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How does Quality Management affect Customer Satisfaction in Educational Institutions?
No full textThis study aims to evaluate the influence of management in Indonesia and the implications on customer satisfaction in educational institutions with a special focus on the Special Region of Yogyakarta. The research method used is descriptive quantitative and qualitative approach. Data were collected from the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), the Ministry of Education and Culture, and relevant previous research results. Quantitative data included education indicators such as teacher education levels, education facilities and education outcomes. Qualitative data was obtained from a literature review on quality management and customer satisfaction in the education sector. The main findings of the study show that improving teachers' qualifications, reflected in the percentage of teachers who have at least a bachelor's degree, significantly contributes to improving teaching quality and student satisfaction. The analysis of education facilities revealed disparities between urban and rural areas in terms of access and quality of facilities. In addition, the results show that aspects such as teacher competence, service reliability and effective communication have a major influence on student satisfaction. The implications of this study are the importance of policies that focus on improving teachers' qualifications and competencies through continuous training programs, as well as improving educational facilities in underserved areas. In addition, educational institutions need to improve aspects of communication and responsiveness to better meet students' needs and expectations. The limitations of this study include the limited data available, especially in terms of qualitative data that could provide deeper insights into students' experiences. In addition, the study was limited to DIY and may not be fully representative of conditions across Indonesia. Further research is recommended to cover a wider area and use mixed methods to get a more comprehensive picture
Dokumentácia jazdiarne v Nových Zámkoch
No full textBachelor thesis deals with the documentation of historic building of the riding hall in Nové Zámky in Slovakia. The construction and historical survey forming the initial part of the text is dedicated to history of the objects domicile and to the role of the riding school itself in a significant history of the town Nové Zámky. The work also describes in detail the current condition of the object, in terms of technical survey of the construction, focusing on its different parts and their current damage. Special attention is paid to the construction and technical survey of self-supporting truss structure of the riding hall on wood basis. This section includes detailed documentation of the elements forming the structure of the truss . Drawings are attached to this work as well, which affect this object to the extent of the work's survey requirements. In addition, photo documentation, consisting of photographs made by the author, is attached to this work
Valaistusmittaukset ja valaistuslaboratoriotilojen suunnittelu
No full textInsinöörityössä on perehdytty valaistuslaboratoriotilaan ja valon mittaamiseen standardiolosuhteissa. Työn keskeisenä tarkoituksena on ollut tuottaa opas valaistuslaboratorioille.
Valaistustekniikka kehittyy hurjaa vauhtia, energiatehokkuuden rinnalle on tullut hyvin tärkeä valon ominaisuus - valon laatu. Valon laatu lisää turvallisuutta sekä kohentaa ihmisten mielialaa arkipäiväisessä elämässä. Tässä insinöörityössä käydään läpi valon eri ominaisuuksia, valon mittaamiseen liittyviä laitteita, mittauksiin liittyviä standardeja sekä mittauksiin liittyviä tiloja. Valoa on tärkeää mitata oikein, jotta mittaukset ovat käytännöllisiä, toistettavia sekä verrattavia muualla tehtyjen valaistusmittauksien kanssa. Lukija tulee saamaan hyvän pohjatiedon, kuinka valaistukseen liittyvät mittaukset valaistuslaboratoriotiloissa tulee tehdä.
Työn lähdetietoina on käytetty valaistukseen liittyvää kirjallisuutta sekä tunnetuimpien valaistusalan yrityksien dokumentteja. Suomen Valoteknillisen Järjestön järjestämien Valoakatemian luentojen luentomateriaaleja on myös työssä käytetty. Käytännön kokemusta valaistuslaboratoriotiloista sekä valon mittaamisesta insinöörityön tekijällä on Metropolia Ammattikorkeakoulun Albertinkadun toimipisteestä.
Insinöörityö luo lukijalle kokonaiskuvan valon mittaamisesta sekä valaistuslaboratorion sisällöstä auttaen hahmottamaan niihin liittyviä vaatimuksia.The purpose of this thesis was to provide an accessible guide to measure light in a laboratory environment. The study was carried out as a thesis for Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences. This study functions as a reference for an upcoming lighting laboratory for Metropolia’s Myyrmäki campus, where lighting laboratory of Metropolia’s Albertinkatu campus will be moving in 2017.
Lighting technology is developing with a furious pace. Alongside with energy efficiency, there is nowadays another very important feature of light and it is quality of light. The quality of light increases safety and improves people’s mood in everyday life. This thesis goes through various features of light, lighting measurement devices, standards related to measurement and measurement environments. It is important to measure light in a correct way, so measurements can be repeated and compared with measurements done in other laboratories. Reader will gain a good knowledge of how different types of illumination measurements in a laboratory environment should be done.
As reference sources, literature concerning lighting, as well as documents from companies in the lighting industry were used. Academy of Light lectures organized by Illuminating Engineering Society of Finland from where a lot of information was obtained, were attended. Author of this thesis also have practical experience with measuring light and has been working in the lighting laboratory environment on Metropolia’s Albertinkatu campus.
The result of this study provides a user-friendly guide for measuring light in a lighting laboratory environment, helping to understand the extent of the requirements
Analisis Penukar Kalor Tipe Shell Dan Tube Sebagian Pemanas Bahan Bakar Residu (MFO) Pada Unit 3 PLTU PT.PLN (Perseo) Unit Pelaksana Pembangkitan Belawan
No full textPompa Sentrifugal merupakan salah satu jenis pompa yang mempunyai lingkup penggunaan yang sangat luas terkait dengan head dan kapasitas yang dihasilkan. Pada kesempatan ini penulis mencoba memaparkan hasil penelitian tentang unjuk kerja pompa sentrifugal bila dilakukan variasi sudut bukaan katup (valve) pada pompa sentrifugal akan menghasilkan head. Sudut bukaan katup (valve) dimaksudkan untuk mengetahui peningkatan performance pompa yang terjadi akibat pembukaan sudut katup (valve). Menambah bukaan katup (valve) pompa sangat berpengaruh terhadap kapasitas aliran air yang dihasilkan, hal ini juga akan mempengaruhi kerja pompa, kecepatan spesifik, daya dan efesiensi pompa. Sehingga dapat diperoleh titik kerja pompa sentrifugal dengan Kapasitas (Q) 0,000733 m3/s, Head (H) 7,02 m, Daya Hidraulis (Ph) 50,501 watt, Effesiensi (ɳp) 16,396%, hal ini dapat terlaksana bila diikuti penambahan daya dari motor penggeraknya.Centrifugal pump is one type of pump that has a very wide scope of use related to the head and the capacity produced. On this occasion the author tries to explain the results of research on the performance of a centrifugal pump if variations in valve opening angle (valve) on a centrifugal pump will produce a head. The valve opening angle is intended to determine the increase in pump performance due to the opening of the valve angle. Adding to the valve opening (pump) is very influential on the flow capacity of the water produced, this will also affect the work of the pump, specific speed, power and pump efficiency. So that the centrifugal pump working point can be obtained with Capacity (Q) 0,000733 m3 / s, Head (H) 7,02 m, Hydraulics (Ph) 50,501 watts, Efficiency ((p) 16,396%, this can implemented if followed by the addition of power from the driving motor
Efektivitas Penerimaan Pajak Parkir di Kota Medan
No full textTaxes are one of the largest sources of state income. The income from taxes will be used in infrastructure development, state security, public works, state operational costs, and others. On a regional scale it is called a Regional Tax, one of which comes from the parking tax sector. Parking Tax is a tax collected for parties who provide parking lots or storage places for motor vehicles outside of road bodies. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of parking tax revenue, target and realization of parking tax revenue, obstacles in parking tax collection, and efforts to increase parking tax revenue made by the Medan City Tax and Retribution Management Agency (BPPRD).
In compiling this final report, the author uses a qualitative descriptive method that aims to describe the object of research based on data obtained from the authorities and facts in the field. Data obtained from primary data and secondary data. Primary data were obtained by interviewing and secondary data were obtained from literature books, e-books, and journals. As well as the research informants are BPPRD of Medan City.
The results showed an increase and decrease in the effectiveness of parking tax revenue during 2017 - 2019 in Medan City. The obstacles experienced are the lack of public awareness of carrying out their tax obligations and a lack of supervision on the taxpayers (WP) in the parking tax sector. Efforts made from extensification, intensification, and installing tapping box and distributed to taxpayers in Medan City.Pajak merupakan salah satu sumber pendatapan negara yang paling besar. Pendapatan dari pajak akan digunakan dalam pembangunan infrastruktur, keamanan negara, pekerjaan publik, biaya operasional negara, dan lainnya. Dalam skala daerah disebut Pajak Daerah yang salah satu pendapatannya dari sektor pajak parkir. Pajak Parkir adalah pajak yang dipungut bagi pihak yang menyediakan lahan parkir ataupun tempat penitipan kendaraan bermotor diluar badan jalan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui keefektivitasan penerimaan pajak parkir, target dan realisasi penerimaan pajak parkir, kendala dalam pemungutan pajak parkir, dan upaya dalam peningkatan penerimaan pajak parkir yang dilakukan oleh Badan Pengelola Pajak dan Retribusi Daerah (BPPRD) Kota Medan.
Dalam menyusun laporan tugas akhir ini, penulis menggunakan metode deskriptif kualitatif yang bertujuan mendeskirpsikan objek penelitian berdasarkan data yang diperoleh dari pihak yang berwenang dan fakta di lapangan. Data yang diperoleh dari data primer dan data sekunder. Data primer diperoleh dengan kegiatan wawancara dan data sekunder diperoleh dari buku literatur, e-book, dan jurnal. Serta informan penelitian ini adalah BPPRD Kota Medan.
Hasil penelitian menunjukkan adanya kenaikan dan penurunan efektivitas penerimaan pajak parkir selama tahun 2017 – 2019 di Kota Medan. Hambatan yang dialami adalah kurangnya kesadaran masyarakat melakukan kewajiban perpajakannya dan kurangnya pengawasan pada Wajib Pajak (WP) di sektor pajak parkir. Upaya yang dilakukan dari upaya ekstensifikasi, intensifikasi, dan pemasangan teknologi mesin tapping box yang disebar pada Wajib Pajak di Kota Medan.94 HalamanKertas Karya Diplom
PENGEMBANGAN MODEL SUPERVISI AKADEMIK DENGAN TEKNIK COACHING UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KINERJA GURU
No full textPenelitian ini mengkaji penerapan teknik coaching oleh kepala sekolah untuk meningkatkan kinerja mengajar guru, mengingat lemahnya kinerja tersebut akibat kurangnya bimbingan terstruktur. Menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif dan metode deskriptif, data dikumpulkan melalui observasi dan dokumentasi dengan subjek penelitian terdiri dari kepala sekolah dan 12 guru dari 6 sekolah. Hasil menunjukkan bahwa metode coaching efektif meningkatkan kinerja guru, terlihat dari peningkatan nilai observasi supervisi setelah pembinaan. Kesimpulannya, model supervisi akademik dengan teknik coaching oleh kepala sekolah terbukti efektif dan disarankan untuk diterapkan secara rutin, disertai pelatihan khusus bagi kepala sekolah agar bimbingan lebih optimal
PENGEMBANGAN MODEL SUPERVISI AKADEMIK DENGAN TEKNIK COACHING UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KINERJA GURU
No full textPenelitian ini mengkaji penerapan teknik coaching oleh kepala sekolah untuk meningkatkan kinerja mengajar guru, mengingat lemahnya kinerja tersebut akibat kurangnya bimbingan terstruktur. Menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif dan metode deskriptif, data dikumpulkan melalui observasi dan dokumentasi dengan subjek penelitian terdiri dari kepala sekolah dan 12 guru dari 6 sekolah. Hasil menunjukkan bahwa metode coaching efektif meningkatkan kinerja guru, terlihat dari peningkatan nilai observasi supervisi setelah pembinaan. Kesimpulannya, model supervisi akademik dengan teknik coaching oleh kepala sekolah terbukti efektif dan disarankan untuk diterapkan secara rutin, disertai pelatihan khusus bagi kepala sekolah agar bimbingan lebih optimal
Education Financing Strategies: SWOT Analysis for Sustainable Strategy
No full textThis study aims to analyze education financing strategies by using SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis to identify the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats faced by schools. The main strengths found are the existence of canteens and cooperatives as sources of internal income, the participation of employees and students in school financing, and support from committees, parents, and alumni. The weaknesses identified include limited human resources in managing financing, costs for competitions, procurement of facilities and infrastructure, as well as salaries for teachers and honorary staff. Opportunities that can be used include regular funds from the government and local governments as well as contributions from committees and alumni. The threats faced include delays in the procurement of the 2013 Curriculum books and dependence on the procurement of civil servants. The proposed way of solving the problem is through an alternative strategy designed based on a SWOT analysis. This strategy includes leveraging internal strengths and external opportunities to increase school revenues, improving internal weaknesses through better training and management, and addressing threats by seeking more independent and innovative alternative solutions. The results of the study show that with the right strategy, schools can improve the effectiveness of education financing, ensure optimal use of resources, and achieve desired educational goals. This research also highlights the importance of careful planning and collaboration with various stakeholders to ensure sustainability and improve the quality of education in schools
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Cam* of Anthrsv Among tb*- Cattle
at I ..-t San Jum* U Bring Inn -li-
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A decrease In tin* number of ty-
i'ltfi.l fever cunt--* in the couaty dur-
Ina Ibe month of February Is noted
ln tbo report submitted by County
Health Officer Wllllnm Simpson. M
0-. yesterday to the supervisors.
Diphtheria and scarlet fever still ex-
tsl. however, and the younger portion of the population Is bothered to
sonic extent by rhlrkenpox and
whooping rough. The report foi*
lows:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Santa Clara County—Gon-
tl. im ii While there bave been two
deaths from typhoid fever during the
month, lbo actual mimlit-r of cases
In tho county has decreased, and no
new rasea have lieen reported lu the
psst two week*. Scarlet fever nnd
diphtheria still exist, but not maay
casea. Chlrkenpox, whooping cough
nnd sn epidemic of colds have been
tin. prevailing diseases of the month.
Tbe death rate has been very light,
but it-ii males and nine female*.
Respectfully submitted,
WU. SIMPSON. M I).
County Health Officer.
County Health Ofllcer Simpson,
Veterinary P. H. Browning and Or.
Van Dslscni snd Dr. Oerlarh appear
before tbe board In relation lo tbe
rase of a row infected wltb anthrax
at Kast Sau Jose, whlcb had communicated the disease to two men
who had removed theilildes from the
cow's Carcass. Veterinary Drowning
waa directed to Investigate what animals had been exposed and to report to the board tomorrow morning
In order that the hoard may decide
what action Is proper In tbe matter.
It la tbe first case of the disease observed In the county In five years.
On motion the board ordered that
the salary of the ph)slclan for the
Indigents of San Jose and vicinity
It- fixed :it 100 per mnnth. "
Oar South Americas Neighbor*.
Tb* late Matthew Arnold advlaed bis
fellow Englishmen wbo visited foreign
countriea to study geological features
to let social it nd political conditions
alone In tlieir reports or thcy mlg.it
make fools of thsmselvta. Ur. Uartlu
ot tbe Royal Geographical society bs->
aot followed tbe poet-philoaopber's advice In his receut work on tive republics of South Amines snd incidentally
plays tbe fool roll wbon It comes ta
mentioning the Halted States by wsy
of compsrisou For Instance, be de
Claras tbst In tb.- republic of Argentina politics possesses shout as much
and aa little attraction for tbe honor
able and conscientious patriot as ll
does tn "America." meaning wltlioul
doubt tbe United Stales of America,
upon whose Ipstltutlor.s be lavishes nu
compliments.
Professor Martin treats of Argentina.
Brsill. Chile- Cruguaj- and Vaoesuels
sod. while dealing primarily wltb resources and development, speaks out
about shortcomings, whlcb. he argues,
detract from tbe brightness of t* ■•
South American prospect, wblcb English capitalists are (tacking heavily.
He declares tbst Incompetency, dtsbon-
Mty snd corrupllon exist among the
official classes. A vast union of Latin
republics he considers a dream and
cite* Uie fact that they cannot *ven
agree on a standard gauge- for a com
blned rsllwsy system as a proof that
not one of the republics will change Its
own way lo make It conform to that of
any otber.
Among the defects ascribed to all
Bve of tbo republics studied Professor
Martin euumemtsa want of conimtin
honesty, anarchical teachings. Incres-tf
In crime. Judicial bribery. had sanitation, reckless public ex|ieitdlture and
public lotteries. On the ->t»te- bend,
the author ssys thnt be bas ridden oa
RrltlKh cokmlal railways "tafitiltely
worse" thun those of Chile, often ssld
to be tbi* worst In tbe world. lie si o
praise* tbe Chilean press ns well as thej
newspapers of t'ruirusy. lu this last]
republic be finds the most perfect -...i. j
geographies! position snd climate of;
any of tbe Ave republics.
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W how deslh from typhoid-pneumonia occurred In India last month,
were held at the family bome In
Menlo Park laat Saturday at 1
o'clock. The aervlces were private,
only the Immediate family belag
present, and Interment followed tbe
same afternoon at Cypress l-ewn
retnutery. Young Itatrhelder's death
occurred at Delhi. India. January
.'ih. white he with tils father and
mother wer* on a tour of the world.
Tbe body was cremsted In India.
and Mr. and Mrs. Hate hci der arrived
at their home In Menlo Park nfter a
long sad Journey.
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wben nnsuccessfal. llesldee, It Is liu-
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' efforts at bome and abroad to provide
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' cities now maintain museums to exhibit tbese appliances and at the recent
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f In whlcb tbe safety device propaganda
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be rained or lowered without leaning
from the window, was soother device
. lutended to ssve broken beads. One of .
' the most extensive exhibits Is tbe speed
regulator for stationary -engines. Nu*
'. merous distressing accidents bare been
caused In mills and factories by tlm
, engine getting awuy from Its controller ,
; snd sometimes pcrha[»s by Ute control j
I'-r getting out of rent-fa of tbe throttle ,
■ Tills device holds the engine to n cer- j
i --. ippad limit automatically, and by!
means of electric connections through* |
. ont tbe building sny operator can In
I stnnlly stop all the machinery t*t the
place nt wlll by touching ■ button. A
! mn- ti I1.-.--J--.I device for dties la tbe
; -fool proof' [tassetiger elevator lock.
! whlcti prevents the running of tbe car
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I tnisrd*1n most eases tbsn esrefol attention. SHU, devices of tbe kind sre to
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goods chesp and turning In profits to
shareholders tbst envious capitallats
have fanned a syndicate
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WEEKLY-
FRIDAY, AUGUST fi, Jifloy
Tht Ttnnala ttet
pa-.rrt.ut i, pat"
Ibr i ■'- n "' i"'" I
Sffcatait-TltiS RAT***.
MM. a l.-ar if I'ai-.tt t.te.i.i.a Oilt. r-
wl*« -a j nn a Vcar
1,011 mr SI* M'-niii*.
Itale-iol al Ihr I*
- 1,. r. Pu.Hr*. at-wanrra ant
Atrat.it -alrtc-haiiiR' Ka-cMaarr.Ma
a uhi atfthnt.i'-.l ar;.nl. Thr f lt.1
lit in hit oStCrl
.kept on
-tl.VKHTISIM, it i J I *
Our rat** or* Int arlnblc-
i, tingle ruin mn __\*T. I*" *OtM>lal I
•+■-+—+—t---r--r--r---l--r—!
TOM lEEIMJ'
Died from His In-u-.iet,
Joseph Hart together with a
companion were stealing a ride on
a freight train last Tucsday£uighl
when thc train suddenly parted
and threw them from'thc flat ear
iijti ni which ihcy wcic silling.
The wheels of the cur passed over
Hart about thc hips, mangling him
dreadfully. His companion QOped
injury. Hart wns taken to the
dc'KJt, and after receiving what
relief Dr. Charles could give him
under tbe citcuinstances, he was
taken to San josc on thc train and
there died the next morning.
He was perfectly const-tin*.**
before death and said his home
was in Greenville, Or. No tntjoeal
was held over Die body and it was
buried by thc county.
The Forest tt* Entertainment.
The entertainment given by Ihe
Foresters Inst Fridry evening was
a great success. The burlesque
lodge meeting made a great hit,
and the following gentlemen look
part: D.T. McClelland. Geo. 1-
I.ucns.J. \V. Howard, I,. C. mid
G. W, .Moshcr, Sam Vauditvoori.
W. Werry. A. \V. Mills, Hi. ReT-
*■'-.*' J**. Stroner and Ine goat.
Jack McDonald wns also very intuit
in'Jt as the candidate for initiation.
Several musical numbers by Geo.
and ltd Mosher and \V. Wcrry
were well received, and Ihe entertainment ended with a pleasant
dance.
THE FIRST BATTLK
By Hon. W. J. Bryan, Presentation edition just out. Over *6ik.'
pages: Forty Photo-engraving-*.:
Only 1.75. Leave order-* with C.
S. Jackst.n, Sinuford 'yg,l\ O. Box
197 Pnlo Alto
Par Sale or Rent.
My property comer Wnvcrly nnd ■
Lincoln sis, Pnlo Alto house of;
eight robtu**, cellar, barn, eic j
Will sell on terms to suit, or rent,
for term of years. .Apply lo
M. H. Ki.MjOrii,
Parrot Ihiilding San Francisco!
Million* af rit-rta, "-.«-.. n-t than the
lida uf Juno'-, eyi -. " ni-i-ili- at Uraraa-o
nntl N100 uiittcr iho it*mj-shadow of the
oron-ztt onivi-a, yet the 300,000 pnonda
of thi* Bowi-r t-a-mUct-d etrry year tu
the Sower pre** ore not ntfflcicn! for
tlm lolk'L Tbe. j. tf inner i* glad to fall
bock .in lbe iuteiiae violet i- i "Cats-
ale, aweeitt-j niiinll," fur, ah-kly a* ib.
aeelil i* wbedl Uacd aim 10, It (flvi-0 lhn
ii..! 1 -1 - ii *.iM" in t. iti many 1. -u. ■ m 1 - and
le li 1110 r arailahlt' Ibau the -.:■ It :. tbo
bl,--.!ii» of Ac-acia farueojona being
*ut Tea-reive, while IhoMi of lla bt-tt«r
kmiwii Itural oily un. quickly over.
Tlmn' cannot be a gn-uter rtiiilrn-tt
than that e -timing belwt-en tho lowly
lufia nf the Parma violet and Iho tree
1:.!..( high, Mill, •:. Rf :i. lh"kk at* a
man'* wrist and il* hrancht** 0 feet
h.tig. Yet tin. hltaRM.ma have Ihr nuw
cliunuit.-rialid odor. CuKaio, I.**, the
11. v.. r former'* hilt**t onip, f.irtna a fit-
tnifc* ititrouoetjitu to the rlotc-l harre-at,
...-utriii*.-, ;;.!;,. f.-i 1... ni.. -. inNl'Min*
her and De-c-ruiber. while the purple
alindnw nf Ihe hilter in uot welt uiiiler
the oll-re-t til] the U'KiuniuK uf Pchru-
ary. Both i.lun ore .iUtain.it by the
rhorocleri**,.,- . nil. .ir..*-*.* ■**y*ii-m--pure.
in.al.i.i-jR huti I*.tug plaer.-un aht* t. ot
{■law* and c-ote-n-d with flower |**tala.
Forty or fifty uf thn Iroyn an Hun piled
oil one unnlliLT, lilt the hint la thurged
wilh llieir iH-rfuuie. Ihe linwera being
Ctianj-rtl frum -J0 to 40 titUI - I- f. r> th*
|a.iii.»t.* i* etstsUsnw **ui.icioni"y *>*T*e-ut-
■*-_,—-ChamUri.- Journal.
It-ai-t.iwflelil-* -.ii.-M---.
In IS.& taord H.'iu-»..*ittl.l paid hia
firat and only vt-It lo L-uuf-h-ut. nn,i
Lurtl Ilathaaiel'aflerward Hut he.wax
"thi. .l-lle-it (ihe word, wrilr-a thei
eanon iu a mit**e|iirnt lettet, wn* tbe
'lll.-at ailftil't f-iieal In. ever hint ill hia
Iniuae, Ba tttinlly ever "poke." Unduiihl- '
edly laird ..-M-m-flcId could l»* tunat
ogre. ,ei i.* t.:.. .i in .1 ■ humor, hut be
itredi-tl njijutn i*lh* aliliiuluaof e-nuge-llial
euni|niliitifi*>liip or.if t*mm 'end which
wn* worth II tTott. Iiy all iirrmHitr*,
Im wua given |o 111* of taiiiluinliy, uud
although lie wo* known iu hi* youth a*
a ridublt' and p.-mint, tit talk'- It wo*
int]***ilile (., wal'-h Iii* aphiuiliki* Im-
mobility iu Die borarM at <*»uimou*, ait-
ling wilh folded uriiia nnd -eldotu «i*'afc-
itilf. wilhoi.t foaling thnt niletit iniilttti*
tioii won r-aote imt unit tn bltu th.-itt
•perch and lie- turn.1 1: if .it-bate. Ami
that ... in* 1.. have la.U hi* viWU fJpili-
ion. tine of tin**' who heanl l_*d
Ulllll'* re-1Ii<iik oil Ihe alien. f III* tlii*-
tiliKiilali.-d gut-ft WM Mt. Uii-linnl Dayla
fUieky Ooyl-A) "1 latttve," ha *aid.
"that t-.lk r ■; wm ,i!t-. .ii - 1 e-r ia»
of au effort for IHrtik H. ami. ind'-ed,
bo one- li'Iii un- a* much, '(.liieum-
*latitv*i,' lie MM, 'have fnrcfei tun to
talk 11 (treat deal, lmt i.titnifi iniemlid
in-, tn U-11 citeiit man.*"—Conttinpo-
rary Ibrvtew.
Tt,.- 11,1.1.-1,11, tl . „l.
- Four lu.lt, * itottig enHtwanl enlerc.1 a ;
hua iit'or lha Dunk of Ktij-liitnl. Tlnre ;
wer ly Ihr.*.- viti-iuit mhI*. A mtltV 1
man imtiilitlv rOH In alh.w lla* fi.urth |
lawly ti.nit iii.-.-.n. 4*i.n-lti*.rly t.ti nlr.-~-.el I
mail altlit.R t-lo.' tn th-* di«ir I* (*aii tO I
(Mtnplaiii flint the Inn* wm* tiven-iowded -
aud |*-Hlcr.il th- condtiiilitr with Itl ua- '
tun d reutarka
Tlw -t-umlutlttr, hnvititf colt.■*__ lUJ
fare* frtaa tl-tey-e luaide, went in )• rail
■tlte tin- v---ia.de |-«>M'liRtr*. **t*-ing j
tin-, the grumbler fiot - tit of tile hu* t.i j
obtain ilm mtv ieea of a pallet—MB tut
Ihe purfHiM' of n uiiiviiiK the thirlt-etith
jia*wUKc-r. i-ri'*i'iiily he n*ian.eil wit/*.
an offierr uf lbe* law. The i-to->iaMe
eat. full*- <«,;,nl..I lit.-1■_■ ■■ n_. r* all.) ele
tdilti'd lo interfere, 11* the nutuUt WM
not iu ixi-i-m of Hint olh'Wed.
The nun.. henriUK Ihi*. tmiune very
,H'|.'i y, in;.!, p 111 nit into lite' btl*. Calh-el
onti
"I'm Iho thtneclith, roulatubli'l I'm
the tlurtet'iith!"
"In lhat cow," fjiiielly r.i.li.il the
itilialahle, "yi,u Hill"! get "Ut, nn the
Im* in liccmK-l to carry mily 1. in-dtle."
And. in apite of th.* man** n-tnr-a-
*traltet«, be wa* n mnvad, amid tlie
l-uan. of lauithtiT frum the other ]■-.• *- n
gene—Lamilciti .Stninluril.
AN AST1UL DOUBLE. IVACATION.
IHANSON & CO.
•*lVrh.'i|ai!Iiel«.ii-il*h»unt4-e]1iH<.tl_*r," . ^ ill
alii Will,. "Tb* rem la too low foe a I'.ncll
Stic— wllhn-jl<.lij~-tla,n." kept ll]i tt:
' V1...1 ...n - ■' Itiii-a-ltfl 1- "('-Iinalaeae't -r._n ,.„.--■■■
is,.ii!.:. ua. 'i ii.'j- alwaya ooroo ot 19
tiYW-k, and 1 am alwnya aountl a*ti-«p
thou. !-' yuu er-r abanr-a to bo awako at
that ui-.--.-n.lt- li-ur. bcarln ptracUetu« aad
that trill tlritt*ei-.n |th.--t-.-. -17 " | ...
tiur(ri.-nd. tt.tl.il, aticl all .. er* ehamied Sum.- Red Oil CI. cilni -hi this
with our d-llahtful IltUn in.ni- Woltor j
I-i.- -ii.-.l iit.itllly nntl jLiitifiitli* uiul tvii".
i-i-i-.ii.,' i-i'i nml norvuua. Wo oltrlbutctl
It lo hla pr>r--vi r-i; i- wnrk and tler-l-Sad to |
*p*nd tli.i hoinhiT. In iiH.-nnler.iuiiiry ril- ;
htm*, which waa our real boxae, learlrut tba ' .*
piano ami orery '"''" 1" tbe t-ity *A'a n '■
turned .. f r. -.in-l and rcndy fur a It -a-r-ka' i
air;;.- nf ctinMalit -tinul iiiiihIi-,.1 ami ntli- |
iake no difference with us.
•four departments will be]
tlit ir jircvt nt completeness.
REDWOOD CITY-
AMD PALO ALTO
Shirt Waists
■•* ciimc hi this week . n few of tl
Wash Goods
IIJUIVIBE
D__i__riB
il
f litem left nl 5i.-5-
-and Mun 11 fact
J
Wo had fa-a-ti
hii.tf eruiuith te> mpmmoa^mt i ' '
ii*-t i.. i* *.■■[-. 1. 1U..I , r i!.,- i-r*-. llflna. -Mill** .It r> 1 .-ill
!■' v, ,1-,-r -,;.-. a ,-,-„;. i.i:, ,-.-M:i:,- 11, i i: tu .tl t.; t. i: r DllCk Stilt:
pal- -main. 1 aitBt--»i-*l a mild innlf*, but; thnt won't do! we'r-
I-- OKI nut inlm kliiil))' t» ihe I.Im. ami 1
dhl tint Inslit. Tlmn. una lil«lit, I wn*
nwokoticrl frum a Bound *le*p hy Walter
.i-t!.>i-iv by my i-.t-itl.-, wttW awako.
abaklng fh.in braid tn foot.
" Miilht-," ho aaid. "1 rantiol end arr
thi. nrmUiur night."
"Whnt I* It, my aetif" I naked, thor
iiuftbly aniinteU by hi* eixcltr- tmiti*.
■ i ■■■!!,,- iii'.i my ru.m and Ilatoa. My
tolllnx wiU D-ve-r ouDtltxt) you."
1 i,r.~.., threw mi my MMr and foi
lu-nnl httn Into hi* room, llo turn*d on
the llffhl*, am) we aatt down nnd waited.
Nnltill.it unuali.il wn* limnl. W.ilter ro-
fiia.il ti> tell me what tin had -wnnr lieeirtl.
anylnfi ho |-ra-f.-rrnl to *o* If 1 could eip*-
-..;-.-t, ■■ •.;n..- ti.iiii; I..-tlM Fur thro*
cek endsotii special sale of thct-tc g.K*ds, twill also end ll
Gentlemen's Furnishings
the beach vou'll need one of our
immer
Going lo
along, cost
selling thc
limb the mo
.ou$i,S0.
tr Linen
ai-M? better lake one
Have uo Unfiling suit?
Dry Goods,
Millinery etc.
Ferguson o: Co.
Btittr-teloU Pnlteitir*
iC3:„wi"S Palo Alto and Stanford TJuivei-sity
STEAM LAUNDRY
on tlie'Ci
him, aa hewn* p-tUiiif ti-iHKt-.nl tnM want
nf *le..p nr nuih-ty. A wotk poaceel by, nml
I l-.nl Iwrirtl i,i,il.in,.-. hail uut lioriianiiur-J
ur ..--- ii.-i ■ ■: one-, and Walter wna noorly
,. ■ -, ii ..! that I ;• nrrrnmuf— hod bood
t-aua-1 Ly th* .-li.-iri-* ll„-lii .iilniit-.- In hla
wlu.lii.r. pnalneliiK ill.liirliliiK iln-eilna Wn
dceldiMl In nliatiffu naitti* etillrv-Iy ami carried nil -at hi* ftiriilturo lulu mr rtmin
nml mini. Into hi*, which apparently nut-
tt.il thn matter. I t.--.*.in t.i >ike Walter
til-.ii lil. Kbmt l«iii|[ ..n oa a-taratlon.
hot I ■-.-- i i.i --. i-.i him and dropi**d the
In Mnn-h n friend niine lo vlilt 1Mb nml
I allured my room with her. Wn luul nut
mill Mrh utliiT fur aaiveral yrnr* mill lay
talkhiK !■■■■ ■■- *- till lha cluck -uruek I.
"'II-1V.' I atlil. ''hut asrahrr te.-rd. or
you will not bn al.ln to 'do' tho city tola-—-
row, fil"*l Ill-till.''
The l tr wa-. allotit
'• What'*
I llMaaad.
*ta*-. alejil A braiy *tlrk wa* «ot upu
(_Ltlr, tlirniii*- f.-it, then aatthrr. Otrr
ami out till tlm lop ol tbo alalia waa
rmei-lii*)—1 liMitith the ahin-t lioll in In our
rimtll. Oil. llfSI-lelial
iiy frletnl rlirleki-tl, unit 1 How out it|*in
thn tlm.r nml tinned on the. mt. u* Walter.
tnl.lt.* a* tlrath. ranto n.t . tbr. *roum.
'Vim have brard UutlaRTtV
No rtmitRc- |**r*ou wo* In tlm room
Knlhliiir wn* dl*lurl*-il. I tnld Waltr-
rnlher alinrjilj* lu M Iun*k lu tail ami not
M-fbtan uaaunlnl.i ain-liii iimnnt-r. Aftor
Im luul (finn, hu**eti-r, I looknl twrofitlly
under the bral and InU. e-rery mrraer. but
dlannerrd nothlnit. 1 •rftornrd lo my
r-'it-t.-. iit'.l.* ii-tinii- and a groal drat
it-ai'lf. Of niiiwu my frb '
Lociiiiiii on we
will lie open
E J COUCH,
ui|iih
,i few da
Pine & Redwood Lumber
***- Dooreand Windows,
j —I-atha, Limn and Ct-tucnt, Klc.--
i Hay, Grain and Merchandise received on Storage.
IinwiN B. Pox, Manager,
\V. J. Grace, nsst.. Mgr., Palo Alto
J* E- -_AH_-ELLY
WOOD, «.«0^,s
PEED, I-l.dllR. BRAN,
I'ROIlUCIi of all Kindt.
H.pH ST. - - PALO Al TO
Palo JUto
HOP BAKERY
Kn.eraoii St.,-in thr I-edyard lltill.ling
Pale Aim, Cal.
I . C. 1-1' teUK, l*r.i|>rlrt..r
thing made on the prcmiucs.
U'lli1 ll\ I \ ■ ■'"•*-"»*. "•--I I kind* for famille* and
.■IIhII. II>L1 OlnbHmtw-wtjBlar.
Bakod Beans and Boston
BrownBroiul ovory Satur-
day.
Manager
F. W. SHERMAN & CO _—_
FURNITURE
Awnings
','iln Alto Transfer Co
c. ji. mcmiiko, I'ro)*--trior.
l-OCaTi-Cft PROitPTt**. DELIVKKKD
umt? i-ifiiyaatd my friona Carpets Cleaned and Relaid
liiimp, *l4>*p, *t~til Hun.;.. -r*. __. -r* _t
Camp Goods
Unlnerslty Avonno
PALO ALTO
Electric Bitter*.
• llittei
nlich
111 led
Live Oak Stablesu
I Ll.A nu./M.i. '
Pnor-niCTons i
palo alto, c*l.
Parties can take tho Train at Palo Alto or Monlo Park.
i*-t*r hup* tiinre*
: men, wneii the Inn.ttid
.ti-,1 fee-linn pn-vail*. alien lla.
i* i.irpt.l and *!u-c.t»!i ami ihr
ii a.I.mir ami allt-f-ltvt* i* Irll. A
•I >i">* of Ihi* ii.e.|ii*init ha* oflra
atrluni* nml |..-rhit|B- fatal Uti«H
. N.i iiietliiin,. will ne| mrjn
il freeiiiit llie- J
!ii.l,.
the
bl
, t«n«ti|R.lK*i,
rti* Hitler*. SOr.
Ihe l'oln Atto
iS-rSii-ii-iirr^ Bros..
irnnit. Vie did nut fall o*lrep till , <D
nlf-ht,
eat or . .
nrnrly . ■.' !i „-:.: '■*.- awotn at 10 o'cloclc. 1
Thrn-an Laupbnl at our fright— knew it .
wa* tvit a hurclnr, tor It matin Inn much
tnil*e, anil n RtMM -would tint lined ■ lyinct \
ll waa plainly wholly liim«Ii).itlnii, J\ py | |
W« lrnm|ied and i*.nIfi ami almpprd nil n . _
thn nnitiliiy --*--■-?-■■-.■- ■--■r-i.-.i _ (J pply OT
ctrMi.. r-tomlnaat 1* oVha-k*'uaod up Q_-U —-I O*-.-.!.-.
.-Mi.. I. II. *i.I..-li.-t,tt.i:r!ili,1,-|.rll-l.llr . OCllOO! DOOltS
•ad
■ l.iilt l-o-w
<vTATI_ _VV\)V ^»^*«™S
OlAl lUJXJcSK I 5a»^"«^^
.!■.. ot l.-,ait.c lr, II. 1'.
Ih- lalrot ami l*-*t id nrtrr-
I!..* .Inn* line. The... *t*H
:. in** t'eiiiyli ICmnislv, I inn i ma
ire* uf bud iiil.l*. er.iilp anil
When in llml
trial
alia
li ..i ii, *- v ■ ..■'.:':■ i.oo; at Carrel's.
.MhoatM in., lair aad ft-nia.
Them i» a pretty lull" ttetj tnlil in
He lii.i..;-. Ailveitlaa-r ctamminj; an
anut uf the pn**- lit urth.Ii-.irni. nf l-.ii<
don ami Kir Walter Scull. ('uthtrilif
Blu.-lair, the Imty In ipn-nliioi, WM the
author nf it iiuiiiIrt nf -irtitl*. whieh at
ono litm* were tu gTi-ttt tt.-ut-ai, and one
of wltirh. "Hobday H.-*i-e." wa* n.-
«*e-iit:y [-iii-ii-t,. , hv tllaekie. h, In-r
earlier year* *he WM it Impii nt riflloT
at AbUilaf.ini, mid am ot th.-e en-ait*
alotia. ht-fom the auihnrahip of the
"Warerlfy Xov-la" had het-n publicly
aiiit.-J. *-li- 1*1* - nti.l **it W.ilit i wiili
-. riii-11 i iii;:.,t ii-i: .if htm~ If. tilth a
pi.itu nf very thin Uitialii. .iter the fitcu
nud tlm )iu*-ri]ili.iu uiiileru<*ii!h, "Tin-
Ciivnt Uiikmnvn."
Ho
■tSS and Btnrtrie- bo
...Id h
>'A. M.Ontrcl.
law
l-TJauU
jn »tniri ru-tie*- al tit
see nn
at rni-Ttrnrt- lonnerly
Sell ma
n. near the "-chord hi
dreat. T
. 81'K.VCKU. l-alo Alt
■*■" t , : -1 1 ,, . I *:-_.,_ r
*r nivl rou j jf jcaj want a mtwjfm f_ a l-nttle ot
ei|iial tei. M|,j __ Mir m\mtMm, that w..uld natu-
' "\ i_" I 1**"-f '**" '"r * Ithtm atupper i ■ ■ ..u**- .-'
iii'le lor t,lu ,*n"'"'r ,,IU,: ,'*'' C"IK Wi*»'d I"1 '-aleu
„_,,'. uphyUie cuuttuta uf tht* I*Hit*, lake
, th-"■-•- -t.i.l -t" i' it in *-..- rn ■ ttwill
Hi- ii I** nu)* rvtt.ua in acid* t rf any kind,
ghl and audi... net nm nf cli.-uiical* wilt d.vay
e.-21-lf- '** ,lw"'* '" fn(,t> iic M Knodfnrall
? , purvow,** an a glo**1 irtoppt*r.
,,,,. , A IU-j«|a -*Tt*Mlag.
ni! i'n.•••' ' Mi" W J''1,nir Morrill aud It-ary
UHt'tsl lit". W- R*,l,i*niw«. l"*»'i ot Wallhn.il. Ma**., \
■ ' wcrti niarri.d :.: Mr. Itobutann'* hmue j
t*c ur ui - r-a.nijjf j„ «_|t0|r _i«,70lt' rJuil*. After j
lhn rert'iuimy tbey alarted on Ihnlr ton- J
—— j data tot a lotir thn*-jgh Nrw H.iin j *li i n-.
Notice. Tho tadra-aald* and beat men were al- '.
j-i in km. la- h.r-l.i. klift ll l.ini* i.Iir.ii-
Decorating done for weddings, or cootumeo. Tbey threw rlco after tbo J
entertainments, parties, etc. nt cm,9l* ** H'ey whtvlod away.
very rcamnable rates. Addrcs- a-.*--. 0( m. i-..Ptrati-a.
"X." carcof TtWKS otfice. tpj Mooo«tiie Edlior— Who w-r-t-, that
article thu iii-.p-rt.Hi-_* on *'Tbo Pnu.t
TTI ■" Mark.-1?"
AH kinds of Mexican baud' 21*' Wlb>t*-^waM-Jit*wiL Why?
. , . ,- „ ,_ * Mauat-tutt Kliior—Nuthiitrf, only br
caived work at Carrels Harnessi mama Utban -t**mWltif bia_ab)<ct.-
Shop*. i Cjbicofp> TrtbtuM.
At I, prrclimly—bump, atop. *tr|i
atep, atnii—ll came again, llkenti um mail
cllmliliig tlm Ht.ilra-nlth n limity WM My
Irli'iid wo* *uiiiid ua|.*i|i, and 1 wn* tflail tit
IU [V.a.ltlh.-li.ill It. -iintllti.il tl.eil.R.r
1 -wa* tdttlag up atartng airalahl at It, im
aaw nothing. Hump, atop, .n-j,—»ri*,«a
tl*. routn to a wlt.iluw whom fit.-el a Iniftn
nrmi'l.iilr. I atnrud nntl Marttl nml ill.l
nut ovon wink, bat tln-rowa* tint li ing In
the ninth"—almpty tm thing. 1 beard no
ii-H-r.* >..iir.«!-. llrmtlilc** and frightanctt.
I oat there Ull rlthrr I fainted •%• fell
•uJra-p, 1 never uliall km.w vthlrh. Tbo
tiett lliliig 1 renllrod tt wn* murnlng.
Wiilh-r am! my frl Ion upnntliln-Mi-d.
Tliey hnd la-nrtl tititlilnRr and I kupl .(Ulut
-In,ut wb.it I had dmtm-d (!■,.
V.very night for tarn wee-k* thi* ant
thing l.-ij;- n.l Hy frtrod n. . i hetme,
and 1 went hou** hutilltig. lt unty look
mun abort half day tu fli.il Juat what I
waiili-il. Tltnli I mill lo Walter: "Till*
hou*,. I* |M amall, It*, dark, 100 euhl, leu,
everything. I l-iivo in.i-ii a hmiao uu W1I
kUpUt*-.1'
"All rlghl," horr-pllr-1,hut I i.---.i...l b*
1-.,'. .-1 a lltti* e t.ri -■:.:-. at UM, tbuugh h«
ttaiil ■nitliltig; neither did I.
Wbi'ii 1 luritriii.it iny Ininllord nf my In
IouiIihI rumuvnl, bo Nild, "Tbu huiiaoyi.ii
hove taken I* much ■mailer and dart-i
and colder than thi* tioc " .
"I .!■■!> t think aa," I rrj-l.ed ahortli. I
"By the way. Mr. II., did anybody out |
dla In Oil* bouau uf youtat"
"No, Mr*. Allen," ho aii-nvumd. "I
bought It nf tho man wbo built IL II* <
wa* an old man, John Huntlogton hy ,
name, who wa* latao la oao leg. and bo '
walked with a *t..nt (-ana 11* -rut to
N't-** .li*rBi*y i.. IlrcwIUi hl*daughh<r wbro :
alio wn* married, llndlilti't want tn go.
tin.null iml a bit. Hut bo I* living Ibrr* ;
tww,"
I ntnrrd, ami I often wonder If th* !
fplrlta of tbe living haunt ti*#pt-rt*«w_lcti
tbcalr 1- nt. lorev—Nrw* TribuD-
An *xeollen t n-pn*if oneo pirrn hy Gen- I
oral Itnlirrt t: Lt« to two mniubvr* uf bl* '
OtatX 1* prtntrd In Ufa, written by J- tm
__Mml_M_i
On i.lie ot-eulnn tail Uinmlict. of hi* j
atatf aal up Into ut nlgbl dlaeinulnc a ktag '.
ot whlaky and a probloni In nlgehrn. Upon
un - ini,; in.,- uf ii,,.ii, Iii iho murulng i ;• n -
cral I*.. Inrjulrvd a* uiual aftor hi* I ■ .,1th
and Iramnt la leply th it ho wa* auffrrlag
f rv m a b-adacba
"Ah. ooloncJ." i**_arknl Urte uld man..
"I hnvouftun iil*i-nrv-.I that whnu thu unknown quautltlna x and y at** reprnt-ut,*!
by a kog uf whlaky and a tin cup, tho *u- '
IUHon Of tbo . .-ii.-1'l..ll I- liRil.-illi n l..**.i ']•]]( )\| \s \*
i*ri attention.
University
Uo. Palo Alto
G.W. LaPEIRE
Gents' furnishing; goods.
en an.l deliven-i in PALO Al.TO. SttMC. \\AY£|BI.D.OAL.
;The Fal° Mt0 ■ Billiard Parlor
iii i In* but few vrait
i* ln.-itral.le. r\tr e
li* |on pro-KHinrM
tnl prrweril-cat local
to I** n eun*littition.il ili-eaa*
i end-re*, t.-j.nr.- >on*titulion*l
in. Haifa Catarrh Curt*, mu*
r-I lit V. J.Chenev A Oo., Toledo
the milt er.iiHtitiili.inal cure on
-Let. Ii i* hi ken interim lly in.
ruin 10 elrnjt* to n Ieiih**Miiifu1.
Ilrei-lly on the Ii1.*hI ami liin.iJ-U*
i of the -tslein. Tlier offer ooo
1 dollars for any trot*- it fall* to
ten*} tor ei renin nt and i,**iintoo-
THE FASHION
Shaving' ♦ .Parlors
All work curelulleaml neatly done
hy ex|i?rir-na*i*-1t-*orkmen--
llealera in Iu.pnrtt*.l
Itool I leer ami
Tubareo and Smtike-** A'rlieli-*
ulta.
E. C. MOSHER, I'r.p.
OUOy 0AU ri'H.K'lai'
l-iundry work calh-d for and deliv.
i.
;I*t. Hu
letter written hr Hi
in. nf lluiiundale.'Micli.. «e
teal tn make thi* cxtrad * "■
■n-ii.iti-.ti in r-tcottitiien.line
re-tuilt*
• Will 'furnish ynu
I KLKCTRIC LIOHTSj JJ^tf"'
Ueafncaa Cannot he Cured
elt.l
i the
my itHe, While I win. psn.ti.ir ul lbe
llaplial ITI.ure-li at Uive* Jitm-tinti al*
.'-ii- l.rutight .l.-.Hii with I'n.-1in-. '■■»
riwre-nlin*. Ijt Gii|t|*-. Terrible parol•
>*•'"* • ' 0*ang tt (in l.t taat hoar* ailh
little inlemipiion and il ocemi'd ** *'
Id.m.1 fiirvlvu them. A frirnd
r.v.,tiii,i,.|i,h.,i ijr. Ring, Xt-i, luvm-e-y;
it un* .,„i,-L- in it* -vork nntl I"/1'1'
- tii-t.i. i.,rt in iT*.ili-," Trial -■■•■■■*"
rre al ihe" I'alo Alio i" -irtnat-y. Ke_o-
art-iiae .*i0c.antl |l.
CATOR
M. H. KIXOOKIv
Tb* Char** ot Wlaalag.
->oekci^-I oat In a poker gama for ST j AttornoyoiaRt-ljAW
hmir* atralgbtawoy loat week, but a* I Km**a>rluni Hulldlna Nan Fnaitrlaei. '
"KC-gJSS-ii ltd,«.... ' A"".''«»' •>■*-*•••-""• «*™.«1 .«i
jour charge will recii
I and carefol attention.
re prompt
Hoatty'e Organs and Planoi
,____ PaOlaH W, U*r-_it-. r,f Waihlmi'ia I4M
... Tn'it-w-7'araiir-*-'1
Ii)g» Imy. aad by tt.a !*•-_
h...a.,L,J M;,-W|^
m 7
la-,1 in , ..liiiira ■ "" '- -
ul.. mm atrat aad '**•**
Q-al-l n t-..«hin lktir.nl. He na. _aat*r*U
•AB.t.1 n--.-,, s-a J-jntt. fietn icrslo Ml ■»"
trrnia. .mt rrct-Dity iSnlinral * trBtii*.**;
Ilein lut Ihe alatb trtm III! InaliaBira.t
I-l ..."l ""t"*n' ■■*- *■**)' l-|.iil*. »•"' -"*,,.
VOCAL TEACHER ond SOLOIST li-iSay^S(w^-^55
'•"•>"■' Kolldlne, ia,|0 t|| . *-iraa.ab«Mat_aol I-~.«>4*t_ ll-eittrat;
Ibeatal fi-.r,ch |, „ _|,,aJy tar rJ.f***,
r-eai.rv, otUt* liarlla rt.alracr *tttU_
ci.r *' *5___-_V3_t,*a'•Amity, •aaahln■flt.*.^,"
alto. I Jeraey. lot calalogoe. **
_M;ary pratt i.nTi.i:,
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