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The herald., 1898-04-12

WANTED-AGENTS: A WHIRLWIND
of money selling the magnificent art color
type of battleship Maine. 19x25. ready for
framing; just out; nothing like it: every
home and business house wants one; or
der quick and get the cream; sample
mailed for 25c; write for particulars. PA
TRIOTIC ART CO.. 67 s. Clark St., Chi
cago. IL
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BATHS

TURKISH AND ALL OTHER BATHS;
separate suite for ladies. SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA VITAPATHIC INSTI-
TUTE, 534la 8. Broadway. If
LORA DARWIN, THE FAMOUS YOUNG
magnetist; also vapor electric baths. Sc
lect patronage only. 224 s. Main ST.,
room 6. 4-29
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Agents

AGENTS WANTED-MURAT HAL
stead's Great War Book, "Our Country
in War" and our relations with foreign
nations. All about our army, navy,
coast defenses, the Maine disaster, Spain,
her army, navy and defenses. All about
Cuba her relations to the United States
and her defenses. All about the armies
and navies of all other nations. and how
they will act in our fight with Spain.
over 500 pages. Magnificent illustrations,
photographs, etc. One agent sold SO in
one day, others are making 81 to $39 per
day. Most liberal terms guaranteed; 20
days credit; price low; freight paid.
Handsome outfit free. Send u 2-cent
stamps to pay postage. NATIONAL ED
UCATIONAL UNION, S24 Dearborn ST.,
Chicago. II
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GRACE ROBINSON. GENUINE vAPoR
and hot salt tub baths; select patronage.
10 N. Main ST., rooms 8 3and4. 4-2o-9S
DORA FRANCIS, CABINET BATHS
and massage. 233 w. First. room 4, be-
tween Spring and Broadway.
DR. ETA RALPH, FROM THE EAST;
thermal cabinet baths; massage. 230 w.
First ST., rooms 30 and 81. 90
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WANTED-SOLICITO FOR THE
Beautiful Life of Frances Z. Willard"
by Anna Gordon, Miss Willard's secre-
tary for q years; the only official book;
indorsed by and published under the au-
spices of the w. c. T. u; beautifully H.
lustrated: superb printing; elegantly
bound; only 81; the only book of the sea-
son; sales will be tremendous; liberal
commissions; credit given; freight paid;
each book supplied by us bears the OFF,
cial stamp Of the w. c. T. u: we warn
all not to sell any unauthentic editions
which are liable to be placed on the mar
ket. II you wish to make more money
than you can spend send soc for COM
plete outfit, at once. to the authorized dis
tributors, MONARCH BOOK COM
PANY. Dept. F, 46 Jackson st., Chicago. 12
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THE CLERKS EXCHANGE. 20S SOUTH
Broadway-Several openings next month
for bookkeepers; past references must
be confirmed by us. L
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THE CLERKS EXCHANGE, 203 SOUTH
Broadway-A few positions still open for
experienced, competent statesmen for dry
goods business. Il
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AGENTS-sSo FIRST MONTH; $75 AND
expenses; appointing agents after first
month. GIBSON SUPPLY CO., Gibson
City, III. II
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THE CLERKS EXCHANGE. 203 SOUTH
Broadway-A good business man with
experience in general merchandise and
ability to overlook office work. II
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WANTED-AGENTS EVERYWHERE;
either sex; the Zarema diamond; ex-
perts puzzled to detect them from the
genuine; expense nominal; liberal COM
mission to agents; catalogue and sample
(ring or stud) free on application. H. M.
SHOUB e. CO., rs State st., Chicago. IL
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PERSONALS
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

PIANO HOUSE; A. G. GARDNER, l18
Winston ST., near the postoffice building;
Briggs pianos, new and secondhand;
also other makes. tt
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MINING AND ASSAYING

~----@-->@--~-~~~-~---~----~
THE BIMETALLIC ASSAY OFFICE
and Chemical Laboratory, 124 S. Main st
r. A. PEREZ, L. NJ. Manager. 12-4tf
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FOR SALE-A HOME FOR 81 A WEEK:
40-foot lot. $3.50: take Vernon car to
White street; new cottage. roms. bath
and 40-foot lot, fenced. $3.50. WIESEN-
DANGER, l7 8. Broadway. as
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THE CLERKS EXCHANGE. 2o3 SOUTH
Broadway-A man ith good address to
solicit from business men; no selling, but
must be competent; salary. IL
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WANTED-AGENTS; WE WILL PAY
500 per month and railroad expenses to
any man who will work energetically
taking orders for the most reliable .Nor-
trait copying house in the United States;
we pay strictly salary. Address, imme-
diately, G. E. MARTEL, New York IL
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WANTED - A MANUFACTURER OF
high-grade furniture polish wants first
class agents. Address T 43, Globe-Demo-
crat. IL
SELL OUT ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS
1. D. BARNARD 112 s. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST-PAY-
Ing businesses in Southern California,
netting $3.50 per week clear of all ex-
penses; near Los Angeles; will take $1,000.
one-half down. balance on time, or will
take part payment in Los Angeles clear
property: stock will invoice at $500. in
cluding liquor on hand, etc.; or will sell
one-half interest to right party who Is
capable to take charge. For further in
formation inquire of Union Loan Co.
room III, Stiruson block. II
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MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $1,000
to $2000 on inside gilt-edged incomes
bearing property only. Inquire Of F. @.
STORY, room 303 Henne block, 122 West
Third st,
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework at once. 920 w. Ninth st. u
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UNION LOAN COMPANY, STIMSON
block, corner Third and Spring. loans
money on all kinds of collateral security,
watches, diamonds, furniture and pianos.
without removal; low interest; money
at once; business conhdential: private Of
nee for ladies. CLARK A. SHAW. man.
ager, rooms 113. ia and 115, first floor.
Tel. 1851. References, Citizens bank. Sc.
curity Savings Bank. tt
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California Bank Building.
S00-Soz w. Second st., in basement
Telephone 500.
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WANTED-500 MEN TO HAVE THEIR
shoes soled, 8sc. M'LESKEY'S, cheapest
place on earth, 124 E. Second street. 4-2e
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MASSAGE

NINE. ROBBIE, LATE OF s. F., 316h 6
Spring, room 20; genuine massage.
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WANTED-AGENTS FOR THE $3.50
talking machine; greatest seller of the
age; big money WILSON & HOLMES.
manufacturers, COZ Rialto building, Chi
cago. IL
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS.
watches. jewelry. pianos, sealskins, car
riages. bicycles, warehouse receipts and
all kinds Of collateral security; storage
free in our warehouse. LEE BROS. 40a
s. Spring st. tt
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MRS. KATE HOSKINS-TRANCE ME-
dium; sittings daily; evenings by ap-
pointment; circle Tuesday evening; Csc;
at 322 s. Spring. 4-l9
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Rooms

THE M'KENZIE. FURNISHED ROOMS,
rates reasonable. See to be convinced.
S271l 8. Spring. near Eighth. 4-zs-sS
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WANTED-THE OPERA RESTAURANT,
III s. Main St, serves the best 10c meal
in the city; try it and be convinced. tt
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HYPNOTIsM

HYPNOHC CLINIC TONIGHT: DIS
eases and habits cured. PROF. EARLEY
423la S. Spring.
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SHOUB & CO., rs State ST., Chicago. 12
WANTED-AGENTS; OUR NEW IDEA
window washer; new invention; great
seller to merchants and housekeepers;
active men wante deverywhere. Ad-
dress, with stamps. s. T. LOOMS &
SON, Cincinnati, o. IL
WANTED-AGENTS. MALE AND FE-
male, everywhere; lively seller; new
thing; no talking; profits immense. ABB
BOTT MFG. CO., box P, Springfield, o.
IL
TIRES, $3.50 PAIR, WARRANTED: BEST
made, years warranty, $50; express
prepaid. Mineralized Rubber Co.. New
York. Agents wanted for full rubber
York. Agents wanted for full rubber line.
WANTED-AGENTS; LU NOU 8
signs, name plates and street numbers;
readable darkest nights; sample free.
THOMAS CO., Englewood, Ill. 12
AGENTS WANTED; FREE SAMPLES;
one earned $4,000; several over $1,000 In 1897.
FACTORY P. o. 1871. New York. IL
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Female Help

wANTED-LADY AGENTS EVERY
where to take orders for imported Angora
mats: something new nice; sell quick:
big profits; low prices; no competition.
For terms address, with &c stamp, box
ISL, Altamont, Ill. Il
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HOTEL PORTLAND, 444h s. SPRING
st.; new management; modern appoint
ments; strictly first-class. o-u-sS
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MONEY TO LOAN

Stocks Of merchandise bought.
PACIFIC LOAN CO.. w. ID. DE
GROOT. manager, rooms Q. and I. nA
8. Spring st. If
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MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
personal security, diamonds, watches and
jewelry; business confidential. Collat-
eral Loan Offlce, J. WIESENBERGER,
315 S. Spring st. II
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WANTED-PARTY TO FIGURE BRICK
work, foundation. chimneys, etc. Call al
1872 8. Hayes ST., Sunday. Il
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were delightfully."- entertained by the same
popular hosts

were delightfully."- entertained by the same
popular hosts
INV neopie arc indebted 10 the March
COMMITTEES Of the Virginia Hospital, OF
which Mrs. George Wayne Anderson Is
chairman. and whose other members are
Mrs. Joseph A. white. Mrs. Lambert,
Mrs. Edward Cox, Mrs. Kernogle. and
Mrs Cloves for great deal OF pIoasuIe'
on that evening was given IN MI
whites parlors combination OF musi-
Gale and tea which was thoroughy ne ~.
ughtful Mrs. White and Ter brisht h'-
ne daughter. Miss Sophie White, were
untirlng in their efforts to give all their
callers pleasure. and certainly they were
rewarded, for from all standpoln's the
analr was a success, including the H.
portant pecuniary one-$20 being he'teu'
From 4 TO were the children houIs
and during the interval the Juveniles hau
a royal time OF IL. Little MISS pussie
Rcinhardt sang several songs Win eh'o
that captivated her audience, and she was
presented with dainty chatelaine bag
as an expression OF appreciation. Mrs.
T.. II. Cloves, Miss Marjorie knowles,
Miss Llly Urduhhart. Mrs. Brooke OF
Norfolk Mr.. Reid Hobson, Mr.. jacob
Reinhardt Miss Mera, and Mrs. Harvey
riatr together with the members OF the
Banjo Club-Messrs. Henry Hotchklss
Oeader). John Cutchlns. A. Cutchins. Al
bert Pizzini. Elmore Hotchkiss. Julian
ZONES. Robert Whiehurst b. Vaughan
Talbot knight and Randolph Cardoza-
ali contributed TO the mrsicad programme
delirhtfully. There were some charming
reei atoms ~ the little gir.s, whose nam S
were not ascertained.
Mrs. Clay Drewry gave very interest
ing phonograTh exhibition, and Miss DICK
erson gave some clever and much en-
joyed Rotations.
Mrs. Lambert as fortune teller was
centre of attraction throughout the
evening. enacting her role in a fashion
that the company found exceedingly en-
tertaining.
AS TO the children. the Easter Hen on
duty afforded them ever 80 much fun.
Mrs N. II. Minor. OF Charlottesville
Is in the city, and is the guest of Miss
May Pollard, 40S east Grace street
The Campfire Recital TO be given at
Corcoran Han under the auspices of the
Junior OakwOod Memorial Association,
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nrornises much pleasure for all who at
tend. The Blues Band, the choir OF the
First Baptist church. and the Tony
Miller Combination will all contribute
TO the programme. There Will be a
scarf Fantastic" drill by members OF
the association; recitatons by Mr. NINE
tree Folkes and Miss Evans; wartime
song and campfire scenes in tableauv.
The flag used over General Lees head
quarters will be seen in some OF these.
Friday evenings meeting OF the Ladies
Matinee Musicale was even more ENJOY
able than usual, and was heid al tne
residence of Mrs. J. Smith BrocKen-
brough.
Composer Mendelssohn.
Priests March from Athalia). Mem
dclssohn-plano. Miss Gu'laume ana Mrs'
Rehling: harp. Mrs. stevens.
. The First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stevens.
? (a) Adaeio. Cb) Folksong-Mendels-
sohn-Miss MeaRher.
T. Duef-O. Vert Thou In the Cauio
Plaet- Mendelssohn-Miss Porter and
Miss Gwathmey.
Ave Maria (from the Loreley)-Menueis~
sohn-Ladies Chorus.
Mrs. Walter Mercer, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs.
Buck. Misses Dolly and Franklin. Mrs.
Kellogg Misses Minor. Misses Gvath-
mey and Menzel, Mrs. Slater and Mrs. w.
-. Shcihvrne.
G. Rondo -Mendelssohn-M.ss
Daily.
Z. The Dee nn-Ncndel ssohn-Niss Pass
6 Fing~ ls' ESTABLISHMENTS I piano
Mics Guilaume and Mrs. Broken
hrough: second piano-Mrs. Rehling and
Mrs. Stevens.
NJ. Huaire Belloc. whose distinction as
a lecturer makes further introduction
supcrfluous. lectured on Friday and Sat
urday nights before the Woman's Club
70 audiences that crowded the parlors
srd hall 10 their utmost capacity Mr.
Rel!oc. who is a young man OF attractive
and great personal magnetism. wore his
oxford gown during the lecture. He was
introduced by Mrs. b. Il. Munford The
audience included as guests OF the chair
man. Mrs. John II. Montague. Miss Helen
Montague. Mrs. Christopher rompkins
Mr. ard Mrs. Philip A. Bruce. Mrs. James
Branch. Mr.. b. b. Munford and Rev.
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Can Re Garnisheed.

The act passed by the Legislature az
its last session subjecting the salaries OF
city. town and county officials 70 gar
nshment has been declared by Judge S.
y. witt to be constitutional.
Delegate Folkes was the patron OF the
measure
1t was not very long before proceedings
were brought 10 garnishee the salary OF
an official Of this city. Mr.. Charles NJ.
Wallace. Jr.. and Mr. Folkes represented
the plaintiff In the case and Capt George
d. Wise appeared for the defendant.
After hearing argument Judge Witt held
that the act was constitutional and an
order was entered ia accordance with the
plea OF the plaintiff.
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SOCIETY'S REIGN
TO BE RESUMED.
The Closing Days Of Lent Devoted to
Charity.
fESTIVlTY BEGINS NEXT WEEK.
The Dancing Glass VIII Give n Bril-
Liant Entertainmcnt--A Little FRI
vate Entertaining In Honor
of Visitors Last Week.

Mr.. and Mrs John w. Talley celebrated
Their na!r.agc anniversary at thar resi-
oenoe 40. 4U4 EAST Main Street Friday
uisht In a most 0cIig nIui way.
the rooms were D~auufuily decorated
with flowers and palms. wni,3 and green
being tho predOminaung Coiors. Music,
bo.h vocal and Instrumental added great
~ 10 The enjoyment OF The guests.
4 DAINTY and recherche Tepast was
served. The charming hostess never look
cd lovelier as a brlue nor the host more
happy than on this occasion. A large
number of friends gathered TO pay their
respects and to wish than many years Of
happiness.
Miss Maria Peasants Moseley. OF SOL
fouth Third street. who has been nurs-
ing In Columbia. S. c., this winter. has
returned home.
On Friday Mr. William Hgintotham
entertained few friends at an elegant
luncheon IN honor OF his charming sis
.ers Misses Laura and Alice Hig'nboth-
am. OF Guelph Canada. who are row his
guests. and In whose honor much delight
ful private entertaining has been done
during the week past. Mr. Higlnboth-
ans guests on this occasion were Misses
Hattie and Fannie Ross. Mss Louise Al
Ian Mayo. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peasants;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

Delinquent Tax Collector Thos. c. Wal
ford is preparing his annual list Of de-
linauents who have failed to pay their
taxes for 1897.
This list will be printed in the papers
in a short time. and Mr.. Walford gives
notice that the law allows no discrimna-
ton in the premises, and the names OF
all dellnduents must be printed.
BY paying up during the next two or
three DAYS. Mr.. Waiford suggests that
the names may thus be kept out OF print
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law and EnnitY Court.

A suit was instituted IN the Law and
Equity Court yesterday by Hume
Minor Co. against Mary l.. Birdsong, act
of detinue damages 500 90.
There were also several chancery suits
and on decree in chancery entered yes
terday.
The case Of T.. T. Gatewood and wife
against the city of Richmond for 5000
damages has been set for trial for to-
morrow.
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her for several months

her for several months
Miss Alice williams, who has been VS.
itinR Mr.. and Mrs. stephen quincy to
turned to her home on MohoaS'
Miss Mary Marshall. lineai descenoan.
of Chief-Justice Marshall, ana '.ss
charming girl, is visiting her cousins, ."e
Misses stokes, $50 west franAiih s'''
Mrs John Holland and Miss Gray
Morehead, Of Danyille. are at the 'ele''
son.
Miss Helen Quarles will spend Easter
with friends in Danyllle'
Mrs, william NJ. TaIIaferro Is the guest
of Mrs. Booker, at the SHERWOOD Olu
Point.
Miss Edmonla Lee. of Fredericksburg
will, II is expected. spend tne bds'ei SOU
son with Miss Mamie Cooke
Miss Maggie Warren will spend the
Easter holidays with her father, MI. I'd
ward Warren, north Ihlru street,
Miss Lily Hill who went 10 the Unlyer-
stlv OF virginia some weeks ago In order
to attend the wedding OF her cousin MISS
Lizzie Harrison. and General kearney'
will remain until after Easter and on
Saturday. the 9Th. Misses Mary HILL
Anne Lee and Grace Shields expect 10
leave for the University
At a meeting OF the Board Of Managers
OF the Woman's Christian Association
held on Monday. II was decided TO hold
the annual meeting at o'clock on the
afternoon Of the last Thursday I'm April
when the election OF officers for the en-
suing year will take place.
The managers desire to call atten-
ton TO the fact that a directory or ou-
reau Of information regarding every de-
partment of woman's work in the city
may now be consulted at the association
rooms. In II are the names and adj
dresses of officers OF each organization
and its character Attention IS also
called to the need for annual subscrib-
ers, crying one.
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Still Paving Pensions.

Mr.. Z. L. c Scott. OF the force OF the
Auditor Of Public Accounts, who has
charge OF the pension list. had another
busy day yesterday and when the office
closed he had issued ninety additional
rnnchers 10 nensinners.
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Board Of Agriculture.

The state Board OF Agriculture will
hold its quarterly meeting next Tuesday
morning at II o'clock in the Office Of Col.
Thomas whitehead. Commissioner Of
Agriculture, in the State Library build
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

Msssrs. crmond Young, z. c. Mayo and
Charles Antrim.
Mrs Henry Perkins and Miss Perkins.
OF New York. are az the Jefferson.
Miss Barton. OF Winchester, is visiting
Mss Emily Whitue.
Mrs. Brooke, OF Norfolk. is Mss Lily
CrQuhsrL's guest
Miss Claudia Palmer's luncheon IN hon
or Of Mss Cameron. OF Petersburg. (now
Mrs. T. {. Williams guesO was a very
elegant anair the table decorations te,ng
mentioned as a triumph Of taste. Nioiets
and jonqui.s We're the flowers, a silver
bowl m the cen.er OF the table holding
a mammoth cluster OF the former. while
about ~ we're placed In circle. alternate
~. vases OF jOnquils and candeiahra upon
which were shades OF violet color. At the
four corners OF the table We're more can
dclabra. With similar shates, seeming 10
rise out Of beds Of Vlo.ets. All over the
table were strewn leaves and more vo-
lets. In a careless arrangement which
was beautiful The souvenirs were clus-
ters OF ionquils tied with violet c0lored
ribbon Mrs. Edwin Amlss Palmer chap
eroned the party In which were MISS
Cameron. Mss Fannie Ross. Mss JULIA
Harris. Miss Eleanor Posher, NJ IS Mary
williams Miss Anne Tenant. Miss Tai
bolt Miss Annie Leigh Carm. Mrs W.
Pen Palmer. Mrs. Brydon Tennant, Mrs.
z. c. Buck and Mr. Ashton Sisrke.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Parrish. in honor OF their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Besrnsiey OF Massachu-
setts. entertt, ned a few friends very de-
ughtfuily al whist. those present being
Mr. and Mrs Henry Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Blankenship. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Brockenbrough. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Waller Scot. Mr.. and Mrs beaTdsley are
an exceptionally interesting as well as
exceptionally handsome couple and Mr..
and Mrs Parrlsh's guests have repeated
Nv EXPRESSED their pleasure In meeting
4hem since Wednesday evening. On
thursday practically the same party and
a number OF the younger fashionable set
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

The Misses Curtis and Miss Coolidge.
OF Boston. with Miss Lutte Peasants.
left Yesterday for Castle HILL
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Miss Maggie Warren will spend the
Easter HOLIDAYS with her father. Mr. Ed
ward Warren, north Third street.
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Miss Edmonia Lee, or treuerichsouis 81
will. IL is expected, spend the Easier se
son with Miss Mamie Cooke
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

As soon as she is sufficiently strong to
stand the journey. Mrs. Clifford Caper-
ton. accompanied by her mother. Mrs.
J. A. LEROY. will leave for Denver. Col.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

Miss Lima Livingston Mayo is now WIS.,
iting her friends Mrs. Caskins. at the
Windsor Hotel. New York. After spend
ing ten days here. she will be the guest
OF her uncle. Mr.. Randolph. in Wash
ington. and later will visit "Kelmore"
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Willie Key
Howard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

Nrs. william NJ. TalIaferro Is the guest
~ Mrs Rocker. al the sherwood" Old
Point.
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Miss Helen Quarles will spend Easter
with friends in Danyille.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

Mrs. John Holland and MISS cray
Morehead, of Danyille. are at the 'eiie'
SON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

Mrs. Charles T.. Willis, OF Halifax
Nova Scotia. will spend the Faster season
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Howard. west Grace street, and Will be
accompanied by her sister. Mss Mary
Macleod Howard, who has been visiting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

Mrs Z. A. Saunders has returned from
Old Point Comfort, and her charming
daughter. Miss Mary Saunders. VINO mas
been visiting In -.artinsville ana DanVile
for several wee "a has also returned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

Miss Mary Marshall. lineal desceho Gan,
Of Chief-Justice Marshall, ana very
charming girl, is visiting her cousins, ."e
Misses stokes, $50 west Franklin stree''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-22

silver Republican. but happy nnion
Of tho plain people to battle far the
rights vouchsafcd tous by the fathers.
To forward onr canse IL Is desired that
you organize regularly In each county
where mono cxists, by ,electlnr a chair.
man, socretary aod central committee.
aud report here through your score.
tarv. should this reach Tho nYfs OF
any of the faith who nrc numerically
too small 10 organize with following
tn warrant, viii they 90 report. aud
we will try 10 help Won in every way
possible i'm this noble and patriotic
effort FOR tho uplifting Of humanity
aud tO compass the disintogration aud
downfall Of the Republican octopus O..
goid STANDARD pIutocracy. And Wi
the Populists and Democrats aid in this
work 90 organize hy sending the names
of Free Silver Republicans n their re-
spective localities to this Office
VIII the friendly press pleaee COPY
and keep standing FOR enough tune 10
Give ample security? T. $ PICK.
Territorial Chairman
A. M UoLLowrIt, Scc'v. Ar a
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A touching and poetical custom pre-
walls in the welest-Tyro When a
young maiden is about to ho married
Immediately before sho steps ncrosa
The threshold of her old home. on her
way 10 the church. hor mother solemn.
y gives her new pocket handkerchief
Tho bride holds it I'm hor hand through
out the marriage ceremony. using it
20 wipe away her tears. As soon as
the marriage festivities arc ended tho
young wife lays tho Handkerchief asst "a
in nor linen closet and there It reraains
~ long ~ she lives. Nothing would
induce a TYrolese wife 10 use this ea.
cred handkerchief Il may be halt q
century or longer before Il ia taknr
from It's place 20 fuill the secnhd ans
last part OK Ito mission. When lh,
wife dies. perhaps as a gray old grand,
mother, tho loving hands oS tho next.
of-kin place the bridal handkerchief
over the face OF the dead and It 81
burlod with her In tho grave.