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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

from the Open Tomb" evening topic, festival
service with the Sunday school.
UNITARIAN.
First-H. NJ. Simmons; morning topic, Death
and Life. =
Nazareth-Amandus Norman; morning Loves
in the dogma about Chrfst's atonement.
UNIvERsALIsT.
Church of the Redeemer-Rev. Marion D. Shut
ter morning The Lying Christi evening ora
E. d. Ellenwood, Chicago.
Tutt1e-Rev. A. R. Tillinghast; morning,
.Life's Calvaries and Ascensions"; evening, Eas
ter musical program.
All Souls-A. N. A1cott; morning, .'Resurrec-
ton; evening Sunday school concert
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church Of Christ, Scientist Fifteenth
| street, between Park and Portland avenuesl-
Doctrine Of Atonement.' .
| LIBERAL Christian Science (Richmond hall, cor
| ner Nicol1et and Eighth Fannie E. Speyer;
Il morning, Immortality.
1 Liberal Christian Science (Richmond hail. cor
ner Nicollet and Eighth Morning, Fannie 3.
/ Speyer, Immortality =
/ Third d-aorning, Doctrine Of Atonement." !"
/ Second Church Of Christ, Scientist (Lyceum
theater) Morning, Doctrine OF Atonement.' 2
CATHOLIC.
i st. Charles'-Morning, Rev p. B. O'Brien.
..The Resurreetion'; evening, Rev J. n. Cleary
Il ..Christ the Conqueror
4 MISCELLANEOUS.
4 Friends First avenue 8 and Fourteenth street,
Il Morning, DR.. D. L. Kiehle; no evening services
Peoples Church-Rev. G. L. Morrill,; morning
4 esHe Is Risen,'' sermon to Elks' lodge, No. A.
4 Progressive Spiritualists tx. p hall, Masonic
Il Temple )-Eyening Mrs. Talcott. Easter from
4 Spiritual Standpoint spirit greetings.
Light Of Truth Spiritualist (Richmond hall
Il Eiehth and Nicollet) Mrs. p. r.. Manewe11, !:
i D. m conference and spirit greetings.
i YggdrasI Theosophical Society {408 Cedar ave
II nuel-4 D. M Professor G. s. Patty, s.The Sym
a bolism Of the East !; the English Language VIII
4 be used
4 Mankato and Return Only $f.50 via tEl
a Omaha Road-Ten Trains Daily.
Tickets good going April IA, is and 16
a With return limit until April II.
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CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoR EASTER

The custom Of holding sunrise prayer meetings
early Easter morning will he observed by the fol-
lowing societies III the districts indicated:
Bethany Congregational, Open Door Congrcga-
tional and Shiloh Presbyterian with the House
of Faith; leader. Miss White OF Shiloh Presby-
terian. "r,.. ~
First Presbyterian, Park Avenue Congregational
and Portland Avenue Church of Christ with Cen
trail Baptist; leader, Burton D. Thompson of
Park Avenue. ~
Oliyet Baptist, Andrew Presbytcri Como
Avenue Congregational and Bethany Presbyterian
with First Congregational; leader Mr.. Schutt Of
Olivet Baptist. 4..s,5a- .., F. ~ y "a.
First Baptist. Plymouth Congregational, West
minister Presbyterian, First Free Baptist and
Friends with Hennepin Avenue Methodist: leader,
Mr.. Write of First Baptist. Il.
Immanuel Baptist, Trinity Lutheran, Riverside
chapel, Welsh Presbyterian, Vine Congregational:
Minnehaha NJ. E. and Franklin Avenue Presby-
ton of Emmanuel Baptist. .Gt - .a, r ~.
Pilgrim congregational. Oak Park Congrega-
tional, Fifth Presbyterian, Emerson Avenue Bap-
tist, Hope Chapel, Fremont Avenue Congrega-
tional, Forest Heights Congregational, Highland
Park Presbyterian and RoDbinsdale Congrega.
tional with Advent Christian leader, Dr. DeaYen
of Pilgrim Congregational.
Lowry Hill Congregational, Simpson NJ E.,
Chicago Avenue Baptist, Stewart Memorial Pres.
byterian, Lyndale Congregational Thirty -eigtt
Street Congregational, Grace Presbyterian, Linden
Hills Congregational and Grand Avenue Church
of Christ with Bethlehem presbyterian; leader
Miss Smith Of Simpson NJ. E.
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PRoPosA1s FOB INp1AN suPPL1Es-pE-

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPL1ES-DE-
partment Of the Interior, Office of Indian
Affairs, Washington, D. G., March 4, 1so3.-
as the be- t.
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. 265-267
South Canal street, Chicago, ILL.,, will be re-
1 ceived until o'clock p. m. OF Tuesday, April
H q, 1908, for furnishing for the Indian service.
beef, -four, bacon, Leans, coffee, sugar, rice,
tea and other articles Of subsistence; also for
crockery, agricultural implements, paints. oils.
glass, ttnware, wagons harness, leather, shoe
Z findings, saddlery, etc.. hardware school and.
medical supplies, and long list of 1ntscellane-
ous articles. Sealed proposals, indorsed. .Tro-
pOsals for blankets, woOlen and cotton goods
clothing, etc." as the case may be, and dt-
rected to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
will be received until o'clock p. M, of Tues
day Nav l9, 1908, for furnishing for the Indian
service blankets, woolen and cotton goods.
clothing notions, hats and caps. Bids must
be made out on government blanks. Schedules
s giving all necessary information for bidders
Office, Washington, 2. G.: the United States
indian warehouses, 119-121 Wooster street. New
York City; 265-267 South Canal street. Chicago.
III: S15 Howard street. Omaha, Neb.; :; 6O2
8 Seventh st. st. Louis, Mo-; the Commissaries
Of Subsistence, U. s. A.. at cheyenne, Wyo.,
and ST, Paul, Mimi; the quartermaster, Us.
], army Seattle. Wash; the postmasters at Sioux
| and ! The Manufacturers and Producers AssO-
ciation OF California, San Francisco. Cal. Bids
Will be opened at the hour and days above
stated and bidders are invited to be present at
the opening The department reserve the
right to determine the point of delivery md to
reject any and all bids, or any par. OF any
bid. W. A. Jones, Commissioners.
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ENpEAyoR soc1ErY NorEs.

The Emmanuel Baptist society will hold a
yesper service at $3.50, the entire hour to be
devoted to song and praise.
Oliyet Baptist society has prepared a special
Easter service, mostly musical in which the
intermediate society will join.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal society will have
SPECIAL spec music and Professor J. G. Hutchinson
will lead the meeting tomorrow
To-morrow's meeting Of the First Presbyterian
society will be led by Miss NJ Eva and Miss
Ethel Mcintyre, with special music. Friday
evening, this society win give an orange supper
and musical program.
The senior society Of the Fifth Avenue Congre-
gational church and the Epworth League Of the
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will
unite with the senior Christian Endeavor society
of the Chicago Avenue Baptist church at 6 D. M
tomorrow. Special music. :.
q unique meeting Of the Bethlehem Presbyte-
tian Christian Endeavor society was held Sunday
evening. Members Of the church and all hon
orary members We're invited to hold a Joint
meeting with the active members. A former
president OF the society led the meeting.
At the semi annual election of the Forest
Heights Congregational Christian Endeayor So
ciety, the following officers were chosen: Pres
nng Miss Mee Miller
William Hamilton; junior superintendent Miss
Marguerite Miller; organist, Miss Mamie Butts
At recent election, Bethany Presbyterian
seniors chose the following officers: President,
Miss Mary Wilson; vice president, William CruiK.
shank; secretary, Miss Maud Cooper; Treasurer.
G. A. Simmons; corresponding secretary, Charles
r. Davis. This. society has membership OF
seventy -nine having received nineteen active and
thirty two associate members since Jan. l. y.
Monday evening, the Christian Endeavor 90.
ciety Of @ the Portland 1a Avenue Church Of Christ
semi annual election was held, resulting as fol
lows: President b w. Wilcoxen; ,yIce-presi
e
| secretary, Ethel B. Patterson; intermediate All,
perintendent, Mrs. q. Snyder; city union dele
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans.
fer, ST. Paul. Mimi. April 11.-Barrett s. Zim-
large the past week, adding considerably to
activity. Wholesale and retail trade alike were
satisfactory and the outlet the largest of any
week this year. Values Drafters, extra 81 -,
225; drafters. choice, $15O@175; drafters COM
mon to good $120@145; farm mares. extra, $13O
also; farm mares, choice $120@130; farm
mares, common to good $90@120.
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PRESBYTERIAN
OLIVER.
MIlllMING

OLIVER.
MONNING. 80
Hufty. EzlEz4 .s.4ss 4 8
Anthem He Is Risen Parks; choir.
Tenor solo, From Gloom to Glory, Geibel;
Moses Norris f
Soprano solo, Know That Ny Redeemer Liv-
eth, Handel; Miss Agnes Hallin. i
Bass solo, Resurrection, Shelley; Charles Ack-
Quartet, Come, o Blessed Savior, Pin
suit; Miss Hallin, Mrs. Hufty, Mr. Morris, Mr..
Ackers. ,5T@ & :
EVENING.
Anthem, Easter Lilies, Geibel; choir
. soprano solo, Easter Song; Miss Agnes Hal.
lin. Ig 80 =
Qnartet, Soft Floating the Air; Miss Agnes
Hallin, Miss Gertrude Williams Moses Morris
Spencer Williams.
Duet, Easter Eve; Gounod; Miss Hallin, Mr
Ackers. gar ~
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ADDITIONAL EASTER PROGRAMS
METHODIST
franklin Avenue.

sttJesus Lives, Bonner.
..Far Be Sorrow Bonner, the choir.
.Allelujah! He Is Risen," Neidlinges, Roland
Pinger.
son. - Sc IS s
Violin solo, Miss Edna Afatson.
In the evening the Sunday school will give the
missionary service open Door,"
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
IT WAS TOO EASY
San Domingans Afraid Of Having
Peace.

San Domingo, April 1.-THE foreign
consuis obtained suspension of hostili-
ties to enable them to arrange a settle
ment Of the question in dispute and pre-
vent further bloodshed. They proposed
that both parties should lay down their
arms, appoint a commission to govern the
republic and then proceed to hold elections
and install a president. Hopes were en-
tertained that the plan would be accepted
but it was too easy and fell through The
factions are now fighting again
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Immanuef.

S-ss ..e EVENING. -. '....- ...E
z Voluntary, Nachtstuck, schumann. -
Anthem, Golden Harps, Shepard.
Solo, Dream Of Paradise, Gray.
Violin Solo, Largo, Handel, with piano and
organ. ~. Z.
Duet, Easter Eve, Gounod.
Ladies' Chorus, Hail to the Risen Lord, Gaul.
Solo, Come, Let Us All Rejoice, Biedermann.
Chorus, Christ Is Risen To-day, Carey.
!. Olfertory, Violin Solo, Romance Hollaender.
Solo, In the Shadow Of the Cross, Line.
Chorus, The Heavens Are Telling, Haydn:
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
COM
WINTER WHEAT 97.3
Condition Almost Ideal-Was 78.7
Last Year, and the Ten Year
Average Is Sal.

Washington, April 1.-THE April review Of the
statisticion of the department of agriculture
shows tile average condition Of winter wheat on
April 1 to have been 97.3, against 1871 on
April 1, 1902; 91.7 at the corresponding date In
19U1. and S2.1 the mean of the April averages
of the last ten years. The following table shows
for the principal states the averages Of conditions
on April !, the corresponding averages one year
and two years ago and the mean of the corre-
spending averages for the last ten years.
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Fifth Avenue.

Como.
F3ssFs s. iss MORNING.
Anthem, The Lord Is Risen Indeed, Gabriel
Vocal Solo, The Heavenly Vision. aat
Anthem, AS 1t Began to Dawn, Miss Haney,
Coombs.
Violin Offertory, Mr. Long and Mrs. Elwell.
Vocal Solo, The Lord Is My Helper, Adams,
Mr.. Pettis. IEs
Postlude, Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah,
Handel. @
5s EVENING. ISL
Chorus, Rejoice, Oh, Sons Of Earth, Eyer.
Vocal Solo, He Is Not Here, Broome.
Mr.. Turner. ,sGta+
Chorus, Come, See the Place where Jesus Lay,
Lerinan. rs
Violin Offertory, Mr.. Long and Mr.. Elwell.
Vocal Solo, The Resurrection, Shelley, Mr..
Long.
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CATHOLIC

ST. Lawrence.
Gounod's Third Mass: Kyrie Gloria, Credo,
Sanctus. Benedictus. & ~ 81 {,
| Agnns Del from Gounod's mass to St. Cecilia "a
~ Will Extol Thee, o Lord Costa. Mrs. w.
C.. Tubbs. :G01s7E~ a.S.
..veni Creator" Samuel Baldwin, Mrs. Eliza
/ ttRegina Ctnali Werner ..-.E 80
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FOREIGN FLASHES

st. Petersburg Owing to the serious disturb
ances occurring here of late, 1000 persons who
mad no passports are under arrest.
Peking-Yung Lu, controller of finances and
first grand secretary, is dead. He had been suf-
fering for some time from dropsy.
NilIemstad, Curacoa-The Venezuelan revolr-
tionists have captured Barquisimeto, two can
mons, large quantity Of ammunition and many
prisoners.
Paris--It is understood that If the King Of
Italy comes here, President eLoubet will after
ward visit him at Rome. This will be construed
as a notice to the vatican that the pope's infu-
ence with the French government is set aside.
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WEEKLY RANK cTEaprNce

New York, April 1.-THE following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the week
ended April o, with the percentage Of increase
and decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year: o.. -
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AND PEW
EIGHTH WARD CHURCH AFFAIRS.

Religious anatrS In the eighth ward are SIZE
ring. Calvary Baptist church has Just dedicated
Clevenger, the pastor is greeted with large audi
ences; Bethlehem Presbyt terian is not only build
ing new church, but has just closed success
full revival with Rev. Stanley B. Roberts elated
fun headway with revival, and the Grand Ave-
nue. Church of Christ (Disciples) Grand avenue
and w Thirty first street. enters Monday upon
the fifth week of gospel meetings which have
the Grand Avenue church Will present the fol-
lowing series OF sermons during the week: sun
day morning, Christian Communism; evening
The Living Christ; Monday AT the Well;
Wednesday, Dining with Tax Collector ;
Thursday, Woes Of Blessings ~; Friday ''The
Heavenward Way"
President james A. Garfield was minister OF
the Church of Christ or Disciples church. pre-.
vious to his political career, and upon being
church, complied with the following statement:
First--We call ourselves Christians or Disciples.
SecOnd-We believe In God the SiEher. Third
We believe that Iesus is the Christ, the son Of
divinity of Christ as the fundamental truth OF
the Christian system. Fourth--We believe in the
Holy Spirit both as to his agency In conversion
and as dweller In the heart OF a Christian.
lament as the inspired word OF God: sixth--We
believe in the future punishment of the wicked
and the reward of the righteous. Seyenth--We
| believe that Deity Is prayer-hearins and
prayer answering God. !, Eighth--We observe the
day. To this table we neither invite nor debar;
we say it is the Lords supper for all the Lord,
children. Ninth-We plead for the union of all
Gods people on the Bible and the Bible alone.
Tenth--The Lords word is our .book Of disci-
| ordinances should be observed as they We're in
the days Of the apostles.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

The average condition Of winter rye on April
1 was 97.9, against Sj.4 April !, 1902; 93.l
at the corresponding date in 1901 and S7.9 for
the mean of the April averages Of the last ten
years. r.s.. l.-..s's ...-
A tabular statement showing the mortality
among farm animals and the present condition
will be published In the current number of the
CrOD Reporter, -t#.s..#- zar- . = ..H .
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OIIVet.


At Olivet In the morning, Miss Genevieve Law
| renee will sing an alto solo, ''Rabboni" by
Jules Jordan. and double quartet will give
Hickson's .''Te Deium.' In the evening can
| tata, 1.-THE Risen King" will be sung by a
chorus. ...-
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Fowler.

The chorus will sing the anthem, They Have
garet Daniels will sing a solo both morning and
evening. Professor Frank will play violin
solo as an ofertery. "Andante Religious by
Throne. {9's
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Rio de Janeiro-Assurance is given here that
the government will oppose any such drastic
measure to relieve the market a. the levyinr
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

Newport, Ark.--In the tornado Of Tuesday
four villages in Van Buren county were de
stroyed . The fatalities reported are constantly
increasing.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

nue. NJ. e. church will hold a sunrise prayer meet
ing at $3.50 Easter morning.
Il The Methodist Young Peoples Lakeside Assem-
bly,, which organized last year. and purchased a
tract Of land ut GroN Gland on Lake Minnetonka,
expects to have its pavilion completed June
anu over 300 shade trees have been placed on
the unwooded portions OF the ground. Several
families will make the assembly grounds their
summer residence.
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Bethesda.

The choir will sing: - - ".- -..-E.
Praise the Lord, Packard. <t..-. ~ = b
Lord, 1 Cry Unto Thee, Prior. ....
Consider the Lilies, Packard. sE s.-
Hear U.s. o Father, Rose Ill.,
The choruses will be: II Ye Then Be Risen
and He Reigneth for Evermore. = - q :
Mrs. Ar1ena Withers will sing The Heavenly
Son, by Gray, and Mrs. W. Helm The Palms =.
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CONGREGATI0NALIsT
Thirty-eIghth Street.

Hughes.
Welcome Happy Morning ]. S. Fearis.
Seals Are Shattered. Charles NJ. Davis.
Duet Easter Morning, Charles NJ. Gabriel
Miss Beth Fleener and Miss Nellie Tannehill
Evening exercises by Sunday school, assisted
by the choir There will be, quartet numbers,
Awake Awake; contralto solo, why Weep
est Thou 2" w. A. Post, Nellie Tannehill.
Fifth Avenue.
The choir, assisted by a selected chorus, will
sing the cantata, From Death Unto Life,' by
j. q. Bartlett. The soloists will be: Soprano,
Mrs. p. II. Cooley and Mrs. w. Z. Cowles; alto,
Mrs. Il. w. Fritchte; tenor, George Roberts;
barytone, Allen Jones.
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Riverside Chanel

80 I-N HFVersIue CnaPe1. :. : ~
A program will be given in the evening by an
orchestra, the Imperial quartet, Mrs. Fletcher
Walker, Fred Warner, G.. l.. Hampstead and a
girls chorus. y -ss. -. , -. - -. =
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Highland Park
The Highland Park choir Will sing the an
thems .'The Sun Shall Light the Day." Wood
ward; "O Give Thanks Elvon; ''Thy Mercy,
o Lord" Trowbridge. Mrs. Allen A. Bond will
have for solo king of Kings by ShelIe
| and Frances Pauly will play the violin obligato.
Mrs. =; A. Valley will sing Light Of the
In the evening the Sunday school will give an
Easter service, 'The Conquering Redeemer,'' and
the junior choir will sing Smart's Forward Be
Their Watchword." Crosby Hops has charge Of
THE programs. :
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First Church.
MORNING. st"-@.
Organ prelude, Allegro Maestoso, from Sonata
No. 3, Guimont. - :
Quartet, Awake Thou that Sleepest," Good
rich. bass solo, Hal Stevens fIE@ = :.
Ofertory, quartet, God So Loved the World, -
Stainer. ~ -
Quartet, ..Now Is Christ Risen,'' Nichol, SO.
prona solo, Miss Dahl r. "E !, :
Organ postlude. g. -at .-: .
"Easter March," Merkel. s. '.......t,. ~. =
EVENING", " rf
Organ prelude. =
"I1osanna,'' Dubois, quartet. ~
Easter Dawn" Hanscom, soprano and alto
duet, Miss Dahl and Mrs. French.
Duet and quartet. ~
Easter Hymn Warren.
| Onertory. violin solo, selected, Fred Sustad
Soprano solo, Easter Eve" Gounod. violin ant
| Quartet. 'tHosanna,'' Granier, soprano solo
Miss Dahl; tenor solo, Mr.. Conner. = :
| fFOrgan pOstlude. =. .-'.. + -. g' ".
March and chorus from s'Tannhauser, Wagner
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EPWoRTH LEAGUE NOTES.
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"Balance paid in cash.
ssNot included in totals because containInr
other items than clearings. .
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Iallelujah. for the Lord Is Risen, ]. Wesley
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

Salem English Lutheran-Rev. G.. EL Traberi
p. n; moFning topic, The AnaelsS Neesee
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ARTICLE VII.

| The capital stock Of this corporation shall be
divided into five hundred (500) shares of one
hundred ($1O0.Oo) each. -
In testimony whereof. we have hereunto set
our hands and seals this 9th day Of April, A.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

Mankato and Return Only $f.50 via the
Omaha Road--Ten Trains Daily.
Tickets good going April IA, is and Is
With return limit until April II.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-27
Hens and Their Fruit.

\ boy who was required to write
an essay on hens produced the follow
ing: ''Hens is curious animals: they
don't have no nose nor no teeth nor
no ears. They swallow their whittles
whole and chew it up in their crops
inside of 'em. The outside of hens Is
generally put itno pillers and into
feather busters. The inside of hen
is sometimes filed with marbles and
shirt buttons ard sich. A hen is very
much smaller than a good many other
animals, but they'll dig up more to-
mato plants tnan anything that Amt
a hen. Hens is very useful TO lay
eggs for plum puddings. Hens have
got wings and can fly when they get
frightened. | cut off a hens head
with hatchet and it frightened her
to death"
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-27
Great Matrimonial Catch.

A Moberly, NO. man, who was
contemplating matrimony, sent in
the following reply to an advertise
ment he saw in matrimonial paper:
Il inclose my photograph, with my
full description Itshows the fetures
as nachel as can bee only it is to
dark. l am very lite complexion,
gray eyes, orben hair, 6 foot high,
waigh 100 pounds, lettle inclined to
bee hump shouldered. The girl that
steels my hart l will make happy for
1 am hunting girl that can idelise
and make a angel of.--Ex.
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