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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-02

At SC yard, regularly Sc, Everett Clas.
sic Dress Ginghams in large variety of
neat checks aud stripes: colors fast.
At &c yard, regularly 1oc, Printed
Dimities in stripes and designs on various
colored grounds.
At Sc yard, regularly 1oc, Checked and
Plaid India Linons in white. The cloth is
fine and strong, the patterns clear and
bright.
At 14c ya:d. or $1.5o for piece of IL
yards, our Famous Imperial Long Cloth in
the fine smooth chano;s finish, unequalled
for fine sewing,
At 12Hc, regularly 15c, Fine Printed
Dimties in great varieties Of stripes,
figures and floral designs. Copies Of Bel.
fast goods at half their cost.
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or the many pretty calendars for
1900. the LITTLE sWEETHEARTs"
ART CALENDAR Is the hest for the
home. Its bright. pretty children's
faces will cheer and gladden. any
household. There are six beautiful
groups. in water-color designs, by Fran.
ces Brundage. the famous painter of
children, bound together at top with
silk ribbon. making a most artistic
collection. This calendar is sent free
to all subscribers to Frank Leslie's
Popular Monthly for 1900 together
with the November and December
numbers, 1899. or the January and
February issues, 1900. FRANK Les
LIE PUBLISHING HOUSE. 14l-143
Fifth ave-. N. Y. ~
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special circumstances and new methods
of doing business to meet the present
day requirements, demands time to
develop It's full effect. Changes must
be gradually introduced, and a year
Is a short time in working out such a
problem. Other New York roads have
had to undergo In late years. In more
or less degree, the infusion Of new
ideas and new methods In their oper-
ating methods. notably the Long ISL
and and New York Central: but In
each case the full result of the econo-
mics brought about did not become
noticeable until the first year under
the new methods. This consideration
makes the savings reported in the Del
aware. Lackawanna and Westerns
preliminary annual report. over $2,000,-
900 in the railroad service, and appar-
emily as much or more in the coal de-
partment. seem specially noteworthy.
SAVINGS MADE.
ut may be mentioned. for instance,
that the savings which are relative
but not direct, aimed at in the chang
ing the basis Of computing wages for
engine and train men. though In force
several months. can only recently have
appeared on the books. The loading OF
engines by capacity, instead Of by
number of cars. is only beginning to
show the improvement expected. a
new ticket system has contributed to
increase the passenger revenues, and
such instances Of the reforms being
worked out might be multiplied.
1.-The first need Of the company has
been, perhaps. heavy new locomotives,
and orders for large number were
placed last year: vet when delivered
they can only be used on certain por-
tions of the system, pending the
strengthening of the roadway and OF
the bridges on other sections. The
real meaning OF the change in Lacka.
wanna's management should. there
fore. appear in the present years re.
suits to a more noticeable extent than
in those Of 1892"
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WILD CATS, SOUTH,

board for today:
Friday. March 2, 1900.
WILD CATS. SOUTH.
/ a. me- McAllister, with A. ]. Nc
Donnell's men.
3 a. M. Devine.
430 y. NC. Hill.
a. me-. Van Welt.
u. NC. Van Fleit.
10 a. MA. G. Hammitt, with James Ca
hagans men.
p. NIL. Bsbing with +. f. secor's
men.
9 p. NIB. Bennett.
$50 p MI. Mosier, with c. Bartholo.
news men.
40 p. m.-James Mccain.
4.45 y. mo-. Case, with II. T. Fellows
men.
SUBMITS.
GAS a. m., north--G. Frounfelker
10 "A. M. south-McLane, with Warrick' s
men.
p. m., south--H. Bush.
FULLER
10 a. m.-Peckins.
PCsHERs.
a. M, south-Houscr.
11.30 n. m.. south-M. Moran.
p. m.. souths-M. Murphy.
10 p. m., soCth--C. Cawley.
PASSENGER ENGINE.
Gao p. MN. Masovern.
WILD CATS. NORTH.
IA. M, engines-T. Fitzpatrick.
! p. m.. engines--R. Castner.
p. M. 2 cngines--J. Il. Masters.
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Cennel!y&ss$wa1laee
scRAN7oWs SHOPPING cEMrER
A Cotton Dress Goods Paradox,

Cotton advancing sharply Almost day
mo old Cotton Goods
conditions
wi power opportunities like these:
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D., L. & W. Board for Today.

Following is the makeup Of the
board for today:
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ARCHITECT EXPECTED.
He Will Confer with the Park
49,. Commissions 49,

commissioners.
Architect Edgerton,. Of Philadelphia.
who drew the plans for the improve.
ments to be made in Nay Aug park, Is
expected to arrive in this city the be.
ginning OF next week. and will have a
conference with the park commission
ers regarding the work to be done there
this spring.
Commissioner Bedford stated, in con.
versation with a Tribune man yester-
day. that the first thing which would
be done would be the improvement Of
Ahe park at. the southerly end. near
where the menagerie Is now located. 1t
has not yet been decided whether or
not the swimming pool will be built at
once. though many are Of the opinion
that 1t is the most necessary improve
nent.
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At &c, regularly 1oc, Good Heavy
Fleeced Outing Flannels in an unlimited
assortment of neat stripes aud checks in
the strong fast colors.
At 1oc yard, Bates Seersuckers-Fine
Domestic Giughams, an elaborate assort-
ment of styles and the best of the present
seasons production.
At >12Hc, regularly aoc, Victoria
Lawns, 40 inches wide, in short lengths of
from yard to yards; very special value.
At 1oc yard. regularly lac, Famous
New York Mills Bleached Muslin. in con-
venient small pieces of from yards to 90,
sold only by the piece.
At lSc, regularly 2sc, Printed French
Percales, 36 iu. in width The cloth is very
fne the patterns neat, the colors fast.
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should. want to remove his purchase,
we could not let II 20, but must con.
tinue to supply the city lights and lose
our sale.
w. w. Scranton. President.
Scranton Electric Light and Heat
company.
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Mr.. SCRAN rON'S SIDE
Of LIGHT QUESTION
POSITION WITH NEFERENoE TO
/ CITY CONTRACT.

Electric City Light, Heat and Power
Company Has Not Made an Appli-
cation for a Charter and He Does
Not Bee How q Corporation Which
Does Not Exist Can Make a Legal
Bid-Treatment the City Has Re-
csived from His Company Has Al
ways Been Considerate.
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Would Not Suffer 80 Again for
Fifty Times Its Price.

7 awoke last night with severe pains
in my stomach. never felt 50 bad in all
my life When came down to work
this morning felt so weak could hardly
work went To Miller n McCurdy 5
drug store and they recommended Cham
berlain Collie Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy 1t worked like magic and one
lose fixed me all right. 1t certainly is
III" finest thing ever used for stomach
trouble shall not be without il in my
home hereafter. for should not care To
endure the sutfcringS Of last night again
for fifty times its price ii. H. Wilson.
Llvrryman. BurgeitSlown. Washington
Co.. Pa. This remedy is Tor SAFE by d.
+. Smithson.
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This machine is kuown as the onght-o-
oto-wiudy-cycls The wheels make the
NV, so-thc bellows make the wind blow
-the d 3viu. msAs- this cycle "0-every.
Thing ro-,-und til ride has TO back pedal
<. sniokS, 10 secp from goiuy clear of
the earth The other fellow round the eor-
usr ks-ps .hctr. We DO not hauule item
but We 10 have. and are ss!!sHy
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Notice Of Application Of
SUPERIOR MINING co. L't'd..

Notice Of Application Of
SUPERIOR MINING CO., It'd,
for a United States Patent to the
Leviathan Lode Mining Claim
U. S. Land Ofile. Boise, Ida.
May 4, 1900.
Mineral Application No. 800.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that tho
Superior Mining Company, limited. by
tts agent Cordelius Skinner, whose Past
oiIice address is Boise. Idaho, has made
application for United States patent
for the Leviathan lode mining claim,
Mineral Survey No. 1857. situate ia West
View Mining District, County Of Boise.
State of Idaho, covering 322. feet Of the
I1eviathan lode in an easterly direction
from the discovery shaft and 1886 A feet
in westerly direction therefrom. and
more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at corner M !. pine post
in mound Of earth marked - last.
whence L. s. location monument No !
bears y. IS degrees Al minutes W. il0l
&c feet distant; thence \. 80 degrees G
minutes f. 9S23 feet 10 corner No. ..
being corner No . of Rcd Warrior lode.
Mineral Survey No. lls0; thence y. s.
degrees 80 minutes r. lli5.5 feet to cor
ner No. B. corner No. Z. S Mineral
Survey No. 1889 bears n 81 degrees .;
minutes E 9Sl5 feet distant; thence :.
- degrees 46 minutes w 404 ) feet o cor.
ner No 4; thence y. SO degrees .05 minut-
es W. 3439 feet 10 corner No. :; thence s
% degrees 80 minutes W. 259 feet to corner
No. . Friday lode. T. $. Mineral Survey
No. 1870, $50 feet to corner No. / said
Friday lode 1884 feet to coruer No G
thence y. Il degrees 10 minutes Z
4l5.7 feet to corner No. !, place If beg!u
ming, containing IL O5j acres. Magnetic
Variation being 70 degrees F
The notice Of location Of this claim j.
recorded in the Office Of the Recorder OF
Boise county, Idaho, at Page 4s0, in booI
5 Of quartz.
Neighhoring or adjoining claims arr
the Red Warrior lode. being L. $. Miner
al Survey No. liS0 on the north and the
Friday lode, heing Z $. Mineral surye,
! No. 1850 on the south
James King. Register
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Notice Of Application Of
CORNELIUS SKINNER,

for a United States Patent for the
H. J Braun Lode Mining Claim.
Z. S. Land Office, Boise, Ida,
May 1, 1900.
Mineral Application No. 29l.
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National News.
r. II. Roberts Guilty.

At Salt Lake. June 2Isi, the jury ia the
o.s. Of +. II. Roberts, 0n trial FOE IN;
Lawful cohal;ttatidn, RETURNED yetdict
nronllty. Roberts. in an agreed state
mcnt Of facts put before the jury, admit.
sod that he entered into polygamous mar
ri,rs with Maggie b. Ship and lived
uith ber and Lis legal wife, Sarah Louisa.
I, is claimed that Roberts relies on the
.spnreme court to reverse the verdict oa
TECHNICAL grounds.
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FORFEITURE NOTICE.

IN Nich1el G.. Harris, or lis legal representa-
rlveS:
You are 1ersby notihed that have expended
one huadrgd dollars In labor ard improvements
~ The NAIznder Qua II Mining claim SltuM-i
Vet View Mining District Boise ,onUSF
!uah0 Vic amended location notice OF whicn Is
ofthe records II the office OF the Recorder OF
@ail Boise County. in order "a hold said claim
n1ler the provisions Of section 232i Of me Revls
ci statutes OF the United States. and the amend
l1"n thereto approved January % lss' conce ~
in, annual tabor on mining claims ne.ng we
amount required CO hold said claim Tor the PERI
ol On ling Dec IN her 81, 1898.
And q within ninety days from the personal
s'.vice NJ this notice. or within Gincty avs AFTER
Republication thereof you fail orretuSe 20 COM
ihut the SUN az eleven and li0o dollars anu
costs ,your portion NJ such expenditures IS CO.
rnsr' your interest in sad clSir1 Will become
thg nr'pertv oithe subscribe. VNo has made tne
expenditures required by thetcrrlS OF said sec
tiun
c " Poindexter
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N THE PROBATE COURT OF
CANYON COUNTY IDAHO.

IN tbs NATTER orTHE ESTATE NOTES 90 or
JACOB KLrNasAox. DECEASED. REALEsrArE'
Notice is hereby given, that in persuSnes Oh an
O.oet OF the Probate Court In and for inc 80,
0l canyon. state OF Idaho, male on the D 80 -
ynne lVuO IN the matter OF the estate OF la "a
Nmghack, deceased. the undersigned tn .,, a.,
lu,hl>trator al said estate will sen ~, PAh,s,f
sae 70 the highest bidder, for cash, anu I,b
~ connrmation by said Probate Cour1 u.ii,b;n
= Gay OF July, 1900. at o'clock L. NJ or Mttti,1
IA months thereafter, all bids 70 De IN "t'' we
.,lu ultl with Clerk OF Probate court - 1f,,,,h
I!Sht. title. intreSt and estate OF sSll = or" me
Nlnenack az the time OF his death. ana ~, ,ss
lEnt' ttle and interest that the said eSt1S ti,er
~ operatlon 81 law or otherwise. acquliCJ" fa,oh
Si1aal OF m addition 10 that u the S'.u M
.Suheo'1ck' A. the tirc OF his death ~ au -. -
nose csrtain lots pieces or ~, GELS 'l "u~ -.r-
.e.p wv. a2e being -u tle aid ae.'F ..r..i
~. Ilt.e % ',.ao. ana boln led III" "''
- lollhWs, fn wis., 49,,
Iots hve . aed six g section four ~ "a n
e-lp slx . north Of Range two = M,irrsit;ls
SsSrssialng nifty eight aud six one hau'
Terms and Conditions Of sa,o cash zen ppS7'
,- ~ ~ tne purchase price To or r''' 80
at'or a.
pense
age ', ',f0ae.- ta.i..-.
A1''a i.-.. 81.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TIMBER I.AND. ACT JUNE 3. ISIS
United STATES Land Odice, ~.
Boise. idaho, June % ]"

GMlteQ ~ANItN IaalAA ''Ail'.f
Boise. idaho, june %, i"V
Notice is hereby given that 10 compliance WIN
the provisions % the act OF Congress OF dune 4.
l'7'. entitled AnAct forth sale VI timber lanoS
~ the States OF alnornia. Oregon, NeVaHa a.u
Washington Territory as extended 20 all tne
P1hic Land States by act OF August y -
fNiS Wilson q Sweet county Of Rolse' star Ol
toaho, has This day fled in this ONCE his sNosn
Siatcm nj number 81, for the purchase ol .Ne
SFN SwN, swA SEX section l, Melt Nv
N"i-t NEl-4. OF section number y IN ioWuS.llp
unuher north. range2 cast, and Will on.
"oof 10 show that the land sought Is ui2 NM,
valuable iorits umberor s'oVe than Tor agrlculis,
u'al nurposes. and to establish his claim 70 S9ia
lard before th0 Register and Receiver OF talS
ONCE al lioiSe, Idaho, ON Friday TN 5lst o"y O'
August, 1909
We names as witnesses: George TOOK ane
fonr-t Rule W Sweet. Idaho. and George Doon'
ana lrum II. Bilbrey OF Emmett Idaho. ~,
Any aud all persons claiming adversary w ~
ahove-d described lands are requested to ne tnel
Claims in this ONCE or before said SltH oaS VI
August. 1900.
$50 % to s-3l-ieCO. James King, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DIES ER1' LAND, FINAL PROOF
United states land ONCE,

E0ise, Iuaho. juno . ItJU
No,lce hereby given that Dudley Il. Van
J. susen assigreer NJ Thomas !, Nipner. ~ FIN
nett. Idaho. has filed notice Of intention "a make
l,roof OF his hessrt-land ciAtrn number if'S. ior
liz WI MEM Wa sEA section u T. y K.
w. r. N I60 acres, hrfOre Register AMI Re-
vrvrT y; Boise, Idaho. on Monday the ~ dhy o.
July. 1850
Vie names the following witnesses to proSe Tue
complete Irrigation and reclamation o. SAID and
WiGzn r swansea Fills nouSe AND fcoS
Mn-ptv Of Emmett idaho, aud David o. steven-
James King. Register
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Mineral Application No. 29l.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Cornelius Skinner WHOSE Post Office adj
dress is Boise. Idaho, has made applica-
non for a United States patent Tor the II
j. Braun lode mining claim, Mineral sur
,ev 80. 1855. situate in West Wow Min
ing District, County of Boise, State of
Idaho. covering 1903 feet Of the II. j.
Braun lode in Westerly direction from
the discovery shaft and 4o.s feet ia an
Essterlv direction iherefrom, and more
aar,icularlv described as follows
beginning at corner No. /. whence L.
: NJ No. |. W-st View Mining District,
hears y. II degrees . minutes W. 7l0.5
feet Distant theuce y. IS degrees IS min
MIS- e. o.. IL feet to witness to said corner
Nm aud 9?g : feet to corner No. !.
whence corner No Rcd Warrior lode.
hcinc L. 5. Mineral Survey No 1850 bears
y 10 degrees y minutes W. q feet dis
liant. thence 5. 10 degrees II minutes +.
573 feet to corner No. b thence ;. ~ de-
,re.s W. 22l.3 feet to corner No 4; thence
\ loderrecs y minutes ". 6OS.6 feet to
corn4rNo place of beginning
There is excluded from this anpiica-
,.oo that portion Of the above described
premises in conflict with the Morgan
iode mining claim, which ground in con
aict is described as follows;
Commencing ut corner No. l Of said
survey No. 1856; whence [. 5. NJ. NJ No.
h,ars \. II degrees minutes W. 7lo.a
Cat. ,b.nce \. IS degrees - minutes +.
40 r r.et tn \. f. corner of said Morgan
c,ain. thence 5. 0 degrees 20 minutes W
BOZ ) feet to f. center end stake OF SAID
vorr,n claim. thence n. 10 degrees i
minutes w. 10 corner No. J., place OF be
Ginning. containing in said survey No
r15s > 963 Conflict with Morgan excluded
n s9s Net area claimed 1927 acres Mag
). n.,ic variation being 10 degrees 20 min
I The notice of location Of this claim
!. accorded in the Office OF the Recorder G
t p,iss county. Idaho, at Page....'.'i
5 Book...... of quartz.
g N.;rbboring or adjoining claims al
Is ,,o Red Warrior onthe f. heing l.
e NJ, Mineral Survey No. llso, the Levi"tha
Z oa the south. being L. ;. Mineral S"rv'
N w. w I,5-.,be MORGAN. uusurveyed, on II
- a,., and ,ha Bay Horse, being U. > MI
"a .5 survey No. 1874. on the north.
James King, Regisie
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IDAHO IMPLEMENT Co.
The only EXCLUSIVE FARM IMPLEMENT
JObbers & Retailers.

Celebrated full leather leather boot screwed rim
Wheel tempered spring buggy, $780, Do
anything cheaper? We have them for $5OOO We would ad
you however, buy celebrated No. 81 Michigan
Cartwrghs We Surveys 500
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CLbaM Frauds.

Havana, June 22.-The postal frauds
nave rather swamped the scandal exist
inc in the university which has been the
m,lk.ng ground for some Of the best
anowu ,nen in Cuba. who, as under pro-
frssors. received S24OO year each.
There we're r. Of these professors and q
assistants some OF them have no classes
at All. aad others only Que or two students.
Mans al the professors drew other gov
ernm,nt salurics. When this WAS called
10 General Woods attention he immedi.
arely iuaugurated REFORMS which result
I'd in cutting down the list to a. incIud-
.i, assistants. which is enough consider
ing tina. there are only $50 students.
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Pari, Exposition,

Paris. Juue 2l.-The official visit OF
President I.oubet to the United States
pavilion in the Rue DIES Nations took
llac4 today BY some unfortunate cir
cumslance Commissioner Ferdinand ".
Peck WIS nos there 20 receive him at the
appointed hcur,9:30 p m Ambassador
P,fr. 0Hng present however, came for
ward and received the president ani rs
corted hdm over the building, explaining
VI. 81 -ious features
President Loubrrt asccnded 70 the second
coor, examined h different Fooms aud
yhcn departed, having remained in the
building IS minutes altogether. Com
missioner Peck arrived Just after toe
president had gone --Stat-sm
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PROPOSALS.

PR. PROPOSALS 6s FOR BUILDING STABLE. TREAS
D. G., August q. leoo-sealed proposals viii be
DAY. THIRTY FIRST INSTANT, for the construc-
ton OF stable at the Soldiers Home All bidders
are required to state the name and residences OF
bidders will be required to furnish bond to the
Home to the amount Of oBe-third Of the contract,
certified check in the sum Of five thousand dol
lars must accompany each bid, The Home authori-
ties reserve the right to reject any all bids.
Bidders invited to the location for the
stable In the Home grounds and will state the
specifications can be seen at the Home For further
Information apply to Capt. G. W. TAYLOR, 9th
U s. Cavalry, Secretary and Treasurer. au25, 27&30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. OFFICE SUPER
vsing Architect, Washington, d. c., August 20.
sn M BE P esf'e On at THE he
ELEVENTH DAY OF. SEPTEMBER. 1900. and
then opened. for the fastallation of a wiring sys
ing at Washington, g. G.. III accordance with the
drawings and Specifications: copies Of which may
be obtained at this eaaee Ct the discretion q the
Supervising ArchitectIs au21-tu th&s. ct
PROPOSAL FOR CONSTRUCTING MANUAL
a1s snd % the annds sisna
D c. Washington. Gngnst n. 1eOO-sealed pro.
WEyE E' be on FssysS az this f
QND, 1900, for constructing a Manual Training
School on the southeast corner Of Rhode Island
avenue and 1th street. northwest. Washington, d.
gether with all necessary information. may be OBJ
tanned upon appiicatio therefor at the ONCE of the
Inspector Of Buildings of the Dstrict of Columbia
The right is reserved to eject any or all bids.
Proposals must be inclosed In an envelope, sealed
and Endorsed the outside. Proposal for Con-
MCFARLAND. JOHN w. ROSS, LANSING a.
bEACd, commissioners, d. Q. au22-6t
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

FAST EXPRESS SERVICES.
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SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
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Education for Real Life

For Sons and Daughters, at
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Academy of Music building 9th and D NV.
Beautiful, spacious halls. Entrance, 4O3 9th ct.
The tbirty-sixth scholastic year opens Monday.
August q, 1900. Day and night sessions. OGdce
now open for registration Of students.
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Spelling thorough English and Correspondence.
Shorthand and Touch Typewriting
Rapid Calculations Bookkeeping and Business
Practice
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Culture.
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ohice address
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FRENCH LINE.

GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS,
DIRECT LINE 40 HAvRE-PARIs lFrance)
From Pier Nc. ~. North River. foot Morton st.
LA2uitaine aug. sofa Lorraine: Sept. g
La Bretagne. Sept. ID lLa Touraine. Oct.
First class to Havre. $65 90 and upward.
Second class to Havre $40. SO and upward.
General Agency. SO Broadway. New York.
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THE
WASHINGTON SCHOOL. For RQYE

WASHINGTON SCHOOL FUR BUZZ.
complete school, receiving boys Of all ages.
Ten thoroughly trained teachers, each specialist
in. his department Separate course OF study
mapped out for each boy. New building containing
a refectory, library and laboratory. Gymnasium
and complete athletic field of four Medical
director Physical director. a former varsity cap
tain. Advisory board includes some Of the leading
men Of Washington, such Justice Brewer, Sec.
Gage, Gen. Foster. Mr. C. c. Glover, Senator Hoar
and Col. Wright. Reference Is made by permits
sion to Pres Eliot Of Harvard, Pres Hadley OF
Yale, Pres. Gilman Of Johns Hopkins, Pres. VIII
son OF Washington and Lee, Pres Harper Of Chi
cago and other well-known educators. LOUIS
LEVERETT HOOPER, A, NJ, Head Master.
ONCE during the summer. 734 18th st. NV.
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