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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-01
THE c. l.. s. CIRCLE.
It's Reorganization in this City and the
Vast Good IL has Done.

Vast Good IL has Done.
The attendance upon the reorganization
of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle, in the Yonng Mems Christian Asso-
citation parlors, Tuesday evening the 2lst,
of September was gratifying even if the
Weather had been altogether fair. If there
had been no rain nor storm, it Is not exag-
gerating to say the parlors would have been
taxed 10 accommodate the attendance. The
number of those present TO speak mildly
was encouraging. The officers OF the year
past were reelected and the office OF Vice
President enlarged TO include two persons
instead OF one as heretofore. Guy X. {.
Allen, Esq, was unanimously chosen TO
the new Office. 4 brief constitution and
by laws was adopted signifying in part the
degree of development the local circle has
attained 10.
The spirit of the c. l.. S. c. grows upon
the love and admiration of its member
ship. 1t merits the hearty support it gets
from its present following Of many thou
sands. Some notion may be gained OF the
prevalence of its influence in Wheeling
when it is considered that from one con
gregation alone, in this city, fifty persons
were present at the Chautauqua Assembly
the summer past. Some of these have
signified their intention TO join the local
circle this year, and they will add Of their
Astounding enthusiasm to the enjoyment OF
the exercises The first meeting of the
Chautauqua year vii! convene this eve
ming in the commodious and hospitablt
Y. NJ. c. A. parlors, where the meeting.
will he held throughout the year. Now Is
the time to ION.
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BRILLIANTRECEPTION
GIVEN LAST EVENING By Mr.. AND MRS.
FRANK P. JEPS0S.
ALsrgs NanSsr Of Whssling's S,sisiy People Pres
szt Who Enjoy Ms Delightful Social
Ssas,n-ASwsu Affair.

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs F. p. Jepson
threw omen their hospitable residence, the
Pendleton Mansion, on Twelfth street, to
a number of friends, who were entertainer
in a very elegant manner. Carriages be-
gan arrivingat the Mansion as early as
$50 O'Clock and the guests were cordially
received by Mrs. Jepson, assisted by MIS-
Pendleton and the Misses PendletOn
At $50 progressive euchre was begun
and continued merTily until l1:3O when
refreshments, most excellent, were served.
During the progress Ofthe game Prof. Joe
Kramer's orchestra rendered a number Of
enhancing airs, and the scene was one OF
beauty made fascinating by the lovely
music. At the conclusion of the game It
was discovered that Mrs. Lewis Steenrod
and Major Ran. Stalnaker had won the
first prizes, which were very handsome.
The parlors were then cleared and
dancing was begun and kept up I'M
til two O'Clock this morning. The recep-
ton was a full dress affair, and the
toilettes of the ladies were beautiful be
yond description. 1t was one of the leading
social events of the season, and those VINO
were fortunate enough to be present Will
long and pleasantly remember the joys OF
the occasion. Among the guests present
the following were noticed:
Mrs. Eliza Zane, Mrs. Etfie Russell
Mrs. W. ?. Campbell, Wellsburg; Mrs-p.
K. McCourtney, Mrs. Robert Delaplalne,
Mrs. Updegraff, Mr.. and Mrs PlatOtf
Zane, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis SteenrOd, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hearne, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. McCabe, Mr.. and Mrs. AlOnzo Lor-
inc. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A ISett, Mr.. and
Ms. Geo. B. Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pat
terson, Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Harden, DR.. ana
Mrs. 4. F. Hustled, MI. and Mrs. Ollie Wilde,
SIr. and Mrs. J. B. fancy, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. REILLY, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Arnett,
Mr.. and NIrs. g. X. McMechen, Miss
Birdie Harrison, of Piedmont, Miss Lucie
Hart. of Clarksburg, Miss Helen Carrier,
Miss Belle McCabe, Miss Minnie LOring,
Miss Lucie Loring, Miss Louise Butler,
Miss Carter, Misses Shriver, Mr.. 4. W.
Campbell. Mr. Geo. L. Jingle, Mr.. o. {.
Dewey. Mr.. johnson y. Camden,
Jr.. Mr.. u. f. Stalnaker, Mr.. Hullihen
Quarter, Mr.. George Baird, Jr.,
Rev. L. K. Swope, DR.. ChaS. FrisSell,
Mcssrs. ). B. Harrison, Geo. y. Nardy,
Alex Updcgraff, Andrew Wilson, &. h.
McMechcn, w. W. Whitmyer, sam Pat
terSon. DR.. Dickey, DR.. K. NJ. Baird, Ran
dolph StaInaker, Alfred Carter, Jno. Da-
venport, Jim Dickey, 3. S. Allison, Jos.
Wrestling and Mr.. Gallaher, of Charleston.
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IN 4 SMALL WAY.

Pointed Pencillngs of Brief lie.nS Of Local
Interest.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday.
THE Alhambra rink will open this
evening.
THERE were two cases before His Honor
yesterday evening.
THE Board of Commissioners went ont
to the InfirmaTy yesterday on visit OF in
spection.
AN air pipe was blown off at the Wheel
ing Steel plant yesterday afternoon caus-
ing short delay.
THE members of Cyrene Commandery
No. Z, X. T., are summoned to meet at
their asylum this evening at o'clock.
T. NJ. GARyIX, ESQ, lectuFed to the
students Of the Business College yesterday
morning on the subject Of CONTRACTS
THE Ohio County Bar Association will
meet in the Court House at ? o'clock Sat
urday to elect officers and transact other
important business,
JOHN ROBRRCHT, lineman in the en-
ploy of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. lost his right eye by the end Of a
telegraph wire striking it, Monday last.
LAST night officers Grubler, Killeen,
Carney, Glenn and Bell raided the house
No. 81 Twentieth street, kept by Carrie
Reed, and arrested five inmates, one man
and four women.
ONE of the incidents of yesterdays base
ball game on the new Fair Grounds was a
rattling dog fight between a bull dog
owned by William MuldoOn and a local
brute of the New Foundland species.
THERE is good deal of excitement of
a natural gaseous and oily nature, in the
vicinity of Bethany. Pittsburgh and Wells
burg parties are leasing land right. land
left.
THE new Grand Opera House Pro-
gramme Is neat little sheet, and contains
besides number of advertisements several
columns of funny items and dramatic
notes. 1t will undoubtedly prove sue
cess.
THE meeting for the study of the Inter
national Sunday school lesson that was
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. building last win
ter will be resumed for this season tO-mor-
row. The classes will meet at the same
time it was held last year, 5 O'cloek Satur-
day afternoon, and the same general plan
followed then will be persued. DR.. Gun
ningham will conduct the study at the
opening.
THE Grand Opera House was crowded
last night to SET. Mr.. C. W. Barry and his
eOnnnany in fhe drama Of ESThe Snv ~ IT,
night will represented the thrilling drama
Escaped from Sing Sing" As this is the
first production of this famous play in the
city there will no doubt be tremendous
audience present. Mr.. Barry has proved
to be great fayorite in Wheeling. and his
support is good in all respects, On Satur-
day afternoon there will &c grand mat
inee for the ladies, when the price will
BE only 25 cents to all parts of the house.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Billy McMechen was in town yesterday
Judge j. II. CASTOR was in the city yes
terday.
The new lock boxes for the postoffice
arrived yesterday.
Mrs. Eliza Cass has sold her property in
the north end for 81 800
Captain +. Thomas. Of the Lizzie Town.
send: is laid up with illness.
The colorcd ball in Heinlein's, Wednes-
day night, was quite success.
Qnite number Of bridgeport people at
tended the THE Gladiator" last night.
A man named Broom was severely hurt
while unloading railroad iron on the e. &
y. yesterday.
There is probably no town in Ohio Of
the size of Bridgeport which contains as
many dirty, ugly, black, uncouth cuI
dogs.
w. X. Butcher, teacher of the West
End school, has returned from AshtaLula
where he has been attending the funeral
Of friend.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.

The marks on the landing LAT "a
showed 6 feet ) inches. and r,.ng .sx
inch an hour.
Marks at other point, oil Crt
ches and falling; ParkerS . NIB
falling; MorgantOwn, } fect 10 lsl
stationary; Brownsville, ! i-i 5 ..
and falling; Lock No {, : Gort lIa3p
falling.
The steamer Andes wiilla,tChsu
for Wheeling this evening.
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VOW IiierarN CIrcie.

Last evening about fifty citizens of the
Island met and organized the Garden Spot
Circle OF the Chantapgua Literary and
Scientific Circle, electing officers as fol-
lows: Ex-prcsident, Prot. ". II. Ander-
son; President, Prof James NJ. Lee; Vice
President, Alexander Mitchell; Speaker,
John c. Hutchinson: Recording Secretary,
John L. Wise; Financial Secretary. W. i.
Irvine; Treasurer, W. J. Lukens; Chap
lain, William Harvey; Sergeant-at-Arms,
F. J. Schuman; DOOrkeeper, F. p. Hall;
Trustees, l.. o. Smith, Dr. f. C.. Myers,
II. p McGregOr.
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The GlatiiatOr.

An audience Of average size, and of more
than average intelligence and refinement
sat attentiyely through the five interesting
acts of 'Spartacus,' at the Opera House,
last night. During many passages they
hung spell-bound on the elOcution of Mr..
Downing, who is undoubtedly among the
greatest of American actors. His pOr-
trayal of the noble and magnificent Bar
barian left nothing for the Imagination Of
those familiar with DIR. Birds tragedy to
add. His principal support, Mr.. Aveling,
was suffering from a severe attack of
hOarseness, utportrayed his part wOrthily
notwithstanding
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BEATEN AT BESWOOD.
4 Stranger Falls Among Thieves and
Dome In,

4 Stranger Falls Among Thieves and is
Done Up.
Ahout : o'clock yesterday morning a
case of badly hc.tca man being found
in Mr.. KearnS coal house was reported to
the City Sergeant of BenwoOi. who imme-
diately went to the premises and with
assistance clnductoI the man to the drug
store where he received tn" necessary sur
gical aid and from thence removed him to
the lookup, where he now rests. Upon
investigation it was aSceTtained that he
was Il stranger who had lrequented some
of the saloons on Wednesday, and who
was last seen in ono OF them between II
and II o'clock that night In these sa-
looms it is said he exhibited roll of
money, and it is generally supposed that
he was followed by two of the men
with whom he had picked up
an acquaintance and in their efforts to Sc
cure his purse and watch they beat him to
an insenSble condition. He remembered
leaving the saloon and going down
towards the station, and upon reaching a
hay stack, concluded to sleep there. He
was helped to the coal house near by some
people who saw him lying there, and who
reported the else Several pools of blood
were found near the hay stack and marks
of the aifray are to be seen about it. The
unfortunate gave his name rs - Reese,
from Kansas City, Mo. He is about b
years old, and well dressed. His hurts are
very severe, embracing broken jaw and
bad scalp wounds.
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Yesterday. Base Ball Game.

The game of base ball on the New Fair
Grounds, between Robert Downing's COM
paay and the Mcclure House nine, yester-
day, resulted IL lictOry for the Mcclure
House by score OF 10 to y, game called
at the end of the fifth inningOn account OF
darkness The features of the game were
the fine pitching of Mr. Muldoon. The OPP
posing side was not able to hit him for
three singles, to say nothing Of the three or
four baggers.
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A MOST LIBERAL OTFEE

THEVoLTAIC BELTC0.. ManAs,.E
offer TO send their Celebrated Volts
and Electric Appliances on th.r'y Z
trial 10 any man afflicted With NnS
bility, Loss OF Vitality, MlES"t
illustrated pamphlet in sal"i m.
with full particulars, lai,i"I IRE :
them nj once
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MAKE ITAGENERoUs BENEFIT.
Wheeling People should Lend Their A.
distance tn a Worthy Cause.

Wheeling People should Lend Their A.,
sistance to a Worthy Cause.
The people Of Wheeling have always
heretofore been very charitably inclined
when they could help people in distress,
and have never let an opportunity PISS
when they might do good in such a cause.
But it looks very much rs if they were 90:
lag to renOunce their good record. 4 call
has been issued for aid, from the Charleston
sufferers and Madame d AURA, Mrs. F. J,
Norton and Arion Singing Society, think
ing that Wheeling's musical talent could
be used to good effect TO secure a good
sized fund to help relieve the suffering,
they decided to give two concerts and give
the people more than the worth
of their money in entertain.
ment and also ALLOW them
the opportunity Of contributing to laud,
able charity. The newspapers and several
job Offices have advertised and furnished
posters free of charge Manager Foose has
agreed to give the use of the Opera House
free of charge for two nights and every
body in anyway connected with the affair
In lending their assistance and talents free
of any cost whatever. Reserved seats have
been on sale at Banners music store all
week, and our charitably disposed
people have had opportunity
to buy seats. still the
sale is very small, considering the occasion
This surely should be otherwise. 1t is in
deed, discouraging TO the brave ladies who
so hFayely took up the cause and pushed
it through The first concert will he given
this evening and the programme is of IN
usual excellence, while those who are to
render IL are too we'll known to need fur
ther commentator. 1t hehooYes all citi-
zens, and most OF them can afford it, to
help along the good cause. If you do not
mark off your seats go to the concert any
way, and do not allow Wheeling to lose
her reputation as a generous respondent
when the needy call for help. Friday and
Saturday evenings, remember.
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OnenInp of Their New Hall.

This evening the members Of the Young
Mems Democrat Club will hold their first
meeting in their new hall on the third
floor of the Franklin Insurance Company's
building on Twelfth street, on which &C.
casion it is proposed to have number of
speeches ami a general jubilee. Every
member of the club should make special
effort TO attend.
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BENwoOD.

Mr.. Sam Mcdonald is suffering an attack
Of typhoid fever.
Some needed repairs are being put on
the Main street cutters.
A limited number Of our inhabitants
will attend the charity concert.
Mr. David Croan had one Of his feet
badly scalded at the stea plant one day
this week.
The Wheeling company's plant was idle
Wednesday, owing to its being out Of fuel,
but worked yesterday.
; The Katie Stockdale, which has been
tied up above the Bellair, wharf boat, for
some weeks, left yesterday.
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Grooming ON n Bed Of Agony,

In the throes Of rheumatism, which has reached
the inAammatOry stage, the invalid has just
cause TO deplore the inefieiency of medicines
which could neither uproot the disease at its
outstart nor avert its dreaded climax. Hostel
tiers stomach Bitters is q medicine which, with
out the danger attending the use Of some of the
ordinary specifics for this malady, is infinitely
more searching and elective. Used at the start,
IL checks the progress Of the DISEASE and expels,
or neutralizes the rheumatic virus In the blood.
Who SO takes il ineurs no risk, and Is sure TO be
Seneotsd Valuable in rheumatism, il is
EQUALLY sfsealsous as o remedy for neuralgia
liver Complaint, INDICATION, ehills and fever,
debility, and inactivity Of the kidneys and blad-
der. Il may, also, be relied upon to PROMOTE
sleep aud sppetite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-01

have spared no effort to make the conyen-
ton successful and profitable in every re-
spect. All delegates are requested to he
at the B. & o. depot at 7:35 a. m, Wheel
ing time). on Thursday. Train returning
leaves Elm Grove at 600 p. m. Fare for
round trip. - cents. Entertainment will
he provided delegates to the convention.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer Of real estate
was left Tor record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed made September y, 1ood, by Mary
Il. L. Gilchrist and James her husband, TO
George r. +. Gilchrist, for part Of lot
No. /, in subdivision 4 of the Shepherd
estate. Consideration, $1,000.
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West NirglnIa drains.

The following patents have been granted
t. West Virginians for the week ending
September 80: 1894, Edward A. Ben,
nett. Weston, W. Va, arm-rcSt; $40, $50,
William Row, Wheeling, W. Va, boiler
cleaner: $40, s23, William 5. StrOther,
PhilIppi, W. Va, planter; $40. 1863, John
D. Watson and J. 4. Wilcox, Wyatt, W.
Va, apparatus for boring cylinders.
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Buchlen'. Arn,cs ,sl''

The Best Solve in the word Il u
Bruises, Sore, Ulcer, sal, RheuH y
Sores, letter, Cbapp'i Hand', chi'l'il
Corns, and all Skin EruPiionS Az :
lively CURES PILES, or 10 fuy f-guii'S
is guaranteed to give st''i'el't
money refunded. p-iH - N'ht 80
For sale by Ingan hCo
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Tho Closing Business.

The business of the fourth annual meeting
of the Womens' Home Mission PresbyteriaI
of Washington Pre'bytery, was completed
at the First Presbyterian church
yesterday. The business Meeting was
opened at 9o'clock by the President, and
after q neat address of welcome and re-
Spouse the minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. After roll-call several
committees were appointed and
after the reports cfthe Treasurer, Mrs. NJ.
4. Thompson, the report Of Corresponding
Secretary, Miss Helen Atkinson, and the
Auxiliaries' reports, the morning session
adjourned.
The afternoon session at , o'clock was
opened by Bible reading, conducted by
Mrs. RrOwnson. An interesting paper iOn
SissetOn mission was read and after re-
marks upon il, Mrs. j. G. Hupp read z
paper The committees then presented
their reports and after prayer the meet
was adjourned.
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will sell round trip tickets 70 hls = J,
$50 and Washington, "a -,
Sunday morning, T'aln' lave d
7:35, city time.
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FLOUR.
MbeeIin9 Re9istfn
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY,
Index 20 New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
Boots and ShOes-A. G. Wincher.
For Sale or ENchange-Island Cottage.
Magic Tooth Powder-R. II. List.
Bargains in Dry GOOds-SIOne & Thomas.
School BoOks-C. II. Quimby.
FOURTH PAGE.
FlOur-MCMechens',.
NOtice-YOung Mems Democratic Club.
Wholesale LiquOrS-Peter WelIy & Co.
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The LIND chaur.nau, CnlI,

All Island residents IHisr'''''i .,
nroposed Island Chsutauqua Irh -
qucsted 10 meet this s'enih4' a -
the residence Of Mr. T. }. s'0af -
Front street. to discuss 'b' m'iir -
ganize.
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ABOUT THE CITY
Barn Burned.

The barn of Mrs. Julia Curtis, near West
Liberty. was entirely destroyed by fire
Wednesday night, entaiiiug loss OF be-
tween s. 600 and $1,000. The fire vas OF
inCendiary origin.
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THE WEATHER.
THERMOMETER RECORD.

Mr.. c. sehnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature, yesterday: I a. M, 40; IL
u, IL; p. M, 20; p. NJ, 80.
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October l.
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, local rains, followed by fair
weather, nearly stationary temperature,
northwesterly winds.
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Extensive arrangements are being made
by the local Posts and citizens of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny for the observance OF
G. A. r. Day on the above date.
The usual exercises incidental to the
day will be observed, and everything looks
favorable to a reunion that shall eclipse
any previous effort.
The grand perade will take place at two
O'clOcl; in the afternoon in which 5000
Veterans and Sons Of Veterans will partic.
ipate.
The Pan Handle has arranged to sell
cheap excursion tickets TO Pittsburg and
return for all afternoon trains of the 4th
and all trains OF the 5th with full limit of
return by regular trains until Wednesday,
October 9th.
Small bills will be distributed giving
time Of trains and rates of fare. Look out
for them.
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WE LEAD THE ENTIRE STATE IN
GentIGTnNn'S Fine Clothing

would thorough work and rich trimmings on
and hundreds of our In Mammoth Stock You mo
every Fabric and every Style NOW the time for particular people 10 make
unbrokn and they have first choice
oka Homespuns Tweeds Caslmes lr'
width VIC" wales I'm
Pinhc Mixtures oi every dPun I
lines Dark Shades Fashionable and Elegant Fabrics I'M
Clothing You'll De
Handy Comfortable and Sensible FrOcks the Elegant Ch
field the displaying Getaway mans fancy and the ever
suits that mt for every calling profession VI
opt Suits and good taste whether home OF
abroa walks with
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Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time
Train leaving Bridgeport at 80 p. m.,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest.
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THE ladies will turn out n '"o'
Grand Opera Hou~ SATURDAY, '"'
Admission 81 cents.
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Ohio County sunday School Association.
A committee composed of representa-
tives from the different determinations
have sent f6Fth call to all the Sunday
schools of Ohio county, stating that there
would be convention of Sunday school
workers Of the county for the purpose of
organizing a Sunday School Association.
The time set is Thursday, October :, 1886,
and the place OF meeting is in the stone
church at Elm Grove. Considerable in
terest is being manifested by those en-
gagged in the work, and the committee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-01

II you want to learn shorthand writiD
send one cent stamped self-addressed en-
velope to Slice & Dibes, Stenogrspherl
Columbus, o.
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Music at the Alhambra Rink Friday
and Saturday nights
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MrsIc 1t the Alhsnbra LIZ
and Saturday nights
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IT.. IL A %.

MrsIc at the AIhambra h's j.
and Saturday nights
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THE matinee at the Grand Qpera House
Saturday afternoon viii draw a tremend-
ops crowd. Admission 25 cents.
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EVERY lady should 90 to the matinee at
the Grand Opera House Saturday afternoon.
Admission % cents.