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J. sent to Boston the oth- | ¢ er day for a pair of the Send ‘Me 10 Cents old reliable ** Boston $75 Garters.” He knew the feeling of ** caste” she vere t=) LONDON WHIFFS | .\o eyonrce: CUBITAS (3lld Havana Ctgaroa). The officers in the American navy who were educated at An- napolis are not only educated to be soldiers, Will be sold in late June and early July by the Santa Fe Route, at the time of the N. E. A. Convention in Los Angeles. Liberal stop-overs and. choice of return routes. Particulars on application. The Santa Fe Route is 24 to 36 hours shorter than any other. Thete are the only It ersons tools youl ig Cais doubt the superiority of the Sohmer piano let them try for them- Chicago, 1, | selves and be convine- Bo Md, not only that. the Sohmer is the best, but that it will continue to be the best. NEW MODELS, Chainless, . . . 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An Omnibus leisurely waiting for its | Load in the Suburbs of the Cuban Capital. If the army- beef Address General Passenger Oftce, ‘The Atchison, Topeka & Satta To Railway, cuicaco. SEE OUR CATALOGUE. OOOOOOOOOOO POPE MFG. CO., Hartford, Conn. No politics, te. A Prese Catting tturenu will end ou ail ‘oewaraper clippings. biel Jou, yoar trieads, or aby subject OD HENRY LINDENMEYR & #ONS, PAPER WAREHOUSE. Noa. 32, 4 and 96 Bleecker Street, Branch Warehouse, ® beekman Stree. Naw Tors. 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