R.; Ralph
Mccoy. r.. all OF Wheeling.
Professionalism Mccoy, D., Franklin.
Pleasants-R. A. Gorrell, D., Twiggs.
Paeahontas-I. y. Moore. D.. Sunset.
PrestOn-Jul!us Schegr. r.. Eglon: j.
Nelson Baker, r.. Evansville.
Putnam--Dr. II. +. Asbury, r., Lib
Ralelgh-N. A. snuffer, D., Marshes.
RItchie-C. L. ZInn. r., Auburn.
Roane-sWilbur Spencer. r., Linden.
Summers-B. p. Shumate, D., Pipe
Taylor-"Humphrey =. Brohnrd. r.,
Remington; or w. r. D. Dent, D.,Graf-
Tyler-A. L. Hughes. r.. Alma.
upshur-C, Bernard Outright r.,
Buclihannon
c. f. Millender, D.. Ceredo.
wetzel-L. NJ. stephens, D. New
Nv Wirt-Rober: E. o'Brlcn, D., Burning
Springs.
wood-H. +. Harnish, r., Parkers-
burg; Charles Hunter r., Williams
town: Homer G. Merrill. r.. Slate.
DELEGATE DISTRICTS.
First dIstrlct-Brooke and Hancock
countiss-w. i. Brown, r., Arroyo,
Hancock county,
second dtstrtct-rgier and Wetzei
couatles-'w. II. RIne, D., Bird, Tyler
county
Third DISQUALIFICATION and Clay
tountles-Jacob Fisher D..sutton; John
H. Long, D.. Heaton.
Fourth dlstrlct--LewIs and Webster
countles-sGeorEe W. Crook. D.. Alum
Bridge. Lewis county: 'W. T. Talbot,
D.. Addison. Webster county.
Fifth Randolph and Tucker
countles-Howard Wagner; D., Davis,
Tucker county: Arnold Cunningham, D.
Alpina, Randolph county.
sixth district-3rant and Hardy
countles-Dr. c. L. Hall. r., Lost River,
Hardy county.
seventh dIstriet--Jefrarson Morgan
and Berkeley counilfs-R. ". Morrow,
d.. Charles Town. jefferson county; F,
II. Harrison. D., Berkeley Springs,
Morgan county.
Eighth Mcdowell and W.
oming couRtes-J A. uldheld. r.,
Welch, Mcdowell county.
'Seat contestcd
.'Nel,her candidate has n certificate.
RECAPfTCLATloN.
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Green peau de sole are covered with
white raised lace. which Is again ems
ployed over white silk for the collar and
chemlsette.
With this bodice is worn a French
knotted flchu OF silk gauze, the ends OF
which pass under the jeweled clasp
which fastens the bolero,and are caught
under the latter at each side seam. The
proper cut Of this gown can be obtained
only with the use OF the cut paper pat
tern furnished by Harper's Bazaar.
1t Will require six yards OF French
cloth tifty-four inches wide, to make
this costume; also six yards Of silk. and
four and three-fourth yards of sable
trimming. The quantity Of lace requir-.
ed viii vary according to the width OF
the variety chosen.
The accompanying hat is OF dark
green felt. with magenta velvet bands
and bow. and lighter green ostrich tips:
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Ssoposah.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
State OF West Virginia, Charleston. ONO
OF Commissioners OF Public Printing
Jos. qemisg and Sou.

State OF West Virginia, Charleston. once
OF Commissioners OF Public Pruning
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
pOsals will be received by the ComnLs-
slonCrs OF Public Printing at the Auditor
Office, In the Capitol building in, the cl!y
OF Charleston, w, Va. from this time uh'H
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEM'
Der, 1895, At u O'CLOCK NOON
OF SAID DAY,
for the execution Of the state Printing ana
Binding and for supplying the state VITA
Stationery and Printing Paper for me tWo
years beginning on the second "Wednesday
OF January. 1888. and ending on the SECOND
Wednesday In January. 1901.
Each proposal must be accompanied .!
bond executed according to law, nN ~
bidder. with at least two good anu SUM
Client securities, residing In this state N
the penal sum Of TEN thousand Fi"vB
dollars for all State Printing. and IN lhs
penal sum OF two thousand t32,@ol dollars
Tor all State Binding, and In the penGI
gum OF Ave thousand $4,000 dollars iOs
furnishing Printing Paper and Stationery
conditioned upon tho faithful perform
ancc OF said contracts. No ND unaccoih,,
panied by such bonds will be entertalnea
by the Commissioners OF Public PrinunE'
Estimates OF the WORK TO he done or ma ma
terials to be furnished, together win
blank forms for proposals, bonds, elc.:
viii be furnished by tl'e commissioners o.
fHbHG lI3HHHk, upon aPFHt0t'oH - 49,.
The commissioners are required 10 re-
cclvu separate bids for the Printing, Blnl'
ing, aud Printing Paper, including s'A'
tlnnery,
The contract shall be awarded TO the
lowest responsible bidder for the same, ~.
spectvCly, unless there " Responsible
bidder Tor the whole which Is less thah
the aGgregate amount Of the lowest sepAI
rate bids, IN which case the contract shan
be- awarded TO such lowest bidder Tor tue
whole
An proposals must I've made upon tho
printed blanks furnished by the Comn'lN'
aioncrs OF Public Printing, aud said com.
mlssioncrs reserve the right TO reject any
and all bids.
ny order OF the Commissioners OF Pub
lie Printing
l., NJ la TOILETTE. Auditor,
President Commissioners OF Public PRINT
November 4, 1875. nol6.mwf&Wy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-12
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Roll Orthe Members as at Pres
ent-.SeYeraI Contests for Seats in
the House aud Senate Announced.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgenccr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. 1.-the
following is complete list OF the next
legislature of West Virginia. which con-
venes on Wednesday. January II, 1888.
The senate consists OF twenty-slx mem
bers, elected for four years. one-half
elected every two year,. The house
consists OF seventy-one members. elect
ed for a term Of two years, The tota!
membership of the legislature is ninety
seven, Of which fOrty-nine is major
ity on Joint ballot:
THE SENATE.
The first named is the member-elect
and the SECOND named is the hold-over
member:
First DIstrlct--Hancock Brooke. and
Ohio countles-N. f. Whitaker, r.,
Wheeling: oliver S. Marshall, r., New
Cumberland.
Second DIstrict-MarShall, Wetzel and
Marion countles-Jesse f. sturm. r.,
surms Mill; S, W. Matthews, r.,
Moundsville.
Third dlstrlct-Tyler. Richie and
Doddrldge counties-Anthony smIth.R..
Wick. Tyler county; George W. Farr.
r.. West Union.
Fourth dIstrict-Pleasnnts Wood,
Writ, Calhoun and CLINE: counties-R.
F. Kidd, D.. Chenille; Commodore Dot
son. D.. Parkersburg.
Fifth dlstrict-Jackson, Rokne and
Mason counties-Ha.ry c. WDodyard,
r., Spencer; A. C. Hughes. r., Ravens
" sixth dlstrIct-caber. Wayne and
Putnam countles-'James II. Marcum,
D., Huntington; Alonzo Garrett, r.,
Shoals.
Seventh distrlct-Logan. MIngo. Lin
coin. Wyoming Mcdowell. Mercer and
Raleigh countics-Jnmes f. Beavers,D
WEIGH; Carlos V. White. r.. Logan.
Eighth distrlct--Greenbrler. Monroe
Summers, FaYeue and Pocahontas
counties-Charles W. Osenton. D.,
MONTGOMERY; y. C. Mcneil, r., Marlin
ton.
Ninth dlstrict-Kanawha Nicholas,
Braxton. Boone and Clay Counties
'Walter l.. Ashby. D., Charleston; T.. G.
Plerson. r.. Clay.
Tenth district Randolph. Lewis, Up
ghur. Barbour aad Webster cOuniies-
starlSe l.. Baker r.. Beverly; George
c. Cole, r., Weston.
Eleventh dlstrlct-Preston. M0nonGa-
lin Ond Taylor cOuntleS-Dr 7. +. Lam
ham. r.. Newburg; Richard +, Fast.
r., MorRhft5wu.
Twelfth district Hampshire Hardy.
Grant Mineral, Pendleton and Tucker
cnunties-John J Cornwell. D., Romneg;
Bernard j. Baker D.. Petersburg.
Thlrteenth dIstrlct--Jcffcrson Berke-
ley and Morgan counties-R. c, Burk-
hnrdt. d., Martinsburg; Henry c. Getz-
endanncr. r.. shcphcrdstOwn,
seats contested.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Rarbour--'stuart H. Bowman, D..
Valley Furnace.
Berkelcy-H. s. Cushwa, D., Martins
burg.
cabell-E. 4. Bennett, D., Hunting
ton: u. y. Taylor. D. Ona.
CalhOun--J. r. knight, D.. Big Bend.
DoddldEe-J. 4. Kemper, r., Long
Fayette-George c. Mcintosh. r.,
Fayetteville; Dr. ]. J. HaptonstalI, r..
Stone Gin
Gilmer-F. y. Hays. D.. Glenyile.
Greenbrler-1' II Jarrett, H., Blue
Sulphur Springs; Dr. T.. +. Raymond.
D.. Frankiord
Hampshtro- william q. stump D.,
Romney
Harrlson-Z. W. Wyatt. r. Bridge
port: John ". Davis D.. ClnrkFburg.
Jackson--J. S. Darst r., Cottageyillc;
W. n. Kelbnugh, H., Wlseburg.
IeferHon--J. Garland Hurst, D., Har-
Kannwha-pr. ". p. Malcolm. r.
Lewiston; J. II. Hunt, r., charlestoni
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-12
CAsE POINT.

A Republican who Served in Legis-
lAtufe aud Held a Military Conn
r,,t.nfnr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-12
TRETREATYSIGNED
The Final Act ofLons Negotiation
at Paris.
THF DRAMATIC INCIDENTS

Attending the Contamination OF
the Labor of tho cOnmissiOns-The
spaniards, Naturally We're Very
Much Downcast, and Commented
AcridIy on the Conduct Of the
American Commissloners-Thc Sig
natures were Afa1ed at s.45 O'clock
Saturday Evening.
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West Virginia
Conference Seminary.
Thorough. practical. economical.
Thirteen competent instructors.
MorLl Influence tho hest...........

W0rlI lhHueacts IHe NesI,.,,..,.,.
COURSES
Classical. Scientific, Literary. Normal.
Music. Art Business Elocutlon.
LADIES, HALL furnished throuehou,
with steam heat electric lights. bath
rooms-an IDEAL CHRISTIAN HOME
FOR YOUNG LADIES Room aud board
IN this Han per week $50; per year. m.
Guiding tuition. $1,000. Special Induce.
mcnts - TEACHERS.
Expenses OF Young Med per year Si2SOo.
Winter term begins November 10; sprlug
tcrm Mr'Gn s.
For particulars write
S. /. goYERS, President
ocll BuCkhOnnOn W. Va.
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4 LII KINDS OF PLAIN AND Fancy
"A Printing An entire now line OF sam.
pies OF Bali Programmes. Tickets and In.
Job Printing oiiice.