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-rorxr OF SOAR
- o. AC.v, =, nm OFF.
vBe pb'
~. mas Been Opened
- Sea are
~ and Persona"
-. -.
August 11.-Mayor Jas
~ issued 'he
49,. ,ser M
= ~ -, ,sver In the city for
IL s'sf'e' Ia the opinion of
No weeks II - .,r.r from
.sssIcIsn that inc '
~, disease has passed. anu
4 W. - -, necessity for keep
ebr 'ur'ns' .,,,red. I. there
.S,sDcss QuaFau .t,er this
- tAs same oil on anu ,, 49,.
J, A. Mi'A'n
:, me City Of BRENNAN.
nycr q 'n'
i. isss, ,., .rr,vsd
~ sergeant T. SUNNI.
~, morning from Beaumont
n nv, ',,,ng station in the XII
y I Feefu'. ,bs First M
~ next door 10 .ne NV
- Il, was Joined at noon a,.o W
H. Hall, who arrived iioi,'
n he Santa re, II Is ~,
1T many n'en
=, ,ruu,l great sun couhoil h,e
~ order Of Red men a, usi'
s. been ex.ihs .,,n,i,s grounds
's,s.s 10 their own wigwams. M''
" Il ibis city was electeu rep.e
n ne great councli oi .ne navt
.sA meets in washington hese
N, ". c, Henderson was lh"ue
Il snte trustees Tor a teIiu VI
~ md also chairman OF tne
Y. N laws and usages' ar l.. M
IN slated for an important
.,hlp, not yet announced All Oh
ss,pa delegation declare tnat phs
\, meeting was the most PHEASANT
X haze ever attended.
.sur,y hands under superlntenuent
y, now at work at New year creeh
Washington road. IL VIII require
~ weeks to complete the work IN
E,try
|abps men held meeting on Ihurs-
|rr,sn, and we're In session AGAIN
|srrocn. The proceedings nave not
sytp out
attorney R. ]. Swearingen mas hied
stro suits against delinquent TAX
"a ii. district court. Fully as many
M to be fled.
|rv.k for the wall which the santa
Brt,d will erect in front OF the santa
w,srsnt arrived today.
, d "feecy" at the various cotton
4 d the city are getting more aid
/" a. l.. 4.
l.rsruus as The days go BY A sharp
I ID the price Of the staple has
rred In the past day or so, and
wton is now bringing cents
w upwards
I.ins Of June corn are on exhibition
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WE HAVE added to the Smith Premier type
writer, for which we are still AGENTS. new
tabulating device, which can be put on any
No, 2. 8 or 4 typewriter. win be pleased
to have our typewriter salesman call ana
explain this.
J. j. Pastoriza Pig. & Litho. Co. II
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NOTICE Is hereby given that special meet
ing OF the stockholders and board of dlreg..
ors of tho Galveston. Harrisburg and san
Antonio Railway Company. by order OF the
stockholders IL called 70 onyepe at the Of
flee Of he company, In the city of Houston,
Harris county, TtSas, OF. Tuesday. the 18Th
day OF August. 1893 for the purpose OF cloct-
year. G. u, segar. secretary Galveston Har-
risburg and san Antonio Railway Company,
2.1h
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

CONTRA TORS--Trinity Rice-Land and Irri-
CATION Company invite sealed bids for build
lbs their parallel leyees and excavating work
on their Chambers County Rice Canal, Fians
aud specifications OF this work can pc seen
at the Office OF Cameron q Moore, Houstont
Texas, or q copy of same will DO furnished
on application to parties living outside OF
Houston. Bids may be made on from one
TO four miles of the work, as well as on the
entire work Successful contractors will be
required to give bond for the completion OF
their contract within the given period ana
as per the plans and specifications. The
company reserves the right TO reject any and
ali BIDS. References must be enclosed with
the bid as to the ability to do the work to
be contracted for. Bids Will be opened In
ST. Louis, NO.. on August 22. 1888. Address
ali bids to r. w. Schwettmann. secretary.
care Cameron Moore. Houston, Texas, up
TO August ls or they may b addressed 70
the secretary, care. OF q, +. Bianke, ~.
Louis, Mo-. to reach there not later thap
August 70. y
NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs.-sssisd b!ds
for erection OF addition to University Hall
at Austin. Texas will be received until y
M. August is, 1899. Address for plans and
srecifieations, j. Il. O'Connor, architect. and
all bids 70 James >. CLARK. Proctor q q:
University. both Of Austin. Texas, Right
to reject any and all bids reserved. GER
titled bank check for $1,000 must accompany
each bid, payable 10 order Of WIN. y eyath-
er. chairman u the board OF TegcptA VIM
l.. Prather. Chairman board Of ReeeAta y
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ralFFs' DEPARTMENT.

leras April 2S.--Strayed from
sas north OF Cecil, one dark brown
y mare one hind foot white above
ls wire cut on front foot, blaze
'ssaa' ioas tail, in good order, gentle
y rae, when standing sets back
y Mees . years old, about AL.
asli When last heard OF was going
s-sa OF Grimes; raised in Tom
@alN' VIII pay liberal reward
! .9O'e described animal or infor-
= ~, ,'s,'0 We w. T Baker, deputy
Vssa' Walker county.
'sas,ea dollars reward for Joe
u ,sn Aaown among his acquaint-
name Of Uncle joe" He is
~, ~ y years old; ia about five feet
MT ~ aa' slender build; weighs abb.
~ y very dark complexion: has
4. y, .s Ssown eyes, which show con-
~ uss, mas tolerable high fore
II, s,, " snree OF his upper front
vow; has large straight nose with
rris,I us'a V below nostrils; his hair
IN ., PACK, but is now more than
ss a'n unless it is dyed; was wear
r,,. As y. when last seen, which il
* *, Sands erect; has necnIia -,
ri ,',, looks like his ankles were
Va ,,a nus MS toes out; he is badly
IN, ~ I've wears a truss; was wearing
auorm, which is badly worn.
u M MAJ, hough Rider" and to have
Y. ,Sos ys n, Of Santiago; he is slight
u Feb,rs@.aa Van, ana when he first came
IL M S c' 1893, he was giving lee
M, l. O So war in connection with
n d !, ,h nas belonged to the Fourth
" dIssS s United States army, but
me- a s, from it; when he was
iisn.d A ~ purporting to have
NJ Eoo.s ~ Colonel Roosevelt and
w ,ss Suary Cain. He drinks and
IN t,lk,n aen drinking he Is very
III ,sg In a braggadocio man,
|ass; IA "a ihn nv. smoker. but does
h liussv,,anas acqnalntances in FREQ.
tuaalann Fails, Caldwell Con
p "a r,s, and Mills counties. All
w nan us look out for and ar
|sasli W., ! hold warrant for him
las ola. intent to rape a little
rh, sberlr a u one for forgery. u.
\ '''a slaico county, 'rexas.
|sa,, ss August 11.--stolen from
ld ssds,.ma miles north of Waller.
\ y.,r. 'q 0,s bay horse 15A hands
I iaand hin, on close examination
sAould IN HUI IN left eye: branded
~ sorb mr., connected; small sad
I,,alisl leaa vu.' Will pay IS Tor any
] " Aor sa'ng to recovery OF horse
q Vie ' ~ and thief at any iail in
4 Vale, TAI. y Ellis or William
iexas. Collect
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JOB PRESS CHEAP--$l0 cash aud notes for
balance will buy an sxl2 o. s, Gordon, In
hne condition, discarded TO make room for
loxl5, Rust & Joiner, Caldwell, Texas, IL
REDUCTIONS on phaetons. buEgies, surreys,
etc. to make room for our latest car OF this
fairs styles. Mosehart a Keller. corner
Franklin and Caroline. IL
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

A AND A. S. RITE-A called
A meeting OF Rose Croix Chapter
r ~ No. will be held in hall on
W& Congress avenue this (Satur-
~ VI day. evening at 10 o'clock for
"a vk4A work in the fifteenth TO
N'7A ~AsAA eighteenth degrees. Let there
lie full attendance. Sojonra-
ing brethren cordially welcomed. G. w. Kidd,
Wise Master; WIN y. Kidd Secretary.
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FOR SALE-Le Conte Pears. SO cents per
bushel I. o. b, cars, ]. NJ. Greer. p. NJ.
Goodrich. Polk county. Texas. IA
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CHINESE TEA, 6oc per pound: brie-a-brlc.
lay. l016k Preston II
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AGENTS WANTED.

WASTED--Manager and agents in every cry
for cheapest and largest line, made 10 orusf
only Est. 1873. Hunter Tailoring ana o'is
Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
AGENTS on salary or commission; the great
eat agents seller ever prodncedi every user
OF pen and ink buys IL on sight. 200 70 oy,
per cent profit; one agents sales amounted
70 soz0 In six days; another f52 In two hours.
Monroe Mfg, Co., X 1856. La Crosse, WIS. =
AGENTs--set un in paying business Sc outfit
Tree; all easy sellers; big profits: continuous
BUSINESS: exclusive territory write QUICK.
n n,le Co., PSI Ann street, Racine Junction.
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SEEDS FOR AUGUST PLANTING-New
crop turnip seed. mustard. winter barley.
beardless barley. winter turf oats Medi-
terranean and Nicaragua seed wheat Mex
lean June corn. alfalfa. stock bects. German
millet. Write for prices. Texas Seed and
Floral Co.. Dallas. Texas.
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PLANTS, PLANTS, PLANTS--We can supply
strawberry. dewberry, blackberry and cab
bage plants in any quantity. Correspondence
solicited. Alvin Produce CO.. Alvin. Tex. Il
bASHiNG AND IlES-Sar loads and less:
ton. Is
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rANME Rs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES had
10 years experience in poultry business, have
receipt that will start hens laying In six
uays, and hens will not take nest to set
as long as recent is used; will lay regular
W costs cents to manufacture a pound:
receipt Will BIO sent TO anyone Tor 50 cents
IN silver; guaranteed. Y, c. Patient. Neame.
La Y. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-12

PlANo-Largest size. upright, walnut case
harp. mandolin AMI either attachments; bes
bargain in city; cash or payments. Piano
Exchange. 6l5 Travis. !.
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"a III, EsE kirTENS--si2 Capitol avenue. 20
" sui..,S LANTERNS-s2sO.O 90 McAiister dis
eengne aud boiler, Bargains. Lock nox
40. Gonzales. Texas. ia
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LAIEST No. 9 Remington; used less than
nohtn. VIII rent to responsible parties
sMope, care Gibbs buiiding IL
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FOR sALn

GOOD gentle horse Tor sale. iS0i DaiIas
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'tSa fEcElVED--Car leather trimmed top
nussies With curtains and storm apron.
EE ue OF standard tread. your choice s4i.
EN- h,a. Larenaon, dealer In all kinds OF We
nE,cies. harness aud rubber-tired buggies.
-riahkln and Caroline streets. IL
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WANTED-At once, white barber must be
iirst-elass;. no other need apply. }. w.
Davis. Sealy. Texas. /.
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BICYCLES--Girls' 24-inch wheels sI2 90; H.
nrst-class running order. Boys wheels
$3.50. good as new, Write March Culniorc
Ho, stcn. Dunlop. q. & j., NJ. & W. and
all kirds OF tires II
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o IN, SALE-one hand power combined shirt.
s snlr ana cum ironer; also one 20 shirt cyl
sna1 y, Washing machine. Ludtke g. Co. NO.
i L.
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WANTED--By t-class all around cook,
white man; good on bread and pastry; ho-
tel, restaurant boarding ear or camp: 20
IL
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iEN1 Tor sale cheap. Inquire al Finn's
plaeksmith shop on Willow slreet today. u
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PROGRESSIVE flood sufferers will plant this
week black eve peas. alfalfa clover potato
onion sets. early siX-weeks corn. June corn,
sx-weeks potatoes sweet; potato. slips 81
Per 1000 millet and turnip seed, broom
corn. Holloway Seed, Grain and Commits
sion Co. Dallas Texas Il
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FOR SAI.E--I have about one-half car OF i'm
Elements for sale at less than cost. Write
for particulars az l want 10 Quit the bust
ress. Address r. MoMenemy. Beeville,
TeSas S2j
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CITY ADVERTISING SOLICITOR wanted
Abby at room 10, Perry building.
WANTED-Stripper girl at the Hakinney To
tacco CO. S. No. z Nance street, Fifth ware
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PERSONAL

PORTRAIT agents everywhere quit 'crayons;
try washable enamelines; no glass; don't
rub: cheap. Family Portrait CO. Gnlcago.l2
observation-disclosures Of intelligence and
good address TO invest $l00 In goou payiEs
profession for half interest," investigate. Ad-
dress 1900, this office. ~
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED--A white barber at 800 Prairie ave
\,
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SITUATION wanted by an expert soda dis-
penser and ice cream maker; best refer
ences, and thoroughly experienced in all
details OF the business Address T. H. p
Duncan. San Antonio, Texas. -
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WANTED--Music teacher at Burkeville. Ad-
dress PRINCIPAL Blum COLLEGE, Rurkeviue.
Texas. IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for band; tailor and
photographer. no opposition Prof. Harris.
Henderson. Texas. Ia
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WANTED--Sltuation by married couple; both
good cooks. in boarding house hotel. restaa-
rant wife good ohnmbermaid and good
10
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Fun sALE-New windmill aud force pump
cheap. Dawson. this ONCE. L
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|SlTuATloN--By n colored man to wash
dishes or to do any kind of house work.
Address 65SS, this office. II
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IRISH GIRL wants situation as nurse or
governess for small children; handy with
needle: would accept place as housekeeper.
n,,e 49, ~
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WANTED--Hustlers everywhere biz money
Address Montgomery. Yoakum. Texas. :
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MISUNDERSTANDING by middle-aged man
| tGerman); sober and reliable. but invalid.
to work around house: any kind OF light
! work; In private family: handy with horses.
| Please address Arthur. this office. IL
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POSITION wanted by young man as clerk Ii
general merchandise house, gents furnish
Ing house or grocery; good references Ad-
dress q. L. Whitfield, Dime Box. Texas, 10
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FOR SALE--Cedar posts in Z, 10 and li-foot
lengths S. j. Westheimer, lo4 San Jacinto
street sic
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DRUGGIST desires position at once; comps-
tent, reliable. experienced; well recon-
mended. Address w. H.. Druggist, Camp
bell, Texas. Is
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ALI. kinds IF trees trimmed and dostorea
AGAINST borcrs and Insects; roses and shrnp-
terv cured from blight and disease; frst-
class work guaranteed. ADDRESS elias. A.
brecht. care w. ID. Hume's drug store, city.
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STATE OF TEXAS--
County OF Harris--This Ii to certify tha'
the following named persons do hereby as
sociate themselves In limited partnership,
under and In accordance with the Title
IXXVI Revised Statutes of 1895, OF the
State OF Texas. with all OF the powers, ohli.
cations aud duties named In said chapter
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WANTED--5O0 tiemakers 10 make 6Ss, sap
ties, either pole or split. 10000 acres un-
culled timber healthy country, ion VIII last
Ave years pay 10 cents per tie either stump
or road inspection: pay off IN cash once each
month Address VIM. Cameron d. Co., Beau
mont Texas. s-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-17
WILkEsBARRE PosTMAsTERsHIp.
Result of Trial of EFF Bosert, CHARGED
With Violating the posiaI InrS

Early in the month of March Of this wear
Mr.. e. F. Bogert, postmaster at Wilkes
barre, Pa, was arrested by Post Office De-
partment detectives on charge of opening
letters not addressed to him while passing
through his hands. The Star of March Q
contained an account of the case as it was
telegraphed from Wilkesbarre. Nothing
further, however, has appeared since that
date as to the outcome Of the affair, mas
much as nothing was received in relation to
1t until very recently, when an account Of
the trial was sent to The Star. 1t is due to
Mr.. Bogert, who has many friends here, to
state the fact that his trial, which oc-
CURED in September, resulted in disagree
ment OF the jury, the vote standing, it is
understood, ten to two for acquittaI
The case developed much bitterness of
feeling inasmuch it involved certain
political circumstances surrounding the
Nilkesbarre post office. Mr. Bogert was
represented by Attorneys John T I.enahan,
VIM. ). Mclean and +. W. Wheaton of
Wilkesbarre and James Scarlet of Danville
Inc government was represented by Dis
trict Attorney Heiner and his assistant.
John Meyers. Mr.. Bogert was appointed
as postmaster in 1896 He is editor of the
Wilkesbarre Leader. The defense claimed
at the trial that all the letter involved In
the charges We're decoys, and denied the
allegation that they any others were
opened by the postmaster. Mr. Bogert' s
attorneys adduced the fact that it was
as they claimed. see the defendant engaged
in opening the letters at his deck
There is no suggestion thus far as to a
retrial of the case
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Church of the Sacred Heart.

The first service of the Church of the
Sacred Heart, which has been established
on Howard avenue, was held Sunday
morning, mass being celebrated by the pas
tor, Rev. ]. F. MCGEE, who also preached
an eloquent sermon on Charity, the Love
OF Man for Cod Father McGee was as
sisted in the mass by Messrs. John Han
nan, Harry Hickey and Masters Charles
Clements and Frank Crosby. The choir
of the knights of Columbus, under the
leadership of Mr.. l. E. Cannon, furnished
the music, and Mr.. VIM. c. Jacques. Mr.
Frank Bauby and other members of the
knights of Columbus acted as ushers
Mr.. 2. Grogan has presented the infant
church a very handsome carpet for the
sanctuary, the members of the Carroll In
stitute a valuable and beautiful metallic
crucifix and Mr.. Freeman furnished the
plants and flowers. The services next Sun
day will be as follows: Masses, at T:3O and
10; Sunday school, after 10 o'clock mass:
baptism at 3 and Vespers at O'clock
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AT HIS OWN REQUEST.
Prisoner Sent to wOrkhOuse for Term
of Two Months.

Thomas Keller, a detected looking man
whose appearance indicated that square
meals and a bed would do him good, ap-
peared in the Police Court this morning as
q prisoner. He was arraigned under the
vagrancy law, and Policeman Fitton stated
the case. Keller, he explained had told
him a sad story concerning his condition.
He said he wanted to go down in order that
he might be fed nd given medical treat
ment.
would you like to go down for about
three months?' Judge Kimball inquired of
the prisoner.
Il think about one month would be suffi-
Gent" was Keller's answer.
Then" the judge told him. you would
come out and get on a spree and the police
would have you In here again. You may
&c down for two months, and l think when
you get release you will feel better
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Fall term opens Oct Il. 1899.
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Glasses are held week day mornings from 915
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Practical or junior course is held three mornings
Professional course is held i've mornings u week
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No private lessons given
Prospectus furnished on application. se2-2m.5e
The Olney School, 1 5n c ls1h st ave.
Boarding, and Day School. for Girls:
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The regular permanent
family circulation of The
Evening Star I'm washing
ton IL more than double
that of any other paper,
whether published I'm the
morning OF in the inter-
noon.
As a medium for uwob-
3ectfonabIe advertisements
IL therefore stands I'M
equnled and unapproach-
able.
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Speed Trial of the DahIgren.

The Navy Department has been notified
that the official speed trial of the thirty
knot torpedo boat destroyer Dahlgren will
take place at Bath, Me-, next Monday.
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Mrs; Sara A: Spencer. Principal and Proprietor.
au26-3U-or Il
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Mr.. Flint also gave a list of those who
made contributions other than cash. the
aggregates being as follows: Books, 5,262;
pamphlets, 3,5l1; periodicals, 2,419.
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Cairo Kindergarten School ses Primary sEs
year opens Oct. 2 1899. The Cairo Flats O st.
Prime $ Miss Frances Nicoll, Miss Sara Arlington.
COACH calls for chlldrea-cireulsrs. seI-3ms
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Friends Select School,
1911 | ST n w

Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo
Correctly taught by Miss GERTRUDE +. BUCK
NGHAM- Studio. 1922 9th st. NV. Special
terms until October Is. oc3-iIu.