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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24

London. July 24.-The Times under
Glands that Lord Curzon will avail
himself of the option given to him tic
retain the Indian vlceroysh'p iof an
other two years.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24

Findlay, Ohio, July 22.-Arcadia, a
town east of here, is enveloped In
flames. Several large buildings have
been burned and the entire town is in
danger. Owing to severe storm here
communication by wire is practically
cut off. The Findlay and Fostoria fire
departments have sent aid.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24

Liverpool, July 21.-The directors
of the Cunard Steamship company
have called a special meeting of share
holders for July 20, to consider a
change in the articles of association
with a view to preventing foreigners
from becoming directors or principal
officers of the company.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24

Pendleton, Ore, July "a fierce
and violent electrical storm passed
over the country south Of here early
in the morning. Reports are that a
violent wind threshed the standing
grain badly in places and broke 1t
down
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24

General Thomas A. Morris, now a
resident Of Indianapolis, is the Oldest
living graduate of West Point, being
Of the class Of 1884.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24
...Dressnaking

l am prepared to do fashionaON
dressmaking, and all kinds OF sewn
Also have samples of suitings, waN
ings, ETC., and can order direct "
patrons.
MRS. D. TRIBE.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-24

Major General oliver Otis Howard
is the sole survivor OF the commanders
Of the great armies in the civil war.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-28

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the san Francisco
CHu, corner Market and Third streets: oper
gntn y O. clock every night IN the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street
corner Clay. open until $50 p. m
500 Hayes street; open until $50 p. n
SIS McALister street; open until $3.50 ,. m
Gl5 Larkin street; open until $50 p. N.
1871 Mission street. open I'll 10 p. n.
226l Market street. corner Sixteenth; open
UUti o. n.
I06 Eleventh street; open until p. m
1896 Valencia street; open until p. m
Northwest corner OF TWenty-second and Ken
tucky streets; open until . p. m.
200 Fillmore street: open until o. m.
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PROFESSOR PAUL DEsTINE,

The First Registered Trance ClairVoyant and
Palmist Ever in san Francisco
] do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee
10 make you no charge II I fail 10 tell your
name, occupation and what you are called
for l promise TO tell you whether husband
wife or sweetheart Is true or false; whom and
when YOU Will marry; 1 viii tell you how to
gain the love Of the one you most desire. even
though miles away; in fact, I VIII tell you
every hope. fear OF ambition better than YOU
can tell yourself: ! will give you luck that
wins success in love, marriage business min
ing. speculation. health, locating b1rieG
treasures. better positions. etc: no matter
what your trouble, ! viii help you; "medi-
ums quickly developed"
My regular 50 reading this week for ST.
326---O' FARRELL STREET--326
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purse; give full description of
Is.
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LOST AND FoUxD-contimued.

LOST-Bstween 1Tth and Guerrero and 18th
and Valencia sts.. diamond breastptn.
spiral setting. Liberal reward for return q
5542 Nineteenth ST.
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MATTRESSES AND Pillows.

TO order: also cleaned and sterillzed: upho
stery honest work guaranteed HOPKl
BROS. 411-413 Powell 81. Phone Bush All
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MEDICAL.

METAL beds. bedding. lace curtains window
shades. HOTTER. 10 Mission; tel Main 1876
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CHURCH SERVICES.

zoo L---mo-s street. oRen unt.l ?: m
CHURCH SERVICES.
SWAMI RAM NJ. A.. delivers last lecture Of
course TONIGHT at Golden Gate Hail. Cos
suffer st.; An Appeal t. Americans; free;
al ~ To. private cas- ! nursa9y. : ?. IA.
MEETING NOTICES.
MOUNT MORIAH Lodge No. ~. F. and
4 M-Called meeting THIS WED "A
NEsP4 ~, EVENING. at 100 O'Clock, TX
THEo. FRoLIcH. Secretary.
EXCELSIOR Lodge 30. IG6. F. and A n
M.-Second Degree THIS ,WEDNES- "a
DAY. EVENING. al 7.3O o'clock. Xxx
Il. }. OWEN. Secretary. w
MISSION Lodge No. 100 T. and A. II. =
called meeting THIS oWEDNESDATD "a.
EVENING. az 100 O'Clock Third KN
Degree. r. J. ALLAN. See
MORSE Lodge No 257. l. @. OF
55itiation To-NiGHT' january z27sss<4-
L. =. WALDEAR. X .. >|'N
c. BRlND Recording Secretary.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Sierra Railway Company ~ California VIII
he held al the Offices Of the company, No 229
CROKER building city and county Of san
t1e 9Th Gay OF February, 1893. at the hour
az j O'Clock a IN. for the purpose Of elect
ing directors for the ensuing year and the
Transaction OF sach other business as may
come before saic meeting &c q, 60, $780,
Dated January % 1905
TIE California Debris Commission having re-
Ceived applications 20 mine by hydraulic
process from Andrew Cuslidge in FOrty-Nine
placer mine. near Mountain Ranch. Gala
81 eras County Cal. draining into Mckinney
creek. which reaches CaiaVeras River, from
Prank We're in Empire placer mine near
Quincy, Plumas County. Cal. draining into
Taylor Greek. which reaches Feather River;
from Nelson Contracting Company in Cal
sterltas Hill mine. near Calaveritas Hill,
-talaveras County. Cal. draining into Oneil
Creek. which reaches CalaVeras River; gives
notice that meeting viii be held at
80. Flood building. san Francisco. Cal. Feb
ruary 2, 1908, al I 30 p. IN.
TIE regular annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of The National Ice Company will be held
the Office OF the company, 321 Market St.
san Francisco. California. WEDNESDAY
rle 4th Gay OF February, 1905 the hour
az u O'Clock a. m. Tor the purpose Of elect
ing q Board Of Directors 10 serve for the en-
suing year and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting.
J. z. DONAHCE. Secretary.
OfhCe--52I Market St, san Francisco. Cal
ANNUAL Meeting-The regular annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of The California
sugar Refinery viii be held the office OF
-le company. go Market St. san Francisco,
lal-, on MONDAY, the I'd day Of February,
1903, al the hour Of ii o'clock a. m. for the
purpose Of electing a board Of directors 10
serve for the ensuing year. and the transac-
tion OF such other business may come be
lore The meeting A B. SPRECKELS, Sec
rotary.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.


GEORGE AOKI. 42l Post st. tel. Bush 1855.
japanese Chinese employment office: fur
nIshes best help: contracts for farm help, etc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Chicago Business College l435 Market, nr. 10Th
Pislman shorthand. iyping. bookkeepg: IS mo.
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MRS. DIR. KOHL. reliable specialist for all se-
male troubles instant relief guaranteed
consult free. I0OSh Market ST. opp. Fifth.
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MRS. DR. WYETH. specialist for all fernaI :
complaints: instant relief guaranteed: sc
years experience refined home before and
during confinement. 72S Post St. mr. Jones.
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SWAMI RAM. n. A.. delivers last lecture o
course TONIGHT at Golden Gate Hall. 60
suffer ST.; An Appeal t. Americans free
all invited, private class Thursday. p. IA.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-28

YOUNG Swedish girl wishes position to do
general homework and plain cooking; refer
ence; wages SD to $25 Room Is. 203 Post.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED-FEMAI.E

/ RELIABLE Japanese Chinese Employment OF.
/ fee; all kinds help. 3l5 Stockton: Main 51SS.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

CORRECT Frenchnan % years wants place
private hotel family, for baths, massage
and generally useful; references. BOX 737,
Call office
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MIDDLE-AGED American woman would like
a position housekeeper; is economical and
an excellent manager. Box 1876 Call Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-01-28

YOUNG lady desires a position In dentists or
physicians office; good references. Box 72S,
Cali office
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NINE. NJ. BERNARD.
THE FAMOUS

The FAMOUS
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located al IL Third St next Examiner bldg /;
she reads your life correctly gives an accurate
description Of the past. reveals the present hap
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ture; II you are in trouble disconnected or not
satisfied In life OF have domestic. love or bust
ness troubles. consult this great medium and
you viii be told how TO overcome them: valu-
able advice IN all affairs of life; 25c up; salts
faction guaranteed. Tel Black 1863
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

flowers, which are the greatest luxury
of all. Each room has its own color
scheme, and that of the master of the
family is a symphony in deep, rich red,
with red shaded lights and carved fur
niture.
1t certainly Is a grand thing to have
all the money one can possibly need
and to be able to crafty every artistic
fancy, but it must be even more de-
lightful to be able to play Lady Bounti-
full as that one rich woman did. She
took on a shopping expedition with her
the tiny four-year-old daughter of an
acquaintance who was not too we'll off
in the world. She equipped the little
mite from top to toe in a wonderful
pale gray coat a big white picture hat,
a tippet and muff of chinchilla and even
tiny white kid gloves. These last fairly
drove the small tot crazy. She kept
showing them rapturously and an
nouncing each time gravely, Them
gloves is not TO shake hands with" to
the delight of every one
Finally she was taken into a toyshop
and allowed to wander about at her
own sweet will. She simply knelt in
rapture, embracing as many of the
toys as she could. and Lady Bountiful
saw to il that she left with as many
toys as her brougham would hold
This is the sort of thing one likes TO
hear about in this matter of fact. hard
listed money grasping age
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
The Benefits OF
Deep Breathing

THIS is not TO be a TRADE against
tight lacing. Heaven forbid,
am only going TO tell you what
glorious life and physical grace and de-
veiopment are possible TO the woman
who does not crunch a twenty-eight
inch waist into twenty inch corset.
Then you may take your choice.
i wifi tell you a way 10 acquire such
a figure that you need not stuff hand
kerchiefs into the pouch Of your shirt
waist in front 20 give II the fashion
able pun In brief. you can accomplish
almost miracles by the simple practice
of slow. deep breathing. Do you know
your lungs need for their fun duty OF
purifying the blood thousands OF lsal-
Ions of air day. IL costs nothinfy to
feed them their full quota All one Mas
10 do Is TO give them room and utilize
that diaphragm which women who iaele
can never use. Those who give INSTRUCT
tons as To correct breathing seem 10 bs
OF two schools. One says 10 breathe,
with the abdominal muscles. The other
tells you don't on your life breathe with
the lowest muscles OF the body. but
just breathe the air in with your lungs
as nature meant. Both are right. both
wrong. Just breathe with you- lungs
long, slowly and deeply tin every air
cell is full. That win inevitably life
the muscles from about the lower part
OF your body and thus give you an OBJ
ject lesson on the way you should sit
and stand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

ashton IS By:
+ q ~ c les CLYDE


chiffon ALTERED here and there with
tiny pearls. The thin. transparent yoke
is daintily embroidered with tiny pearls
and the slashed elbow sleeves are
caught UP with tiny pearl clasps
Nor is the woman of whom speak
less tasteful in interior decoration tnan
in her wardrobe Her apartment, one
of the largest and handsomest IN the
Waldorf-Astoria, is marvel IN dell
cate colors, for she has rehtted II TO SUIT
her own exquisite taste The walls OF
the drawing room are, faint shrimp
pink, and the color is repeated wherever
possible, even in the huge vases OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
WOMEN OF HAVANA.

In Havana the women of the upper
classes may be fifty compared TO Solo
mons lilies. for they toll not. neither
do they spin" At the bullhghts. the
aters and at balls and parties they are
as gorgeous as the birds OF the tropics.
wearing gowns OF barbaric splsndor.
glittering with Jewels and brilliant in
color. Even in the streets they are at
tired in costumes which few American
people would consider suitable for a
fancy dress ball.
Among the grande DANES walking is
almost entirely unknown, for they sir
in their carriages 10 do their extensive
shopping. the obliging storekeepers
bringing out countless goods for their
inspection and approval Their educa-
ton is detective, reading. writing. en-
broidery and a smattsring of French
and music being supposed sufficient for
any woman TO know. Household a fairs
are considered beneath their dignity.
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is especially true if with the whitened
an agreeable face.
The month of January each year re-
calls to at least half a million persons
the work of one of these white haired
women of the noble sort This January
seventeen years ago nine ladies sat in
the parlor of a house in New York city
and formally organized a society for
helpful work among the human family,
male and female, white, black, brown,
yellow and red. For years the white
haired lady at whose house the meeting
was held had been trying to interest her
own sex in the humane work that pro-
fessed religious people owe to the world
She herself had wrought with voice,
brain and hand. Now she went per-
Sonally among the needy and the
wretched and carried them aid or con-
ISOLATION. Now she wrote eloquently of
the duty mankind forgets in the strife
of cOmmercialism, the duty of looking
around every day and seeing if there is
not some help in some shape or form
that each can give to another. Now she
assembled in her own home or met in
others homes women to whom she
preached moving lay sermons on the
same lofty theme.
The story of her work spread among
the philanthropic and those who felt
that each member of the human family
should be the little brother of all the
world. Edward Everett Hale was IA
miliar with the labors of her who was
hostess at the women's meeting that
day, white haired. handsome Mrs. Mar
garet Bottome. and he had said to her:
Il am surprised that you do not form
sisterhood.''
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An Ideal WRrdrnhc.

II was my good fortune the other day
TO inspect the wardrobe OF a fashion,
able woman to whom l was recently
introduced and whose good taste l ad-
mire very much. The dresses hung on
the pegs of beautifully lighted closet
which was perfumed with sachets OF
violet and orris. Their owner has SUI
perb reddish hair, and she had the good
taste 10 wear gowns of the nlmiest and
most delicate white or else sparkling
lacy. black CONNECTIONS. The only bit OF
color was the little petticoat and coffee
jacket which the sketch represents.
OF course you VIII not need 10 be told
that they came from dear Paris. The
little coffee jacket barely hangs below
the waist in the back. While IN front its
long ends swing far below il. The
edges are deeply toothed. and the silk. =
pale blue taffeta. is all banded with
white lace which follows these ont
lines. The collar is of al over lace
edged with wide lace and run through
with narrow black ribbons The sI,j-r
follows out the same fancifui and dam
~ conception. Under the fun tfounce
OF silk is one OF lace equally fun ana
wide 20 sive a duffy effect and permit
5istracting glinpses OF whiteness when
the wearer moves,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
INTRODUCTIONS,

| The unvarying rule in making an in
PRODUCTION is that the gentleman should
| be presented TO the lady. This is a
| privilege of sex, and disregarding il
shows at once want of social knowl-
| edge.
When the introduction has been made
it is usual for the lady and gentleman
or the two ladies to bow and to make
some little remark.
1t is not usual to shake hands, but
there are many occasions when this
would be quite correct. For instance
it is always right to shake hands with
every new acquaintance in ones own
house, and if one were to introduce two
of ones intimate friends one would
naturally expect them to shake hands.
1t is the privilege of a lady to be the
first to offer to shake hands when a
gentleman is introduced to her.
polite lady when calling never rises
from her chair when another visitor
whom she does not know is announced.
If you know her, rise and come for
ward to speak to her as soon as your
hostess has done so.
If the host happens to come into the
room when afternoon tea is going on,
ladies do not rise to shake hands. He
comes forward and shakes hands with
them while they are still sitting.
Don't make a tour round the room
when leaving to shake hands with all
the people you know. Do so with the
host and hostess and bow to any other
friends.
The hostess rises to receive her Wis
itors as they arrive unless she happens
to be an old lady. She also rises to
shake hands with the departing lady
visitors. In the case of a gentleman
she may pay the compliment or not, as
she thinks best.
A friend staying in the house should
always be introduced to any visitor
who may call.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

has written besides this books which
deal with religious subjects Theolog-
ical problems offer no difficulties to her.
She solves the mystery of the new birth
concerning which men theologians have
written tome after tome down through
the centuries. OF the new birth Mar
garet Bottome says:
1t means simply the reawakening Of
the child nature within us in all its
simplicity and trust and beauty"
MARY KATHERINE CLARKE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

other gifts. from possessing or welding
the widest influence her sex can claim
II is surprising the amount OK good
feeling toward any one a kind word
here and there may produce. Even
though girl is rather unpopular. II she
shows the right feeling and forethought
toward her friends she will soon be
found in the foremost ranks of the pop
ular.
There are women who never have a
love deeper than the love for their pet
poodle, who never know an enthusiasm
more ardent than that inspired by a
new bonnet. whose deepest emotions
are caused by the nisdemeanoTs Of the
cook. But II these are scarcely the no
blest Of their sex neither can they be
called the most rich i'm charm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
DO YOU Believe 1T?

A bachelor sends the following and
calls it "a true story"
A married man arriving home, in
stead of finding the meal waiting found
his wife in tears.
ulated.
"Oh, James," she gasped between her
sobs you can't have dinner for two
hours, That awful tradesman sent me
a rabbit at 8 o'clock this morning, and
it has taken me four and half hours
to pluck it!'
James has since assured his wife that
her sphere of duty is certainly that of
cookery lecturer to some of our board
schools.
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the house amendments on the seaaf Re
6ili making Asddlebury college a CO.
oTdisate institution for women.
D>biliantss' gowns are sflH = bite. but
al the spaendor and sgszrkl@s that caa
oe put uE,on them are nos The vogue
Boys IS .npsTsonsfors az leading e.
male roles IN the drama IN inaia are
being supplsnie1 BY : orren.
Al her house ~ Madrid Muse Chris
tine Nilsson has sleeping spArfrsest
pzpe-eo with the leaves OF music from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
Cheap Substitutes For Expensive Garments

THE becoming evening cape flIustra;.
ed Is made Of white lace and chlf-
fon mingled with mzrabou feath-
ers and bands OF black velvet An old
ball gown Is the very thing 20 make into
z dainty cape Of this kind. The silk fossn-
cation slip lines Il beautifully. while
the chiffon. net or gauze Of the dress
forms the box plated frou frou az the
neck and heads the lace rufie A mar
row band % fur msy be used instead Of
the feathers or black velvet ribbon
would he very effective one can AL
ways find an odd piece OF lace or en-
broideTy 20 do duty for a Hounce ro1na
the cape and 70 edge the long stole
ends
The neck piece. mur and toque os
brown bear fur is exceedingly snzTt
When fur 10 found too expensive. VEL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

man wished 10 give q birthday present
10 pretty girl OF the name of Helen.
and the piece OF siiverware came
engraved HELEN Alas. all young
man thinks he needs nowadays in the
way Of education is the ability 10 sign
his own name correctly 10 a check,
I understand. though, that certain
up 70 date publishing house is issuing
q tiny dictionary in 4 silver case pro-
vided with a powerful magnifying
glass. The whole thing is q little over
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
VERY SILLY.

Flowers have always played an I'm
portant part in love magic. The leaves
Of the hemlOck. dried and powdered and
secretly mixed with the food or drink of
the sone whose affections were sought
was once looked upon az an infaIiible
recipe. The root OF the male fern was
likewise a favorite ingredient for love
phiiier. and girl was supposed 20 have
only 20 place four Ieaved clover "a a
mans shoe 20 win his love forever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
WHITE LACE AND CHIFFON CAPE.

dren OF Berlin has proved successful
The patients spend twelve hours daily
in the pine forests. taking lessons.
gymnastic exercises, meals, maps, etc.
in the open air.
The bridesmaids arrive in the church
before the bride and await her arrival
in the church doorway or porch and
form a line on either side. down which
the bride passes
Servant girls are among the leading
women investors in savings banks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

by thu sirl who abhors sloyenly and
unti6y habits viii hide half their shah
1inesS hy . careful application OF nee
Gle and thread IS well as by neat ar
rarsensn5,
When leaving al the end OF an even
.nS al home seek cut your host and
hostess shake hands with them and
wish Them sood night
The open air hospital for poor chill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

yeteen O. The gray astrakhan Goth f. a
good suhzfitu.e BUY a rastorr. ard
fashion The three articles from M ma
terial determined upon. using she fur
tails ss trimming
Pale blsae aibstross goes into ne
makeup % the attractive pale bf1s. re-
cepflon fTock Bands % SIX trim ~
sSirt- y ai.s fae waist u orsazraer,a..
With deep lace collsf ard graz -
hroi1eTy This goru may D. dsgr.f4-
Gated Tn Blue vcile uhica at fhfs tire
q re year - often picked er ~ : 49,
gaia Look round fos la roiI.-
ma faea down cheap. Sevey rs4Iass II fs4s
saape j. rot GEite = hat 900 Ike. - 4
" uati ii 81 ezscfly ere Efrft thfas sa
ne right Piare. Fagof 81 On -he Mt
rial ard goB have q frork 70 - r.r1ass
o. MARIETTA STONE.