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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18

Allen his first job as a dealer, is now In
Seattle sick in Providence hospital. and
an hour after Aliens arrival found him
In Shorts company.
Allen, as he came down the Dolphin's
gangplank. looked anything but the typi-
cal high-rolling gambler. He eschews
flasby dress, and in personal appearance
is anything but sport. He is 81 years OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18
LANE BOUND TO ALASKA.
Going North 20 Inspect His Berncrs
bay Mine.

Charles d. Lane. the rich California
miner has arrived in the city from San
Francisco on his way to Juneau where,
In the Berners bay district he owns some
valuable quartz properties.
"I've not seen my Berners bay mines
for long time" Mr.. Lane said, so |
concluded to run up and find out how
they are getting along"
Mr. Lane owns quartz mines in nearly
every district on the Pacific coast from
Mexico to Alaska.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18
Notice.

Mr. Louis Levy mentioned ia cornet-
ton with the Grand OueJa cafe is I'M no
way connected with louis Levy. al the
urm Of Cooper a Lew
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18

Xmas night December 80. az Ranka han,
many spCclaities between dances. prizcs
awarded for costumes, prize waltz and
cakewalk Wagner's orchestra No.
ers. soc. spectators. sSc. 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18

THE finest gold glasses fsr holiday
avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18

Monday and Friday evenings Private les
sons daily. Wilson's Academy Ranke
block PIKE strcui
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18

FANCY albums, nennE-corren Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18

30 LADIES gold Watches - rhoos,
from. W. Il Finck. SIC Second sysnua
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THE BON MARcBF


OF
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18

PICTURE matiins. Deany- coryeu Go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18

EY EGt-AssFs Cor holidays Miss wn
z.uskl. IL Cherry ""
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
LOCAL IN BRIEF.

blackburn Tuesday.
- &. Hun. 81 New Frankfort. va
IN III" city saturday.
Mrs. Annie Hail left saturday Tor
W~a'r"u-iurg Tor u visit.
u. X. Miller aud iamil, nv, visiting
relatives IN Kansas ,ii,.
William Hinton. q" Miami. wa in
our city trading Monday
Il. ". Manchester l,n this week for
Columbus. Ind. Tor u visit.
Misses ki,,i" aud Auui" Ig". of
Nnu,on. we're up shopping Monday.
William Durrr,, aud vii" al this
cit, stwn, Christmas with relatives IN
columbia
Ir. I.as-dalr III this "i,y attended
the l%,.,"r-. stephen. wedding NJ Macon
city Tuesday,
Mr.. td Merry aud children ~" Vi.'
iiiug III" formers mother. Mr.. :. 4.
smith. u, ~',ialia.
Miss Grace saunders returned Mon.
,iay FROM u yi.i, Ia Miss N"i'i" Rich
nrI-ou ~ Wav"rl,.
jnhlr-l Woodbridge. VII" i attend
ing medical college u, Kansas 'i,,. j.
HON. for the holiday.
Miss Nell Mason. VIZ teaches -"hool
NJ Ma,-"n. ~. Charles county. j. HON"
spending the holidays
" q. ,."w"r, wife aud son. I%ssu"ur,
-Inut Christmas with \ \. l"-urur
aud family NJ Kansas 'i,,.
W. \. l,"n,,, arrived this week from
Arkansas aud i "nin, ing HE vacation
with his tamil, In this city.
Miss l1nnic striker j. attending III"
meeting uf the Teachers Association
70, Jefferson cit, this week.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Shaw. al ~. Louis. l.
the gl"-, al M%r.iauw- T. -. steel"
aud James \. Walker oi this city.
Ahirl Leonard. vii" aud children l"it
Muudny Tor l,uouNill" To- sI"nd ih"
week with Wilhur Johnson nnd family,
Mrs. i.ulwri l,,inuld" left Munda!
~ -Imud ,hi i-tma- with her sister
Mr.. Irorg" M"Math, at Kansas 'ity
Mr.. T.. 4. White. al Minn""la. Mo-.
j. ~" gur-, al her brothers, william.
John aud James Buck, III IA" county.
1hcoloi" Mayer and Miss Frances
Wood l"t "Wednesday for u visit Ia
Mr.. aud Mr,. \. \. Wallar" n, iiunr".
ton.
Carroll i.og>lon aud wife aud Miss
i.ll/ir Blackburn will leave TN, week
tor Garden 'i,y, M",, inr u visit Ia
relatives.
N%lr>amirr D-lorn" aud Mis-, Eil"l
sparks, al Kansas city, M" guests
hi, week at Aubrey Conway aud vii"
ou West, Nortl street,
James Ford, an employ" at ia" Chi
rnru aud Alton. spent Christmas NJ
Frnnktord. "n the short lin" between
Hannibal aud how ling Green.
William l'rir". al ~, Louis, arrived
"Wednesday tor a visit to his mother
aul brother, Mrs. Mar, Price aud
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
MARSHALL = REPUBLICAN,.

~ Na''h NY bh IW'~uaN' t"''H'p'f
18th
Clyde galloway. assistant -uI"rin-
,"uiru' al the Odessa schools. cam"
in Frida, evening Ia spend Christmas
With the family uf his brother. T.. W
HALFWAY. IN this city.
Holland scott lcn Wr,imr-da, for
l,o"n,ill" I" attend u lnrg" part,
given ly Mis-. l;il", stephens of that
city H. homer 81 lrr guest. Miss liuih
Bryan daughter "i William i. bryan.
MR.. !. NJ. l,oiwit-on. who has been
u, the lr,l-idr al her brother. j. q.
Harrison ~ this city. returned Ia her
home NJ NJ Leonard on Friday. Mr..
iinrri-Hu'- condition j. somewhat i'm.
proved.
Miss I.arur Campbell will l"a," Sat.
urln, for Jefferson CITY. where Ill"
will visit .ir. aud Mr.. ,'"orgr
S,ampi,i and will attend the %inaugura.
ration ceremonies al G","rn"r."l'ct
Dwk",t.
Mrs james Guniw IN. the gur-, "l
her daughter. Mr. H. 4. I. smith.
returned To- Nina saturday ait"' nuu
aud ou W,dnr,da, IL" aud Mr.. ,'oui.
win zane down aud will -i"nd Ia"
week visiting.
Rev. Charles T., Thomas III this city
wa- the harp, recipient III n hani-"n"
bibl" ou Christmas morning, with ia"
I.-' wishes at hi ilW'k. This little
remembrance Wa ui mutual plea sure
to both pastor AMI I""pl"
!. :. ". Hun. vii, aud daughter.
Miuiir. left M"nda, mnrnins f"r'"nI,.
~ county. wh"r" they viii Nisi, "la.
,iy.s. Mr.. Han viii attend ~" 49,.
sion al the Trnrlrrs' Ass,win, un u,
| I.i,"r-un ,itA IL fore returning.
I. W. I'rn--"r. al salt LAX" cay.
arrived IN this city this weak from
philadelphia Mr.. l'r"-.rr, VII" ha-
been visiting her pa"nis. u ~ Jus.
tie" nud wife. will return m"N, week
with her husband ~ their hor".
win ia" howl nl"ut the rrnsu- ~.
turn. Increasing IN volume n the hui.
tins come In, "" ~" reminded al tl"
iri',. bat none the "s~ iruthiul SAY.
iug. that "Figur"- don, VI" hut liars
-nmniim"- figure" Miami News.
Miss Mimi" Kline. who teaches III"
Center .rhool north al Shnckrliur,i.
entertained her ~ pupils nn saturday
uigh, with u Christmas tree. Miss
Kline has taught this -,hool Tor three
wears aud has given universal .a'is.
faction.
i. ", Patterson arrived this week.
from an extended stay NJ Hot springs.
he returns Ia H. CONSIDERABLE, i'm
proved, hut not recovered. ,;ror."
Patterson. of indianapolis, j. also
-lwndinp the holiday. ut his home IN
this city.
lbr, Mari" Il, Morris. IA" only lady
outropuih ia saline county, j. -
ably assisted hy her husband, late III
kirksyillr. The, treat all kinds oi
diseases successfully Consulate ON
aud examination Tree, unl"' phone,
$50: %rr-id"nc" phone, J,s. i,.aw
Stops the Cough and Works Oft the Gold.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
IN THE WINTER.
Hsnsons Plaster Is Pa,a's MASTERY

For c,u tis aud coils hnSon's rrrnis
rliNi,rI nrn M iurrMi'nrlly batter rin.
"ly ,ltHn nny oilwr ~ 'rihl ar int rmil.
Their medicinal pfur'ri,,s enter the shin
auI ., sirvgL' Z, Nr SIT "Tihs d.oT.
il,,y rlirN" AL eur" n seated r'h
without d,-inrhin, tie system ar uI'Sr'iin,
Ia stomach. Cough MIXTURES often n,u.
spir. N"u@rn'- plnsi"rS ARE medicinal ~
IA higlr.i ,i'grr, nni piirk',ttr act.
Placed on tho ,..v It ~ back ar "n hp,h
NJ once IN scriui. c,,'s. III" guol "ic I ~
frl.imnr liirly. Va" congestion Yields, ia"
q u,h nlnir- nnl III" breathing Improves.
Lang ur bronchial affections "r kidney
III aus'. nrr curri with tho least p~",Nilio
snll, ring nrl 'Ss 81 time.
ltrnSnn's Iltetrr- Hrr imnnr,snrnhly s'i-
pcrior to ltoll,irnnt, Strengthening. cap
ricum ar any other "'uhiWilun IN plaster
form. They nr" NJ" prri"nil'l" IL "int.
mon's. lnimrn's nni Si',,s.
lirnsnn'- PA, "rS haze received .Hffg.Hrr
higk,st oraris over all %,nmi",i'ofri AMI
mur, than 5000 physicians AMI DRUGGISTS
have declared tli"In - v" nrr oi H." t,w
trustworthy h"is, l,uli remedies. rF s,,o
ly all druggists. ar ~" will prepay lo~ingc
uu ANY number or''rrtl la the nii''i
State, - receipt of -, onrl.
b. sure You fot III genuine. Accept no
imitation ar Nilsii'ut"1
s~r,l,ury y Il 'hu 90 Mfs. Chemists : y.
u, q ALLEN Gio n, OREAk
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28

Weekly Excursion sicrpcrs leave
Kansas City via 'hc m. X. 4 r.
ny. every Saturday NJ O,O5 y. ~.
tor San Antonio. Los Angeles and
San Francisco. First Sleeper leave,
Kansas City. Nav. :Srd.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-09

\oTICE For III RLlCATlON TIMER
= Land Act 1une x Isl | nltrd ~fa1es i+and
once. C0.tur q Ai.u. Idaho, January =. s.ste
Notice i, hereby given that M complain,
NTH the provisions ~ the act ~ Congress ~
Junv b iN-s entitled AN aci for the sale ~
timhcv iant, Ia che states of California. Ore
eon, Nevada and Washington lrrrltorN. as
rNfVudcd 10 aIi 5he fHhliv Land ~tates ~ act
* August ! i>iE Nar.u, - Mright, ~ kAth-
drum, County ~ koNtruai state ~ Idaho, has
this day hlrd Ia tlil> nnic" hi> sworn statement
~ ~. For .ig aaT-fa~t ~ !.it :. ~ Nh
auh " - ~ ~es,t3nn Nn : ia Township
No ~ y Range NJ +. ". II v ana .iil offer
prlof to Show that the iand sought j. more
Vai!an.g tar rs t.aiArr or stone thAn Tar aErl-
c..ltgg.. ;sslr.a4s>- and 80 st@hltsh his elHln
tr >aiu Hutl tt,f4fss ta- Reg, str and Receiver
OF TINS office - tocur a Al"nr, laaao, az,
Thursday th, 9th day ~ Npfi lanh
BE names - illnesses. l,nrnln L fer-
brneh,- iaus.-, . tvrort.'h, William \
Campueil. ai,d eeoret 4 l.andauer. all ~
AthAi. ld4ha.
ANY ANA aIi persons claiming adversely tht
,laAN,s-d,s-, rti4si iaad> ErA r,au ,tcd ta Gill
ihcir r.aiu4s III tins uAlyr uu or ls.fore SAC
+. IT, 81 pIuN6,
iJla Mo Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-09

MOTH, FoR ~ RII, ATG1N TEMa&E
= Land hst iant 4 l-'s tutt,d S3sis > i-sita.i
oAiyr, C,rrur Il AtrHe, ldaitn feNruafy =
N0 Notice s. herrhY given tluti % eonhll-
tUrD WITH fhe PROVISIONS MI ttir aft ai Gun
sr,>, nf .lunr a Isss, entitled IAN aet far fhc
sale az tun,e lands "a th, ~taiVs 9I 1sllF9F-
MIA, prcgnn NeN ada. aud Washington ftrrl-
tury as extended 20 AN the PHeltr land
-itt,-- 10y tct Of august i'1rt Rome hAEtiAau
lf spot ant. ts,nufy of spokane. Stat.'af " ASH
nztou. h.ts this day ned la this oitee mr. >N,'i'
statement No is, Tor the purchase II fhS -
VA ~Wt, SEs4s and NV. SWt. Of section
No - IN Township No % ~ Range No
W. y NJ and Viii offer pruof u show
timt thr land sought Is more v8iuahlr for
itS uni,vr ~ stanr thau tor aarruifaral pur
tpi,,.~ ana a. establish his claim ~ said and
before he Register and Receiver " this onir'
az 1ugur q A!rne, Idaho, on FRIDAY. III, ilth
taN III MAY, f5-s'.
tie names ~ witnesses John " Holmes
Harvey VI Hartman, John Davies, thai4ss
smith AN 90 spokane. Wash.
ANY aud All persons claiming adversely ih'
ahlNt-dcseribed lAuds are requested 90 ult
thrir claims IN tins office on or before s'sie
ti4h dny of May i.sss
y H. RlnIaNG
NJ MI REGISTER.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-09

\-aTIrF pF THE h st NCE OF AN NJ
y tarlm,.nt III ti,E Justice Court .: aath-
drum p.~-.in..t haat,I bal County. Idaho.
T.. T. Manor. plaintiff. ~. Herman ~hrk' ot-
'cndaut.
Notice i hereby z ven that VIII OF at
ta,.hntnt 10 fhv ab, vc-cntttied hcti'h ba
HON is.,i..d ,llt az the said Justice court at
Katbdrnrn pr,.s.tut, fkootenai County. Idaho,
against the property ~ the sdid u .tf'iih',
Herman Sack,
In test iulunS Wherein have hhssaisto sNl
M hand fhts i.th siaJ uf February. lt.0.
JOHN q. KOCH,
ISti,., ~ ~. pea ~ il and for kath6ruEn
prs.in,.t koatanaI (, 4knufy state Of Idaho
EdN In McBae attorney for plaintlH
IN
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-09

NOTICE rus Pr iELICAr .hhPAkI-
y fnent ~ In. fnt.Hinr Land Offce AZ Occur
a. A l,.ut, ldahn Eel Inary IL itsa Naticr -
h, rhv given tl.at lowing named settler
HAS died notice - MI Intention 40 MAKE hil'i
nronf IN Nupnort ~ his riaihl. and that said
rr,nr Nil ~, made bI,fore NJ. :. Lindsay. H. -
Commissioners. az HOpr, iathsA IN har.n
IA t.E VIC ilavh Cninr,i ia. M. i-.r,
rur ih,. ~. sN !. Svc =, Tw y - n, K. |
W., Il. NJ.
lie NAMES the FOL aw!ng witnesses 70 PRIV
his continuous r,ssid. me-, upon and cultivation
az said land VIZ; VI right simpson iin"AF,i
Shipley is~ls u Hennnof, ana " liiian' -
onirk, ala IT Hope Idaho ,4S,
F.3 MO Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-09
ffP' sLNA> COMMITTEE MltII>G


N'-'N'''''i'3E lilf lll'l riNtil'N Di
the weather and unprecedented bad
condition Of roads, Chairman Hc1
man call for meeting in this city II
the republican county central commit
lee brought out d very complete rcora-
aehtation Tuesday. While the invita-
ton |" attend the committee meeting
was quite literally responded L. hy
representative republicans. Nearly
hundred representative citizens Were
present IN Hart 5 han when the meet
ing was called IL order and yor nm
initial assembling fiji a campaign YEAR
more largely attended and enthiisi-
aStlc gathering was never held by TIN.
ftputlllcan party III k0Gtenai cUuntF.
ana II any Wtak-6Tlccd leaders present
iidi u7upts as ~ the republican pan y
oucii d9upto must nave neen etfectua-
y aiSpelled ny the deep interest IN tile
proceedings manifested by all present
ana tile uAppunded enthusiasm which
iouiio frequent expression IN d"aien-
ing applause whenever speaker re-
ieffea 60 party tradition or mentioned
the name 81 leader Of national re-
plte.
Owing to delay in the arrival Of a
NUMBER OF committeeman from the
southern part OF the county, who
started across The prairie IRON Coeul
a Aiene on schedule time but met
with an accident " lneir conveyance
on the road, the meeting dld not gei
down 10 business until after ?. m.
ana II WAS after y before motlon l.
adjourn was entertained.
Well Represented
The roll cali by the secretary show
ed that "a out Of the 3S precincts ii
the county were represented either i
person or hv proxy. it being ascei
tanned that ma joritv Of the precinct
were represented and the meetin
could proceed and transact cuisines
legally. Chairman Hoffman stated til
object of the gathering. following Wit
a short address which Was enthusla
tically received.
The matter Of county convention
was first taken nm and after due co
sideration il was decided that only al
convention be held and that the cor
mittee proceed TO adopt plan Fl
/
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-09
WITH THE NATIONAL LAW -GAkEa-
Digest OF What Congress Has Been Doing
| the Past week.
MASuINnrnN March !

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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-09

-
NeafU0at
Harrison
: Narir,
at@,''h
Haanpe, Kerry
standpoint
N'elenAi
49, a
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E,hirm /
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- :
Pro- f!y.r
1tho
= Efat" /
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..a,.o.-no...n
spirit valley
'.ae'tle"
,.'''9''''H
-
trd.an yr,..h
fls Mountain
'911
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t.r,ut,
Aaestam
Te,a
-rha n,,aa.,. ~ ,.,,in.. =, ,,r;,,,,ri,..
was left 10 the di,.retinnnf ~ nro
einef committeeman motion FL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-31
No GIFT CIRCULARS
ARE TO BE lPERMITTED IN PACK
AGES OF CIGARS, CIGARETTES
OR TOL-4OCO.
INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICIALS
Have Issued a Circular Prohibiting
the Practice-LOcaI Tobacco Com
Germs VIII be Affected by the Cir
cular-The Substance of the Order
and It's Eject.

The Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue. has isued circular, a copy Of
which was received by the local offic-
ials yesterday or will be received to-
day, prohibiting the use of gift certifi-
Gates in TOBACCO packages. The new
order of the department will be o. con-
siderable local interest, from the fact
that one or two Wheeling concerns will
be affected by it. 1t is in line with
a determination recently arrived at by
the internal revenue department, which
resulted in a local concerned being fin
ed $1,000.
The order in its application, prohib-
iting the use by manufacturers of CT
gars, cigarettes, or tobacco when put
in statutory packages, of labels con-
tanning any promise or ocer of, or any
order of certificate for any gift, prize,
premium, or payment of reward"
One or two local firms engaged in the
manufacture of scrap tobacco, enclos-
ed certificate in each package sent out
by them, the certificates being saved
by the consumer, and exchanged for
different small articles of merchandise,
such as pipes, knives, cigar holders,
etc. The gift scheme resulted in large
ly increased sales of the tobacco, but
under the order of the department will
probably be discontinued.
Another scheme which increased the
sales of certain brands of tobacco was
tried successfully several years ago 1t
consisted in numbered certificates, from
/ to 20, the person securing the consec-
utive numbers exchanging them for
some article of value.
Several other tobacconists have used
tue gift scheme in various forms. The
order will affect them, as well as many
cigarette manufacturers whose pro-
duct is sold in Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-31
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY,
A Collection of the Small Events Oh
Each Passing Day.


"A street band of five musicians
made the tour of the town yesterday.
The County Committee on Court
House and Jail met yesterday after
noon and audited bills.
The new building being built by
c. 0. Cberman, on the South Side, is
fast nearing completion.
Henry Robrecht will commence to-
day, to pave Jacob street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
by this evening the new south walk
on the steel bridge will have been COM
pleted as far as the Front street steps.
The walk leading to the Wilson
Ferry on the wharf from Water street
was treated to a layer of cinders yes
terday.
The work of tearing down the
building belonging to the United States
Glass Company on the South Side, is
progressing rapidly.
The St. Paul German Lutheran
church, Of the South Sidey epiehicked
L
church members and friends turned
out and a large crowd attended.
"A new grocery has been opened on
the Island, at, number 80 Virginia
street, by the firm of Brokeoff &
Oliver The latter member of the firm,
Howard Oliver. was formerly in the
employ of the G. F. Paul Co.
Rev. John McCue will hold open
air service at the East End park
this evening at $3.50 o'clock. Subject
Can woman protect her home AMI
her children by the laws of our pres
ent civilization" Text-Eph. 5-25. 4
The members of the Wheeling
Cornet band (colored) are sorry To
hear of the wild rumor circulated
among the various colored churches in
connection with their excursion next
Thursday Intoxicants viii not be
sold on the grounds or boat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-31

Of the South Side, win leave next
week for Niagara Falls.
j. Weir. of Buckhannon. and ]. G.
Crawford and wife, of Fairmont, are
gufsts at the Grand Central.
]. w. Beatty, of Littleton. who has
been at Haskins' hospital for some
time, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. David White entertained the
Hon. Philip Lasere at his home on
South Huron street last night.
MRS. Anna Henderson, of Parkers-
burg, and J. NJ. Berry, Of Huntington,
are registered at the Windsor.
Robert Wait returned yesterday
from a weeks stay at the Beat ALI
| fishing camp. on the South Branch.
Mrs. James Leonard, of South Eoff
street, has returned home, after a
weeks visit with friends in st. Glars
vile.
Manager Wright. of the Wheeling &
Elm Grove railway, has returned from
a two weeks vacation in Pennsyl-
vania.
Misses Maud and Bessie McNicol, of
Zane street, have returned from Steel
Ridge, where they were the guests of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Renner, Miss Lizzie
Renner and Miss Emma Altmeyer are
spending week at the Virginia fish
ing camp.
Mrs. Annie Brandt, of the East End,
returned home yesterday from three
| weeks tour through the New Eng
land States.
Ed. Drummer and John Hansernaur,
both of the South Side. have returned
from a tour of Niagara Falls, Buffalo
and Canada.
Word was received in the city yes
terday that Mrs c. Mueller and son and
two daughters, of the North End, had
arrived in Bremen, Germany.
Prof Ricardo Ricci and wife left
yesterday evening via the Pensyl-
vania lines, for Canada, where they
will spend the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox, who have
| been visiting relatives at Benwood
| and this city, returned to their home
at Clarksburg yesterday morning.
The three Misses Rowles, of Cam
bridge, o., and DR.. T. A. Hanlen, Of
Columbus, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Morris, of the Island, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs S. Keim, of the slani,
| who have been spending three weeks
in the country in Ohio, west of Mar
tins Ferry, returned nome yesterday
evening.
Misses Isabel Pinnell and Flora
Window, of Clarksburg, returned to
their home yesterday morning, after
having been the charming guests Of
| friends in this vicinity for three weeks
past.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Laret and Miss
Banner left on the Panhandle even
| ing train yesterday for Hullett' S
Landing, Lake George. They intend
spending their vacation with their
brother, Mr.. F. w. Banner
D. Dewar, of Warrington; DR..
Bruce Keifer, of Paden's Valley; Miss
| Idonia Watkins, of Van Camp w. B.
Keife and wife, of Sistersville; V. 7.
| Stewart, of Parkersburg; Thomas
Burns, of Elm Grove, and S. T. Best,
of Piney, are the State arrivals at the
| New Park.