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President, THIS Company is aurhorized to act as Execu- tor, Trustee, Administrator, Guardian, Agent and Receiver. legal depository for Court and Trust Funds. Takes the entire charge of real and personal estates, collecting the rents and profits and attending to all such details as an individual in like capacity could do. Receives deposits subject to sight drafts, allowing interest on daily balances, and issues certificates of deposit bearing interest. NKET For Steamer Wear, For the Bath, For the Nursery. For the Sick-Room, For Sleeping Cars, For Traveling, For Men, Women, Children, an for Baby. $2.75 to $35.00. —atT— NOYES BROS. WRAPS. WRICHT & DITSON, LARGEST MAKERS OF FINE LAWN TENNIS GOODS IN THE WOKLD. at & airs S i Lawn Ten. ide, contaln ing Kulea Photo. | graphs of Payers, rttcles on the Tn Ife. Send for Catalogue. GTON ST., BOSTON, MAKK, SHIRTINGS. From these goods we carry in stock or make to special order CH SHIR’ For Traveling Shirts FRENCH SHIRTINGS ee ie cae Game, ete. BY t BRO Wasi SCOTCH MADRAS ENCLISh CHEVIOTS: AND PURE SILK SHIRTINGS ar ™ Hunting or Yachting * Office Coats jouse Coats * Bath oF Sick-Room “ Ladies’ Biouse Waists NOYES BROS. Tennis and Yachting Suits, Blazers, Shirts, Trousers, Caps, Belts, Sashes and Cummer- bunds, In stock or made to order from Flannels, Oxfords, Cheviots, Madras and Pure Silk Shirtings, aT NOYES BROS. Washington & Sumner Streets, BOSTON, MASS, U.8. A. | Hesse The Summer VOTESTV SVSVVSVSSSSSO Beginning with # The May Numbz,, ‘CENTURY: During the summer months THE Century MaGaziNe will publish a req] variety of seasonable articles, devoting unusual space to fiction, travel and acves| ture. In addition to its serials there will be a profusion of SHORT ILLUSTRATE STORIES. presenting a most attractive programme for vacation reading. The Anglomaniacs,—a brief novel of New York society, writs by an anonymous author and illustrated by Dana Gibson,—will begin ina early number, and continue during four months. Adventures of War Prisoners,—s number of papers ty Union and Confederate soldiers, descriptive oftheir prison experiences. They are in the strictest sense stories of adventure. No articles of wider or mor intense interest have ever appeared in THe Century. Other Notable Features wit) te an article on “Track Athletic, by Walter Camp, illustrated from instantaneous , photographs ; “Little Venice, a vacation nove! ette; “A Provengal Pilgrimage,” illustrated by Pennell; Les. don Polytechnics and Pecple’s Palaces’; En lish Cathedrals (St. Paul’s, Wes minster, etc.); “American Cliff Dwellings’ he Single Tax,” by Her: George and Edward Atkinson ; the conclusion of Jefferson's Autobiography . “Friend Olivia"; and much else of more than ordinary interest. THE MAY CENTURY. scone wall be issued May 1st. It cootains Was Either the Better Soldier?" and ** Which was dr Better Army?" two articles of the greatest interest to Union and Confederate soldiers as wel as to civilians, There are also a number of martial articles, stories and poems approprat © Memorial Day; among the contributors being Walt Whitman, Brander Matthews an: “The Women of the French Salons” begins in this number, Hasrations socopaeying i ds highly interesting series being among the most striking features of Tux CexTeRy's sonne moaths. George Kennan contributes “Blacked Out,” a paper describing the methods of de Russian Press Censor, Other contents of the May Crexruny irclade two papers on Maric [ib kirtseff, with new portraits, and engravings of several of her pictures; a profusely illustrated as icle on poultry raising; several articles un Washington, iMtastrated by bi bisherto unpubl red po and relics; Cole's Engravings: Joseph Jefferson in “Australia ers on Con ‘Theodore O'Hara, and the Arid Lands; three short storie: Paes by Thomas Bailey Alea and others; and the usual departments. The May CENTURY is for sale by dealers everywhen Price, 35 cents THE SUMMER CENTURY — May to November (six months)—will be sent by the publishers, post-paid, to any address, upon receipt of $2.00. THE CENTURY CO. 33 East 17th Street, New York. VVVTVVVTVVOVSTO0: BURNETT’S WwoOoD VIOLET. This exquishe perfume} exquisite perfume t made from the true violets «| the low pricé of this aria makes it a necessity to thor who love the flower. Also Perfume of Garden Hellatrops | Perfume of Southern Jasmise, Perfume of English Sweet-Bris, For Sale at Retail at the following Prices Small Size, Gold Plated Sprinkler Top, Four-Ounce Bottle, Glee Stopper, Eiemt “ Sixteen" $1 aay HAVE a series of 6 ine = ries of G outline draw] 5. sin senerally In New Voki Chon ings of little girls like the above, which are printed on water-color paper ready for coloring. Full directions for coloring accompany each set, and the scries will be sent anywhere on receipt of 25¢. Phete Engraver, H.C. BROWN. 45 4 97 Frankfort 8. N.Y. St. Louis, Boston, and all Larc® crt towns, by dealers in fine perfumery; If yo druggist does not keep it, send 12 cents 2% we will send a good-sized sample of any of above perfumes by mail, securely packed, pos paid, to any address, JOSEPH BURNETT & CO, 27 CENTRAL STREET, BOSTON. comicbooks.com