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Bound to have IL Broken.

singular occurrence is reported
from Marion county by the Fdtr7nOnt
Under. a short time ago leading citi-
zen Of that section met with a mishap
aud concluded be had broken his leg.
His family physician was summoned,
and after making an examination con
cluded that one leg was broken and az
once bandsged the injured member bv
8 combination Of boards. scantling aud
twine, and placed a heavy weight on
the foot 10 hold the leg 10 proper posi-
bon. This treatment caused The TO-
tured man % suffer greatly, and when
he could not stand the agony any
longer he called in two other doctors
These gentlemen had grave doubts az
20 the injured leg being broken, aud
concluded 20 release the leg aud make a
thorough examination. They proceed.
cd % do &c. and iu tearing down the
seahOid built BY the 6rst doctor let a
piece Of scantiIng fail upon tho we'll
lee Of the patient, which fractured the
bone in that member. After making an
examination Of the injured leg 10 was
discovered that 10 had not been broken.
bot that the mans hip was outof place.
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R.ynard swan the River.

Sbeet4t AeseCFAN 90 81 heDiser--
MoRGANrowN, w. VA, January 25.
There was n pretty and exciting fox
chase which lasted six hours aud cover
ed the territory from one end of this
county almost TO the other, yesterday.
a pack of seven hounds was turned loose
down in the mountain, nearly ten miles
from here, early this morning. Reyn-
ard doubled on his pursuers and tried
all the foxy tricks OF his nature TO elude
the hounds, but in vain. After run
OF FIVE hours the fox was cut of from a
back turn towards his stamping
ground, and the hounds were within a
few yards OF him. He then made run
for the river, the hounds close behind
him and following by sight. Three Of
the dogs were in advance of the pack,
and within fifty yards OF him. When
he got TO the river, at Morgan's mill, he
plunged boldly In, followed by the dogs,
and pretty swimming race across the
river was witnessed by those about tue
mill. Reynard didn't stop TO shake the
water from his coat, but made for the
rocks and boled before the hounds,
which had gained on him in the river,
could catch him. The dogs, finding
their game safely hidden, swan back 10
this side, apparently very much crest
fallen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26
VIII Lose His Tongue.

Sp<eicl TStsordm 20 the RsotsEe-.
GRAFTON, w. VA, January 25.-Al.
bert Brown, Of this city, is just recov-
eripg from remarkable operation
which was performed few days ago.
he was popular travelling salesman,
and an inveterate smoker of tobacco.
About year ago he was bothered with
n sore tongue, which later developed
into smokers cancer. The disease
grew worse, till as last resort the doc
tors decided to cut out his tongue to re-
move the cancer. The operation was
successful so far as removing the can
Ger is concerned, but he will be a mute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26
FOR SALE.

House rooms, brick Fourteenth St. 500.
y lots In BolVsdere addition 2 corner lois
$40 each.
House rooms, brick, and 4 ro7med house In
rear. hon street. between Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth streets, 500.
House rooms, Eighteenth street I'm gosd
cond ton, g 500
DOUBLE brick house rooms. Fourteenth
q House seven rooms, brick. Sixteenth stree,
,,d House 9 seven ven rooms fifteenth street lot3lr
House seven rooms, ChapHns street Cenit,
Wheeling. Gi,2DJ.
House eight rooms. First ward. 81 ooo
House i've rooms, Baltimore street Esst
Wheeling. ei,0j1.
Lot east end Fourteenth street. E,O).
81. House four rooms, Charles street. Centre
Wheeling. $3.50
House four rooms. Eighteenth street 81 Oh
House three rooms, Twelfth street $50
mouse eight rooms. Sixteenth street In good
condition, % zoo
900 'o'''" '''''-
House rooms and stabls Eighteenth street
$3.50.
Fine suburban homss 2mnes eastof CITY a.
moderate price.
..4llols Ia 'Fian, White a Gallagher additioS
DEio0 feet. $40 each.
3 lots on Caidwells run $50 each
Else farm, lf3 acres, on Natioaal rofs n ne
mi east 81 CITY on easy terms
hsrkstsl business property ~ mojsfais
ous.halt 70, On NoCoIlooA street. ossr,
Wheeling, egea
one 81 ths best RAuufssturiaE sitsi gai
city, ffentinE oa tive railroads
NESBRTT s. pEV1NEs
1929 Market street
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AZ DISEASES AND DEF0RMlTIES TREATED.

AsthmaR
liver and
Sttv.lUs
e eatm
and
gftom
o houdv
matte at
allied
M pr
Office Hours
m D. "a m
Of
A2eg
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To Extend the Developments.
>cfcI Isifcrnl,i 10 III Rsoifrf-

MoRGANTowN. w. VA, January 95.-
A party OF gentlemen from Clarion. Pa,
were here to-day looking over the field
with a view to locating a large timber
industry and building railroad from
the Baltimore and Ohio to tie head
waters of White Day creek. Some
months ago they bought large tract OF
land In the White Day section. and have
arranged for developing it. They had
just returned from there to-day and had
passed over two routes between the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and their
land.
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Phsnomsna ii 10 Mlnd-

They were talking about the phebom-
sna OF the mind. The tall man remark
ed how curious 10 was that a man
couldn't do one thing and think Of an
other. The short man said that BIO had
read Of people who could write two
words OF the same time; and the thin
man added that great many people
could DO one thing and think sf an.
other. BIT the tall man answered that
these things we're al special cases and
exceptions, and reiterated the state
p1ent that 10 was curious. etc. just
then the quiet young woman in the cor.
her suggested that she didn't think d
curious az ALL"
you can't do g." said the tall man.
sob. yes" said the Qulet young
woman; "whcu j was little Girl used
w. be able % say the Lords Prayer and
think Of anything else 10 The world. o.,
Boston Budget -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26
NEWSLET&.
Intsresting Pieces of TeIesraphic News
in small space.

PARIS, January pa dispatch from St
Euenue says that during an auction sale
yesterday the floor of house in which the
sale was being held suddenly collapsed and
nifty people were thrown into the cellars
OF this number twenty-five were badly in
jured and several OF them will die.
PARIS, January 25-The Court of Ap-
peals rejected the appeal for valiant. the
anarchist.
VIESNA, January 2j.-Dr. Jacques. a
member Of the Reichrath, has committed
suicide By shooting himself.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, January est Pauls
Episcopal Church, the largest and wealth
lest church in the city, burned this morn
ing Loss, 500, 900; insurance, Sj4, 200.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 25-The
bulletin given out by Mr. Childs' physi.
clans this morning saws the patient is
stronger and IN better condition to-day than
a. any time since his illness began.
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OH In DndIrIn-n

SEecioI 7s'e7ram to me Re0i.,s-.
WEST UNION, w. VA, January 25.-
There are twenty-five now wells under
way in the ppddridge oil field. all OF
them to be In the sand within two
weeks. The development has taken a
sudden squirt hereabouts and promises
TO continue for some time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

q Cuietng, strengtbeuirg nerviuo. lt cor
rects and cures all chose selicate derange-
monfg and weakness peculiar % the 81.
TN every case for which it's recommended,
the " Favorite Prescription is guaranteed
20 give satisfoction. III there's no help.
there's no poy - does ell that's claimed for
t or the money III refunded.
IL risky way to sell it-but IL isn't your
risz
Tine manufacturers take al the risk by sell
Ing them On triOif rs on insult 10 yDrlr
iafrhfgerce for any dealer % attempt to sub
G.icu'e other medicines for these, BY recon-
msn1iug them % b. " just ~ good, i" only
That ne may make larger profit
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PeopIe,s nanl, of RIuetlela.
ss.eiar 7siearaH, 70 ms Re5tme-.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 3d.
Tho Secretary OF State has issued a
certificate OF incorporation to the Peo-
Piles Bank OF Bluetield, with capital
Of S25, 900. The incorpOrators are W.
Il. PrIckett, of Huntington, l.. ID. Sam D.
sell, l.. III. Campbell and others, OF
Bluehed.
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Death of Thomas t. vanmeter.
sreeiol 7elsorn,n to ne Register.

MARTINsBURG, w. VA, January 25.
Mr.. Thomas Il. Vanmeter, one OF the
oldest and most respected citizens of
this place died Monday night at the age
OF seventy-five. Ire was man well
known In the States history, and a
member OF a family which is known
throughout the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26
me AGO Of Reform.

old nllacies ore being refutsd. old srrors %
government policy corrected oli fogyisms
secuted, and above al. old complaints thor
oughiy femcdiee by H9sistters stomsch Bit
ters. Chronic cases Of mslaral aud bilious
trouble constipation and oyspopsia. always
knock under to the Btters So 90 rheutnatic
kidney and nervous ailments. 1tIsa zreat re-
former.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

II you wish to have the best local and
Geographic paper in tho city loft at YOUR
door regularly every morning, subsc rIoe
Tor the Daily aud sunday editions OF the
Register. 10 cents per week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

The coming so
iIl n % can BIO
healthy. She viii
be. 81 she's wisely
cared for. AZ she
enters woman
hood. DR. Picrce's
FavOrite ProacTir-
tion builds up ana
strengthens tho
system and roru-
lotcs and pro.
NOTES the fuuC-
Uons les q SUP
porting tonic. and
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Ne. BE MARKEr srREEr.
rEo EaEGTo

Store room 1908 Market street, beat location
Tor drug store in the city.
store Rooms 1913 Main street. Possession ~
either a. ono - April L. 1891
once Rooms Egerter Block. most modern in
Egerter Hail. Best in the city.
Modern eight-roOmsd dwelling IOi -Four.
tseuth street.
Seyen-roomed dwelling So Ohio street; very
large yard; handy location
Seven-roomed dwelling % South Penn street.
room especially suite for mandolin club
slX-roomed dwelling l2o South Penn street
sl1-roomed dwelling l2S South Penn street
six-roomed dwelling 93l7 Eon street.
SlA-Foomed dwelling 40 kosth York street
our room 2l2) Eon street second floor
slA-roomed dwelling IS Fourteenth street
SiI-room- d dwelling vi Market street
FiVe-roomcd dwelling, III lwsnty-rtath
street, now empty, for SIS K
Five rooms first noor, 30 Thirteen:.. street
flve-roomed dwelling l4l6 wood street.
Five-roomed dwelling 29lO EofY street
Fourroomed dwelling IS Twentv-fftn street
four rooms second floor 20 Thirteenth street
FOurroomed dwelling 10 South York street.
Four-roomed dwelling Is South York street
FoLrroomed dwelling 1929 Market street
Three TO o. No. 1856 Alley H.
Three rooms 1884 Market street
siE-roomed dwelling, 81 Twelfth street $3.50
per month.
Three rooms $50 National Road, empty now,
Two rooms 20 Twenty-hfth street.
Lawyers Offices, Chaplins street, near CITY
Building. '
Four rooms IL South York street, possession
now; 81.
G. O.-SHITH & DICKINSON,-c. F.
1923 MARKET STREET,
REAL EyTATE. FIRE INSURANCE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

There rs nothing 20 good Tor burns aud frost
bites as S walton OIL y effects speedy snd
permanent cure % cepts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

The ToETUREs Of dyspepsia, the suf.
ferings OF scrofula, the agonizing Itch
aud pain OF salt rheum. the disagreea-
bic symptoms OF catarrh, are removed
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26
All who visit these Eminent Physicians on Jan 9th
18TH 29th will receive all medical services and surgical
treatment FREE UNTIL CURED


treat al 80 chronic
andc
durable s toreGct ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

HOOPS Pills are tho best after-din-
ner pills, assist digestion, prevent con-
stipatiOn.
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TOR RENT.
TOR RENT.
FOR RENT

I<ul Jacob street rooms, bath aud toth
I4-e Jacob stie.T7 ROOM; han, 50 %
...........
W. market street rooms, uath aud botb - -
- I,es 80. ...-.--..O- .......... On n,
"o Market street, rooms, bath and b5ib
si1 HIIev q -co % %
25ii NaSket = rec, = ''..'...-.-... o.
~ south Ff9nt s,rsst 9 Rooms, hot and -
cold water. Goth gases AN &c h.
SO Eighteenth street. rooms '''''''-'' 70 "
l3S Fourteenth straet room and .tt 60 ~ U
s'ore room No. 1897 Market street - m
FOE FOR sALE-siNteen shares Wheeling Bri5g.
MONEY TO LOAN
GEO.J. MATHISON
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TOR SALE.

Choice lot OF about J acres. near Edgington.
Fine building site. Good selection OF voune
fruit trees. Also choice building lots at Ed.
gingtOn.
w. V. HOGB & BRO.
City Bank Building. 1907 Market street.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

E'oR RENT, ROOMS FOR RENT AND FOR
a sale lnrds az IsEaIsIEM Conu ing Room
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FOR RENT.

HOE, Boz RETNTT.FouR ROOM HOUSE -
20 Ell hon street si5. aud a hooss a, 10.
80 Ross Chew. 90 Twelfth street. u ~ ssar
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GEo.J. MA THISoN
li-3 Market St. Telephone IO7.
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WEDDINGS.
Iathrop-ThroIi.

The wedding OF Mr.. Joseph Lathrop and
Miss Agnes A. Throli took place az the
residence of Rev. w A. Shanklin Tuesday
evening. November 70. 1s9i. After the
ceremony the happy couple went 10 a
newly furnished house at sos Columbia
street, where thew will be at home to their
friends. Those present we're: Mr.. aud
Mrs. cubitt, Mrs. I. A. Throii. Mr. +.
Throll. Mrs. Coe, Mr.. 4. j. Hunt, Mr..
George r. MaseI. Mr. r. 4. Johnson, Mr..
.. ]. Lynch and MFR. Ralph Cook. Among
the wedding presents were: A dinner set.
from Mr.. j. J. Lynch; parlor lamp, Mr.
William Belond: set OF dessert spoons.
Mr.. A. d. Hunt; pair OF vases. Mr.. J. J.
Sullivan; set Of knives and forks, Mr.
Ralph Cook; lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Cubitt;
water set, Miss Faueett and Miss Oliver:
table scarf and doyle, Mrs. r. smith
box Of raisins and one OF figs, Mr.. A. y.
Corey; Gus glass punch bowl. from the
mem bers OF Hook and Ladder company
No. ?; fancy ornaments. Miss Coe and
Miss McLaughlin; plush rocker. Mf.
George 7. Masel.
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COMING EVENTS.

The Agavns Club will give party ~
Proseh's bali next Thursday evening.
Mrs. John A. Baker. Of Moorhsad.
MINI, will ns the guest Of Mrs. +. y. NJ.
Miller.
Mrs. George Yerger viii give the officers
of ihe Monterey reception nsxt Nednes-
day evening.
The Green Lake ChAutaaqns Circle viii
meet with Mrs. l. A. Wilnot. tomorrow,
Monday. evening.
The Ladies French Club will meet at
the residence OF Mrs. George +. Guad to-
morros afternoon.
The Scotch Society viii bold their rsgu-
lar monthly soc.a! and dance 80 ne airing
ton hall on the evening Of soFsmteF -
The 81. Marks Circle. 81 which Mrs.
Harry 4. Whitney i chairman, vii have
It, iiuen sale IN Masonic had saturday.
December s
The Trinity " r church vii give an
"6id folks concerIH a. their church. IN
Queen Anne town, nsxt FRIDAY svening
November %
Mr.. and Mrs. Andres Nelson vii eele-
brAts their saver Hsa1iag shis evening AZ
t5egr residences, - Market street, Nifh 4
party 70 th~ls friends.
Tbs preg~arnrne for TIE aext ladies'
musical nexs saturday. December !. will
ue as unusually good ore- In addition 10
other bne numbers ~ rnsEnbrrs Of III.
club, Prof. DuFAntG val render aa.s
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The French club Entertained.

Mrs. III. Clay Eyersole entertained the
members Of the French Club ut her home
IL II Spring street last Monday afternoon.
The early part of the afternoon was passed
In general conversation. Later the ladies
listened TO the reading of extracts from
the life Of Napoleon by Monsieur Con-
slant. The members then read 3 comedy
by La Biehe. which caused much laughter
After the serving of some dainty refresh
ments Master George Edwin Eversoie re-
cited ''Le Loup ct PAgneau. a fable by
La Fountaine. which was so we'll received
that Master Edwin responded TO an encore
by reciting lie Renard ct lie Corbeau. :"
The members present were: Mrs. Charles
Conover. Mrs. II. Clay Eversole, Mrs.
George LIE Gund, Mrs. 4. f. MacCulsky.
Mrs. j. +. Mcknight, Mrs. Charles shep-
herd, Miss Caddie Hopkins and Miss
Strive.
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Hebrew Knowledge Seekers.

This Sunday afternoon at 2.S0 O'Clock,
at the Chamber of Commerce. the Hebrew
knowledge Seekers will hold their first
monthly entertainment. Much prepara-
ton has been made. aud the affair prom
Uses TO be rich intellectual feast. Mr.
James Hamilton Lewis will deliver an ad-
dress. and a debate will be had on
"Res0ired, That Shylock received justice
in the court at Venice" Those who will
take part will be Miss Goodman and Mrs
Melvin G. Winstock and Mr.. Sol Blum
and Mr.. |. korn. In addition to this
there will be the reading of the society's
magazine and fine musical programme
The Jewish public is cordially invited to
attend.
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The Morley surpris. Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Morley were pleas
antly surprised at their home on Spring
street last Friday evening. The evening
was passed in games. and after an inter-
esting musical programme lunch was
served. Those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nickerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Truax,
Mr.. and Mrs. u. $. Morley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Briggs. Mrs. Matthew. Mr.. james Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. ID. ]. Smith, Miss Truax,
Miss Ella Matthew, Miss Briggs. Miss
Mabel Smith, Miss Florence Truax, Miss
Ethel Burrell, Miss Hammond. Miss
Josephine Morley, Mr.. Ulrich, Mr.. Frank
Briggs, Mr.. Charles Clifford. Mr. James
Webster. Masters Clyde Briggs, George
Truax. Herbert Briggs. Roy D. Smith and
Frederick Morley
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MI. Bernico Fosters Party.

A pleasant party took place last Wednes-
day evening at the residence of c. r. Eos
ter, i02l South Thirteenth street. in honor
OF his daughter, Mss Bernice. The even
ing was spent very pleasantly in music,
singing and whist until 10 O'Clock, when
lunch was served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Humes. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Danst. Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Lovejoy. Mr..
aud Mrs. F. Shipley, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Foster. Mrs. f. Wallace, Mrs. C. f. Feek,
Miss Sophia Case, Miss Ella Case, Miss
Lottle Baker. Miss Bernice Foster. Mr..
George Spaulding, MIR. D. W. Ainslie, Mr.
Bert Alhee.
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liver. but WITH the extreme discomfort located
there are associated sour ss0rnech. yesIowBsss of
fao SKIN and eysbnsis. morning naasea. an tn
pleasant breath, furrsd tongue. alex Eeadaehs
and irregllari4y 81 ths bowels. For each ana
ali % taess nnpsssaaFnosses Hosietser's storm
seh BtteFs i s1ift ana sgseesbis rsmscy. 10
is greatly pssfsraois 90 aay vegetables psrratsFs
or drastic rntnsrAl estAArtGe. such Tssudp-sps.
cinca usaassy DO more hasHn than good. in
isyisi Complaints tbs liver i Always iHgoisss.
Per ssch eIaDrisr. as vel a. for rkeu mstis asd
kidney trouble. nervousness art debility, Hos
tSsfar's stomach Bitaers - = bealrn ran.e1y.
Physicians stsoaxiy commend Il fes Is psompti-
tuas and taarougAnsss. ana professional appro-
va t. suiiY justified ~ pubic experiences dur
Ing sagse fhaa a tDtTa 81 century.
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Mrs. ". :. cole. Pink Luncheon.

Mrs. F. 5. Cole, of Queen Anne town,
gave very elaborate pink rose luncheon
last Friday afternoon. The rooms were
elegantly decorated. the dining room with
pink roses and the drawing rooms with
chrysanthemums. The luncheon was de-
scrihed as being perfectly lovely" and en-
ioyable in every detail. Those present
were Mrs. w. r. Belfs. Mrs. Park Hen
derson, Mrs. Charles Stinsen. Mrs. Al
bertson, OF Victoria; Mrs. Joseph ShIppen.
Mrs. Henry Fuhrman, Mrs Jerome Cat
lin aud Mrs ". q. Ballard
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SOLO. The club now occupies the rooms
formerly used bv the public library IN the
Occidental block. which u II s. f3sfed up Tor
its use.
Miss Eila Lay, who has been visiting
relsiEses AMI fsienGs a. Green Lake. viii
leave the latter RSrs Of the week for her
home az lseslyiile. Colo.
The ladies % the First Methodist
Episcopal church VIII give their CArist-
mas paper carnival next Tuesday and.
Wednesday evenings. 9Th and 18Th insss.
Ia tse paTlors Of the church.
aew ciuh. eatiflea the Married Folks
subscription Party. has been organized
smoag she leading people OF tue city. and
their nFst dancing party viii be given
Wednesday evening. December s, at
Ranke's hail.
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Ladse.' Ala society AZ Juanita-

An active meeting % the ladies' Aid
Society was held last " sdnesday afternoon
q, the residence Of NJ ard Mrs. y. Y.
Alexander. on .askes street The ladies'
enjoyed most dsightfal repast. after
which the afternoon sas pleasantly spent
ln music and conversation, after which
the dasntsest refreshmeats wers served
Those present we're Nrs- J. McDcns said.
Mrs. H. Forbes. Mrs.. +. Lznr3on. Mrs.
u. Bod. Mra 2 Lane3on. Mrs. l. A.
Daniels. Mrs. - spsnner. Mrs. d. y.
Alexander. Mss Alta I.ang4on. Miss Eva
PAnrbourn. Mss Minnie Alexanaer. Miss
Hsstis Alexanier. Miss Amy Aleran3sr.
Mss Florence Alexander. Miss Mlnuie
Iosten, Miss Rosy 1o=ten. Miss Lucy
Daniels. Mss Louisa Daniels. Miss Cora
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Mrs. John +. Fay gave small Snd
select luncheon nj her spacious residence
last Thursday IN homer Of Mrs. David y.
Baxter and Mrs. W. T. Preston. A delici-
Gus menu was most dAntily served, aud
the decorations. according - the prevail
inE style, were green and white. Aneo-
dotes and discussions OF the rapidly-grow-
ing patriotic societies. Colonial Danes"
and Daughters OF the RsvolutionA
caused the hours 10 pass far too swiftly.
and the time for departure 10 be heFalded
with sincere regrets. as is always the case
with Mrs. Esy's guests.
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Next Tuesday evening the men of st.
Marks church, not only the members bat
those interested In the church. will hold
their fifth annual dinner ~ the Northern
hotel. The men will meet ST $50. Those
who will make sfter-dinner speeches are
Hon. w. Il. Forrest. Thomas Il. Hart.
Charles Shepard, ". A. Peters. Il. c.
Washhurn, H. r. Albertson and crltten-
den Van Ayck. The COMMITTEES from
whom tickets can be obtained is composed
OF DIR. Ludlow, C. b. Hills, C. Van wyck,
Charles shepard, C, f Was. J. II. Kun
zie and c. ". Saunders.