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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31

ing which tire not only his wonderful
business ability. but his honesty and his
kindly, genial manner won him many
friends. Owing to bis health he has
not been in active business for eleven
years. He leaves a wife. Mary L.
Traver, a son, William H. Traver, OF
Aurora. Illinois. daughter. Mrs. Frank
Quigley of Omaha, and q daughter.
Ethel Traver, twelve years old.
Died-Mrs. Della Straub, on Sunday,
of consumption. at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Lohus, at
Thirty-second and Holdredge streets.
Died-Mr. l.. P. Kanoff, on Saturday
evening, at hospital in the city.
Died-Mr. Dave Haken. on Sunday,
at Canon City. Colorado. Mr.. Haken
was the son of Mr.. L. E. Haken Of this
city, and was at one time a resident Of
Lincoln.
Died-Mr. David A. Platen, aged
thirty-three years, on Monday morning
at nine o'clock.
Died-Mr. Scott MendeDhal,, OF fifty
eight years, on Monday at ten o'clock.
Died-The infant con OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Weber, on Monday, at $40 II
street.
Died-Leslie j. Saxton, the four year
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Saxton,
on Friday evening, Of pneumonia.
Died-Leo Conrad, the sixteen months
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. 6. c. Conrad,
at 3:25 P. M. on Friday, at 1912 N street.
Died-Isabel Newbranch, the small
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. E. New
branch, on Thursday.
Died-Mrs. Kate E. Savage. on Thurs.
day at Osceola, Iowa. Mrs. Savage was
the wife Of Mr.. f. A. Savage Of Osceala
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31
Outside Society Notes.

The North Side Private Buffers of
Chicago will open a series of entertain
ments with dance at Wellington hall.
20 North Clark street, tomorrow night.
In announcing it's formation and pur-
pose, the new club prospectus says:
"The object of this organization is to
raise new and higher standard in en-
tertainment among colored people. Only
twenty-five buffers have been admitted
to membership, and these are some Of
the best-known young colored society
men in Chicago. The membership was
thus limited because the interests Of the
organization can be best served only by
buffers in the service Of wealthy fami-
lies of high social standing. The invita-
ton list for the entertainments, there
fore, includes such persons as will faith
fully reflect the gracee OF the aristocratic
set OF Lake Shore drive and Dearborn
avenue. Cake walks and rag-time two
steps will be noticed only by their alb
sence. A high class colored orchestra
in full evening dress and hid behind
palms and ferns will play the music.
which has already been selected by the
president. Carriages will be called at
$780,"
Warner E. s. Williams, butler for
Mrs. E. s. Isham, Tower court, who is
q graduate of Howard university, Wash
ington. ID. c., is president. Mrs. Will
bur's butler, James Wheeler, is secre-
tary. Speaking of the clubs prospects.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31

Miss Agnes E. Person, 1918 L street,
graduate and post graduate of Emerson
College Of Oratory, Boston. will give
private and class instruction in physical
culture, voice culture ispeaking voice.
and oratory. Also cures impeachment in
speech. Terms:
Glass work, Phi. culture, 90 lessons. S. 90.
Class work, oratory, 20 lessons, $1,000.
Private work, Phi. culture, per lesson, 81
Private work, oratory, per lesson, 81 so.
Further particulars given on request.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31

ing was partly business one and partly
social. Mrs. Raymond opened the
meeting by thanking the members Of
the club for their active cooperation in
the work OF the past year. There is q
graciousness and sduOir fdire IN Mrs.
Raymond's manner, added to her ex-
ecutive ability that has made her q
wonderful presiding officer for the club.
Miss Marie Adamson is visiting rela.
tives and friends in the city for q few
days, before leaving for Hot Springs.
South Dakota, where she will remain
for come time. She has but recently
returned from Omaha.
Mrs. j. d. Mcfarland gave q small
birthday dinner to q few old settlers on
Monday. 1t was pleasant gathering Of
old time friends 1t is fortunate cir
cumstance that a loyal friend makes
loyal friends. Mrs. Macfarland's affec-
ton for the friends she made long ago
is one OF the most charming character
istics of an original and fascinating
woman. Her guests were Mrs. ID. d.
Muir, Mrs. E. p. Holmes, Mrs. Fuller,
Mrs. Buckstaff, Mrs. A. s. Raymond,
Mics Hohmann and Miss Harris.
Hair Dressing, Shampooing. Scalp
Treatment, Manicuring. and Switch
Work. Anna Rivett and Agnes Rawlipg
1913 South 18th street.
Union Fuel Company, 1014 o, phone
355, coal, coke, and wood.
See our new stock of Gas and Electric
Fixtures. Korsmeyer Plumbing and
Heating Co.
j. Heaton, funeral director, 326 30. ii
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31

Wanted Several persons for district
Office managers in this state to represent
me in their own and surrounding coun-
ties. Willing to pay yearly 5000, pay
able weekly. Desirable employment
with unusual opportunities. References
exchanged. Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. s. A. Park, 800
Caxton Building, Chicago.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31
$500

$500 $500
The Union Pacific has made the Great
ly Reduced Rate of $500 to Portland
and other Puget. Sound points, also to
Helena and Montana points, Salt Lake
City and Utah points.
For tickets and full information call
E, B. SLossoN,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31

and the daughter of Mrs. William
Crombie of S2S South Twelfth street,
Lincoln.
Died.. J. Barlow, of Gem, Idaho.
Mr.. Barlow was formerly a resident Of
Lincoln.
Died-Mrs. Harriet E. Eldridge, on
Saturday afternoon at 1919 F. street.
Mrs. Eldridge leaves one daughter and
two sons.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31
President Williams said:

"Colored society has long been in
need Of strong social organization of
tone and quality. Colored buffers be-
ing il constant contact with the best
social life. will reflect its graces and &C.
complishments as no other class could.
We expect to set the pace"
Bobble Dobbs. the light weight
champion Of England, and Stiles. his
sparring partner, will march in the
places of honor in the grand prone
made.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-31

Died-Mr. George M. Traver. on
Saturday evening at $50 P. NJ. Mr..
Traver has been ill for very long time.
For six years he was engaged here. in
the wholesale dry goods business. dur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15
BLIND GIRL PIANIST.
>rw Work wiss 1Is-- Estd~ae~ af
Pos.s..Eak .r@st Talent ,IouE
Ma.I~si IIs.-.

Ia tencment a. =.i1 Wet SKY ut
street. New York cits 81 here her moth
er = ianitress. Katherine S,hlosssr. a
blind girl. Is praeticing 1--WE hours a ,ls.v
preparatory To- making her debut q it. 4
pianist with the kaltenborn orehe,-
ira. She ha- been blind since shs WIS
four YEAR old. MR.. Theodorc Sufro
has taken her up. and many women Of
prominence have engaged her to play
NJ their entertainments.
When spinal meningitis lefi RATHER
inc Sehlosser totally blind her fa,hee
was in good circumstance. She was
sent to the school for the blind. where
her musical talent was cultivated until
she was nine years old, Then her Ia.
theirs failure and death plunged the
family into want.
Mrs Schlosser was left penniless,
with family Of little children to raise.
She obtained the place a. janitrcss.
They had . piano. a relic Of former
prosperity. but i, was of the rim pan"
order An agent came along and per
siaded The family TO buy new piano
on the instaIiment plan. II kept the
Sehlossers on the verge Of starvation
70 pay the instaIlments.
Mrs. Sntro heard the blind girl play
and was delighted. She offered 10 nav
for Miss Sehlosser's musical education.
Mrs. Suiro SAYS Miss Schiosser Fever
plays false note, and that she has 2
wonderful ear for music
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15
CONNECTICUT LEADS
The Nv Bskt.sd stst- H~ad. "a.
t"astry IN o.. IssE Ii-t.f
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its gnuHsI report ~ rho e.lum s.
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p-ai feefiF'- IF fh. oalre amaaa,rtI
fo so Nff~r drsiasffnz Is. az
I.rnrilta.r.- far the wear there See a
surplus ~ sfile--. The patent oaies
has moss Tad into the treasury
$50 more than it has drawn ens.
TIE number of patent. ISSUED Ia-
riaf'lug design aud rr.--s.- wa- -
- "a uHa1irsf H1t once s,e..si.d The
number ~ par ui- expiring daripe fils
scar uer- l~Is
in proportion 70 the pa,ml1,Ian
more patients were issued - ejtixras
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".h"r state one To- every sf1 inhai,-
.fanfs. The rrp.rt deals largely vifh
fhs Harl 81 Classification dltis aaa.
aud s~ts forth ~ length tae -t.r,al
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invent ions into e'4-ee- aeH sHt-las.s=.
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operation aHd 10 haifiua anil based
upon -s-fsm -uiHei.ufis elastic to
prov D. FOR future gro0th
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providing for fh. construct l..a - Z,
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patent Office. ineilfirx haH ~ 49,
t~rtipu~ Liquidation B.. recommend
~ limiting the numher 81 appeals N
merit ard .mteffer~Hca- eases and
fh- practice 81 keeping applications
for patents ia the oeice for ga
definite numher 81 YEAR Is objected
- rs tending Ia sfiae the praeres,
- Invention The iseuanes 81 patents
the report say would D.. gr-atit cs-
p.sIi'-d 81 legislation limiting the
nHusH-T - appeal tanyrrss IS asked
70 amend the TRADE mark statute -u
as - provide Tor the registration a
raslrmarks u>ed IN interstate oou.-
suarre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15

Lord Roberts. commander Of o90oG
british soldiers in South Afriea. pos
SCISSOR Of thu Victoria tross and all
sorts ~ medals Is about paralyzed
with fear 40 thr sight 81 cat. No
eat has h~eu admitted 10 the Roberts
house for years During enc Of the ac-
tions outside Cabul. when bullets and
eunshoi were freely falling around
the general and his ~raG he was. az
usual. eoally Indifferent bat all at
once he wa> seen TO trrmbls. and pale
with fright The hero Of hundred
fights pointed hcIplessly over his
shoulder "a a neighboring wagon. an.
the staff SAW half-started black cat
perchefl on top % H. His strange fear
at the eat was 20 great A. TO com
pletely distract Gen. Roberts aiten-
tion from the field of battle. and i,
vas not until q s~baliern drove the
animal away thar the English general
VS. able 10 bring his thoughts back
tt the conflict y y. Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

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fsa-.-s fr1rs ~-alth l,-s.. tha- = rear.
a- ~ .lt~ isr s5.s- r~ror-irv -. tre-
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tef srnr- tr fhat part efth~ cou-.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15
WEALTH OF OLD TRINITY.
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'i iria'f rhlrrh Nra fars e.ty
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a ~ r~s'th
WAT written
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history mo org nal
for 7arsh'p IA
@ ehafth HAs main
~ income from ths
isfH rntai grant from
'i-' ~ 'hH' inepm~ t~r.
'r'~f Ar-f rector ~ Trinity
tTar'f saiary -
l.-fiaf fhaf .ifar church
air1 - FROM sF 10000 g.
ana De- fr'-s+#s.'nu mako
i1a''t W. Hesithies' single church
sn n .A~ Hf~'i state. Ouf
% ~ annual rro-nr - ef~r s5llnse
- ia-ran ifs rrfrifr- a salary -
fH Aa More than
.ia- ihat oi t.-h.p Potter - the
of Sew York uha receives
lt- large Income j. 81
AA s'~a as Hanf claims the -
f-n-ss - re church proper the sup
rorf - mo rhaTri- enc large Yearly
grants fn 90 rarlshs. fAe pa meat al
tah+f 4nti a--fsstu-n'- afd h. main
'euFnee - fhe paraetial Schools and
oitsr Fari-h shHstirs The rental
from fAf church farm properly con-
ri'z'se the main aeufee ~ funitYs
fH#ffn. b" property j. catered
3 81. fhroa rhoat fhe rtts Much ~
= bow i.ss IN the near vicinity
- fhe church - j. rrnfss for sari-
aa- FIrl-l=s= for pHbli- baiidinEr
ssars- and tenement The YEAR book
- friaiff parish sfatss that the par
ish rs ssefsmsfiss canta-ss,l. and
at s@r< shssr ths -frations 81
re church are needed are rrgartsi
Immediately - the rector
Aueu- fh~ considerable drafns on
tn frinHty inrum- arr tha sNpsns.s
o. b. church proper and rhr support
Of The rhapei=. Twenty i've thoBs.nd
desiafs sp~s a. above stated for the
-alars of Ees NJ DIX Assisting Mr
H.t d the work 81 the eburrh AMI IT,.
chapel, are eight ,iears and IG en-
Fstrs ard th~s r~e~rse zach enc
from = goo To- SO 600 The .sNton- IF
the church and thr several chapel
receive sfsaa and each ou. 8 flrz
uisEr'i with q siepatt and am assistant
The music 90 the church cost.
mech The maas choir ha,s rersfte.
each one from s. to 500 YEARLY
The snioi.fs 81 which there arr b.
rserisr from 500 to sWa For th..
church itself fhere b. eearls nlusicll
appropriation II siaaa for each one
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15

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lf4- "a bod ar1 muraus surfaces q fhe
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strerxt1 ~ sad.rg o. to corsiltEiion ard
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frFTees rs Save - murh fath IN IL curs
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50 hF DTuzxsts. -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15

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ar s-rgFse ar1 be- -. surFris - '1 see -us-
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started -1 cave 10 car uaer ths ccalzctor
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15

Tts above us;rsfion shows ore q the
ra4Hnofh tu i.ngs oeeuplsd by the great
Ma orrer House oi the John VI Smyth
company e taaeaga
f1f ore taIr1 r century shis COMPANY
has hefr la la-ae-e Bexiruins is a ma
vay tasy .arplsl Their neEhbars - tn
rfAr y 'ours. each year widening Their
~ tser are naW -slllrx nerch arclss d
~ f1 the eer-lrueF a. wholssae priee.
tar 1xhelf the Tinted >fafss
>ue 1eHrs sxg they hesan Supplying
thsir casfemers Nth an as-ratsd eafs-
esue. A. - hgs.rsss exrsriet they
were oh ed 70 lnerra.- ihe ssxe q tn.
rata a-ae, urta TO-DAY n exceeds aao + Us
trase1 page. quoting me cssst whoiesaie
prlrss aa srHrz talaz Est. Wear srd =.
~ a s1sfFlcr process q E1.rr rrrs -raEAy
taes asrrs,e many 81 Their saods 70 natural
c1.er-- trrzr< cut the rch co.or va.ur Of
curtains. earpets 6raperies. and the i.tes,
cf-szs ~ a Fsp~rs. etc. thus srab.irs
tae e1si nasr hundreds Q. miiss distant 70
- eff zaa-is a. hls oRu .rexife. kn1wins By
ise 1esrrlrtlau, Illustration and prlcs the
esss q z1a-s b. may expect
Tbs tFatUre q their husirsss = hecan NJ
useFs az Hcre Folz.ar each year for i not
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II WAS CRUEL
q s@srt ts.ss ss.. Tl-is sstass
ssa . S.f~ ftEti-
RES

- 80 rsaF rfrr ind
A. uas b s4ie s-rr s a1a & aai ar
So
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s-s4
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eur--r from arru
HrH re~ ~ 80 ref l-1ssstarz
sEa.tF. Llt a. 49, bad -faer aver .fsn
pa. sr I'd asf ~ rs take f-.s
60 Peep. la.' Fss7. ir-a 90 cate .ts ?
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ts- aer re o. prs are ss--et
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49,
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1aHsfs
40 80 ras 80 a. f.rsss save ir ths
fnarsst garr ~ frs -rr~fs ri Caro- y q
brse. h4t w asa go ~tar
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Miss Askrw 20 your marriage is
put of,
Miss Grumpy Yes; papa Is not at
all satisfied with his position: mamma
doesn't like his family connections:
aun'ie thinks he j. too careless in his
dress and think
Yes. what do you think. That Il.
the important thing"
Il think | Ought to wait till he ask
me BROOKLYN Life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15

Car you ts ne who Anarias wasf-
ssse1 tse cd Hasn T ths proprietor Il tie
boo. store
-u eogrss can. sss the rrp.y N.
= - ehszngson lar II 'ae u1r q a. "a. t.rs-
d srFans - yag Ararlz.s@
L.. slr -. called NJ AsarIas Ard
cnrn rs auftau- r I darf fa-E = -.
= - ha-he. r pr4i-ef Ssrf rass IS -
fais ne Arsn.ss sf reFsr krrr y a.
3 - r.. - Inn Chirsr, Ersrls-N ~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15

ago. stating nv case 20 you-
Il had pains th-01gh my bowels.
hesdsche. and h4~kaehr. felt tired
ard sleepy all the tiHse. was troabl-a
with the whites. followed yoar
sdvioe. took your Vegetable Com
pound. and {; did me lots % good I
now have a baby CIR certainly b.
iieve | would have miscarricd had IL
no. b-en for Lyd.A T. Pinkharns Vege-
table Compound had a very Easy
TIM vas sick only a short time
think your medicine : a gu-i~~nd to
women IN the condition in which !
WAS recommend 8; 20 all a. the b~st
medicine for women - MIS- MAkr
LAM. Coytee. Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15

sosue referred to : eosh century dictionary
Of economy.
Tie Illustration above shox. the ree.n.
n..diAs ADDED 20 this great enterprse.
ne success q thss Company seem, IL
eSediese eausiteflus The t4st that they hav.
advertised . little. Tier spsrrt ~ Jar.
ness and industry ]. the secret ef tn. uon-
ceria- success. The qaantity az Goods tssv
require N sotne lines enables them 10 harS.
train loads q merrh4utiss secured a. he
4ovsst po--ihie cost and freixhs rafe.
zen goods N the rough an conlirx frsr,
me NILS and factories N the Fast. TIE axe
ste4H-rs are pressed INTO service al fr.x
iron ore rates
Iheir references are; Any hank or ,x
Pc company or any mar, Eaman or caild
IN Chieag3. "
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15

Mss >srssrher-eI rafced tia. Dr.
hrasn, ul7 al re1f o. fou. 49, gaze K
crested i1 ms snErx 49, a.
Ms FsEpeF1 asr I tank & va four
.-.r- Gear lie turned 70 N Ehsn toa
lad tri-ass sne I'D I rsvsr n - "a
aGFqrtunsig ia study th@ ;cusls. az NJ
si.ecla-iJ. lez srQs. -TFuy Tinsss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-15

7 wau az ;hs; In proof gar. term
ttta1u. sad me rssrsfu. cstlKsn. -huf / n
h.sst & ! weu.aa'i rather - right thsn IL
governor e ksnt1ekg -PIek
Sams people Il FAR in.s1 xenes ar. .,
siahbetu tnai ta*y refuse 20 acquire prsc
tical ssnse Atshasaa Glahs
l cannot speaS tao b xhly q Piso'. Cur.
ler taas-mpi On. Mr. Frank Mobile. aI5
v = =. New ork. o. -. Isaf
y Have cur wages gore upf- CT
s1ess tne ba-- made ar a. snmsrt to
eay- NeEAers Statesman.
\ pc or ms. policy Usually ha. few s;rs.
ing feature. Dispatch
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES q not
spoti streak Or xrve YOUR : s3ds ar unevenl.
eyed -pp~aranes sd b. sii irs-xsts
i = hard FOR er1oksi mar % tel .
siralS4i s.oFy ~ 1htcaso D.spateh.
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W mt . - - 4 lea : 0ln-sfs,i f<arar
/ far a tftt.E Sample % Ala. Yet
f-as.s- a - Ger . 500 iato Feur shoss Z.
cures cliih -. ssraflr-. damp. sra, er.
-rrtng ferf Il E4k~s NeyT or fga. sha~S
as certain cure Tor Germs and Bslz-
lazs Al drlerist. znd .lioessa RS sci Il =.