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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-10-28

Coughs, colds, pneumonia and fe-
vers may be prevented by keeping the
blood pure and the system toned up
with Hoods Sarsaparilla
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-10-28

To make the hair Sow natural
color. prevent badness. and keep the
scalp healthy, Halls Hair Remover
was invented, aud has proved itself
successful.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01

Aci cash bal 500 9s4 0G7 s2il7sls9i Dec ST. 797 227
Speyer Co. announce that they are prepared
TO buy. until further notice, the Buffalo and
Erie Railroad Company per cent mortgage
bc nds maturing April |. 1S3S. par and ac-
crued interest to dat. Of maturity less discount
at the rate OF 3 per cent per annum.
WinslOW. Lanier d Co. viii pay dividends on
a number Of securities, list OF which will be
found In another column.
Brown Bros. & Co.. Of this city and Phila-
dephia and Alexander Brown Sons, OF Bati-
more in view Of the fact that the Baltimore Belt
Railroad Company Is unable to pay the coupons
due to-day on its per cent first mortgage
same that they deem It important that steps
should be taken promptly for the protection Of
their interest. ana request holders to deposit
their bonds with them. receiving in exchange
negotiable certificates to he Issued under the
terms Of an agreement bearing this date, copies
OF which may be had at their offices Bonds
should be deposited at once. but not later than
December l. Brown. shipley q Co will receive
deposits in London.
J. p. Morgan & Co. Brown Bros. e. Co. and
Barring. Magoun Co, In conjunction with j.
s Morgan e. Co, Brown. Shipley Co. and
Barring Bros & Co, Limited OF London. an
nounce that in view OF the unusual conditions
by which the holders OF the consolidated mort
gage per cent gold bonds Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company tdue 1883 are
governed they deem II most important that the
bondholders should unite with them to protect
their int erests, and accordingly they have pre-
pared n bondholders' agreement. which. among
ther things provides for the deposit Of bonds
with j. T. Morgan a. Co. giving them all neces-
earv mower 10 see that bondholders repre-
senied in all matters in court. as well as power
to press foreclosure proceedings In case OF
defa,Ilt All bondholders In favor Of such move
,,,ant a re requested to deposit their bonds with
+ p Morgan & Co. not later than January 2.
rcceiving in exchange certificates Of deposit for
which n quotation will be asked from the New
VII stock Exchange, such certificates to bear
,rtarest warrants corresponding TO the coupons
maturjng on the bonds for the next hve years
Az fast as coupons are collected j. L. Morgan
g Co will pay the amount Thereon on SURRENDER
~ The corresponding warrants
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
sxty-(iye railroads systems for the SECOND week
in october OF these fifty seven return gains oi
vi 0iO Ic3 or II per cent. ard eight return
insses of $50 23S or 4.S per cent. The whole
shows gain Of s1.O0O.325, or 120 per cent. The s
Tribune has also printed the gross car ,S,rd
wcek in october, Of which fifty -one return gains
Of Sl3i.60O. or 1873 per cent. and eleven return
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01
Dipioeno Notlces
Winslow, Lanier & Co., II Nassau ST., n. Y. City


Winslow, Lanier & Co., " Nassau ST., n. Y. City
n THE INTEREST on THE FOLLOWING BONDS is
PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND
AFTER NOVEMBER lST 1897
American Cotton OF CO. Debentu-e S..
cet eland and Pittsburgh r. r. Co Ccns Sinking Fund 7s
Cambridge City Ind, Water Works 6s
Conhersyie Ind, School
Greenfield, rrd. School 6s.
Grant County md Gravel Road 6s
Harrison County. Ind. County So.
Marion. Ind School Gs
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Ry CO FRS. Mort
gage -, Series +, second rteose =, Series l..
Portsmouth. O.. Water Works ss, r. H. improvement TO-
Red Key Ind. Town &C.
Nashville. Ind. Wate' 0s
S,arke County Ind. county 5s.
Tpt0n Ind, Wat
Union County. ant. 'H.t h rusr g
.nfnr
Alexandria. Ind. Sfr... iHlproVe, at
Rochester. Ind Scto0
N'..I.. if,N
Columbia City. Ind M.t.f t .iks fs
Dearbjrn County In. fLiling -.
Jaspe' county md. t'.l.y
Noblessille, Ind iTr' .scn'nt Ponds
! ,rfs trfH
Tipton Ind. Improve ient N0niF
rI 81 .l.lI
Portland Ind. NuA.c sa
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01
financial.
Houston and Texas Central
First Mortgage Bonds
No'IC9 Of Bonds Oraan for Pa 'nlsnt.

The Houston and Texas Central Railroad Com
pany, having in its possession cash proceed
from sales u lands covered by Trust Indeuture
between Frederic +. Olc0tt. the Central Trust
Company of New York and the Southern Pacific
Company, dated April |. 1890, which ap-
pHcable to the purchase Of The Houston and
Texas Central Railroad Company's First Mort
gage bonds secured by such Indenture. to an
amount sufficient at the price limited in said
Trust lndentuce 10 pur 'hase and retire 22O Of
such bonds; and, 1t having been found that such
bonds cannot be purchased at or below no per
centum OF the par value thereof and accrued
interest thereon there have been drawn by lot,
under the provisions Of such Trust lndenture,
bonds secured thereby bearing the distinguish
Ing numbers hereinafter stated. TO be paid for
out Of such proceeds Of such land sales at the
said rate Of 1lU per centum OF the par value
thereof and accrued interest thereon.
The distinguishing numbers Of the bonds so
drawn arc follows. viz.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana sub.criptions ,os The Tribuns
"a door Forth sis,-s, until O'Clock p M: advertise
ments received at the following oraneh 9Ses az regular
ns". ,t,s .rtl o'clock VIZ .A sth- ave, g. O.
nr l52 Gth-ave.. cor t2th-st. Macys, Gthave
West 42d st. near 6th-aye e2 East l+tl-st ss7 West
between 18th and 77th SITS 026 3d-aye near 6ls
ot IDS ls ave. soh-st $50 3D. near sIst-s
oSt % GO r:.t 7eth-st; io2i 8d-avs; ee62 ad-avs
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01

4 \. MOKGAN 4 90.
v,ROwN. SIIIPLEV 4 CO.,
,,.nING BROTHERS Il CO.. Limited
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1897

Terre Haute and Indianapolis r. r. co...... Is
Texas a Pacific Coal Co. lst ......... 90
Texas & Pacific Coal co. stock ........... AZ 81
fa,ib al 10Th st CroSstown 5s .lO6 1874
Thra Ivenue Railway '''.''''' Hiss, $50
Toledo 81 Louis and Kansas CIV n-ee, ..... 1oh
Trer,o, pof'eries common ~ P'e'' IL
Trenton PotteTes pref Observation-Disclosures. - 33
T'nion Ferry stock ..........,. - 6Ga
tT'nion Fc-rv 5s.............' .104is
r-,io, Elevated y fPkvn oJs, 20
r'nion Tvrawriter ... Gia
Union Typewriter ist pref .................- 70 ~
Union Typewriter 20 pref. lsE
Wagner Gar company ..................''''i i,S
Worcester Traction common. ..............,s' - !.
Worcester Traction pref ................... 92h %
'Ex-dyidsnd. tNominal. twith interest.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01

pvERTIsEMENTs and rp'Sns to %, the -oasway
north of 3ist ST. until O'clock M: advertise
snts received at the following branch offices al rexus
until O'Clock p. VIZ: Zot stn
oad 81 i52 Sh-aye, i2thst.: Macys. 8tn-aVe
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01
losses Of S43.s1S, or 81 per cent. The whole
shows gain Of SS9OS12 or 11.3 per cent.

shows gain OF SS9O.S72, or 113 per cent
Second week October
ls96. 1897. Differences PC
81 companies .S6yl3us3 81 3 2l7 Inc 81 O40 lG3 l50
= compahles... Sll,315 112 1871 Dec 39.23s IS
Total G5 co.'s 429 Is 5o3 34 Inc 81 600 a35 100
Third week in October
II Sc To25 si1 Inc 1894 $50 l33
II con'panies'.'' S"'l% s06.3Il Dec. i3.slS 81
Total GO cos.s7sil3lo ss.73lls2 Inc. ss9o.s72 ll3
Earnings not already printed follow:
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01
financial ttlrfIinss.
~~r|'>~> NOTICE.
~-orICE Is hereby gwen that spec!a' nee'

NOTICE IS HereD3 g." N. :, Iaus ssu,nue.,-la
is u rounany is called and VIII be heiu a. nne
era offices oi said Company IN ouis e MS at nine o'clock
sA H ON the 4h day OK NoyeGber is ; % srmns
vote upon rmpany In the dcon OF It's road , I0,
kaiIwayc 80 GIrardeau County Mo. TO Grays Fo,i.t
Delta. SaPe No and TO consider and vote upon the
SSosson SGo 10 guarantee the payment OF n IN: Rrmps
.,av Company 10 the -um and extent Gf s fh.ees ~
gauge built said bonds to run Tor MT. o
years ana 10 rayaba mi-annLaly. the principal and
tersst to he payable gold and IN of
.aeseot as DAYS Point Terminal Railway Company or 10
selur ali The stock OF said Company and TO take any
,u other action hat may properly come oetoTe sao
anu 80. a.. and nertainlng TO the above matters -.
The stock transfer books viii be closed on Sstnrosy
% is,T at twelve o'clock noon. and Will oe r.
Ocous' r, day November g. 1897 a, ten o'clock A. NJ
opened o" '''"' s. W rORDYcE, President
GEO ERBELDING. Secretary
G. Iouis Mo. August 81 lSlI
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01

1Hlrh. Low. oct 80 oct. % Ch'gs. Sales.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs 50 2.292 99J; from internal revenue
S3.i2S 233. and from miscellaneous sources.
$50, l53. making total Of SG3l1 1888, against
S5.GO2633 in the preceding week The receipts
for the month to date amount TO $24 800 30
and the payments TO S33 3OG. 900 making the ex-
cess Of expenditures over receipts ss9l5 600.
Receipts for the fiscal year to date. S1O4 1:2 162
expenditures S142 .362. III excess OF expendi-
tures, S31,y3O,6 500 The Treasury's actual cash
balance Increased in the week ST. 797. .227 and
now stands at $2ll ,7S1 S94 Receipts OF Ma
tional bank notes for redemption in the week
were So, 1861 against $l,914159 In the pre-
ceding week
Subjoined is Saturdays Treasury statement
compared with that OF October %:
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01

The bank exchanges Of the New-York Clear
ing House and the stocks sold at the New-York
STOCK Exchange last week and for the same
week Of the preceding two years compare as fol-
. Nov !? '05 Oct 81. 90 Oct. 30. a7
exchanges s657 2S4 S5s5 652 I2l $3.50 ?23 sGl
NO. shares sod 1861 Dol l.4J3. 400
THE WEEKLY STOCK TABLE.
The following is the usual table giving the
number OF shares OF all stocks dealt In last
week. the highest lowest and final prices Of the
week. together with the final prices OF week
sgn prehxed by the average price Of October ~.
RAILWAY STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Baltimore Belt Railroad Company'S
s Per Cent. First Mortgage Gold BONDS
OF 1900 1000.

MT, p.,o,,.rs o, the BALTIMORE and OHIO RAIL
po.n COMPANY having announced that they are un-
I n nav tho Coupons OF the above vementioned bonds
An. mi, day we deem important for the oondnodefs
,h., stems should aken promptly Tor the po'ec'o" "
.,.. ,n,srest, ~ securing a control OF their bonds
NV" ,.,r request the holders deposit their bonds
,no, aeIav receiving in exchange therefor negotiable
ocst. to be Issued under the terms OF an asreemen
rearing this date copies OF which may oe had al our
respective Offices ~ -.-.,..,.. ,rorn
-, 4, ae.rab,e In order that we may know to "ha'
.n w. may represent the bondhoder' bonds should DC
-, with rs not later than December ist' isV'
Mes.rs BROWN. sHlPLEY CO. VIII 'ece''e 'e'''"
q, the bonds London.
November ist 1897
BROWN BROTHERS 6 C0NPANY,
DN~"" New York and Phiiadeiphi"
a1FYANDER BROWN & SONS,
nLLnfh'~ Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-01
L.. NORli 4 60.
RROWN nROTIlEasS 4 60.
nARING, MAtiOUN Il co.

LONDON. November LIST. 1897.
Having Jointly made an issue OF these bonds IN i this
market under date ~ May i"'h i'N'' s'''"'
-. ,., made In New by respective represen-
,,,.. yho have aigned the above circular we strongly
raorra all holders Of the bonds to deposit them IN the
- ,0g..,ed in order insure energetic defence
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-11
Observation-Disclosures.

' DELAWARE CITY. November 1O.-Christ
Church was filled with the friends of Miss
Madeline Colbourn this evening when she
vas married to Walter Judson Sprangell,
Of Tennessee The ceremony was perform
Cd by Bishop Coleman assisted by the Rev.
George 8. Gassner
A special train arrived from Philadel.
phia bearing the friends of both parties
from that city and Wilmington. The
decorations Of the church consisted Of
chfysanthemums, palms, roses and potted
plants.
70 the strains Of a beautiful wedding
march played by T. Leslie Carpenter, Of
Wilmington. The bride was attended by
Miss Ida Colbourn as maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were MissSherburne Miss Sue
Brown, Miss Florence Trapler of Phia.
dslphia and Miss Mary Dure of Whining.
ton. Conrad ClOthier, of Philadelphia
sAs best man, and the ushsrs were George
Spillman, of Kentucky: John E. Carbutt,
Samuel A. Donegal, Albert L. Hoskins.
James Mcintosh and Robert Stubs, Of
philadelphia.
| Bishop Coleman presented the bride
with the prayer book which ho used in the
ceremony, M. and Mrs. Spangsl held a
reception at the home of the brides par
ents, at Marshtield.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-11
TAYLOR--ROBB.

Mss nebeoca Robb, daughter Of William
j. Roob, and Arthur X. Taylor were mar
ried last evening AT No. 905 'Giipin avenue
avenue by the Friends ceremony. They
wero Joined under the care of the VIII
mington Monthly Meeting of Friends.
The oyerseers to the meeting were vii.
liam p Bancroft, Mrs. Emma G. Bancroft
David Ferris and Sarah Fell The mar
riage certificate was read by William z.
Taylor. Miss Maria Brearley, of philadel-
phia, was tho bridesmaid. She wore a
gown of blue silk trimmed with lace and
white satin ribbons. She carried white
roseA The bride wore white silk trimmed
with mOusseline de sole, and wore lilies of
the valley. Dr. L. Clarkson Taylor was
best man.
= The house was prettily decorated for the
wedding and the guests included people
from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Louden
county, Va. MIR. and Mrs. Taylor went on
. trip north.
Among those present were: Charles S.
Robb Catherine A. Robb, Lillian j. Robb,
Frank c. Robb, Lizzie b. Robb, Edna l..
Robb. Henrietta r. Robb. Annie E. Robb,
Edwin +. Robb, Gertrude Robb, Yardley
I. Brown, Marietta s. Taylor, Annie NJ.
Taylor, Charles Y. Taylor, II. Clayton
Taylor, Franklin Taylor, X. 5. Taylor
William P. Taylor, Mahlon Taylor, Mary
jackson Hopes, Ghertine Pylo, Amelia
johnson, Theodore Triggs, Susie Triggs,
Marion Trlggs, Hubert Roop, Harry Roop,
Mrs. Laura Eagle, Ella Pierce, Edgar G.
Pierce, Julia Pierce, Mary Downward, L.
johnson Collins, Nellie Brearley, 4. L.
Freeman, Florence JONES' Everett Jones,
Lido Slack, Margaret Dennis. Susan b.
English, Harry English, Ethel Lancaster
eiokel, Otley Vernon, Florence L. kersey,
Gstella Speakman, Allen Speakman, Linda
Palmer, Caroline Crew, Robert Adair,
Charles Palmer, Winfield Smith, George
ealmons, S. jefferson Wier, Eugene NJ
Chambers, Alfred MoAlister, Isaac John.
son, Annie Mary Johnson Frances Pogle
Margaret Eastburn, Ida Kimball, Bessie
Boyal. Sarah Eastburn, Maud Slack, Lucy
.sS Tsy Hsnn SSYd Ts SGn1 and n I Anss
Raudnitsky. - -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-11
The Old Admiral Relented,

"Whilc Admiral Porter was in command
of the Mississippi squadron and at II rimo
when they were most actively engaged,
said Captain Lloyd G. Harris of ST. Louis,
"a young ensign made his appearance on
the flagship and astoundod the admiral by
asking him for leave of absence. Why,
sir, roared Porter, don't you understand
that no officer can leave at this time, no
matter who he is or what his exouse?'
But, admiral, it is.a case of life and
death. l must GO.
But you can't 60 1t is impossible.
Please hear me, Admiral Porter.
When entered the service, was engaged
to as pretty girl Us there is in northern
Illinois. have just got word that one OF
those miserable home guards has been
counting her, and my friend says it looks
as though If don't como back pretty 500
l will lose her. Now, admiral, l think
under the circumstances, you might let
me go for a week at least
''Porter's heart melted. The ensign go,
leave went home and married the girl III
triumph. "-Chicago Times Herald
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-11

Mrs. f. Dorsey, 1909 Market street.
j. G. Buckingham. 18th and French.
n. A. Bennett, Lancaster avenue
and SGarleS street.
Strong & Sons. 18th and Walnut
j. G. Singles, Jackson and Linden
streets.
$. 5. Parvis. 9th and Jefferson
stroots.
w. IL Lummil, 1871 Lincoln street.
James Grant I'd and Monroe strcets.
j. NJ. Smith, 3!0l Madison street.
Excelsior Grocery, Henry f.
Schmidt proprietor, Front and Van
Buren,.
Harry Schlicc, 9th and Van Buren,.
A. j. McCrackon, 500 Orange street.
Mrs. L, A. Scully, 81 and Hawley
streets
o. F. McKagnoy, cor, Fourth and
Union streets.
}. l.. Cooper, Seventh and Van.
Buren, streets.
q. A. Elberson, 2l2l Market street.
VIM. McSorley, n Il. cor. Seventh
and Monroe streets
j. W. Mccoy $. W, cor. Lancaster
avenue and Scott street
W. II. Douglass, 2SOl Market street.
s. p. Nicknrs, cor. Sixth and Adgm,
William Maloncy, cor. Elm aud
Adams streets.
= Norris :. Luton, 100 Scott street.
}, X. Il. Montgomery, cor. Tenth
and Shipiey streets.
Wm. X. Dare, cor. Tenth and
Adams
pIcrson s. Watson, cor. Third and
jefferson streets.
Thomas Ftdarcc. 1929 w. Eighth
street
o. NJ Flinn, 1900 W. Second street.
G. A, Ewing. cor. 7th and Pine SITS.
Philadelphia CREEPY, $50 King st.,
George L. Miller. aanager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-11

MERCHANT TAILoRs.
James H. Wright, 8. Q. cor. Eighth
and Market streets.
MILLINERY.
i. Steinickan, PIT Market street,
Alice w. Hayes, pos King street.
Miss Whtccaft. Ole King.
MEAT MARKETS.
Il. C. Alexander, $40 King street.
Harry f. stout sD9 ard $50 King
street.
j. q. Burke. 400 Lincoln street.
Dickcrson L. Bro, cor Linden and
Harrison streets.
streets.
Theo W. Francis, 2Os w. Sth street.
Harry F. Gallagher cor. Fourth and
Franklin streets.
Il. Wivel, cor. 2rd and Harrison
streets.
Eugene II. Doughterty, 6?5 Madison.
James & Mcarns, Read and Jackson
Robert Tong, 2OOl Market street.
Stidham Work, 400! Madison street
John Gibbons, stalls 20 and AZ Cd
street market.
Isaac Miller, stall No. /, cd street
market.
j W. Hoopos g. Son, stalls, o., %
and 90 Third street market.
Norris W. Smith, stalls Al and 40 ed
street market.
Otiey Vernon g. Sons, stall 7and 8,
Eighth street market.
Wells Bros, stalls II and Is, Eighth
street market,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
RCbelen & Co, TO Market street.
MOTIONS AND sMALh WARES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-11

This morning John Stuart. q farmer Of
near CentrevilIe, was arrested on the
charge Of using threatening language
taxes In Chrlstiana Hundred.
Mr.. Stuart was subsequently, arralgned
before Magistrate Kelley waived hearing
and was admitted to have to answer at the
coming term Of court. John Reed Is his
surety.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Stuart
s ONO time ago was fined So and costs for
alleged assault on Mr.. Piorce. Latter
Walter H. Hayes, counsel for Mr.. Stuart
had the fine revoked. Since, it Is said
Mr.. Pierce received information that Mr..
Stuart had threatened him, hence the ar
rest. The defense considers the present
charge one to get even with and will make
a strong fight against further prosecution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-11

r. D. Fulton, cor. 10th and Poplar
streets.
j. b. Smith & Son, 520 E. 4th st.
ID. w. Lynch & Co., cor. 4th and
Madison streets.
y. W. Lynch e. Co., cor. Sth and King
Il. NJ. Wior, APO King St., cor 9Th.
Cam a. Bro, cor 9th and Lombard.
VIM. w. Crawford, 9l6 Shailcross
avenue.
j. l.. Cooper, 18th and West streets.
J. II. McDcrmott, 81 Sixth avenue.
Harry l.. Gray, cor. Sth and Spruce.
Il. l., Rice. cor. I'd and Tatnall SITS.
}. Horace johnson, cor 3D. and Jack.
son streets.
A. NJ Price, cor. 9th and Washing.
ton streets.
HATS AND CAPS.
Finn Brothers, 3O7 Market street.
W. L. Mearns, 7l3 Market street.
HARDWARE.
Siglor and Woodward, 1903 Market
and 30! Shiploy street.
ii. h Bartram, FOB Market street.
Harness AND SADDLERY.
Frank 5 Durc, iii Market and 4)S
Shiplcy street.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Reese & Bro Az King street.
Adams & Bro, 53l Market street.
l. Lewis Row. il3 King street..
JEwEIRY.
Willard Il. Davis, o e. ed street.
Joseph Kern. 7O1 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-11
BUT SHE DIDN'T.


Oh, Hurry came slons the lane.
And he was very late.
He hurried On to catch the train "
And had no time to wait.
He must hasten, but sSsinst the pane
He caught glimpse Of Kate, s.
And he didn't. he didn't, he didn't.
Oh, Katie had her doushnuts cut.
Her sponge was light as air.
Her pies were in the oven shut
And needed all hor care.
She must give them every moment, but
She spied young Harry there,
And she didn't, she didn't, she didn't.
Oh, Harry stopped and spoke a word.
And spoke it very low,
And yet think that Katie heard
And still believed it 80,
Though all the while the youth ayerred
That he would have to CO.,
But he didn't, he didn't, he didn't.
Oh, Katie said the fire was warm
And sho was like to DROP"
And Harry seemed to think his arm
Was needed as prop,
And Katie was in such alarm
She said that he must stop,
But he didn't, he didn't, he didn't.
And as he held her to his breast
And thought q" what he'd missed,
With Katie waiting in her nest, -
Just longing to be kissed,
He bent his heat her face was hid;
! saw u FASH and CLEAN
OF lovely eyes, and then-ho did
thought the girl would scream,
But -, -, -
j. Z. V. Cook in What to Eat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-11
MAsQUER AIDE DANCE.

Professors Websters' Wednesday even.
ing class gave q masquerade dance in
Eden Hall last evening, which wes do.
lightful social event. Mrs Il. L. Rice, the
Misses Anna and Blanche Ainscow, Anna
Taylor, Bessie Starr, Elsie Thomas. Iva
and Elma Saunders, Lucy and Anna Al
Messrs. f. l.. Rice, George Beeson, Villa IN
Taylor, Ralph MoCaulley, Jacob Cooper
Waldo Wilson, Walter Tazwell. Marion
Henderer and Grant wilkins were among
those participating.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-11
CARD BASKET.

u. S. Senator George Gray is in Phila-
delphia.
J. w. Woodrow of Newport News, is
visiting Wilmington friends.
A. L. Hudson. ST., a prominent Kent
county politician, is in town.
Miss Bertha Peck, of Mochlan, is visiting
relatives and friends here.
Donald Ross was married ct Cincinnati
yesterday.
llEdward Farra of New York, was in
town to-day.
D. I. Mitchell, Of Union, Del was in
We4 Chester yesterday on business.
Miss Jennie Pierson. of Kennctt Square,
is visiting friends at Pleasant Hill, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Reybold, OF this city, have been the guests
Of Milford friends.
Mrs. Sharpless Worrall, Of Kenneth
Square, is visiting her brother Deputy
Coroner Chandler in this city.
William Wharton, T. N. Stayton and
two or three Others started yesterday after.
noon for cunning trip in Maryland.
Principal and Mrs. Fl. S. Goldey gave
reception to their students in tho college
hall last evening. The young women from
out OF town were present.
Mrs. J. r. Harris and daughter, Miss
Adah Ruth, of Clayton, have been spend
Ing several days with her daughter, Mrs
j. II. Satterfleld, of this city.
Cards have been issued for the wedding
Of Miss jennie McIntire, of Chesapeake
City, and J. :. Ogden, Of Dover New
Hampshire, at the home Of the brides
brother. Fred Mclntire, on Wednesday
evening, November II.
robert Bruce will attend an organ re-
cital in Philadelphia Tonight.
Rev. A. N. Keigwin went to Millville
N. j., this morning to visit his son.
George Kittinger and wife, of Seattle,
Washington State, are visiting Mr.. hit
fingers parents here.
d. G. Rosenbaum, of Baltimore, E.
Rickersburg, OF Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs,
Rickers, of Camden, N. j., and +. w.
Downs. OF Bridgeport, are at the Clayton
House to.lay.
Tho annual reception OF the Benevolent
Pioneer Literary Association will be held
in Webstcrs Dancing Academy in Eden
Hail. on Wednesday evening, November H.
The Rev. B. n. Moore will celebrate hi,
twenty-first anniversary as pastor of Shi.
lob Baptist Church on tho evening of No
yember IS.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Clayton have Is.
sued cards for the marriage of their daugh
ter, Adolla Cam to Thomas Clayton
Frame. DR., the ceremony 10 be performed
10 tho Forrest Presbyterian Church, Mid
dletown on the evening of November 24