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like to know what the question is, and
soOn."
So she wrote:
see you ns you can find time 10 come
Is il about another dear, delightful dance? How
would to- morrow evening suit you?
Always sincerely yours.
ALICE TREwEEKEs.
The Alice was written large, as if the
writer had meant to forget the surname, and
then Treweekes was crowded in, so that it
looked like an alterthought
Pat DooIey turned up the next night. So
did /. AS Parsons churchwardeD, l had to
see him on parish business, and made it con-
venient TO call q little before supper time.
But Parson and his wife evidently did not
much like Pat, though he was the life Of the
whole party, and, after supper,we went into
the drawing-room, where Mrs. Treweekes
showed her wish to get rid Of US in those
artful ways that a woman uses when she
does not want to tell you to 20. But Pat
| did not want to see her wish, and l waited
| for him because part of his way was mine
and he might as we'll have given me lift.
Then Mrs. Treweekes said:
| Alice, dear, play us that pretty little
thing you were playing this afternoon"
Alice got up and played, Lord, dismiss
us with Thy blessing"
After that went; but Pat did not stir
I understand the party were dull except Pat
who was very talkative, until he threw {
shell into the midst Of them by saying:
Mrs and Mr. Treweekes "-somehov
people always put Parsons wife before Par
son-"Alice has promised to be my wife, 81
wish 10 ask your consent"
"I am much surprised, Mr. Dooley," salt
Parson's wife; surprised and panied tha
YOU should have vsntured to address Alic
on such q subject without first finding ou
what would be the views Of her father ant
myself"
"Quite 50" said Psr.sn.
at was only couple Of hours ago that
told Alice about it, so if you didn't hsar be
fore you have heard very soon AFTER" salt
, Pat, with laugh.
"Your jocnlarity on such snbject onl
makes things woEss," sid Mrs. Troweekal
I'VE must beg you not to alluds again t
the affair, or We shall be compelled to foreg
the pleasure sf your acquaintance"
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&C ~, ov s,;d porsor

"Tm sure" said Parson.
"What objection have yOu?"
"We have given you sufficient objection
already" said Parsons wife, in the fact
that you have had SO little delicacy of feel
ing AS to approach our daughter without
coming first to us, as you should have done"
"I don't think that an objection which
can't be got over"
"We don't consider your position good
enough"
q can quite satisfy you as to my position
and prospects, and also with regard to my
private means"
"Well, Mr.. Dooley. the fact is that you are
Roman Catholic. That puts marriage out
of the question"
"Quite out of the question" said Parson.
Then Alice broke in, and she had some OF
her mothers spirit.
"This is a matter for me to settle. have
promised Patrick to marry him, and am
going to do so."
"Alice," said her mother, "you had better
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Service Pension.

Fall into line, comrades, and let's march
shoulder to shoulder as we did in the COS
for the Service Pension bill and help thou
sands of old comrades out. Stick together,
and then you will accomplish much. Fail
in line, for the bugIe will soon call us all to
higher life, where our Reunions will be
perpetuaL-.D. T. MILLER, Co. i, 3sth Ohio,
Delta, O.
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Election in the Houss.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: As regards
the matter of no election of President by the
popular vote, and it goes TO the House, hou
many votes does each State have in ths
election JOHN KNAPP, Co. 6, 9th III.
Cav. Parkersburg, Iowa.
Each State has one vote.-EpfToR Ma
TIOyAL TRIBUNE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-30

her through a window, but she backed
up against the door, and with her six
shooter drove the men off again.
She held the house for twenty-four
hours. when she surrendered to the
Sheriff, who arrested her on technical
charge.
During the stay in Denver she stop
ped at the Windsor Hotel and lived
with her accustomed elegance. The
bill was a trifle like $4,000 and Daniels
paid il. He died on December "a, 1891,
leaving 100000 to a son by previous
marriage. The son is now twenty-four
fears old. but is minor under the will
and cannot get his portion of the es-
tate until he is thirty. The Donna,
claiming that Daniels divorce from her
was obtained by fraud, is sueing for her
dover. William Fisher, Daniels part
ner, is oontesting tbs claim, and the
fight has been long and bitter, but the
prospects of her success are bright at
present.
Mr.. Chuna, who led her TO the altar.
is an autioneer at Broadway and Yves.
FoTty-seventh streets. For ten years
he was an actor, known to the profess
ion as James w Cooney. His last en-
gagement WAS in the company of Joseph
Murphy, six years ago.
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TO AID C. F. LYNCH.
The Senate Adopts a Resolution Placing
Him Upon the Sergeant-at-Armss staff.
Special to the Register.

The Senate Adopts Resolution Placing
Him Upon the Sergeant-at-Armss staff.
Special to the Register.
Washington, D. c., April 29.-The
resolution which Senator Faulkner had
passed in the Senate Tuesday, placing
Mr.. C. F. Lynch, of Weston, on the
Sergeant-at-Arms roll as a messenger
at Si.440 year. was a simple act of
justice TO a faithful employee who was
grievously injured while in the service
OF the Senate. Mr.. Lynch, it will be
remembered. suffered fall about three
weeks ago while on the roof of the SEN
ate wing of the capitol for the purpose
of raising the flag which floats while
the Senate is in session. 1t was not a
part of Mr.. Lynch's duty 10 haul up
this flag. He undertook it because the
man who was assigned to the work by
ghe Sergeant-at-Arms had declined to
do it on the ground that he was subject
TO dizziness and feared he would some
day fall and injure himself while climb
ing the narrow ladder 10 the roof. In
order TO avoid disputes and 10 save his
fellow-employe from discharge, Mr..
Lynch undertook the task. The result
of his kindness was that he met with
the very accident which the man for
whom he acted as substitute feared 10
meet In his fall, Mr.. Lynch fractured
his wrist. broke a rib and injured his
spine so seriously that there is danger
he may be a cripple for life. He has
not been able 10 leave his bed since the
accident. Up to the passage Of Senator
Faulkner's resolution, Tuesday, Mr..
Lynch had been on the roll of the Sen
ate al Sc day as a session emplOye.
His employment and pay would have
ceased altogether at the close OF the
session of Congress, and he'would have
been left a cripple without means of
support because of injuries sustained
in the service of the Senate. But the
passage OF Senator Faulkner's resolu
ton assures Mr.. Lynch an income for
some time to come at least. as he Will
hardly be disturbed While laid up from
the dangerous injuries he sustained.
His many friends sincerely hope that
he will in time fully recover, although
it is recognized that the process must
be a slow one.
The Misses Russell, Miss Guthrie and
Miss Washington. of Romney. w Va,
are enjoying the beautiful spring wealth
er in Washington as the guests OF Mrs.
Keller.
Congressman Huling has returned
here after an absence of some time az
home in Charleston, where he went be-
cause his health was bad. While at
home he investigated the political sit
uation pretty thoroughly, but has not
yet announced whether or not he will
again will be a candidate for Congress.
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During the winter OF 1893, F. NJ. Mar
tin, OF Long Reach, West Va. contract
ed a severe cold which left him with a
cough. In speaking of how he cured it
he says: Il used several kinds OF cough
syrup but found no relief until I bought
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy, which relieved me almost instantly
and in a short time brought about a
complete cure" When troubled with a
cough or cold use this remedy and you
will not find it necessary TO try several
kinds before you get relief II has
been in the market for over twenty
years and constantly grown in favor
and popularity. For sale at % and sc
cents per bottle by your druggist.
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NOT To PAY INTEREST
On the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds
Due Nav 1.

t.more and Ohio Railroad Company's bonds
due May l VIII not be paid by the receiv-
ers. 1, is the impression. however, that
the coupons viii he purchased by bankers
with a view 30 their final redemption.
The payments due include semi-annual
interest on the main line loan of 1874 and
on the Be, line bonds. aggregat.ng $4,000
Interest on the loan Of 1874 amounts 10
$-93 lto, and the Belt line interest is $lj0,cC1
II is authoritatively stated that the Belt
line since the receivers have been In charge
has earned its fixed charges. but as this
covers only a period of about two months
and the payments due are for six months
the available funds are not sufficient for
The purpose.
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be reduced to a figure that would shame
the rank and file of Preston's &. o. p.
The Argus here is wide awake on the
Republican situation and its bright editor
Mr.. J. Sl.deil Brown. is keeping tab on
ali the conflicting points of issue in the Re
publican campaign in Preston. MIR. Brown
is one of the real old Jefferson.an Demo-
Gratis and came here when the Democratic
party was in despair. He built up the
Argus. and it now can proudly boast of
having a wide circulation, which is among
al classes. creeds and parties, for the Ar
gus is a paper which aims 10 give the local
news, and as a local paper it IS popular.
Mr. Brown has had the odds against
him" in politics here, but has never
swerved from the path of Democratic prin-
c:pies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-30

Ser in the world Lotions. plasteTs. creams
Gad cosmetics cannot make as good conf
bieXion as health can. They cannot hide
She story OF iu-health. They merely EN-
phasize II. Health shows IN clearress Of
eve and skin, in tedneSS Of lips and VivaC-
lily Of manner and expression. Disease Is
proved positively BY the absence OF these
shiugs When a woman sees the indica-
lions % fl-health in the face, she may with
almost absolute certainty look for the cause
IN one or both OF two conditions -consti-
patton and arrangement OF the organs dis
Siuctly feminine. These things IL them
selves are in some degree related and nine
tcrtas Of all the sickness of women come
from them. Dr. Piercc's Favorite Prescrip-
zion will cure permanently and positively
anv so-called female complaint" Dr.
Pierces Pleasant Pellets will cure couStipa-
ton There Is no reason IN the world why
woman should not be perfectly healthy II
rests with herself X she viii take these
truly wonderful remedies, and follow few
hYvicaic measures, she may become per
CecCv strong and healthy in all WAYS. She
Nil gain n health, strength and flesh.
HO!lOv-s and angles Will give place 70 full
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aud most beautiful Of all cTeation-a per
oct woTiau AL druggists sell Or. PierCe's
medicines, b--t Z YOU care 20 know more
about them and - SSow AL Of the graudeSt
Ti-Gical truths. send - one-ceut stamps 20
covsC cost of mailing only, and q complete
Sopy OF Or. Picrce's 1905 page book, The
People'S Common Sense Medical Adviser"
~iu - sent postpaid Il Is 4 veyitable
medical library. complete in one volume.
Several finely illustrated chapters are de-
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1sent Address. Worlds DispensaTy Med
d. Association, y5 MAia s., BEea,o. NY.
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FOR RENT

The well established saloon e.,-,.
as NO. 100 Market street. o.. ,,
Tor a respOr siD,e man 7',- y
,o Bisoard.ng house. % rooms. No 81.
business. '-11'4.r
Store room No. 1875 Mark. s.-...
best block n the CITY. .s'' o- p.
Store room No. 1883 Ma. s...-.
nS c.1 OF me retail dry goods 5.. q
Store room No. lo3 " b. '. Jess
'o one R r2r retail cigar STORE. .-'
rooms: ian JII,t'rSD .,i,.i..} BOX. AZ .
- DWellings.-623 Main sire, r-i..
.. ..tSeaLn Slrec,. SIS. l7l n
street 40; Erie street. 8 rooms ,..
moor. 355 Main stree. 81. r,.-.- d.
RET street. s.: 800 alley G. 81 ',-.-s' l-;
Special attention g.yer 81 3D..
oi rents. GEO. J. NtTl.S...
r.,o,,, Real E--a.- tr.-.
-----4-H--.-S - 4--N -.llrr-. S-,
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SiLL

NO. 2ll9 EOFF STREET. . b-..E a....
10 II feet front, ren. for 81 peg %. g.
= on
NOS 2o19 and POI MAIN STREET
story brick wiki > sSoreroous AZ. g -.a
Above.
No. 81 S. BROADWAY. known .. d
Hughes residence.
ONE MORE LOT IN WoUr-Dt f.
House Of S rooms ana - 1r.
country. either for sac ~ ...t
|. 4 very desirable RESir .NrE .y
BUSINESS PROPERTY, cor Slain d.
Tenth streets.
NO. 81 FIFTEENTH Strict . r.ar
4 fine RESIDENCE In Pleasant Vale
The BLOCH PROPERTY oa North 81,
street.
4 very desirable RESIDENCE or 81
Price low.
NO. IL FOURTEENTH sT2Crr. f-.
NO. 22l2 CHAP me STRE-T. .r
brick dwelling. modern.
= ACRES or CDAL north Of Ton ST..
IOI JlXlcS or Thirteenth street.
THREE LOTS. each s0xi20 feet Ut #
northeast corner Of Wabash and iria.
streets, Island. VIII sell n 20.
MONEY TO LOAN
RlNEKApT & TATUM, Oily Hanl Biz,
TeieDhoue 2f9 rr.-, A.
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FOR SAIL

Splendid house. y rooms and la-- n
with large lot, Chap.ine street. Fiji. $50.
cheap on easy terms.
House, rooms and hall, l4,h g.. f'H
House. rooms, Jacob stree. '.-,
Wheeling, cheap on easy terms. 81
House, rooms and hail, Narhe. $3.50.
Centre Wheeling. cheap, $3.50.
easy.
Splendid building site for dwelling. ,
Sixteenth street.
Splendid building site for dwelliar ,a
street.
House. rooms and hall. with al r'.
ern improvements. Chapl.ne ST. Cs-'
House. rooms and hall. 18th ST. ia
House : rooms. 18th st.. $40.
House. rooms, hall and large l0' 81.
tenth street. cheap, $500.
House. rooms. y. Market stree. e-7
terms, $l.SO.
House, rooms and attic, JACOB SIZE
Sixth ward. terms easy. $3.50.
? lots on Lind St. Beivedere, So each
House. 2 rooms. Wilson ST. Crn
Wheeling. easy terms, $50.
Lot. 80 feet front. Lind ST.. Sg0
House, Is rooms. brick. 18th So, 3
House, rooms. and rOOmcl house
rear, Market ST.. between TN and $50 81.
g. 500.
Business property on Marke; s.. d, r'
500 $500, $500. $500. $500 and 8 % 20 ai'
on real estate. ,.n
House. rooms and store room A'i
Main ST. cheap. on easy terms '''
New house, rooms. with .arrl .-, b
Edgington Lane. $3.50.
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NOISES BUSINESS ACADEMY,

Schaefer q Driehorst Building. Main
street. corner Alley l2. a Practical Busi-
ness Training school. where q young man Is
taught exactly as if he were In u big busi-
ness house. Every branch is thoroughly
practical and useful.
The Training received will make you val
liable to any business house In This country.
business men, parents and young mon are
invitrd TO call and see for themselves the
meit cd used.
Morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
de99ckdc
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FOR SALE-REAL esTAr-

49,
For SALE OR RENT-THr S~-~~---
Garden. at Pleasant Valley ''..'.......-..
feet or National Road and txr.-,'....s =.
80 teet. Can be laid our IN Ven. ~ IL a.
ouilG!ng los. For sale or rent '. RI.
stead OF G. Seiber,, adjoining ). 5 r--...-
ies.1eAce. with q ten and fou-
mouse ON the premises. Possess.
~ I5liline9'ate.y. Inquire OF =. HAppr
HeyIhahA brewery. or ~ premise
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-30
DESIRABLE PROPERTY +

A tWo-story frame Gwtu-c. .e
rooms; and a small frame cor.
situated So CT the cas-, sl.s q
Stree; Lo; 80 feet on M2rke
running east 20 alley about i t..
open. lot suitable for d1u..
a rare chance. Terms easy.
c. =. SCHAEFER g. C.
Cor. Fourteenth and Mark. So
aD3-eh
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COUNTY TO BE SURVEYED
Special 20 the Register.

Special 20 the Register.
CEREDO. W. VA, April 29.-The Dun
low parties who have been pushing the
matter Of dividing Wayne county, appear
ed before the county court, and on their
notion John Sanborn. of Huntington was
appointed TO make the survey of the
county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-30
NESBiTT & DEVINE,
Tel 643. 1889 Market Stree.
TRUSTEES SALE or VAIL.
L BILE ISLAND REAL ESTAl- %
AT-NnRN PROP HIA

LAUNDRY PROPERTY. -
BY virtue of deed OF tru- H.-
BIZ George l.. Eurner and We.
ruary the 2i,h. 1895, and D.
Office CT the Clerk OF the ''.
OF Ohio County. IN deed a. -tH
Is. page 596. ! viii sell
az the north front door OF The C.-..
Of Ohio County. OF
SATURDAY. MAY TIE ,-
commencing at ten o CLOCK, o. i.
lowing described property, 3D.
tain LOT or parcel Of eroIl
the City Of Wheeling. " ~
what j. known as the Nuf
ard beginning az point ot a
of South York Street. h.a-
west corner Of lot Humber"i ~
In 4. c. RObinsOn's adlit.A
~ Wheeling. thence slu'ltt ..
the said east side OF South -.
60 foe. 20 the Nor'hwes, 20
heretofore conveyed 20 ".
thence westwardly ~ re.
thence northwardly a.oLs ..-
alley. co feet 10 The sodt1~tr
Saii lot number thirteen ODD
1-ardlv with the south 1850
number th.rteent CD, ~ ir.'
OF beginning. being ne
conveved 20 the said
hv Susan J.. kErcer hE
IL, Gay OF June 1852. arI f'-
- 10 s.. mage aS to-r
~ buildings and aIguT
,,r,o belonging. Also all 'A
Ire above described premise
steam Laundry business.
one boiler and force pump
nower engine. TWO steam
rerfrifugai wr.Iger. one -L.
collar and cuff siarCher. az.
ebfrt uress. one bosom ~
barj irouers. ore cOuh-a..
sleeve and body ironer' OF.
shapsr. together win az ..
"a fixtures on sad Irrii. ..
c1nnection with said -al' - -
49,. horse named Jun, on.
80, mod Nancy. two WACO.
80 harness. Said real e-'a.-
e.. yvii' be Offered tog-
IA viii he sold in The
I. In hiring the most me-.
i Wal TERMS OF SAIL.
--te said real estate "
following terms one -s.
more as the pnrcnAse -.r....
~ dav Of sale. and i7
ocuai instruments ln r.
~ nurcaaser giv.rg MS
.1~sef with approved per- ..-.
80 also deed ~ trust on
secure the deferred pay"
seCn.i nroner-v Will b. 500
80, months FOR al an n. ..-..
- me purchaser c-r,a-
-. S..,,-e5 n4rso-al serlF s,'
shalt draw !ntere', r-rf--.
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TOR SALE.

At Riverv!ew. below Dsrwool O..
roomeq nous with more thar a- ar.
ground. Price $500. J. is ,.--...i Oh.
whoever buys and occupies ... .---
WA nave the care of tue -r,..--..
lamp. for which 81 per mont .e -i
JAMES /. HAWfEY
Rea! Estate aIi Loan t-.-.
~ =. l. -.
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FOR SALE.

A two story frame dw,,,.-g s-r- -,.-
ara bath room. aul pt.-r NJ
ms property aaJoins ,he ClIrr'.
properly IN Elm Grove ari c.....-.
orc ana ore-lla.f acres o. e
good barn and sheds. and ai. a..,..-,.t b.
Pew ana N first class order T
For further Information inquire n
ap-Sev ALE alllMS. E.m GROW. "a 70,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-30

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD
10 all points in Virginia and the South
via Luray and Natural Bridge. For all
information as TO rates, schedules, etc.
write TO w. B. Bevill. GIN. Pass. Agent,
Roanoke. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-30

A mirror could not
lie If il wanted TO.
The glass has moth
ing to gain by fat
tery. II the roses Of
health and plump
ness Of beauty are
leaving your face,
your mirror will tell
you so. You can see
for yourself you are
in danger Of losing
the ad miratiou
which Is every wo-
III ans due. You
riay not really real
lie Ii, but health is
the greatest beauti-
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TIE ROW N preston.
The Republicans in the "Banntr
County" Seem 10 Be Sadly Split.

The Hope of the c. 0. P. Followers
That with the Retirement OF Daw'
son from Journalism, that Bosslsm
Would be Thing OF the Past, Has
Failed of Fulflment - Serious
Differences that Will PROBABLY
Affect the Republican Majority
in November.
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donna NhDIKXA'S WEDDING.
Beautiful and Brilliant and Has a
Romantic Career,

This is Her Fourth Marriage and
James Mortimer Chuna is Her
New Husband-A Harvard Pro-
fessor, a Salem Merchant, and a
Millionaire Were Her Former
Mates-She Fought for an Estate.
With a Revolver She Held Three
Cowboys at Bay Tor Twenty-four
Hours - Her New Husband an
Actor Known as Jas. w. Cooney.
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SUMNER Law LECTURES

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..
July 70 Sept l. 1895. For students and
practitioners 27th year. For catalogue ad-
dress (P. O. Charlottesville. Va X. c.
MINOR. Secretary. aD9tu.th.sat.Qs
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FRIEND & SON, 1868 Main Street.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND kMsA-MERS.
EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. HART'S SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
1916 Make ST., Wheeling, ". v.

. W lIFtliIIpf
Filth annual session be gins MONDAY
SEPTEMBER, 10, 1895. This school offers
a complete and thorough education ia PRAC.
TiCAL ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS, ENGLIsH GAS
sics. LATIN and MODERN LANGUAGES and
ELoCUTIoN. Special advantages offered
graduates from Public Schools, and Others
who desire 70 pursue higher branches o,
study. Methods and course OF instruction
In the country, Boys received In the Primary
and Intermediate Departments. For circu-
ars or interview, apply TO
MRS. N. STEVENS II APT
nn2Sh Princinal. Mheelln 9. W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-30
Ladies' Madras Waists.

We open Saturday the finest Madras Waists we ever
had. They beautiful and the fit is simply perfect
Would like to show you of these Waists and have you
examine quality style and work. We had anything
like them before.
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FOR Rr.N

~----~-> = -~-~-~->>- ~~-~-----------
FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS. ~ - -
tenth Street. SlI
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Suit Department.

This department. being very important one, receives
special attention, and in il can be found TaiI0r-Made
Dresses and Skirts of the latest styles. As this is very
active STOCK you should call frequently and see the
ideas they appear. You can always feel assured that
we keep THE LATEST, and that prices RIGHT In
the same department you find Capes and Jackets of all
ndc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-25
CITY IN BRIEF.
Judge Hill of Enid is in the ,

Judge Hill of Enid is in the city.
George Ross, Jr., was taken sick yes.
ierday on account Of overwork.
Mrs. o. W. Sprouse and Miss Irma
Ray left for St Louis Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Baker are al home
TO their friends at 1920 Paramount ave-
aue.
Mns. Fred Hunt of Mcpherson, Kan,
Is visiting at 61s North Topeka, for a
few days.
Mrs, J. A Miller Of Salt Lake City is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Throckmorton.
on Thirteenth street
Mrs. R. A McIlhenny OF Conway
Springs visited Mrs. NJ E. Ray Friday
enroute 10 Quincy, Ill.
DR.. Jones was the lucky one who drew
the fine quilt given by the German fair
last night
Miss Alice Hurley of wafello, Ia, and
Mrs. John Reese Of Newton. Ia. are the
guests OF ]. S. Andrews and family
Officer Smith brought in a man with
the patrol wagon last night He found
him in the alley west Of Main between
First and Second.
John W. Adams left yesterday for
Kansas city, Mo, On lesai busin us. from
which point he will visit his old home
in Iowa before returning.
Mrs Orville Cation left yesterday for