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ArtinoInI Iinnhs

Best artificial leg manufactured. Artificial
Limb Manufacturing Company, 900 Penn avenue,
Pittsburg, Pa. Write for a descriptive cata-
logue. Address all communications to DR.. j. W.
Thompson. who has been Secretary and general
manager for twenty three years.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Palace Circle OF
Kings Daughters VIII meet tomorrow at 2
O'Clock in tile afternoon al the Kings Daughters
Home for lncuTables to arrange for naming and
placing the furniture in their room.
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SPIRIrU ALTSAI.
A RRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY
~ A TEST AND NO IMPOSITION.
so SURE OF MY POWER THAT CAN AFFORD
TO WAIT THE RESULT.
THE KING OF ALL PROPHETS.

THE KING OF ALL PROPHETS.
Professor Joseph tells past, present and future.
and does not make any charges unless satisfaction
is given. don't advertise what l can do, but call
and judge for yourself.
1t would be useless 10 say more about Professor
Joseph; his numerous references speak for him,
The press well home references prOnOunca
him the greatest living medium the face OF the
globe He has resided in the city of Chicago ten
years and is known to all the prominent Peep lie OF
the city OF San Francisco.
Seud for one OF Professor JoSeph'S mammoth cir
eularS, with portrait OF himself aud more OF his
power, with fun description OF the different charms
for uniting the separated causing speedy mar
riages. good luck No attention will be paid ieI-
tiers unless stamp ineiosed
ALL CHALLENGES ACCEPTED
Persons wishing TO win the love or affection OF
any person should procure Professor Josep MS genu
Inc magic CHARM and no charge will be made until
the work is finished.
Any one calling at my ONCE can see the many tes-
timoaials that have been sent TO me and are open
for Inspection. iodrs, truly
my30 7t+ PROFESSOR JOSEPH, 412 TAYLOR st.
A RRIyED-MRS DR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
"A YORK; Is only natural born trance medium In
the world is seventh daughter born with double
ven and wonderful prophetic gilt OF second sight;
thlS she VIII prove; every hidden mystery revealed;
tells your entire life In dead trance gives yournam9
IN Iuii, also your future husband wife: In bust
ness, lawsuits, marriages, divorces deaths uniting
the separated, removing evil influences restoring
LOST love she has no equal. and wishes 1t distinctly
understood that she adVertSeS nothing out what Sho
can do; all who In trouble nvied to call anu 90
convinced; $4,000 challenge TO any medium whO
can excel her. ParorS, 1920 Market, opp lth 33dt1
CPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN. MRS. L.
~ CAkEER, IL Third St, hours 10 TO l. JeZ %
MRS. j. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRVoYANT, TEST
hA medium and life-reader. Turk ST. apps Il
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THE Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming,
713 Hilbert street, are now open for the season..
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MERIT wins, and the fact that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla actually accom- pishes what is claimed for it
is what has given this medicine popularity and
sale greater than that of any other blood purifier
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ALL shades colored silk Astracan, SOC yard
Pioneer Dry Goods Store. 105 Fifth street.
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CHOICE cream mixed candles In 2, 4, and ID
japanese lunch baskets, 25o Ib. 1Ownsend's. .
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JONI OBYRNE, late acting District Attorney of
New York, is now practicing his profession. ONCE
405 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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LADIES are greatly benefited by the use of Argos
tura Bitters, the South American Tonic OF Dr. j. G..
b. Slegert & Sons. ASK your druggist.
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THE MORNING CALL.
PUBLICATION oFFICE:

RS a larger circulation than any ether
ey spaper published in San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

BEAIHAM'S TILls CUIt SICK utdudCHb,
EXTRA mincc pies. SWANS. 2l3 Suffer street
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Any ONE KNOWTNG WHEREABOUTS OF
~ CHARLES BRADY, son of Joseph Brady, FORM
erly of County Cayan, parish of Mullagh town OF
CuddyTork, viii please address 17l6 Powell ST.
San Francisco, Cal. lt%
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II HOULTBY, INTERIOR DECORATOR AND
II. paper-hanger; wallpaper and frescO cleaning
a specially. 33l Suffer ST. bet. Grant ana
Stockton ST.; telephone No. 1855; WORK done short
notice mYl4 BOT
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DEVELATION TO LADIES: DR. KIRKWOOD s
II Safeguard: infallible beneficial, healthy agents
wanted. KirkWood Hard Rubber Co., Murphy Build
inc Cal i46
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FINANCE Il ASK YOUR HELP; SECRECY
i guaranteed. Address c. r. B., Box a. this
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I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
Il price; easiest terms new and secondhand
furniture and carpets stoves and ranges; highest
price paid for secondhand goods; open evenings
1Ol7, 1919, 1921, 1923 Mission ST., bet Sixth aud
Seventh. j.. NOONAN Il
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DRESS-CUTTING TAUGHT FREE; AM HERE
~ TO advertise the new. tailor system of dTess-cut
ting; iussordertto get sNeeIy start will teach all
the first % scholars f[ee: j Will teach how
to cut the celebrated seafsess waist, waist with
out seams darts Partisan Nartless baSqueS, seam
less shoulder capes, French bias darts II different
sleeves and ali the latest novelties. Come aud have
a lining cut at "The Ladies' Tailor Emporium" Su-
preme Court Building, cor. LaRkin and MeAllister
streets ie2
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A DDRESS BUREAU, COMMERCIAL AND So
~ cial, for addressing envelopes and circulars;
special lists for certain departments of trade FUR
nlshed 1913 Market History Bldg RIM. 81, top floor.
A COMPARTMENTS. PIANO LESSONS; CALL
~ at pupils homes MRS. HOLLIS, l047 Mission
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AIDES, ATTEN hon NINE. DEVERAUX'S
IL preventive waters never fail; warranted to be
perfectly harmless and sure; agents wanted IN
every town the Coast; good salary; sealed par
Jicuiars for &c stamp. p. o. Box 1878, san Fran
CISCO Cal. my2S I'm
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GENUINE SPECS, 15C UP. 50 FOURTH, NEXT
VI to bakery Sundays 72S Market, In front Ceie-
braJed ladies' gIove-store. door from hat-stOre
dime SAVINGS banks. 2Oc: try one. mY25 IL
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Loy1, q. - S-U1A p. y. - ~ SLou6I. sec.
sITUATIONs-FEMAL
GOOD DREsSMAKER. GOOD CUTTER AMI
VI filter. wishes TO go out by the day In private
families; 81 day. 205 Valencia st. je2 It's
A MEXICAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS
"A chambermaid in country hotel Call address
1922 Mission st. je2 5UA
CITUATIoN WANTED BY GOOD, COMPETENT
- woman nurse; VINO has had many years
experience; can give good references Please call
at 221s Russ st. je2 3t*
COMPETENT NURSE WISHES FEW MORE
" engagements; best references. Address MRS
KING. Jersey ST., opp. Castro car-house. je2 3t*
THOROUGH COMPETENT AND RELIABLE
saleSlady desires position in frst-class business
firm. Address Business, Box 80. CALL Branch. 80
GOOD COOK WANTS SITUATION IN PRIVATE
VI family wages s25 to $50. Address or call 5Ol1a
Sixth st. leg 3t%
Young SWEDISH GIRL WOULD LIKE STU
alton as chambermaid. Address o. NJ D., 74S
Folsom st. je2 Sta
. GERMAN GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS IN THE
= same family. one TO cook. other do upstairs
work. Call or address 246 Third St, Room So 2 SO
v DUNG GIRL, LATELY FROM THE COUNTRY
j wishes position to do light housework in small
family. Apply l4lU Folsom st., In rear, bet Tenth
and Eleventh. Je2 3t*
CwIss YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE sITUA-
~ ton In private family 70 DO general homework.
Call 52l Geary st. je2 3t*
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE
~ day; washing, ironing and housekeeping. Call
at 10 Linden ave. te2 ats
YOU'VE LADY WISHES SITUATION TO DO
L chamberwork, plain sewing and waiting. Call
or address GA Jones st. ie2 3t%
Young GIRL WISHES POSITION IN A STORE
i OF any KIND Address l.. j., 5ll1a franklin. %
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gS59 Dividend Notice.-Office of the Pa
uT~S cifc Coast Borax Company, San Francisco,
May 30, lS9l.-At meeting of the Board OF Direc.
tors of the above-named company, held this day a
dividend mo. 81 OF dollar ($l) per share
was declared, payable WEDNESDAY, June 10. 1891,
at the Office of the company, $50 Montgomery ST.
Rooms IL and II. Transfer books close June g.
1891. at O'Clock p. NJ. ALTON II. CLoUGH, Sec.
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CURE AND HARMLESS CURE FOR ALL
- monthly Irregularities from whatever cauSe);
having had long and successful practice in treating
female diseases, l guarantee results or refund
money; home for patients with best medical care,
MRS. DE-. CIV ER. 81 Jones St. s. u. ans 5.n
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AsTEoLoGY


ASTEOLOGY.
DEE 25c; LADIES ONLY. so BBANNAN.
Il near Third. mySI St=
NJ Me MOREAU, rs FOURTH ST; REVEALS
w past, present and future; fee 25c. my30 80
lust ARRIVED FROM INDIA-GYP>Y QUEEN
y derives her phase OF mediumShip through the
spirit of the Great IndFa; celebrated throughout
the world see Sanscrit fee 81 1926 Market. 20 en-
NIME EXODIUS. CLAIRYoYANT, IS6 SIX Il
M ST., Room Z. fell ST
GREATEST FORTUNE-TELLER ~ THE CITY;
VI reveals past present and future. Call and SO
MISS SELMA, 7SS Mission ST., near Fourth; fo5
ladies soc, gentlemen 81: iucNy charNI myStf
NINE DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REVEALEE
w by eggs and cards: tells entire life. past, present.
future; consultations all affairs, nothing
cepted name given, valuable advice and sure he,p,
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impOssi5e;
diseases cured; fee 81; letter -. so Kear,U 81 &
NINE WALTERS. 81 YEHAMA ST, MI. IT;
w fortunes told: ladies. 25c gents, oUc open SILL
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRGP
~ lions taken at CALL Branch offices, SOB Larstl
St., 339 Hayes ST and 25IS Mission ST.; open III
$3.50 N. lYSR
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DRESS KING AND DRESS CUTTING
u School; you taught TO make dress from Dc
ginning TO end. 2U3 Powell ST. mrSI q
MRS. b. Keller, lie STOCKTON-SUITS 50 -
WI IN. cMtting. htting. l5c: on. W igMAm i'll i'm
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EOLDING-BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NUMBER
L 2O05, mirrored with large plate 18x40; walnut,
oak cherry and 18th century; cash price elsewhere
$50; our instaiment price only S45 country orders
packed, shipped IF TO any depot. NJ. FRIEDMAN
q co. 22S lSl Stockton and 237 Post Isl II
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ON REINSTATEMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS
~ silks, seaskins and seaetUe clOaks also carpets.
furniture lace-curtaiHs blankets and fOiding-bed5
at NJ FRIEDMAN 81 CO.'S, 228 and 800 Stockton
ST. Why pay ready money when you buy just
cheap by making small cash payment down,
balance weekly outhly? An inspection of
stock is respectfully sOlcited orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended TO. 223 aud
23O Stockton, and 237 Post; open evenings. LIST Il
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u UTTON-HoLEs AND BUTTONS MADE, PINK
ID ing latest style, plating. Is O'Farrell SEQ
II IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAsT-OFF CLOTH
1l ing cold lew CRY. ho.ks kLLIN- lOA SLxLh !.
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Nd. }. ,. WHIINEf, CLAIhF Ul MT = o I
medium and life-reader. Turk ST. apo x
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Et199 Oriental Lodge, No. 144, II.
a~E and A. M.-stated meeting THIS "A.
EVENING at O'CLOCK XIX
II w IL LORING. Secretary. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-18
nEnLAInE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local news ana GoaSlp from
the Glass City.
Hon. Lorenzo Danforl, OF st. Clara
vile, addressed the Republicans of this
city in City Hall last evening The hnll
was comfortably filled and all listened
attentiveIy to the remarks Of tho cap
tain. He is an able speaker and his
discourse was much enjoyed by those
present. Heatherington's band dis.
courscd some fine music and escorted
the speaker to the hall.
The Ncf' oil VOL has been drilled to a
depth OF | 700 feet, and those interested
in It will drill it several hundred feot
deeper before abandoning II. II is
thought tliey will secure oil oil in pay
ing quantities by going a little deeper.
Joseph Richie, the new principal OF
tho Indian Run school, thrashed n boy
who has been. causing some trouble in
the school and the parents had him ar
rested and he gave bond in S1o0 for his
appearance Saturday.
Tho Mercantile Club gave one OF their
enjoyable dances ut the Globe hotel last
evening in honor of Miss Clara Wer.
ner, OF Philadelphia. Kilmyer, Of
Wheeling, furnished the music.
Mrs. Doran, Of Wheeling, the institut-
ing and installing officer OF the Daugh.
tors OF st. George, will institute lodge
Of that order here this evening.
James Thompson and Rena Harris
OF South Bellaire, were married last
evening at the home OF the brides
parents by Rev. S. B. Craft.
William Whitlatch, while working in
Crozier's brick yard, had load of claN
dumped on him, breaking his left leg.
A number of old soldiers left yester
day for GAINESVILLE to participate in the
reunion there
Rev. Mr.. Eaton and wife arrived yes
terday from their trip to Europe.
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HOW T0GET THEM
If you want new customers

If you want new customers
ask for them.
There are hundreds Of people
living within a mile Of your
store that don't know there IS
such a place, and they'll con-
tinue to be ignorant on the sub
ject unless you take steps to
inform them. Some Of us are
too apt to think that "eye'y'
body knows u.s."
Now, that line of thought IS a
mighty bad one for business
men. If they permit them,
selves to be deceivedbyit, a,sy
are pretty sure to "eet LETT go,
Seek publicity. Keep you,
name and your stores location
constantly before the PeoP!s,
Use the newspapers-tfefe'
nothing like it.
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READ GEO. i. srIFEL s CO.'S tad"
Fifth pagc.
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1,rnnleld,s rcmn1e nerulntor

has won, on merit alone, widespread
and enduring reputation. 1t is COM
bination of vegetable agents, the result
of the experience OF one VINO made the
diseases OF women a lifelong study.
Taken according to directions the or
gans awake to new life and energy, leav-
ing the woman free from pain at these
periods. Sold at wholesale and retail
by Logan Drug Co. and all druggists. 2
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Clerk Hall found bare quorum of
the Board Of Education present when
he called the roll at 7:45 last night.
President Jepson was not present and
on motion Of Mr.. Bloch, Mr.. Miller
was called to the chair. The following
reports of committees were read and
acted upon favorably:
Superintendent Anderson reported
the following totals OF enrolment from
the different schools:
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YOU cannot DO too particular about
the medicines you use. When you
need a blood-purlfer, be sure you get
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and no other. It
will iningle with, purify and vitalize
every drop OF blood in your body. 1t
makes the weak strong. D4w
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sr1rEL s CO.'S Quilt snie to-day.

Mr.. ]. R. SHEPPARD, manager of the
Paris Cooperative Mercantile Institu-
ton. Paris, Idaho, says that for Collie
produced by change Of drinking water,
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera, and Dior-
rh9a Remedy is without an equal. 1t
is quick and etlectual, and leaves no bad
results. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-18
A HIGH SCHOOL
For the Teaching of the Higher
Branches in Wheeling
BEFORE THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

Last Night and Considered at Length
aud Referred Back to the Com.
mittee on Teachers and Schools for
Report Next Notwithstanding Mat
tiers Considered---AnI Increase of 50
in tho Enrollment.
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Ohio State Tair Excursions vim Ponnsylya.
MIA Lines September ii to 10.

Excursion tickets to Columbus ac-
count the Ohio State Fair will be sold at
low round trip rates via the Pennsylya-
mia lines September IA, is, l6, IL, Island
10. Tickets will be good returning until
September2 81. MAJ
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ohio state Fair, september rs, IL, 10, 10,

On above dates tho B. &. o. R R. Co.
viii sell excursion tickets, good on all
regular trains, to Columbus, at Si.l0 for
the round trip. Tickets will be good re-
turning onall regular trains up to and
including Sept. y.
The 22d annual reunion Of the Army
Of the Cumberland viii DO held on Sept.
16 and II.
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EXCURSION rates to st. Louis are an
nounced by the Pennsylvania lines for
September 10th and goth. Seeannounce-
ment.
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THE YOUNG LADIES MEET.

Miss Ruby Baum Entertains the H.. o, O
Club,
The zest of the members of this popular
club in the regular weekly gatherings
does not seem to abate, as was evidenced
yesterday by the attendance at the resi-
dence of Lawyer Baum. Progressive
euchre and refreshments helped to be
guile the afternoon and the pleasure was
largely supplemented by the gracious
manner of the young hostess, Miss Ruby.
Handsome prlses were offered for com
petition which were carried off triumph
antly by Miss McClelland. who won the
head prize, Miss Graves the progressive,
and Miss Mcneil the foot. The club
will be entertained next Saturday BY
Miss Mcneil.
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HOmeseekers' Excursion Rates..

CHICAGO, March 21.-The question of
whether the so-called homeseekers' ex.
cursions to western parts shall be revived
this year is just now agitatlng the man
ayers and general passenger agents OF
the western roads. There is a difference of
opinion as to the advisability of continu-
ing these excursions. While it has had
the effect of demoralIzing rates through.
out q wide locality, the majority were
strongly opposed to them on the ground
that they are detrimental to the regular
business of the lines adjoining them. A
proposition has been made to inaugu.
rate a series of five hOmeseekers' c
SONS for the season of 1891, beginning
about May Is. The matter is to be con,
sidered at the April meeting of the
Western Traffic and Trans Missouri Assoc
citation.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 27.-Repre
sentative Bryan introduced a bill In tn,
Legislature today providing that election
clerks after election shall furnish tn,
county clerk with a list of all elector,
who fail to vote. This list shall b,
adopted by the county board as a jury
panel until the list is exhausted. Juror,
named on account of failure to vote shall
serve without compensation. Any lega
voter who shall fail to have his name reg
istered at least once a year In which reg
istration is made shall be fined not les,
than 30 nor more than $50, OF be impris
0ned IN the county jail not to exceed ter
DAYS.
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who In Q fitting manner, usually by sing
ing and praise, glorify His ascension to
the upper world. There will be extra
services in all the churches, and Of course
many egg-breakings by the children and
grown people. There are many customs
observed in various localities In honor OF
the day. In the centres of fasiOn Easter
Sunday is supposed to be the day wher
the spring fashions are first worn. In
Washington it is a habit for children to
flock to the white house grounds and
spend an afternoon, usually the Monday
after Easter, in rolling eggs down the
terrace. Today in Great Falls the stormy
weather will interfere with out door cele-
brations.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges a pleasant
call last evening from Mr.. Willard T..
Andrus of Minneapolis, the special agent
of the National Building and Protective
Union Of that city. Knowing that II large
number of our readers were financially
interested in that institution, and as some
unfavOrable rumOrs concerning its sta
bility have gained credence here, Mr..
Andrus was Intercepted as to its future
policy. He stated that the Union was
thoroughly reorganized last January by
the stockholders and men of unimpeach-
able integrity and business sagacity es-
tablished in its management; that the af-
fairs of the association were never on
firmer financial basis than at present.
Mr.. Andrus leaves this morning for Hell
ena, from whence he leaves for Mime
apolls IN "A few days. Mr.. Andrus is well
known to most of our prominent citizens,
and this statement coming from him will
quiet he fears of those who were some
what apprehensive of their investment
in that concern.
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GREAT FALLS SOCIETY.
Mrs. 5. 8. Hawkins Gives a Pro.
gressive Euchre
Party.
Miss Ruby Baum Entertains the
Young Ladies
Club.
Mrs. j. l.. Barnes Tenders the NJ.
f.. Choir a Recep-
ton.

afternoon. The contest for the prizes was
close and spirited and a most agreeable
afternoon was passed. Refreshments
were also served. Mrs. IIuey secured the
head prize, Mrs. Gibbons the progressive,
and Mrs. 7. f. Collins the BOBBY. Those
invited were: Mrs. II o Chowen, Mrs. II
p Rolfe, Mrs. J p Lewis, Mrs. II ID
Beckon, Mrs. J Dibb, Mrs. A + Longe.
way, Mrs. T. King, Mrs. EG Maclay, Mrs.
Geo. IIuey, Mrs. + L Crutcher, Mrs. A G
Ladd, Miss Ladd, Mrs. J F MCClelland,
Mrs. ] Kennedy, Mrs. | Myers, Mrs. NJ
Dunn, Mrs. J Bush. Mrs. w Webster, Mrs.
l. | Petit, Mrs. + Webster, Mrs. X II
Ilotchkiss, Mrs. A Jensen, Mrs. & w Tay-
Tor, Mrs. j b Newman, Mrs. Geo. Raban,
Mrs. u Gibson, Mrs. TheO. Gibson, Mrs.
NJ Johnson, Mrs. NJ Harris. Mrs.E Hooker,
Mrs. 7 E Collins, Mrs. + Ringwald, Mrs.
l. Lockhart, Mrs. j Buokwalter, Mrs. CM
Shaw, Mrs. VIM. Roberts, Mrs. II Randall,
Mrs. f Mcfarland, Mrs. Monahan, Mrs. Al,
Trigg, MrS.B II Powers, Mrs. G Ii Benton.
Mrs. T. l. Tracy, Mrs.. } Gibbons, Mrs. J
:; nrni, Mrs. f Lefebvre, Mrs. PIX Kelly
N.>. J Gregg.