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A num­ ber of representative students in the chief European countries have formed a committee to arrange for a commem­ oration of this occasion, and they now invite subscriptions to a fund for the endowment of research and scholar­ ship in Mommsen’s special field. The ultimate form of the endowment will be settled by the historian himself. The treasurer of the general commit­ tee is Ilerr Ludwig Delbruck, 61 and <1. Mauerstrasse, Berlin. Dr. Momm­ sen was born at Carding in Schleswig, November 30, 1817. H* became professor of law at Laiptig Harper’s Bazar la a journal for the home gives the latest informations with regard tc the Fashions, ami its numerous illustrations Prais designs. aud pattern sheet supplement« are imlispenslble alike tothe home dressmaker and the professional modiste. No expense if spared to make its artistic attractiveness of the highest order. Its tr.ght stories, amusing com edies, and thoughtful essays satisfy all tastes, and its last page is famous ns a budget of wit and humor. In its weekly issues everything if iueltined whiee is of interest to women The Serials for 1498 will be written bv Walter Besant and Edna Lyall. Christine Terhune Herrick will furnish a practiial series, entitled “At the Toilet." Grace King, < »live Thorne Miller, and I'andnte Wheeler will be frequent contributors The work of w . nan in the Columbian Expo­ sition will be fullv represented with many i'J- us’ritions T. W. Higginson in “Woniei and Men,” will please »cultivated audience. J For Information and free Handbook writ« to MUNN * CO- »1 B boaowat , N»:w Y ork . Oldest l .ireau for securing patents In America. Every patent taken out by ».« is brought before the public by a notlca given I reo of charge lu the 8OLDIZR8, CHILDREN, land. From 1870 to 1854 he was the eloquent preacher of Athens, when he became archbishop. After the reli­ gious congress is over the archbishop intends making a tour of the country. Speaking of the proposed movement and • to join the , . Greek . , . _ English church- es» archbishop _ said: : “It may come, but there are many difficulties in the way. I like the movement, and desire the union most heartily, but perhaps it is not time yet. As to a union with the Catholic church, there are many almost insurmountable difficulties; the time for such a union is very far off. It will, doubtless, be some time before the Greek church makes a change of any kind.” I Dr. Mommsen, the Famous German Jurist and Historian. The success of this Great Cough Cure is without a parallel in the history of medicine. All druggets are authorized to sell it on a pos- itfve guarnute •. n test ! hat n 1 otlierc recan rjccosHfu’ly stand. That it may become known, the Pronrictors. at-an i normous ex­ it -nxe, are placing a Sin:ple Bottle Free into every home in the Ui’.iied Siat-'t anti Canada. 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Abbey’s lllustratioiisof Shakespeare's at the University of Athens y,:ars Comedies will be continued Literary articles 1 ftange—Harney and Grant county Oregon Later he studied for a year in n. will be contributed bv Charles Eliot Norton, . P. O.—Burns, harnev county. Or. 1 • the Mrs. James T. Fields, William Dean Howells, university of Strasburg before the Brander Matthews, and others. annexation >to Germany, a“d three V «* A Q 11 K zv - « —. 2 _- • . • years at the HARPER’S PERIOi’ICS universities Berlin ■tifie I I USTRATED Eithor Right or FRICK SI-S5 PKlt Y P. O. Box Magazine Hortet branded which wo propose to send to you. transpor­ tation pula. The little darling rests agailist a pillow, and is in th»* act of drawing off its pink sock, the mate of which lias been pulled off and flung aside with a triumphant css». The flesh tints are perfect, and the eves follow you, no matter where you stand. Theexqui- site reproductions of this great«>st painting of Ida Waugh ithe most celebrate«! of modern painters of baby lift" arc to b«’ given to those who subscribe to Demorest’s Family Muga- aine for lRUtt. The reproduction« cannot be told from the original, which coat $«0ll. and arc the same si»» .17x22 inch«*'. The bHt.y is life siae, and absolutely lifelike. We have also in preiairatiotx,. to present to our sub- serlbera during IXSI. other great pictures by « lehurt stsasPercy Moran,Maud Humphrey, Louis D.uehamps. and others of world-wide renown. Take only two examples of what we did .1 »ring th ■ past year. “ A Yard of Pan- sios,” and “ A Wliito lb use Orchid” by the wife of Pre»» lent lt;irri*cn, and you will see ■rh.it .nr pnn»f«»*t»’ t un. Those wno S'llrsl nhc for Demorest’s Family M Kuzene for 1 V-'t will pt-ssees a gallery oi ex- ¡iiisite works of tirt of i real vh I i . c , tn-shles a M i raxine that «•annot n ' equal«*! 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When nr is time is mentioned, subscription will hegit with the Number current atthetimcof receipt of order Bound volumes of Harpers Bazar for th re« year in neat cloth binding, will be sent bv mall p.'Stage paid’ or by express, free of expense (provided the freight does not exceed one dol I hi tier v. lume) or 87 a volume. Cloth cases Jo 'each volume, suitable for hind Ing will be s entby mail poepaid cn receip of |l ''ft h. Remlttsnees should be made by PoslOfflcs Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss A trees HARPER A BROTHERS 14D- «nepers are r.ot to cop> snv one nor all of th above a.i ‘l*emen’s without the expr se ■ ¡«.er of HARPER BROTHERS. sb á 3 THEODOR MOMMSEN- while still a young man. Having been dismissed for the part he took in political affairs he was made titular professor of law at Zurich in 1852. at _______ Breslau ____________________ in 1854 and at Berlin in 1858. In 1875 he was appointed professor of jurisprudence in the university )X Zata, Jsuw \urk «_tj>