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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-01

Meetings k.,d I'm basement of 100 Wash
ington street. entrance on alley betwven
every evening at T:4s o'clock. Public err
daily invited. Chaplain. Thomas Rees
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AuTtcE og ASSESSMENT RofI.-No-
kisr ef assessment rall ~ Isorai improve
rent district No ia ror the improve
isAeui 1f sssler way. IN the CIV ~ Seat
'ns therein
Metre Is hereby given that the assess
,est raii OF Iecsl Improvement District
No. rs. FOR sas Improvement OF Yes,er
Wy. " TIE sSiy OF Seattle. under orsil-
2 epr Ae az. has hesn reported hv The
tasfa Of Public Works 60 the Gay COM
- nt ire tffF az Seattle ard h no@ on file
2 We Hthc@ or the CITY Comptroller anf
sA-ehl.se Cry Clark and the same Is now
sssh ,g Tae'ie tnslecl lion at said otflcs
~ WI remain opsa fcs Inspection until
aaHfssy. shs ssh day of rsr,s. fSaS. at 3
eeassN = ~. and al ptTsens interested
~ hsSe9y teQHsrets 81 APPEAR before tho
ny 'uI&e{3 at Z session thereof to be
t.a - ne teaacil Chamber IN tAe cry
sSsA "s tsc SIS daV q, .fssfsF ISIS ~ !
sSk = ~, ard make objections thereto.
~ 80 li'sze - hNsrl ere C5sy Caau.,il
80. 4csf sa9 ard all objections made
- st1 srsEs sHCh corrections in said
~. as y de@Has Just. snd viii chen by or
49, approve such roll and levy ans
1865 tae ae39uHtS thereof against each
1879 sra tas e iaR.! stSaen IN said rail-
- sfsiSfe Vie same a first Hen thereon.
So s'Stsfr may be adjourned 90 a later
@~s$ - entered AY sAe t'Stv csss.nesl.
s4* Wif4. IL PARRY.
- SefRf sfolFF ard F'S-tgfi ~ s@lty s~ierk.
80 49, Z. h'st lF2hA.,'A ,ian. Ap-a ~. 1926.
N@sIs's oF ASSESSMENT roll. Ne
- 81 assessment rHst - f4esssF ysv.,-yN,rc-
zee ih<,ries Ne is "a, thr ir,,rso,,',.
=. ef ghsol Aseour t,user, street, ,n,,
-. - AFeAise su ABE CIV ~ Safe
'ssseea '' ~@H nearing
Nssses i hereby rtyet .7,a. 49,, ,.a...-
ESa es lSsai lssorsves,.s,t YSts,,s>,
=. lar fas Improvement Ia .rhsve s..o|
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The0sOphy.

The ChiIdren's Progressive Lyreum
meets every Sunday morning in Petsis:
hall. First avenue, at II o'clock.
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Christian Adventsst,.

Christian Advent meetings are held a
The corner of Third avenue and Madison
street.. Or w. Chapman. pastor Przvsr
meeting. 1915 a. m. Preaching, II :. M
sunday school. 1880 p. IN.
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THE EVERETT
s MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The crIy route 20 the popular aaa active
mining districts Of Gold Basin. GORDON
Creek Coal Lake and Monte Crtsto
TIE scenic route fer tourists. asains and
camping parties
Fer rates ana other information address
ncagesf local agent. or
O. -. BAIRD.
Gen. Trt . PaSs. All. EvsestI WA
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yo,unteer. of amer,c..
rnixer.aI snIriamaI Inyr.tisaier,

Gospel meetings are held every evening
at o'clock and Sunday At .. m. All are
cordially invited.
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Liberal Lnion.

Meets at Masonic Temple every sunaav
evening az 7.3a o'clock. DIR. York will iert.
IRE on Science and Theology" Come
On rlv TO secure seats. Farewell lecture
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Banti.t Charchea.

Market s,ree.-Corner rwen.y-fourth av.
enue south and Main street. Rev Thomas
BALDWIN ID. D.. aa~tor. Services on sun
day at II a. m. and p. m. Young Peo-
pies Society Christian Endeavor at ESQ D.
m Prayer meeting every Thursday even
;ry ~ 80 C,t.1@-s ~srn~f NJ fs-tS N N
Morring subject. ''why Hast Thou For
saken Me?"' Evening, I'VE Blessed
Norwegian panish-5erviees every Sum
day at ii a. m. ard 80 y. m. Rev. J. A. III.
johnson. of Tacoma. breaches every other
Sunday Sunday school. 10 a. m. PRAYER
meeting. Thursday evening at O'clock
All who understand the language arc cor
daily invited.
First Bartlst C.iarch-Fourth avenue be-
tween James and Cherry streets Louis 8.
Rowermaa. pastor: residence 1907 TWEEN
fleth avenue Tel Brown 40. Services al
II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Bible school. 1915
D. M. Mr. &. s. Shank. superintendent.
Young PEOPLES Society. GO p. m
Swedssh-Flfih avenue and Olive Rev.
Andrew Swartz, pastor: residence. 50s
Olive street. Sunday services at 1913
a. m. ard 5:s0 p. m. Sunday school
at u n Young peoples prayer meeting
Al. I ., M Prayer meeting Thursday even
Ing at o'clock. Weekly meeting Of
Young Peoples Society saturday evening
Al ( o'clock All who understand The
Swedish language are cordially invited.
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c,..t church Of Chrtst-wcaent,..

Room C Seattle National Bank building =
Services Sunday at II a m. and FRIDAY
evening at o'clock Sunday school I'm
rnsdiaiely after the Sunday service. Read
ing room open during the week.
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Salvation Array.

No. 3 hall. corner Pike street and Third
avsnus-t,apt. Glib and Lieut.. Gardner IA
charge: 2 q. m. knee drill; II o. M. holl.
ness meeting. .. rn.. family gathering,
o. m. Free and Easy"
No. hall. corner Second aveaue south
Lieut. Watson In Charge; a. m. kn.e
drill: II a. M. holiness meeting: s u m.
family gathering: .. m. Free and
Easy"
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Cafholic Churches.

Sacred Hears-Sixtn avenue and Bel
.srest Conducted BIZ the Redesnpfor.ats.
pew. Joseph A. kantx. G. s.. r.. pastor.
lew mass with sermon. a. m. high mas
win sermon 1919 a. n. Sunday school.
go .. IA: vespers. sermon and benedic-
ton, 10 .. m.
Church OF the Observation-Disclosures
and Madison street. Rev. A. Dicmedi
ca stcr: Rev A. Trivelfi and Rev. j. Nichoi-
~oF ASSISTANTS Conducted by the JeSuits.
Lew ma.sea al a M ana ff5 4. M Hixh
mass &C lo:1o q. n. Sunday school Ct Ia
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Decentralization street and Taylor
avenue. Reg. August Ernst. pastor. -
Sunday al II a m. ard every first and
third Sunday In the month at .. m.
English preaching every second and fourth
sunday. Sunday school at 9.6 a m.
Young Peoples meeting AT .. m. Sunday
and q. m. Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every Thursday At p m.
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THE ANCHOR LINE-Beilingham Rav.
blaine and Tacoma. Steamer Geo. s
Starr ieAres Arlington Dock for Ana
eortes. Fasrfaaven. New Whatcona and
blaine. Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
at . %. m For Tacoma same days at
THE ANCHOR LINE.
Phone. Pike a. Office Arlington Dock.
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Renton church--Rev. George +. Whit
vor+n n n uastor Services a. 3 and
$50 D. m. Union Sunday school at ii a, n.
wclss.-seeentb avenue and Olive street.
Pew william DAVIS. pastor. Services at
1919 A. m. and ss3o p. m. sunday school
a. D. m. Class meeting Wednesday at
% q. 60.
First ,rsshyterian-Corner Fourth ave-
rne ana Spring street. Rev A. l.. Hutchi-
rfs D. D.. pastor: residence. sis Spring
street.
.nrond North Seatsis-Th.rd avenue
,ar,h ara Harrison strest. Rev. w A
Major pastor Telephone Lake ss1
Preaching at II a. n. and ID .. m. Y. p.
F. sS5 y. III. Aid-week meeting
THURSDAY at 30 p. m.
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STANDARDIZATION.

The Seattle Spiritual Society. inc. holds
it's meetings Sundays at f:so n. m. and
avenue. near Marion street. Mediums
are cordially Invited to take part IN
these meetings. At the l:N d. ia.
conference experiences In spirituaIism are
followed by spirit messages. In the even
ing the speaking is followed by psyche
metric and clairvoyart tests. Al well
come. Seats free. Harlow Davis. OF Lon.
don. England, win be present
Church OF the Soui-pettis' hall. f10s.S
First avenue. Children's progressive ly-
ceum meets every Sunday morning at II
o'clock, medium meetings following. Es.
Their Thomas. inspirational spiritual min
lister at 40 p. M: test questions.
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c. f.. NcReynolds. pastor, residence 81
Pine stfvet. Preaching at II a. m. and
p. IN. Sunday school at s:st a. IN. Young
Thursday at .. m. Seats free TO all.
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RAINIER book beer - on sale all over
town,
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Tesier Junction Church-PreachinR On
Sunday az IL a. m
Duwamash Church-paniel Barley. pas
at 80 r. n.
Ffrst--pins street and Third avenue.
Preaching at II q. N. and 80 p m. Class
meeting. 10 a. IN. Sunday school. is:sD p.
, "a, a =, r : = r. s;is ., m praser mss.-
.ng the arst Thursday OF each month at
$50 .. n. Preaehtpx by Rev. #. +. Whit
ham Class meeting this mcrning at 10.
StranEe~s welcome TO all eerviceA
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Christian church at I.atona holds sun.
day school at .. NJ. followed by preach.
ing by Rev. J. N. Smith at p. m.
First Church OF Christ. Seneca street. be.
tween Third and Fourth avenues. Pastor.
]. y. Smith residence. siee Fourth Avenue.
Preaching at Ii a. IN. and I 30 .. m SUM-
day schoo. ss4s. Y. r. s. G.. E.. 6.iS PRAYER
meeting Thursday night. Rev. T. g. Nc
Cailum Of Olympia who Is holding revival
meetings. VIII preach both morning and
evening.
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President OF the City Council.
Approved BY me this day Of ----------.
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FAN JUAN iSLANDs.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMP0ON
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock loot OF Main street. Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday at IL O'Clock mid.
night for Por. Townsend. San Juan islands
Nee Wha,com Tuesday. Thnrsday ~
Saturday at a. N. J. r. Thompson. man.
aEsr-owner. Lilly Bogardus 4 Co. agonta
Cfty dock Telephone. Main 81
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
IEGTOS ROUTE
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying u. 8. Nail
route. leaves City dock. foot Of r. an
eersst $40 a. m. calling at South Beach.
Rurchell Brick Yard. Bremerson, Y. q
Chico. Siiyerdaie. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at D, m: arrives Seattle a
D. m. 4. ~. Robinson. master Lilly
Hogafduo 4 Co.. agents Telephone,
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Cumberland Preshytersan-East Cn%rYv
street and Twenty-seccssss avenue Clark
Davis, pastor. Preaching a, n a. "a. and
10 q m. Sunday school at fesis n m Ju-
rfcr EAdeavcr at $50 y. IN. Y. Z. 8 c. e
~ $50 y N. Church prayer meeting Thurs
day az 20 p. "a.
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sagxrs IN sasG roll and declare the same
q first Her 4asrsoa
said matter may De adjourned TO later
ssasf. II 50 ordered ~ The City Council
WILL RI. PARRY
9-E.v Comptroller ard Ex-Offcso CITY Clerk
Date OF first publication. April -. itss.
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NOTICE OF ASSESS ME$T ROLL No
fsrs az Il as.ae.nent roll OF Local Improve
.nssi District No IT, for the improve
aert % Marion, Post and Madison
street,. IN the city of Seattle. under or
t,Iasage No aus and hearing thereon.
Notice r. hereby given that the asses.
sent roll OF Local Improvement District
Ne ise for the Improvement 81 Marion.
rost and Madison Streets. In the city OF
sea4sie. under ordinance No. ASS. has been
reported BY the Roard Of Public Works 10
tss city Council OF the city OF Seattle. and
+ ROW on ne in the office Of the City
s5mptralsr and ex-ofi3cio City Cte-k. and
sAe sam. - naw open for public inspect
siaa al aid office and Will remain open
fss Inspection until Monday. the 9Th day
Q, tnsa lS's az 3 O'clock p. m. and all
rSrsssS interested are hereby required tn
appear before the CITY Council AZ 4 session
sarfsof - ne held in the Council Chamber
n Ise Ct'y HALL or the s-h DIV OF June.
Xxx ~ s o'clock T.. m. and make obfec-
ssJas thereto Al said time 50 fixet the
ssly Council wlil consider any and all ch-
fsgsssaS made and VIII make such corree-
s.aas III sasd roll as n deem. fast and Will
then ey ordinance approve such roll and
trss asa assess glse amounts thereof against
f1sl and declare he same rrSt Hen there
eN
said nAssser may he adjourned 20 later
DATE r VS. ordered hy tho City Council
Will, IL PARRY.
tiiy Tamasrcl'er ara Ex-Ofsicio City Clerk.
fate q FIRST psslleaiion. April -. 1875
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STEAMSHIP CLEVELAND

STEAMSHIP CLEVELAND
VIII run regularly between San Francisco
and Seattle. leaving San Francisco on or
about May g ard every fifteen days there
after
For freight and passage rates apnfy
F. z. GAME. Agens
Arlington Dock. Phone, Pike "a
PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE
liz Yesaer WAY
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First Unitarian church--Seventh avenue.
between Union and Pike streets. No SER
vices today.
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iSesmI i.v :,.Pt Tovnssnd 9Arlio:ssa
3:AamlA fl1s Victoria 0!Lvi oHoan
sDatly except Saturday.
TEls steamer furnishes nrst-class &C
eommodations. carrying both freight and
passepgers. and leaves from Yssler wharf
3acoma az Ais p, m-
Passenger for Victoria can occupy state
fooDs until Q. -
3. r. POPE
Agent. Yesier Wharf. 0eattiA
General Agent. n. r. Ry.. seatt,a
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ctr, MuLTNOMAH
pAILn
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT r Il
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA.
COMA 20 CENT?
ROUND TRIP. S. CESTa
Tel Main g.. CITY DOCK Aren't
CAPT l.. WILEY. 4Anassr
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Flied BY me this -- day OF ---------. lSSs
Attest. ----~------------------
city Comptroller and Ex-oflieio CITY
Cisrk
pa,s Of FIRST Publication. April n. ISIS.
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CRY TREAsfyRERs NoTICE-The fol-
loving warrants Will be paid upon pre-
seutaiior al the City Treasures oniee.
Interest on said warrants will cease az
.as expiration 81 fifteen days from the
dale u tie first publication of this no.
lice,
washington Street Ordinance No. @s25.
Warrants Nos. AL TO Ai8 inclusive.
a. II. F0OTE,
CITY Treasurer of she Csty CT Seattle.
Date OF sitst publication. April p. lssH-
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zee NEW DIRECTORY.

CaIIIn'S 10000 Edition Of the Wheeling
CITY Directory Is Dat, aud 1t IL Far aud
Away tho Best This city Has Ever HR''
The 1sss-s9 edition of the Wheeling
City Directory was Issued this week by
the publisher. w. L. Calm, of this city
and the Intelllgencer does not hesitate
TO pronounce It far and away the best
city Directory ever published for
Wheeling. The book is well bound and
printed, especially is the binding sub
atantial and capable OF wlthstanding the
everyday use and wear and tear chat
q directory Is subjected to.
There are so many admirable features
Of Mr.. Callln's latest Directory that the
Intelligencer cannot mention all Of them.
The most conspicuous improvement over
previous Issues is the street directory OF
househulders. SO often is 1t the case
that the street number Ia known. and
the name a myStery-that Is, II used to
be a mystery; now, with q copy OF the
lS9s-9g Direcenry IT'S as eaRV as rolling
on a log; you just turn 10 the street
They're run alphabetically and pick
out the number, and there YOU are.
in addition to the Directory OF Wheel
ing, most complete in every respect,
there are directories of all OF the smaller
communities that are tributary TO this
city including Moundsville. Benwood,
McMechen, BelIaire, New Martinsvllle,
st. Clnirsville, Elm Grove, Claysvllle,
etc
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nIoHIsAEs VAR oOvERNoR
a IIsndsonssi atao erected to hia Iiomo
ryat Landing.

a uandsomo Sfhtlo hrected 70 hia Iemos
ryat Landing.
LANSING, Mich. oct 12.-rhis clty'a
population was augmented to-day b.
upwards Of 50 600 residents Of other por-
gons OF the state, who came to witness
the unvegsing OF a statue OF Austin E.AiI,
erected on the state house grounds, IN
front OF the main entrance TO the capi-
tol, to commemorate the life, deeds and
character Of aicMgan's famous war
governor.
The. parade was reviewed by Governor
Plngree, General Skater, Department
Commander Patrick. OF the 9. a. r.
members OF Congress and OF the legis-
lature and other distinguished guests.
The statue was presented 20 the state
BY General ". II. Wilmington Of Jack
son, Governor Blair's home. u was
formally accepted by Governor PinSree.
The Grafton az the day was Delivered
By ex-United Stateg Senator John Pat
ton, 1r., OF Grand Rapi6a.
The bronze statue Is eight and half
feet high above the pedestal. 1t weighs
nearly ton and a half, and when
mounted on It's pedestal ls eighteen feet
in height The statue represents Mich
ieianis lnustrious governor IN a charac-
terigtc attltude-the body bent slightly
forward. and the right hand resting on
a pedestal drnped with the American
fiag. The pedestal 80 In FOUR sections Of
Vermont granite. the largest stone
weighing ten tons.
on the front OF the section on which
the statue rests Is this inscription:
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.'We'l win In a walk.


This was the exclamation OF a prom
inent member Of the Knights of Pythias,
who returned at midnight from Sisters
Vile, where the West Virginia grand
lodge OF the order is nDw In session,
IN referring to wheelng,s chances for
capturing the 1893 meeting of the grand
lodge. He said that there was pfac-
tically no opposition to this city the
only other town that is making any eff
fort at all being ArorgantOwn, which,
Of course. cannot offer the advantages
and convention convenlences that are
Wheellng's.
The grand lodge, now in session at
sistersyille, win take up the matter Of
selecting the place of meeting for 1899
this morning. The attendance at Sis
tezville Is rather slim, owing to the
strong counter attraction at Pittsburgh,
ana the larger portion of the attendance
Is from the upper end OF the state,
which naturally favors Wheeling.
wheeling went to sIstersville on a
special Ohio River train yesterday
morning at 7:15 o'clock, 200 strong Most
OF the boys returned on the special last
night, which left sIstersville at mid
night, shortly after the "Dokles' do
ings, and was due to reach the city at
3 a. m.
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that sores broke out al over her. They
came out in water bliSters, and would
turn irto scabs with corruption, ana
would Itch so that had to keep her
hands tied up for over three months,
and could not put her shoes on. She
was In this bad condition for over SIX
months, and got no relief from our doc
tors medicine. I saw On Greene
Nervura blood and nerve remedy adVer-
tised and thought I would try i, Az
ter using u one week my Httae girl got
her appetite back, and seemed 50 much
better aid In i've weeks she was en-.
tirely cured. and is now strong and
healthy, thanks to Or. Greene's won
derfui Nervura. I would advise moth
ers 10 use It for their children, no mat.
ter what their disease. have also used
DR.. Greeue's Nervura myself for dys-
pepsia, and found great benefit, think
it Is q grand medicine, and shall always
keep a bottle in the house, ana nave
recommended It to all the neighbors
and to my friends"
In case OF doubt or uncertainty can
uponi DR.. Greene, or write TO him az ms
Office, So West 18th St, New York City.
Consultation Is free.
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THE TARMERs, INsT1TuTEs
In Eastern Ohio Arranged by the stat
Board On gricuIture.

In Eastern Ohio Arranged by the STATE
Board GlA agriculture.
The Ohio state board of agriculture
has arranged for 247 farmers insti-
tutes during the fall and winter. Insti-
tutes will be held at the following places
in eastern Ohio:
Belmont-Barnesville, cOlerain, Bel
mont.
Guernsey-cambrIdge. Antrim.
Harrison-Freeport, Cadiz.
Jefferson-Mt. Pleasant, Richmond
smlthfleld.
Monroe-Woodsfleld, Beallsvllle.
Muskingum-Chsndlersvill Fulton
ham, Norwich, Adamsvllle.
Noble summerfield, Caldwell.
Tuscarawas-Winfe Port Washing
ton, Bolivar, New Philadelphia.
Observation-Disclosures, Wlntertown.
Columbiana-Llsbon, New Waterford
Columblanu.
Carroll-Carrollton
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COLE INKS COMPLETED
AT Mont de chantal and the First Game
Played Yesterday.

At Mont de chantal and the First Game
Played Yesterday.
The new golf links on the grounds OF
Mt. de chantal Academy, east of the
city, were completed yesterday morning,
and in the afternoon the first game was
played. The links were pronounced
most satisfactory by the young ladies
and the faculty of the school. This
royal game has many devotees at the
Mount.
Last evening an impromptu entertain
ment was given at the Mount by the
music scholars, under the management
of Miss Sadie o'Brlen, OF Pittsburgh
Among those who were on the pro-
gramme were Miss Blanche Haase, OF
Wheeling and Miss Dorothy Conner OF
Dallas, Texas. The cake walk without
the cake was something to be remem-
bered. Miss Helen South's singing and
acting won applause.
Among this weeks arrivals Of new
pupils were Miss Burt, OF Warrington,
and Miss Hall, of Moundsvllle.
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ASTONISHING CURE
Serious Condition Caused by
Bad Blood.
A Little Connecticut Girl Whose
Hands Had to De Tied.
Cared BY Or. Greene's Nervura After
Doctors Had Failed.

It Is piuable to see innocent little
children suffer from weakness nervous
ness and ~ heath Thousands Of boys
and girls are kept back by delicate con-
stitutlons caused by weak nerves and
impure bl0od In aggravated cases
there are eruptions and sores OF various
kinds. Such children should be given
that greatest Of chFdfen's medicines,
Dr.. Greepes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. Now Is the best time TO cure
them. to make them well and strong
O'Brien. a Vine street, Ansonia, Conn,
who says:
my little daughter. Ethel. was very
sick, and her appetite was very bad.
She was 50 weak and delicate and her
blood was In such a terrible condition
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-13

order. Thomas D. Sample Grand Chan
ceiior commander Prayer received
word yesterday from Pittsburgh, that
he would arrive Ia SlsteTsvllle this af-
>ternoon and the members OF the Sis
tersville ana visiting lodges VIII meet
him at the station.
The principal feature to-day outside
Of the meeting OF the grand lodge. will
be the competitive drill. which win take
place in the afternoon. The crack uni
form company from Rnvenswood Is on
hand for the purpose Of carrying Oh the
prizes, but Capt. Frank Lisby, Of the
card Stanley company, Of Wheel
ing, viii make It interesting for the
other fellows, even II he does not get
the prizes