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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-18

Chsttel mortgages for sale at this office,
5 cents each. II
The shooting stars have failed TO make
their appearance 10 these parts, so far.
Place your order for a fall suit with
Wittenberg. Satisfaction guaranteed. II
Rev. J. G. Given went to Kansas City
yesterday lmOrning, to preach q funeral
sermon.
Ladies' who furnished dishes for con
federats supper, and have not gotten
them, will ind them ut vsnable's jewelry
store. ~
Mr.. Jas. K. Broughton, Of Kansas City
formerly Of Odessa. was here Thursday
He 10 suffering from an attack Of rheu,
matism, and 10 going about with the Ait
OF q crutch.
HOME MONEY TO LoAN.-on good rea
estate security. In sums Of $500 and up
AZ 7 per cent. No commission, no rel
tape. Apply to J. q. ~Plattsnburg. II
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SATURDAY, THE End DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1899.

The ballots used at suoh election shall have
! printed thereon the words:
In favor OF ratityiug the WaterwoTks con-
tract for New Twenty Years Franchise and
leyying the tax thereby provided for Yes.
In favor OF ratiiyinE the Waterworks con.
tract for New Twenty Years franchise and
One of said clauses TO be erased by
the voter. The votes east Tor and
against the ratification OF this ordi-
nance shall be canvassed aud returned
In the same manner as votes cast for city
officers. IL IL shall appear from the returns
OF said election that two-thirds OF the voters
voting thereon are In favor OF the %ratiiica,..
tlon OF this ordinance, then the Mayor shall
give notice thereof by proclamation In some
newspaper printed 10 said city ;and thereupon
and upon the formal acceptance OF this ordl-
nance BY said Lexington water COMPANY or
shall be and becom a valid and binding con-
i tract.
Sec IS. That this ordinance shall be a con-
tract by and between the City OF Lexington
and the Lexington Water Company or It's
assigns, and shall be binding upon all par
ties with equal force and etfecti provided
/ that the said Lexington Whter company or
n Of said city their written, acceptance OF the
terms and conditions OF this ordinance Within
= -sectiof W. fifst 7safd tcxffnEton wafer
. Company or It's assigns shall file with the
1 cav Register OF said city within hfieen days
Y from The passage OF this ordinance u penal
= bond in the sum OF two thousand dollars Tor
lhg faithful COmDIlunCe OF thlu fuulVhhy
9 With All the conditions OF this ordinance ana
7 ~contragt and any failure 20 file said bond or
any failure TO accept this contract IN lh6
time specified shall wOrk,a forfeiture OF thls
contract, but said penal bond shall be ~ mn
Y force and effect. Upon the passage OF TINS
ordinance and the acceptance thereof by
said Lexington Water Company aud the ming
Q OF said bond aud the the taking effect OF ,hls
oontract the aaid CITY OF Lexington SNAIL
and thereby will release said Lexington Wa
y tcr Company from any andiall Obligations y
Il further comply with tho oontfactoand ofdl
i nance heretofore existing between said city
10 and said water company ana the 'siin.J fhal
Ihereaftcrjbe aud become void and OF ~
n further effect.
10 All ordinances or parts Of ordinances here.
p tofore passed by the CITY Council OF the.Uiil
OF Lexington which arc " conflict WIN or ~
" Opposition to this ordnance are hereby ~
" pealed,
" This ordinance shall take effect from ant
= be in force from and after Us passage AM
approval by the Mayor and acceptance ~
4 ibe Lexington Water Company
JOHN g, YOUNG, Mayor.
lLI Aitpat. Louis URATZ, Register.
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knOw the
Ptical Business.

n SInSie fact is worth a ship load Of
Snents' do the leading Optical
''ns as IN this section Of the coun-
M, lIat fact ia the substantiation
M sn yam to give perfect satisfac-
eihity. faiuo III sniS
1Vn4 the customers who have
20 my Lexington office TO have
tsnn Eyes examined, and are now
Ithsag properly fitted glasses pre-
gcOIs ny me are many well-known
IuIISSiIiilS'on, Page City, Higginsyille,
|%eIinnle, Concordia, Sweet Springs,
'svvinIS,on, Waterloo, Napoleon,
I%sSp,IheeWW' Greenton, Odessa, Corder,
EacInuL, Oak Grove, Bates City,
FrIv TmIl o, Chapel Hill, Dover, Wa
Ans.s naIdln and many others. Their
I'M y ave on our records and can be
hHed' Our Office as no names are pub
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Regular Tourist sleepers

win leave Kansas City at sos p. M,
commencing November 4th, aud Satur-
day Of each week thereafter, via the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas railway f0r san
Francisco without change. Route via
the NJ. X. Il Il. through Parsons to
Waco; s. A. and A. Z. railway, Waco
TO Flatonio; So. Pac. Co. FlatoniO
through San Antonio to California
points. The equipment will consist OF
tourist cars of the most approved pat
tern. with the latest improvements aud
comforts. For special rates, etc, COW
ering this excursion, apply to any local
agent for intormation
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II. SlNAUER,


For S~ALE-Some One Plymouth Rock
chickens. Jno. r. Potts. 1l.lltf
w,,.,h.r. ao.. ri. o., -o,I -
home No sws...shon wo,r
tom h,.,ns.. ,,,n 80 rorsr.,,,s
Rss
mi. oeo,se IiA'nours =, nsy''sw'
va s,sS Ms s"u' ''f
FOR hENr-An s'room, two-story brick
Iesiosnce' Vioss 70 business apply ~
~
Mrs. George Charlton went TO Yelling
t,n Thursday evening to visit her mother,
Mrs. orutsinger.
wittenberg, the tailor, has the finest
lines Of samples In ths market. Call and
examine them. u
wAsTED-A farm hand. Single man
preferred. Apply TO J. Y. Catron, four
miles southeast OF town. 9.30ti'
Mr.. Geo. W. Johnson returned Thursday
,,vh, from K.ns.s CI,v. vbsre bs ba.
been serving on the federal grand Jury,
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Births.

Born, at Concordia, November u, to the
wife Of Mr.. August Lohman, q boy.
Born, in Lexington township, Novem-
bar Q, 10 the wife OF Mr.. Godfrey Schulz, q
boy.
Born, at Corder. November 9. TO the
wife Of Mr.. Adolph Buck, a girl. The babe
only lived three days.
Born, 10 this city, Thursday, November
ia 1899 to the wife Of Mr.. e. ]. stark, nee
Margaret Ryland, q girl
Born. at Fresno, CAL, October 10th, to
the wife of MIR. A. J. Barnett, q girl.
Mr.. Barnett 10 q nephew OF Capt J. H.
Barnett, Of this county.
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suERIFF's SALE IN PARTITION.

In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, at Lexington, December Term, 1879.
william Mcintosh, Morocco Saunders. Maria
Cuzzens, and George QUEENS, her husband,
s. Il. Saunders and John Saunders, adults;
Manual Saunders, q minor; Herbert Saun-
ders, a minor; Luella Gate, 2 minor; aud
Albert Gates, a minor, by Matthew Wilson,
guardian Of the estate OF ssi9 minorl.
exparte.
nv virtue OF q renewed order Of sale made
on i Judgment and decree OF the circuit court
of Lafayette county, Missouri, rendered nt the
August term, 1893, which was renewed ~
December term, 1898, and again renewed ut
April term. 1929. and again removed AZ August
term, 1889, issued from the Office OF the clerk
of said circuit court Of Lafaye cite county, In
the above entitled cause, In favor Of said
plaintiffs eXparte, 10 me directed and return
able to December term, lS9. OF said court. J,
the undersigned, sheriff OF Lafayette county.
Missouri. will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1890,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, In front Of north door Of courthouse, in
the city OF Lexington, during the session Of
said circuit court, offer for sale and sell, AT
public vcndue, to the highest bidder, on the
, following term, towlt: one half cash aud Que
half In twelve months, the deferred payment
to be secured by deed of trust on the property
sold, the following described real estate,
situate I'm the county Of Lafayette, and state
of Missouri, to-wlt: The east half OF the west
half OF lot ifty-nine t5Dl,, alsoten feet OIL of
south side OF lot fifty 1907, all In Old Town OF
Lexington, rs same appears on plat and plan
Of said Old Town, now on hle In Othce OF
recorder OF deeds for said county
Given under my hand this sth day OF
November. 1899. JOHN A.. FULkERSON,
Ii.iltd Sheriff.
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enrdlng iu law. u being understood that the
terms ~ purchase when agreed upUn be-
tween the city and said company or rs as
voters or SAID city voting at au -lectlun 10 90
held Tor hat putpnse In manner aud form ~
rNquiud bt Law The ulfy Of Lexington, IS
one OF The conditions OF purchase, shall as
sumo All obligations OF said COMPANY or IL
assigns oq ucrount OF said watorwOrkE.
which shall be taken a. part payment, aud IN
case tue ssid city shall Tall 10 purchase said
existing hetwren the saidCltv Of Lexington
and the said l~eNireton water Company or
It's Asslgns shall continue during the period
90 passed over, aud untl the city shall pur-
chase.
sec. 10 The following shall be the max
imun annual water raies and become a part
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MILLINERY a. SJU Ssy PROFITS
MEANS A SAVING TO YOU.

''"'u ~ wv
IL you are suffering from drowsiness In
tine Day time, irritability oftemper, sleep
1883 nights, general debility, headache,
And general want OF tone OF the system,
use nefo'he' fou VIII get RELIEF ana
c, ~ou, l''o' 'oo'' oi'aoo W
~ ~
Constipation means the accumulation
OF waste matter 'hat should be discharged
daily, ana unless this 10 done the foul
matter Is absorbed and poisons the sys'
tenn. use heroine 70 bring about regu'
iarity itne bowels frice oo cents For
'A'e'' 0" iouns h1"i
twenty-five persons were baptized ct
the Christian church, last saturday night,
and on Sunday morning twents-eight
were taken Into fellowship. The meeting
will continue indefinitely. A number OF
new converts Will be taken Into the
For burns, cuts, bruises, decorations, or
Injuries Of any description, Ballard's
Snow Liniment 10 q sovereign remedy.
500 .
"".~ -. -. D. az -
~ u - 81" c-.aS.s.m
" w
MIS- Emma b. young ano nei SOU mr.
hienard ioung, went i" eeuAna YES
terday 70 a'tenu tne tr'Ai VI d n' nv"
Manigai' charged VIII 'ne murasr VI
their husband q iatner' MT inos. "
Young. Alary was selected inur'sAy "
try this case ana the triai roper 0sRs"
-, m... ...-..,,.. =.
ms T-..su ar"n,na :, !.
nuinoei " ~" -" m.s".S..u
p'os',o -.-S A.
tnoiousn'y es!oy'
waiter D. ws 80. NJ.
P''le' sun. IT,. a.,
rfAnoe' ow'n -
Ea s 800 =, snnro.
heiresnn0n" VIZ =.
prla'e noul.
wen 10 OIL TINS u''
Three boys, Gil Sons OF higniY respect
able parents were aiis''ou ".~-
Tor preak'ng .ne e'e0. L. 80.
the corne' Oh main A'u
Tuesday nign'' Ine boys "e'e
before Justice o'malley anu
were nneo u eaon' ine ooys so'o" No.,
easy considering q ci'oan,'nVe
city ofnoials arc oevermiuou
this sort Oh Vanoa,,sm, an .,,s,
Offenders VIII ses 'ne 'ui'
penalty prescribed In SUCH 0A'e"
Mr.. Richard Ryland was the victim o
quite . painful accident yesterday. abou'
noon' tne te'ui' VI o''"A 49,,
by the discnarge OF . oAr'''.se' Nv
with bird shot. Inc servan'
mace q hre y uoors " s~. =. ~,
and among 'ne iuoois. D.,
nre was q ioaded osi"sus -,
was passing nesr .ne ss.. au,
xpioded' ne was sttuoN M
one snot en.erea us m .. 10
injury, wniie qu'o pA
serious
A letter from Elder q. N. Goods, date
at Webster City, Iowa, November 18th
says: ave are in a great meeting here
Unless weather closes us out, we ma!
reap a large harvest. Three confession
saturday night, three yesterday morning
two At the Endeayor meeting, and two q
the regular service at night. The En-
~dssyorers are my best help. ! wish
could stand up In our society In Lex
~iuRtou and tell them about 1t. breaches
TO between Ave and six hundred psOpl
|. last nIght.n
.ho,,a ,sk
: All OF ou, cInhbip,
advantage ., q "hIoh Ino,nde
offer We TINS yea, ru %. $3.50 oitv Liy
with TINS pspel' iae aA.o,.I Farmers
stock lnaiU..O', M. Poultry Farme
Ths Rsrmer,, Mutual INSURANCE
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MARRlAaEs.


MsIrisd, at Alma, November y, Mr..
mann.
Married, at ConcordIa, November u.
mr.; John kappelmann, oil Lynu. Kansas
and Miss Flora Kueck.
Married. at Odessa, Novembsr & nv
Rev. RAIDER, Mr.. Geo. Thurber. Of war.
rsnsourg, and Miss Georgia Adams.
Married, 10 the ONCE Of the probate
lnd ze In this city, Friday, November ii.
eto:S p. m, Mr.. William comestolk and
MISS bessie Bryant, both OF Lexington
ting.
Married, at Houston, Texas, at the
episcopal church, November, s, Al s D. M.
MI John Is. Ash and Miss VIRGINIA.
youngest daughter OF Mrs. MARY Arnold
Wilson and the late Hugh T. Wilson.
Inc bride Is a charming young girl
born 10 this city, being a niece Of Mrr.
W. q. McCausland, Mrs. George Hutch.
iuson aud Miss Florence Arnold, all Of
this place.
Married, at Kansas City, November s,
mr. Selby Jones aud Miss Bessie Smith,
this county. S VI
This young couple had with thu oon
sent OF their PARENTS. nlannsd N h,
married next June. Bat Juns IA a IONS
way of, and Il would be 40 funny 10 rur
on. The young lady is only IS years old
and was q pupil at Central HIGH school
She left school "Wednesday moruius. aut
after being married q 10 this homs n
the bride, and were forgiven. They ar,
now on a bridal tour,
M.ry,sa I'm ,b,s o,,v w.A...s.. M
vember rs, at the hons Of tne brids,
father, Mr.. James p. Hall, Mr.. William
n M,os nssnn9cS, o. kanSss CITY, ant
was periormed nv 4, AZ, "a i Fsnsts,
maener'
Attendants-Mr. Il. b. Pearce, Of Pleas
ant Hill, and Miss Florence Hall.
OnIs ,ha ,oI.,,,ua
uy 'ne 'e'a'iSee sna = 10" intima'
iriends OF the couple were present
the wedding. After the ceremony th
bride and groom left for Kansas Cit.
their future home
Inc pride Is q young lady OF charmin
personal appearance, and possesses
combination Of social and domestic qua
ities that qualify her topreside with grac
10 dignity and practical wisdom over Il
household affairs Of her husbaud's HON
h Mr.. brannock Is 4 young man OF III
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.p,nor,euce IA The Rest Teacher"

We must be willing to learn from the
s,nsr,ence Of other people. Every testi'
monIsl in favor Of Hoods s~arsaparilla Is
the voice OF experience to you, aud 1t Is
YOUR duty, II your blood is impure and
,onr health failing, to take this medicine
You have every reason to expect that u
will do for you what 1t has done ior
others. It is the best medicine money
can buy.
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~.-ps-..--
: 49,
Mrs. A. r. sawyer, OF i~nuepenoenoe'
VINO mas oeen ViAit'ns .ne iamiis Oh r.
! " ave- ~
"
Mrs. W. o'mcCsusianu Ie'urne' inun
day from Fort WORTH leAas' "ne'e sue
was recent calleo oy inc ues.n u n''
orotner'in'iA"' "'' i"o''
Mrs. John Giinther, Of Lusk, Wyoming,
accompanied by her three children,
arrived here yesterday to visit the family
OF her iather.in.law Mr.. George Giinther.
Mrs. Mary Zenter, Of Chicago, arrived
Thursday evening TO visit her mother,
Mrs. Eleanor Roos, and her sisters, Mrs.
Katherine Graendorf and Miss Rose Roos.
Mrs. Martha Littiejohu, OF Kansas
oi,v who has been visiting relatives in
Aullville, arrived Wednesday evening TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. John Welborn In
this city.
Mira. Lac Hawkins, Of Sweet Springs,
wbo has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mira. Upton Wilson, In this city, for
.svsraI weeks. returned home Wednesday
morning.
Raw. z. M, williams left Thursday
svaD,ng for Kansas City, where he spent
,as,srdsv on business and then went tc
wsrrsn,burp for a few dsysin the interest
n, Csntral college.
. W.. =, u,,oi,sv,IIa occom.
n..,ad hv bar little daughter, Annie
srr,vsd Tbursday evening TO visit be-
s,.,a,s Mira n. Andeen and Miss Ami,
Allan. for a few DAVIS.
Co.,. n p,.l =, ch,c.oo. ma,
MIS- Una" - ~. Saon n~,s,,,,,
'onau A. ,s,s o,,v Ian las
"s, Iaa,. - .hs w,ll v,si
monuAy noma
'sa''''o
Mrs. L. L. e'tamcae' a.;
her daughters mrs' ed Aui'
Miss Irene stramcke, re'urneu ~
evening rom o'' LOUIS, "u''e
A. b AnnnhnH- N9II1l0H AH
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PRRannALR

PBk60hALbL 4
Mr.. NJ. v. B. Oliver, Of Dover, was In /
the city Thursday. ,
Mr.. s. ]. K~leInschmidt, Of HigginsvIIle, .
called on Us Thursday. I
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Gsysr spent We'd .
nesday In Kansas City. |.
! Mr.. W. 8. Glover, Of Odessa, was among
the visitors here THURSDAY. p.
Mr.. Z. b. CampbsII made q business
trip to Kansas City THURSDAY.
Mrs. E. Q. Gordon went TO Kansas City,
Friday morning, to visit friends.
Mrs. Robt. Taubman went to Kansas
City Thursday, to spend the day.
Judge Thomas u. CHM, Of Indepen.
dence, was In the city Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Green left Thursday for
q visit to relatives In Galeua, Kas.
Hon. Alexander Graves went to Kansas
City, Thursday on legal business.
Mr.. p. W. Davis left Thursday morning
for q visit TO Las Cruces, New Mexico.
u.s. Doin, sunc'Ion Ol'y'
''ne kuess Oh n's' hoot' u smith.
Mrs. Dora. W. Carter left "Wednesday
49, '''i 'eA"'eS III mound
N.Y."
, COL ana MRS sanio'o sellers went to
Kansas City Wednesday morning to
spend the day.
..Olaey rreo Y. or'er and Mr. henry
urs' OF niss'ns'i'ie' are In tne
ivy ''''e'uAy'
!. mrs. M o. Hill ieit Yesterday ior a
a no, uAugn's'' ms " H. Ha'on'
d III AAnsAs o''y'
mr. nieAAnuer oraves' Oh Lexington'
was Ies'sssreo =. 'ne MIDLAND notei' Kan
MY inurS'ay. w So
mes'rs' Leo and DsVla helier' VINO nave
Oeeu uere s'noe 'a's 70
u on0as' "euue'uAy'
mr." 'I' Ooou, ~ 'e's "ednesdAy
'e' auu 'i'enuS IN
M. NJ m~.osipe"'er' " Aansas Oi'y'
A. ~ A"A'Hs'o"' "a' ue'e
iN"
he Unsi' AiS.' OF Kansas oity'
10. .iIu we'uAS " '"s' ner mo'ner'
ne SN'uu''
me- marshall 'e'arneu iueSoas
~ run .s' W he' SOU MT Onar'es a
wy
n MI Mike JORDAN, oil Chicago, a formei
"" NJ. E'Ou, A'r''eu iueSos'
'' ~
;" MRS H. y. henry went TO Kansas CitJ
FRIDAY morning, 10 visit the family OF he
a. Mr. smiley Wa''erson, OF Maryville
~. kas,' arrived yesterday Tor q shor vlsi
nd TO MS niece mrs. Fred A. Day.
Mrs. Chas. Burk' oil 3D. Joseph, arrives
nd rnursday 10 Visit the family OF he
lIy brother, Mr.. Frank Habsrkorn.
ma Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Benson Davis, OF Swee
Springs, attended the Wolfe-Tunstal
"a nuutiala. in this CITY. Wednaadav-
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A Profitable
Business
For every woman who wants a

For every woman who wants q
Jacket or Cape""for herself,
her daughter, her baby; or
who needs Blankets, Com
forts, Carpets, Rugs, Oil
Cloths, Dress Skirts, Silk
Waists, PetticOats, Cloth
Waists, or anything else in
the Dry Goods line, is to
know where to get the
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Hoods pills are u.irri,ating, mild
efective,
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Msrried, at Alma, November p, Mr..
SOsepn smith and Miss Matilda Giessl.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-29
EIGHTH GRAND BALL

Severn Company No. 8, Uniform
Rank, Knights of Pythias, in conformity
with its custom of several years passed
will give Grand Ball at the Assembly
Rooms, Monday Evening. January Isf.
1000. This annual entertainment is so
well known to our citizens that it is
scarcely necessary to commend 1t to
those who love an evening of enjoyment.
This ball, like the many other entertain
ments which have been held at previous
times under the auspices Of Severn Com
panv will be no exception to the rule for
pleasure and good order. as the COM
mittee is working earn, silly to that end.
No intoxicated person or disreputable
character will be allowed within the ball
room to mar the pleasure of the guests.
The well-known orchestra of Prot. Henry
A. Schryer has been engaged to furnish
music for the occasion, and the commit
tee have arranged to furnish refreshments
at any time during the evening. Tickets,
Gentleman, so cents, and Ladies. IS
cents. can be had on application to any
member of the committee, or at the door
on the night OF the ball, or at Boessers
Jewelry store, Main street. dig.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-29
N THE SOCIAL WH|RL.
Last Of The Afternoon Hops at The
Naval Academy.

TCommunic atoms for this column are desired
and will be published if sent to this Office II il
especially requested that they be furnished pre-
vious to their announcement mt or publication else
where.
The final OF the afternoon hops at the
armory in the Naval Academy, was held
this afternoon. These hops have been a
great success, and have been largely at.
tended by the younger set throughout the
Academy and city during the past week
The floor in The armoiy is in splendid
condition, better than it has been fol
years. and the music of the Academy
band and smooth surface has made the
dancing perfect. Tomorrow night the
New Years hop ends the gaye:y OF the
week.
The house party at the Executive Man
sion during the holidays has composed,
beside the Governors immediate house
hold. Miss Mcdowell. of Kentucky, and
Messrs. Charles Goldsborough and Van
Lear Black. of Baltimore.
Miss Nelson. daughter OF Commander
Nelson, Prince George street. has sen,
invitations to card party for young peo-
pie for Thursday. January a, 1900 There
will be six tables. and the game will be
six-handed euchre.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-29
Drying Preparations

simply develop dry catarrh; they dry up
the secretlons which adhere to the mem
brane and decompose, causing a far
more serious trouble than the ordinary
form of catarrh. Avoid all drying in
halants and use that which cleanses,
soothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm
is such a remedy and will cure catarrh OF
cold in the head easily and pleasantly.
All druggists sell it at so cents or .it will
be mailed by Ely Brothers, So Warren
ST., New York.
Pains in the chest when a person has
a cold indicate tendency toward pneu-
monia. A piece of flannel dampened
with Chamberlain Pain Balm and
bound on to the chest over III. seat Of
pain will promptly relieve the pain and
prevent the threatened attack OF pneu-
monia. This same treatment will cure a
lame back in few hours. Sold by Field
meyer Bros. City Drug Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-29
PERSONAL MENTION.
In the Social Whirl-Those Who G.
and Those Who Come.

In the Social Whirl-Those Who Go
and Those Who Come.
Mr.. Van Lear Black, of Baltimore. is
a guest at the Executive Mansion.
Miss Mcdowell. of Kentucky. is being
entertained by Mrs. Lowndes at the Eek.
ecutive Mansion.
Mr.. r. T. Rhea. of Louisville, KY,
was in town today visiting friends.
Mr.. E. T. Jones, of Baltimore visited
Annapolis today.
Mr.. w. d. GLOVES of New York. paid
the city flying visit today.
Mrs. Webster and Miss Rebecca Web.
ster, of Washington are the guests oi
Mrs. Daniel r. Magruder at West
Annapolis.
Madame Marion has returned from
Paris'where she left her daughter a, Par
isian convent.
Mr.. Charles Goldsborough, of Balti
more, is guest at the Executive Man
sion.
Mrs. Walter Ebbs. whose lovely voice
won for her much admiration at the
Opera House last winter, and who now
resides in Washington. is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Silas Terry.
Mrs. Charles Stuart Wilson, daughter
of Mrs. w. E. Doane, arrived in Annap-
oils today. She sailed last week from
Gibraltar, alter leaving her husband
Captain Chas. S. Wilson. OF the "Royal
Engineers" of English Army. who left
the same day for Cape Town.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-29
Ladies', -Four eored Skirt.

The accompanying design illustrates
the new four-gored skirt, its odd fea-
ture being the wedge-shaped back,
which is shaped in a decided point at
the waist line and spreads out toward
the floor in long graceful folds
Oxford gray cheviot is here trimmed
with bias machine stitched bands of
the same material. The front and side
cores fit closely, the wedge gore adj
hitting of no fulness in the center
back. Bias bands of the material out
line each seam, producing strictly
tailor-made effect. The skirt opens in
visibly at the left side of tie trent
This skirt is particular 4 ..