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The evening times., 1899-10-20
Scarlet Fever Among ImmiErant.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-Vadlslap Swatek,
aged eleven months. the child of an immi-
grant woman who reached Baltimore on
the North German Lloyd steamer Mum
chen on Wednesday, died yesterday at the
Maryland University Hospital of scarlet
fever. Another child belonging to the wo-
man is Ill from the same disease and a
third case from the steamer has developed.
The steamer will be fumigated
The evening times., 1899-10-20
675 doz. Harvard Mills
ladies' Undergarments.

The Harvard Mills enjoy the high
est reputation among Underwear
makers-and they protect and con-
tinue 1t by the most rigid inspec-
tion of their goods. So careful are
they that tiny oil drops and dropped
stitches that don't harm the wear of
a garment in the slightest degree
are culled out and called seconds.
That's what these 67- dozens are
and all they have this season so
far. Some are Combination Suits,
others are Vest and Pants Suits
some are all wool. others part wool.
merino, and cotton; some are with
long sleeves and some with short
sleeves. They are worth from 75c.
to $1.S9 a garment. We give you
the choice of the six grades in two
lots:
T5c.. Ssc.. and CSC. gar Jf,C
and all the others, worth up 7oc
to S1.89, for ~
120 dozen Children's Ribbed Vests
and Pants and Union Suits, in all
sizes: the Vests and Pants worth
Bic each and the Union Suits
worth sec. Choice tomorrow, 10r
. . . . . .
The evening times., 1899-10-20
For the Ladies of Fashion.

The feminine folk Of this city win be in.
terested TO learn that Wm. Schwartz formerly
OF Baltimore has opened at 1l20 Connecticut
Avenue, and offers for the early season 10 make
Tsilor-made Suits of the newest imported fabric.
Tor SS5- Those who are acquainted with Mr.
schwHrtzs fashion productions win readily appre
9ate TINS oner- The most stylish and perfect.
fitting garments made by the best tailors' lately
% - h"'N' sc21-lmo
The evening times., 1899-10-20
Strong Chapters
IN Millinery.

We have made up a lot Of Outing
Hats. in two handsome shapes,
trimming them in Black White,
Brown, Tan, Red. and Navy Blue
effects. on Black felt grounds
with quilts. They are worth - IL
80 ..-.--....----..-.
Girls School Hats. with Tan
crown. brim stitched in White.
That describes one-there are other
color combinations They are 7SC
worth s11o Special tomorrow. ~
The evening times., 1899-10-20
Boys Knee Pants.

$50 pairs Plain Blue and Grey
Mixed Knee Pants. strongly made OF
strong cheviot and good eolorings;
worth 39c a pair; all sizes 11C
TO IA years. Special. ......... ID
The evening times., 1899-10-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Root, wife OF the Secretary of War.
and Miss Root are expected to arrive in
Washington today. The Secretary has TIA
ken the Barney residence for the winter.
and report has ii that Mrs. Root will en-
tertain Throughout the winter on lavish
scale .e-r .-,-- -.----
The evening times., 1899-10-20

The engagement has been announced of
Miss Theodosia L. Talco1t, of Georgetown.
tc T. Edward Hambieton. of Lutherville,
Md Mr.. Hambleton is the head of the
banking firm of Hambleton & Co.. of Bal
timore, and was at one time president OF
the old Baltimore Traction Company.
The evening times., 1899-10-20

Mrs. Columbus o'Donneli has rented her
Baltimore residence on Charles Street, and
will spend the greater part OF the winter
in Washington with her daughter, Mrs.
Hinckley
The evening times., 1899-10-20
The Famtne An IudI.

SIMLA. Oct. 20.-It is estimated that
the present famine will effect q larger tar
ritory than that of 1896 1t is likely to b
much more severe in Western India.
The evening times., 1899-10-20

The marriage Of Mr.. Dennis Mccarthy
Emory. grandson of the late Gen William
H. Emery, OF this city, and Miss Julia
Delaphine Williams, of Florida occurred
yesterday at West Point. The bride is the
niece OF Colonel and Mrs. Tillman. at
whose residence at the post the ceremony
occurred.
The evening times., 1899-10-20
Boys Refers.

All-wool Brown Kersey Refers.
with small coat collar OF inserted
velvet; lined with strong Italian
cloth and edges double stitched with
silk; sizes 8 to years A
very excellent value for ss-5o.S1 AZ
Special price. ..~6.TO
The evening times., 1899-10-20
Young Mems
Long Pants Suits.

Blue and Black Cheyiot Long
Pants Suits, all wool and fast color;
cut and made in Single Breasted
style. with French facings and
Italian cloth Innings; all sizes
II to 19 years. and regular
$3.50 value. Special price, only s4.95
The evening times., 1899-10-20

Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Lena Hoyt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hoyt, of Thorp's
Lane, Germantown, to Lieut.. J. P. Babin
of the United States battleship Texas. The
ceremony will take place on the 31st of this
month in the Lutheran Church Of German
town. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. DR.. Alberts. The wedding will
be a brilliant affair. The ushers and
groomsmen will be chosen from the bride
groom's fellow officers on the Texas and
the other vessels. and they will appear in
uniform. Rear Admiral Sampson, Captain
Sigsbee. and other distinguished naval Of
ficers are expected to be present Lieuten-
ant Babin was one OF the brave officers
who fought at the battle of Manila under
command Of Admiral Dewey. His home is
in BROOKLYN
The evening times., 1899-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt C. Clements
have announced the marriage of their
daughter, Laura. TO Mr.. Albert Clark
Leitch. of New York. A reception in honor
of the bride and groom will be given to-
morrow evening.
The evening times., 1899-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bander and Mr..
John Kinsey went on to attend the wedding
in Philadelphia Wednesday of Mr. Charles
Sturgis Wood, assistant city solicitor of
that city, TO Miss Elizabeth Miller.
The evening times., 1899-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cotton have Issued
invitations to the marriage. at their home,
1855 Roanoke Street northwest. OF their
daughter Ethel and Mr.. Frederick Willard
Carlisle, of Montclair, n. j., on Tuesday
evening, October 81. at 7:30.
The evening times., 1899-10-20
CANNOT IFlGH9 TAB BOBRS
England Not TO Allow the Enlist
ment Of Americans Here.

Military Attache Lee ExplOdes the
Stories of the Organfxafion of
Britain Appreciates the Tender. OF
Men, But VIII Not Accept Them.
The evening times., 1899-10-20
Lansburgh & Bro
Lansburgh & Bro
Read and Grasp
THE
Golden Opportunity.
riday Specials.

Remnant Department-Third Floor.
We have placed on separate ia
bles one lot of Ladies' Suits, Coats
and capes of former seasons
STYLES, but can be easily altered.
They are all made of fine materi-
als.such as imported Broadcloths,
Beaver, etc, and they are TO be
closed out at the following reduc-
tions:
Marked. .$5 $40 SIS $40 SIS $50
The evening times., 1899-10-20

To ciose..H.25 81 s. $3.50 S4 ST
36-inch Figured Princess Cash
mere, 12l2c value,
SIC yard.
Dark Figured Percale Rem
nants, fall styles, 10c value,
64C yard.
Brown Farmers Satine, suita-
bic for fine Innings, 25c and 35c
values,
fOc yard.
25c Fine Featherproof Ticking,
In large remnants,
f24c yard.
l5c Heavy Indigo Blue Denim,
Sc yard.
Lansburgh&Bro.
APO to 426 Seventh St.
The evening times., 1899-10-20
Housefurnishing sale ends tomorrow night

it farewell
the weekas the
~ - e oNi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

noes and letting mo attend TO mine In
% way that the best woman servant on
this round world can never learn TO do.
Women are such personal creatures.
They cannot separate themselves
from their business.
The iaundryman who brings you your
collars Is. and wants to be TO you, the
lie has hls own friends and his own
circle. and he doesn't care a snap Of his
nnger what you think OF him as long
a. you pay him Tor his work. His Sis
ter. the Hcnmstrcaf. comes TO your
house 10 sew. and she expects 10 be
called Miss This % That and she u
very particular Indeed as 70 what you
think OF her.
There's lot TO be said on the scam-
stress side. too. and ON the mnid-of-
same thing-womnn, lovely woman
again.
She never has much trouble when
she's working Tor q man.
Men pay good wages and exact good
service.
They will not be bored by the per-
sonal equation when u comes TO mat
ter N business
with a woman everything is person
4 4 i-you, you, you-nevcr for one
moment does the average woman lose
sight u these two Irritating little
words.
When you engage q Chlnnman 20 do
your Homework he looks OF the range
and at the dumb walter and al the coal
supply.
When you engage woman to do
your Homework, she looks ut you.
The chlnaman thinks, can do your
work."
The woman thinks. 40 ! like your
a woman never likes another woman
without knowing why.
A man never dlHlikca another man
without knowing why.
This little affnir called imitation n a
beautiful thing Tor woman. but u - q
bad Idea for u purely business relation
ship.
Just one provcrb there o. that no one
woman in a thousand can ever bring
| herself to understand, the little Prov
orb which says, business % business.
With the average woman business u
/ caprice, fancy philanthropy, perHecu-
uon-nnythlnr IN the round world but
| business. Ana that ia why I would
rather work for a little. ignorant small
minded man than 20 work Tor the most
/ Intelligent knd-honrtcd woman alive. u
/ II also why would prefer "a vety ordl-
nary man as a house servant TO a most
/ extraordinary woman IN ,he same capa-
city.
These men who have gone into house
| work AZ "a business say that they do u
because they cun get good vases. good
/ food good place 10 sleep, and what Il
| To thom Hight and easy work They
/ don't say one word about better days
or about humlllntinE necessity
Men u all Work-wc salute you.
You've come TO the rescue Ia the nick
Of time.
send your ambitions sisters down
town 20 stand behind counter all dal
long ana max, ian money enough &,
! keep body ana soul together Shcl
| probably be- ashamed OF y0u-you'rc q
| mental" you know.
Never mind. when she's broken duwf
and sick nnd forlnrn, you can lend hel
some OF the money you've saved u
your mental work-nnd then you'll b0tl
be happy. Exchange.
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Whatever tbeir names happened 10 be.
but Miss Something or otherl
Seriously, perfectly seriously, that
woman said that ~ her article; ana
seriously, very seriously I've hsnfl a
whole club iuli OF women discuss 'he
desirbhlliiy OF that plan.
Imagine John, the window washer,
stukng because ms employer alu not
call MIN Mr. smith, "a. ,.-..--...--,.
me whole uuuple win houheNoth'
has bceui not because ~ holseNote,
hut because u u OF mas pceh women
WORK -,--.,. 80, .---,....
me everlasting, sen -.ehheleuA IAN
as.good-aa-you-are spirit 81 The Ameri'
can woman mas made ell the tFoup'e'
HouheWork menlnl'
why
cant uhdttalAnd why ~ hhS NOR
mcnlnl 10 wash ulAhea ihuu " " 70 SUI
ashes YET We never near any sentiment
Ial plhlhtH rom oul lil,hp ,hv hs,''', ~
inc ,oal heHN,I HhuNN,h nv Nuu'' ~
whistles TO mink OF the wages ne
earning. -. A..
Jhe mhld VINO asked 70 .leah u,
front uupI Steps putHlH INTO teAlt ehu
snys nhe M p. 9ss''u'u ~ u''Ns
hugh ineulM Muihi .,,..-
The uorter IN the h9iel Hhenlders ygur
trunk WIN honeHl briue ~ nv ',s,l;
me Chamberlain lh lhAt ssiue hule'
cannot sweep your room Wslhout NY
ing 10 impress you win thn laut 'hu''
Some day,
Some day
Some day we may meet YOU. In the
drawing room Of the rich and great.
Who ever heard h head waiter telling
the story OF hls better days 10 a guest
Who aver linked Ave uinutea with
the heurekseper mi n hotel Without her
saving something about the time VIII N
she Kent nor own houaekeoper7
Woman. lovely woman. limits what's
the mntter with vour homework and
why Nc have such trouble In getting il
done
Jnst as soon IA the men do the house
work we'll hear no more about ID.
look nj California. There's no SER
vant eiri question there Tho China
mon do the homework. and they do il
tntehfv WE'LL NAT barausa they'rs chi
manner, hui because thew arc men.
A man coolt makes a business OF his
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Another titled lady az pafIs. rs..
OF considerable wealth. has Efir.fa
example ~ the American prirr.. =.
may and become infatuated b.
those greasy pseudo Ts'rIn.a % (.
ltinn ~ an conspicuous tyre ~
Ia question ia tho Counties. d. ~.
BY birth an heircrH uf tha MAIN. Z n
llEun. and public attention har H.,
trncted 90 her cacuuudr hY h. ~
TO the French court o. r0eHpaf 20 z NJ
duHky ndmlrer SOME OF tho r-
with which she was foolish ai ~ |
intruHt him. The case has faos.f'f I
ditiunnl prominence hy f5aaH ID N
fact that ex-Lioutcnnnt Cerlrt n
the Austrian army. whnsa tsrr
against Drcyfua az the c0ult.mfrf.
Nennca excited ao much ami4i III
culc. plays "a very qucHtl0nih.e d r (,
the present scandal
paaslunntrly fond " music. tts nj
tess became acquainted With %. q.
games a year ago at Trcp0rt. arl e 4.
return 10 Paris. became Hu mtf. :
the Grand cafe. whore thpY uea T. :
habit ~ giving concerts every aNsaI
aud evening. A. boz the rlaa 70 Ii.
and the Princess Chimuy. tbe Dol =
wv N''NNN"NH On NNNHNNN H"N NNN" N'"'|''"
commenced playing ut her, tnf b. =
came perfectly infatuated HIn T.
Under the urotrNt NJ purchasing Odd
tidiculoualy small price of t.laa if .
tate iu Austria which bad b.lrfi
the late Empress Elizabeth. arl Ii
times tho amount. Do obtained ffr =
tho f200O0 that was needed Co., pr .
legged transaction.
when ho found that Dc could e+
nothing more from her, hf in.k Do.
p1rture FOR England. and I
friend. tho ex-i4irutrunnt CT.s.
above mentioned, 90 Inform Dor rfl
he had. like Higu. n wife living n Hs
gary. % would Doe impossible f1f t-i
return and fulnll his promise 90 r.-
her until he had secured 10 dlY0u q
hiH Segan wife. Tor which b. ~
money. The counters had thf a
sense TO decline 90 give any ml'r RI Z
and communicated with thH glIH I
the result that the French courts d
now sentenced the TslFlre IN fi 2
Hencs 90 three years penal sr.gtl
awindler. an rNtrndltlpu naffir
ing Issued FOR his arrest Ia Easifl
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y li't'N innovation lu fastrt.
, ne,S - a i,,si ' ,,, M French q
~. ,,,,, ov ,liu5,'iri Every on L.
y =" pppslul silall tables dra: n, VI
.t Wy tupPgls thcy ate m
at'........' net the dlfcover
~. s a,.y y ,nAt sach table d (. vi
-. uelle q honneur' q, 4,
' la,9 ,,, W., Na'e %, choosing har n
~. .,,,le ui ihe hnuaa haa b
w. ~ t,""1 by. etsoll about makias N
lueh mQ,e c06e..
IVY Nv is tuNitNN certain that i.
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CLUB CHAT.

The chief topic In club circles Just
now D. the coming annual convention Of
the Federation Of Wumen'a clubs
which takes place next week. and In
tcrest Is agog over the prospective cleo
ton OF new president 20 take the
place Of the present incumbent MIS-
William Jennings. a number NJ faNor-
ties have been named amongst them
Mrs. A, v, Taylor who for the past
year has held the position OF president
81 the Council OF Women'a clubs, Niles
Josephine Kollog NJ Provo Mrs c. u,
Moore " the Reviewers club, and Mrs.
Chester Coaltor and Mrs Adams Of
ogden, Mrs. Taylor has been the Ia
vorite with salt Lake women ana her
name has been formally chosen by
several OF the clubs nt meetings called
Tor the purpose uf feeling the general
club pulse IN regard to the presidential
succession. Mrs Tnylors positive de-
clmatlou TO figure as candidate, how
ever has narrowed serious discussion
down 10 the four other fayoritea. and as
Il looks now Miss Kellogg OF Provo. ia
certain OF u substantial vote from salt
Lake and other DELEGATIONS. should she
choose 20 become "a candidate.
The chances Of Mrs. coalter and Mrs,
Adams Of ogden, which a few weeks
ago were rainbow tIngcd have dwln-
died under cncompasslng clouds of fac
tlunul dissensions, to faint outline. 20
that It il doubtful II tho needle IN the
compass OF club favor VIII swing TO the
north
Many Of the local ana outside clubs.
however. like nro'r Rabbit. "aln't bon
thinltin out loud" ON the question.
ana those, when the hour COMES for A
decision. may put an unsupported can
didate' into the char
Miss Emily Jessup Will cling at the
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THE SERVANT MAN QUESTION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nnnnrnnnnnnnnIlnl

uIbIIIGIllublu
The servant glri question Is solving
itself.
llurrnhl
chicago women are employing men 10
do their homework \ New York em-
ployment agency has electrified H. pa
irons by sending out cards saying,
"Men OF all work-cooka, chamber
maids. and male house-Hrrvants Of cv-
cry description furnished here"
Al this IL lnterestlng-but not uneN-
pcctcd.
Women seem determined 10 do mems
work In this world, and 80 the men
have had to take the womcn's part Of
things Ia hand.
why note
Women have learned great deal In
the last quarter Of a century but there
~ stll much for them 10 learn. one Of
the things u that you cannot have your
cake and eat L.. too.
~ women will educate their daughters
TO be typewritcrs. school teachers.
clerks ana office boys they VIII have TO
make w their minds to educate their
boys TO be cooks, nurses, maids. walters
and hOuHekcepers.
There's no getting around a.
Homework must be done, when woe
men won't do H. men must. Ana wills
per. between you and me, men VIII do
/ 10. "a thousand times better than women
/ ever dared Try The best dreaHmnkcra
/ ln The world are men. the best cooks
/ lu the world are men, and In very 1T
/ tie while We shall be learning that a
man con do general housework all
around any two maids who ever struck
Tor every night and two afternoons
!
The servant girl question Is going to
/ b. solved.
The men viii solve It for us. bless
| 'eml
They've been martyrs to the cause
| long enough.
| keeps house and who does not do her
| own houHework has been worn 20 a
| fflzzlc trying 10 solve that problem,
We've had mothers meetings and
! servants AID Leagues and Sisters Help
! societies. We've read papers and
/ asked questions, and Joined bands ut
| hope. We've offered prizes TO servants
/ who have been longer than a year IN
/ one situation.
We've hired green girls and paid them
/ 10 learn their trade.
We've sent cooks 20 cooking school.
ana we've raised q pnrlor maids wages
every time she broke vase for fear
/ she'd De- sensitive aud leave Us.
We've lived like colonies OF refuses,
afraid 10 ask an old friend 10 dine for
fear that the lady IN the kitchen might
not be- pleased
We've rackcd our poor brains tryinr
20 think what on earth was the matter
| with domestic service as a means Of
| lyellhood-nud all that We could ever
mud out was that for some mysterious
reason domestic service Is supposed 10
| be "menlai."
read an article In a leading maya
| zine Just the other day. IL was ON the
subject Of Good Servants aud How 10
| Have Them Some woman who wrote
IL is celebrated for her real knowledge
Of domestic economy II was well.
written article II told all about the
troubles N the mistress and the trials
% the maids and Il ended by saying
that there was Just one way 20 make
servants self-respecting, and that was
10 call them, not Sarah or Jane OF
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suffering with brain exhaustion, no
atimulant serves 10 we'll the purpose
OF rcfrcshmcnt and rest. both bodily and
mentally a. milk. Make Il very hot.
ami zip u slowly from n glass. MILK
should never be- taken quickly. no this
renders 10 lndlgvstlblc. Always dp milk.
taking i've 10 ten minutes 10 drink "a
tumhlcrful. II milk IN swallowed quick
~. IL enters into the stomach. ana then
forms In one solid, curdled mass, most
difficult Of digestion. H. however, "a
glass ~ milk b. slipped. and five min
ut,a at least b, taken IN drinking Il.
then on reaching tho stomach % " so
divided that when cungulntci. na 10
gestion II going on, instead Of being IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

decorated with flowers and tho score
cards and taiIIea were equally nrtlsth,.
Miss Incota. Nil Mcgmth ana Miss
Pane
a select dancing party will be- given
neNt Friday evening at christcntcn'n..
The promoters consist % number %
drcdEc. A. Mcnard and a. Thomas. and
The chuperonca VIII De- Mrs. a. W, Nc
1uns Ir., Mr.. vivian hcCunc, Mr..
Samuel e. Park. Mra. y. q. Coffin. Mrs.
ufiihn'
Mr anu Mrs. Wauaoe e, honu, OF
NlYlnihbs AlIlN'a ms w. 70,
'",'tn NJ, !" ~, -, 1,.,,.., S'r
i,t.h.r.t. ~ NJ ,,.ts',',,,. d,,,,h,., ~
III n sisnE ,.8ltor ~ M. cbey.
were ,trried ON Thuriiay In cheyenne
/ and are on their bridal tflp.
-.
n ~ ~. a',, i s. liien14 o. Mr Ni,,iah
] dry ny si,rt,,,r ifta6 ~ ,. ,.i,-
u,g' Wl s,,Ih,oh' u'Hn, nav. le,,iN-
| - invitations 10 thelr wedding
m",in 'i ia g,dci ito on nyiu wei
! It.,ic. d. .tt.i -.
| H. a,t AZ ut,ha,S g,a,u-, p'''"'''
/ Nr T,i, h ~, - tat,n "a IT..
] a.. .r.tt tre,,,, ,r,,,,,.i ,,....t,, 49,
hi. pr,lf,.rtiv, briic an, ~ ~. ,,e',,,ia !,
| ,,.,,nr t..it.. - stnctt,,,
! a., No.,
lalh'l al ulhh'r on thursday even
'"b'
81, 'a'll.a ~, ison mas y,uta.u
! irnn thc ea.t' ana ~ Company Win Mr'
/ anderson VIII leave today Tor California
| "htl' Nh'N 'Ap''t I" make thelf nome
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read gave box
party at the performance Of Madeleine
80.
Nina Alice who has been ,irlttps
with Mrs cb.ti.s R.,d iray.. to,n,r,
INV f9r her hop.. ln 10 An...I.-
NH. ,.,,..i..... I'd, -
IA l','' i'1s, %, n'la. ,isltIule hnstee
place on Monday
,,,li 80, 81, ,lis,lleli mas iot het gues'
W. Ne'A MiaA ferNih5 OF fcndlcton'
''''
, ~ ii' il,' cen party Is being planned
wv 80 u, a"A ~, y, a, wy ~, y,
] ..,...,.t I'm 49,. 49, ~ ~
Ngn' WI p'sih az lhv aH-u'lhtlnn par
ln,,o', ail W. ,nloi h'hmvnt VIII m
.iul' '"l tun' l'ulns anu llAlloW zen
NV, pui'PN'HH I" Hb". ~ appropriate
costume
n, w.1...,., Al. ~. w..
iulin'l!S ni thls city ana Miss blrdi,
1ley ei fIoNo were mntfied m the san
-uht lenpe, Eldcr John Wlnuer per
l'linlhk lhv ceremony
lh'F lrlt on IhufadnN TOT ffoNo
Mh.le a reception W,lH hcli AT me hom'
] OF tho BRIDES parents after which Mt
ana AIRS wagner loft for a trip TO chi
'ago'
-
utllEhUul event occurred last hlkh
IN lnr npoiW anu dancing party k'Nel
! 10y inc lsrthil CLERK = association AZ lh
lAlleN Literary elup' large hulnpe
was present! an entertaining pl9hl a..
enjoyed, ana the aHulr III an dctall
huceeHaiul
MlHa EhAhpcth ph.h unu HuhtnN
carlson were mufilru on wednesday
the event helnE c'l'pthleu uy toelu
ana dancing parry given IN the even
lhk az 81 Malhr hhl.
Tho Ladies' Akl society OF MT NJ, J.
church gnNc pleasant entertainer
IN the church paflora last night q d,
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one hard, condensed mass v.
outside Of which only the dl.,,.ei b,
can act. u H. moro in M w "a
sponge, and IN and out n i,.ia
bulk the gactric Juices can nv. ~,
Smyrna times., 1899-10-25

If half the money is being spent in
the Ohio campaign that the politicians
says there is, the circulation per capita
in that State must be several times
larger than in any other, and the price
of votes higher.
Smyrna times., 1899-10-25

The Beers may gain few advan-
tages, while John Bull is getting good
and ready, but the war can only have
one result-the wiping of the Trans
vaal Republic off the map.
Smyrna times., 1899-10-25

We suspected as much. The move
ment to perpetuate the Dewey arch, in
New York, is to be 'nationalized. If
the arch is to be erected by general
subscription, Washington, not New
York, is the proper place for it.
Smyrna times., 1899-10-25

Ex-Gov., Hogg of Texas, talks as
though he thought some of his party
associates were going too far in their
opposition to expansion. He says that
it is our present duty to conquer the
Filipinos, and the future of the Philip
pines to be determined by Congress.