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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-17
POLITICAL.
NOTICE 10 REPUBLICANS.

y. !
Suggestion meetings will be held on Sat
urday. August IS, 1900, at s 10 clock p. H..
in all OF the districts in Ohio county. cx-
cept Liberty and ,Richland. which districts
Will hold their meetings at o'clock p. m.
for the purpose OF suggesting delegates
The meeting places will be MS follows:
House. 81 z. -
Madison ,Distriet-Island Hose House.
Clay .District-Odd Fellows Hail.
Union Dstrtct-Polce Court Room.
Centre 'District-Hnrtmann' Hall. cor
ner Of Twenty-third and Market streets.
Webster D!strict-Pythtan Castle.
Rltchie yDlstrict-Knoke's Hail. No. 35lo
Triadeipkia Dlstrict-K. of P. Hall. Elm
Grove.y .7ts5..''ss z, - t7 =
Liberty District Centre School House. I
Richland .District-Brick School House.
PRIMARY ELECTION.
Primary election6 will be held on Sat-
urday. August IS, 1900. from the hours Of
Il o clock "a m. to Z. o clock p. NJ, In all
Iberty and Rishnnd s,rc.s yhere
polls will open at ! O'Clock p. m. and close
at Z o'clock p. p.e 'sf.3
!. At the said primary election there shall
be elected one candidate for Judge OF the
to the County Convention. The districts
are entitled to and shall elect the follow
ing number OF delegates:sJ ID
Washington Dlstrict-Nine (9) delegates.
Madison iDIstristIEisht - delegates.
Union Dlstrict--Eight ~ delegates.
Centre District-Seysn ~ delegates.
Webster Dlstriet-Eight 49, delegates. |,
Ritchiei Distrlct-Nines 10Y Delegates.
Richland DistrictlTWoS Z Z, u deissates
The voting places for the Primary Elcc-
ton will be held at the following places:
~ Washington District.
'Yigilant. Engine House, city.
Hose House, Fulton
CIT. Scales, at. Tenth and Mccolloch
Madison District.
Island. Hose House.
Henry Hoop s. northeast corner Of South
Penn and Ohio streets ts7s
Clay District. q
Old jail. zi>, n q Y,
Union District.
Police Court Room.
Centre District,
Hartmnnn's Hail. northeast corner Of
Market and Twenty-thIrd streets.
Webster District.
No. 1903 Chapline street
Squire Schultze's office. corner OF Thir-
ty-third and Chapline2 streets.
Richie District
No. 1908 Jacob street.
No. 1893 Jacob, street. ~
School House at east end of Twenty
ninth street, =
Triadelphia District.
Leatherwoods School House.
I Elm Grove, Mayors Office.
Triadelphia, Green's Hotel.
Glendale, School House.
Liberty District.
Valley Grove. School House.
West Liberty. White School House.
Potomac. H. c. McCammon's.
Richiand District.
/ Glenn's Run School House.
Brick School House,
+ All delegates Y elected under this call
shall be entitled to one vote each in the
County Convention, and shall have the
right to appoint their own alternates.
COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
The County Convention for the purpose
OF nominating four az candidates for the
house OF delegates, n county surveyor, md
selecting two (e) judicial and two (2) SEM.
torial confereos from each district, will be
held in the 3eseeondl Branch OF Council
Chamber. Wheeling, VIVA. on Saturday,
September ]. 1900! at q o'clock r. m.
BY order Of the Republican Executive
Committee Of Ohio, county. .-4a. N
w. H. HolRRN,IsH.
w. ]. LYLE, j:
49, rfalri'y-- SECRETARY > 49, anil :
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

Shcrifr-D. H. Taylor.
Prosecuting Attorney-Frank w. Ncsbltt
Assessor Getty Dist)-Addlson Israel.
Assessor Country Dist)-Lester Smith.
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Governor Beckham, OF Kentucky.
who, by the way. was not elected gov
crnor. has called an extra session OF the
legislature to tinker the odious Goebel
law.
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FAMILY WASHING

Rough Dry Washed, starchod and
Dried 8 cents per pound. lt3I-,
Flat Work, Washed and ,Ironod, s
centB por pound. ~
por pound. At LUTZ BRoS'.llQj.,
Home Steam Laundry. 4, !
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1t is current report that the 1ntcllgcncer
Isn't pleased with Hon. Webster Davis
Register.
On the. contrary. 1t is eminently sat
listed: especially since his speech at
Wheeling Park.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-17

The death OF ex-senator John ]. In
gals closes a very stormy and likewise
brilliant career.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-17

Mr.. Bryan us camera farmer" is {
glitterins SUCCESS.
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subjects for conversion to Davis new
views will refrain from making Inquiries
inbout perforated hints; there Is reason 10
believe that the Democrats will get Tie
worth OF their money, and TINT Davis will
not regret his declinntion OF 623 invita-
lions to speak elsewhere.
The Times Is assured that Mr.. Davis
has come and gone and that his was
the only speech Of the evening. twas
"A beautiful speech, the way political
speeches go, but made very little Inn
preston on his hearers. The 1ntellI-
gencer addressed to him some remarks
about perforated hats for which he
designated this paper a vile selxer."
but which did not answer that or any
of the other multltudinous charges
made against him. He did denounce
on the stage as lie an AssqcIated Press
dispatch which appeared In the 1ntelli-
Egencer. That was all he cared to refer
to. The other statements were simply
unanswerabe. II Y;
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The New York Sun makes this very

The New York Sun makes this very
pertinent observation, on Bryan's ayow-
ed purposes In case shelis! elected:
III Bryan should be elected. and II q
Democratic house should he elected. and
/ II Bryan should convene Congress In ex-
itraordlnary session In March. 1901. TO hGul
down the American flag in the Philippines,
and if Bryan and q Democratic Congress
should be able 10 do that shameful thing,
does any human being believe that tho
same Bryan and the same Democratic
Congress would not fuse the same extra
session 10 haul down the gold standard
and TO haul up sixteen to ono, or at least
to attempt 10 do that shameful thing?
Imperialism Is paramount only to cover
the paramopntcy Of sixteen to one: to
covert until time and opportunity shall
arrive. g5isS ~
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& y Hfl i H--
tive got a lille touch Of indigestion .
says one man. Another says, nv
stomach feels a Willie out Of sorts. y It
is Just such little things which if neg
Elected mean the tota! loss Of health.
The one medicine for disorders and
diseases of the stomach and organs of
digestion and nutrition is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. It increases
the activity Of the whole digestive and
putritive system, clears away obstruc-
tons, stops the loss the body sustnins by
undigested or partly digested food, puri-
fics the blood from the poisons resulting
from imperfect digestion, and increases
the secretions Of the blood making
glands. - Golden Medical Discovery
has a wonderful record Of cures Of So
called /" hopeless - cases, .i.t.t s
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~ { ! > 3 -
public affairs counts for a great deal In
3thc senate OF the United States. Nc
iGraw has no experience whatever. The
people cannot understand why; Senator
Davis and his brother should Join Nc
iGraw in 3dlspiacing Sanator Eikins, but
this seems to be their purpose at pres
emit The state Is Republican and en-
titled TO elect "a Republican senator.
The business interests of West Yir-
iglnia are concerned in this election.
and are particularly interested In the
election OF a United States senator. All
agree that Colonel Davis cannot bent
Mr.. Dayton, but that he will be returns
ed with a good majority. Il
Bat the Republicans must be on the
lookout: The frauds perpetrated at the
last election will undoubtedly be att
tempted this year. One OF the most,
,glarlng offenses against the ballot box
was successfulgln McGraw's own home,
Taylor county. This was proven by the
report, of the grand fury Of that county,
composed Of Democrats as well as Re-
;publlcans. and the conclusion was
unanimous. That report concludes with
these words: IS IS i, 81.
..At q circuit court held for tho county
OF Taylor at the court house thereof, on
the 10Th day of April. 1899. we. tho under
signed grand Jurors for the term Of 1879 OF
the circuit court of Taylor county, have,
4 fully, and carefully examined Into the n :
legged election frauds at the election held
In November, 1898, and herewith submit all
the testimony taken therein to the Judge
Of our circuit court " FL siEs s 80
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'.rhe testimony taken before the COM
mittee OF the house OF delegates was read
IN lull by, the secretary OF the grand jury.
\ OF this grind jury that there had been a
felony committed upon the ballots OF Pre-
cincts No. md MOI s district and No. .
and No. OF court house district. 4
The Democrats have been trying to
get away from this official condemna-
ton, but they can't do 1t. 1t remains
there On record to their everlasting dis
honor. With these matters before them
ara the people to be DISTINGUISHED again
under the able direction of the "Nnlgh.
OF tho Purple. Pencil?" We believe not.
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li[l!s;ly Institute.
CLASSICAL,
MILITARY,
ENGLISH.

ID 10 n
Military, department, In charge q Np, 4
officer OF the United States Navy r,. ~
received from seven years ur, Fla i,
mcnt OF students Friday, August: iii
10 u. m. First day OF camp, MSs. sisSS,
September 3. Hecitations begin Mo u4
September Il. ~
BOARD OF TRUSTEES j, I,
\. J. Clarke. Esq, president; Ri ;tSs !.
DicEcy. n. b.. secretary: il, c. Rls,tss
ESQ.,. treasurer; William Il, SlmpsS,Iis;, sS \,
John J. Jones, ESQ.,, Hon, NJ Y, MIX
John $, Mayor. Esf,, AugnISt f. u.
ESD. Hon. ], D. Sonmcrrsllc. -. tp' Ma
?. Hubbard, Henry NJ. Raas.ll. E. -
liam +. Stlsoi, ESQ., b! Mailer fsN'''ss,'1''
ESQ, William H,9liearnp. Esit ,rl.
Baine c. Dent u s. Navy. Con'N'44s"
ant. y. !, AZ
For further particulars call on 9 9, X X
dress any member OF tile pnTatss II
Trustees. tho Commandment. or LSTs,t.
}ril!ca. A.. Nj. No, 30 Main ntrtet Nj;
Ing. W. vn&5 3.liS ~ I
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Mr.. Thos. II. Rudasill, OF Henry, Lincoln CO.,
N: c., says: AFTER having suffered from iuaction
OF the liver and all the troubles usually attending
such condition for over twenty ycata. aud hay.
Ing deluged my system with floods of medicine
from every available source, and being only
temporarily benefited thereby, applied 10 your
institution for treatment You instructed me to
covery, which am now doing, Although uu.
able TO strictly follow directions have derived
more actual benefit from the few bottles have
taken so far than from all the other remedies
together 4 70 40 <, 9 ril9
Allow me to thank you for your prompt and
good received from Il" 80 ~. -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

fNEANTED-AA GOOD GIPI, = ~.
IVY. SISTin general touse wort ~. AS
70 MRS. JAMES iNtcC CAM S ;ytS Appp!l
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Eastertide gayeties were ushered IN
last night by a ball given by the Secre-
tarv OF War and Mrs. Root in honor OF
their young daughter. The 40 guests
danced the evening away in the beautiful
ballroom on the second floor, which, like
the remainder of the house, was arts
ticallv adorned with spring blossoms ana
Mains The dancers included the Hon.
Audrey Pauncefotc. the Misses Bates, Miss
Cassini. Miss Cassals. Miss Barber. MISS
Paulding. Miss Hegerman, Miss tlagei''
Miss Ffouikc. Miss Boardman, Miss Juha
Foraker. thc Misses Grigss, the Misses
HtcbcocL Miss Hawley Miss Flora VII
s,n Miss Callaudet Miss Brown. Miss
Daisy Wilson Miss Adola Greedy, MISS
CUSHING Miss Allen. Miss Hortsmann.
Miss Hopkins Miss Hasner, Miss Eliza-
beth Hume. Miss Lay Miss Mchenna. MISS
NcComas. Miss Mcmillan. Miss McNcaEh'
Nies Merriam Miss Newlsnds. Miss Pat
Ten. Miss Satterlee Miss Sanger. MISS
Siebert Miss Ward Miss Wallace. MISS
Webb Miss Rose Wnllach. Miss Wetmore,
Miss Davis. Miss Rochester Miss gilmore
Miss Sands. Miss de Peyster, Miss LamIt,
Miss Harlan. Miss Kellogg. Miss sloan
and Miss Flack Of New York. Mr.. ADAMS
the Danish Minister Mr.. Brun, Mr.. Berry
Mr.. Capps. Major Russell, Mr. SAMSON.
Dr. Vincent Mr. Gillett. Senior Romero
Mr.. Poe Mr. Merriam Mr.. Johnson. Mt
Helen. Mr Boardmau. Mr.. Brown. ME-
Wadsworth. Mr. Dickinson. Mr.. Ri'haIa-
son. Mr. $ II. Tiney. Mr.. Conklin, Nj.
Mitchell Mr. l.. Mckee, Mr. Austin, MT
Andrews. Senor AzpiroE. Mr.. Allen MI
Breckenridge. Dr. Won BohIen. Lieutenant
caldwell Or. CLAYTON. General COrbin, Mr.
Dinsmore Lieutenant Edie Mr.. Ftoulhe
NJ. Goldsborough. Mr. Wilcoy Mr.. Wood
hull. Captain Hardee Mr.. u. Mckee. Mr.
Bonapartc. Mr.. Hopkins Mr.. Elkins. Mt
bingham Mr.. Foraker. Mr.. Paifrey, Mr.
Cushing. Mr. Peter. MIR. Cobb. Mr.. Rogesj-
whisky. Senior Pastor, Mr.. Rogers. Mr.
Richardson, Senior Rieno. Major Simpson.
Captain Squire Mr. Siebert. Count Kan
owsN. Mr.. Mcpherson. Mr. Postlethwaite.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-17
AT The THEATRES.
The crnpd-PoIite Vaudeville

If person wants TO provoke sp5nia-
neous. infectious. and continuous laughter
from himself then the New Gland is the
place for him this week. Certainly every
one OF the immense audience last night
Will bear Witness TO the verify OF the as
sertiou. And the cause Of 90 per cent OF
an the hnarity. past and to come, was
Little Fred and his acrobatic dogs, pony
and Dig. from the Winter Garden, Berlin,
now forming the star attraction OF Full
pora's Fashionable Vaudeville Company.
Bsrnes and Sisson. in their nonces ,ript
sketch "A Marriage Broker are exceed
irpIy pleasiug because tteir work shows
intelligence and point Mabel Sisson IS a
most attractive ornamental feature OF tie
act. Melville and Conveys comic juggling
is good In spots. but on the whole was well
liked. George G.. Davis the mimic and
mopologist. is agreeably different from
others of his species. and while he may
not hit every taste he cheered up the ma
iority OF his auditors sufficiently TO earn
several recalls. The second half Of the
programme is fully equal TO the first a-d
contains as its chief feature Mr. aud Mrs.
Sidman. who present. for a few rest
full moments" so the bill states. the
sketch. Back Home" II is a New Eng
land idyl which they portray in faithful
and artistic style. The Brothers Forrest
are clever musical clowns. Josephine Gass-
man and her pickanuinies were entertain
ine. and Cook and Clinton. as marks
women hit the marks on stage and in
front. for they are attractive In appear
auce as well as crack shots.
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Millions Giysn Away.

It is certainly gratifying TO the public TO Know
~, an. concern which Is not afraid TO be generous.
The proprietors Of DR.. King New Discovery FOR
Cor.uInption. Coughs and Colds have given
away over ten million trial Hrtt.e' and have the
satisfaction Of knowing % ha- cured thousands
- ta,,,lcss .-,.s Asthma Bronchitis Ia Grippe,
= Id al Throat Che-t and Lung diseases are surely
I'D hv H. Call on Henry Evans, 022 st,
Sz--S - get a free trial bottle. Regular
: Every bottle guaranteed
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kernau..-carr's Indian Mnidens.

Two large audiences witnessed the mix
ture of mirth and melody provided by
Frank b. Cars Indian Maidens' at Ker-
mans Lyceum Theatre yesterday. fhe
programme offers novelty in the opening
farce. which is entitled "Pocahontas. and
has TO do with the adventures Of Capt.
John smith The piece offers many oppor-
unities for the display Of handsome COS
tunes by score OF pretty girls.
The Clio. which follows. is length and
entertaining Mar Sisters. in songs and
dances. were followed by Tom Nolan and
Cora White 10 a funny sketch, dubbed a
Tramp's History" Mr Nolans parodies
we're well received and earned Tor him
several sneorCs. Tho rest Of the olio in
rIuded Campbell and Do~e ia a really good
musical turn. Dick and Kitty Kumins, IN
The Mad House" Mile. Der0ssett IA
clever gun manipuatons; Conroy and Nc
Farlane. 10 a sidewalk talk and Emma
earns. the female baritone, Eho made a
distinct hit.
The performance clases with buflesqHe
entitled Partisan Follies" which intro
duces the entire company and combines
some Iscy features, including an Oriental
mas ma Ia. Altogether. il is an enjoyable
bill and worth seeing.
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THE PHILIPPINE COMMISSION

Expenditures On Its Account Made
Known to the senate.
In response to a Senate resolution the
President has transmitted to that body
statement of the expenditures on account
of the Philippine Commission. They were
as follows; Compensation Of Commission
ers $50 1000. per diem expenses. S1i.53I;
TRANSFORMATION. sl3,6S3. secretary and
clerl, hire. 81. 500, Office rent. stationery.
etc. sl5O4l Total. Sll7.lS5.
General Otis and Admiral Dewey re-
ceived no compensation for their dutien
in connection with the commission.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-17

Mr. J. W. Jaros, resident partner at
New York Of Mariaui d Co. OF Paris,
France. Mrs. JaIcs. and Mr.. jacques Mari
ami are at the Raleigh. Accompanied by
NJ Angel Mariani they viii leave for
Paris next week on the French steamer
La T0uraiue.
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Ships AND ARMOR PLATE
The Naval Appropriation Bill Dis
cuSsed in the House.

Mr.. Cummings FnVorS the Construc-
ton of Some ships mt Navy Yards
He Discusses the Question OF
SheathinE Vessels - Mr.. hitch'n
Gives Notice of an Amendment.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-17

Is the best
medicine for
the stomach,
blood. liver,
and nerves. Il
cures CON
STIPATION,
INDIGES-
TION. DNS-
PEPSIA. Bill
IOUSNESS
invigoratcs
the liver and
strengthens
the kidneys.
When you ask
for Il. be sure
you get the
genuine.
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Mr.. Pulido. Mr. Del Viso, Mr.. r. Wallach,
Mr. Westcott Mr. Gallaudet Mr.. Hen
derson. Mr.. r Hit Mr.. Huidekoper, Mr..
Horstmann, the Messrs Howe Count Won
Hacke. MIR j. Howard Mr.. Kellogg. Mr..
Lowther. Mr. Max Muller, Captain Ma
comb and Major McCawley. The music
Of the evening was furnished by the band
from Fort Niger.
Mrs. Root returned Saturday from a
visit to her SON Elihu jr.. who has been
quite III with fever at Hamilton College.
Another pretty dance was given last
night by drs Reyburn whose spacious
home on Connecticut Avenue was the cen
ire Of attraction for the younger beauN
and bellies whose formal entrance into the
social world is pleasure still to come.
The Mexican Ambassador and Sonora de
Azpiroz entertained at dinner last night
when their guests we're the Chief Justice
and Mrs. Fuller. Justice ana Mrs White,
Justice and Mrs. Gray. Justice and Mrs.
Brown. Justice and Mrs Mckenna, Justice
Brewer and Miss Brewer Senior and Sonora
Code. Sonora Perez and Senior Romero.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone Albert gave
a beautifully appointed dinner last night
for their daughter. Miss Jane Albert, whose
marriage to Mr.. story Will occur tomorro"
I'm addition to the bride elect ana her
Gsnce. together with the group Of wedding
attendants. the guests included the parents
of the groom Major and Mrs. story. who
have come on from Governors Island,
where the former is now stationed, and
Miss Hitchcock.
Miss Vivian Sdrtoris will leave today
for New York. TO visit Mrs Francis. IEe
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onensiNe Even to MyseIf.-F. A Bot

offensive Even TO MYSELF. A. Bot
tom druggist COokshire, Que, says: For 70
y,,fs { suffered from Cstarrh My breath was
YER, offensive even to myself. tried everything
hsd r. uroclsim them no good at all l was in
duccd to Ivy Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
cot relief instantly after first Application. IL
cured me and | am free from all the effects oil ~.
rnond. & Williams, Third and Pennsylvania Ave
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-17

The Christ Child Society will absorb the
fashionable attention Of tomorrow after
noon. The hundreds Of prominent matrons
and maids connected with the society have
been actively interested for weeks past
i'm the entertainment which they will give
at the Columbia Theatre to raise money TO
carry on their good deeds. The Misses
Kieckhoefer. now of New York. we're
wonderful musicians when as little girls.
they resided mere before going to Europe.
where they studied four years.
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lace. In the tea room the houors we're
shared by Miss Louise johnson. Miss Car
rigau. of Arkansas. and Miss Jones.
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40 AUoid Great Faults,
Beware of Small Ones.

So, also. if you qUould be free from
serious diseases, bezuare of the little germs
of badness in your blood. That small
pirlpie. that little distress IN the stomach
calls 70, Hoods Sarsdplrzla to preVent
the Development of dyspepsia, Serotala'
or some other painful disease.
Dizzy Spells -" Sudden dizzy spells
quoutd make my hands and side rar'l5
and / could not zvork. Took Hood Sar-
sapardla and I an, a zvca man. Fred v
Haaoch, Bor 81, South Kent. CT.
DO not take any substitute qDhen you
can for Hoods SatsaparaLa. Rerlef1ber
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-17

Mr.. f. A. Vanderlip the First Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury. entertained a
dozen guests yesterday on board the
revenue cutter Window. The party was
made I'd Of Mrs. Gage and her house
guests. and the trip Of twenty miles down
the Potomac and back was made during
the afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-17

The musicale to be given by the Legion
Of Loyal Women. under the management OF
Mrs. Florence Donohue. will take place at
the residence Of Hon. James Tanner. oOl
NJ street northwest Mrs. kittie Thomp-
son Berry. Mrs. Hattie Meads-smith' Miss
Bertha Frances Wolfe. Mr.. Charles r.
crosby. Mr.. J. Walter Humphrey. Mr. Al
bert Wolnungen. Mr.. J. Barton Miller,
Mr.. Arthur E. YunIt. and Master Norman
Dalv have kindly consented to appear for
the occasion. The affair is for the charity
frnd of the Legion. who hope that their
friends will respond Literally.
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Another pretty dance was given last
night by hrs Reyburn. whose spacious
home on Connecticut Avenue was the cen
ire Of attraction for the younger beauN
and bellies whose formal entrance into the
.ncial world is q Measure still 10 come.
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SOC to Sl.25.
25c Toilet Articles, &c.

Bristie Hair BuI,hos-Celluloid, Shell. and
Rubber Dressing Gombs-Clothes BRUSHES
Tooth and Nail Brushes Face Powder-to!d
Cream. and Campbor lcc-ail 25c articles
today &C.
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W. b. r. * g., and Warmers Coutil and
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54-inch fine All-wool Navy Blue
Cheviot-for skirts-worth SiO0. one
day only. and not more than yards
TO customer.
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Miss Vivian Slrtoris will leave today
for New York. TO visit Mrs. Francis. the
daughter Of the Chief Justice and MIS-
Fuller. She will be absent week Or ten
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