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Washington sentinel., 1899-12-30
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C.IIfntniAtxcursiOns

Leaving Washington every Monday,
WEDNESDAY and Friday at Io4S ON
Sleepers. personally conducted, g
through to San Francisco without change
OF ears, conductors OF por ers. Th- rOule
is through Atlanta, Montgomery New
Orl-ans. Houston, san Antonio, New
Mexico, Arizona and Southern Calilor.
MIA The cars are the verv latest pattern
OF Pu Imam Tourist SleepeTS, brentwood
finish, high back Seats. sixteen secuonS.
supplied with linen, etc..sam as standard
sleepers, lighted with Pln,sch gas, wide
VestIbule, double sash, roller curtains,
lavatory, smoking room t)r gentlemen
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Three and one halt davs TO Mexico and
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One MILLION votes for Prohibition.

One Million votes for Prohibition.
Miss Eva Marshall ShontZ, ofC Chicago,
who is delivering Tree talks on temper.
ance IN the East this week, is campaign n
Jug thus early to secure a pledge OF
1 900, 90 votes for the party which
will insert a prohibition plank IN its
platform She proposes. in other words,
to throw 1000, 600 votes TO that Presi
dental candidate IN 1900 whose party
shall bind itself to prohI Dit the manu-
lacture and sale Of intoxicating liquors
as beverages
Mss Shontz is earnest, beautiful,
lanatlcab apracticed elocutionist, whose
volce the turbulent West has pronounced
to be wonderful. She proposes TO tour
the country in the same devastating
fashion.
In September last she was elected
National President Of the American
Young Peoples Christian Temperance
Union. no matter, Says her man ager,
"whether people sYmpathlZe with the
movement or not, everyone must admire
the enthusiasm and courage displayed
by this young woman, who IS being
referred to as the MAID OF Chir ago and
the Jeanne de Ar OF the movement
she has inauguTated and represented"
Miss Shonlz is said to be far more
effective platform speaker then the fiery
Mar, Ellen Lease, and her abilities in
this respect have throwL the provincial
press into a condition bord sring on the
hysteucal,
Washington sentinel., 1899-12-30
Holiday Rates.
BALTIMORE & ONO R. R.

On accouu: of the Christmas ard New
Year holidays the Baltimore & Ohio r
X. will sell excursion tickets at greatly
Reduced Rates to and from points on IT'S
line between Baltimore Pittshurg.
Wbeelng. PaTkersburg, Strasburg juno
ton, and intermediate points, good
going December "A al, 2 and Al. 1899.
and January 1901 valid Tor return
until IsnuarYh 1900. inclusive.
Splendid k,pyal Blue Ira n service.
Pullman Palace Cars end B. & o. Dining
Cars on ThroIEh Trans.
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,,,oN,rpn sFvFpAI RRrGr

WANTED - SEVERAL BRIGHT
w and honest persons TO represent as
as Managers m this and close by counties;
salary 5000 year and expenses.
Straight, bona fde. no more' no less.
salary. Position permanent. Our rel
erences, any bank IN any town. IL Is
mainly Office work conducted at home.
Reference. Enclose sell addressed
stamped envelope. The DoAINlON
coMPANY, Dept !. Chicago.
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Christmas Holiday Rates, souther
Railway.

For the above occasion The Southern
Railway will sell tickets at rate OF one
and one tnird fares for the round trip
to points South Tickets on sale Dec.
zznh TO 2Sth inclusive. also Dec 31th,
3Ist and January Ist, 1890; final unit
returning January 4 1900.
To students of schools and colleges
upon presentation OF certihcates from
superintendents, principals or presidents
thereof, tickets will be sold at same
rates. on Dec, mher 18th o 7tstinclusive.
final limit returuinIng January 4, 1900.
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NATIONAL WATCHMAN,
wAsHINoroN, d. c.
what william J. Bryan SAYS.
APRfEs T3od

APRIL 5, 1879
RprroR NATIONAL wArcHntANi
I eongratuate you upon the splendid work the
National Watchmau Is doing Il Is an honest,
earnest. able, aud fearless exponent Of Jcder-
soniau democracy and deserves cordial sup
port hope that your circulation will increase
until YOU have readers Ia every precinct IN the
United states The people should support the
papers that 6ght the battle OF the people
Yours truly W. ]. BRYAN.
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BROTHERHOOD REACHES OUT
Takes I'm Thirty-TwO Denominations
and Operates in Thirty
Five states.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 1.-THE fourth bien.
nial convention of the Brotherhood of An
drew and Philip began four days session
in this city today Among those who have
been invited to address the convention are
President Mckinley, Associate Justice
David j. Brewer OF the United States su-
preme court, former Postmaster General
John Wanamaker of Philadelphia and DR..
Josiah Strong, president of the Social Sery-
Ice league.
Over 300 delegates have been assigned to
the care OF the Baltimore chapters. On
Monday delegates to the convention are ex-
pected to address the various ministerial
meetings in Baltimore, On the following
day side trips will be taken to Washington
and nearby points of Interest.
The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
is modelled after the Brotherhood OF st.
Andrew in the Protestant Episcopal church,
but has been extended to thirty-two de-
nominations in thirtyfye states and the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
DEFEATS BROWN
One Thousand Sports Witness a Wrestling
Match at Hastings.
WINNER TAKES TWO OUT OF THREE FALLS
Brown Puts Up n stiT Opposition, but
ScheIIer Proves Too Much for
Him-Wants to Try ii
Again.

HASTINGS, Neb, Nov. 1I.T(special Tele'
gram THE wrestling match held here to-
night between Burt Scheller, formerly OF
Kansas City. but now of Hastings, and Carl
Brown of Deadwood. attracted nearly one
thousand people to the Kerr Opera house
Both contestants were in the pink OF con-
dition with Scheller at the weight of l79
and Brown at 100 pounds The contest was
governed by Police Gazette rules, catch
as-catch-can, two shoulders down for fall,
best two out of three, winner taking all re-
cepts.
The first fall was won by Scheller with
a cross leg lock and half Nelson, in twenty
two minutes Seheler was on the aggres-
siye the entire time and Brown showed
wonderful strength while on the defensive,
Brown got the second fall with an arm
and shoulder lock after twenty-five minutes
Of hard work,
The third and final fall lasted eight min
utes when Scheler got the fall with half
Nelson,
At the close OF the match Carl Brown
announced that the affair was satisfactory,
but he was desirous OF meeting Scheler
again. Bert Ramsey oflciated as referee and
Jack Miles as tlmekeeper.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Summaries of Events Pulled on on
the Leading Race Courses
of the Country.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE largest crowd
of the meeting witnessed the racing at
Newport today. The weather was fine and
, the track fast. Kriss Kringle added an
other, purse to his credit by, winning the
gallon The Prince of Wales % to shot,
landed the third event. After the race he
wa was ., pa up and taken out of the race by
the last day at Newport Results: ~ ~
First race, seven furlongs: Alcedo won,
Lucille second, Marion Lynch third. Time:
Second race, one mile and sixteenth;
Friesland won; Parakett second, Musker
Third race, six furlongs, selling; Prince
Of f6,NS Wales riMS won 7 second Dolly wethon
handicap Kriss Krngle won, souchon sec,
o1d Flaunt third. Time; l:ii}a
clsary ses2nd NARgsd{aok !hird Tine IAN
elear track fast las Tanfor3an Sd3II, results; ITS,
Choteau second, Druidess third Time:
Second race. six furlongs. selling; Yaruba
Third race, six furlongs, selling: Mike
Rice won, Stromo second, Coda third, Time
1:l6A.
Fourth race, five furlongs selling: Wal
lenstein won, Aborigine second, Fine Shot
Fourth race, one mile, selling: Marcato
won, Topmast second, Meadowthorpe third,
Time 1:45A.
Sixth race. seven furlongs, selling: Poten-
tate, won, Tullamore second, Silver State
third. Time: 1881.
WASHINGTON Nov I.-Fair weather
Bennings track results
First race, selling, one mile and fifty
yards: Weller won, Althea second, The
Gardner third. Time: l:i7 20
Second race, selling five furlongs: Fluke
won Decimal second, Lackton third. Time:
l:lS l-5
Third race. maiden 3-year-olds and nm
ward, seven furlongs: Havelock won,
Speedmas second, Ellen Terry third. Time:
1923 2-5
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
To Attend settles Funeral.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 1.-THE sergeant
alarms of the house of representatives has
been notified that the funeral of the late
Congressman Settle will take place at
Owenton, KY, next Sunday at p. m. The
following committee of senators and mem
bers OF the house has been designated to
attend the ceremonies and will leave here
tomorrow in charge Of Assistant Sergeant
alarms Pierce: Senators Lindsay Bev-
erdge Berry, Foraker, Turley Elkins and
Daniel; Representatives Rhea Kentucky;
Eddy, Minnesota Pugh, Kentucky; Clark
Missouri; Hepburn, Iowa; Minor, Wiscon-
sin; Davis. Florida; Kleberg, Texas; Boyd,
Missouri Brownlow, Tennessee, and Brom-
we'll Ohio
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
ZIG FOOT BALL GAME SCHEDULED.
Blue and Crimson Meet on the Grid
iron Mt Cumbridpe.

| CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. H.-Twenty
minutes of light signal practice by Harvard
! today was considered enough to keep the
| team In condition to meet Yale tomorrow.
| The only surprise is that Boal will be un-
able to play, A. r, Sargent, however, has
been playing an aggressive game and will
not let the team suffer much by the alb
sence of Boal The Harvard men are con-
! lident in the strength of their unbroken de-
fense. They think only a chance tumble
can allow Yale to score. Harvards policy
will be a hard rushing game, attacking the
new men in the Yale line.
Yale will have a great advantage in the
punting of Captain Mcbride. who will un-
doubtedly play a kicking game, as long as
he can force Harvard to punt. With any
wind at his back he will be able to outpunt
Hallowell by many yards, and unless DAILY
can clude the Yale end and rush the ball
hack ten or fifteen yards each time Harvard
will be forced steadily back. Little faith is
placed in the Yale stories about their weak
ends, Experience has always proved that
, Harvard Interference is of little value in
these big games, Harvard will depend
largely on the superb physical condition of
the players, Although the Yale manage
ment refused to give out the lineup tonight
It is probable the teams that will meet on
Soldiers field tomorrow will be made up as
fnll
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
AMATEUR BOXING EXHIBITION.
Omaha Athletic Association Puts Tn
Entertaining niII.

The Omaha Athletic associations boxing
exhibition at Washington hall Friday
brought to view well developed muscle and
some skill that deserves to be classed as
high grade for amateurs. Financially the
occasion was somewhat of a disappoint-
ment The association spent considerable
money in making preliminary arrangements
and 1t IS said the receipts fell short of COW
ering expenses. However, the program was
carried out, as. well as could be expected
under the. circumstances,
The event of the evening was four-round
Omaha and KID Landy of Sioux City. They
are elassed as welterweights, although Muir
ray Locks hesvsr This bfttIs was fast and
the pink Of condition, but he was none the
less game. Several times he gasped for
blows, and between rounds he gave evil
dence of punishment, ,Landy exhibited
skill in movements, but the brawny
against him. HIS face grew red as fire and
several times the referee called Break
Strength and by his ability to Withstand viii "a Ia al
most any kind OF scientific blow. He Is
looked upon as pugilist with future, ana
ment In Omaha Landy has at different
times In the past made some clever fights,
Immediately after the '''1a Landy-Murray
bout was pulled off four colored lads en-
gaged in battle royal" IN which
ring, were the. feature; II was catch-as-
catch-can affair intended by the association
management as happy finale
Previous to the appearance of Landy and
Murray there was some clever sparrlng be-
tween amateur colored youths. Harrison
tin, weght!ng eight pounds less, went four
rounds In fast and furious style. Martin
had the best of the bout.
johnnie Connors and Tim McGrath, each
weighing no pounds, did skillful sparring In
a fOur-round bout
Although the attendance was slim the
lighters went after each other and
with as much vim as though the crowd had
been surging against the ropes for want Of
standing room. Plano and violin music en-
livened the occasion and between bouts
there was clever dancing.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18

taken up in the discussion OF plans for the
exhibit of Porto Rico and Cuba at the Paris
exposition. The secretary of agriculture
outlined his plans for extending the work of
his department to Porto Rico. Hawaii and
the Philippine islands. He spoke of the
possibilities of the rubber industry and
thought that the climatic and soil conditions
in Porto Rico should make 1t as favorable
for the growth of rubber trees as in Central
and South American countries.
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mere's Proclamation. Sir j. Miler's In
chalk's Lexicon was third. Tod Sloan rode
Lord William Beresfords Dominic III and
Charina The odds We're 100 to IA against
Proclamation. 10 to / against Invincibe III,
100 to Z against Lexicon, 40 to / against
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Hobart Feels slightly Better.

PATERSON, n j., Nov. T-VIce Presi-
dent Hobart retired this evening feeling
much better than yesterday. and DR. New
ton said there Is every indication that the
patient will pass a favorable night. The
condition of Mr.. Hobart this morning was
unfavorable, but the marked Improvement
tonight has again raised the hopes of the
family. DR. Newton said that notwithstand-
ing the cheerfulness of the patient the ply
sicians felt the same anxiety for the patient
they did three weeks ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18

NEW YORK, Nov. 17-California fur
nished a new istic wonder to the eastern
sports in the person of Frank McConneII.
Jersey in glove contest before the Broad
way Athletic club and the western boxer
scored a clean-cut victory over the New
Jersey man in the fifteenth round. McCon-
nell proved himself to be "A clever offensive
and defensive fighter
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
Tigers Fail In Prnctice.

PRINCETON. n. j., Nov. 1.-THE
coaches gave the Tigers secret practice to-
day and attempted TO put the finishing
touches on the eleven for their game with
Washington and Jefferson tomorrow They
failed signally In this, as the team did not
show UP as we'll as expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
Jester 10 he Tried MT Once.

MEXICO. Mo-. Nov. I7.-Alexander Jester.
under indictment for the murder in 1871 OF
Gilbert Gates, and who was recently
Monroe county, Is to be surrendered to the
authorities of Rails county at once. His
trial has been set for June, 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18

DR.. H. II. Haden. Summit. Ala, says: II
think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a splendid
medicine. ! prescribe 1t, and my confidence
in it grows with continued use" 1t dgests
what you eat and quickly cures dyspepsia
and Indigestion.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
Dies of His wounds.

SEWARD, Neb.. Nov 17.-Edward O.
Humphrey, who was member of Company
NJ First Nebraska, died here today as
the result Of wound received in a battle,
complicated with stomach trouble con.
IN the same engagement in which Colonel
Stotsenberg was killed.
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ucpar,,and-Matthcw right n Draw.

CHICAGO. Nov. H-Kid Mcfarland of
New York and Matty Matthews of Brook
iyn tonight fought the liveliest and most most
even fight seen here in a long time. The
fight took place at the Fort Dearborn
Athletic club and was declared draw at
the end of the sixth round.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
Faith In rubber Industry.

WASHINGTON Nov l7.-The cabinet
meeting today was brief and unimportant.
General satisfaction was expressed with the
result of Secretary Cages invitation for the
purchase OF bonds. Most OF the time was
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province of Canada. It's two primary rules

Rule of Prayer-To pray daily for the
spread of Christ's Kingdom among young
men and for Gods blessing upon the labors
of the brotherhood.
Rule of Service-To make an earnest ef-
fort each week to bring at least one man
within hearing of the gospel of Jesus
Christ y
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18

NEW YORK, Nov. ia match between
Jim Jeffries, the champion heayywelght
was arranged today between Corbett per
sonaly and w. a. Brady for Jeff Jeffries The m
fries win have the fixing of the date of the
bout,
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cyciist miller Regins Training.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. l7,-Chares w
Miller the foremost long-distance cycl
racer i'm the world. arrived here today AN,
went into training for the siX-day cham
pion race TO begin at convention hall No
Nember %
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
Fox Hunters Animal Cbase

ESTItL SPRINGS, KY, Nov. 17.-At The
National Foxhunters annual chase today a
gray fox was chased from daylight till 0
a. m, when a new trail was followed by tho
dogs. Miss Theodore Nelson of Winchester
KY, was thrown from her horse and badly
hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
Reds to Tour the sontI,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE Cs~annati
Base Ball club left here for a tour of the
south. opening at Memphis tomorrow. II
Is their intention TO visit Cuba before they
return. The makeup of the team is: Hahn
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been sighted and is expected to reach the
Clyde on Sunday. 1t experienced heavy
weather. The yacht will winter at
Gareloch.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-18
Shamrock Nenrinp Home.

GLASGOW, Nov 17.-Sir Thomas Iipton's
racing yacht Shamrock, which left New
York November and passed Fayal Azore
Islands, November 10. is reported TO have
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furlongs: First Whip won, Lavega second,
Hagedon third. Time: III 10.
Fifth race, one mile and 800 yards: Kinn-
kinic won, Sweet Caporal second, Charen-
tus third. Time: 1.5l.
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E.nn1n ann EnrIi.h Tnrf.

race for which was run al the Derby No
vember meeting, was Won by Lord Els
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E ID u CATO n AL.
BY SUPERINTENDENT sNoDpY.


The leachers ASSOCIATION. notwllh-
standins the inclemen we lther hell
suecessluI session in Miller Saturday Feb
4tb.
J. VI. Linn conducting thu lesson in
Psychology, and Miss Smith the one Sim
anu the silmese in Carp nter's Asia
1T the neXS session four weeks from
last Saturday March the 4ih. Frank DIS IN
will take the subject of PSYCHE ogv, Cal
tiyatlon OF lmaginat n, Charles Williams
CArpentels ASA. Singapore and Burma
new morthlv II polt is being sent on
this week. Tie object is to get statistics
IN regard to offences and lrnishlnent
which ale just as nee, ssDry TO intelligent
supervision as those OF scholarship aud
attendance. Teachers are requested to
Immediately till out the blank for Jana
AIRY and return TO the Office ami the one
for February can he sent in with other
monthly reports,
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Feb 9 to
Timber Culture Final Proof Notice.
for Publications.

United states Land Office. Huron. 8. d.,
Jan. 3nth 1899. Notice Is hereby given
that William r. r. Barker has filel notice
OF intention TO make final proof before the
County Judge Of Hand County. :. ID ut MS
Office In Miller, s. Oak. on Friday the Iotii
day-of March 1899. on timber culture appli.
alton No. 1853. for the \. W. quarter oil
section No - in township No: III north.
range No. 81 west 9Th p. IN. He names az
witnesses: BENJAMIN +. Bowles. Theo l..
Ferree. Nary e. Smith Of Burdette. Oscar
Hin erlng, uf ST Lawrence.
The Personal testimony OF claimant VIII
be taken iefore the Clerk oi the Circuit
Court of Cook county. Illinois. at ais ON &c
in Chicago Illinois. on same date.
{. a. BLAKE. Register.
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February Ladies Home Journal.

lHe feDfufafy LauleS HOIileJoul
nal Offers more than the expected
variety Oi literary and pictorial
features. 1t opens with an article
by Mrs Darlington Booth, taking
the reader through State prisons /,
pointing out the anlulness of prison
Ii @, and the hopalessness o. IA re-
leased prisoners e.forts to gain I'M
Il ded pace where he can ct Il
liteliho oh. The story touches the
heart anu will attract widespread
interest. Mrs. Lew Wallace writes
o. The Murder OF Modern lnno
cents, IL powerful and convincing
protest against the over e lucation
of children, Tine story OF New
ior& ) Social Lie gives interesting
glimpses OF Gotham society, aud
+" The Largest Ranch in the World :
describes II Texas pasturage as large
as two States OF our Union The
three serials, "The Gills OF Camp
Already" Miss Wilkins THE Jane
sons in the Country, and The min
lister OF Carthage" continue with
dash and successful interest.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-02-09
Ian ST.
Mort OF orc salc.

Default has been mate IN ta@ payment 81
the sum secured by a mortgage given Icy
Charles s Brown and Henrietta VI. Brown
Mortgagors, 20 l.. II. Hole trustee. Mort
gage. dated May 18th 1892. recorded Aug
ust lst 1S92 in the office of the Register q
Deeds of Hand County, south Dakota, mort.
gaoing the South West quarter of Section
twenty-tour CA in township one-hundre
thirteen Il3) nort h Orange sixty -seven 81
west OF The 9Th l., n. in. said Hand County.
sount oakota. The amount claimed to be
due on sad mortgage at the date OF thi.
notice. Is the sum of six hundred ninct Y
dollars.
Notices hereby given, that said mortgagc
viii be fOreclOsed, by a sale OF the mort ga ge,l
premises on the 18TH day of February 1899.
mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door OF the
Court house. in the town OF Miller County
OF Hand state of South Dakota. to the high
est bidder for cash.
Dated December. 2Sth 1888.
l.. II. Hole trustee
Mortga gee.
John y. PYLE
Attorney for Mortgages.
Huron, >, ID.
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Mans Inhumanitv.

The man who earns his cash in
town and buys his goods, clothing
and provisions elsewhere is an all.
sorbed heap OF seldshness and n
traitor to his fellow citizens. The
official who lives and thrives ON the
taxes OF his neighbors, and purchases
his household necessities elsewhere.
ought to be bounced without notice.
Anyone who prospers at the expense
OF a community il bound by al the
laws OF common interest TO promote
TO the utmost of his ability the best
interests al those by whom he pros
pers. BUSINESS men are thesoul and
lie OF Their town. Ipiure their trade
and You strike every citizfn. Carry
your money elsewhere and Won do
what yen can TO ruin your town.
The only exception to this latter
protection is the merchant who ir
nores the }ocal newspaper constant
" battling Tor his interests kim.
ball Graphic.
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4 New POnular siang.

Tonight His Face Is Missing In
The Old Home" is the title of q new
song that is finding great favor with
the song loving public. The words
and melody are fine. To Introduce
1t, the publishers will mail a copy of
this great sorg and their music roll
containing Is pages OF popular
music arranged for PIANO and organ
on receipt OF % cents. Address !.
Popular Music Co. INDIANAPOLIS
Ind.