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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

Wall paper--l have a big stock
all kinds, ranging In price from &c
to 75c per roll, Do not buy before
seeing my stock j, p. McMickle,
corner 18th and State Line Av-
enue. II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15
For Congress-,
STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
JEFF DAVIS, Of Pope County,
For Secretary of State,
]. w. CROCKETT, of Arkansas County.
For Attorney General,
GEO, w. MURPHY, cf Pulaski County
For State Auditor,
T. c, MONROE, of Columbia county
For State Treasurer,
THOS. E. LITTLE, of Sebastian county.
For State Land Commissioner,
J. w. COLQUITT, of Pulaski county.
For State Superintendent of Public In
struction, j. j. DOYNE, of Lonoke co.
For Commissioner of Mines, Manufact-
ures and Agriculture,
FRANK HILL, of Washington CO.
For Associate Justice of Supreme Court,
CARROLL d WOOD, of Drew county.
For Railroad Commissioner, 2nd and Sd
Congressional Districts,
ABNER GAINES, Of Chicot county
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

A we'll established and good pay
ing business for sale at a bargain
an exceptional opportunity. See
W. K. Kelley, State Line Avenue,
TeXarkana, Ark.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15
FOR pRosEcurTNe ArroRNEY,

We are authorized to announce w. M.
Green as a candidate for recollection to the
Office of Prosecuting Attorney Of the Sth
Judicial Circuit, subject to the action of
the Democratic party.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

Eupion oil makes the best light
ask your dealer for it and take no
other kind. 1t makes a white
strong light. If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce Thos
G. McRae as candidate for reelection
to Congress from this the Third Congress
sional district, subject to the action OF the
democratic primary.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

Boss Hanua's campaign motto Isl
No Congressional or administration
favors for any but liberal contribu-
tors.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

If your gun or bicycle needs re-
pairing, take it to L. L. Lancaster,
at 309 East Broad street. He will
also repair your watch, at reasons
BILE prices. 6-14.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

The worse Hanna can scare the
big trusts the bigger their campaign
contributions will be.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

Now is the time to rent a safety
vault box, at the State Bank of
Texarkana. Convenience and safe
ty combined. 64
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

Those cushionet turn shoes for
ladies are the talk of the city,
Nothing like them any where but
At DeLamar's, 210 East Broad ST.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15
Gun Club Shoot.

The weekly Friday afternoon
shoot of the gun club gave the fol-
lowing results, the number of balls
shot at being 20 each:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

Cotton Belt Chill Tonic for chills
and fever. We will refund your
money II II fails TO cure you,
10 BoyD. DRuaCo.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

Mr.. Mckinley seems disposed to
try little imperial partnership be.
fore starting in the business on his
own hook.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15
Notice Enohre Clubs.

have just received beautiful
line of novelties suitable for Euchre
prizes. With every purchase we
will give free a complete set of
beautiful tally cards.
316 CHAs. S. ERBER, Jeweler.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

Mckinley and Roosevelt are slat-
ed for political turn at the G. A. r.
encampment at Chicago.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

Ono Minute Cough Cure is tho only
harmless remedy that produces lmmodi-
ate results. Try H. Boyd Drug Co,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

There are no better Pills made than De
Wits LittleEarlyRisers. Always prompt
and certain. Boyd Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

All kinds of stringed instruments
at Beasley's-violins, guitars, etc.
Prices very ow. Il
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15
"A Stitch in Time
Saves Mne."

A broken stitch, Ike the
"[Htle rift Gvithm the lutte, -
Is the beginning Of trouble.
liam tired, not ill.,. "H
4OM soon pass a1Oay." al don't betieve
IN medicine" These arc the broken
stitches that lead 10 serious illness. Nature
Is qvsc and IN Hoods SarsapariHS she
has furnished the means 10 take up
broken stitches. Why3 Because o
starts al the root and eieanscS The blood.
Bad Blood --"For years I qDas
troubled auth my blood, my face qvaS
pale, neVer feh qDeh Three bottles of
Hoods SarsaparMa made me feel better
and 9a0e me a teahhy color" Nae Cross.
a Cedar Av., South Minneapolis, Miin.
H6od1 SAJaba@
-s'Q1 aI1l.lll iS.l ZyluKyf
iIoode l,ills cure liver Ills the nohirrltatIng and
oai ea,barue 20 take with lcods Eatsaparlle,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-15

iloode rills cure liver ils the noh,irrltalng and
lall ca.bet,se 70 take with llocds gatsaparilla,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wilson spent Tuesday In
Everett.
Mr.. c. Thomas Hail. Of Tscoma sp.t Thursday
In town
Mir. James A. Moore left "wednesday evening for
New York.
M. and Mrs. II. D. Thomas have moved to iczi
Mr. Charles II. Bsbb has gone to spend the winser
in California
Mr.. r. A. stsoui leaves this week for short trip
10 san Francisco.
MIR. Charles wurtele. Of Victoria. In Seattle .
few days q last week
Mr.. aud Mn :. T. Crawford isfs yesterday TO
spend sunday 10 Tacoma
) Mr.. and MIA O. W. cofis. have retarsed from
an extended Eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs David n. MeKinlay left Thursday 70
spend the winter IN California
Can't aud Mr. Fsrhairne and children isii yestcr
day 10 spend tina winter IN California
Mt Ichn IA Powell has been called 10 Port An-
geles 70 JOIN Mrs Powell, who Is very NJ
Lieut.. r. u. Scott. Y $ r. g s. left ws'ine'-
Mr.. and Mira J. u Waterman, 81 Calvin. o.,
arr visiting tseir daughter. MrS L. z. Neville.
Mn. Tort.on and Miss Frys viii winter Ia San
Franrlsco. the guests 81 Mrs. Herbert Williams.
Mn. II. L. Fcsg mother Of Mrs. J. D. AaoDoa
sail. has returned from visit in san fiassasse
Mi.. Ellen r. Emery a Hanger, Me-, d visiting
hsr brotheY Mr. IA. q. Maddocks. Ia South Seattle.
Cana. aud Mira " X. Cole returned 10 tho naval
cation thursday AFTER = Snort Wait IA san Fran.
eisexo
Mr.. l. = Rove. q 4s East Denny way, vii
leave this week fot san ffApcisoo 20 spend the
Nigtcr.
Mr.. aad Mrs Hertsr, X sneas hase retained
fran CIallsm county. sbess thsy have teen dufing
the pass month,
Nj aud MIA v o. cfsrss. Mis- ssusez aud Mia
E,aiyn Graves iefi 70 Aends, fos sisii ~ Wssh
instsa. u, &.
Mr.. A. Z. Smith. wife ~ United States csnsui
smith, x yictnriA. Is sisltsag Mia. Dsysa MiscneN
Al lsB JhiTfesDth arsnse.
NJ J. q C1ss and NJ irying r. Cois haze NJ
turned ffoa an ssteaicd tpst ~ tbs Las; sad vii
.uenA the winter Al the Bizekwtll
M ana Mrs Trsey Is HosRrtssu and NJ. Faux
r. Ryk.qFtsnn u Maee cits. Mont, haze takea
roorss al the hsiaief Graed Tor the ~intef-
Mr. A u ChAridn. Mr.. a. A. Mead Mr. Hss-
a., a tbs Puatl.nd hotei. Aud NJ lanes Dpcshr
s,t,. al q Portland, ocsagasa boa a. The ofapt
FRIDAY nixht
Mr. and Mrs Joan D Asun. Mn. =. u. Rysn.
Il RsiSua Mou,.. aud Master stuart Asrn hsse re-
s,r1eA fgs4a AZ ertenaed visit abroad Nssses ~tpsik
Aera wAs Ieft AZ ~ tulsn aehcsi. %ew Yea City
M loln A. Whsiiey. a ihls city, Iessss las
wsst a. cslnsxnla. shsse he wia sVend the hsai-
Sstt sSh hiz slfs knf athff rpistifs4 Mn wAas
lsY las hesn 10 csirsuiA - tas lad iss no1ssA3
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bride. was the bridesmaid. After the
ceremony the company retired to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ward
splendid dinner was served Many very
beautiful presents were given TO the
young couple. Mr. and Mrs. ChaTland
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs L. ]. Blakeney, Mr..
Joseph Charland. Mr.: and Mrs. n; 3
f Hnnfh,o MRS Mrs Eedw Mrf Mrs John
Post. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lawes. Mrs.
]. d. Houghton. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r.
Thompson. Miss Mabel +. Ward, Mr.. and
T. Friend. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ward, Miss Win
ona Nav Devoe. and Mr.. Richard f
Powell.
On last Wednesday evening very
pretty ceremony took place at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church. when Mr.. Nor
ton V. HIN and Miss Jennie Head were
dressed in mercerized null and carried
white carnations. The Rev. Major Off
ciated. The bridesmaids were Miss Helen
Finch and Miss Emma Ivey. The
groomsmen were Mr.. Charles T.. Head
and Mr.. David Reinhart. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. HIN are well-known young people.
having lived In this city for the past ten
years. After the ceremony the bridal
party went to Mr.. and Mrs, Hills home;
at 1109 Seventh avenue north They Will
De at nome dIter Jduuary 1.
-
= A quiet wedding took place last Mon
day at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Wood sos Fourth avenue, when
Mr. Gordon G. Cnrha'ev ~ the POST n-
telligencer reportorial staf. was united
In marriage TO Miss Olive ]. Beard. of
Spokane. The ceremony was performed
at noon by the Rev. Albert Sidney Gregg.
and was witnessed by Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
and Mrs. Frederic ]. Stephens. Breakfast
was served Immediately afterward
Miss Margaret Leslie and Mr.. Edwin
Foster Chase were quietly married on
Wednesday evening at the home OF MT.
and Mrs G.. f. Rowe zoos Sixth avenue.
The house was decorated In chrysanthe-
NUNS and California violets- Only the
immediate family and few friends OF
the bride witnessed the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev A. l.. Hutchinson.
A pretty marriage ceremony took place
at the parlors of the Palmer House, Oc-
cidental avenue and Main street, on FRI
day. at o'clock. the contracting parties
being Mr.. Eddie Lowry, of Seattle. and
Miss Elsie Diedering OF San Francisco
Rev. LOUIS r. Bowerman officiating. A
large number Of friends were present.
Mr.. George NJ. Odell and Miss Eva VI.
Peton hothsof Edison. wash, were united
in marriage on December S. at the resi-
dence of the officiating clergyman Rev.
A. ~ Raven. 9
At the home of Mr.. John J.. Ban. on
Monday evening. December 10, Mrs. Mary
j. Cough and Mr.. Lue W Gregson were
married by the Rev. II. d. Brown.
on Saturday, December !, Mr.. ]. Wat
ter Maloney and Mrs Il. j. Payne were
united in marriage at the home OF the
Rev. III. ID. Brown.
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MUSICAL CIRCLES.

Mr.: a. Salvini. late principal tenor OF
the Italian Opera Company. Convent Gar
den. London. is arranging to produce az
an early date Baife's. grand romantic
consisting of the best local talent. is be-
ing selected. and will commence rehears-
ais Immediately. Mrs. W. ]. Grambs, DIR.
Hoffman. and MFR. Alexander viii be
among the well-known singers in the
cast.
Mrs. Isabelle Stewart Worth. formerly
a. weil-known figure in THE Seattle mu-
steal world. has successfully set to mu-
Seven Times Seven 1t is one of the
seasons popular songs.
Miss Clara Spray. who recently leftsSe-
attic to study for the operate stage in
New York city, has been taken in charge
by. Madame Compliant. which means
splendid opportunity for Miss Spray.
-. -
Mr.. Bowman. singer OF note. from
Portland. has come to make his future
home in Seattle. Mr.. Bowman Will sing
for the first time in this city at Plymouth
church this morning.
Miss Barrows, one OF the rnest vocal
lists of Duluth. Mimi, has come to live
in Seattle. Miss Barrows made her frst
appearance in Plymouth church last
Sunday.
first Of January for New York. to be gone
a number Of months.
y -
Mrs Van Ogle leaves the FIRST Of the
year for Europe. to spend some time In
musical research.
Mr.. John Rlackmorc. OF Tacoma. was
In Seattle Thursday.
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CLUn NOTES.

The next regular meeting Of the p. r..
o. Club. Dec. N, will be an afternoon
devoted to the study OF art, at the home
OF Mrs. q. 0. Guy, 28 Eighth avenue
South.
The Emerald Dramatic Club has COM
pleted all arrangements for It's entertain
ment at Ranke hall next Tuesday even
ing. good programme has been pre-
pared consisting of musical selections,
vocal and instrumental. ,sa
Friday evening. November 3d. 1900. the
members of the Rainier Heights Literary
Club were entertained at the home OF
the Misses jackson on Rerton hill The
usual club programme was given ioisow-
ed by entertainment in the way OF pro-
gressive spinet. Dainty refreshments
ware served.
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Sebree. Mr.. and Mrs G. b. Jackson. Mr..
and Mrs w. r. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Carpenter Mr.. and Mrs. A Hit
bruner, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. McCanoghy.
On Wednesday afternoon large dele
cation of ladies of Stevens Woman's Re-
lief Corps. No. l, completely surprised
Mrs. Maggie Applegate in her new home.
on Fourth avenue north and Denny way.
Among those present, were the following:
Mrs. Cooling. Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Barley.
Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Nichols. Mrs Herrick.
Ames. Mrs. HAWTHORNE Mrs Flccok.
Mrs. Drew. Mrs. Heady. Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Westburg. Mrs, Westerman. Mrs.
Warnsholdt. Mrs. Chapman, Mrs.
others.
Prof. ]. Frank Fouche, dramatic
artist of note, gave a most entertaining
recital Friday evening in the Market
street Baptist church.
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ena. Mrs. Flora Thornton; Waterman.
Mrs. A. +. Dean: sentinel. Mr., X. Mont
gomery; guard, Mr.. J. III. Corliss. At
recess a dainty lunch was served.
Rev. r. f.. Mcknight left Wednesday
for Waterviie, where he has accepted
little son. Clay.
Miss Agnes ksrkwood was surprised by
a party of her friends Friday evening
at her home north OF town. A delicate
lunch was served at midnight.
A pleasant little party was given AT the
home Of Mr., and Mrs II. $. Fryar on
Friday evening December "a in honor of
their nephew. who win depart shortly
for his home In Minnesota. The evening
was passed pleasantly in games and So
cial chat.
Mr.. r. Mcfarland spent a few days this
week in Tacoma,
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

On Wednesday evening. December u.
Miss Alice May Taylor entertained
number OF her friends at her residence,
30l Fifth avenue. The rooms were all
prettily decorated with ivy and pink and
white chrysanthemums. Charades. guess
ing and games were played. two prizes be-
ing awarded TO those winning the. most
points. MIR. M. J. Lacey received first
prize and Mr.. Harry Richardson second
prize Those invited were members Of
Loyal Lodge, No. 1856. |. Q. q. t., OF
which Miss Taylor L. an active membsr
Lila Williams. Miss Sadie Edwards, Miss
Josephine Morley. Miss Kate M. Holmes.
Miss Emma Hilton, Miss Jennie Bisher.
diih. Miss Gretchen Haggard. Mr.. Dell
mar Biggar. MIR. Harry II. Randall. Mr..
X. G.. Brand. Mr.. Ira Williams. Mr. J.
w Saunders Mr.. Roy Drummond. Mr.
Louis ID. Falls. MI Carl IL. Reeves, Mir
NJ. J. Lacey, Mrs. =. r. Barnum. Mr.. and
Mrs. J; Greene. Mrs. X Wist Mis- al.
Richardson. Mr.. J. O. callson and Mr.. j.
T. Forsyth. rie
a pleasant surprise party was given
John Nyuuist. In honor OF his birthday.
Wednesday evening. December IA. at his
home, 1903 Fifth avenue. The evening was
spent In games and music. ana az ~
late hour refreshments were served.
Those invited Mere. Miss Emma John
son, Miss Nina Johnson, Miss Maude
Richards. Miss Mabel Mcdonald Miss
Constance White. Miss Jessl. Mechsm.
Miss Nina Mecham, Miss Clio
Hutchinson, Miss Hiima Niguiss,
Mss III, Lillian b. k san Al r,s y Ms
man. Mr. Charles Newman, Mr..
Henry smith. Mr. Else Palmer,
Mr. Charles Datum Mr. James
Huntley. Mr.. Arthur Moore, Mr.. Earl
Wilkinson, Mr.. Warren Pendleton, Mr..
Willie Young. MIR. Henry Jackson. Mr..
Walton Gordon. Mr. Fred Borella. Mr..
Bert short, Mr.. Floyd Horton.
About foriy-fve guests spent the ssen-
ing in games. eharades and singing.
- ~
A marty was given III the home Of
Mr. Rudonh Field. 5il seventh avenue.
on Saturday evening. Various games
were played Mr.. Henry smith and Mr..
Fred Palmer sang a saDg. Refreshments
were served. Among those present were;
Miss Edith Biomquist, Miss Erucstine
White. Miss Mabel MrDonald, Miss Lydia
smith Miss ellie Ellis. Mics Sadie MAY
onk. Miss fso;tie Reed, Miss Carrie VII
son. Miss Ida McRAlniFr, Miss May Nor
ton. Miss Maud Selfriage. Miss Denis
Maynard. Miss Mabel Bowen. Miss .arrie
Bowsn Miss Bessie Davis, Mr. James
HuntIey. Mr.. Fred Palmer. Mr II Fed.
Mr. Charles jackson. Mr.. sid Jas kson.
NJ W Klcy5t Mr. r Gaomnitz. Mr..
r. Newman Mr.. Rudolph Freio.
- -
Last evening double birthday and sur
prise party was given AZ the home 81
Mrs. w r. Wakefield. IN honor Of Miss
Hattie Bidding and Mr.. w. II. Wakefield.
A very enjoy able evening was spent In
PLAYING games Those present were.
Miss Edna Wakefield Mrs Maud Craig.
Miss Edith Bennett. Miss IsoreBa Cloth lec.
Miss LoueIls Dyer. Miss Celia Fairestld,
Canogbv. Miss Carrie Kellogg. Mr.. Ralph
Leach. Mr.. III. A. Wiison Mr.. w. Meeker.
Raw Wakefieid. Mr. Earl Wakefield. Mr..
Claud Craig. Mr. w. -. C. Phelps, Mr.
and Mrs. =. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
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mALTsY SOCIETY,".

MAITnY. Dec. Is ~ Mr. y. ~ Rogers
left Thursday for EllaDshufx 70 be gone
several days
Mr. Chnf3ee Morris has returned from
f.ss dayN Wall Id Seattie.
Hlne Maade o. RsHeF1 isft yesterday
fnr nakar CITY Or whsre she VIII re-
maln several weeks vtFifing hcr sister.
MrxsrJxF.s Evans
Miss fiiiian Siray Il. visiting friends IN
NJ. ~ @. Sanders kas returned from
Fall Eay.
Miss Fushn hap returned - Paradise
l4k.s AFTER a few days vlsst in Seattle
Msss Bertha Mathews arrived here this
.ee+k from Machisat and Ia Visiting her
u&yersty Mr.. and Mrs Henree Mathews
MI A. Butiaf has gone 70 Tacoma for
Mf Andrew BackDan has moved lnto
his rew residence on Boston avenue.
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SUMNER Dec. 1S-Mixs Cora Dobler
has heen visiting this week with friends
In Tacoma
Mr.. Emmett and Mr.. LEONARD P@nning-
thelr cousin Mr. ID. ID. Pennington.
Mrs. y. II. Young has been visiting her
mother tn Seattle this week.
The FpwoYsh League 81 the 81 v.
church gave a party 10 their friends N
the @. a. r. hail Tuesday evening"
Mrs. A. r. Fox. ~ Tacoma. Was this
guest ON Thursday Of Mira. w. III Paul.
hamus.
sumner Homestead No. 81 brotherhood
Of American Ye0mans held their SEMI
annual election 81 officers at their regu-
lowing officers were elected: Foreman.
Mr.. j. G. kincal6. master Of ceremonies.
Mr. John HBmmon. correspondent. Mr..
G. H. Campbell; physician, Mr.. q, W.
Tuel; oyersesr. Miss Lizzie Bremen; lady
Rebecca. Mia AnA& Parker lady Row
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courEyrLLE SOCIETY.

cOtjpEvIIf.E Isnc. is.-~Ar. and Mrr.
Ruffn. ~ Kitsap county, Hpfnf te~
~ a coates aud wife we're Seattle
visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs James Gsiierpis are bonn
from a trip ,e Seattle.
NJ. ~ "a Fnv;e and Mre. Hlihfrt
usyh.rf we're called 10 Wnatc0m last
week on account ~ the sickness ana
death ~ Mrs. carl r. Epgie.
Mr w A. Sunan r. HpsnSng lew
deyw IN town this week.
Mrs ~ a. Herfsi2 returned home from
a trim H. Seattle MONDAY morning
Mr. and Mrs Mvses Mock are home
gain. from tsnaAno island
ar. ri r calhoun returned from he-
attic this wcsk
Nr5rt ucKsr wAnAsf Langley This week
NJ I'm Hatrnrk and Mr.. Fred House.
~ FyeYetf. called ~. old frssffsis here this
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WEDDINGS.

very pretty wedding was celebrated
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs a r
Friend on Wednesday evening. when Mr..
John o. Chariand and Mrs. Grace Ada
line DeNoe were united in marriage. Tney
home VAS beautifully decorated in iVy
and white ribbon. and an arch was made
OF the same under which the contract
ing PARTIES stood. The Rev. Elmer r
Thomson was the officiating clergyman.
Miss winons DeVoe, the daughter 0. the
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COMING EVENTS.

Miss Leora Conn has issued invitations M dance
TO he given at the Queen Anne club hcpss Ffiday
evening, DeTmber a.
circle No IL Ladies' Of the q. A. r. viii bold
their regular meeting at the a. A. n, hall. Second
and James street, Friday. December Il. q
Invitations have been issued for dance TO he
given New Years night at the Queen Anne club
house BY the sesxarcs Gelanai. club Of four young
toan
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lule.TIde Exposition
Of Millinery.

GRAHANS TRIMMERS HAVE
BUSTED THEMSELVES FOR DAYS
PREPARING MIDWINTER Ell
PECTS FOR THE HOLIDAY PAT
RON. UNIVERSAL PRICE REDUC-
TIONS HAVE BEEN MADE. Ell
DERBY WOMEN'S BONNETS.
SWELL EFFECTS FOR THE
YOUNG LADIES. HATS THAT CAN
JUSTLY BE CALLED CREATIONS,
AT
Us and 1-2 First OF the Season
Price.
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Xmas night December Is. at Ranke hail:
many specialtles between dances. prizes
awarded for costumes. prize waltz ard
cal walk. MaEnerss orchestra. Mask
erz Soc, spectators. sc. 80
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HOLIDAY gifts. useful and pleasing.
Cola Glasses You get the beat al Ever
E1le's.
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II I. iuel6es imnerhalb Der pou mir aes
srinbeten NIB iest 10 pnrtbrlbait befaNus
ten
turtle 9afe=0 ieniuooo Golonie
Iiest, babe i'd nod ein gaar Sauisnb @der
gnteS eaub, poraus i6Sne Sarmen pon so
@der unb ouiparts 9smodt perbeu t5nnen.
Gurb oas Settlement tIbrt Der i66ue
sap Riuer". 9ntlang oieiem bate i'd cts
lide Glide. bic 6eionbsrS uennensIpertb
iinb. neil ne iih we9cn Der yase ali benz
8iper NIB Der Rabe ;Ir Staot NIB Greame.
m, porsiislid iiir BiebarmSeis neu.
Vie 0urembnr9cr riibmen lid oamit, baB ibr
Excitement IN benz i6oniteu Sbeile Der
Surtle cafe 6olonie liegt. NIB ba es nidt
lan9e oauert bis oa5 ipilbs 9dub bort all III,
ioatcu sic mir balbm0eli9it idreiben ober
mid beiu6en, penit Gle ein eutes Stiid
2aub inter eanosleIteu wiui6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

Ressr Gum Stationsarat): rSerr
Oottor, tommen sic idnen, benz 40s
nia gambo 1T bic @rete i'm gals ites
d:n seblieben."
Mrat: nWds fir cine Grdte2"
Reger: Die LANCE @rete bonn Mi1s
Iipnsbaus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

Cine plDtt.de STfdItuns fam iid
leidt in cen GRnsfelr Reg Ridens feitz
feben urb &umbaec lit bic Ii6ere
-Holge; absr irenhc ct. Satobs Del
en-, unb cine iifsre Seiluns pirb bic
balbise Sclse fetn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

6dusberr: .Seba, sic S9lingsf,
hab' td sic enbli4 ertpiidt! so cine
Ere6bett, meinen 8ursunoer gu
trinfen!"
8ebienter %(ftummslnb): r4d, ents
ihulbiaen Sic nur, Mr. Smith,, =
i6 traut bas @lGsden ia muir auf
sssbre @efunbbeit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

(sSnfsrat.) - Doctor Der pbiloios
pbie fuht Stelung in einem Cirrus
ais hummer 4usuit". 8riefe ere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

.@nGbiges Jrdulein, baben ba als
lsrbines elnen rsisenosn 2anbiiB -
aber fitlen sic bod ni4t seitpeiie
9~angneile9"
r@h Min, mir rsfommen ia Gott
lei Sait 10 tpenia 8eIu9!"