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Saturday evening May g. Miss Gerila
Sfooth eT1tert aimed a few Of her friends
q rae rssidence % her parents. az wash
ira,on street. tho occasion he3nR her f1sh
birthday. The following were present
Mss Orade Miller Miss Minnie Jaer.is.
Mss Fannie WinslesQ. Mss Annie CsFssa.
Ailss Mamie Gross. N3ss Myrtle bertrand.
Miss Ethel Evans. Hiss Maud Hoopaf
Mss Nlaad StOcth Miss Maud Able Mfaa
Hattie Hfes Master willie Thomas. MAJ
Ger DaVy Thomas Master Theo. EFss0.
Master Roy Thompson. Master Harry
WInaf8p Master Phil Gleason. Ma~zer r.
Evans. Master Frel Jones. Master T..
Jaeuis Afrs Thomas. ETS. Gleason Mrs.
Harvey Mrs George Harvey. MIS-. r. Ac-
A~lle. Airs. EvaDs. Mrs Eicc. Mrs- -.
Thomas. AI{ss $lrhfenRsie. Miss Winter.
Mrs Aide Sir. william 3fcArrlle. Mr J. ?.
Daulsoss Sir rsauf Kic~. SIR. Charles
Woods Afr l. McArtie. SIR. James Dwye
Mr. James Miller. Mr.. Frank Bogal-
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A charming story from the pen or ons
OF Sesanlle's brightest writer's, namely.
Mrs. BatteIman Lindsay. wife OF Col. II.
II. Lindsay. graccs the pages of the over
lana Monthly for May. Il - entitled '-ihe
Vulgar Rich" and forms the fourth OF a
series of sketches from her ready pen al
ready published In shat same monthly
under the head Of Extracts From Mrs.
Loftys Diary" The story Of The vulgar
Rich Is a clever pen picture Of a char
asster evidently taken from life. and is 50
fun of bright touches OF the lights and
shadows Or human nature that Ii Is read
ily recognized hy all. Mrs Lindsay is an
easy. fluent writer. ~sad her sketches are
all too short FOR her many inteIligent
readers.
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A hall for the benefit ~ the readfng
rosfn was given iasf Friday night at
Tes-ari park by the Western Central La
lrsr Union and the event was a. en- 10y
abb as g. was succe sful The frirst keuS-
rnent orchestra fur71s shei Inspiring muse
The committees having charge Of the bail
.v-sre az follows. on arrsngsmeuts-H.
T. Woodin Ernest Frank and W g..
Kirkland. on rercptssu--E. +. Cieary. 7.
Gehrsng, g. ". Fr8nkiand. Frtsi Jones,
George fElidehrauft. r Lund and W n.
Middleton on Gordon A. Rice. ~.
a. Wright. George Harrison. James r.
Ajax y. Dayie. Il. II. Iske and William
ELar / mn.
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Lawn Tennis Auxiliary Club.

7--a executive cc1ernitsee % the ladies'
$3.50, a. .ne pfvuar#s- T-sR~1 Tennis
C-f..e erred eea st the eP7ulnE % tAs
mems susar1.srrart yessesf1ay aftfrff'<'s'
ana as tae four sQsera1ad courts on ti'7
extended grounds ~ Es*e.tn @aA sAass'-
~, ,~.~z a. srlead.8 con8rion and the
.Aa-~ l,selv th@ guests bad royal
.s-.e q & Tee ladies' nre actasesF a.
so fleeing cn@5r auxiliary oF sa4al-
rstss.n ard s1avo Eaken actson iffssfazs
.-s ryles7a h.ersssl3 % exactly ore aRa7ss~i-
f-e.r-sa-.-sn- wetn rssxt wednesday IT,
3, .ftss wsa revive ire ~ sdnssday after
u.,oa !a1lss. cay" la9I Zregel - 49,
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Mr. and Mrs. j. Z. Fox's house-warmlng,
given TO their friends at their new home
on Taylor street, was ons OF the pleasant
entertainments of the past week. The
house had been made beautiful hy the
skilled painter and decorator. and the
well-known hospitality Of the happy &C
cupangs made happy a host OF frieiltIs VINO
were invited TO participate In cards
music. dancing and hortifui sIa'es1d or
good things 10 eat. Those present weree:
Mr. and Mrs Marshall. MIR. and Mrs,
Fisher Mr.. and Mrs. Aug justine. pr. ana
Mrs. Kline. Mr. and Mrs Mcdonald. Mr.
and Mrs. Radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Cutchen. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Mr. ana
Mrs. Wellfver. Mr.. and Mira. Daard. Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. SMITH
Mir. and Mrs. Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs. FIN
nev Mr.. and Mrs. Walters. Mr.. and Mrs.
white. Mr. and Mrs Braymer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie. Mr.
and Mrs. Pane. Dr, and Mrs. stevens
Airs Kline, Jrs. Peck, Mrs. P.sto-
lesfi Miss Hicks, Miss Maynard. MISS
Iloman Miss Ida Smith, Miss Cora SmltA'
Miss Alice Fisher. MIR. Gerald frlnN. Mt
: ]. Kline. Mr. Den Hicks. Mr.. }. Green
and Mr. {. J. Fox.
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sfrs. n J. Ssnth w&s eivea 2 surprise
v.,~.~ last Y'rtday evening" il horpr -
49, birthday Ths. aeenlaE TAs sreEsE IN
rtr~ss and music. ard is-'r on rffrFsa-
,-.-s zee~a served. an1 aN vt2hed ne
sssstese many happy rsearus. 1a1ss pres
g., acre. ar. l. ; Anas@ao7. 3r fn9
rs + II Smith. Ir- an Mg-. =. J.
z~rs SIR and Mrs. \. Catle z. sir aa4
Mrs. 4. l. O1Srozn. 1lg. AMI 1E9. Z.
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Millinery.

Openea Yesterday complete liNs -
max Ostrich THIS. The attention
~ dealers especially asked 70 thes'
goods. The demand has been Suca
that we have found X dlHicut 20
Keep our stock ful@
p,,>k ostrich Prince 81 wales. three
IN = bunch. At 5Ar. as. s.. SIS and
s. - per bunch.
Rest values for TIE money ever Of
ferc8.
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fsal has, ysssr. ard uusii soch tirne IS ere
auxiliary a. fully ORGANIZED sfsa exeCu-
tiEe c0nlnzSgess Nil SERVE tea tlursnE ehe
afternoon After mat special conafs3tSees
VIII - appointed froan among she nsexn-
neTs froea week % NseS whose 5ilasazS -
MI ~ - serve tea. Mrs, r. 4. SsFsssls
has ssgu8fiesS her acceptance tef fhss FrgsSs-
ssercy ~ sale auxiliary cIuh TIE follow
ing laaseS have hgen aEsa0snse.3 oa t'sA
house COMMITTEES. Mrs. Charles 4aaVegs.
Mrs Prank II. Oseoo3. Mrs. Charles Rod
Inns AMI Mrs. ". W. Marriott
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The Lotus Whist gttb

Mrs. J. +. Stewart and her sister Mrs.
keene, entertained "A pleasant rarity at
their beautiful home, corner Of HYDE and
Main streets, last Monday evening. the
OCCASION being the final meeting for the
season OF the Lotus Whist Club. The
ladies' head prize was won hy Miss Ger
trilde Wiusor. sJthst itut!rg FOR Mrs stew
art ana the eenflemen's head prize by
Mr. a ". Stinh TIE ladies' BOBBY VAS
carried of by Mrs ". ~ Maud and 'he
Eentlemen's by Nj Sylvester After
luncheon the company was treated %
IisZt's Love Dream. bT Mr. I.ereh
Mrs. Terch aiso 6cligh aE her friends
with Love Appears at Thv " ndoR" au.d
SulHvans Lullaby" Those present were:
pr and Ms T.. E. Stevens Mr. and Mira.
a VI. Stieh. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Winsor.
Mr. and Mrs. 81. u Wheeler. Mr ard
Airs r VI Wheeler. Nr and Mrs 4. n.
Stirb. Mr. su3 3irs. -. : tanning Sir and
Mrs NJ y Miles Mr. AMI Mrs. a. Emil
Lerch Mr. and hlrs kuu-z Mr.. ami NrE.
g. II Rivers. Air. and Airs. !. r. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. =. j. keene Ms T. 81.
Cu3hertson. Mrs Fh1 Win~0r. Air Nc
keuzie Nr Bert stevens Afr. Pnmpton,
Mr. Knapp. SIR sylvester. Miss Withefeil,
Miss WIrsor Mr.. ard Mrs. ". r. Maud.
and Mr. ard Mrs. keeue.
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Rev. Henry A. pexter's birthday.

A very pleasant party WIS given last
Wednesday evening hy Mrs. \. Boyer at
her residence on Nyckoff avenue IN honor
OF the birthday OF Rev. Henry a. Dexter.
of St Clements church. The evening waa
tsioyably PASSED ia conversation and
music. which was highly appreciated by
all and was followed by a delicious
luncheon. Those who gathered TO con-
gratulate Mr.. Dexter and wish him many
hanpy returns OF the day were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Newman Kline. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaha-
gan. Mr.. and Airs. Bruins. Mr.. and Mrs.
conway, Mrs. T. Berry. Mrs. Dr.
Gideon. Mass Isabel Boyer, Miss Mar
rnerite Boyer. Miss Malthy. Miss Ada
Maltby. Miss Maynard. Miss +. lselacheair.
Miss skinner, Miss Helen Holmes, Miss
- Rr,tns Mir. W. r. "a. Miller. Mr.. II.
BERRY. Mr.. Robert w Moultcn. Mr.. Malt
bv. Mir. II. Monlton and Mr.. w. Moulton
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Mrs g. - Martin. ~ ~ Rolfn street.
entertained a number ~ feT friends ~
f,,rsrhaun last T-iseEsiav afternoon. T'fo@e
r.reaant vere. Mrs. e. II. Martin Mrs.
a. A. pupee. Miss alilu I1lIre Ais@
4-~-ra tsfsd Xtzz Cora G.uT Miss Bertaa
sfarsgr zgtas Ida Marin. Master fsdflio
sfartln ard Master Halds Van Falksa-
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Miss Nellie worth.- May Day Party.

A pleasant May-tiay party vas given
on he evening or the first at the resi-
dence Of CIR. and Mrs. Capt. Worth. IN
honor of Miss Nellie Worth. In Doyies
addition. ON the shores OF Lace Union.
. ot..s,, s,f May was crowned during ths
evening. which added mtsh 10 che pleas
rre ~ the occasion. Games, charades
and other amusegneuts @Nere INDUCED IN.
Those present were. Miss Louise Muir
ray. Al is Eva Taylor. Miss Pansy Free
man. Miss Susie Murray. Miss LYDIA
THOMPSON Miss Hettie Smith. Miss
Laura Clark. Miss Alice Clark MISS Lima
Powers. Mr. Max Holmes, Mr.. Guy Me-
t.apsland Mr. Roy McCausland. Mr..
Ges re Thompson. Mr.. Harry osborn
and Miss Nellie Worth.
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191.s Ha.sie Holden AMI Mr. Douglass
pA@f -sare emitted ia marriage ~ keV-
: =. Head So the residence OF tfs fTisse's
faths~ wfliiarn Holden. ~ FrssasTls. iasE
rq.g=rrtsy srsensnE A. s@n The ~esesnss
as . very yeatsy and guisc oae. Only ras
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marked with a quiet elegance that 10
cnaractertStIc OF the accomplished hos tess.
The guests present Eere. Mrs. II. r.
BsSley AFs. Thomas Burke, Mrs. NJ.
F. Bsckus. Mrs. Erastus Brainegi. Mrs.
Bush. Mrs. n. y. Baxter. Mrs. A. Barker.
Mrs J. (. cole, Mrs. a " Engls. Mrs.
J. r Fay Miss Jcunie Graves. Mrs. J. e..
Haines. Mrs. H. G. Henry. Miss Halter.
Mrs. l. :. ]. Hunt. Airs. J, r Hayden.
Mrs. Edwin Hughes. Mrs. Hodge. Miss
Hodge Mrs. David Kellogg. Mrs }. u,
I.oNrnan. Mrs. John Leary. Mrs. G. @.
Lyon. Mrs. \. F.. MacCulskey, Mrs. J. f..
McNaught. Mrs. ". A. Macdonald, Mrs.
A. Alexander McEwen. Mrs Moale Mrs
Gilbert Meen. Mrs. Mary Miller. Mrs. W.
r Preston. Mrs Montgomery Russell,
Mrs. II. q. Strive. Miss Strive. Mrs.
Joseph Shipper. Mrs. G J. Smith. Mrs.
Charles shepard. Mrs. 4. = Stewart, Mrs
=. Y. r. Stacy. Mrs, {. T. Tyler. Mrs. }.
VI. Wrestling. Mrs. Frank Wrestling.
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Ladies' of stevens RELIEF corps.

The ladies Of Stevens Relief corps eese-
by-tte1 us eleventh anniversary OF Shelr
organization Friday afternoon Tue i'si-
lard and Miller relief corps We're present
4n a body as guests Vt the Stevens eoi pS'
and a large number OF other iaaleS v 10
we're friends OF the order. Mrs. Heien
Burke. president of Stevens corps had
vrr.itren a very interesting paper con-
tanning "Reminiscences Of the orSal1Aa-
tfon from SIS inception 20 the present
dsv which was read BY AIRS. Jennie
Holmes. ahe secretary. and was received
with rapt attention. The follsSiag pro-
sranmo was rendered:
pie7-o s,f, ........... Mrs. George Tew
Tn-4.a,tnn . Miss McMulicn
vi solo ........ Miss =. Burke
Piano SOLO .........--s.+s.+' +iia' 49, aN'A
PAM ....... Mrs. Helen Burke
Eee-ita ton ...... Miss Gertrude Glasseeck
Fancy dance ......... Rosie ifrauEf1rt
Guitar duet ...........The Misses Russell
Il was estimated thai over 40 ladies'
we're present, crowdsng 'linc&lsy q. A.
l.. hall 10 its utmost capacity.
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\ surprise party Was given DR.. r X.
Whiting a. the county hoST@tal last " cd
neSsiay evening. IN honor Of his birthday.
Il was g0gsen up By Air and Mrs. \. A.
Osborn ami his knighls Of Iythaas
friends frotn SsaS;le Lodge, No. 81. The
event happened on fhe regular meeting
night ~ SaxeaJie Lodge, No 81 Knights
OF Pytlias. but lodge was adjourned
early ami the members removed in a
body ID rae hospital. where everything
was in readiness. Some difficulty was ex-
perisncsl In ECssEiing the doctor. who was
in the city and just entering the thesSter
when notified mat iFts was wanted I'M
meiiately at the HOSPITAL. The doctor
received several handsome presents.
among which was an elagaut silver cigar
and tobacco case, upon which was sn-
graved "F. =. w, From X. OF +.
Friends" This was presented by Judge
Oss'sorD. with an Appropriate address.
after which music and cards were IN
dulged In, followed by lunch. the guests
taking their departure on the II O'Clock
car for the csty. FoilaH58S we're the
guests; Judge and Mrs. Richard O. Os-
born. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Julius Horton. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Gasch. Mr. and Mrs W.
A Carrie. Mr. and Mrs Noble Walling-
ford, DR.. and Mrs. Horton, Mr. and Mrs.
James Hart MIR. and Mrs fioar. Mr. and
MIS-. Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Da-
lsie. Mr.. and Mrs. Lerch. Mr.. and Mrs
Culbertson Mr.. and Mrs f. J. Powers,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Haines. Mr.. and AIRS.
Parkhur+st, Mn and Mrs. W. T Monroe,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Osborn, Miss Maud
Horton. Miss Humes. Miss Wood. Mr.. T.
O. Nickerson. Mr.. W. H. Heauon. Mr..
Levi G. Smith. Mr. Nathan Beman. Mr..
G. NJ. Black. Mr.. VIII Powers. Mr. ]. +.
Lilly. Mr.. l. y. Hooper. Mr.. c. NJ Fort
son. Or. Sifton. Mr.. ]. a. Caughey, AIR
James Lee.
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Mre. Mehh,s Afsernenn Entertainments

Mrs {. l. webb entertained the men,
lsarS ST the History cub arga 4 few other
fFtels0s "ath an afternoon cssrd party az
her eisssart rSssief1Ce, CORNER 90 Fourth
and Harvard streets .'Narsafesafs in HIS
Fcrsot' VAS me suh5c-g and topic ~ tho
OCCASION. the idea being prcttny carried
out with Nepoieonts dsoorations which
Sracei the various rcosnS az the residence,
the flower ~ shaG celebrated dynasty. tina
SraEraDf Violet. eetglg prominent and
greeting iho senses Of 8ll sides Every
thing was IN e3eeant taSse ss3 tlse prizes
were equally as charming Mrs. Ealhert r.
Rlaine was the very fortunate winner of
both the first prizes. for progression and
the greatest nunHAer, one being a cut glass
smelling hrttle ard the either a honsNnrt-
nieyea era raclSsd "a Ia renna1ssaacc. The con-
seia 'Aon WAS awarded 80 AIRS. r. II. Van
NseEtgsen. The luncheon was equally
choice and the affair proved a genuine
pleasure to The forty or more ladies in al.
tendance
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Bleached
Table DanaskS.

Coed honest stuff. every yard OF II.
rais mostly in the lang toon Of
ASkcaldy. whose weavers have al
nays been famous for good linen.
Winch Bleached All-Lincn Damask
29c Yard.
&lach Bleached All-Ljnen namask
zoe Yard.
&lsch Bleached All-Iluen Damask
zoe Yard.
seirch Bleached All-Llnen pamask
81 Yard.
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NtckcTSon. AR. assd Mrs. ~ \. Chfgoerx.
DIR. AMI Mrs, e. TraaN, ar. sea AIRS.
n Chiiss-rS. DIR. ami 35rs. ". = Aog}ey,
Mv. and Mrs. q. t.S3~srl. AIRS. : S4esSey.
Mrs. Allen. AIR 7. - EuGsua. Mr.. Eueene
Casla2rg. Miss Jessie Siegley. Hiss Mabel
S5nit2 Miss fStAel asurrsli. Nt+SS Martha
A1a1s rSen, Mass I4alu ,,hUoerz. Miss
Lille CailberS. Nt}sS deAa C'hslh~rr. Miss
Joeeaiasne II. Morley. Aiss l4aga CsSsren.
Mss Grave Allen Maslee W. FREDERICK
X, Ass.ey, Master BOY smith.
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Towels. Towels.

Mere Towel value for your money
asTs than you have ever found any
Were. Just ger these sizes IN your
and. ara then think Of the prices.
Aa'Liaen pamask Towels. 3tXf5 IN
Toe Each.
Aa-Liasn Damask Towels. 2SNla in
Il Each.
@i-Liaca Damask Towels. ieN2o In
l5c Each.
AA-Linen Pm, Bleachci German
an'ssS Tcwel~. knettti friuge and
Na"A work ends. size f1N@ inches
25c Each.
,A1''L.nea Puye Bioached German
sAHask Towels. kuot;ed fringe.
tA-A ...-.--.-.. .-...--..---.s.
25c Each.
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Children 5
Jackets.

\ complete line Of Chriren's Reef
sr Jackets. IN new styles. at very
low prices.
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Mu.lcaIe az Edgewater Concrecntional.

The musicale given at tho Edgcxater
Congregational church last Tuesday
evening Was one OF the most enjoyable
of its kind given this season. The chorus
was composed OF forsy-five members. the
ladies In evening costume and the gentle
men attired in black. J. J. Aglg..er
proved himself 10 be an able conductor.
the chorus responding readily to his ba-
ton The following was the programme
IN fun:
chorus-"what are These That ara
AFFayt=l Observation-Disclosures. j. Stainer
Baritone sclo-"The Wolf''.............
...............-....N AR Worth Deusrnore
Gipsy Queen ..............
.-.....-...-. First Regiment Orchestra
"Ah, That I Could See Her" .Selfert
Mendelssohn Quartette.
Tenor soAo-Selected. Mr.. Bert Williams
Chorus" E'oTsaken" ............. Koschat
Neutrality-suspicious. $500. Miss Jennie Head
Coutralto solo-"Sucrm Flend"........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Edna Whittier
tpfhel SOLO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, De Beriot
Mr.. I. II. Wagner. orch cstraI aocom-
TauiTncn
The Blossoms Close 1T Eve" .......Abt
Mendelssohn Quartette
Gloria ...-........ Mozarl's Twelfth Mass
Chorus.
Legend Of the Organ Builder"
Miss Maude Spurreon
lion" Erminie" ........ Jak0bowsks
First Regiment Orchestra.
Chorus-"Ye Shall Dwell IN the Land
Air for. soprano and baritone.
Nearly every number was encored and
fhe programmes, printed on satin. were
d'14is'y souvenirs % the occasion.
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Table Linens.

thossaal dollars worth. TO make
quick money or Pick of the market.
piK Of our own stock. at lowest
prizes erer named. We never try 10
save prices-we try 20 jam them
tosa.
Cream Table pamask. warranted
al pure linen. - inches wide.........
2oc Yard.
Cream Table Damask, warranted
a pure linen, 56 inches wide. the
81 you have often paid soc yard
n a1N .-.t..-s.....ss--s. 49,.
zoe Yard.
Cram Table Damask. warranted
a. sgre linen. IS inches wide, ..........
SOC Yard.
Cram Taole Damask. warranted
q pure linen. 90 inches wide ........
zoe Yard.
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TAN SHOES

ana we are going 10 sell them 10 YOU low
er than anybody. Come and see some os
the ne" aas's--every kind. from neeils
toe TO broad toe. in
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TAN SHOES
TAN SHOES

% ~nen you want 70 buy TAN SHOES.
go. % come direct 10 headquarters. We
nave every one OF the new stvleN in
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Hemstitched Sheets
And Pillow Cases.

s DOZ HEMsTITCHED Pill OSo
Low Cases, i5x35. each ......... -cC
3 DOZEN HEMSTITCHED To
Sheets. Ska. each .............. ~
y DOZEN HEMSTITCHED rno
Sheets, sxse. each ............ tJC
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TAN SHOES
TAN SHOES
TAN SHOES

me market now stands, we ar. th.
oAAE house that mas ar immense stock ~
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225c Each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-21
HARVARD FOOT BALL
Receives a Death Blow from the Hands o
The Faculty.

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. 20.-The an
nouncement officially made with regard
to the action of the Harvard faculty, was
wrong in one or two particulars. Instead
of referring the resolution to the corpora
ton, it has been decided to present it
directly to the athletic committee. The
official vote reads somewhat differently
Resolved, that the faculty desire the
committee on athletics toput stop to all
Intercollegiate foot ball contests.
This comes very near being command
from the faculty and makes the matter
all the worse. Further developments are
anxiously awaited. In spite of this action
by the faculty, Capt. Brewer, today, called
out number of last years team and sub
stitutes and began the preliminary train
ing.
AS reported previously, the announce
msnt was
The Harvard faculty, while not prohibit
ing foot ball, Tuesday, adopted, "a to 49,
the following: The faculty of arts and
sciences recommends that it would be well
for the athletic committee to put an
end to intercollegiate foot ball. This
opinion of the faculty shall be sent to the
corporation with the request that they
forward it to the committee on athletics. :"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-21
amended by chapter AS of the Privat
and Special Laws of 1898.
Orders OF the Day.

On motion of Mr.. Plummer of Dexter,
House Document No. al, an act to
amend chap. 472 of the Special Laws OF
1898, relating to the Bangor municipal
court, was taken from the table.
Mr.. Plummer offered to amend by in
serting after the words trial justice, y in
the goth line of section ?, the words,
"except the clerk OF said court.
The bill was then read third time.
On motion of Mr.. Howe of Milo, the
bill was again laid on the table, pending
it's passage to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Whelden of Portland,
bill an act to incorporate the Anglo
American Guarantee Company was taken
from the table.
On motion of Mr. Gilbert of Canton,
the bill received its first and second read
ing.
On motion of the same gentleman it
was laid on the table and made the spec
ial assignment for Tuesday of next week.
On motion of Mr.. Hill of Portland, ad-
iourncd
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Passed to be Enacted.

An act to amend section 2 OF chapter 81
of the Public Laws of 1891, relating to
employment of stenographers at hearings
aud examinations in courts of probate and
courts of insolvency.
An act to abate taxes on township No.
4, range 5, west Kennebec river in Somcr-
set county.
An act to authorize Chas. Foster to dam
the waters at the outlet of Jennie pond,
located in the towns of Mexico and Garth
age
An act to amend section of chapter 81
of the Revised Statutes, relating to mort.
cages on personal property.
An act authorizing Camden Village
Corporation to raise money by loan, add
tional to the amount authorized by chap.
4O7 of the Private and Special Laws of
1898, for the purpose of rebuilding and
furnishing its hall building.
An act to amend section 81 of chapter
70 of the Revised Statutes, relating to
unrecorded mortgages.
An act to amend chap. 215 of the Pri
vate and Special Laws of 1867, relating to
constables for the city of Saco.
An act to divide the town Of Peru in
the county of Oxford and annex a portion
Of said town of Peru to the town of Rum
ford in the county Of Oxford.
An act to amend section 90 of chapter
30i Of the Public Laws of 1898, relating
to the registration of voters.
An act to make valid the doings Of tie
Free Baptist Women's Missionary Society
An act to amend chapter 2Sl of the
Private and Special Laws Of 1891, as
amended by chapter so of the Private
aud Special Laws of 1898, relating to fist
ing in McGaw and other ponds in kenne-
bee county.
An act to amend section II. chapter
80, Revised Statutes, rs amended by sec.
ton (, chapter IS of the Public Laws of
1891. relating to the number of moose.
caribou and deer that may be lawfully
killed.
An act to authorize the Katahdin Pulp
and Paper Co. to lncatc, construct and
maintain piers and boons in Penobscot
river.
An act to amend chapter l35 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1910 entitled
an act to establish municipal court in
the city of Auburn. as amended by chap.
ter lsj of the Private and Special Laws
of the same year.
An &C. to amend the charter Of the
Portland Trust Co, bsing chapter 2O3 Of
the Private Llws Of 1SS3
An act entitled an act to amend the
act to incorporate the city Of PASSPORT rs