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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-05-22

! AMERICAN /:
SOCIETY LEADERS
(, IN PARIS. :

MEXICAN women will make he
~ roic effort to shine in Paris So
4 ciety while the exposition lasts.
There has been ample evidence of this
in the way those of wealth and fashion
are setting up establishments in the
city on the Seine. Mrs. Potter Palmer,
who is a member of the international
commission, has taken handsomely
furnished place on the Avenue du Tro-
cadero, and Mrs. Mccormick of Chicago
has taken another, where the millions
made in reaping machines will be jul
dfciously applied to showing the Pari-
SLAMS how Chicago entertains. Mrs. Fer
dinand w. Peck, wife of the commits
sioner general, has an elegant suit of
apartments in the Elysee Palace hotel,
and. with the assistance of her daugh-
ter, expects to prosecute a vigorous So
cial campaign. In fact, it looks as though
the transient leaders Of American soci-
ETY. in Paris will consist of ladies from
Chicago, for the wives of the officials
and those interested in the fair are SO
largely Windy City people that it is
evident that they will be dominant fac
tors in social affairs
Mrs. Palmer had demonstrated as
president of the board of lady managers
of the Columbian exposition her ability
to fill the office with fine judgment and
to represent her country women with
dignity and grace. One of her duties
will be the recommendation of women
Jurors to act with the American men
in deciding the merits of exhibits shown
by our manufacturers.
Mrs. Palmer has changed little in ap-
pearance since 1893. Her hair is now a
beautiful silver gray, which adds brill
liancy to her face, with its dark eyes,
fine color and wonderful white teeth
that make her smile dazzling. AS hon
orary president of the National Asso-
citation of Women Stenographers, she
has given strong impetus to the cause
II the working women in Chicago.
OF course, Mrs Palmer, with her
wealth. beauty and the social prestige
conferred by the assistance of her niece
the Princess Cantacuzene, the grand
daughter Of General U. s. Grant, will
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who was Miss Garcia
Livingston of New York. Others among
the French titled ladies whose native
place is America are the Duchess de
Campo-Selice. the widow of the fa-
nous inventor, Isaac singer. Her title
was purchased for her husband, not
inherited by him, for he was poor
singer before his marriage to the
wealthy widow. The two daughters of
the inventor are. by marriage, the
Duchess Decazes and the Princess de
Scey -Montbellard. AS the Misses Singer
have spent most Of their life abroad.
their acquaintance in America are
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this poor, downtrodden woman"
thought the well intentioned man.
Yes, he rides over the whole of us
and sometimes. when he
gets on the rampage he breaks every
thing he can lay his hands on
Madam" said the we'll mentioned
man, who could stand it no longer, my
services are at your disposal Let me
go to your home and intercede with
your tyrannical husband
.He isn't my husband, you simple
toni snapped woman number one.
Hes my 9-months-old babE-bless his
precious little soul!'
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tended to the mans injury, and, with
her companion, assisted him to reach
his cabin. Later on the queen called to-
see how her patient was.
Then you are a doctor, madame, since
you know how to take care of me?'s
asked the woodcutter. who did not
know his benefactress.
Yes, my good man." was the reply.
II am sorry for that" continued the
woodcutter, because shall never be
able to pay you all owe you But you
must give me your address, and as soon
as I can go out I will bring you a bas-
ket of fresh eggs and butter by way OF
thanks"
The queen replied evasively, and the
surprise of the woodcutter may be,
Imagined when he subsequently learned
the rank of his lady physician.
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bodies of cane. The seats are provided
with light and durable springs and coy-s
cred with handsome upholstering of a.
new sanitary, washable leather. The
hoods are adjustable and detachable.
The wheels are filled with patent wired
on rubber tires which will not come off,
The handles are in front. Three is the
usual number of wheels with which the
machine is provided, two large ones at,
the sides and small one in the rear.
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and small revers grew larger as the
coat proper diminished in size. Sleeves.
not to be out of the running, changed
in character and began the small sleeve
furore which now threatens discomfort.
In this manner the fashion grew
apace, developing in it's progress many
beautiful styles which have completely
captivated femininity. In the autumn
of 1899 Elton jackets of fanciful shape
further accumulated the prestige Of the
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This is distinct-
ly an innova-.
ton in the style
of clothes bags
that should be
welcomed. for
every one who
possesses one of
these useful ar
ticles knows the
trouble Of pull
ing open the
tightly drawn
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BAGS For so1LED LINEN.

7 Some very pretty ''soiled linen" bags
may be made with embroidered silk
and printed velvet. A neat idea is to;
have small slit, bound round its edges
at one side of the bag, so that without
disturbing the drawstring at the top
small articles of daily use, such as
handkerchiefs, ETC., can be dropped In
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recently heard
cries for assist.
ance coming
from a neigh-
boring wood
She went to see
what was the
ma ter and
found that g
woodcutter had,
been injured by
q branch Of q
falling tree
Queen Anelie,
who has studied.
NAs
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New York.

Smartly dressed women are wearing
their skirts, boleros and coats tucked
and stitched in all directions. But any
mode which becomes so much a craze
at first gets invariably passe.
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A QUEENLY PHYSICIAN.

Queen Amelie Of Portugal, who u.
considered the most beautiful and best
dressed royal parsonage in all Europe.
while driving in the enVirons OF Lisbon
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Spanish turban which often accompany
coats of this character are especially
recommended. They serve to historically
identify the origin of the American
Spanish fashion and are in more per-
feet harmony than any other style of
headgear.
Even the bicycle suit has been unable
to withstand the bolero fascination.
One of the smartest wheeling costumes
has most tempting short coat. 1t is of
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short coat. BY December half the wo-
men in town emphasized their undying
affection for it by presenting themselves
in costly furs cut in accordance with
the mode.
With the spring of 1900, however, we
| bowed to the now reigping queen-the
bolero. Every fresh consignment of
clothes from the French capital con-
| tains one or more new adaptations Of
the craze, which would suggest that the
end is not yet. Usually there is a revul-
sion of feeling in the world of dress
when the extreme limit is reached This
seems untrue however, in regard to the
bolero. To the uninitiated the wearing
of muslin jackets would appear to be
sufficient provocation for dscarding the
style. Instead we are hugging ourselves
delightedly over the pretty discovery
\ that muslin boleros are the daintiest
output from the potpourri of short
coats, and women soon will be reYeling
| in them.
/ Bolero wearing has developed into a
positive mania, and no costume is COM
plete without semblance of jacket
proportions. The bolero gets it's name
| from popular Spanish dance. The ma
tive women, when participating in this
particular dance, wear fancy costumes,
which include an abbreviated velvet
jacket, from which the modern garment
| Is derived. All short coats for the mo-
ment are known as boleros. whether
they are designed for ornament or for
| service.
In one instance the bolero is of gray
canvas The coat opens over a hunting
pink waistcoat or glet and has the pop
| ular two piece sleeve, the lower half
of which matches the gilet. With it is
worn dickey with high stock of gray
silk. Big buttons and braid make ap-
propriate decoration. The skirt has far
apart plaits neatly stitched and barely
touches the ground.
Buttons are the principal feature of q
pastel blue cashmere. showing another
pretty bolero style suited to woolens.
This time the Jacket is fitted over lace
bodice, ornamented by irregularly cut
strappings and gilt bullet buttons, a
| row of the latter extending the full
| length of the sleeve. The broad belt is
brought into requisition to offset the re-
markable brevity of the coat. Atten-
ton should be directed to the novel coli
| lar, which is round and high, with a
ripping edge. The toreador hat and
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THE NEW BABY CARRIAGES.
The carriages of the infants of 1900
are as luxurious as is consistent with
lightness and convenience. The most
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/ / 5 81 re s9''' BOLEROI ]


I VERY short coats appeared in num-
NJ bers in the spring of 1899. They
v were for the most part close fit
ing, with either plain or scalloped
edges, showing not more than two
inches below the belt. Narrow collars
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by's barber shop. and a full attendance
Is desired, as some important matters
are to be discussed.
Communion services were observed al
the First Presbyterian church yester-
day morning.
Miss Myrtle Wiley, Of EmPoria, Kas.
is the guest OF the family Of Judge j.
B. briggs.
Attractive musical programmes are
being prepared at all the churches fol-
Easter.
Miss Lottle Duncan has returned
from a visit with friends at steuben-
vile.
Father CoTey, OF Columbus, was the
guest OF Father Weigand yesterday.
Charles Junkins has returned from a
business trip to Washington, D. c.
Frank Patterson viii open a confec-
tionery on Pike street. this week.
Dulin Barrett spent Sunday with
friends at Belmont, Ohio.
The public schools will reopen this
morning.
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4 SUCCESSFUL SESSION

Was That of the Wheeling Bowling
League Which has Just Closed.
Not One Postponed Game-Another
Triumph for Col. "Bill" Fette.
The winter tournament of the Wheel
ING Bowling League closed with the
r,nos on Friday evening, when the
wbseIInss went through the formality
n winning three straight from the tail
s,8er Apollos, thus winning the pen
mani and $50 prize money on margin
q, but one game over that speedy All
AgKe crowd. 1t cannot be called the
most successful tournament in the his
tory of local bowlingdom--for one rea-
son. Col. Bill" Fette has been In the
bowling league business several years.
and he has conducted several tourna-
nents in which the record Of the one
lust ended was equatled. But he did
equal his past records in that not a
single postponed game marred the re-
cord for the winter season of 1S99-19oO.
The prizes lin good, hard coin of the
realm will be awarded to the follow
Ing:
Tcams-Flrst, Wheeling. $50; second
All Alike, Sos; third. x. X. X, $50;
fourth, oceolas, SIS; fifth, Emigrants,
So.
High team ayerage-wheellnG. 9T9,
SO.
High team score-wheallng, 1,14l. $40.
Individual prizas-HIgh Individual
score. Marschner 255. IS: second high
individual score. Emblem, Rough
Riders, 2iG. "a; high individual average.
RAIDER, rs, IS; second high individual
average. Emblem, Rough Riders, 81,
High average in Wheeling.
first Campbell, 10: second. Stevenson.
lsS. Al Alike, first. RAIDER, us; second,
Cochran lsG. x. X. X, first, Emblem.
IL; second. sonnefelI. 100. oceoIes,
first, c. Fette, I5S; second. Gray. l5i.
EmiSrants, first. saryer. les; second,
Franz, Isl. Rough Riders, first, Del
brugsc, 100; second, Falck. 100. Kiss
ing Bugs first. Stein, l4s; second, Mill
er l5. Al Rioters, first, Kraft, Isl;
second, Marti. li9. KenmorSs. first,
Ross, lii; second, Bohn, 14s. Apollos,
FIRST Wagner, AS; second, Brett, 142.
FIRST. 50; seconds 50
Last five tcams-First, Rough Riders.
81; second, Kissing Bugs. Sc; third.
kenmores a. fourth, All RoOters, 50;
nth, Apoilos. g.
The individual and team averages are
as follows f'r tHr season complete;
The pr'z. 500 be presented and
Fettc baag' used on Wednesday
evening. April Is
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BR1paEPoRT HAPpENINas.
Events of Day in the Town at tho
End Of the Bridge.

The miners Of Wheeling creek held II
meeting yesterday afternoon. at tlls
AIlnrs' Union hall. The report Of The
delegates to the New Philadelphia con
ventlon was read, after which Thomas
L. Lewis delivered an address.
Mrs. Elwoud Coss died Saturday NJ.
ternuun, nj her home, on Lincoln ave.
nuc. after an illness OF two weeks. 4
husband and one child mourn her loS5
The funeral will occur this afternoon nj
o'clock.
The funeral OF Smith Coss took plac7
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. from
his late residence. on Pike street. and
was largely attended. Interment fol-
lowed at Weeks cemetery
Contractor Mckinney will commence
work on the retaining VIII north OF tn1
Aetnavillc bridge. along the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh tracks, tomorrow morn
ing.
Miss Bessie Anderson. who has beau
the guest of her sister. Mrs. y. v. +,
Wilson, In Kirkwood. returned satur'
dag to her home, In Pittsburgh.
The Knights Of Pythlas Of this cts
attended the funeral OF owen Morgan
In Martins Ferry, yesterday afternoon
Miss Lucy Clark viii entertain th7
Young Ladies' Euch-s club tomorrow
afternoon. at her home, In Kirkwood.
Mplster's band furnished music foI
the funeral NJ owen Morgan, ~ Mar
tIn's Ferry yesterday afternoon.
Miss Blanche K0en, Of Warrington
Is the guest 0f Misses Lena and Gc0r-
gle Dent. at Bro0ksidc.
Miss Mary Williams has returned
from a two weeks visit with relatives
at New castle, Pa.
A dance viii be gwen ut the Opera
House Friday evening, Tor the benefit OF
Edward Craig,
4 meeting of the coal haulrr7 union
VIII be held this evening ut Gabe Nu'
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To.NIGHT'S BATTLE.

-. Gardner and Jack Hamilton
vs. :. needle Supremacy in the squar-
= Ar.aa-A Good Contest Prom
".,,, each having a decision over the
W., and 4 draw In third contest.
our. Gardpsr and Jack Hamilton VIII
Csc. ,o.nIght at the metropolitan club
me-. S.s,5s which is the better man.
70 u5 ,,,.n arrived in the city Saturday
hr r., looking ht as fiddle it's said
hlSt s,s never been Knocked out In the
ns , .a ~ a splendid career In the ring.
so.' Gardner viii put forth every ten
~, a. do the Job tonight. 1t will be
ssl ,, bprod that Joe Hopkins escaped
I' r.ockout with oscar in several en-
> H" but he finally got his quiet
Inc local clubhouse Hamilton is
amer proposition than Hopkins and
-. result in his case may g0t-be the
same.
The card is as Souu "a s'st ~ va -
=. hg eastern clubs. both men having
s s records as featherweights. and
=. doubt the Metropoiitnn's clubhouse
,ru ne taxed to the limit. Straight
",,ouIs Of Qurausbury rules win gov
-, both contests. and the preliminary
viii he nut on at o'clock. -
~sopIrrpl' Flnnerty. OF youngstown,
Vim meet Howard Smith, Of ShIcago, in
,ss preliminary. which is slated to go
,,1 rounds to a decision. This bout Is
Min. figured on to be Of q high order
ar n preliminary and the crowd should
60 early.
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PROPOSALS.

DosToFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASH;
ISGT0S d. q. March 81, l9dO-sealed
proposals Will be received at this Depart
ment until Thursday. May 3, 1900. at
O'clock D. M, for furnishing paper,
books, stationery rubber goods, wrap
Ing and rating stamps, rubber stamps,
linking pads, packing boxes. and printing
facing Slips and card slide labels. as they
may be ordered from time to time during
the fiscal year beginning July J. l9OO. ana
branch OF the department or postal service.
Blanks for proposals. with specifications
and fuii Instructions. win be furnished on
appl cation to the Superintendent OF me
Division Of Post Office Supplies. Post Office
Department Washington, D. {. Oh.
EMORY SMITH, Postmaster General.
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THE RIVER.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
morning.

Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, 3 p
m.
slstersvllle. LEROY, a. m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, S a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 6 a. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA. II a. m.
GAINESVILLE. e.. .LORENA. a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR. 9 p. m.
SIstersviIle.. RUTH, $3.50 p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
steubenville. IT. NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, s a
m.
Matamoras. JEWEL. II n. m.
Pittsburgh. J.. QUEEN CITY, 5 a m.
ParkersburS. BEDFORD, 1880 a. m.
SistersvIlle. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Claringtor. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
SteubenvIlle. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p, m.
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ctEALED PROPOSALS FOR REMOVAL
ms CARRIAGE

Public Building. City Clerks once.
WHEELING, ". Va. April I, 1900;
Sealed proposals. will be received at the
April H. 1900. al o'clock p. m, for the
removal OF all kitchen garbage and DIAL
from within the limits OF the city Of
Wheeling, for the twcnty-four months
commencing on the frst day OF May, y o.
and ending on the Goth day Of April 1902.
Proposals 10 be addressed to the Chair
man OF the Committee on Health. and
marked on the envelope Proposals for
the Removal OF Carriage with the name
Of the bidder thereon.
Bond being required. the bidder will
state the names OF bondsmen whom he
offers.
The committee reserves the right to re-
Jcct any and all bids.
ans City Clerk
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

NToTICE-DIssoLUTIoN OF PART
IN NERSHIP.
Notice Is hereby given that the firm OF
Rose a. CSraebe. doing general plumbing
business at $500 jacob street. Wheeling, w.
Va, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
All persons knowing themselves 20 De
Indebted 10 the above firm are requested
10 call at above place and settle, or those
having claims against said firm Will pre-
sent them fo- payment before May J. 1870.
W. p. ROSE.
CECIL a GRAEBE:
Wheeling. W. Va. April 6, 800 apt
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GREENSBORO - River s feet
inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm. Adam Jacobs down Monday;
Woodward and Dewey up.
BROWNSVILLE - River 3 feet and
stationary.
MORGANToWN = River s feet 2
inches and falling. Weather. clear
and warm.
STEUBENVILLE = River 8 feet 10
inches and telling. Weather. clear and
cool. Up: Darling. Enterprise, Ben
Hur and Kanawha,
wARREN-River feet inches and
stationary. Weather. clear and cool.
OIL CITY-River 5 feet inches and
rising. Weather clear and cooler.
PITTSBURGH = River SO feet and
rising. Weather, clear and cool.
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Are grand, but skin eruptIons rob life
of low, Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures
them all: also Old, Running and Fever
sores. Ulcers, Bolls. Felons, Corns.
Warts, Cuts. Bruises. Burns, Scalds,
Chapped II ands. Chllblains, Best Pile
cure on earth. Drives out Pains and
Aches. Only % cents a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Logan Drug Co"
Druggists
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WANTED.

ED-EXPERIENCEDA AND EN-:
w ERGETIC salesmen to sell the Vel
known Dieterich5 Nalye-Oleum Lubrl-
eating Oils 10 tho consuming trade on
commission. Apply to DlETk5;RiSSltisS
VALVE-OLEUM OIL CO.. GO GaEleio
Building. Cleveland, Ohio. JAZZ
UTANTED-PosITIoN OF ASSISTANT
w 10 nhyFfcian and surgeon in West Viz
kinia. Have had five years experience.
Am willing TO do the hard work. or San
operate any OF the modern mechanical op-
parntus, Including Hydro and Electro
Iheropy IN their various forms. Can tnr-
nish references. address Lock Box ~, D.
Greensboro, Pa. mes
1TEMoRIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
IYl ready. Tens OF thousands VIII pc
sold. Opportunity OF llfe time 70 maze oIS
Send ten CENTS for outfit and be first in
field. Each subscriber gets fine photo
type portrait OF Mr.. Moody for framing
free. Write quick AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE, 1s2 N. 18th St, Phil'
adelphIa, Pa. jal5-mMGSt
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Ass1aNEE,s sALE.
ASSTGNEE'S SALE

OF store at public auction, at Hundred,
W. Va. April I. between tho hours OF II
and p. m. This is a large stock OF gen
eral merchandise assigned by I. b. Ham
Bond has been filed in the clerks office
OF the county court OF WetZel county.
West Virginia, as required by law In this
TERMs-Cash in hand on day Of sale.
WM. n. KINCAID, Assignee;
Cameron, W. Va
Above sale continued until Saturday.
April Il, 1900, between same hours named
above. ap6
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FEMALE HE1P WANTED.

o1ON DAY EASILY MADE TAX
% III ING orders for Life Of Moody"
Best book. Best terms. Credit; Full OUT.
ii n. Sixth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa laZI'
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Last Mid-winter Excursion tc Wash
ington and Baltimore, Via B. & o.
Thursday, April 70. Fare FOR the round
trip. $40. Tickets good ten days,
FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed. Starched and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and 1roned, 5
cents per pound.
An hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Homo Stenm Laundry.
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Piano Bargains.

We have very fine upright piano In
good condition. also one square piano
which we offer this week at spclcal
bargains to cell them quickly. call and
see them. +. w. BAuMEk ".
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as oandl
date for the nomination for Justice OF tht
Peace, subject to the decision Of the Re
publican voters OF union district, Marshall
county, and respectfully solicit your sup
port.
JnJ II. NJ. SMITH
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Along the Landing.

The marks at p. M. Sunday. showed
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
The Keystone State Is to-morrow's
packet for Cincinnati, departing al a.
m.
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srAr1oNERY. BOOKS. &c.

"SAPES."
~ Short View Of Great Questions" by
o. " Smith
was the War Necessity" by John
Morley,
"Capitallsm and Imperialism In South
Africa" by ]. S. iobson.
An OF the Popular magazines and Week.
Hes Blank Books and Stationery. Cos
pei Hymns.
C. H. QUIMBY. l4l4 Market st.
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PIANOS tuned and repaired by eX-
merit workmen. +. w. BANNER co.
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PERSONAL.

TToRPHTNE. OPIUM. LAUDANUlf,
IHI Cocaine habit. myself cured: VIII In.
cure. MRS. II. BALDWIN, Box I'M,
Chicago. mrs,