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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-03-31
OUR BURDEN.

Recently there has been 50 much
said and written about the white
mans burden, especially after Rud-
yard Kipling had written his famous
poem on the e.White Mans Burden
following the White Mans Burden
there has been many poems written
on the Brown Mans Burden, Black
Mans Burden, Colored Mans BUR-
den and etc. While perhaps Mr..
Kipling sees the White Mans Bur-
den much easier than he does any
other man burden. The colored
mans burden IS So much more, SO
much harder, more humitating 50
gross and vile as O. put i shame on q I
sivilize beit 81. rheir foul treassiE
1ssetnt ins ~ south and ;sks great pref
ndfc shss q ! sale dsbsss theilA y.
ssoi htson niiSj & 1ssl1t a ot \ ~ iil- ll:s g
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THE PEOPLE CHOICE
FOR DELEGATE.

Special to the Bystander.
Mr.. Editor, Please allow me space in
your valuable paper to write few lines
in regard to the delegates to the General
Conference from the St. Paul district l
hsve in my mind 3 young man worthy
and fully able in every particulars to do
honor to the st. Paul nistrics and 1owa's
Annual Conference. should they serd him
as delegate 70 the next General Confer
ence, he IL what we need thas i an in
telligent christian gentlemen TO represent
US before that great assembly and l ssy
he is worthy and fully able to oil the po-
sition with credit and honor TO the dis
trict and general churches, l am sure that
l voice the sentiment Of every member q
the Iowa Annual Conference; it is true he
is not seeking the position. but the po-
si,ion is needing and seeking him and l
am sure he is willing to serve the wishes
Of his bsethern, Of course there are others
who would possibly ill The dlace. but a.
We are only expected 70 send to send one
from the st. Paul district. let US send =
man who has inerited it from every stand
poins, the young man that Ispeak Of is
,ons who has come up among us and We
hs ye learned 70 love and trust him who
- Rev. Timothy Reeves Of Dies Moines
y the worthy br0shero Of whom . peat.
z. z. TAYLOR 81
Davenport u.
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CHARLTON NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newman who have
formerly resided on MIR. Copelands farm
are now locating in Charlton.
Several young men, from Missouri are
in the city, they gave cake walk the
Path. which was given BY Mr.. John
Briggs of Missouri and Miss Lottie
Holmes Of this oity.
The sociable given by the House Hold
of Ruth was success both in attendance
and financially.
Mr.. Claude Martin who has been i'll
with rheumatism and lung trouble is
much better.
Rev. Topp has been Ill with Ia grippt
but is able to be out again.
John Ed. Orresley Of Lucas was in thu
city Saturday and Sunday,
Miss Maggie Jeffers had the misfortune
to lose her little white Spitz-dog while it
the city Saturday.
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.COLORED PEOPLE ORGA,
NIZh'A CORPORATION

About fifty Of the leading colorec
citizens of Des Moines met last
Monday might to organize an assoc
lation to conduct a grocery store.
The meeting was called to order by
Market Master, Frank Blagburn and
Rev. T. Reeves was made temporary
chairman; ]. l.. Thompson, Secre-
tary. After several had expressed
their ideas, those present who were
willing to take a share or more
were asked to sign their names.
There were 29 names signed, after
which the chairman appointed a
committee on room and location
which were, R. N. Hyde, VIM. Coal
son, ]. H. Shepard. The committee
on Articles Of Incorporation and By
Laws-J. L. Thompson, Frank
Blagburn, Mrs A. Wilburn, s. D.
Miller, c. B, Woods, John Walker,
zChas. Mash, I. E Williamson E.
G.. McAfee and Fl. Gould.
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CLINTON J. \ ITEMS.

$r.. CL1N 4ON 14GM0. y75
Mrs. VIM. Henderson who has been
qui Ill with Ia grippe is some what in,-
proved at this writing.
Easter will be obseDvedin an appro-
pirate manner by the churches with care
fully arranged programme.
Presiding Elder Bundy held quarterly
meeting last Sunday and was assisted by
Rsvs Jas. Robinson of Lyons and Noble
Stewart. L
Mrs. Jesse MITCHELL and children Of
Fulton, ilL are in the city called here BY
the illness ct Mrs. Henderson her mother.
A number Of the young ladies and
gentlsnaen are arranging to present the
beautiful Dramatic Cantata Of Lost and
Saved ~ m early date for the benefit Of
the An, E. church.
Presaliag Elder Bundy left Tuesday
morning ifos Davenport
At the Close of love feast on Monday
night Mr.. Bush was elected delegate to
to the Electoral College IN May TO be held
At Rock Island, he msyt be . possible can.
didate for delegate to the General Con-
ference
Mrs. q. N. Tillman who has t.sn in.
dispotsd for some Tins past y feeling
mu:h better,
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/ q The church would like to get one Of
the Minuets Of the Last meeting OF the
Iowa Baptist Association. H, Q. Wal
ker, Clerk, ll29 w. Pierce street.
The cake walk spirit hos prevailed in
this> plaos ! long time. The old adage
is, . wise man changes but, we'll, If
you don't change you know you are not
wise, that's all.
How many who profess to walk after
the Lord, walked Tor the cake, or
watched others do 50. Please be hon
est enough to report, without being
asked.
Easter Is the leading thought now
Why should Baptist observe II? Ac-
cording to our belief, we wish this
question to be answered prayerfully
and thoughtfully. 5g.
The sgent ot sths Bystander will call
Oh you April ath, be Prepared to give
him satisfaction. VIZ N gs5z
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Mason's Best Milliners 600 Locust st.

Rev. E. Edwards, pastor Of the Eng
lish Baptist Church at Minersville, Pa,
when suffering with rheumatism, was
advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says: "a few applications
Of this linement proved Of great service
to me. II subdued the inflammation and
relieved the pain. should any suffer
profit by giving Pain Balm . trial It
please me- For sale BY all Druggists
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The attras,ion at The Msrrior Theater
Saturday April 1st. will be the annual
visit Of The Georgia's operate colored min
strels' In the latest southern sketch
Georgia Up-so-D Date" headed BY Marry
Gillian, better known 9 the "Acrobatic
5Hobrow," and Julius Glenn. eoentric
character and song writer. The stage
scheme Of q Georgia Up.to. date" consists :
81 ! medley Of comedy buflesqus, vande.
opera and minstrsisy. The opening is
3sss LIKE ths old lims minstrel first part
Introducing the sntirs company in the
Elstsat seag, dansss andup- sosdats spesial-
ties. The tirst half hour Of the pc ios
mance serves 70 INTRODUCES Garry Gillian
and Julian Glenn and the comedy forces.
II which the situations give the company
comedians full scope. The Georgia com.
p,ny's military band i said to be one Of
the finest on the road. There will be .
big street barade and an open.air band
concert.
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BOONE DoINGs.

& Z = - . 3 y , ~
The residence Of Mr.. James Anthony
was badly damaged BY fire on Thursday
night. ss #
Word has been reviewed from Kansas
City stating that Miss Anna Coleman ts
improving, her sister Miss Bessie has been
lat hsr bed aide lor the past two weeks.
The r c. held an open session Monday
March goth. The programme was car
ried out in the most impressive manner.
In the debate. Resolve, that expansion
will benefit the Negro, MIR. s. L. Terry
received the verdict over Mr.. G. Colman
the affirmative
Mrs. James Anthony attended the'wedd
ing Of Miss Georgia Lewis and MIR.
Chambers At Webster City, Miss Lewis
at one time resided In Boone.
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ALBA NEWS.

Miss Jones Of Muchakinock Is visiting
at the home Of Mr.. Parker this week.
Abba Lodge Of Odd Fellows grve their
entertainment in the city hall on satur-
day evening large crowd was present
and the cake walk was very nice. Good
music and dancing throughout the even-
ing and all present seemed to enjoy them-
selves. Ice cream and cake being served.
The r. L. D, Literary Society will
the same programme oflast week at their
annual meeting Thursday.
Mrs, Jameson of Oskaloosa is visiting
With her husband in this city for few
weeks.
The Junior Of the Abba High School
gave On annual entertainment on Friday
wich was very good. Mr.. William
Hollingworth and his sister Miss May
are members Of this class.
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THE OPEN QUESTION.

Boston the hub Of the Union, no one
who is an American, would ever forget
what happened there onc-hundred and
twenty years ago when the first round
# liberty went up for the American. In
depepce. This great city OF liberty is 1t
present wrought up over an edict against
the killing and extermina,ing Of that
little harmless bird the English sparrow.
The Mayor OF that city has employed
1--we nen to put in their time destroying
the nests OF the little pests and that this
war will be wsr Of extermination, 1t Is
nothing to me and again it i' q whole
world to me and to us all who have and
be 40 the burdens Of these trying and
burdsom days. II that Mayor or any:
Mayor Of the cities of the United States
would employ five hundred or more men
backed ny by the law 70, and for the
purpose Of destroying and extermi 'ating
these fsindish mobs. these iyDching ras-
Gals, that eem to gnaw At the very vitels
Of the American Negro why they would
be doing world Of wide good for them
tor the republic rs well as for The safty Of
the Negro. Who would ever think Of
destroying something that never harms
even hair ofa living being something
that gives light, happiness and joy when
they are trodden down BY mad and
terroriziDg mobs;of human Williams. II
was claimed that the sparrow should Be
suppressed becaass be was nosoriously
mclean bid. because he dstiied building
where ia III this world y thsru any In
intimate object moro precious % N al
shan thsn lhs soul u man. ny that ~
bss ! would have ono of thus littls
,Armlsss beings destroyed / would
,athsr - ailshat slasS no fnaks up
y II. u and dkttioylng ths body .
.alnas 4 prs = dnsh, I1r6o = "a ~.
~ ~ ~ ef ibs Gov nsss = 80 |
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The abvve cut the Canadian Jubilee Singers and imperial
Orchestra with Miss D. Underwood sometimes called The Black
Meb the singer also Miss Smith Jubilee Soprano
with Cockbin and young W Holland good Basso Lewis
Washington the Silver Tenor In reports all eleven
company good artists While they from Canada yet
they spent eight the United States They will
pear West Side Saturday evening" April the Central
Church. and the East Side Monday evening" April 3d
It the Wesleyan Methodist Church East Eleventh and Des Mone
street.
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Mason New Millinery 600 Locust s..

Mrs. Sarah Langford received the sad
message last Friday Of the death of her
mother Mrs. r. Jones Of Bethany Mo.
sheleft Immediately for Bethany, later
reports states that her mother died of
.complication Of the heart Mrs. Jones
wass good mUshsf and dutiful wife
well like by all who new .her. We ex {
tend our coincidence to tha bereaved
husband and children. 4.
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fs to be me of its suAj jsots, 1t was claimed
that there was not murh in bis voice. how
much music do you and l or the world
receive. ur give to US when raging,
bowling mob Of men VIII" ke the law
into their own hands. We would all,
rather hear the sweet plaintiff voice of
the English sparrow all our life, than to
hear the cries and groans OF American
people that are handled by the American
mob, they say lie isa mobber, if he was
we would live always in peace and
happiness. His mebing acts are not TO ~
compared to the human mObs OF the
South or any place in the United States.
because the mObs of this nation are OBJ
noxious to the we'll fair Of the republic,
it would be Of one million dollars OF
value to the American Negroes, if the
Mayor Of all the cities of the union to
form league called the Mayor-Anti-
Mob League OF the United States for SUE
preston OF mobs rnle and mob violence
and that the American Negro might live
to see justice. rs it is SO stated in he bond
called the American Constitution, aud
il there is not some, hing done in the way
Of protection for the human soul than !
must say that the bottom OF this union
will sink out OF sight. just us the beautiful
trees Of and on Boston common when the
sparrow is no more. one doz-n true pa
trietic and race loving men il wol th
more to the union than al the mobs o
the world. This nation needs evely ONT
who have been borned in It's folds oI
liberty to hslp maintain its prindpel. ii
Institution 10 honor. In your ex,sTn,ina,
ticn 81 thu sparrow. DO not pass 81 ID,
m,os = shat are bringing destruesion .
The sspub'is and shams.
s 4. TERAY, II
s3; HGiu1e
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dustrial and labor unions Of Ameri-
C il enough to shock humanity.
We suppose the reason Mr.. kipling
did not write about the Colored
Mans many Burdens, that the few
burdens the white man has made
him very sick, almost dying, and
probably the Colored mans Burden.
would have killed him. Il is true
that We III may have burdens, but
none 50 hard and cruel aslthe Color
ed Mans. !: d. y. ....I
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cape Of the explosion Of . gas stove. her
hair was badly burned.
Little Eva Martin is on the sick list
Eev. Johnson preached very interest
ing sermon Sunday evening subject Seed
is the Void Of God.
There is some talk of an entertainment
in the near future.
The Sunday school Is predaring for
. nice programme Sunday.
The Bible reading which was to be
held at Mrs. Martin Friday will be post
poned on account Of Presiding Elder
Bundy being here.
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M Ethsl Wells u fHighland Park aud
hi tr,spd Miss Reese formally Of Oska-
q $loosa but nov. " Highland Park also her
lSlittls brother Harry made ! pleasant call
! q our ofics last Wednssday.
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OUR ELlULlAlIONAL IA.
SlITU1lONS. 4. \.

Several Of our large colleges and
universities have recently re-
ceiyed substantial support either
from the National Government or
State Legislature, which show q
growing interest among the better
element to assist in the general edu-
cation Of the Negro il certain sect
ions OF the United States. One Of
these institutions that was largely
aided was the Tuskegee industrial
Institution, which received Z dona-.
tion from the government Of IS, 900
acres Of land, valued at SIoo, 700.
Then the A and M. University 1t
Langston City received from the Ter
ritorial Legislature $1o,ooo for ad-
ditioaal building; SIS, 900 for equip
ment and $I5, 200 year for carry
ing on the school. Prof. lnman -, =.
Page formally Of the Lincoln 1nsti-
tute at Jefferson City, Mo-, is at the
head Of the institution. Then the
University at Quindoria, Kansas re-
ceived the handsome sum Of $40, 900.
1t is presided over BY Rev. Tecum-
sa Vernon, and the Legislature Of
Illinois passed the Page Bill, which
authorized the building Of . college
in Illinois for the education Of all
children who may come with a Board
of Regents, Of which three are to be
colored men, and several more that
I might mention, but this is sufti-
cient to show that some Of the insti.
tutions are receiving liberal support,
and We hope that the money will b
judiciously expended for the bet 4:
terment # thu college and advance
ment Of the standard of scholarship.
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NEWTON NOTES.

Tuesday evening Mrs. E. y. Finch eu-
tertained n mber Of young ladies In
honor ii the Misses Whitsett.
Fred Green and j. &. Mathews left
Monday for Sionx City OF, business,
Sunday Mr.. J. c. Whitsett and family
were entertained At dlnnef by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Walden and at tea BY Mr.. John
Miller. Il
Mr.. John Anderson is visiting relatives
in this city.
Mr.. James Hayes was victim Of 10
grippe last week.
Mr.. John Whitsett and family departed
Tuesday evening for Indianapolis where
they will make their future home. A
large number Of their friends we're at the
depot to bid them farewell and wish them
SUCCESS and happiness in their new home
Mr.. Paul Walden accompanied them =
far Is Grinnell.
The Non Parislls will give their first
ball In two weeks this will be the first
ball ever given BY Newton society and Is
looked forward to with much interest and
it will::be very swell affair.".
The most swell event in social olrcler
this season was the party given Tues lay
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. johnson
at their home on tth. street. About 20
ofour young people we're present. the
evening was pleasantly spent in games,
dancing eel. An elaborate four course
supper vas served. the tables were ar
tistically decorated with oarnativn and
hyscinths. The guests departed At late
hour deslaring that Mr.. aud Mrs. John.
son have no suderior as entertainers.
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Ths East Side Baptist Church ars hold
ing their revival this weak with nine
additions TO their church. this pastor Rev.
]. 81 Bell says the mesungs will continue
another week. &. 3.ss s3S 3,
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The Good Time Club met on last Thurs
day evening at the home Of Miss Bessie
} Ste yart. The evening was spent in
PLAYING vastous games and reciting quo
tations from popular poets. at 1000
O'Clock i light lunch was served.
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oTTUMWA NEWS.

OTTU MWA33 NEWS.
Mrs. Meadow Of Des Moines was in the
oi y last week visiting friends she left
Monday for Abba.
Mr.. y. williams Of Muchakinock is :
Sunday visitor. ,. I
Mrs. Crump Of Hedrick arrived in the
city last wsek to visi. till after Easter.
with relative and lrisnds.
Tom McKoy left Tuesday for St Joseph
on business, Z. 5555 i..:
The annual sermon Of Otsumwa lodge
No. knights Of Pythiasf was delivered
at the a. N. E. church sunday afternoon
BY Rev. Alexander. the members Of the
lodge marched from their hall and was
headed BY the band Of Ksb. the members
Of which also belong 20 The lodge. Ot-
tunwa lodge No. / in the state of Iowa,
was organized last falk and has been
growing ever since. to-day II ranks among
the prominent societies4 4 that order In
the State. ;.S
Rev. Lillian Thurman Of Davenport
will begin series Of pro,racted meeting
ii the A. M. +. church this week. Miss
Thurman is an Evangelist in the fourth
Episcopal district including lows, Illinois.
Michigan and Indiana and has been en-
gagged ID this work for ths past ten years.
Special TO the BrsrANDER
Mr.. L L. Brown 3srd. Degree Of
Marshallto wn n. NJ. I'm. and Imperil
Deputy Grand Patsntale ofths Ancient
Arabs order Of Nabses {of the Mystic
Shrine Of Free Masonery Institute. A
tsmble ofthe Mystic Shrines and Can.
sistary, on Tuesday evening March 2lst.
at the Masonic Hall. The degree va
conferred on the following Masons; E. I.
Shaw. John johnson ::B. J. Fuller. Rev.
Alexander. r. Halls. r. Thomas. H. Eicor
ett, T. Bentan, NJ. Brooks, John Rose. F
Conws, D. Bales, J. johnson. z, Bates J.
Lee II. Farmer. HenryL Lang, F. Mckinney
Gabriel, q. "A. Taylor. John Harris
and at 1900 p. M. the members went
to Mrs, Gilbe,t's chop house and res
tanrant where the members were served
to q splendid supper then went to theis
hall where the work was completed and
tho Deputy Grand Patentale. l. L. Brown
returned to Marshalltown on the $3.50 A,
M.
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s Miss O'Nesl of St. Joseph, No, who
has been attending Highland Park
College, returned home this week to
recuperate il health. :, ..s
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The Stswardesa Board, ] sef the AZ y. =. 3
Church will servo Supper and rsfTeehmsnt
! q the church rext Monday evening.
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Miss Della Richardson is spending
hervacation week with her parents at
Give, Iowa.
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You rnn hear the Famous jubilee Sing
!, sls, llonday night at Wesley n. =.
|, Church
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Mr.. Frank Blaeburn has purchased
\ him bean tiful home near Fourteenth
and Forest. W. ssE i4s &. 5
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Miss Allie Jones viii leave very soor
Tor 4 lew weeks Visit 10 Oskalocsa
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Lieutenant E. G.. McAfee has pur.
chased him nice home in Clifton
Helghths.
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Go 10 the New Fashloaable Millinery
; on s6th street. 3 8
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Read our great bicycle prize offering,
r on the fourth page.
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Telegram to Rev. N. H. Schenck,
Lock haven, Pa: You cannot use too
strong superlstives concerning the
Jubilee Singers. Orchestra, fine; Msn-
dolin, superb; Plantation songs true 70
nature. Other Vocal k5elections rend-
cred in the best Of style, they Far sur
pass the Fisks. m. "
REV. y. NJ. JOHNSON.
They win be ct the Central Christian
church on w. 9th. and Pleasant street
saturday April lst, and at Weslyan
NJ, E. church on E. llth. and Des
Moines.
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The Cansdian Jubilee Singers are one
81 the dsst company on the road.
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Rsmsmber the new Millinery on 5tb.
street foS Easter hats. sss3s
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the Idols

the Idols.
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riciae in horrq
which an attad
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sub,aitted, q
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Mason's Best Milliners 900 Locust. /

The a, M. E. Sunday School, will have
! special Easter program lor5 Sunday
evening.
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Born to Mr. and Mr.. Henry MeCraven,
Last Friday morning dughter both ale
y getting along fairly we'll.

&. Latest styles lowest prices Mason's 6c9
( Locust street. 81
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B Easter hats are ready, /" "Mason's'
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Latest styles lowest price. Mason's 900
Locust strcep.
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Hear the Jubilee Singers, Saturday
evening 4 the Central Christian Church.

Attend the Easter Services. Mt the A.
N. p, Church Sunday evening. s
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tner guod OF
that has it-al9
we'll used; OF !
,,or in the han
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Mrs. Anna Alisn at lI3 Park St. has
two nicely furnished rooms for rent. |
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~ LOOK II RE sa

Mason's Price VIII please you.
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JONAS LBlDlIG c0LoRED PAPER
I Ne VS.
Mason's New Millinery 600 Locust ST

al should attend the stewardsss inter
]; tainment.