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The daily sentinel., 1899-12-15
Friday, Dec. 10, 1899.
SHAFFROTH ON SILVER.

The following powerful argu-
ment in favor of maintaining gold
and silver as money metals and
against the republican gold stands
ard bill was made by our Congress
man Shaffroth and shows that there
are still some who are true to the
silver cause:
"Great as is the evil OF redeem
ing all the other moneys of the
government in gold, the worst fea-
ture Of this bill is that it does not
provide that these moneys when
once redeemed shall be reisSued to
meet obligations of the govern
ment. The provision authorizes
the impounding in the treasury Of
all the moneys of this government,
except gold. 1t authorizes the re-
tirement of nearly one-half Of the
entire circulating medium of the
nation and more than half of that
which actually circulates. Sooner
or later the price level of Europe
and the bids of England for gold
will cause the expectation Of gold
which will be supplied through the
redemption of these currencies.
This bill in authorizing the SEQ
rotary of the treasury to redeem
silver dollars in gold is the move
ment to totally annihilate silver as
money Even if that official were
required to pay out the same to
meet the expenses of the governs
ment it would still produce that
result. When you provide that the
silver dollar may be redeemed in
gold you thereby destroy it as
basis money and make it simply a
promise to pay. When the policy
of the government to treat the
standard silver dollar as mere
promises to pay is once fixed, then
there will arise the agitation, why
should this government have in
vested in silver dollars nearly
100000, 900, when they are mere
promises to pay gold and such
promises could be printed on paper
without practically any cost to the
government. The irresistible logic
ofsuch course is to sell your sill
yer dollars as bullion and totally
annihilate silver as money. Not>
withstanding the increase in the
annual production, there is today
and always has been shortage in
the precious metals. This state
ment is demonstrated by the fact
that nearly every nation is CONS
PEELED either through its banking
institutions or through its treasury
department, to issue a substitute for
money in the form of credit or un-
covered money. No nation would
resort to the issuance Of such a
substitute unless there was an im>
perative necessity for a greater cir
culating medium and the very fact
that that necessity exists demon>
strates the shortage in the precious
metals. Secretary Gage, in his last
report, estimates that the total un-
covered paper money Of the worlo
amounts to $2,S5o, 100000. This
cannot be supplied by gold in &c
years, even at the enlarged produc
ton OF this year. II to this uncov'
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ed paper money is added the silver
to be supplanted by gold, it will
take the gold production for 50
years to accomplish it without al
lowing any increase for the increas-
ing demands of commerce"
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Reduced Rates For HOLIDAYS. .

Tho Nickle Plate road will sell tickets
December %, "a, 25. 30, 81, 1892. aad
January l, 1900 at rate of faro and q
third for the round trip to any poist To-
Gated in Central Passenger Association
territory, good returning to and inclld-
ing January 2, 1900. Address General
Agent, Ill Adams street, Chicago for
particulars. Depot Van Bursn Street
and Pacific Avenue, On Elevated Loop
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BUSINESS LOCALS

Lady Grey cigar at 400 Main street.
Duke of Parma cigar at 400 Main St.
Yellow King cigar at 400 Main street.
Go to the big ball at the Armory to-
night.
Why not enjoy yourself at the Armory
tonight?
Choice cigars and tobaccos at Came
ron's, 4O6.
Fresh chocolate bon bons at MitehelPs
drug store.
Kindling wood for sale. Apply at
Aekermans.
Cameron sells the Best &c. cigar in
the city, 400.
Ask for the White Knight cigar at
Cameron's, 400.
How can you think OF missing good
ball such night as this.
Forget your cares for a night and go
to the ball at the Armory.
For Rent-House of five rooms. In
quire at No. 229 Rood st.
Go to the Odd Fello VS. ball this oven
ing. 1t will do you nothing but good.
Take notice Of the window display Of
hair brushes at Mitchell's Drug store.
Finest line of Christmas tree orna-
ments in the city at tho Boston Candy
Kitchen.
Wrapping paper and twine at Wells
Fargo Express office. We help you
pack your Xmas presents.
Twenty five per cent Of out on cam
eras and kodaks. Grand Junction BOOK
& Stationery Co., ]. w. Bedwell, Mgr.
Headquarters for Holi-
day goods at the Grand
junction Book Store.
Wells, Fargo Express company deliv-
ers its goods at destination. No trans
fer to other companies to complete trans
Portation.
1t will be to the advantage Of any one
desiring first class hair brush to in
spect the stock now on hand at Mftchells
Drug store.
Wells. Fargo Express goes to svery
part of the United States. Send your
Christmas presents by them. No change
direct lines.
Don't you believe it if any one tells
you the Odd Fellows ball will not be q
success. Just make up ysur mind they
have never attended one.
The new Excelsior Steam Laundry is
up to-dats. Try it and be convinced.
Frank Bushring,
Proprietor.
A first class hair brush at a reasonable
price can be found at Mitchell's Drug
store, all pure bristle, solid back and
hand polished-not vanished.
Big packages do not represent quality
in jewelry and diamonds. Our goods
come in small packages, but they are
what delight the hearts Of men and
women. Roberts the Jeweler.
. uc neoLtuB wv eioetioh
ana installation OF officers OF the Grand
Junction chapter r. A. M. No. "a will be
held Friday evening Dec. 15. All mem
bers and visitors are urged to be present.
Wn. A. Marsh,
q, P.
Will all persons having good cast of
clothing donate the same to the Wom-
ans Relief Corps for distribution among
the needy of the city. Persons kindly
responding to the above request may
leave clothing at Mrs. Dittmans on Pit
kin avenue and 4th street.
Sec. w. r. Q.
TED-Trustworthy persons to
take orders for "War in South Africa
and the Dark Continent from Savagery
to civilization" by William Harding, the
famous traveller, cable editor, and author
Prses says wonderfully complete"
graphic descriptions" brilliantly writ
ten" "sumptously illustrated; demand
remarkable; sales unprecedented; prices
low. We shall distribute 100000 in
gold among our salespeople; be first;
don't mics this chance; also highest com
missions; books On 30 days credit; freight
and duty paid; sample case free. Ad-
dress Hhe Dominion Company, Dept. v
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treatment is always obtainable. He
early discovered that in the spring,
when nature seems most willing to lend
Its best assistance to the sick and fee
Bile. his friends were using Paine's cell
cry compound--the only spring medi-
cine that physicians endorse, and intel
ligent families In every community have
come to rely upon with confidence.
Mr.. Guerra was not long in finding out
the great reliance that is THUS placed
upon Paine's celery compound by the
best informed people. and he was not
slow In taking advantage OF the grea,
remedy himself. Here is his statement,
unqualified, conclusive:
Kansas City, March 1G, 1888.
"At times. when I have been SEEM
ingly exhausted from arduous work,
Paine's celery compound has been OF
such benefit 10 me that 1t seems
now I could hardly have progressed
but for it.. When sleep was slow
In coming and my appetite tagged,
q general toninS up of my sys-
TEN followed the use OF the compound.
WhileI am not versed in things med
ical, do know fact when encounter
It, and that Paine's celery compound
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ADJUSTMENTS.

klaw and changers beautiful pro-
ductlon OF the extravaganza, Jack and
the Beanstalk." comes to the Opera
House Wednesday. March %, matinee
and night. 1t comes bearing the I'M
stinted praise Of the press In all OF the
cities In which 1t has been seen. and
the descriptions of the production con-
veg impressions OF rare splcndor. This
Extravaganza was written for the first
corps OF cadets OF Boston, by r. A. Bar
net. as were 1892" Excelsior. Jr.," and
similar compositions. 1t appealed 10
klnw and Granger as work favorable
to professional presentation, and they
promptly secured the rights. From the
first night at the New York Casino.
Jack and the BeanstHlk" has been con-
spicuously successful. Indeed, 1t has
acquired n record for attendance and
receipts without parallel in the his
tory of the country at the regular scale
OF prices which obtains ut first class
houses. After Its protractcd engage
ment In New York. the production was
transferred to Philadelphia md Boston
successfully. md so marked was the
impression in these cities. It's first tour
was confined to them. The next sen
son WINS inauguratcd at the Columbia
Theatre, Chicago. and later 1t was pre-
sentcd In all the larger cities OF the
middle west. with results In keeping
with those gained In New York. Boston,
Philadelphia md Providence. Messrs.
klnw and Erlanger, with customary
enterprise and forcthousht. have rc.cn-
gagged most of tho principal members OF
the company who have won distinctive
hits In tho parts assigned 10 them; and
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a matter separate from either the Baltl-.
more & Ohio or Central Ohio
roads and was said to BIO the property
OF a corporation known rs tho Ohio
River Bridge CompanS. For come years
q separate charge was made for trans
portadon Of both passengers and freight
across the bridge and that charge was
said to be made for and paid to the
Ohio River Bridge Company. Nothing
has been heard OF the bridge company
for some time and It may have sold out
to the Baltimore G. Ohio railway COM
pany, II 1t had anything to sell.
The case will be heard in the United
States court at Cincinnati. Hon. c. L.
Weems will appear for the county. The
case Is likely 10 be fought through all
the courts, as the taxes amount to n
considerable sum now, and as In all
cases, are never ending.
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No time is so favorable as March and
April for getting strong and well.
a thoroughly well person cats with
relish, sleeps soundly, works with zest,
and without worry from morbid ankle
~ as to the outcome Of his efforts.
II you feel you are out of health,
strength and spirits; If you show signs
OF nervousness and exhaustion; IL you
have that feeling Of lassltudc that comes
in the spring 10 those who are out of
health; IL your blood shows the usual
signs of impurity-Paine's celery COM
pound will turn you risht.about-face
towards health.
Enrique Guerra, the Mexican consul,
has the confidence not only OF his gov
eminent, but of the American public
Through his Intervention, many impor-
tant commercial questions between the
United States and Mexico have been
happily adjusted.
During his long residence in this
country. Mr.. Guerra has lived In n cir
Gle where the best possible medical
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TIE RAILROADS.

It was stated this week in railroad
circles that the Cleveland, Akron & CO.
lumbus Railway might ultimately be
absorbed by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Chicago & st. Louis Railway. which
has close traffic relations with 1t for
business north Of the Pan-Hnndles
line. Control of. the Cleveland, Akron
6 Columbus was taken by the late CAL
vim S. Brice. in 1895. 1t has mileage
o., 144 miles, from Columbus to Hudson,
Ohio, with branches and coal spurs Of
fifty miles NOR. It has trackage rights
from Hudson INTO Cleveland, and rom
TrinwGy to GAINESVILLE. It's bonds are
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helped me and gave me q feeling {.
new strength Is O fact"

helped me and gave me q feeling q
new strength Is O fact"
J41 ENRIQUE GUERRA.
As spring comes On, most women az!
many men who have lived ho;.hora
lives during the winter. find themstlvs,
unduly fretful. unable to sleep sOuntly
without appetite. easily tired. freQuez,.
ly distressed by headaches, and lacs!,;
snap" and strength-the result Of pol
Blood and weak nerves.
To those in this condition, the thor.
sands OF testimonials from people IL.
Mr.. Guerra who have been benef;si
by Paine's celery compound should b!
reason enough for giving this best o. 81
spring medicines at least n trial. WIZ
it has done for others. 1t will do for III
reader. 1t will purify the blood. ceI
the complexion, rejuvenate the eI.
hausted nervous system, Insure soh
digestion, bring on healthy sleep, a.!
restore ones strength and vitality.
No other medicine In the world er::
accomplished SO much. end sing,
trial will add another TO the long l.S
of people In every community VI,
gratefully sound the praises Of Pa!.ei
celery compound.
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ing, at the Wesley NJ. E. church. No.
800 Jacob street. The following pro-
g-amme will be rendered: Singing.
hymn No. $50; prayer, Rev. Crummett:
arthem., choir: scripture lesson. Mrs. {.
II. Watkins; announcements and COL
leotions; address, Mrs. S. \. Allen; talk
10 children, by Mrs. Hamllton: singing.
hymn 900; Dissolution of literature; ad-
dress, /Rsv. Crummctt; Offering tor
temperance work; enrolment OF
names; responsive reading; singing,
temperance doSolosy: prayer and ben
edictlon. All are cordially invited to at
tend,
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s1,SOo.oOO flrsts and $4,000 seconds and
equipment trusts.
Case Will Be Fought.

County Auditor Aldredge, of Belmont
county. has been enjoined from placing
that part OF the railroad bridge at Bel
lairc from the Ohio river water line to
the hill On the tax duplicate In addition
10 thu road-bed. The structure from
the West Virginia line to the end OF the
arcade. all OF which is bridge proper,
has ever since It was built. been regard
cd as part OF the read bed OF the rail-
road, though the whole bridge at the
tine II was built was understood to be
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"a STRANGER IN NEW IORh.
OF all the plays that Charles II. ho ~.
has turned out In the past none ~ u,
ever appealed more strongly 10 "
masses than his - Stranger IN Hs.
York. That this comedy is NV.
popular one Is attested by the RACK w.;
1t has drawn larger audiences a.-
made more money for its author ' ~,
any OF the other Hoyt plays. ~! ~:
Stranger" appears to be an enset'. "a
ment that appeals to all CLASSES IN I'M
Mr.. Eoyt. in furnishing the puoAs WIS :,
"a Stranger In New York. seems :v !;
have struck the keynote OF Inc pu .r.,
taste. ~ Stranger in New loFh Va
presented in Cincinnati sine TINE y" :.
and TO say that it created n MGR ny, ,,y
vorable impression with those wn o,SI,.
1t, is putting 1t mildly. THIS pop rsr,
success comes to the Opera Houss a." .rj
Monday evening. greatly improved, H. ~.
to use the words OF the advance , na,..,,
sentative. bigger. brighter ana , ps, /,
than ever" Miss Lena Merfii's; JSrr,
known in Wheeling as Mrs. Al A''
Is q member of the company
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the paper will be on the market Satur-
day evening.

The young men WHO were so hand
somely entertained By the Bachelor
Maids of Martins Ferry. several weeks
ago, returned the comuliment by enter
tanning them In q royal manner at the
home OF Carl VennurD on Broadway,
Wednesday evening. The event. which
was In the form OF a phantom party"
proved 10 be very enjoyable 20 those
present, numbering about twenty-five.
An excellent spread had been prepared
by tn young man. which proved TO be I
feature OF the evening.
The Martins, Ferry "Thimblc Bee"
was entertained at the home OF Miss
Lenore DrenHea, on the Heights"
Wednesday afternoon. Twenty-six la
dies were In attendance. several OF the
guests being from out-of-town. The
hours were spent in Il pleasant social
manner. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon. Mrs. Francis
Mullainy will be the next hostess 20 the
society on Thursday aGrerroon OF next
week. nj her home on Fifth street.
Charles Hunter, of this city, enter
tanned the Whist club AZ the home OF
MS lGk..tI ,lI.
port, on Thursday evening.
A dancing class of young ladies' and
gentlcmen OF Bridgeport Is being or
gan4zed. Prof. Delhrugsc. OF this city.
will teach the class one evening each
week In the Bridgeport opera house.
A dance given by Miss Anna Lee
Cook, on last Monday evening, Mt her
hong In Kirkwooi. was very pleasant
and enjoyable affair.
The Bridgeport Monday Night Club
met with Miss Georgia Kinney. at her
home in KIrkwood, last Monday even
Ing.
A private bowling club recently or
ganized among the young people OF
Kirkwood. met In Beliairc on Friday
evening.
Last night at the I. o. o. +. hall, the
WomeH's Camp Meeting Association en-
tertained n large number OF friends Of
Wheellng's flyor!te summer resort, the
Moundsyllic camp grounds. supper
WAS served from TO s p. m. and hun
dre,.s pa.tools octhc LADIES' generous hos
TALLY. Later musical programme
was rendered before an enthusiastic
audience and included n piano solo by
Miss Emma Row. Rotations by Miss
May W'hItley. n selection by the High
schoo! Mandolin orchestra, and q violin
solo, by Misc Edith Cartwright. Alto
geoHe- the entertainment was an un-
qualified success.
Mr1. Charles II. Carpenter, al. htr
home on F'ourth street, Martins Ferry.
yesterday afternoon. gave q charming
reception t. her friends. The hours
were from . 20 o'clock. during which
nsnrly one hundred and .ifty guests
pnrtook OF the bounteous hospitality cx-
tended by the hostess. who was assist
Cd By her sister. MTS. Tlomas shnrtie.
OF Chicago, In wh0g1 hoGOr the event
wag given. and Mrs. J. W. Darrah. Tho
dining room, which was decorated
with sm.!ax, pink and white carnations,
presented q beautiful appearance.
wtaile the dainty Refreshments Eervcd
Dy M!Sse3 Elm Inglcbrislt, Mary
fs
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At the Fourth street NJ. z. church, the
pastor. DR.. ]. l.. Sooy. will preach at
1890 a. m. on THE Moral Law" and at
7:S0 p. m. on THE Christian Sabbath
VS.. the Interstate Base Ball Games"
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Thomas. May seduwick, Clara Sheets,
Minnie Cox and Mrs. A. w. DIven, were
equally gratifying to the palate. A
large number Of ladies' were present
from bridgeport and several from
Wheeling.
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Services at the North street NJ. E.
church. Preaching 1880 n. m. "A SOL
der Sermon" by Chaplain S. x. Ar
buthnot. Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
c. 3. Graham, at 1850 p. m. Theme.
"Christ's Call to 4 Sinner" Sunday
school at p. m.
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First Baptist church. Rev. Martin W.
Buck. Boston: Preaching at 1880 n. m.
ard 7:30 p. H., by the pastor. Sunday
SCaool at 9:15 4. m.
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and probably three or four elders will be
elected. and other business will be
transacted.
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IN THE CHURCHES.

At the Third Presbyterian church
Sabbath evening most interesting pro
gramme will be rendered. Mr.. Coats
the leader of the Sunday school orches
ira will have his orchestra present t
accompany the choir and the congrega
ton. The orchestra will also render ;
sacred selection. The choir has pre-
pared two anthems. In addition to th'
music there will be addresses, reading:
and recItations on missionary topics
An Offering for missions will be taken
Coronation.
Invocation.
.Anthem-Cholr.
Hymn-"Trust and Obey"
Scripture Reading.
Hymn-"O'er tho Ocean Wave.
Rcctation-Essie Ellsworth.
Anthenl-Choir.
Rcading-Miss Lydia krebs.
Recltation-Mary Shul.
Hymn-"Greenland' Icy Mountains.
Reading-Aliss Mary Hall.
Sentence Prayers.
Observation-Disclosures
Hymn.
Benediction.
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Miss Louise soule, OF Washington, D.
c., Is the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Wilson, on North Main street,
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Services atThird Presbyterian church
Sabbath morning rs usual. The annual
congregational meeting will be held
next Wednesday evening. Two trustees
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The Best Prescription for 'h"''
and Fever is bottle OF Grove ;,n an an,
less Chill Tonic. 1t Is slmpl! ~" .,,r.-
uuininc in n tastcless form. Nv ,,s,Sv
no nav. Price, soc.
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STORAGE Sale of HouscAo'' Wv
to-day. rocTrE.
WHITE, HANDLEI 4 Fosih
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The Easter Herald will be sold by la
dies in different parts Of the city next
Saturday evening. Tho heaaQuart crs Of
the editors and managcrs viii, be at
House & Hermann's. corner OF Four
teenth nHsGsAlacket streets. The use OF
this room extended by Mr.. House, Is
very much appreciated by, the Kings
Daughters OF Wheeling. The other
-:nnds Will be made known ay soon as
.ttled definitely. but tho .scct. is, that
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,i..I,.... mi -'
itn...at ,.. Ane pios:aiinne " NC 'en-
Duet-Thc Fisherman Gobuss,
80 Messrs, Tones md Dethiefs
yIolln-Fantasie Caprice 'Vieu.tenns
Miss Agnes Pr!ngle.
MIR George Dethlefs,
Ballad
(a). Calm MS the Night .Robr
W. Miss Louise Brchanv. A'''S
Tenor solo-A Song of THANKSGIVING.
% Fla; 49, Altsen
Ar,a-Rn, ReScjn o. .'est 'ot'e' poss,,,
Miss Jessie Waters. 49,
Piano
(a). Faust Waltz. ..............::. Liszt
lo). GaSqtte No. l;....;.;......'sauVlet
So, A'' a. y. sau'ie''
..MhRTHA."
lady Harriet f,Ior,bol Louise r-eh,,,
A LADY OF Rank.
Nancy................... Waters
Her Maid.
Piunke't..;..;;:::i:;;;::Mr. Dethtefs
JJone, "ea'''i' 81 'Ne' Mr. 1onss
His Foster Brother.
Scene....................H Hall in Farm House
evr0wDs,s
~ slS
ua qua Inns IS OUT u nnr. GSe,S
ouartette SURPRISED nm
Quartette.. What a Charming Occupation
Duet. His Eye Mine Kindly Meeting
Martha and Lionel.
RoSanZa.. LIS me Last fose VI summer
Duct She's Iai,Ghinr Mt NV Sorrow
Martha and Lionel
Quartette-
eEue' one may i'feains 1A"uhe hee
The gentlemen comprising the Orphe-
US Society. who should be greeted with
full house Tuesday evening, are:
First tenors-S. Emerson, II. r. Bell,
A. E. Dunn. ]. WohnhaTe, Homer Ack-
Second tenors-E. l.. Woodwath, l.
"A. JuerSens. ]. ]. Haigh, G. Lingaman
and Elwood Dobbs.
5. First bassos-John Moore. W. r.
NNestwood, John Schumacher, Frank
Waite. A H. Schulz, ]. a. Ranschor. ].
Nv. Adams.
Etz, E. Ste!abecker. c. Brand, John
Crawford. G. L. Boyd, II. Sweeney,
Walter Sadle--.
The Twentieth Century Girls were
beautifully entertained Thursday after
,,y.,n hy- Yhzs Nfa-t+o or nt rho born.
1Dei os, -nlss n am " ~, % tns n1 on.
VI a, pas eng. VI. gnu M M, iieuS 49,
on fou..e eI.L 81. ~ I,,.. 80,
p 81 WEI. H5s.. n Iu.' h. us E,,as,
% NJ, st Us .n.s 81 =: " T,,,,a $50 e
ot .ntsS Nc H uan-S.e.., p,.osa-t ,rtti
s..,,.' ~ o,,,b tr.w.ss t Warc,, %
ca 8 49, '''e go : -.AA
n,nr.a au - n,r,,ha- ~ chf,dr"n WnJ,
$3.50. = s,e--non =. rbsir conrtT1,
$3.50 corn,,r,s-, "a their SON r.,
S ,, SON y; S Ct Dr. c AND Mrs. s, E9Ssne Hill
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Ensign John S. Doddridge, United
States navy, was the guest of honor at
the Fo:t Henry Club Tuesday evening,
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Rev. a. Moore, d. D., will preach at
Chapline street NJ. E. church Sunday
morning. Rev. S. L. Arbuthnot, chap
lain Of United States army Will preach
In the evening at ESQ. The second
quarterly conference will be held Sum-
day evening at 100.