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dsy anniTefsars. - About twenty Eue.Is We
Nc re~irsshmen's wers ssryei have
Returned iron a visit Of tive week. 70 hs'F
Misses LIZZIE and Josie Mcknight Of. Quincy.
III. are here visiting the Misses KuerzIa.
Missss Aiazie Meyer and Ellen gschtsEn nae
ssisa a fI IN st t P Laais. WISH 10 Ai'Ss e'---''-.-
Mrs. j.. h. Robertson spent the week in 81.
Miss Matte smith departed Monday for her
home heTa T II f; sis1 asne No ntt: ias scent the SUNNI
Ms. Arthur PauIe and twS aaushteIs Of CST-
louis. were here sunday visiting relatives,
Nj. and Mrs: Ralph Lunch c-patt-d Monday
reiativSs FOR the sumner.
Doctor Gustave Druere Of Seattle. Wash. is
NJ Nr. and Yrs - John i: RoSaaE depqEtsI Tuss.
day evening for a visit 20 N.agaFS Falis, mi
gone Tor three weeks.
Mrs ,r Ja% ssr. J y;s'ain9 and Mf son sB Glap a-S Of fu''G r.
PFonsue. Mr.. Jacobs will Join MS family next
resided here. and have many friends who are
Mss Jenai t's oiiy l1r' n Bunker Hi. Ill. anI
the Misses WLndlorst. daIgh ers o: Doctor Wind
horst Of s. louis are spending the week win
Mrs J. +. Downing will shortly visit her par
guest Of Mrs. William Ban in this city.
TUNED from a visit to Eureka Springs. Ark.
"asre they spent a few weeks.
--a-- " d. Aa4lh III nun ! = =
day Tor 81 Paul. Mimi, where they Will spend
Ms. Nellie Richardson of Weston. Mo. accom-
panted hg her children. are here visiting Mrs. o.
Miss Nellie B-5ae OF North Grand avenue. St.
Louis: has been in this city. visiting Mrs. J. b
Mrs. {: Johnson departed Friday for Wan
keEna: Wis; wheTe she win join her husband.
at that ,poDnlaE summer, resort.
Miss Lizzie Reighiey has returned home from
Kansas civ. where she has been spending tn
Reighler. and family.
and Edward. have returned home from a two
weeks visit to Denver and other places of in
Miss Lizzie Ruenzi las returned from a visit
70 her brother. Eiward. at De Soto. No. where
Mrs. Charles H. stoermar and children OF Bat
". ard Mrs.. Gus bidie Of Jonesbu n has have cry ~.
turned TO their home after a visit Of two weeks
Miss Josephine Sellinger departed Thursday for
Pittsburg. Pa. where she VIII visit the Notre
Mrs. T. c salveter entertained a number of
her lady friends Friday afternoon at her home.
versarv Of her birthday, The parlors and hall
Were LAWFULLY lily decorated IN pink RrfIeshmsnis
Among those present were MINES. Edward Gut.
ST. oliver Link. A. R. Huning. George II. Nc
E:hiney Of this cltv. Edward Gesier and Emmer
Charles f Meyer Of this city and Miss Lydia Gut
Mrs otto ]. Marten and children will shortly
depar for Sulphur Springs. where they will spend
Miss BeuIah Griffin of Houston. Tex. Is here
2 gnest Of her cousin. Joseph Wilderman. and
Mrs. Fred Dinkmeyer has returned from n
plsasant visit TO Alhambra Ill. She was gone a
J. II. Bode Of the st. Charles Democrat. accom-
panied by his wife and DAUGHTER, Mrs. ]. c.
where they win spend a week or So
Miss Annie Audrain.. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
i MaPeT A NHat to f ga, tai5 city Il, and wa MT; H9rla and
were married They will reside in St. Louis.
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visit to her granddaughter. Mrs. Niedermeyer.
Judge W. W. Garth was in Kansas City on
Mrs. Myers and children Of Van Buren,. Ark.
AIR. ard Mrs. =. Loeb.
Professor and Mrs. Pope are spending the sum
I.ss LIN Johnson is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
John Hubben returned Monday after a several
Howard Welsh is in MobeTly this week
Thomas Luton of St. Louis was here a few
SIrs. e. c. Moor returned to Peoria. Ill. Sat
urday.
st. Joseph and Kansas City. While in the latter
piISs ne was ffhet guest gIso OF J. - LIB, EgSan sa,rr5av
Thomas b. Gentry OF Kansas city spent a few
brother. NJ. Jerre G, Babb. and family.
I H Parker is in Neg H3Ek on business mes ,.z.
Of relatives in Clinton. Mo-. last week.
the guests OF Mr. Babb's brother, vi. J. G. Babh.
Logan Taylor returned TO his home in Peoria
IL IL; ;d Sa5gfd "a g aft Mcrs s'fS2 2lG7 the remains
Miss Nell Homer of ST. Louis is the guest Of
Mrs W. J. TITUS. VINO has spent the sumner
Miss Erna Watson of Fulton is the guest of her
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Matthews left this week
to spend several weeks at Northern resorts.
Mrs. Kate =. COU4sN entertained 4 rev IrisnQs
Friday morning in no1gr OF her guest Mrs.
Alexander Young. of 81. Louis Six-hand euchre
was enjoyed by the guests. Mrs. G.. c. Broad
head won the prize.
Mrs. II. J. Waters and Miss Estelle Watson
entertained at six-hand cuchre Monday morning
Mrs. r. F.. Wilson. OF Kansas City, Mrs II.
l. Bragg received :he first prize. n plate. while
Mrs. Annie II. Johnson carried or the second
prize, Il Ca1diestick. The guests were Mines
Z. ". Hinton. J. H Guitar. James Guitar
Iames ,Gor5cn r Conlsy; stgniey Smith
z l. Mitchell. / . Fockaday; il Charles
Matthews. N. H Hickrnan. F. D. Euboen. 4 Il
Johnson. G. c. Pratt. J. S. Ankeney. ". X
Stone. T. A. Yantis. G. G BToafhead. ; 4.
Poor. r. f Wilson Of Kansas city and Alexander
Young Of St. Louis
on Tuesday morning Mrs. General Odon Gultar
was hostess to a number Of friends in honor or
Mrs. Conlev's guest. Mrs. \. Young. Cf -. Louis
At Ave tables six-hard euchre was PLAYED Mrs
were Mines. a. Young. K. f. Wilson, \ %
Nacsar!ane. ]. o. Hockaday. :. F Conley. W
=. Wa-dsr. H. 7 Waters. J Gordon. J. u.
Guitar. J. Estes. F W Nie3ermsver. a Il
johnson. C. w. TTlmble. y. II. Hickman +
" Hinton. :. A Smoke. j. y nantis J ;
Aukeny. C. q. Pratt. : Smith. II l. Bragg.
T II. Uubbel. G. Matthews and Misses Pierce.
Miss Fraia Lew entertained Wednesday morn
ing AZ cards. Mrs. H L. Bragg won tAe h-s'
Hfountt0y cut for the second uriZe. = nicturs.
which Miss LAWSON received. Misses NCClnathy
and IEishart cut for the BOBBY. which fel -
Miss I=fehart. Those present were Mrs. II. l.
comb, Fisher. Conley. Trimble. Guitar. Campbell.
Bond. Arnold. Frederick. Il. Andersen. Newman.
~Tglahart. NcConathy. Watson. Lawson. Mount
Joy. Conway. Stone and Watson If Fulton. =
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yEXICO, NO.

Miss Bennetta Thornburg is the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Frank Ruse. q Prairie Ia. -
.. II. Mcintyre IS spending several days IN
LouI. Barth has returned from a visit to rela-
Mrs. j. :. henderson has returned, to her
home in Fulton. after s2eptIrg several days the
Miss Maude Wallace has returned from Jener-
s John Banker dcrarted this week Tor the state
of Washington ON an extended visit lie ma! de-
eide to remain in the West ..as tho
guest of her aunt. Mrs, Lucy Bolrd;
LIis. Kisses nellie Scates and Miss Ida Day
were entertained at dinner by Miss holiday the
The Reverence 4. A. Wallace AMI family are
in Independence, the guest OF Doctor WaLlace.s
father. They viii ne in independence Tor sew
=, James il; Bell and Ms, Lucy In; yis y. i, Pr, ,si. 6 18th
THURSDAY by the Reverend w; ii. Hook
Mrs. XIX owings Of St Louis was a guest
j. II. Nicxics is in Pinkneyvi!le. Ill. on a
Mss Madse Buckner of Kansas City is spend
ing a visit aUong her friends and relatives IN
Hiss A:amie Davis has returned from an ex-
tcnaed visit in KeatGcky:
u Mrs. e Ward Patterson is the guest OF her pa
re Mss II II Palmer Of RandofPh County is the
sq,st OF Sir; and Hisi r: +; rGTHer; Mics Edna
III. and Mrs. r. NJ. White and son. Mitchell.
are nome from a weeks tour Of Colorado.
Nr. and Mrs. 6. 3. Null are entertaining their
daughter. Mrs. c. l. Anderson. and husband of
st. Louis.
Miss Marie Houston is home from a visit in
Mr.. o. Poisson has returned from an ex-
tended visit n 81. Louis and Bridg"tOn.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Maynsld have returned from
n STAY at Harris Springs.
Mrs. r. ". shelton has returned to her home
in Canton after being the guest Of Mrs. John p.
Mr.! and Mrs. George Maxwell have returned
70 their home in st. Louis. after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Maxwell. Their nephew. Ken
meth Maxwell. accompanied them home.
Misses Toe and Carrie Blattner have returned
to their home in st Louis after visiting their
brother. J. Z. Blattner-
Miss Mary Armstrong % St. Louis was the
guest OF Miss Virginia Yancey during a portion
u Mrs. J. T. Hill is visiting in Huntsville. Her
dnuehter. Miss Nellie, accompanied her.
Nj and Mrs. Jay Montague OF san Angelo.
! Tex.. are the guests of Mrs. Mortgages par
| ents' Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Larsen are home from a
few davs' v!Sit in st. Louis.
Mrs /. B.. Morris and daughter, Miss Blossom
| Of II. Louis. are the guests OF the family of
George Morris, ST. 81.
mother in this city
Mrs Howard Baskett Is in Texas. the guest oil
| her parents. Mr.. Basket Will join her later
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Miss Alice Goetze departed TUESDAY for Waco.
Tex, where sh- viii be the gust q her sister
Tor a few weeks.
Misses Bride and Christina Sraher left last
Thlrs3a- f0r 4 trip 10 Los Angelo. Cal.
Mr.. Helen Buchanan and diugh er. Miss Mary.
departed Wednesday frr Ihs.r home a. Carbon
dale, II. after a visit with the family o. Pro
fesSGr g Y Buchanan.
Mrs. :. II. Eeilcr and daughter. Mis- Mabel
l"ft Thursday frr - Louis IN company kin
their guests. Mrs. Caldwell and dang ter. Miss
Anna Lou. From st. Louis Ms. a~d Miss Rell'r
viii accompany a party "a to Northern lakes
su- tre remainder Of the summer.
Miss Jane Ware raw" an i-fOrwal dane" Non
dav evening at Forest Park. complimentary 80
Nils Mil-or Of Li;chieid. IL. who Ia The guest
n Miss Wa-a.
Niy- Marian Lee entsrt1i-ed the members Il
the Adagio club THURSDAY m0rninE. NJ the E"rn@
u Mrs. !. Il. pfGeld. N West Severrh street.
W. = \ BOYD e1ter-ainp1 a Far:v ~ Young
ladies' Wednesday morning At her home On N"zt
Er0adway. COMPLIMENTARY to her sister. Miss
Daisy Long of Holden.
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Prof. hunyon. 1905 Arch ST.. Ph;Ia., Pa.

begin a course Of medicine in the University o:
the South.
Mr. /. ". Johnson and daughter. Miss Mauds
johnson. have returned from a visit in Lincoln.
Miss Nav Whitaker Of st. Louis left Spring
field for 4 visit in Joliet and Chicago. afte-
spending several days with her aunt. Mrs. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. GehIman have re-
turned from a four weeks trip through the
South. during which time they visited in Mem
phis. New Orleans and ether points.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ersdeaburgh have re-
turned home from a trip TO Atlantic City
Mr.. Walter Allen and family nave gone to To-
ronto. Canada, for an extended sray.
Miss Zoe Bayliss entertained her cou sins. Mise.
Alexander and Kerns OF Peoria. this week
Miss Edith Chur1lev visited friends and reIa-
tiEe- in Sheibyville this week
Latham SOuther and Nate Cole have returned
from an extended European trip.
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rIon .:cns-ce. Louise Knapp. Nay Romeissr.
lIe-arr. L. q. 10 ers. Iak Miller. CAar!ie ''!I-
ier and Ed SS!izcr.
MIS-. Mortimer Barney sxPec $ shortly to join
her husband. Doctor B4Tney. who has .ccated a
Woodward. Ok.
Mss Bertha n. Reynolds Of Houston. Tex. is
Visiting her parents.
Doctor and Mrs.. l. Z. Tracy entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Kentner Of StInbrrry TUESDAY
Mrs. Mason Little H. entertaining her mothe-.
Mrs. Lizzie Aenefee Of Richmoni.
Mrs. Halsey Spense departed wednesday for a
visit 10 Almena. Kas.
Miss GLADYS Beatty Is spending the week a;
Hooresville Springs.
Miss Bess Hawkins departed this week for
Salisbury on an extended stay and VIII proba-
by remain permanently as stenoSrapaer for i
large firm at that place.
Miss Aura De Vol. DEPARTED FOR her home at
Nettleton Thursday. after a visit with relatives
here.
Mes Roxy Prichard IS entertain ng Miss Cleo
Glrdasr Of Princeton.
Miss ErT1a E-euerstuthe Of Nohsrlv Is the
guest q Miss Esther TrJog.
Miss Minnie Nesmith is visiting in Ohio.
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ST. CHARLES. MO.

The Misses. Ringe entertained Tuesday even
ing at their home OF. South Main street IN
honor of their guests. Misses Ida LangNost ana
Marguerite Mahcnsy of St Louis. at a donkey
party The evening was most pleasantly spsnt
and the prizes were awarded to Miss May Ron
bins and Emile Langstadt. while the BOBBY hon
ors were awarded to Miss LtngvogC on CT rne
most delightful features Of the evening was
furnished by Miss Langvogt. VINO rendered sew,
eral classical selections on the piano NofaI
music was also enjoyed. in the rendition OF which
quite a number of the guests took part re.
freshnents were served at IL O'Clock. ard at L
ali departed for their homes after having en-
joyed themselves very much. Among The guess
were: Misses Ida Langvost. MarEaru'te ana-
honey, Katherine Palla.dy. Lou and Tory Nfke.
Tiliie F. Feuerstein,. May Robbins kathsrine
and Adele Ringe. Ness-s- Frank klstrr. Emil
Langstndt. Harry Spence. De Witt Pourie and
Clarence Spence.
Little Edward RunEe. son of Mr.. and MIS-
Albert Runee, entertained a number Of his
young friends Sunday afternoon at the home
&c his parents on Fourth and McDonough streets.
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SPRINGFIELD. NO.

Miss Bertha Ross gave a dancing party Mon
day night in honor OF Miss Lou Silvers and Miss
Anna Day Smith. The guests were: Misses Sill
vers. smith. Norma Hefernan. Dimple Kirkpst-
rick. Nell Ross. Nell Tucker. Nellie Kirkpatrick.
Helen Anthony. Blanche Hutson. Florida Stone
breaker. Bessie Smith. Pearl Hamel. Mary BigSs.
Lecna Link. Edith Jones. Faith Bouslog. Elba
Snyder. Arthur MeIlette. Irwin Grey. McVey.
Arch Colt. Ralph Anderson. McDaYld. Harry
Smith. Lawrence Updezgan, Moore. Vert Patter-
son. Bert McAfee. Hinton and Arthur Ralston.
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EXTENSION SHOE.
an FACIAL & SKIN AILMENTS.
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,,uESru rPHoLsTERER.

SSND CHOICE of Furniture. Sofas.
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s.Tles Louis NV. Ky XVI: terms reason sol,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FINE old instruments for sale Also a
SON. Pawnbroker, OF Park Row. Loans on
Diamonds and Jewelry. Established 1s22.
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We QUAINT ART SHOP

Al 2OTH-ST fEast)-Christmas and We'd
ding Gifts euchre prizes. hand decorated
novelties exquisitely painted gowns. fans.
bags Oriental necklaces, artistic millinery.
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DOWN AND 81 WEEKLY.

HARLEM CREDIT WATCH CO. NJ. Juster,
Manager. 2 $50 Sth-ave. No security re-
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ELECTRIC MOTORS.

NEW and second hand fan motors; direct
and alternating: large stock: repairing.
NJ F. FLICK, Z Chambers-st
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HELP WANTED.

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UPHoLsTERER AND DECORATOR

L. KATZIN. Upholsterer and Decorator. llo
West 25th-st Telephone 1856 Madison
Square. Work guaranteed; highest refer
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STOVES "PENN, STOVES.
SCULPTURE STUDIO.

DIRECTED By Prof. RAFFAELLo RAIN
ERR. I73 West 45tt-st.. formerly OF Pa
Ierno. italy; interior decorations. figures
and classic mythology: also reproductions OF
ANTIQUE furniture work In wood. maple,
plaster. and modelling.
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EXQUISITE PLEATINGs.

EXQUISITE SIX RTS pleated In rich ma
terial- 4191z 6th-ave.. between 18th and
26th SITS. u. F. SALLaDE
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ANTIQUE JEWELRY.

re FLECR DE LIS. Is West SSoI Iso
-,r5s Antiques. Bargains in diamond Jew
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GOLD FURNITURE & REGILDING.

Christmas gifts, beautiful gold chairs. Re
gliding picture frames Furniture gold leaf.
Reasonable charges. 90 Sixth-ave.. upstairs.
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BABY CARRIAGES & Go-CARTs

CRANDALL CARRIAGE Co, eos 3d-ave.,
manufacturers Of baby carriages and pat
ent Eo-carts Of the newest and best styles;
shown ct our wareroonls: open evenings.
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uoMAN's Antique SHOP.

ANTIQUES -Candlestickss mugs, cake
baskets. copper ferneries. Sc; pewter
.,s.se rea7ots: Sheffield plate; hric-a-brac /.
rr1,ssrate prices. PFEFFER. 500 West
-s,shsr west Of AmsterdaIn-ave-; private
residence.
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a MAGNETIC HEALER

@0Pr%CF. y. DAKE. los West 42d-st--
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SCALP DISEASES TREATED.

BY MRS. MAY poland. III West 18th,
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IN grow hair Doctors references.
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GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES.

WOLVERINE MOTOR WORKS. % War
ren-st.. n. Y: self-starting and reversing
gasolene motors for launch and auxiliary
purposes. TO IS horsepower: two and tour
cycle.
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MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY.

yyF THAEET. 227 West. 116th- st. guar
"sn+eas n crow hair on bald heads. Treat
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MAGIC .NsECT ExTERMISATOR.

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PICTURES FRAMED. REGrLDED.

PICTURES FRAMED, paintings restored
enpravings cleaned. frames and furniture
rsciIded. ScHOEN, s1S East 23d-st
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SCALP TREATMENT.

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A. RICHTER. 200 East 2Ist-st; home o
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tickets at SO Worlds Greatest Shows.
from May TO November. 1903 Applications.
with photos. TO Luna Park. All World $
Amusement Exposition. the Heart OF Coney
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MANICURING, SHANIP0OING. ETC,

yAPOR RATHS.-Cures govt, rheumatism.
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CUTIE RI

CUTLERY OF every description on hand
made to order and repaired, at O.
KNAJTTTs. 81 Johu-st and Al Nasssu-st
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DOGS BOARDED.

ALL kinds for sale, medicines; veterinar!
inspection weekly. WEIGHTS kennels
9e Cranberry-st.. corner Fulton: Brooklyn
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NEW YEAR CARDS.

Calendars for souvenirs and advertising
purposes Christmas and New Year cards
FROM Ic M Private mailing cards. manu-
factrrer's prices. JOSEPH KOEHLER, I'm
porter and Manufacturer. $50 Park ROW.
New-York. Open evenings.
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xr1 KINDS OF FOLDING BEDS

prp.rpEn cleaned: warranted bug proof;
,,eriaI springs furnished; furniture re-
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West l9th-st-
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DYEiNG AND CLEANING EST.

A. z. RICHoT. 2O2 sth-ave. Established
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Curtains done up. so cents.
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FURNITURE UPEoLsTERING.

MATTRESSES made to order; carpets taken
up, cleaned and relaid. LEWIS BROS,
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DIAMONDS AT WHOLESALE

pTAMoNDS and Jewelry; OLD fashioned
5ewelrv remodelled into modern styles,
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Maiden Lane Take elevator:
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CHANDLER.

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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

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