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DOiNoT Be IMPATIENT,

Let That SUMMER Suit Wait Until the
Weather Ia Settled.
Thank soodness. am ria OF those
things for a while"
So speaks the man who casts aside
his heavier Clothing to put on his sum-
mer ralment. lie goes to business OF,
some treacherou,lv me day, leaving
MS waistcont behind HIN. Toward even
ing coollsh breeze springs up and OF
course you Know wha. happens next.
Ihe man In thin clothes ia a prey to n
summer cold, which IN more likely to
attack the stomach and towels than
the throat and lungs. Ana the summer
cold ~ every whit as dangerous as tho
winter cold. II must be Immediately
eombated or disaster follows soon. 4
Physicians who do not always pre-
scribe alcohol, order thclr patients to
take a sound pure whlrkep for the
bowel complaints SO PREVALENT In sum-
mer. Duffy's Pure Mat Whlskey has.
and deserves tho repu cation OF being es-
peclally valuable In these cases. 1t
BEAUTIFULLY stimuln &c; :. checks diar
rhoca and Its general effect Is hearten.
Ing and uplifting.
Any one. who uses Il will feel Its
STRENGTHENING qualities through and
through. .1TI
Naturally so famous and useful a
product is unscrupulouriy Initiated. See
that you get the real Duffy's and no
substitute.
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WELL DONE" TIE VERDICT


That Gan lie Pronounced on tho Work
Accomplished by tho Epworth League
Convention Committees = Final ar.
Judgements Were Completed Ia,t Night.
Lust night meetings OF the several
Bpwor,h League convention commit
tees were held at the Fourth Street ".
i. church, and the final arrangements
for the Interstate convention OF the
Fourth conference district, which opens
In this city next Saturday, were pro.
nounced completed. The last work OF
the central committee was to issue white
caps, with red band, on which the
committee name Is inscribed. which Will
DO worn during the convention by the
committee members. J
b well DONE" Is the verdict that can be
pronouncedon the work accomplished by
the convention committees. With an
entire absence OF fuss and feathers"
they have gone Quietly about their work
and accomplished In q short time what
many other organizations would have
found 1t Impossible to DO. The perfec-
ton and entire adequateness OF the ar
engagements will be demonstrated when
the visitors begin to swoop down upon
the city next Friday and Saturday.
Plans have been made TO entertain q
900 delegates. and from what can be
learned. the attendance will probably
not exceed 1900. certainly not over
1000. so that there will be no difficulty
IN caring for all who come.
The seats are now being placed In the
big tent at Epworth Park, on the Island.
ana the several temporary buildings will
be erected to-day and tomorrow.
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LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
mattersof Minor Moment In aud Abou

| mattersof Minor Moment In aud About
the City.
knights OF Pythias outing at Wheel
ing park to-day.
Yesterday was West virglnla's thlr-
ty-flfth birthday.
Squire Rogers yesterday fined Frank
Darby, 81 and costs for drunkenness, on
a charge preferred bv Mrs. Darby.
For this mornings police court there
are eleven cases. two plain DRINKS, sew
en- tramps and two disorderly cases.
The yard OF the Richie school annex
has been cleaned up and beautihed, and
Is now one Of the prettiest school yards
In the city. Z
The council committee on fire depart
ment VIII meet this evening at 1870
o'clock, to open bids for repair work at
two OF the engine houses.
John Howard. who cut another color
ed man. Allen Fairfax. with knife on
Sunday. was held for the grand Jury
yesterday! by Squire Fitzpatrick.
The Epworth League OF the Chapline
Street NJ. Z. church will give q music
ale and social at the home Of Miss En-
ma McNash, 2710 Jacob street, this
evening.
Mrs. Leonard. who conducts n res
taurant on Sixteenth street, brought n
charge OF jumping board bill against
James Cahlll yesterday In Squire Roq-
ers' court, but Withdrew the charge so
as to bring civil action.
The concert at Wheeling park next
Sunday vii be by the Parkersburg City
Concert band, which will be ACCOMPANY
led to Wheeling by large delegation
OF Park City people. The vaudeville en-
tertainment will follow the band con-
cert.
Alfred Stelnmetz. who has for the
past ten years been engaged as sales
man with Henry Jacobs, Of this city.
left Sunday for New York. where he will
spend several weeks with friends and
relatives. He will then go to Las Veg
as. New Mexico, where he has accepted
position. He leaves scores Of friends
In this city wishing him a pleasant
Journey and success In his new western
home.
Mr.. Henry Bieberson has received a
beautiful mechanical toy from his SON.
in-law. Carl Goetz. formerly of this city.
and now In the toy manufacturing bust
ness at Hildburghausen. Germany. The
toSNis music box, surmounted by
moving figures. and shows great cley-
erness on the part ot.Mr. Goetz, who will
be remembered by many friends in
wheeling, where he was for some time
designer at the North Wheeling pot
terry. -.
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Had It's Annual COMMENCEMENT
AN EXCELLENT PROGRAMME
EN- IN THE PRESENCE OF
ING HELD AT WEST LIBERTY.

One of tho best public schools In this
vicinity Is the Central Benwood, and It's
twelfth annual commencement last
night attracted q splendid audience TO
tie BeEafood NJ L. church, where the
exercises were held. There were Ave
graduates, as follows: Anna Re,ura
Mcclure, Carrie Virginia Mccabe, Mary
Emma Frances Price, Lillian Elva
Smith, and William Francis Ushn,an,
and their performances we're excellently
rendered.
Melster's orchestra furnished the mu-
SIC which 'rterspersed the programme.
The stage was tastetully decorated, and
the graduates In their graduation
gowns presented pretty picture. Rev.
+. W. Metzsenthin, OF st. Matthew's
Lutheran church, made the invocation,
and the bcnedlctlon'was pronounced by
Rev. ]. S. Robinson, OF the NJ. Z.
church. President C. w. Kronhardt, or
the board OF education, presented the
diplomas. n n -
Miss Mcclure was the first graduate
20 speak. and her Grafton was entitled
CobwebT." Miss Mcclure referred to
me industry OF the spider, which re-
places the web when brushed away. by
another web. and SO on. Her illustra-
tion brought out, how teachers dis!llu-
sionlze the 'ncorrect fancies OF their pu-
p!s, and by constantly brushing like the
SPIDER, make their pupils mentally
strong. MS r.
Rocks" vas the theme Of Miss Nc
Ggpes ehort. After geological con-
sideration, the. subject OF Rocks" was
eiaoorated Into an argument for perse-
rerance. and how the pebbles receive u
polish by being drifted down the streak,
The lava cozing through Intervening
rocks gets to the top, and from this fact
many lessons in life are gained,
MISS Prices Grafton was entitled.
The Da%ning," and 1t was pretty
Mord-picture with PRACTICAL conclusions.
Inc dawninS OF the morning and that
OF the weird with succeeding changes
we're spoken of, and Miss Price said that
school life vas only the dawning OF the
HE outside the class room.
Miss Saith compared the wordrous
changes effected in century in this
country, IN her Grafton, American
Life. she enumerated the advance
ments In science, the adaptation OF cleo
tr1city, tho telephone and other inven-
tons. Miss Smith had very practical
Grafton. =
The only boy in the class spoke next.
Time and Its Uses was the theme OF
Mr.. ushman's grafton. He spoke
against needless waste OF. any moment,
and referred TO the precious value
placed on every hour by men OF great
ness. He concluded his exhortatiou by
an opt Quotation from LongfellowIs
Psalm Of Life"
AT the graduates were the recipients
OF flowers. and were literally applaud
ed. After :tey were given their diplo-
mas. they were given excellent advice
by Rev. c. E. Clark, of Thomson NJ. Z.
church, In neat address. No honors
were given. in this years class The
class Is one Of the best that has left the
school. and the schools present high
standard reflects no little credit ON its
popular and, earnest principal, Prof. c.
Z. CarriSun, and his able corps OF as
SistantS, =
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apparently and George was ,.,,.
make an affidavit In SouIre W..
court. but the justice did mi M
there was evidence sufficient /, ' ~
rant n case and none has yet ".
started. - W
Squire Morrel furnished thlrtes, :.
for Marietta company OF yoinn,' y y
from here, but none are crejItnS. =,
Bellaire. The old veteran feels ~. !
would like 10 lead com many ~ !
boys to the front II there Is ID bs',i''.s
war OF It, and he may yet head ~ ~
umn to put an end 10 Spanish tr y y
cry. au-I . ~ ssaSs
The contract for furnishing co,, !.
the water works for the ensuing -. :.
wns awarded TO Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gorrc,i ,
81 81 per hundred. The other Ma, "a.
ed from 81 40 TO 81 90.
All the folks who we're NJ Tho ~,
teen reunion" report n plcasSn, ~
The rural regions afford pleasure ia,
visitors at this time. =
L, D. Stephens, steel worto, I,
laid up by a piece OF steel gettISt /.
his eye. II was removed, but Il leSt 4
eye very sore. N ~ :
Hon. Lorenzo Danford went Ia a.
umbus yesterday. Other delegate.
the state convention will 30 on, a
morning. -
Mr.. Charles Arnold and his b,,,
some bride are in the city, ond y,
heartily welcomed BY a number \
friends.
The old Daniel Peck farm near 8,
Clairsvllle was sold yesterday, for !, = 4
others. " - =
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THE CUSTER BATTLE
COL Cohy'' Angnificcnt reproduction of
That Terrible Fight.


That Terrible Fight.
Concurrent opinion justifies the as
sertion that the stupeEdous and trag-
icaily realistic reproduction Of the
dreadful Custer massacre on the Little
Big Horn, which will be presented hero
in Buffalo Blll's Wild Yves. and Con-
sress Of Rough Riders OF the World, on
Monday, July 4, is, far and away, the
most IRENE ndous and thrilling spectacle
and tabieau ever displayed betore the
eyes of peace, and more than eQulva-
lent Tor the price Of admission to the
many original and remarkable presen-
tations with which 1t Is associated. The
scope and action OF this grand revival
OF savage, picturesque and overwhelm-
Ing conflict includes the presentation of
an Indian village carousinS over q re-
cent victory by the Sioux. Unobseryed
White scout appears and retires to re-
port the situation to Gen. Custer. Then
comes the splendid and spirited charge
OF the United States cavalry. During
the panic and confusion which ensues
an unsupported and overwhelming
horde OF SavaSes assail Custer and his
doomed battalion from every side,
terrific struggle ensues, and amid the
Hash and roar of guns, the fierce on
slaushts, single combats. and the fall
OF men and horses, Custer and his few
surviving comrades are finally driven
to bay on an eminence and, desperately
lighting to 'he last, yield up their lives.
The episode closes with the appearan nee
OF Buffalo Bill, guiding re!nforcemcnts
but too late to prevent the total massa,
ere. Hundreds of soldiers, scouts.
braves and horses are required for this
production, including Indian warriors
who were present at Clusters heroic
death. The horses engaged are taught
to simulate death on the battlefield
with remarkable realism and nathns
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TIE. RIVER


Slstersvillc.. .ELoISE, S a. m.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR. 9 p. m.
Sistersvillc.. RUTH. $50 n IN, ,
Slarington.. LEROY. $40 .. m.
steubenvllle..T II. NJ. BAYNE. $50 y. m
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. "a
Sistersvi llc.. .ELOlSE, 8 4, m. 4 = :,
Farkcrsburg. ARGAND. II q. m.
Matamoras.. .LEEINGTON, Ii a, m.
SistSrsville...RuT $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. -. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville..T. NJ. BAYNE., go D, m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW
Charleston. .KANAWHA, Geo a. m.
Sistersville... ELOISE, S a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, +? p, m.
SlarinSton....LEROY. S:3p p. N.
Slstersville. RUTH, $40 p. m.
Steubenville.. T. NJ. BAYNE, 2:3O n m
Pittsburgh. .URANIA. $50 a. m. :
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WEST. vIRGINIANs NAMED

by the President to be Army Officers.
MIST Stand Examination.
Special Dispatch to the Intclllgeaccr.
WASHINGTON. June 2O.-Among the
civilian second lieuterants named by
the President for service in the regular
army are Hanson B. Black, Charles
Pierce Faulkner, Guy T. Scott and H.
a. Eaton, ell of West Virginia. These
have to stand an. examination.
". H. Mason, OF LewIsbure. W. Va,
mas been appointed as acting assistant
engineer Ia the navy. Braxton Davis.
OF Charleston. has been appointed to o.
position In the quartermaster generals
office at the war department.
James Z. McGlothlin was to-day nom
mated by the President to be postnas-
ter at Rarenswood, W. Va,
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Muster in the Preliminary Exams
inatlon for TIL Second B
REGIMENT VIVA. VOLUNTEERS.
THE EXAMINATION WILL CON.
TlNUE THIS AFTERNOON AND
THE COMPANY WILL PROBABLY.
LEAVE FOR CAMP LEE THURS.
! DAY OR FRIDAY-3TEN RE-
CRU1Ts STILL NEEDED TO FILL
THE QUOTA OF THE COMPANY.
MORE RECRUITS LEAVE FOR
CAMP THOMAS.


Mt the Hub building, the preliminary
examination by physicians OF the en-
rolled members OF Captain Willis COM
pany OF the Second regiment OF West
Virginia Volunteer Infantry was in
progress. Over forty men passed mus
ter in the examination, which was con-
Quoted by Drs. Dickey and Baird. The
examination will be continued this at
ternoon, beginning at o'clock. and will
be completed tonight, probably.
There, ore now ninety-fve men en-
rolled in this company. Ten more re-
cruits are needed, and they will prob.
ably be had to-day. Young men deslr-
Ing to enlist can appy. at the office Of
Captain Willis, 1916 Market street, to-
day. ..
1t Is believed that the company will
leave for Camp Lee. at Charleston, on
Thursday or Friday OF this week.
81 The men who passed the examination
yesterday are: ~
John c. Ali, heater, 4o25 Wood street.
Leroy Reed, clerk, 157 Fourteenth
street. lG =
John Wilbert, tubcworker, Benwood.
Thomas r. Davidson. moldmaker,
3S22 Jacob street. B
Perry B. Fisher, painter, 4316 Jacob
street.
Adolph Horn. lronworker, s7o5 wetzel
street.
Roy Steen. tubeworker, McMechen.
Stephen Il Dawson, millworker, 50
Main, street.
Charles II. Luke. clerk, s5 Fifteenth
street:
Edward H. Miller, clerk, 1929 Charles
street.
Theodore Drum, steelworker. Ben
wood.
John Bounes. tubeworker. 1925 Wetzel
street.
Thomas Kennedy, ironworker, 1000
Jacob street.
Daniel F. Roberts, lab0rcr, Benwood.
James ". Nuzum. section hand, Ben
wood.
James Grace, tubeworker, Beuwood.
Thomas Grace, tubeworker, Beuwood.
Joseph l.. Rhees, attorney, los Four
tenth street..
Edward S. Mahon. tubeworker. 1860
WetZel street.
Charles F. schempf, plumber. 1870
Jacob street.
Charles B. Winan, 1155 Market street.
Henry SchmalstieS, laborer. 1881 Wood
street.
9 Joseph F. Warden, book-keeper, Elm
Grove
Robert E. Porter. blacksmith. BEN
wood. -
& William L. Nest. millworker. SOo3 Nc
Culloch street.
u Frnni- w rhurInw faa mStnr o21o
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beginning q, 5 O'Clock Mayors otehes-
ira, OF Wheeling, viii furnish The niu-
sic The programme follows.
Musie-. Commencement March,
MsIsnoysiiSi:. ,css yoyS SSsSr King
Qrntlon-''All Is Not Gold that Gilt.
tiers .,..,...,.nW ylle Edgar Grandstaff
Music-faAtorale and Poke. 'TwIttor. :
Ing Birds" with singing. i,
oratiofl-"Stcp by Step
Z. I, .;.t...n...s.... Mary Wilhelmlna Fisher
Musie-Cornet SOlga....Alr. John Coates
oration-"The End Crowns tho Work"
Musls-,AmSrlca," Collection oi'war
Presentation. OF Diplomas tho Pros.
i1ent OF the Hoard OF Education, c.
w kronhardt.
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In Session at West Liberty-Prot. 7. C.
Miller Is Instructor.


The teachers institute OF Ohio county
commenced at the state normal school
In West Liberty Yesterday morning at
10 o'clock, with a good attendance. The
meeting was, opened by singing Hall,
All Hall" after which the Lords prayer
was repeated. Then came the singing
OF The West Virginia Hlns." Miss
Anna Carter and A. w. Curtis were mp
pointed secretaries. Superintendent
Lewis gave n short talk on the object
ana Importance In attending institute.
iFoi, I. &. Miller, OF MorgantowE, was
then introduced as institute Instructor.
He also gave short talk on the ad-
vantages In attending institute. The
greater pert OF the forenoon was spent
In organization.
The afternoon session was opened by
singing "s:ar Spangled Banner" Prof.
Miller then asked questions about the
author OF the West Virginia Hills"
ana 1t was decided that the song was
written by Rev. D. II. King. OF New
jersey.
The subject OF history was next taken
up ard discussed by Prof. Miller. begin
ning with our own section, and branch
Ing into state, county and rational his
tory. After a short interm!sslon, quo
tat!ons from the Bible and Shakespeare
were discussed. the instructor acting as
teacher and the teachers as pupils.
This manner Of instructlng vas very In
terestlng. n.
Among the visitors present were Miss
Anna Bell Winters, OF Sand Hill; Miss
Laura Young, Of Washington, Pa: Prof.
a. S. Bell, Profs. Deahl and Jacobs, OF
the normal school; Mr.. Charles Sample.
OF the board of Triadelpha district.
Miss Anna Buckbee, OF the California
state normal school, will lecture We'd
nesday evening. - =
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ROME, June 2O.-In view OF the err
roneous reports in circulation, DR.. lap
POM. the pope's physician, in an in
tervlew to-day, said:
Owing, to slight attack OF rheuma-
tlsm. advised the pope to remain in
his room Yesterday, but to-day his iloli-
ness Is holding his usual audiences"
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WANT THE HOME PRoD1rcT

James Flanagan. OF the South Side,
yesterday received letter from Oscar
Sutton, member of Captain Franz
helms company OF immunes in camp at
Fredericksburg. Va The letter stated
that all the boys are doing we'll, but It
uttered q plalntive plea for scrap. 1--WE
can get Army ond Navy tobacco. said
the writer, but, oh! II we could only
get some good old Mail Pouch!" Mr..
Sutton Is to be accommodated.
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River TeleCrnms,

OIL CITY-River . feet and s.ats,
airy. Weather cloudy and cool.
GREENSBORO-River Z feet I inch
and stationary. Fair and cool.
BROWSSVILDE-River fee.
inches and stationary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I feet 6 !nt
es and stationary. Clear and warm.
P1TTSBURGH-River 6 feet 6 !acs
and stationary at Che dam. C!ea; i,
pleasant. ~
STEUBENVILLE-River feet
inches and falling. Clear and warm
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In Clerk nobertson's Once,

In Clerk Robertson's office. the follow
Ing transfer Of real estate was recorded:
Deed. made June IS. 1898: by Charles
and Anna Becker TO George Trlschler;
consideration. 1886: transfers part Of the
Sunny Side vineyard property.
Two deeds Of trust we're recorded.
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Z The annual commencement OF Musk
!ngum College will take place at New
Concord, Ohio. June %. at a. m. The
programme for the week Is as follows:
June 10. baccalaureate sermon by the
president. Rev. Jesse johnson. a
5i June 20. address to Christian AssocI-
atlons BY Rev. r. G. Ramsey, Xcnia,
Ohio.
~ June III Aeld day; Z p. M, presentn.
&tion OF diplomas BY literary societies;
address by Rev. ]. T. AlcCrory. D. D.,
Pittsburgh. ~
June %, meeting OF board OF trustees;
meeting OF alumni and address to alum
nj by Rev. w. w. Lawrence, Bellevue,
Pa. S
June %. 7:so p. M, annual concert
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HE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Edward Martin, a City Prisoner, Cuts
HIS Throat With a Knife.

3 &SN"e4 s'st - SNJ l lISOHSlI SutS
HIS Throat With a knife.
Last night about 10 o'clock Lookup
Keeper Brandt discovered that one of
the prisoners In the lookup, Edward
Martin, better known as Shorty Fry"
who was committed on the charge Of
dsorderly conduct at the home OF his
mother, on Sixteenth street, had ut
tempted to commit suicide. Lieutenant
Supler made an investigation. It was
found that Martin had cut n big cash
in his throat with an ordinary pocket
knife, and was bleeding profusely. DR..
FJepson was called, and dressed the
wound. He pronounced the injury not
serious. Martin Is q hach-driver and
Is occasionally employed at Luke's
stable. ~,
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The marks at 6 p. m. showed test
inches and falling. Weather, clear q.
pleasant.
The Keystone State Is to-day's q.
c!nnau packet, departing at Sa. n
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LATE 10 bed and early TO rise, pre-
parcs a man for his home In tho skies.
Early to bed and a Little Early Riser.
I the pill TINT makes life longer md better
Snna wiser. Charles II. Goethe, Market
tE11d Twelfth strccts: Chatham Sinclair.
(, Torty-slxth and Jacob streets; A, L.
/: Schcehle. No. GOT Main street; ,Exlcy
Bros. Penn and Zane streets: Bowie &
Co.. bridgeport # i, q, 4 / l
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nc MECHEN COMMENCEMENT

VIII be Held this EveninE-An Excellent
croxramm" ANNOUNCED.
The annual commencement exercises
OF the McMechcn high school Will be
given this evening at the n. E. church
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BELLAIRE

All Sort OF Local News and Gossip From
tho silns. City.
Henry George was robbed Of SIS and n
sold watch and struck upon the novel
idea OF securing the bloodhound of the
farmers detective association to run
down the thief. The dog was secured
and given scent OF the ladder used by
the robbcr. The dog followed a trail
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: CAVALRY HOPES BLASTEp.

Squire Rogers yesterday received q
letter from Governor Atkinson, dated
June II. informing the warlil1e justice
that the secretary of war could not give
West Virginia cavalry regiment, al!
the cavalry being drawn from the west,
where there were better riders. The let
ter was quite blow to Squire Rogers,
for he was getting impatient to take
sthe field with his rugged riders.
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HOTEL STRAND
Formerly the Monterey. Ocean end Y;
GINA ave. Finest location. Capacity y
Entirely new throughout. Excellent u n
cry appointment. Superior table. 0ot.i
view. Write for reduced June terms Y
booklet. FAIRBAIRN & WlLLlANs
sE.aa- Atlantic City, " y
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TEAcHERs, INsrIrLrl

d. D. Eden
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'resenlation OF Diplomas tho Pros.
iIent OF the Hoard OF Education, c..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-21

Subscribe TO Delineator-Mrs. Hanna
The Myrtle dance will take place
week from this evening.
This will be amateur night al me
Kickapoo show and there will DC lots
OF fun.
Fred Harrison stopped runaway
horse at the Judd block yesterday noon
in the regular Frank Ferriera style.
Read what NJ. McInerny, Merchant
and Fort streets, has TO say to you to-
day re special bargains, etc. Page },
top OF column.
VIII Vida and ". CT. Gorham shipped
before the mast on the Reid for China.
Gorham was Japanese Interpreter
and a foot ball player.
Jock Mcguire, of the Oahu Railway,
is at Waialua this week and for that
reason was unable to take part IN
Burners doughnut eating contest. John
Doe won the prize.