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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01
Shared the Common Lot.

Were you ever held up!"
81 should say So"
"When?"
Every Christmas. Chicago Record.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01

"You know what will happen if catch
you under the mstletoe," simpered Chump-
ley.
eyes, and I'm so hopelessly absent-mind-
cd" she simpered in response.-Detroit
Free Press
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-01
What She Will Do.

The Conventional "Old Year"-To think
l looked like that twelve months ago!
The sun., 1898-03-09

Report comes from Memphis that
Tommy Burns is daily exercising the
~rin1or horses. He remarked recently;
II like to hnrw tn" horse | ride at all
times and want him to know me. When
wonIr well acquainted know his weak
'nI strong points and know then the
best way 10 eide him. can judge abouI
h.- clip, and will ride he race IT, sui,
hIm 1t Is this that tells ne whether
the pave Is tho slow or too fa.t.' Mr.
s'rhoor received II letter from 4 Feat her
stotIc, asking terms for second call on
Hurns: srh'Jn month, SO for losing and
-, l"r Il winning mount wcre the terms
asked. and a- Mr.. Schoor will only race
eleven lor-r> in the East, thi. is IA mod
est sum for second call on the jockey.
who is thought TO Lc the best lightweight
in the country, in comparison to the
almost fabulous sums asked for a call on
rod' SIoan'> services.
teolgc t.. Bennett will control the bet
ting ring at Newport, with Ed Austin in
charge OF his interest. Captain TILES will
run his owD books at Little Rock, aud
advces from Nashville say that the bet
ting will be handled by the southern
Turf Company, Marcus Carr wright and
Yc Old Inn Company, which is Henry
Brown and Hiram Stumr!rld. This
will leave Memphis the only Southern
track where the free lance b"okmakprs
can'drnw in.
The sun., 1898-03-09
AlUATiCS.

Tie members "i iast years Yale
freshman crew have presented Rodgers,
the football captain, with Il hand
SOM" silver cup in recognition OF his
efforts in coaching them last year when
they. defeated the !IHrvAr! and Cornell
freshmen.
{. ". Steele, Caubridg" Universty's $
stroke, has an attack Of gastric influenza.
The Wachu>et,s Boat Cub, of Wor-
certcr. Mass, yesterday voted to send
Edward IIanlon Ten Eyrk t" London to
compete for tn" Diamond Sculls at the
Harley Regatta. His father is to ac-
company him as coach and trainer.
Ia'c will organize - second Varsity
eight and will enter it in the Harlem
Regatta on May 30. She will meet
Columbia and Pennsylvania in that race.
Archibald Wright has been selected to
coach the Pennsylvania freshmen crew.
The sun., 1898-03-09
DIAMOND DUST.

! The Yale baseball team will probably
! play in this city on April I.
| SckahXis, Cicvcland's noted Indian
player, has disappeared and nothing
can b. learned of his whereabouts. lie
did not put in an appearance on >atur.
day and the team had to start on its
Southern practice trip without him.
This makes it appear Sockalexis will b.
even more unreliable than ever this
year and that lie probably will M of
little service to the team.
The Orioles will leave for Macon, Ga,
March "A, and will stay there ahou,
twelve days. Exhibition games will be
PLAYED in Savannah, Charleston, Rich
mond and Norfolk. The first game in
Baltimore will be played April 6 with
Rochester.
Four baseball teams will 60 to West
/ Baden, Ind, via Chicago, It. Louis,
Louisville and Cleveland. \ score OF
prize fighters have been at that health
resort. including Dixon, Barry, Tracey.
, kcrwin and others of note.
Gil Hatfield, once with New York, and
later with Kansas City, will play with
Newark in the Atlantic League next sea-
son. Hatfield is almost a> old as \nson.
The Pittsburg Baseball Club will travel
more than 1900 miles next season.,
$500 miles more than any other club.
This is because Of the numerous sing"
trips il will make t, Cleveland. Pitts
burg gets eighteen Saturdays at home,
nine abroad and also sixteen Sundays
! abroad.
The schcdu'c meeting OF the Eastern
League will DC held in New York today,
Cleveland and rtlshurg have arrived
at Little Rock. Ark, and will play
several games there.
The Phillics leave for Cape May next
Tuesday.
The first game at the l"'ladrlphia ball
park will be played on April ., between
the Regulars and Iannigans.
Billy Nash is still in California.
Yale's University nine i'as been able
to get out on the field again, but the
freshmen are still using the cage. The
number of freshmen candidates has been
reduced, so that the squad now num-
bers about thirty.
The sun., 1898-03-09
LOCAL DOTS.

Leonard Oskin- oi his city, has been
visiting ,iuhn {. Dskins al Newport.
Mrs. W. J. Richards, oi this city, is
the guest Of harrington friends.
Miss iIerrirk-on. "l Harmony, Del.
visited friends in this city yesterday.
Henry Fleming, of Harrington, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Fred Harrington, Of Harrington, spent
sunday with Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Esther Springer, Of this city, is
visiting friends AT Newport.
Miss Bessie Dcrickson. Of Mermaid,
DEL. has been visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lloyd. OF this city, is
visiting the family OF Rufus Gregg. OF
Newport.
The executive committee of the W. {.
L. held its monthly meeting ON Monday
night in West Presbyterian Church.
X. 4. Whitnuck, Of the United States
ship Essex, is visiting his parents at llNS
Elm street, this city, on Il ten days tur-
Tough. ...
Mrs. Alfred Heck will leave today for
New York City to spend two weeks with
her son, Stanton Heck, Of the Castle
Square Opera Co.
The new arc lights which have been
placed at Tenth and Harrison streets,
seventh and TatnalI streets and Fifth
and Adams streets were used for the first
time last night.
Dr. Archie Mckinley who has been
visiting DR.. Harry W. Bryan has re-
turned to his home in Germantown.
Benjamin y. Long Of phWnixvile. is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs Lewis Barlow Of Chester, is the
guest OF friends in this city. -..
Mrs. Frank OIoomis of West Chester
has returned home after Il visit to friends
in this city. 7't '.a.
Julian Walker has recovered from an
attack Of the grip.
Joseph 81. Carpenter, ..Jr.. is in New
York. ~ ~ .:ss ::
miss Size Crumbangh expects 70 visit
friends in Germantown shortly.
Mrs. Wilhemina Warren Of this city
is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Artemas
Smith and daughter Helen, OF Bear STA
tion. .. ,..,.
I'll" condition Of John Bulge, super
intcndent OF the Pullman Palace Com
pany Of this city, is somewhat improved.
A movement Of aggressive holiness will
be formulated at the home Of James
Wyatt. No. :O7 West Fourth street, this
evening.
Patrick Fahev commenced yesterday
to drive stakes for the new schooh"ust
at Tenth and Monroe streets.
The Rey. }. ID. {. Hanna will deliver
a lecture next Thursday evening. in
Brandywinc NJ. +. Church, entitled
"Fron, the Manger to the Throne"
! Next Sunday morning the members OF
the several divisions OF the A. .. H.. OF
this city, will attend mass at the Pro-
Cathedral and will receive holy COM
munion.
The ncw,tug Transit, No. II, building
at the yard Of the pusey 4 Jones Com
pany, will be ready to leave for New
York in few weeks.
The sun., 1898-03-09
SELF DEFENCE.

If Young FaneIl, of this city, wants to
fight Joe LaughIin also Of this city, all
he ha. TO do is say the word.
George Russell is t'aining hard for his
coming fight with Jim .Janey. Russell
walks from Chester to this city every
day. Ii he wins he will be matched
with Joe Walcott or George Cole.
Peter Maher's efforts to fight any one
or all Of the heavyweights now before
the public are attracting attention.
Mahers honesty in desiring to fight has
never been questioned. Defeats have
not discouraged him. He is better
boxer today than he has been at any
time in his career. Experience has OBJ
tained for him the qualities that he
lacked several years ago. Fitzsinmons
recognizes Mahers strength when lie
tells Mccoy, Corbett, Ruhlin and others
to 60 fight Maher before he will defend
the championship.
Dick Moore and Dick O'I'rien are to
meet in an eight-round bout at Baltimore
on March q. Another fake.
Frank McIlugh, the Cincinnati boxer,
has posted forfeit of $500 to meet any
feather weight in the ring. MclIugl has
not done any fighting for several years.
Joe Bernstein was at Athens, Pa, last
night and challenged any l22-pound man
in the world. Why doesn't he take on
Elwood McClnskey?
Young Farrell, Of this city, wants
to meet any l22 or l26-pound boxer in
the world in ten or fiftcen.ruund bout
at Athens Pa, or Trenton. n. J. This
il aimed at Fairburn, Mcmahon and the
"kcntuckv Rosebud
Harry Lemons, colored, OF Niagara
Falls, knocked out mike" Leonard, OF
New York, in the last minute OF the
twenty-round fight at Buffalo, \. y,
last night.
The case ni Robert Patterson, the
coachman wno sued I'itzsimmons fol
assault, has gone over the term for til,
third time.
New York boxing clubs are anxiously
awaiting the result of the Police Com
miSsioncrs' decision on Judge Wood
wards ruling. The latter decided tina,
under the Horton bill no admission fec
could he charged, and this may kill box
ing.
!, Jack Ward, Of Ne xark, defeated Patsy
Corrigan, Of Trenton, in a tifteen-round
bout at Trenton, N. j., last night. The
latter was outclassed, and the decision
was popular.
Professor Mclean will hold a boxing
entertainment at ISL Clifton street. on
Thursday evening.
Marty McCuc OF New Yonkers has re-
tur wd from California. and tips jim
.Jeffri"s as Il sure winner and Il world
bratpr.
George Dixon who has been on a spar
ring tour iIrough h the West, is back
again in New York, and will in Il day ol
two start to train for his match with
Tommy White at the opening Of the
Syracuse Athletic Club which takes
place on March u.
1t is strange that Kid Mccoy is not
seeking Il match with Stanton Abbott.
/ MrCoy's methods ont -Cnrbrtt turirit.
The sun., 1898-03-09
MISCELLANY.

Martin Julian has posted $3.50, half of
Yousonf's forfeit, for RDchr to meet the
! Turk. and the remainder is to be posted
today. Both wrestlc's appear to be
anxious for the match, and unless some
bubbles arise there will l~ no ditiicn ty
in bringing them together.
The athletic field ~ lrhigh yesterday
afternoon was the scene oi unusual ac-
tivity The captains "f the baseball, Ia
crosse and track teams were taking al
vantage Of the perfect weather, and were
giving their men some light work.
The Registration Ccmniit"e II the
Amateur Athletic Union has decided
that all officials a, tIlr field and track
meets MUS, be registered.
4 call has been issrrl for candidates
for ihc Hin School track and field team
The winter work ru the rowing ma
chine. at the Penn Charter School shows
it, guo,l results III t." present ROWING "i
lN, boys,
OF crjv',l and rrinHrtr~, il i. -ai. r'an
Eo,up, ui Australia T. lho hardest O@'tNg
cricket player thai country ever PRO,
,,uyrd: HAT the Aus H!iaus ""n ,h" llun'
test match AGAINST the yjSAnE ! uEllSh
crickrlcr- at sydney, by siN NIri"'S, and
chat an English lran If ,lick~rr, will
visit this country dnng th" Summer,
saiirg from England fer New York on
A"g. ..
Three hundred Cornell St"dcnts
watched the first appearances OF the
aA'arSity crew candidates on Caynga Lake
inlet.
Hin school athletes will ave the
advantage Of a new third Of a mile track
to practice on this season.
The sun., 1898-03-09
CYCLEMG.

Ia" announcement mad" ~ bicycle
lra'cIs that this season vii hr one Of
'hy biggest III The history ol thC rusliine
Is not exaggerated. The vast army that
cook advantage Of really tie first ideal
cycling day OF tine year on Sunday last
proves thc truth "t ,hclr assertions. For
lnrtlc proof II is only necessary to visit
the headquarters and agents stores of
the different manufacturers, where every
thing il hustle and buslle. The poet
looking for Il" first signs oi Spring has
only to watch the crowds that gather in
front Of every cycle stone window and
critically survey the Wheels and parts
thereof.
Dealers are unanimous in the belief
that the popularity which the wheel will
attain this season has been caused by
the reduction Of the prices. The popu-
lar priced wheel has especially appealed
to the great many people heretofore op-
posed to the burying Of 500 in the pur-
chase Of a twO-whecled machine, which
they thought was not worthy of it. Then
too, the argument has also been ad-
vanced by the non.ridcrs that there was
nothing but work in the propelling of a
bicycle and the pleasure sald to be de-
rived was only the thoughts Of all i'm
aginativc mind. Very few such argu-
ments are heard this year, the SUPPOSE
ton being that life without bicycle is
without much pleasure
! Tom Cooper will go to Hot Springs,
Ark, this week t. begin training for
the coming season. After two weeks
work there he will 60 to Chester Park,
Cincinnati, to put on the finishing
touches on the cement track at that
place. His trainer informs us that
Cooper is in better firm than at any
time since 'M when he was the undis-
puted champion.
! There is a possibility that former
Champion ".jim' Curhtt will desert
his theatrical enterprises and put his de-
sire for Bob Fitzsimmons scalp aside
for a time in ortlcrto beconea champion
racing cyclist. He has not tipped his
friends off to that effect as yet, but he
has secured a racing suit and a real rae
ing wheel with drop handle bars, which
speaks volumes.
Edward Taylore, the French middle
distance champion, and HaIey Elkes, of
Gems Falls, N. Y. Will meet some time
late in March in tifter,-mile paced race
in jacksonville, Florida. for a purse.
Owing to the lack Of pacenakers in Flor
ida each man will M allowed only ten
men as pace, each having five tandem
teams
On March II Charles W. Miller, win
ner OF the six-'iay rec, will try for the
4 lOO-mile paced American record.
Edward S. Edwards, the young man
Of New York, who is cndeav0ring to
ride one hundred miles each day during
the present year, and who went to WASH
ingtnn in order to get the benefit of the
good roads system there and the mild
climate, is keeping up his task, regard
less Of the weather conditions. S, far
Edwards has ridden sixty seven cen
turies, or 600 miles, good seasons
record for the great majority Of mileage
fiends.
Bcllrair, Fla, has been deserted by alt
th,. racing men. and st. Algn-tine SUBJ
stitutcd as the training quarters. which
place will now M the center Of attrac-
. tion.
1t il reported that o. :. Bunncll will
manage Joe Ncni"r the coming season
and his frs, move will M to send him
against Starbyck IN middlc-distance
race.
The sun., 1898-03-09
FOOT BALL.

.,l.r FIVE years separation North
western University and the University
Of Michigan have agreed to let hygones
be hygonc>. and arrangements have
been made ior football game between
these two universities next tail.
The sun., 1898-03-09
Selections.

Fif>t Racc-Con lnry, SRA, Marie
Lowell.
Second Racc--Irgion, Jack Lowell,
Nrntanna.
Third Racc-Maud Adams, Will Fnnso,
Ethel Farrell.
( Fourth Race-Starllny, May pinkcr-
ton, War Song.
| Fifth Racc--Mrlica, Nellie s.. Bessie
Browning.
Sixth Race-RsSie Abbott, Jenola,
Colonel T.
Paddock Points.
Garth and Cole got the money with
their good thing Proposition. 1t 10 said
rooms very heavily, and the way the
Virginans were roofing in the infield
during the race, guess their bank &C.
counts have swollen since the race.
Blue Jay ran good race about five
furlongs, lie then stopped to nothing.
Jockey Coudricr rode two winners,
but the Judge suspended him for the
meeting on account OF his ride Oh Bari
tone III.
Johnny DWyer tell tor bet Oh FL
field. He more than got even on Patha
way, as he got two to one for his money
third.
Johnny Distcl won a bet on his mare
Kassala but he lost it all back on Little
Cliff and Pinkerton Scott.
The last race was good one for the
books, as every ON" played either Bari
tone or Pinkcrinn Scout
Hclrhanty had II swclIrr on Brooklyn
to be in the money, but Ar,la's defeat
caused his downfall.
Billy tarmody fell for bunch on
Niutn and Baritone III, but as he has Il
good thing today he says he will ="
even.
Jack White never rashcu bet until it
came to the lInmurist race, but his good
fortune ddn', last long, as he went to
Baritone III.
Jack Lowell played Bernardo fora good
thing. Get oven on your mare tolav,
old boy. e.,
Patsy McDermott figures to win race
very soon. At first he couldn't get in
the money, but his bad luck left him
and he was third with Milton T. Then
yesterday the fates allowed him to finish
second Now, according to form, he
will land in front today. One he does
break his spell Of hard luck he will be
difficult to beat.
The sun., 1898-03-09

l'aN RrpEt'l"r> Is a rlYai Of Anson in
thr am5trr "i !".!2 h II service on the
diamond, lMl- via b" his twentieth
year.
The sun., 1898-03-09

JosEpII HrNNlsA native Of Rn,,a Is, ,,nm, 1a,"W i
no rs Joseph Ennis, is require" " in,',. r'''' Il
3s n,r,, W. w,,Ssin or the Consulate Genera 81
rsss.a n state street New YORK.
The sun., 1898-03-09
n Distr let Map
of Delaware.

The STATE SENTINEL Of Dover is hav-
ing prepared and will soon be ready to
deliver New Map Of Delaware, giving
the boundaries Of the Representative and
Senatorial Districts as provided by the
New Constitution. $1.1O will secure
this valuable Mapand the STATE SENTINEL
for one year. The number is limited;
subscrib at once. New subscribers will
receive the paper the balance OF this year
free. Address, with remittance,
TIE SEATE SENTINEL, Dover, l'ei.
The sun., 1898-03-09
SUMS SPORTING AELhHGE
Various Pointers Gathered From
or the Turf.
SELF DEFENSE: OTHER SPORTS
Resume Of the --latest Happenings in
Aihlctics---InIour and Field
Dnings Of Interest
Here.
1uRE TALK.

The feature Of the days racing at
Barksdalc was the winning Of PROPOSE.
ton, who after getting off poorly went to
the front making his own pace and won
easily.
Only six books were on the line.
Following are the summaries, entries
and selections for today.
The sun., 1898-03-09

IF Frederic Richardson, lat" pro. rrickctcrr,
'Nonl nlhurough NUtt>. England, AMI Montreal
6ana.la, will apply "a II o. :, .'2 latayr''t a'.
IN will he gladly received I!H.n lal"l. I'ltase
bOpy.
The sun., 1898-03-09

VyyANTED-Ma lady canvassers to sell
w private hooks for women. Gl3 King street,
IA. ln or i p. IN. '-.t'
The sun., 1898-03-09

.,, >,,II,CAN or Cornelius tarlan, dls'
AMdE;n !ad from MI TO- ,, IT, Mh L. $ infantry March is'
c1arged Tom i,n "" barracks, Mo- entitled 10 prob
-: literal reward or pro"t q" death !" HTess Amrs
0iO, A, SMYTHE. Counsellor NJ Law Nv '''"''
Building. Boston. Mass
The sun., 1898-03-09

JxyASTED,- AGENTS FOR A
w new hcllschOd article just out: sells at
every house. Call at Lafayette Hotel, HS Mar
kct street. JOHN H. NlLEhEk.
VYyANTEp-W Women tn sell Brassine Liberal
w contract A sale at every door. Brassine
Manufacturing Company, River and Union
streets, WilkesbArre, Pa.
The sun., 1898-03-09

t%S,y. STrn- Robert Bruce Davidson H'h ~
.tsiatr David pa avidsnn. Writer, tnurai' ANt',
sctIand, or any Of his children, hn'cs. c,,,a,1 ,
i1SSETAS a. son. solicitors, Duidcc' S'"'"''"
The sun., 1898-03-09
NOTICES.

5# WANTEp-Encrett tic agcn'S. either SEX Char
s}octer must bear s,rrtest ini"-'gaIlnn. Address
aStIN office.
The sun., 1898-03-09

IN INFORMATION wanted OF Rosanna
Reilly, ldomrstIc.) Please send address
Ia 90 Convent avenue, New York city.
The sun., 1898-03-09
HELP WANTED-F ENABLES.

XIvANT,ED-A half.grOwn white girl for house
w work. State wages. Address J.. u. BOX
lj2, city.
The sun., 1898-03-09

sHoyLD, s.Is t.; %s iss Rsnsy~" SyT "' "sh H msry
yt' s,dsk, st Sn.neN Nsls NK n.u, rfE%EEIsh rem sm
tARD viii he pleased t" see or hea' 'tf~ Wnrr,t s
I6dress British steamship knefe'"' NANNY '''
wharf New YORK.
The sun., 1898-03-09

3frxroRMATlON i wanted concerning ~, Mat.,,r" ata,,r
chr;sti. jas, hear, Of December 3 vi! T ,n"nk ".
G,iIv received by his brother DAVID "" '"'
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The sun., 1898-03-09

,7,vropuATlON wanted OF Lillian lr Mnro
~ e;,s or Frank and John M Mrc "a AddTess
s.ssc,s.. a,liTroy. paIsrs please copy
The sun., 1898-03-09

FLORENCE O'ERlEN-k Kindly write GEO.
'bItkiEY, l,U West Broadway, New York city.
The sun., 1898-03-09

II INFopM ALTON wanted Of Clare Duval by his
sister. j. DUAL ~ I" Wv. v"rt IIty,
The sun., 1898-03-09
rERsCKAL J..

q If Michael &. Wall, n"rI' IA laiiHlra, '"llllE
Sf,un,yul ireland. now ahuut lOlcar- OF age sup
1Hspi To Ia. about New \ork Wonh coninlllIl'
Fate with his cousin Mirhacl F'""d, tGSsvl!le
Strert., Londonderry, Ireland, hc ""''id near
SOmethng to his advantage.
The sun., 1898-03-09

!, NANCY cARLAN-Csme from Brm'.EnlSm. n'.Esl m.
ln.and, in is7? entitled to p'1GMdIss 1Gd1s.s ' Eo 4.
M.s f1I pni,ar pro Si at ats law ,io Xmcs Building,
tU3tol, Mass
The sun., 1898-03-09
For Baby's Sake


CT course yoE don mean to have bow
legged child nul do YOU want your little
,hnntsome boy to walk with his toes turned
in or his knees splayea ont Or worse still,
-knocked now do you?
Why not start right: It's all in the shoe
YOU b,,v the baby. If the shoes are all
,yioht MI is we'll. You will feel better for
Won know that they are RIGHT. Zee to it
that you get them just right. =,
Several firms carry right shoes for ba-
bies. We have no otlIer kird OF shoes to
sell, None for men: none for women; /;
none for children, bnt just the right shoes
for babies.
Let papa, grandmother, nurse or the
LADY next door hold Precious under the
arms. Rest the pink toes and pointed
heels firmly ON big.en"lgh piece OF stln
paper, draw a pencil mark around them
lust as they are. Don't leave that little
bit of room bnt outline the feet exactly az
yon find them. mind you, each OF them,
for they nre not alike: send us the piece Of
paper, tell us whether baby is boy or
girl and We will make pair Of shoes that
you know are just right, Send dollar
bill with the order. If the shoes are just
right keep them arl we will keep the
dollar. ii they are not Just right send
them ba,.k with new drawing and get
another pair, or if You ask it you
dollar.
Write to us If You want to know any
thing about bnhies. Information costs
nothing. We are women.
The BAEY SUPPLY co .
onNn ,irrular. mai led to wei to do farmers for
The sun., 1898-03-09

Hi HENRY S. .GRAY.-Infor,nati" "ahtcn am,u'
81 hnH crsv, oi Toronto last heard Of IN sum
er Il is When h9kkeel"r rinv Win sR. m M,
is o. s ,aa",n; Leland ty aaarrss s%a rsE GEARrER X
cysI'!;,rH : DWiGHT, H Broadway. New York
h6Ity
The sun., 1898-03-09

..sr Frederick H. I)eepe will send his address +, tt
~ undersigned, he will hear something I" nis
sSvantaye. w GERMANi. als Herald @A ST. Ne"
York CITY. r',
The sun., 1898-03-09

3,NrnpN \rIoy wanted Of the descendants "a
He;srv GIiw,i o Mi, wh", in l>'' 1t ,o 'S to" q,
iievei resided n, 81 centre street, h'a hl,' H. i,
the dcscendcmt, Of Alcxandrr Mc' tul'' N'" wh,,m m
1885 TCsidrd ut III ilrnr! .'r,r', .'r,r,,. ". Nos, w.
- ~. and nj Mulberry street, IN tlr Il'N %! N" NV
Ynrk' FREDERIck BELrI '""''''1'' III Law
III. Rroadway, Srw York citN.
The sun., 1898-03-09

n II Theodore Hynnmel, Of Entige;l, obersinrt-
Hnrh Wurt.mterg, who left his home IN Mo.si,
ngen in February ls'S viii Ior1 r.ns,Se Il. viii near near
Iss Isssas,,",h,ny m his advantage. Information IN
~ ,srar% to him viii he. thankfully received
WeStern KM,ers please copy
The sun., 1898-03-09

I@N, ALTON i, wanted as 70 me r,l;. Mnrre.
I'M, n Mnra Thcis, wife Of tha,!rs Ing's s or
,hs,r 'S rhiLl,rn address +. W. sr"H"Ir"'
York. IA.