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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
Nor,. az Art.

Miss Knox There goes Bess Mugley
Miss Bright Yes, she played The part
Of the heroine in The pirate theatrlcals
nj the church. Miss KNOX Gracious!
Did she have the face to play the hero
Iue4 Miss Bright No, but the cos
timer fixed one up for hef--lhlladel-
nha Press
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
SYMPATHETIC LISTENERS
The Help They May Anord 20 $40"
ANA Indifferent Talkers.

At no time more than when a thought
is struggling toward expression should
a friend bear with a friends iniirmi-
ties. i deep sympathy should be pour
ed out with lavish affection about the
one who is seriously striving 70 say
some real thing. In this atmosphere OF
patient. sympathetic intelligence the
inept word, the crude phrase, the Who'll
Iv inadequate expression will be Gu
ablcd TO do their work, ana the thought
transference will be efleetedG Tue
thought will be safely lodged IN the
mind of the other. slightly bruised in
transit. but intact and intelliglbe.
With an Il know what you mean
Exactly" or go on; | understand
much help may be rendered, and at
last when the thinker Of the thought
has placed his friend in possession anu
bv reason Of this effort has entered in
10 fuller possession OF it himself the
conversation is in a way to begin
Then lavish upon the elaboration OF the
thought all the beauties that can he
woven out OF words precision, bal
ance. musiu-but let US, dear lovers OF
language. remember TO be disereetiy
gentle and listen with ayerted glance
while the thought is still in negisee.-
| Atlantic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Now Tommy said the mother Of
small boy as she paused in the disci-
plinary slipper exercise, what made
YOU eat the whole Of that pieE
&C cause" sohDed Tommy, you
t-told me to n.neyer do things by
h-halves. ~ Chicago News
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

The Lawyer so yonr wife has sue"
Won. for divorce. eh2 VIII she nave
any standing in calrt? The Client
I'm afraid SO From the nature OF the
evidence size threatens to bring In there
won't he half enough seats to accom-
motlnte the Fowd Chicago News
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

There are some tempers wrought UP
Nv habitual seltIslness to an utter Ia
senslhillty Of what becomes Of the for
fumes Of their fellow creatures. az n
they were not partakers OF the same
nature or had no lot or connection nt
oll with the species. -Sterne,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
Blessing of Sound sleep.

The best rest comes from good
sound sleep. or Two men or women
Otherwise equal the one who sleeps
the more satisfactorily viii be The
more healthful. moral and efficient
Sleep will do much to cure irfiiahiiiiy
of temper. pcevishucss and unhappl'
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
kindly Remembered.

The night mechanical force of The
Bulletin was kindly remembered by
some generous friend last night with
a bounteous supply Of Christmas
cheer. for when The force returns
many thanks, wishing the donor a
Merry Chr stmas. 4
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Il is curious. hut true that lhe two
occupations Longest identified with
the female sex, cooking and dress
makine. should each OF them be bet
Ger performed by mcu.-Grsnd Maya
zine
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

THAT voting groom" said the minis
ter after she ceremony gave me nj
ty dollar fee. What Il bless.ng.'
Yes said his wife, with her lahd
ont. 1T Is more blessed TO give than 70
receive" Exchange
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

The employees of the Big Four pre-
gented as Christmas gift to 'he'r
freight agent Fl. 4 stephens Ilhe
cut glass water set ANA tray " "
ioken Ct their regard for him Oo''
W. S. Simpson made a very appro,
pirate presentation speech on hehal'
of the employees to which Mt stephens
replied quite felngly
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
FIGHTING AREA
MORE EXTENDED
Concluded from First Pagc.)

nroclamations summoning the people
for an armed rebellion.
An explosion this morning destroyed
q fat in which was stored quantity
CT dynamite The entire house was
unroored, but there were no casualties
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
pnasr Of lntelIeotusLitv.

A great soul draws and is drawn
with a more fierce intensity than any
small ore. By every inch we STOW in
intellectual height 0ur ,ove strikes
down. it roots deeper ana spreads on
its ann widar-Clre Stl-eiuer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

All parties are hereby warned TIA;
dischargine pistols. guns. firearms uf
any character. fireworks or explosives
in the limits of the city Of Cairo is
prohibited By the city ordnance and
all persons are hereby warned that
any violations are punishable by heavy
fine. No exception viii be made On
account q time or individual
n. s. EGAN.
Chief Of Police.
Cairo. III Dec. 2. 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
To Keen Windows f-ou, Sweating.

Glass windows sweat consider
ably during cold weather. TO pre-
vent this rub a thin coat 81 pure
plveer.ne on both sides Of the glass.
This viii prevent any moisture form
inc on IT,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

The smallest bird cannot alight upon
the greatest tree without Sauding =
shock 10 it Utmost fiber Every mind
is az Zines no less sensitive to the most
trihiug words.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
IN SOCIETY
sExsTsgggssSsssSxSgSgsEss'
Matrons' cIub win Entertain

The members of the Matrons Cinp
will De entertained at the residence
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lohr, 21lO
Walnut .treet. Wednesday evening
Mechanics A. Lohr. r. s Candee and
y C.. Terrell being the hoslesses,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

: The " Jsnese cook never touches
the food sssih he fingers during the
proco~s q preparing it. Spoons. chop
sfiet -. 4. oftcf ingenious little uten-
-sis Unknown in America. ar used
~,,eb greet sknl Nor is japanese
ccokery an easy art. as some Of their
sishes require fwenv-iour hours to
prepare -
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
Paducsh Dance.

a dance is 20 be- given at Padlca1
next Wednesday 10 which several
Cairo young people have been invited
among whom are Charles Gilhofer'
Phil Fitzgerald and Horton Creehan
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
Married Yesterday.

Daniel Wooley of Bullah KY, Mrs.
Matte Dodson OF Milburn, Ky, We're
married yesterday in the parlors OF
Uncle Joe's Hotel, Justice Joseph
Steagala officiating
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

A special dispatch from st Louis %
the Cincinnati Enquire is as follows
Vice President Z. L. Russell, OF the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, who ar
lived in ST. Louis toGay made the fol
owing explanatory statement IN re-
yard "a the report that the NJ. and 0.
had arranged a traffic deal with the
Big Four weherby the later would re-
come its exclu i've Cl.caso c-nnec ion.
I'VE viii continue our close rela
ions with our other Chicago connec-
ticns, and while we propose 20 en-
meet with the Big -Four at Cairo. ex-
9ecting 10 handle considerable freight
business delivered 70 US by the Big
Four through the ports of Mobile and
New Orleans. we do not intend by
any means to dilturb our other clcse
relations.
The Big Four has built a double
rack from the city of Chicago to Dan
Vile ILL.,. where it connects with tht
old Cairo and Vincennes Railroad
running into. Cairo. It is over these
connections that we have made some
traffic agreements to do business
through the gulf ports Of Mobile anC
New Orleans from the CRY of chi
oago
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

j. B. Hutson of Charleston, Mo
spent yesterday in the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Holiday Service, Postotfice, Christ
mas Day.

mas Jay.
The Cairo. H., postoffce VIII Oh
serve Christmas day December 25th'
1905 On this date carriers VIII make
the morning delivery and collection
trim but no other service Will be re-
aulred Of them on that day General
delivery windows will close at noon
Money order and registry divisions
win be closed all day Last outgoing
mails from the pCstotfice will be AT
4:3O in the evening but letters may
be mailed as usual at he transfer
station. SIDNEY b MILLER,
Postmaster
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

w. r.. White of Wickliffe, Ky wa
In the city on business yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

c. c. Kurzdorfer Of Chester, is IN
the city visiting RELATIVES and OLD
Cairo friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

The naptha launch Neptune de-
parted for Memphis at 1.30 p. m.
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
zo.L worn lsrne fortune.

The most valuable book in the Brit
Isb museum is The CodeE Asezan-
driuus. sid to be worth si.5oo.ooo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Charles Mountain is the guest OF
relatives in Alabama.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

In the Antarctic pengHins are the
mos important animals. They af
ford ahun6aut oil for lamps.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Fl. S. Miller and family are in Padu'
cab. Ky. where they will spend the
holidays visiting with relatives,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

The John S. Summers departed for
the lower Mississippi river al las p.
m. yesterday with two empty barges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Miss Matte Connolly Of Wickliffe,
KY, is the guest OF friends in the
city
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

John B. Jackson, of the Anna Nation
al bank, was in the city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

John e. Halstaad of Memphis
Tenn. formerly of Cairo, is here for
n brief visit among friends, during the
holidays.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

John English of Fifth street, re-
turned from Anna III, Saturday. he
has slight attack of pneumonia
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

All trains were late yesterday on az
local roads owing 20 the heavy eX'
press traffic and extra travel
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Mrs. f. Gruskin and son, Harry, lefi
yesterday TO spend the holidays IN
st. Louis. Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Otto Lee is here from Evanston, H.
TO spend the holidays with his mother'
Mrs. Alice Lee. of Eleventh street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

The steamer India Givens departed
Heht for the upper Mississippi risei
Al 1890 O'Clock Yesterday morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

cess thai they are seldom incapaeiia'eu
FOR work longer dian 4 week Meuiea'
Record
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

The tug DesPlaines made her regu
lar trip yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

#. ]. Mcbride of Anna III. was in
the city yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
j: PURELY PERSONAL

w. N. Trimble Of Milan Tenn. was
in fhe city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

The Charlotte Boeekeler departed
for Hickman Yesterday az 1880 a. m
with three empty barges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
!: NEWS OF THE RIVERS /
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The river gauge yesterday at 4 p
m. registered 23.2 feet. showing rise
of IA feet during the preceding 2
hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

f. Rice, the popular harness maker
for J. B. Shea. left yesterday afternoon
for st. Louis, Mo, at which place he
will reside.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
kLLl4ALLOgY EV-.

It's Observance i CIesrIy a Relic Of
C1d Pagan Times
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

The Herman Paepcke arrived from
below yesterday at p. m. with Two
barges of logs for the Chicago NH
and Lumber Co. departing light for
the lower Mississippi az 4:i5 p m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Occasionally a man figures on fe'
aarved scat in heaven because lie once
gave away IN old coat
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

-
A notable party win accompany the
first trip of the Illinois CentraFs "a
ban Special from Chicago 10 New Or
loans december 20, and the on the
Prince Arthur 80 Havana, There VII
he in addition 20 executive olicers OF
he Illinois Central and Southern Pa
calio roads. about twenty correspond
ents. representing the big newspapers
of Chicago. st. Louis, Milwaukee 81
paul Minneapolis, Louis, ana perhaps
4, commemorative from The Bulletin
The news paper men go 10 time the
frjp rail and water to observe the re-
ception by the people and government
officers of Cuba, and to make hrlei
.tudv of conditions ON the island I'M
mediate1y after the elections there. EY-
cry stage of the record-breaking TRIP
between Chicago and Havana VIII De
reported and the arrival OF the Prince
Arthur in Havana harbor Will be an
nounced by wireless telegraphy. be-
sides the railroad officials and news
paper men there win be 100 schooi
teachers from Chicago ana 81. LOUIS
who will spend their wo weeks holl'
law vacation in Cuba Mayor dunno
# Chicago and the professors OF ms
forv of two priminent educational IN
stituti0ns may also make the ilrsl
'ound trip.
The Journey will be speedy one
| he train being keyed TO twenty-four
hour schedule between Chicago an(
New Orleans Operating officers OF 'n'
Illinois Central say their track an'
-cadbed would allow them to make th'
run between Chicago and New Or
cans in eighteen hours, if necessary
/ n n rumored thar something bette
han twenty four hours may be AZ
empted with the first train On.cer
II the road are non committal on TIM
,oint. bur Vice President J. 7 Hara
nan said: Nobody can beat the III
lois Central between Chicago and tn
Gulf Of Mexico.
The schedule as now arranged bea'
he best previous time between Chlc'
20 and Havana nineteen hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Frank Spencer, Jr.. has arrived and
will spend the holidays with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer, ST.
OF Ninth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

The steamer Rees ee left yesterday
al 1880 O'Clock fer Memphis
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Mrs. N. J. Eichenberger left last
evening for DuQuoin where she viii
entertain family reunion OF
brother. P. d. Mifflin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

Misses Hattie and Goldie Jarvis OF
Central City. H., arrived yesterday
TO spend the holidays as the guests
OF their aunt, Mrs. J. J. Webster OF
5000 Poplar street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

s. l.. Shirley, Of Little Rock, Ark
fromerly OF Cairo. passed through the
city yesterday enroute TO Bardwell'
XIV. He will returne to his home by
way of Cairo and will briefly with
friends here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25

0. Zimmerman. night baggage
master at the Illinois Central station
Is in ST Louis. Mo. where he will
spend the holidays. Frank IGHeh viii
All the position during his absence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-25
THE WEATHER

Washington Bulletin
Washington, December 24-Fair
warmer Monday; Tuesday fair; fresh
southwest winds.
aaaaasaaasaaaaaxaaaaaaaaas.
]! PURELY PERSONAL /:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w. N. Trimble Of Milan, Tenn, was
in the city yesterday.
r. j. Mcbride of Anna Ill, was IN
the city yesterday.
Charles Mountain is the guest OF
relatives in Alabama,
J. B. Hutson of Charleston, Mo,
spent yesterday in the city
W. r. White of Wickliffe, Ky was
in the city on business yesterday
John B. Jackson, of the Anna Nation
Al bank, was in the city yesterday
Miss Matte Connolly Of Wickliffe,
KY, is the guest of friends in the
city.
g. c. Kurzdorfer of Chester, is in
The city visiting RELATIVES and old
Cairo friends
Mrs. E. Gruskin and son, Harry. left
yesterday TO spend the holidays IN
St. Louis. Mo
Fl. S. Miller and family are in Padu
cab, KY. where they will spend the
holidays visiting with relatives.
John English of Fifth street, re
turned from Anna, H., Saturday. He
has slight attack of pneumonia
Otto Lee is here from Evanston, Ill.
TO spend the holidays with his mother
Mrs. Alice Lee. of Eleventh street.
John e. Halstaad OF Memphis
Tenn. formerly of Cairo is here TO
a brief visit among friends, during TIL
holidays.
f. Rice. the popular harness make
for J. b. Shea. left yesterday afternoo
for st. Louis, Mo, at which place h
will reside.
Frank Spencer. Jr.. has arrived an
will spend the holidays with his pa
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer, ST
Of Ninth street.
Mrs. N. J. Eichenberger left ia'
evening for DuQuoin where she wi
entertain a family reunion OF
brother, P. D. Mifflin.
Misses Hattie and Goldie Jarvis
Central City. ILL.,, arrived yesterda
10 spend the holidays as the gues'
OF their aunt, Mrs. j. J. Webster
5000 Poplar street.
O. Zimmerman, night baggai
master at the Illinois Central static
is In St Louis Mo. where he wi
spend the holidays. Frank IcHeh wi
All the position during his absence
s. l.. Shirley, OF Little Rock, Arr
fromerly OF Cairo. passed through q
city yesterday enroute to Bardwe
XIV. He will returne to his home
way of Cairo and will briefly wi
friends here.
neutrality-suspicious.
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News Briefs.

Fire Thursday destroyed several build
ings at Lakeside, the great Methodist camp
meeting resort on Lake Erie, near san
dusky, Ohio. The losses Will aggregate
about sos 600 The amount of insurance is
not known. The Mcdonald Hotel, DelWau-
fen cottage the largest building of its kind
in the place, and the big public dining room
were among the structures burned
A buggy containing Charles Young,
wealthy farmer, and his wife was struck
by a. rapidly moving trolley car on the Lake
Shore Electric road at Fremont, Ohio,
Thursday and both probably fatally injured.
The horse was killed outright and the buggy
smashed to kndling wood.
Bud Bass. while hunting Monday near
Chatham, Va, accidentally shot his brother,
Jesse Bass. The gun was discharged at
close quarters. tearing away one side OF
the boys head. Death was instantaneous.
George Ashley of Aiken, s. c.. general
s,perintendent of the w. j. Oliver Con-
struction Company, was burned to death
in private car near Wickliffe KY, Thurs
day.
The trial of Major Darlington, who COM
manded the Philippine scouts sent to the
ST. Louis exposition, but who was ordered
to Manila to answer charges or 1aisiIylig
vouchers of the civil government TO the
amount oS$1 800, will be finished at Manila
by the military court-martiai without re-
gard to the decision of the civil court
The counsel for Frederick Easton, con-
victed of manslaughter, after trial for the
murder OF Lorenzo Kline, at Hagerstown,
Md, Thursday withdrew the motions for
arrest OF Judgment and for new trial
Easton will now be sentenced at any time.
Governor General Wright, accompanied
by the native members of the Philippine
commission, visited Cavite. P. l., Thursday
and held a conference with all the presi-
dents of the province. After the confer
epce the governor announced that the fed
eral troops would remain In the disturbed
area until all the bandit ladrones had been
captured.
A well dressed man entered University
Hall at Princeton, N. j., Wednesday while
the students were at dinner and stole jew
elry and other valuables worth nearly
81 geo. The chief losers were H. L. Dillon,
1907, ana III. r. McAlpin, 1906
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Sc 50o--NEAR 18th AND EUCLID SITS.
Not a new house, but an exceptionally good
one: Is feet wide; 10 rooms, all large and bright;
modern bath good cellar and heater; one of the
best-bult houses offered at the price.
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EDUCATIONAL.
In WASHINGTON.

A. II. WALLACE, FORMERLY INSTRUCTOR FOR
the Boston and American Schools Of Music Will
receive private pupils on the violin, mandolin and
guitar. Temporarily located, I'll 9th st. Sc.
fo3.Cfft
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
BEST OF 18TH AND 18TH SITS. AND G AND
II STREETS: ONE NOW PAYING NET SO ON
$4,000; OTHERS SUSCEPTIBLE OF SAME
RATE.
fe4-3t J. B. WIMER. REAL EST, 1901 G ST.
FOR RENT-FOR MANUFACTURING OR GEN.
era business purposes The two-stOry brick build
ing and rear premises opposite monument grounds
No. 1i07-9 B st. NV. Apply to SWARTZELL,
RHEEM HENSEY CO., 916 st. NV, or
HENRY WELLS 1410 G. st. n ja24 -tu, til. s,tf
FOR RENT
THE OCCIDENTAL.
Modern S-story freproof bldg, 1411 Pa. ave-,
adjoining the New Willard 10 apartments of 3
rooms, bath and toilet cafe main floor; VAIN
scoted In marble; electric elevator and complete
telephone service.
For particulars apply -b
WILLARD g. REED,
ja24-eod, 13t, 10 1416 F st. NV.
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FOR sAIE-HoUsEs.

FOR sAIE7FoUsEs.
y delightful con- {usE NORTHEAST:
leaving the eity fdr B4nother post Of duty.
ssass to % SiIG'f Be e 81 pr9s A Wen
swARTzELL RHEEM + HENsEY CO..
B. H. M Ssasssa' tssmp.ny.
fe4-2t 916 st. NV.
FOR sA1 io1 caa EES35 kHP5q R1aeAn.
$40 Q ST.
Attractive corner. 70 rooms. Less than $4,000
VIII buy It. Inspection by permit only.
fe2-3t so4. 500. sos F St. NV.
FOR sAIE-114t N. H. AVE, NEWLY-PAPERED
large house; two bathrooms; purchased by holder
Has DEED 4 ind o S 4t be So soa ,S"
"a "A s e6hNER Housk on 8 ST. NV; kitchen
Ssa oWsER ba.n ceSs @
~ SELL; no reasonable offer refused.
swARTzELL. RHEEM HENsEY CO..
Succeeding
,e4-e. B. H. a, Warner Company.
FOR sALE-HERE's YOUR GRANGE
Beautifully located on Capitol Hill.
2.story and basement
rooms and bath; well built.
Most ne SOLO; present owner and occupant COM
$3.50 500 '' CAN e 'n aE sSusn BALANCE TO
SUIT. WILL RENT FOR 500
1al1-tf LIEBERMANN & HAWN. 1903 st.
FOR sALE.--MCTT BE SOLD AT ONCE.
Near 14th and Corcoran SITS.
-, S-s.ory ana basement brick house.
~ splendid rooms and modern bath.
Fine back porch.
LOT z0klO0, to wide alley.
New metal roof building suitable for stable
Do not bug until you see this.
splendid chance.
ja5-if LIEBERMANS 4 HAWN. 1903 + ST.
FOR SALE
ASp brisk and CELLAR YEAR 1sTa
home Investment
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
Succeeding
o B. II. Warner Company,
fe4-2t 916 st. NV.
An excellent opportunity for physician: just
on i4th ST; near Mass ave-: 10 rooms; furnace
Price, $4,000.
Near pension office; 20 feet front: rooms; =
baths; in thorough repair. VIII trade for larger
house.
Price. $500. Make offer.
One square from. Conn. ave-: IS feet front; 6
rooms and bath rented for $ls Owner non
resident. wants Offer.
Price. $780,
BARNARD & MARK.
1.-THE Oval sign.'' ua21-tf-2O 1872 G st.
On NEW JERSEY AVENUE near STREET
NV. Renting for $3.50 PER MONTH.
sWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
Succeeding
B. II. Warner Company,
fe4-2t 916 F ST. NV.
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Bud Bass, while hunting Monday near
Chatham, Va, accidentally shot his brother
Jesse Bass. The gun was discharged al
close quarters. tearing away one side OF
the boys head. Death was instantaneous
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University of
Pennsylvania
SUMMER SCHOOL

TERM FROM JULY TO AUGUST H.
Instruction will be given in Architecture, As
tronomy Botany, Chemistry, English, French Ger
man. Greek, History, Latin, Mathematics, Music,
Physics and Psychology.
QUINN, Director, COLLEGE HALL, UNIVERSITY
OF PENNSYLVANIA, PHILA.
JAIL FED, mh4, ape, my6, je2S,29
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JxnTES, COINS

LADIES UUUDS.
Purchasing in New York by woman or expo
rience and best of references; stamps required
for samples and correspondence. Miss MARY J.
CURRY 81 East 22d ST., New York city.
fe4 1aW-4t+5
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FOR SALE-s7.250 FOR WASH. HEIGHTS
houses of red brick and brownstoue, 3-story ana
cellar; rooms and finished attic; rooms on
floor; hardwood trim first floor; handsome
tiled bath; steam heat. These desirable low,
priced houses located on Columbia read ana
Ontario ave.-the highest point on the He1ghts.
overlooking the city. They are wen-buiit and
have many attractive features that appeal to
the home seeker. Terms made to suit purchaser.
Call ON us for further particulars.
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1t 13lf ST. n'W'
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Hamilton Institute.

Lafayette Square, Washington. d. n,oa,:.
c. Boa: ding and Day School for opposite
Girls and Young Ladies. III
The school building has been TIC
larged and connected to the main W.T..
buiiding greatly improving class Wnlte
i' Your ia ,namaes;on solicited. House.
MRS. PHdERE HAMILTON sEABROOK. PRIN.
sells III, th. IT IA
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George Ashley of Aiken, s. c., general
Superintendent of the w. J. Oliver Con-
structon Company, was burned to death
in a private car near Wickliffe, KY, Thurs