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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-15
The Presidential Relay.

The IntallIgencer-Repo Presi-
Dental Relay Race. from Canton to
wheeling, ninety-four and one
half miles. was by odds the
most interesting feature OF the
day. For this race, twenty-five wheel
men had volunteered and took turns In
carrying the message Of President Nc
Kinley to the people OF West Virginia.
The relays varied in length from three
to ten miles, and the time made, six
hours and fifteen minutes for
the ninety-tour and one-half miles
exceeded the schedule that had
been promulgated In advance.
The time made was fifteen miles an
hour, which is great going over the
billy roads OF eastern Ohio.
) The message was started from Can
ton at O'Clock. central standard time
Zone hour slower than Wheeling tlme)'
from the historic front porch OF the
Mckinley residence in Canton. The
flrst relay, Canton to Masslllon, eight
miles. WIS ~ '.'e - Al, ,ho d,s.
shrake, OF canton "no .,,aa - myo
lance IN t"eh'y.s.A mn" M :, 10 i, ,r,,os
rate OF 3d. or AZ '''e rue y 80 ''''
per hour' ,,...r,o, % M.
The aecond reiuy, ' .a ~ o,r,,oor
ynrre' hVe mics, was ~" Ia r. II
minutes o@ W. =. 'm'' a..c. na,a nov
Snyder; rate per i'i''e' '.'' 49,
hour le.1 m"es. $500, - p,,.b
Inc t''fo se''.' -. ,,r rhor,o,
City. SIX mics, was u'ne ~ j., .s,..,
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The Pigeons.


Twelve minutes after the rclaylsts
had left Canton with the Presidents
message, seventeen homlng pigeons
owned by Wheeling fanclers. were lib
Grated from the Mckinley residence by
Mr.. e. ]. Heffelmnn. the Canton man
who had charge OF the relay race at
that end Of the route. The birds cIrclcd
In the mir for two or three minutes, and
then winged their flight Whecllngward.
distant In an air line. seventy-two
miles. The first bird to arrive was n.
J. Hungermnn's "Blue Boy" which
reached Its loft at 9:45 (slow time),
having made Its aerial Journey in 2:33.
Fred Williams RED Boy was second.
arriving at It's loft on Florida street. Is
land. at 9:52. time, $40. Third came
Johnson Brothers "Clemaiis," named
after Wheeling's chief OF police. and at
FK lFtIs lsiI6 silz '''.'''. AoN
tached to the leg OF this bird. was tho
following message typewrltten on It's
sue paper:
CANTON, Ohio. Oct. IL. 1850.
Wheeling Intclllgenccr. Wheeling. W. Va:
Birds liberated at a. m. May the ,light
OF tho birds be ms true ns tho hcnrt OF our
noble President nnd citizen. William Me-
iinlcy. Il. J. HEFFELMAN,
= Up to II a. m. (noon. Wheeling timc).
twelve OF the seventeen birds had re-
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The Six Footers,

a very enthusiastic meeting of the
SIX Footers was held yesterday after
noon ut Headquarters. opposite the city
building, to discuss matters pertaining
TO the club and make arrangements for
turning out Roosevelt Day." and also
arranging for the trip to Moundsvillp
next Saturday evening. Major Mccain
non and Colonel Brooks were appoint
cd n committee on transportation for
'he Moundsville trip, and red fire was
ordcred for Thursday evenings blow
out" More uniforms are expected to
arrive To-day, and dutails for the Roose.
welt jolliiicat!on Will be completed at n
regular meeting of>the club this even
ing ut 1910 o'clock. ut the Clay-Unlon
cup room, On ChaplIne street. Every
member Is earnestly requested TO be
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Several Good Speakers.

County Chairman Hornish announced
last night that the following speakers
have been assigned for. the big barrie.
cue. afternoon and evening Of satu,.
day, October 81. to be given at Wheel.
Ing Park by the Republicans Of Tria,
delph!a district:
General Stewart I. Woodford. Of New
York, who was minister TO Spain at The
outbreak OF the SpanIsh-Amercan war
General Woodford is not an unfamIlla,
figure here, and the announcement that
he is to speak here this campaign will
be received with satisfaction
Hon. a. B. White. OF Parkersburg,
the Republican candidate for governor.
Hon. Perry A. Shanor, of sistersville,
who is some shucks" as spellbindcr.
Judge John E. Jones. of Chicago.
Hon. Simon Wolff, of Washington
City.
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.,,,,,a nov" Sotur.
ihe t.spu.D1's ~ ..,.a ,,,r
oay a. 'el "oo"' :" ,,..,,,os =, tho
s.ou''1 -, u ',,,, ne.,,S p,,or ro,,-
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ron e.es pv .. =. az rronnds
pcop's "eie a ,''is, ,s y. No
anu sue hoye. CIV = ,,.,.saM. !. r,tcb
sr.-i' nun was p"''eu ", " 49, J..
except Sss. 'fa' .ne eAe.. a. ,o,ns an
sltfi,s o"i't " eAe - ~ ,sua,,nds IN
hour; la.e IN afr'Nli's W .ne sao.ns.s =,
aaoi1'oh " my pa.a s:, .sa Ia,o,,Is,n-
the afternoon 3r,seiuasu pa,a,, Doc
ces.neposisors te9.uei.sua. .,.as,,. 1,s.
&hleh was 'iaue ~ a....aas I,ns,,,
tEHe' 'He i oosoA' s''i.@ 80
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Bynum-Maher Meotin,

Wheeling Is TO be favored Wiz
speech on the issues of the c,mn., .
by SO big a man politically MS Top .
D. Bynum, of Indiana, a former na,. v.
cratic congressman. who came ovs. .'''
the party OF good times on the ~ - v
issue. Hs will address meeting ., y
Opera House, on Wednesday pIrh, y .
the mere announcement will donS, ls
be sufficient to pack the theatre ~ :
Bynum; devotes himself prInclpallv :, y. !.
discussion Of sound money, nnd W. ~
Speech is one of the stronges, h., ~
made this campaign. Following ~
Bynum. there will be an address, :"
Hon. B. F. Maher, the Irish.Ams,,..
orator of Maine. whose eloquepcs =.
wit will make a pronounced hi. T ~.
following vice presidents have bee,
nounced by County Chairman Horri,s.
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son, six. miles, ridden by Taylor and
Kline: time, nineteen minutes; rate per
mile, $40; rate per hour, nineteen
miles.
The ninth relay. Dennison to Phila-
delphla Cross Roads, five miles. ridden
by Helvig and Cooper; time, twenty
minutes: rate FER mile four minutes;
rate per hour. fifteen miles.
The tenth relay. Philadelphia Cross
Roads to smlthdale, ten miles. ridden
by Whisman and Copeland; time, forty
nine minutes; rate per mile. 4:54; rate
per hour. 1913 miles.
The eleventh relay. Smithdale to
Cadiz, ten miles. ridden by McGll and
White; time, fifty-eight minutes; rate
per mile, six minutes; rate per hour,
1914 miles.
The twelfth relay, Cudiz to George
town. seven miles, was ridden by W. ].
Miller. OF Wheeling; time, twenty-eisht
minutes; rate per mile. four minutes:
rate per hour. fifteen miles.
The thirteenth relay, Georgetown to
I Harrisville. three miles. was ridden by
Herman Friedrich; time. fifteen min
utes; rate per mile. FIVE minutes: rate
per hour. twelve miles. This relay was
mostly uphill work. and the schedule
gave twenty minutes as the best that
could be expected.
The fourteenth relay, HarrisvIlle to
Colerain. six miles, was ridden by Ed
ward Whitehead; time. thirty min
utes; rate per mile, five minutes; rate
per hour. twelve miles.
The fifteenth and last relay, Colerain
to Wheeling fair grounds. seven miles.
was ridden by Edward Nicoll; time.
twenty-five minutes: rate per mile, 1886:
! rate per hour, 1G6.mlles. s5s
The total distance Of ninety-four and
one-half miles was made in six hours
and fifteen minutes. or at the rate Of
exactly four minutes to the mile, and
| fifteen miles an hour.
This is considered remarkable work
on the road. especially over the hills Of
eastern Ohio. When the schedule for
the race was constructed there was no
expectation that It would be equalled.
much less surpassed us 1t was by TWEEN
ty minutes. The summary OF the relay
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THE CANTON END.
Great Interest Taken In the Bicycle
and Pigeon Races.

or the start Of the Intelligencer-Re-
pository Presidential Relay Race from
Canton, Saturday morning, the Carton
Repository says:
promptly at I o'clock Saturday
morning. the Wheeling Intell:genccr
Presidential Relay Race was STATED
from Canton. carrying the above mes
sage from President Mckinley to the
Republicans Of West Virginia. who are
holding Field Day" in Wheeling.
The message was received nj the Nc
Kinley home Saturday morning by Z.
]. Hefrelman. who arranged the Cam
ton end. and Just rs the clock struck
the hour of Z. :he Canton relay riders.
w. II. Hug and p. o. Shrnaa. we're
handed the message by Mr.. Hetrrlman
rs they rode past the Mckinley home.
The riders were unuccompnnied, hut
the start was witnessed by number
OF people who had gathered near the
Mckinley home for that purpose. The
riders rode swiftly down Market to
Tuscarawas street. thence to Massillon.
Twelve minutes after the start of
the relay riders sixteen carrier pigeons
were liberated on the city lot, corner OF
Third street and Cleveland avenue. The
birds were sent to Z. ]. Hcffelman by
the Wheeling IntclllGencer, to be lIber-
ntcd to fly the race with the relay rid
ers. After being liberated the pigeons
circlcd around two or three times, and
then took direct line little east OF
south. going toward Wheeling. Thu
start of the pigeons was witnessed ly n
large number OF citizens, old md
young. who had gathered about tho
city lot TO see them liberated. The
message they carried was ,ypewrittcn
on tissue paper and was sealed up In n
tiny envelope so as to be as light MS
possible and then was fastened 10 tho
leg Of one OF the pigeons.
Bulletins were posted by the RcposI.
tory, and the progress of the relay race
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THE RIVER.

The marks at SIP. m. Sunday showed
10 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cool.
The Telephone. light draft boat. mr.
rived from below yesterday, and will
enter the Wheeling Matamoras trade
leaving Wheeling at II q. m. on Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday. She
leaves on her hrst trip this morning.
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Weems in East Wheeling.

Hon. c. L. Weems. of Belmont coun.
ty. Ohio, will address a Republican
mass meeting In the East End at the
corner of Eighteenth and Woods
streets. Tomorrow evening. II the wea.
Their Is unpropltious the meeting will be
held at Republican headquarters 90
Sixteenth street..
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River Telegrams.

GREENSBoRo-River 6 feet inches
and rising. Weather, cloudy and cooler:
. BROWNSVILLE = River 4 feet ,
inches and rising.
MORGANrOWN = River feet and
rising. Weather, cloudy and warm
OIL ClTY-Rivcr inches and sall-
Ing. Weather. cloudy and cooler.
STEUBENVILLE- IS inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
cool. Es|5
WARREN-River 3 foot. Weather,
cool and light rains.
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80 JAMES H. LANCASTER,
Il, WILLIAM II. TRAVIS,
;p5s JOHN z GLASS, e.

"fI b.
The Washington Rough Riders were
the only competitors in the drill open
to companies Of the Rough Rider regl-
ment, and under Captain R. D. Otto
they performed like veterans The
companies were commanded by these
officers:
The NJ. A. Hanna Club, of Martins
Ferry-Captnln, John T. Moore; first
lieutenant, Thomas Williams.
The J. ]. Gill Club. OF Martins Ferry
Captain, Walter Larkin;f first lieuten-
ant, William Mullin; second lieutenant,
James Bowman. e
Company 3, Rough Riders, Washing
ton dlstrlct-commanded by Third
Lieutenant r. D. Otto; first lieutenant
John McCahan: second lieutenant. Har-
ry Wells. Captain G. W. Otto was not
with his company.
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Escort Club to Meet

The Republican Escort Club will meet
this evening at 1890 o'clock in the coun-
ty commissioners rooms. All the old
members, and any new ones. are re-
quested to attend the meeting.
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To-night's Meeting.

This evening, at the corner Of Fourth
and Main streets. North Wheeling, there
will be n Republican mass meeting, to
be addressed by Hon. C. II. Litchman.
OF New York. former secretary of the
knights Of Labor and one of the fore
most labor men of the country. Mr..
Edward Rogers will preside, and the
following vice presidents will occupy
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lnish. The lineup:

Owing to the lnteness OF the hour.
$40. when the sports were concluded.
the speech on the issues Of the cam
paign to have been made by Hon. C. L.
Weems, OF Ohio, was omitted.
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Previous to this meeting there will be
a street demonstration, participated in
by the following companies OF the First
West Virginia Rough Rider regiment:
Company B, Washington district: Com
pany c. Madison district; Company D,
Clay district; Company G. Clay linton.
These companies Will assemble at the
Mcclure House at 1880 sharp. for the
purpose Of escortlng the speaker to the
meeting. The battalion will be under
command of Major George w. Otto,
who succeeds II. E. shafer MS major
OF the first battalion. &
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present. After the business meeting i.
club will engage in drill.
The Travis Cadet,

All the members Of the Tray,, 3
are requested to meet at their CHM stsa
ms evening att o'clock, as tbs W.
forms have arrived. Bring spear. N a'
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with Harris third and aiackcy fourth.
Prize Drill !

Prize Drill
The prize drill was one OF the finest
features OF the afternoon. In the open
contest the Mark Hanna and J. J. Gill
clubs, ofMartin's Ferry. competed, and
the Judges awarded flags to both, the
decision being q tie. The Judges decis-
ion follows: u,
To the .,Field Day" Committee: 5Nf
The work OF the three clubs In the prize
drills was better than we had expected.
Ali the clubs showed q degree OF proii.
Cheney in tho movements they went
through that would do credit to orgnniz1-
lions that had drilled nightly for n much
LONGER period than my OF the competing
clubs have been In existence.
THE open contest, In which the Mark
Hanna Club and the j. ]. Gill Club, both
OF Martins Ferry. competed. was so close
that we were unable to decide betWeem
them, and at our request the Field pay
committee will award nags to both ciuDs.
The Washington District Rough Riders
excellcd themselves, and We are pLouu
OF the fact that Wheeling has sIch z
crack marching organization. IL required
no stretch OF the imagination on the part
2 OF the spectators-or on our part5to mis-
take them for such intrepid and hardy
volunteers us those that were commanded
Wy ou uH o"h tkWiss III. LANCASTER,
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turned, and IN the afternoon four 9TH
ers arrived. leaving but one nnac-
counted for The missing bird arrived
at the Fred Williams loft Sunday after
noon, and an explanation Of Its poor
performance was in evidence when an
examination Of the bird was made by
Mr.. Williams; 1t was discovered that
the bid had been shot inithe leg, when.
where and by whom, Of course, could
not be learned. The act was dastardly
and merits the severest condemnation.
The schedule of the birds arriving SAT-
urday forenoon was as follows:
Bird. n Owner. Start Finish Time
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was watched by large crowds with the
aField Dayn Notes.

Il There will be a meeting OF the Field
Day executive committee this evening
at congressional headquarters.
( Persons having claims against the
t"Field Day committee should file their
bills at congressional headquarters to-
day..
All captains of Rough Riders compa-.
niles and others having Field Day
tickets, are expected to call ut con-
gressional headquarters to-day, and
make their settlements.
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nIcFADD
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THE Big REPUBLICAN
FIELD DAY. A SUCCESS.
5000 People Enjoyed the Programme That Had Been
Arranged by the Rough Riders.
VERY FAST TINE BY RKINLEY MESSAGE RELAYISIS.

i Came From Canton to Wheeling NnetyFou Miles, in Skours
and Fifteen Minutes Remarkable Enthusiasm When the Message
was Read By Mr. Nesbitt-Enjoyable Athletic Programme
Followed Institute and Martins Ferry High School go
tie in Foot BaSalade and Cook Garry off file Honos in
The Bicycle RacesMark Hanna Club j. j. Gill Club and WASH
nGon Rough Riders Win the Prize Drill Trophies The Street
Demonstration was Fine Spectacular Feature Of the Day
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-28

It will be remembered that at the Sep
TENDER term, 1899, Fred A. Snow OF
Harpswell, a fish warden, was tried and
convicted of an assault upon one John
@. Brett. He found Brett and his FAMILY
at the seashore having a shore dinner,
and Snow claimed that they were cook
Ing short Holsters. Snow was convicted
the case was carried to the law court,
and the exceptions were overruled and
Judgment ordered for the state. Snow
was sentenced to GO days in jail.
Weston r. Stinson, who was an assis-
tant OF Shows, was sentenced to pay a
fine of 800 and costs and SAG costs, which
he paid.
Mary Young paid 1886 30 fine ana costs
on a nuisance Indictment.
Major Benson was sentenced to pay
$500 on n nuisance Indictment
Bail was defaulted In a number of
liquor cases.
John S. Quinn was sentenced to pay
5000 and costs on a nuisance Indictment
and II not paid In ten days to six months
In Jail.
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BRIEF JOTTINGS.

A case Of diphtheria has been reported
at 40 Oakdale street.
Mr.. John l., Hyde yesterday left the
Maine Eye and Ear Intlrmary where he
has been a patient for three weeks. Two
months ago he met with an accident at
Ogunquit falling and straining one of
the nerves in his leg. He at once went
to his home in Limington and then went
to the hospital He is much improved,
but is still obliged to use a cane.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Charles l..
Riggs of Woodford street, had occasion
to go up stairs for few minutes, and
on coming down saw man leaving the
house by the front door. She ran to the
door to look after him, but he had en-
tireIy disappeared. Investigation showed
that the intruder had ransaoked the
room and had taken from a dresser
number OF Masonic aud other jewels
belonging to Mr.. Riggs, but for some
reason had left them, though some Of
them were quite valuable. Nothing Of
value was missing.
Epsilon Sigma, p. H. S '9S, gave a
dinner at Riverton Wednesday evening
to Miss Marion Stanwood Randall,
whose marriage. to Mr. David Baille viii
take place next Wednesday. Tables were
set In the red room. The decorations
were in exquisite taste At the post
prandial exercises many pleasant allu-
sions to the past and future were made
in the witty responses to the toasts.
The Portland Past Chancellors' Asso-
citation VIII give a reception to Supreme
Representatives Hanson, Bean and Rey-
noids, of the Grand Domain of Maine,
on Thursday, Oct 4, p m, at Knights of
Pythias hall. 1t is expected that there
win be very large attendance on this
occasion and all should make an effort to
be present.
Bids for rebuilding Exchange street
sewer were opened at 10 o'clock yester-
day at the office of the commissioner Of
public works The bids were as fol-
lows; John II. Flanagan, $6,O94.2O;
r.. d. Shanahan, SC, 1888 90; John w Gull
liver, 50, 564 Angelo LoreIlo $l2 5S7 10
The foot ball team of Gray's business
college would like to arrange games with
school teams in this vicinity. Address
Manager Able Parent.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Varney are at
MIR. Geo. @. Shaw's. 1t win be good
news to Mrs Varneys friends to know
her health is greatly improved.
Rev. O. IL. Daniels, d. D., secretary
OF the American board, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. d. Carter during
his stay in Portland.
Mr.. George f. Merrill who graduated
rsom Dartmouth College this year, has
begun his law studies at Harvard.
Mr. Sidney st. &. Thaxter and Mr.
Carroll Brown have entered Harvard.
Mr. and Mrs. e b. Winslow and Mr..
and Mrs. Q. W. Il. Cooling, left on We'd
nesday for weeks visit in New York.
Mrs. Edward b. Cobb, Carroll street
entertained heart party on Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. and Miss
Jones of Boston
Mr. Mervin W. Clark is in New York
for few days.
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A TEsT OF STITCHING.

A unique and practical demonstration
of thread strength in mems clothes, Is
shown In the west win low of Frank NJ
Low q Co.'s clothing store, Monument
square. A stylshly dressed gentleman
directs the attention to pair of mems
trousers, one leg Of which is attached by
a chain to a stout frame above, while to
the other is fastened, by another chain,
a keg containing no pounds of nails
These trousers are warranted not to rip,
although they sell at a ridiculously low
price.
Seeing Is believing, and guarantee
for time test also, clinches this argu-
ment,
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Josiah Allen Of Chelsea, violation OF
the internal revenue law, fined $40 and
costs and thirty days in Jail.
Benjamin e. Emerson of Chelsea, vio-
lation of the internal revenue law, plead
ed nolo.
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One of a hundred, made of high
grade wool Frieze, Oxford gray, also
blue or black Kersey, Box Coat,
double breasted, full velvet collar, six
fancy buttons, two flap pockets.
Black satin or colored silk lined.
Prices, S12.5 90 $50 90, SIS 90
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Waiting SkirfS.

Venetian cloth, Oxford gray, also
blue and black, inverted plated back.
over tapping seams, stitched at the
bottom or deep fIounce style. Prices,
$500, 50 50, S4.0O to $1,000
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Paleto, Oxford gray Frieze cloth or
Kersey, In blue, brown or black.
Double breasted jacket, turned in
edges, triple stitched all around, full
or inlaid velvet collar; two splash
pockets. Satin lined throughout.
Prices SlS.5) to S27 90
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-28

HAS been used over Fifty Years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums anays Pain, cures Wind
Collie regulates the bowels, and is the best
emedy for Darrhoea whether arising from
teething or other causes For sale by Drug
gists in every part of the world. BE sure al
ask Tor Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, rs cts
O bottls
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Cape Cottage Casino will continue
those famous shore dinners for the pres
ont. They are always well patronized.
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DreSSSkirt.

Venetian cloth, inverted plated
back, inverted seams, finished with
loops and buttons. SILK trimmed
around bottom.
Prices $50 to SO 90.
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needs cleaning and freshenlng
up, If you've a mattress or
feather bed that needs steamlnq
and disinfecting, a piece Of
furniture that's soIled, If you are
troubled with bed bugs or any
kind Of vermln, let us tell you
about our renovating department
The telephone call is 50l-2.
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WOnan'S Sur.

OF finest Venetian Cloth IAN COL
ors) well tailored, double breasted
dip-front jacket, deliberately silk
STITCHED, revers faced with satin.
Lined throughout with tatfeta. Ten
pearl buttons. Skirt is seven gored,
inverted plait, well lined, velvet
bound. Price $500
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tTEIE PRESS.
NEw ApvERpIsRMENTs TODAY.

j. r. Libby &c.
Eastman Bros a. Bancroft
Owen. Moore g Co.
Frank M. Low & Co.
0. g. Elwell.
Geo. Q. Shaw.
Standard Clothing Co.
Prof j Oscar Shelton.
Riees Bros. Co.
Oren HO0pers Sons.
4. F. FOss q Sons.
TO Let-Geo. i. Junkins.
PriEter-Situat Oh wanted.
New Wants, For Sale, TO Let Lost Found
and similar advertisements Will be found on
page under appropriate heads.