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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-07
PERSONAL.
Fifteen Cents Per Line.

Fifteen Cents Per Line.
sso"sI free and confidential p ls' Republic.
DOCTOR MARY JOHNSON. nos Dolman:
treats irreg.: guarantees satisfaction: special
treatment by mall.
DoCToR IoTTIE Prick, 1913 Clouteau-
Graduate two colleges: 20 years successful prac-
pace j.. The city: ladies' in trouble can
10. Tor ELLA ALLEN. leading female spe-
cialsi' treats diseases peculiar to women: IL
during nftle.n.n,. oniv pr,ya,e reliable. ;ncor-
loTated home. 2sOs Olive ST.
DIR. MARY ARTHUR-oniy physician keeping
Confinement home in the city having healthy
lions. motheriy care and perfect ssclusiOn. IT.
rSgniartles successfully treated or no chaIs.:
net ct station. sc. Morgan 81.
FREE Treatment, for private troubles pirnple..
oisei aIses. etc. either Eek Mel. Co, lOi ". 9Th
LApIES-My regulator never fails: one complete
treatment frse- Mrs. E Starr. :ees Franklin ave.
LADIES in trouble. call: private home before
:Lhi during eoniine't Mrs. Meyers. liz = lith ST
MIDWIFE-Receives during confinement. home
found for inf ladies' in trouble cali. :i23 :. s'h
MRS. DOCTOR MURPHY. private home bstors
termH; treats Irregularities. guaranteed morn
found FOR infants free: ladies' try my regulator
end safeguard 1 meet all patients In iny buggy
olive 81.
MRS. L. ROTSON-Private home during con-
,l 1"nt: hest place IN the civ having healthy
I9ts ahsointe prote,ctl3n, and safeiy assred
ladies in trouble. call OF write: German and
French SPOKEN: patients met at station. 220i and
22t3 Olive.
LADY gent in trouble from any cause cali or
write: p years experience; guarantee results.
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STEAMSHIPS.

!lPsh-cHias f n6adhfT,ts r lsiAN Nan
c.. oeoitenisl s Oriental 8 5; 90; sn ~, Or +,
ysneiro, 1uly Z: Coptic. July .; Anefica
Meru, August 8 For rates. freight q paAsasy'
apply 20 L. n Tcwnsley. agt-, 4Sl olive or J.
Z Aglar, Ayt., g92 Olive.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Cattle business with farm and stocs wa
s9nnection; start at once; never so GOOD ~
enancA Damon. room LIZ Laclsds buiidiax.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


ALL those desiring help seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment EIraau
tury bu:ii.rr Situations a1i isi1 fnr5 SRI ~. ~
- charge Tel. Kinloch : I7s7.
BARRIER wANTED-v'Eie barber irrnsdi-
Rtely State Free Employment Bureau. So Cen
tury building
CARPENTERS wANTED-state Free Employ
meEt Bureau SO Century.
CLERK WANTED-Cirocery clerk who can
speak low Dutch and Bohemian. State Free En-
Pigment Bureau SIS Century building.
FARM HANDS wANTED-Three farm hands
Bureau. s25 Century building.
GIRI. WANTED-CiirI for house and Ginning
room work. state Free Employment Bureau. So
CentrEy building.
GIRLS wANTED-Fif}een girls for general
houseNurk; good wages state Free Employment
Bureau. SO Century building
HorsEGIRIs WANTED sixteen eirls for
general Homework. State Free Employment Bg-
rean 80 Century building.
HoUsEMAN wANrED-Gerran house ana
yard man; = 20 = years Old state Free En-
ployment Bureau. s35 Century building.
HousEwoMAN WANTED MIddls-sged worn-
uent Bureau. s35 Century building.
KITCHEN GIPL V ANTED-EI,chcn Girl for
hotel STATE Free Employment Bureau. So Cen
work In restaurant stat Fee EMPLOYMENT Eu i,
rfau. SO Century building.
LA i,1I !, WS-ANTEp-FTf,een men e work
trent Bureau, $50 Century building.
LAT NpRESS WANTED launlT.ss for insil-
tuition state Free Employment Bureau. s3j Ger
tury building.
fiAlafRi.RS WANTFn-i:rickyarl lab0r,-s I'm
inediate.y State Fee Emplcvn,ent Bureau ss5
Century building.
LARORERS WANTEp-Ten rncn 10 clear land
IN Southeast Missouri. either on contract or ,iay
@asei state Free Employment Bureau. So CeI-
MAN NANIEi-Young man or boy with some
experience In bakery for country town. state
Free Employment; Bureau. S35 Century building
OPERATORS WANTED-Thrce sir punching
Hactfnt operators for mine. state Free Employ
M At iiurean, S'I Century building.
PAINT CLEANERS WANTED J,oss, work
building '' CD S'''"i'
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HELP WiNTED-FEMALE.

Three Lines tuF Five Cents.
Each AsE.r., ..a: Lane live Cents Extra
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HAYWARD'S

p ODD Fellows building. Individual Instruction
In shRthand TypewrttIng. Bookkeeping, Arfth-
metio and Penuanship. Phone s75. Day and night
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.
BAKERY and lunch room doing n fine cash
business. must be closed out at once: owners
health failing; cheap. 2cs Franklin
CASH meat and vegetable market, 2SeI ".
Fifteenth 81
CONFECTIONERY. cigar. tobacco. ice cream.
small grocery. laundry branch doing nice cash
business. near public school. party leaving city.
cheap g. Republic
DRUG store: located In West End; doing
profitable business; cheap rent on ease price
very reasonable. Address John II Allen. 1922
De!naar ave.
oLp-ESTABLISHED confecti0n.ry. cigar. to-
bacco, ice cream and news dep mus. sell at
once: owner compelled to retire. lJIs Franklin.
RESTAURANT: at your own price. 1871
Franklin ave.
RESTAURANT. dong good business. at a bar
gain. account death OF owner; living rooms IL
desired. W p. Knox soc5 Franklin ave.
sAIOON-5234 shaw ave: long lease; good
location; cheap rent. Inquire &c Morgan ST.
SALoON-SelI for 500 or clos. ur Monday;
good corner. g0oa business. H. Beer 4ji :. Sec
ond 81.
SALOON and boarding house: 20 he sold a,
harEain reason for selling. quit business. l2-S
n Thirteeath st. lily. speekrnan
sAIOoN-Corner saloon and grocery; good cash
business: no competition near; rent So per year.
cheap. gong 20 Europe. s2i S. Third st
THE Nine. Crawford Ola Reliable Balloon
SSmhs-ny wants 20 dispose OF balloons and paIs-
lin ave.
For Sale--J0b Printing Office
At No. t12a Manchester. Inquire at $50 Hawk.
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HDTSEGIRI. WASTEI'-Gi fg- GENERAL
hnUssw1Ebs family Of two. 40 Greer ave.
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ROOMS WITH MANN

Ihree Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Lane Five Cents Extra
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MORGAN ST. Es2-Comple:e,y furnished house,
all modern C1-yenicfc.S. large yard. telephone.
PastyIr filter. eas range; reasonable rent
PINE ST. 31Gs-F-our beautiful furnished rooms:
every convenience for Housekeeping. large. coal
hoLse; shade. reasonable terms.
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uNIMPROvED CITY PROPERTY.

ST. GEORGE and Berlin Ave.-Corner lot: -
KISS: containing So bearing fruit trees; cistern.
cellar, stable, new fence: $50. Call els ). Fourth.
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RARE BARGAIN.
BUILT FOR A DOCTOR.

bI75-,1sr Norgan-Tw1 new and elegant
room houses: all modern improvements. Io
10. open afternoons for inspection.
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DUCK COAT MAKERS WANTED Expc-i-
enCed duck cat ruah.-s and hand Hnishers
pants 20 lie Carc--t Factory. '".--eof Morgan 81.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

MOyF; AWAY from the S;ri.e-For sale a bar
gam: iJ0-acre farm: We'll improved; meadow and
.,rhar,,. elegant Io-roOm house: three hours west
~ 81 Louis, on Wabash Railroad; make i lns
summer home. G 81 Republic.
SO viii buy 81 acres farm land in Maries CCun-
". Mo-. in payments Of - Per month COX d.
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CLARA Ave. :ii2-FiVe-.ocm rat. upper.
bath. n.viy decorated. one block from t-I~tun
ave cars, rent So. - u. Barnes. -ls VAIN
wright bH.lGing-
cASTLrMAN Ave. 4-5- Fiyc-rolr fat. mod
efas new II d,''rIt'a. la.G. closets. pHr'..tln
bath. fuit.cc; G-s hNturs,. l'w-r. marked dusr
10 81 q. ". Barnes, 2.s Wainwright, building
Fol: E.nt-F room huuss: In good couli-
ton. TO Brady ave. 81 +. l.. FekCts, cor Mis-
souri, and Coliinsyilie aNes-. East st. Louis
LACTEDE Ave. 43O3A--SiS-roon fiat: oath.
lsuri-ys furnace. al. CvnveneEces: rent So Z.
". Barnes rs Wdiawright building.
ST. VINCENT. 22eea-Thrce rooms. han av!
hail ro'r. and attic; north. east and southern
rNpuslr keys downstairs.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

FOR sAI.E-on monthly payments. house and
lot sS59 I.abaiie ave, one block west OF Taylor
nve or MAGNOLIA Terrace: nice two-story stock
trl.iS front house OF rooms, reception hall.
bath. hot and cold water. good cellar: Log -5xlSo
feet Terms S2sy cash and 50 per month. For
key and price. see - ., -,.. -
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~ NDSi.i. boulrv1r:. 85i0-Iarge cool ros
WIN ScGtE.En exp, sue. hs'ie.. modern. "a
nIst -elassi Tor gentlemen; near owe and :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14
T3 Bacon tiaas6llZ
REPUBLICS ONLY IN NAME.
Latin-American Countries Are Governe,
 Upon Despotle Lines.


 Upon Despotie Lines.
 "Only in name does republication exist in the countries of South Am erica" says a southern business man who recently returned from tour ot the Latin-Ameriean countries. sThe Latin republics are the worst apologies for republics in the entire calendar of free states. Affairs in these republics are becoming better Of late. but it is the simplest thing in the world to pro- yoke revolution. We are all familiar with the changes of government thai have taken place within the last de cade, but few understand how easy if has been, and still is in some of these turn ruler out of office, upset q gov ernment, and create general anarchy I was in one of these republics some years ago, when revolution. or rather an attempt at revolution, occurred, for 1t was not genuine success. 1 was, with friend. about to go to breakfast when party of about twenty men ap- peared in the street ai0ne which we were passing. About the same number of men came into sight from an op~ posite direction and the fun began. Every man had cloak over his shoul- ders, though the weather was oppres- sively warm, ana when they sighted each other the eloaks were thrown aside antl more brass medals, rainbow tinted ribbons, red sashes and other gorgeous insignia of something or oth- CT I never saw. They began firing at each other, and soon the street was flied with a multitude Of troops and about an equal number of revolution. ists. The government troops dispersed the rebels on this occasion, and when we left in the afternoon for our respec. tive locations, the same national flags that were flying at sunrise were stil. hanging at their s.affs. It was on this occasion bloodless and futile revolu. ton, and people went about their busi. ness on the next day with the sanA5 composure and contempt for one party or the other as they had on the day before the opera bouffe rebellion"
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The Good News Spreads

and our business grows larger, and the prices small CT, every day. People come here from all parts of the city. When ever they need anything in our line, they think of US. We have furnished more cozy homes than we could possibly name. We have done it to the owners satis- faction, and we can do the same thing for you.
 BLUFF CITY
 FURNITURE co.
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You Ought to Make Up
Vau.mind rioht
Z2d Ave

your ulhq flSAl now what you are going to have in your home this summer; then you ought 10 come right along this way, and look over this stock of ours. Are you going to enter tain your if ends in the same old chairs. at the same old table, and on the same old carpets7 Why not have things fresh and new2 Needn't bey all at once. Get piece now and a piece a little lat CT. If you buy here. the first piece will beas good as the last pieC
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Sleep with the Hair Loosened.

Sleeping with the hair pinned up tightly is Eot only bad for the circula- fion. but it is said to prevent the hair from growing.
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TO THE Residents o9 Pine Bluff AND VICINITY.

The City Market will reopen Monday, October I, to retail ex- cIusively a high grade of Nelson Morris 6 fomnanv s western dressed c sausagts, canned nlests 2 house deli cacies, Lard, treakfast Bacon, Dried Beet and Sugar Cured Hams, A. C. L. I1aase & Sons Smoked, Salted and Picked Fish, also Fine Fancy Fresh Fish from Lake, River and Ocean, Kalama- zoo Celery, New York Counts and Baltimore extra Select Cyst CTS, Dressed Poultry. Wild Ducks Quail and Rabbits in season. Pickles, Potatoes, Cabbage and CaulAower. And expect by courteous treatment, intelligent service, prompt delivery and charging reasonable prices, to merit a continuance of your valu ed patronage.
 R. F. H0I MES. Prop.
 2Io West 2d Ave
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iN iaas Of Esai sim.

"sc-prl--zwm-xlkyqg- hhdnoimrk. gzzxmx-pst-' The author sat at his desk with the pefsplration pour lug from his brow like the far-fame3 falls of Lodore. Ills matted nan slapped round his head 1t each move. ment like hastily wYung dishclotn. He was writing a realistic novel. The day was warm. It dreadful and exhau9ire joa, be ing fo i. it had Co 9e d9re fe red again Gsese 0e5t Vgh ,~dnfor,unats Wsetss mat l aAz The author could be dis netly seen melt- Ing away under tic hot fire Of the terrific undertaking HA mada an. other supreme es9ort. I5t-l<t kt- klk-kk- tx -tk-tk i.'' .It'a have to doD he soIil1e@iz under his breath. It's the Hsss can do unless I compromise with ast up!'-but nc. neyeri" He was endeavoring to write m paper the sound made to a horse to accelerate it's speeg. saeh-such are she trials Of realism Stray Stories.
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Iron Mountain Rates.

Tie I. N. < s. Ky. will sell tickets from Pine Bluff to Kansas City fer SI625 for the round rip, on Oct. 10, 12 and f4. All tickets limited to leave Kansas City up to and in cluding Oct 20 Account national conyen- ton Christian Church.
 Dallas, Texas, State Fair--Sll 95 for the round trip. Dates of sale, Sept. 2e, 2S. 30, Oct. 3, 10. Final return limit, Oct. f5.
 Memphis, Tenn, Elks Carnival and Street Fair--S7.10 for round trip. Dates of sale Sept 30 to Oct. 6 inclusive. Final return limit, Oct. :.
 The I. M & s. will sell round trip tickets to Chicago for Sla10 from Sept. 30 to Oct inclu- sve. All tickets limited for return passage to Oct. 5.
 Summer Resorts. From Pine Bluff to Mt Nebo and return, S7.s0
 searey Springs and return, 10
 Rayenden ITS Tickets on sale now and will continue until close of business, Searey Sept. 15; Mt, Nebo Oct. I; Ravenden, Sept. 30. All tickets limit ed for return passage to Get 31, 1900 Parties wishing to spend ta summer in nice, cool, healthy places should try the above.
 St Louis Exposition. Round trip rate s11 6t. Tickets on sale Sept. 16, Is, 20 25, 27, Oct, ,, 1. 3. h, 1G, 1s. All tickets limited for retura day from date of sale.
 St, Louis Faif. Round trip rate, $l1 61. Tie+ cts on sale Sent. 30 to Oct inclusive, s'ith final return limit Oct, Sth.
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The Biggest Sheep

in the herd is not the bet for the table Flesh likely to be strong apd rather too fat. We sele ct the flesh of the little plump fel- lows, Has not had time to de- velop into muscle and has the de licious flavor only fond in
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In His Steps.
Continued from page }

than a mans
 A shower of mud and stones followed. Rachel remembered afterward that Rollin jumped directly in front of Der and received on his head ana chest a number of blows that would probably have struck her if he had not shielded her from them.
 And just then, before the police reached them, Loreen darted forward at the side of Virginia and pushed her aside. looking up and screaming. It was so sudden that no one had time to catch the face of the one who did it. But ont of tie upper window of room over the very saloon where Iofeen had come out week before some one had thrown a heavy bottle. It struck Loreen on the head, and she fall to the ground Virginia turned and instaatly kneeled down by her. The police officers by that timo had reached the little company.
 Donald March raised his arm and shouted over the howl that was begin ning to rise from the wild beast in the mob.
 s.3tcpl You we Is11aa 3 womanI'
 The announcement partly sobered the crowd.
 .sIs 1t true2' Haney Maxwell asked as Dr West kneaIeG en the other side of Lorcan, supporting ae1-
 ''She s dyingf said Dr. West briefly
 Loreen opened her eyes and smiled at Virginia. Virginia wiped the blood from her face and then bent over and kissed her. Lofeen smiled again, and the nett moment her soul was in para disc.
 And yet this is ealy one He1naa out of thousands killed fY tl3is drink devil Crowd back HOW. Ye siHeGf men and women in this filthy street. Let this august dead form be borne through your stupefied s0bare3 ranks. She was one of your eWn children. The Reetan- gle had stamped fhe image of 5ie beast on her. Thank him who died for sin ners that the otber image ef 2 new soul now shines out of har pele clay. Crowd back Give them room Let her pass reverently. followed aIi sz.rrotu1sd by the weeping aFsas54z.sz5k eomaany of Christians. Ye killed kefs ye drunken And sat. aHa saf. Q Chris tian America, who hil1ad this woman? Stand back Silence theHel I woman has been kiIledf yFzl192 Lorean, child of the streets poor. dzzss.z1s azaa. vile sinner 0 Lord God. how long? 9es; tl4a saloon killed her-tha5 iss tlle 7=5ta5s ill Chris tian America whe iicaIzs 2lle saloon. And the judgment dz.Y only shall de clare wEo was tlie murderer ef I9reen
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St. Louis Fair. et Louis Mo-. Oct 1-G, 1900 inclusive. Rate, one fare for the round trip. Dates of sale, Sept. 30 to Oct ,, iuelu- sive and for trains arriving in St louis be- fore nton of Oct. 6, Return Iimic Oct, Sth
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RAyENDFN sPRTNGs-Rate. E. 75. Dates Of sale. June to Sept. g, 19e0 Return linn it, Oct 3t. 1g5O,
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Arkansas Midland RaIIioad alt

5o,ooo acres of good timb. lands for sale. 2,ooo acres ' cleared lands for sale, along tI' line of the Arkansas Midlsa' Y Railroad. Free sites for factor.' and mills. dress, Y
 c. T. UPDEGRAFF
 General Freight Agent
 Helena, Arkaps,
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Cotton Belt Bd Iletin.

Meeting Grand Lodge |. 0. Q F Bstesyille Ark, Oct. 2. One fare for round trip; dates Of sale Get, 2l. = and 9; return limit Oct. 27.
 Ouaehita Yalley Fair Camden, Ark, Oct, l9-20--Eate. One fare for the round trip with maximum rath at st 30; da es of sale, Oct. l9-2i return limit Get 2.
 Arkansas Stafe Hair-Pine Bluff Oct. 22-27 R ate, one fare for round trip with maximum rate gt &fs50; Dates ef sale, Oct z6-25: Return limit Oct si CD
 Texas state Fair na1 as. Texas, September 2S n ta October 135 1a90, From all points on thls llne. rate of one stand 4rd fare plus S2 0) for the round trip. Gates of sale. september 2b, 2s. B. October : and 10. Continuous pass age ia each direction. good t0 leave Builas returning not later thah October i5, i9a0
 Round Trip Rates to Cbi6aRo--One fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale. Sept 30 To Oct. inclusive. Return limit. Oct, &
 National Convention Christian Church, Kansas City. Mo, Oct II to ls fe00. Rate, one fare plus k fer the round trip. Dates Of sale, Oct. Ii. b and b. Return limit, Oct. 20
 Hcmeseekers excursion tickets to all points il Oklahoma and Indian Territories Dates Of s ale. 9eh , and 1e. Nov 6 and 70 and De-. and 1s. kate, one fare plus E. for the round trip. Return limit tweuty-one days from date of sale.
 RAyENDFN SPRINGS s7 $. Dates Of sale. June to Sept. 39, l9e0 Return linn it, Oct. 3t. lgt0.
 St. Louis Fair. et Louis. Mo-. Oct 1-G, 1900 inclusive. kate. one fare for the round trlp. Dates of sale, Sept. 30 to Oct. ,, iuelu- sive and for trains arriving in St Louis be. fore neon of Oct. 6, Return Iimie Oct, sth 1900.
 St. Louis Exposition, st. Lauis, Mo- Sept 17 to 0ct. 2e. 19t0. kate. open rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip. nates f sale Sept f6. k. 26. 25 2; Oct. 2 4 g, Il. 16 fS l0f0. Return limit five days from date of sale.
 OHaehita Valley Faif Camden. Ark, Oct 15-20 Ia00, Open rate Of eBe and one-third fare fer the round trip Dates Of sale Oct 4. 20 Return limit Oct 2. 1900.
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TINE TABLE

Rutland Il~flroad 90.
H. sssrs Nay tffh. ttss4
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iah ~ ss.ss 10 lopa tssm ~ ssd ssst
tksE 70 Mn i.stsssss hsEsas. Secretary
Al "a .t' d.ls Tee fesis lsss, lst9
1865 1861 Va lsG6 ItG'. ls7s sss ls7s ~.
missiles iton See esisi9sss Gle. sHa u u
sttstly es#ifrd 10 oo1plsss 10 IL II g. si
tie TIE can msretntEi ptosrsms ere 10
nssy ea.ss tie esly nssts a ssesgt.stiss
tho nsubss 81 he eisasst classes
rl,n, for tho Bseslos are prosrsssiss std
. rrtltGirs,, eifsais Gill soon h. i.se8
Tss con nlties vonla The 70 rssoh sssry
iarmrr sissttt oi the ssnissry now h,ips
s5tihu srsSnsies OF bet. ssd With Vie
co-ppsfsiloc az loesl con mliisss 10 the
diese LosSs Of the oosriy add 10 other
places /, hopes 10 attain this ssd IN .
lsss measure
-Amoss TIE refsit purchases OF the
M0t Stinbsr Library ere the folk wins
books Ficiiot:
Bags. Essh.Died Typo Writer.
Bsrtss. Dtsts sn4 ht, Yeonee,
Cs,tavoos, Msesisse Lats Stories.
Cr.s'orJ. VI. orae,.
Crockett. iaus Msreh.
Utocksli * X sbeif.
Dseis. Trooper Ssos
Y I. Monpt.in Enfoes
Hsslstt, Little Novels Of Italy.
Hop, kihs's M'rfof
Hos.fd DioEy,ins
Hortll SILVER aeddips Jyuipty, ~.
Tsrkiustor. Gebtlemsn ircm Iodi.ns
r.y Tor. o. tue Red Staircase
wanss. White Mail
Whishss, Cont q Catherine tba Grsf.
Wlldmso Tales Of Mslsysp Coast
Princeton Stories
The Sjiil.ty sonmsf
Also The iollosifs Iayepile boots
Chsmppty. Witch Winnie 10 PARIS
Obild. Honfe OF Si,y Closets
Field. S,pris's Happy Childhood.
Fibiey, 10 volumes con pletins set al
Esie stories.
Jackson Dsuise snd Ned Ioodles
Kirk. Dorothy Issa
airt, Dototsy aud Her ffiords.
.,ns. Yellos Fairy Boob,
Monroe, Forssrd March
Monroe. Miishipmsn Stuart
Monroe, 10 Pirate Waters.
sich,rds, Quicksilver Sue. II
'pesrs, tie fngi'ise
,,odd,r1, Black PriJce.
Msdsm Mary Of The 10. /,