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Sead mone) vy tegwtered tal, SACERVENSWICK -|Saturday, Feb.2o9th, Hon. T.V, Powderly of Pa., Ex-General Master Workman Knighis of Labor, AG H. Waite of Ohio, retired. with as, by mn =i ‘Soragee Correspondenre School of Law, Rec ermns iiceseda. When a man’s temper gets the best of him it generally reveals the worst of him.— Wade Whipple, | espraisarres . Spring Styles will be introduced on at our own stores and author- ized agents throughout the United States. Nothing is useless to the man of sense; he turns everything to account.—La Fontaine. UNEQUALED IN PURITY, STRENGTH. Because IT’S PREPARED BY MACHINERY | NOT BY HAND. God gives every bird its food, but he docs not throw it into the nest.—/. G. Holland. THE CELEBRATED SOHMER Pianos aro tho Bost. ‘Warerooms: 149-155 E. 14th St., New York. ‘The buying public will please not cont Soumex Piano with one of a similarly sounding name of cheap grade. Our name spelle— S—0-H-M-E-R. | 160 The Leadin, gli 227 avana Cigar ‘THE UNITED STATE: i Gelaay apared Sugars” We preter you Leas) soul vet of sour tesier. it Reuse. tot they seil better. * How do you suppose the new woman will use her latch-key?” “* Precisely as the old man did—sit on the steps and wait till the house comes round."—Detroit Free Press. Aout) Constable K2Ca, Real Laces. Bridat Veils, Lace Flounces, Lace Collars and Handkerchief. NOVELTIES. Made-up Laces. Monssetine de Soit, Chiffons, Nets, Veitings. Embroideries. Embroidered All-Overt. Edgings and Insertions, Mousseline, Batiste and ‘Thos High ot NEW YORK. @ UNCLE SAM WANTS Brigit young and the Civ S E Customs, Interal 1 ‘mental, Tealwar Sail Srv. the Governinteat Printing ¢ ‘Of new appolntiaenta to be earit Chances cuceiient for those We prepare by tall” Particulars as to ta trict, dates, ete, PREE, If you mention Juvdx. Address NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE, ‘Washington, D.C. Thare ain't no amount ov wizdom kan beat a lucky phool.—/osh. Billings. MONARCH KING OF BICYCLES Beloved by his subjects because he does right by them. There's goodness and merit in every inch of his kingly fame. 4 nodal $50 and $n fli gurasiced._or eb Monarch Cycle Mfg. Co. Lake, Halsted and Palton Sta, CHICAGO. 4B Meade St, NEW YORK. Do you liken en; If so send Cus ta e ps a sample I kind’ y comicbooks.com