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they're EnqQqed.

Mr. and 8Irs.J. Schnitzer announce the
engagement of their daughter Sarah to
Louis Friedman of this city. Reception
will take place on Sunday. November u,
at 1907 Golden Gate avenue, between the
hours of 2 and p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Day announce
the engagement of their daughter Eliza
beth to Thomas S. Hall.
From Oakland has come the news of
Macdonald. The wedding will take place
in the near future and it goes without
saying that it viii be a brilliant function.
In the meantime the young couple are the
recipients of hearty congratulations; en-
Ierta1nmentS without number have been
given in their honor by the numerous
friends they have on both sides of the
bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A Harris of 1156
Madison street, Oakland, announce the
engagement of their daughter Mabel to
Edwin Slater Shanklin of 1000 Madison
street. Oakland Miss Harris, who is a
favOrite in Oakland society circles is q
lovely girl, a brunette, and is possessed of
a charming manner and disposition. Mr.
Shanklin is the only son Of ex-SurveyOr
General Shanklln. long a widely known
and respected resident of Oakland. Ed
win Shanklin, who is rising young min
ing engineer, received his education at the
University Of California and is well versed
in his profession The marriage of these
popular young people is set for October 25
The engagement is announced of Eva
N. Do.d daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. ].
Brand, TO Ivan Won Mitrovich of Odessa
Russia The wedding will take place in
Odessa early in November
Philip !. Fisher announces the engage
ment of his daughter Ida to Alfred E
Raas. They viii be at home to their
friends on Sunday, October %, and Thurs
day, October %.
Mrs. Bertha Constine announces the en-
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rom Europe, where he made prolonged

from Europe, where he made prolonged
visit.
Frank Thomas, who has been visiting
his parents, Colonel and Mrs. W. H. II.
Thomas of De Soto, Mo, for the past
three months, has returned TO this city.
Motley II. Flint has returned from San
Francisco, where he attended the Masonic
convention.
Charles o. Goodwin has returned from a
visit of several weeks in the East.
Supervisor A. z. Davis has returned
from a six weeks pleasure trip, which he
spent in visiting Eastern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Smith have gone to
Chicago, where Mr.. Smith will attend a.
meeting of street railway company man
ayers.
Bishop Montgomery has returned from
the north, where he went on lecture
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I: Follmer have gone
East for an extended visit to relatives in
Chicago and Washington, D. G.
John ReardOn has been appointed trav-
cling auditor for the Santa Fe and has
gone to San Francisco to reside, as his
headquarters are in that city.
Mrs ]. a. Osgood, who has been visit
ing her old home in Boston for several
months, has returned to her home in this
city
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Pendan have re-
turned from Glen Ivy.
Miss Nellie Powers Of Pasadena has
gone TO Manila, where she will be married
to ]. E. Wilson of the regular army.
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Home Gntherinds.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Mann gave a
lunch in their home in Alameda on Tues
day. October 10. in honor Of Nine. Helen
Modjeska and her husband, Count Bo-
zenta- The rooms were tastefully dec
Grated with flowers and an enjoyable
afternoon was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Lacroix on last Sun
day evening gave a dinner party to Mr.;
and Mrs. Eusebe Lille, recently married
in this city, in honor Of their return from
a wedding trip in the Santa Cruz Noun
tains. The occasion was memorable one
for all who were present on account or
the many pleasant features. The horal
decorations were rare and costly and the
menu was an unusually choice one: There
We're toasts and responses, speech-mak-
ing, merrymaking, music and dancing. j.
j. Applegate, an old friend Of the Lille
Family, on behalf of the host and hostess
welcomed the newly married couple ana
the guests In neat speech. Those VINO
made up the party were: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lille. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fouchy,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Girard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eusebe Lille. Mr. and Mrs P. Callahan,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Morien, Mr.. and Mrs
Lacroix, Miss Irma Lille, Louis Lille,
Eugene Pierret. S. Lalanne, F. Lalanne
and j. ]. Applegate
reception was rendered to Abe Ososke,
a California volunteer regular OF Com
pany NJ, Eighteenth United States In
fantry, last Sunday evening by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Ososke, in honor
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GEN. CHARLES KINGS THRILLING STORY
<sFound & in the Phi1ippines''
COMMENCE I'm SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1899.


McLane and Warren Olney Jr. will take
place in the parlors of the Theological
Seminary, Oakland, next Tuesday evening
the father of the bride, Rev. ]. X. Me
Lean. officiating Miss Mary Olney will
be maid of honor and the groom will have
the support of his friend Beard as best
man.
The wedding of Miss Elsie S. Hecht and
Irving j. Well will take place at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Isaac
Hecht, 1898 Jackson street, at noon on
Wednesday, November Is.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 2. Morgan have in
vited a number of guests to an elaborate
dinner which they will give at their homa
at 2211 Clay street on Monday evening,
October %.
On Friday evening, October 81, Company
L Of the First Regiment, League of the
Cross Cadets, will hold an interesting en-
tertainment consisting of an exhibition
Hall, Seventeenth street, near Valencia;
Among the features Of the evening Will
be a lecture by Lieutenant Richard j.
Dowdali, First California Regiment.
United States Volunteers, embracing the
entire career Of his regiment, and illus
trated by Illuminated views.
A meeting TO discuss the advantages
and mutual benefits of State federation
be held at Laurel Hall clubrooms, 1920
California street, November l. at 2:30
D. M The president and executive board
of every town or country club north Of
Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda are in
vited to attend.
Quite an event at the Mission will be the
Carnival of the Stars and Stripes,
which will be held at the Emmanuel Bap-
tist Church on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday of this week. This affair is under
the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society
and under the management of Mrs. r. w
Moore. The decorations and booths will
be Of a patriotic character and a Dewey
dinner will be served every day from $50
till 1880 o'clock. The following named la
dies will have charge of the different
booths: Fancy booth-Mrs. j. A. Under
hill and Mrs. G. E. Berry. Household
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Ii the Future.

The Nevadans will give their fourth
party in Union-square Hall, Post street,
on Tuesday evening, the 24th inst
Invitations are out for a grand compli-
mentary military ball under the auspices
Of Company D, First Regiment, League
Of the Cross Cadets, at n. s. G. W. Hall,
Mason street, Friday evening, November
II. The event will be high-class in every
particular and this (the trophy company
will on this occasion maintain its usual
high standard in the entertainment of its
many guests.
A private masquerade was given last
Saturday evening at the Evans Dancing
School, 1923 Golden Gate avenue. 1t was
well attended and quite a success. The
hall was prettily decorated in greens and
bunting: Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Evans, Leslie I.
Coggins, Miss Heating, George Evans,
Mr. Wallace. Douglas Evans, Mrs. Bessie
Generau, Frank Sexton, Miss Lillian Cen
erau and Miss Alice Eichbaum. Those in
costume We're: Misses Belle Evans,
Winter; Eta Bourne. Summer; Myrtle
Leib. Fancy; Ethel Leib, Liberty; Evelyn
Kelly, Summer Girl; Annie Sammon
Sailor Girl; Esther Tuggy, Japanese:
Phoebe Wilson, Red Riding Hood Mrs.
Arenanda, Diana; Messrs Aubrey Leib
domino; George knaus. Fancy; Ben
Townsend. Diana; William Jennings
Geddes, Turk; Alfred Becher policeman;
Joseph Brokenshire, yachtsman; Bos-
worth Eichbaum, domino; Captain Tom
Low, Diana. Undoubtedly the success of
the evening was Alfred Becher whose
character as policeman was well taken.
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Sailed Away.

The following sailed for Honolulu on the
Oceanic Steamship Company's steamer
Australia on Wednesday, October Is: c..
Albert, Signor Algretti, a. Allison, F. J..
Amweg. wife and son; Miss B. E. Amweg,
Miss Grace Atwood. Miss Nellie Andrews,
Miss Grace Bell, N. w. Bernard and wife.
George H. Best, Mrs. A. c. Blossom, l..
c. Blossom, wife and son; Mrs. DR.. L.
Bowman. Alan Brotherhood Mrs. ]. G..
Bryne, Miss Annie Cook, Miss n. Cook,
j. II. Cummings, wife and child; II. Dick
erman, Miss NJ F. Dreyfus. G. 3. Duncan
and wife, Miss Alice Evans, Mrs. l.. s.
Gale, W. f. Glover, Mrs. J. n Godfrey
and infant. Miss Katherine Goodrich, j.
Hansman and wife, Henry Hallam, G. D.
6aZelrigg, John Henderson, William
Holden, Miss Daisy Howard, Alex Joel,
c. Kaiser. Arthur Kellum. George Kun
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Captain Tom Low also was a success as +
Los Angeles

Captain Tom Low also was a success as
Diana.
The twenty-ninth anniversary ball Of
the st. Paulus UnterstutZungs Nerein will
be held at Saratoga Hall on Tuesday
evening, October "a, 1899.
The d'AccOrd Club will open its second
season with hop" at Century Hall on
Thursday, October 26.
The Pleasure Seekers held their fifth
party at Techau Hall on Thursday even
ing The affair was grand success and,
as usual, was largely attended. The grand
march was led by Miss Emily Anita
Chevesich and II. l.. Detjen. 1t was an
nounced that their next party would be
a private masquerade ball at Saratoga
Hall on Saturday evening, November IS.
On Tuesday evening next farewell
concert will be rendered Cantor Meyer
son prior TO his departure for Chicago
Cantor Meyerson. who has been with us
for many years, is a graduate of the
Paris Conservatory of Music and is pos
sessed of a most excellent and we'll
trained tenor voice. He is, in addition. an
excellent musician and the concert was
decided upon as the most appropriate
method of showing the cantor the respect
which his friends consider is due him
The programme is appropriate and very
well selected and his many friends will
gather on Tuesday evening next to hear
him and prevail upon him if possible to
return TO this coast as speedily as pos
sible.
The wedding ceremony of Miss Mary
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of his return from Iloilo. Philippine Is
lands. Sixty people We're the guests of
the evening. The evening was spent in
singing. dancing, games and a cakewalk,
after which all adjourned TO the dining
room, where refreshments were served
On the afternoon of October 3 a very
enjoyable birthday party was rendered to
Miss Gertrude G. Thomas, the occasion
being the thirteenth anniversary of ner
birth. The afternoon was passed pleas
anty in games, songs, etc. Afterward
the young folks assembled in the dining
room. where they sat down to tempt
ing repast. Among the invited guests
were the following: Miss. Claire Fox,
Miss Edna Dale, Miss Mabel Parkin, Miss
Dovie Dahl Miss Edith Langlois, Miss
Gertrude Thomas, Miss Bessie Dahl, Miss
Artie Walters, Miss Alice Ferguson, Miss
Genevieve Scott. Miss Ceie Manton, Miss
Ethel Langlois. Miss Laura Bennett, Miss
Laura Ferguson. Miss Kittie Brannagan.
Miss Mabelle Thomas, Miss May Scott and
others.
A farewell party was rendered TO Miss
Agnes Smyth by Miss Emma Gill previous
to her departure for Honolulu. The prln-
cipal feature of the evening was a cake
walk by Miss Ethel Morissey and NJ.
Troust.
The Misses Morrison of San Jose enter
tanned a number Of friends during The
week al their home, on the corner of
Fifth and Julian streets. Among the num-
Der were: Judge c. B. Bellinger. Miss
Bellinger and Mrs. Lawrence Knapp Of
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At the Resorts.

The following guests have registered
here during the past week: Captain NJ.
Aalt and wife, G. W. Price, Emil Hensch-
field, w. T. Dickey, Reinhard Ennis, H.
L. Dodge and wife, Mrs. NJ. Solomon,
George Somerset, Andy Borgeson, W. A.
Smith, Mrs. Rudolph Levi, I. N. Jacoby,
George L. Farrell, ". Meagher, W. G..
de Lucea, H. Smith, Mrs. J. BlumenthaI,
7. Knitson and wife, John Peterson, San
Francisco; F. c. Hampel, Mrs. H. Tay-
lor, Thomas Evans, W. Nurkalls, Oak
land; John A. Fraser, Pinole; Miss Craw-
ford. F. Crawford, Vallejo; J. Mills, Som
erville; Lawrence Streitz, Berlin. Ger
HaPTy saz Mi5 R9ss Le6 FdT 6Sn BntWR9d F81
NJ. Finnegan, Truckee; r. Parker Van
couver; Miss Marge Hoult, Stockton II.
Pamperin, TelIunde, Mont; Michael Fen
ton, Rodeo; A B. Wood, Fresno; E. R.
Ennis, Manila, P. l.; H. ]. Nelson, Con-
cord; Mrs. J. A. Crimes, Sacramento; A.
F. Fay, A c. Maude Bakersfield; F. B.
Knowlton, J. L. Depauli, Kern City, A.
Baker, Eureka.
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they announce that contributions will be
received at the maple room between the
hours of 10 and on Monday and Tuesday,
November o and Z, a day being allowed
for the arrangement of the show before it
opens on Thursday.
The dates for the meeting of the new
cotillon club, La Jeunesse, are October q,
December /. December 29, January 26, 1900,
and February %.
The housewarming of the Town and
Gown Clubs new quarters on Dwight
way, Berkeley. was held last Saturday
week ago. The decorations of the rooms
We're pretty and artistic and the many
guests We're received by Mrs. Charles
Palmer president of the club Mrs. Ben
jamin Ide Wheeler and Mrs. w. B. Ris-
ing. Light refreshments were served and
an enjoyable afternoon was passed.
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Portland, Or; Judge W. B. Gilbert. S. c.
BouShton. Judge G. II Sanford and Ned
c. Sanford of Seattle, Wash.
Yesterday most enjoyable tea was
given at the home of General Shafter, at
Fort Mason. Mrs. McKittrick General
Skaters daughter, made most charm
Master Forrest Leek was given a musi-
Gale on last Friday evening at his home,
247 Clinton park, the occasion being his
eleventh birthday. Among those present
were: Misses Enid Leek, Alma Schad
Hortense Bray, Minnie Fink, Lille Fink.
Ethel Clark, Irene Clark, Cora Pomroy
ence Holt, Ella Murphy, Myrtle Dalglish.
Hazel Schad. Pearl Samuels. Ethel Som
mers, Mildred Samueis Isabel Peterson.
Madeline Buckley. Rita Maundrell, Mamie
Keough, Belle Mcfarland and Mary Hous-
ton; Masters Forrest Leek, Earle Schad.
Percy O'Dea, Milton Clack, Hugh Hous-
ton. Frank Buckley, Robert Peterson,
Hugh Bray. Arthur samuels. George
Veroni Dalglish Fred Buckley. Harold
Maundrell and John Bray; Mr.: and Mrs.
Or. l; g; Leelx, Dr.. Louis Lieb, Mrs. W. n.
Schad Slh Mrs. J. Graham Mrs. s. H Crom-
vel, Or. and Mrs. J. ]; Leek, Mrs. NJ.
a. A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Wednesday evening. October Is, in honor
Of her eightieth birthday The venerable
lady was born in Aberdeen, Scotland, on
October 10. 1919, and arrived in San Fran
Thomas NJ. M,llar. who is now in the
meat business in this city. The following
guests marched to the house in body to
the. strains of The Campbells Are Com
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Milar.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman. Eliza
Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton and Miss
and Mrs. George w. Filbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Drane. Mr.. and Mrs. Spence, Mrs.
Bethel. Mrs. William Mitchell. Miss Lot
tie Beschorman, Miss Jennie Scouler. Will
lam Bress, e. Stevenson and Robert
Scouler. After supper dancing was en-
gagged in until the small hours in the
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Club Parties s.

The Elite Outing Club of San Francisco
gave its opening high jinks of the season
on October u. A good time was enjoyed
by all. Music was furnished by Gable s
band. Those present were: l.. Healy. Il.
Stien, W. Wilgus, George Ohnimus, NJ.
Buckley, H. Dwyer, w. Selhorn, c. Young,
J. Dalmas, f. Ticket, H Gable, j. McDon-
aid, J. Sullivan, H. Baker, H. Dalmas, l..
S. Hurd, r. j. Duggan. D. Walsh, L. The
lus, A. Higgans, G. Chase, L. Vogul. N.
Holtz, H. Anger.
One of the most successful and enjoy
able gatherings of the past week was the
opening of the tenth season of the Entire
Nous Cotillon Club at the Palace Hotel
Friday evening. October 13. The attend
particularly attractive. The german was
led by Sanford G.. Lewald, with Miss
Marie Louise Heppner as his partner: Mr.:
mt 3do six PTetty az aFd s 9Tgna
tfons," Entire Nous, Japanese" Paris
ian" Basket" Eccentric Circles" and
''Serpentine." The following ladies and
Louise Heppner, Martha Korbel, Doris
Heuer. Mabel Phillips, Katherine Gaines.
Isabel Hemenway, Kate Byington, Mae
Mae Nolan. Winifred Stateler, Clara By
ington, Sadie Ludlow, Alice L. Dunno,
Lulu Bergez, Irene Danforth. Alice
Dr.. and Mrs Frank L. Platt; Messrs;
Herman H. HerZer. D. T. Berry, Merritt
D. Robson, James T. Ludlow William F.
Hooke, Byron D. Bent, Wallace AleXan-
der Clarence Music, Robert Haight, Dave
Wise, DR.. William c. Hopper, Cred Green
lee, George Hendry, DR.. Edward Keefe,
Vincent O'Neil.
Club Freundshaft rendered an engage
ment surprise party to John Won HuSen
and Miss .Gesnie Ehlers on Thursday
evening, October 49, Those present were:
Hermann Schult, Theodore Gathe, Frieda
Mingst, Mile Mingst, John Brutt, Carl
Peters, Henry Frobose, Emma Ehlers,
Anna Schumacher, John Won Husen,
Gesnie Ehlers, Meta Won Husen, Lena
Henning, Fred Henning, Maria Hart
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wohler, Mr.. and Mrs. Frische. Henry
Frische, William Lutgens, Hermann
Schlichting, Minna Vossbrink, Gesnie
Frische, Frieda Meyer, Dick Schween,
Dora Schneider Frieda Mailer, William
Ehlers, Maria Hogrefe, Minna Johanns.
Maria Bobohm Ernest Tietje, Otto Won
Borstel Henry Burmester William
Mingst, John Gathe and Fred Bode.
Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
The DeuX Temps Club gave a very en-
joyable dance last Friday evening at
Golden Gate Hall. The march was led
by AL Schoenfeld and Miss Lottie Ulman.
The floor manager was Ed Getz and the
assistant Al Schoenfeld.
The Tuesday Night Club held its eighth
german in Cotillon Hall, Polk street, on
October II. Two pretty figures OF the
german We're led by c. w. Iverson. assist
ed by A. S. Sissner and Miss f. Rosseau.
The hall was handsomely decorated and
a large gathering was present.
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Mrs. A. Spaulding, Mrs. w. Shueller and
Mrs N. Davidson. Apron-Mrs. e; Ken
nedy and Mrs. j. D. Thomson. Floral
Mrs. A. T. Shaw. Candy-Mrs. Craig.
Lemonade-Miss E. Welsh and Miss Lee
more Worth. Ice cream-Mrs. T. Berry
and Mrs. Murtz. Fancy intermediates
and Miss Algren. Rendezvous of the vol
unteers-Mrs. McClunie and w. Clark
Miscellaneous-Rev. J. G. Gibson and W.
Dorr. fine programme will be rendered
each evening
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gagement OF her daughter Pauline to
Otto Joel. They will be pleased to re-
ceive their friends Sunday, November .,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Schnitzer announce the
engagement of their daughter Sarah to
Louis Friedman of this city. The recep-
ton will take place on Sunday, November
II, at 1907 Golden Gate avenue, between
the hours of and q m
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Madame Neergaard, pupil Of 81 Ge-r,a,n
scientinc palnist; reading by mall, 81: offcs
hours to p. m. <els Geary st., above Jones;
clasecs
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kel. John Lawton, Miss Maud Leckley.
Miss Aimee Leicester, e. Lindsly, E. II.
Litehfield Jr, G. Livingston, r.
Loucks, Mrs. L. P. Mcintyre, Miss Kath,
Melvin, Frank MasIin, F. E. Nichols, j.
H Niessen, Miss Oakley, A. L. Parmley.
Miss ]. H. Parsons, Mrs. E. W. Peterson
and child, R. G. 4. Peterson. Mrs. IL ID;
children, Miss Marion Rae, Miss L. NJ.
Rankin, Lovette Rockwell. Eugene Rog-
ers, B. F. Saylor, Charles Schles1nger'
ney Splitter, Miss Josephine Stanton, Miss
N. Stevens, Mrs. A: Sullivan, Colonel w
A. Thompson and wife, Mrs. glr1Gh
Thompson, Miss Julia Thorpe, w. q.
Townsend, Charles Van Dyne, Miss Cleo
Vernon. c. Won Hamm and wife, G. F
Wall and valet, Mrs. H. Wallace, MISS C.
Walpert, DR.. II. c. Watt, G. p. WILCOX
S. w. Wilcox and wife, E. S. Willard. M;
]. Weaver. c. NJ. Yerkes, Alex Young and
wife, Miss Young, Miss May Young
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the use Of q dye, and without
the slightest inconvenience.
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18
An important Announcement.

II i IN interesting announcement OF
great commercial significance that Il
corporation of this country. which III
cludrs bridge binding among its az
'iyiti.e has received 4 contract from
the British government tor the con
strHrtion Of Z bridge III the Soudan.
That the engineering necessities Of
s;"nnral Kitchener in Tire region whore
Ii" has. after q long ana expensive
campaign. avenged the death OF Cen
oral Gordon, Should receive support
from the iron an5. Stc", industry Of this
country Is All incidental bit Of cyi-
dchcc Of the forcrful competition in
manufactured products which the
Init"d States has put forward in the
markets Of the world viii Great Brit
ain This occurrence i the more re-
nlalkable since il is in territory con
qurrel by British arms. with allied
Egyptian forces. that this bridge Of
American design and material IS to hc
erected.
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18
Aims 10 Westminster Athev.

One OF the events of the London
week was the quaint aud ancien; cere
mony OF the distribution OF the royal
maundy al NeSt minister Abbey on
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Orange County observer., 1899-05-18
An t1tra Session OF Congress.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special. There
is growing belief among prominent
members Of Congress that the Presi-
dent will call Congress TO meet II ex,
traordinary session this fall, probably
early in October The questions which
will come before the next Congress for
settlement, including as they do every
thing growing out Of our possessions
acquired as a result Of the war wifi.
Spain and the general legislation, IN
Guiding that relating TO currency re-
form. the NIcarasusn Canal, merchan,
marine. etc. are O: such great import
ance that the President is .ncioed 70
regard It as advisable tha. Congress
should NEE. earlier than the regular
session in Decem Der, n order TO se;
the work under way
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18
Quick Time

The MemI.his. Tenn. Scimtar Of April cath
say, that: the Seatoard Air Line and the
Nashville. Chattanooga < II. Louis railroad
brought into McInnhl. yesterday two cars OF
freight which had made an actual running
time of four and oue-naif days from New
York This j. the fastest time made. up to
date In this city By a. .rail ara water line and
IS close 10 the iime made ty IT,. all rail lines.
none ot which run il IN les than four DAYS
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18
keep,ni. Loaded.

Harris Walters has been looking
pretty sad since bis daughter got
married. hasn't he?'
Correll Yes, you see. he had no
eooner got his daughter of his hands
than he found he would have to put
her husband on his feet Dro,kIv VII
Life.
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot-Ease
a powder for the feet 1t makes Tight or
New hoes feel Easy. Cures CONS. Bun
ions, swollen. Hot. CallouS. Aching and
Sweating Feet. Sold hy ali Druggists and
Shoe Stores. 2j". Sampi" sent FREE. .td-
dress. Allen :. Olmsted I.eKOy. \. \.
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18

Fits permanently cured. No fl IS ornervous
ress after first days use OF DR.. kNne's Grea
Nerve Restorer. S2tral bottle and treatise free
DIR. X. h. KLINE. Ltd. S3l 4 rch St. Phila- IA
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18

NJ. l.. Thonp on & Co. Druggists, Couders
port, Pa. say Halls Catarrh cure Is the bes
and only sur cure for catarrh they evec sold
Lruggist, sell it, .:s.
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18

Mrs. Winslow Soothing >yrupfo child rem
teetbing, ,sottens the gums, reducing intiama-
ton, a Hays pal cures wi nd coli 0 31ca bottle
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18

1t is estimated that two-thirda OF the
male population Of the world use tobacco.
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18

A New York man adyertises that b.
has the addresses OF 20, 900 rei-hcaded wo
,pa
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18
Noteworthy.

Remarkable fellow that, remark Ell
the ndmirlng friend. He could play
the pinno by ear before he was seven
years old.
II don't see anything
"That isn't the point He quit i.
entirely after he grew up Waah-
ington Stu..
Orange County observer., 1899-05-18

Teacher who can tell ma what
nscfal article We get from tt" whale?
Johnny
Scholar "Whalebone
Teacher Right, Now. what it
-ie boy or girl knows villa. wo get
from the seal? Tommy"
Scholar Sealing wax Harlem
Life.