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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09

subseouent 10 the capture OF Bloemfon-
tein. this apathy towards military hap
penings and interest i'm civil and COM
Inercial possibilities Is likely 20 gain
such quick hold that soon the war
will almost be forgotten.
A REMOTE POSSIBILITY.
The contingency OF President kru-
gers still undefeated forces scoring
any victory OF consequence over Lord
Roberts is generally regarded as SO
remote as TO be scarcely worth men-
ton. The occupation OF Pretoria, ac-
cording TO the man-in-the-street SET
tied the whole matter.
In view of all the premature re-
joicings which Lord Rosslyn's incor-
rect press dispatch caused last week, X
Ia interesting TO note that the aristo-
cratic young journaliS Ia enemy re-
membered in London Tor MS ulVertin8
appearances in Hyde Park at the PERI
cd when he had given up the stage TO
edit the Scottish Life.
MRS. GLADsToNEs CONDITION.
The serious condition OF Mrs. Glad
stone has caussd Il. Il. O'Connor. Nj. r..
10 write to NJ. A. +. giving some hither-
In unpublished "reminiscences or the
aged partner OF the great Statesman:
"Just after their marriage" says Mr..
O'C,nnor. .Mr. Gladstone, who had al
ready been minister asked her, snail
I tell you nothing. and you can say
anything, or, shall / tell you everything
and you can say nothingT She chose
the later and he told her everything ard
she never told anything"
Those who believe that Great Bri-
tain's navy, would, In case OF war. prove
nearly as full OF anachronisms and mis-
MANAGEMENT as the South African cam
paign proved the army to be, have re-
ceived confirmation OF their fears by
reason of the severe structure passed by
the admiralty on the irregularities OF
the target practice, and reports thereon
among the fleets now in commission.
The admiralty practically declares that
the percentages sent In are worthless.
In a circular to all the commanding
officers the admiralty says:
SERIOUS REPRIMAND.
practice appears to have been car
ried on without a supervisor. the COM
missioned targets were not property
checked, and teh markers were noe
drawn from another Ship
Such serious reprimand IL likely to
have the desired effect OF enforcing the
regulations this year, at any rate. and
at the same time, of considerably de-
creasing the efficiency in marksmanship
with which the British navy has been
credited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09

Is made conspicuous. The desire for
little trimming is apparent and seldom
will the beauty of the garment be mar
red by so much as band OF ribbon.
Developed in all over embroidery with
low neck corset cover OF shell pink
silk. this new bodice made its startling
Newport debut. II was a bit dificult
to tell where silk ceased and flesh be-
gan. so perfectly matched were the two
Though this last Innovation In the
world OF dress liz the most daring I've
ever encountered. il is also the most
artistic. Women with fine shoulders
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09

ant. II may be modified by adding
sugar and milk.
There are a number OF old fashion
ed remedies for putting the blood and
liver into good condition. Among
these are sulphur, cream OF tartar
and Rochelle salts. The danger In
using the latter is that one IN likely to
take cold easily after using IL.
i am an earnest advocate OF the
benefits TO be derived from walking.
i never permit n day to pass without
taking some exercise Of this sort. A
walk OF several miles every morning
is what most OF us need. or course.
no one may expect TO start out with a
long stretch and not feel fatigue.
Those who are unused To pedestrian
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09

Rochester. N. Y. June 9.--General r..
s. Otis who is TO be the city's guest
next week, accompanied by his wife
and daughter and Captain Leighton OF
the United States army arrived in
Rochester at 3:15 O'clock this morning
coming through from Chicago on the
Lake Shore and New York Central.
He will make flying visit 10 his old
country home on the Lyell road just
outside the city line and leave for
Washington some time today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09
SMALLPOX AT MANCHESTER.

Manchester. n. H., June s.-Dr.
George Cooke OF Concord. smallpox 'ex-
pert. has been here today at the request
OF the Manchester Board OF Health. and
under the direction of the state board OF
health. Dr. Irving A. Watson Of the
latter board accompanied him.
DR.. Cooke made an exam,n3tion OF
the alleged cases OF smallpox and rend-
cred "a report that he found three cases
OF varioloid and two cases Of modified
smallpox. His report sustains that or
the Manchester Board OF Health.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09
uEs MONIES SALOONS REOPEN.

Des Moines. June s.--The sixty ss-
looms OF Des Molnes which have been
closed for hve months will open today.
Judge Bishop Of Polk county district
court yesterday. dissolved the tempor-
airy injunction secured by the Minis
ferial association and anti-ssloon
WORKERS. The saloons will remain open
permanently. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09
MRS. RowLAHp's ADVICE ON FOOD AND EXERCISE.

exercise should begin by walking a
mile the first day. a mile and a half
the second day. two miles the third
day. four miles the fourth day and
Ave miles the NTH day. Never walk
until exhausted. Those who are not
physically able to stand the fve mile
course will be able to Judge what they
can endure. and the distance may be
Increased more gradually. The scale
I have suggested In for persons OF
moderately good physique Those
who follow this regime will soon nnd
themselves stronger and better. Move
briskiy when walking and with some
definite goal In view.
MARY SCOTT ROWLAND.
New York City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09
WILL PREACH M ROOF GARDEN.

New York. June s.--P. w. Radcliffe.
the evangelist will tonight begin n Sc
ries OF meetings in a roof garden fitted
up on the Merritt building at sth ave-
nue. and 18th street. AS an inducement
the visitor may buy ice cream or cool
ing beverages in which intoxicants
form no part and other light refresh
ments with which he may regale him.
self while listening TO noted divines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09

Chicago. June o.--At meeting last
night of the Building Trades Council
che secretary was instructed TO notify
vhe Building Contractors Council that
che Building Trades Council has re-
uuested the unions affiliated with IL to
appoint committees for a conference I'm
accordance with the suggestion OF the
contractors I'm discussing the proposed
conference. The hope was expressed
that IL would result In settlement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09
woUlu-sE lYncHtRs folltu.

New Orleans. June s.-The Jail at
night by a mob that had determined to
lynch Henry Askers and Ed. Russ, me-
groes. charged with sssaulting and
numbering a white girl 13 years old.
The sheriff had beer informed 81 the
nob's plans and secreted the prisoners
hcfeys the jail Eas attacked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09

Il PERSON who takes little ex-
~ ercise In often troubled with a
sluggish liver. No one whose
bodily organs are not In good working
order can hope to have a good skin.
The cure for that state. Of course. is
the permanent removal Of the cause
by means Of proper exercise and food.
Sometimes heroic measures are neces-
sary to get the blsod into proper
trim. Once the blood is thoroughly
cisansed and the machinery OF the
body In good working order. two gob-
lets ~ hot water should be swallowed
before breakfast each morning and
two before geins 70 bed at night. If
the taste OF the water In too unpless-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09
Crops lNIuRtp sY STORM.

Guthrie. o. T.. June s.-A terrific
wind. hail and electrical storm visited
this section yesterday. Thousands OF
acres OF wheat were ruined by hail and
wind. much corn and cotton riddled
and many orchards stripped OF all
fruit In one township northwest OF
here many farmers lost all their crops.
and the damage vii aggregate many
tkouSxuds Of dolIayB a LA-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09

"CycIOne' Shot Down After He
Had Murdered a Deputy
Sheriff at indianapolis.

indianapolis, June 9.-Thomas Jeffer-
son Johnson, known as Cyclone"
Johnson, a street preacher. was shot
and killed last night at Carmel, after
he had killed Deputy Sheriff Carry,
who was trying to arrest him for as
sault and battery. johnson had been
attacking different persons in his street
talks. An unknown person sho. John
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09
A NEW RULE.

Notice has been received by the
Hopkins Transfer Company. who have
an Office at the Union passenger sta
ton. THAI they are not to check any
more baggage upon presentation OF
mileage tickets. Hitherto this has al
ways been done but the NJ Y, N. III.
and Fl. r. r. now prefer TO handle the
baggage directly instead OF through the
Transfer company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09


composed entirely Of deep ounces 1t Of oyster
wathing which the nounce
is
ruching wider adornins the skirt No lace trimming
self trimmed musns The ribbon belt and stock each
who enough gayy but whose
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River. June s-There is no
change In the print cloth market 10 re-
port. II continues very dull. With trad
ing confined TO scattered small lots Of
eddss NHsFte~ ~~+-t>t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09

Y yHEN ceiskin skirts appeared con-
Al serv&tive, women with one ac-
w cord Indignantly declared that
the height OF immodesty In dress had
been reached. Seemingly they have err
ed, for now comes the eclipsing skin
tight bodice to bear II company. No
line OF the body is left underlined II the
new bodice is built By master hand.
II IL, however. safe TO predict brilliant
future for the jersey fitting bodice de-
spite the uncomplimentary criticism
which greeted its first public appear
snce. In its cut are combined the ele-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-09

subsequent 10 the capture OF Bloemfon-
tein, this apathy towards military hap
penings and interest i'm civil and com
mercial possibilities is likely 10 gain
such a quick hold that soon the war
will almost be forgotten.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04
THE SMYRNA TIMES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, A.
Theodore Roosevelt.

Theodore Roosevelt is five feet nine
inches in height, and weighs 1865
pounds. He exercises daily. if it be
only a series of movements without
apparatus, executed in his bedr DOM
before his morning bath. He is of
full-blooded habit-the kind of man
who grows very stout-bt through ex-
erclse he keeps his chest measure
eight inches greater than that of his
waist, and has no superfuous flesh
He can chin 16 times and dip II. To
chin is to hang at arms length from a
horizontal bar and draw the body up
until the chin is above the bar. To dip
is to take position on parallelbars with
arms riged, lower the body until the
arms are bent to their limit, and then
to rise slowly again until the arms are
once more straight. These exercises
are violent, and most men of Roose-
velt's build would find it hard to do
either of them more than three times.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04
Invasion of China.

The invasion of China by the civ
ilized Powers has not been undertaken
so much for the purpose of extending
area of empire as for broadening the
field of trade. In Africa it is the land
that is coveted as an outlet for over
flowing population; but China is full
OF Cinnamon. There is no room for and
no need OF alien intrusion except with
view to the development of natural
resources and the cultivation of new
markets. Probably the Chinese could
give civilized nations instruction in
the art of maintenance. How the
swarming millions of that ancient en-
pire manage to subsist is one of the
marvels that puzzle the economists.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is infamed you have rum
bling sounc or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness
is the result, and unless the infamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an infamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars
free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04
Insurgent Generals Free.

General Macarthur has granted am
nesty to prisoners confined in Manila,
upon their taking an oath of allegiance
to the present government, renouncing
the revolution and acknowledging
American sovereignty. The insurgent
generals, Garcia, Conception and Pho
del Pillar and six others who complied
with these conditions were released
on last week.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04

Now that corps of surgeons with
competent chief has been selected for
the Kansas City convention, the most
timid visitor can go ahead and see
the show.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04

In deciding to serve out his term as
governor of New York, Col. Roose-
welt is following the example of Hon.
Grover Cleveland; his term will expire
January l, 1901.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04

The booming of a man for nomina-
tiOn for Vice President who was once a
leading candidate for President is an
exemplification of the rapid changes in
political currents.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04

Politicians have no right to throw
stones at women for saying no when
they m can yes.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04

Although nobody knows how big a
war may follow the landing of Ameri-
can and European troops in China, no
body seems to be kicking about their
having been sent there. Deep down
in the heart of every man is the opin-
ion that it is the imperative duty of
every government to protect its citi-
zens and their interests, wherever
they may be.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04

The news of the day is not calcu-
lated to strengthen the confidence of
those who are hoping for the dawn of
an era of universal peace.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04
Muslin Underwear
SALE!
A Rare Opportunity to Secure Bargains
in Muslin Underwear.

We successful beyond expectation in getting this
large line of Underwear-comprsng 492 peces-simply be-
the offerings unequalled the prices whether in
the everyday the dainest of pieces. Neatest pat
ernngs perfect Workmanship and finish every garment gen
erously full All invited inspect this great showing
Our space will permit say present but you
in the least interested examine the line and each gar
will tell its little story.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04
SHORT. SHARP AND SNAPPY
Pithy Sayings From Our Popular Wash.
ingtOn Correspondent.

ington Correspondent.
Politicians have no right to throw
stones at women for saying no when
they m can yes.
Gen. Joe. Wheeler's headquarters
are not in the saddle, but in Chicago,
from whence he commands the mill
tary district of the Lakes.
The news of the day is not calcu-
lated to strengthen the confidence of
those who are hoping for the dawn of
an era of universal peace.
Now that corps of surgeons with a
competent chief has been selected for
the Kansas City convention, the most
timid visitor can go ahead and see
the show.
In deciding to serve out his term as
governor of New York, Col Roose-
welt is following the example of Hon.
Grover Cleveland; his term will expire
January l, 1901.
The booming of man for nomina-
tiOn for Vice President who was once a
leading candidate for President is an
exemplifcation of the rapid changes in
political currents.
The mix-up in China threatens dis
turbance to the worlds commerce.
For that reason, if no other, the civil
lied nations are justified in their de-
termination to restore order in China.
Two Indiana fools who fought for
the possession of girl, in her presence
could not do any better than kill the
girl, who threw herself between them
when they drew revolvers.
An American who has been studying
the Filipinos says they are not likely
to figure as competitors with anybody
in the industrial field; that they are
too lazy to work at home and not
likely to do so elsewhere.
This is the time to apply all of your
common sense to startling political
statements you see in print before al
lowing them to worry you, which is
only another way of saying that the
liar is abroad.
Somebody seems to have made the
mistake of supposing that a few hun
'dred foreign marines could lick thous-
ands of fanatical Chinese. Result,
loss of good blood and the acquire
ment of some knowledge.
They are talking peace again in the
Philippines, and it looks as though it
would go through this time. The
principal obstacle seems to be to de-
eide what shall be done with the
Friars and their property.
All honor to Gov. Roosevelt for re-
fusing to try to make political event
of his attendance at the Oklahoma
Rough Riders reunion. There is
time and place for everything and wise
is the man who keeps that fact in
mind.
Imaginative writer's for the yellow
press are now making fabulous cam
paign contributions for various gentle
men. If all they write were true the
campaign treasures would be over
flowing with cash, and the political
''strikers" the happiest men in the
country.
Although nobody knows how big a
war may follow the landing of Ameri-
can and European troops in China, no
body seems to be kicking about their
having been sent there. Deep down
in the heart of every man is the opin-
ion that it is the imperative duty of
every government to protect its citi-
zens and their interests, wherever
they may be.
Smyrna times., 1900-07-04
Gloves Corsets e9e

With our large line of Kid Gloves match almost
shade of spring dress goods in the popular
suede or bright finish Kid Gloves
Are you satisfied with your COrsets? Why buy the
best kinds They cost and improve your figure and
at the time comfortable fitting Cor
"ROyOl Worcester 1.-The American Lady" will do this for
Take your home three four different styles, try
them and select the style best suited your figure.
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PosT-fSTWLl.a0EMC WANT AID.
AGUgCIEs.


Ths rost.tnssyltsVnesr hes established brxpeh seen.
sies ~hers esssiae1 Advertisements wii n received
ensu ,, N earA Day The rstes rbsyed ~ the
NsAnrh Aospcea the ssps - II she rdasfnfeii!-
esDcsr hus6n<m czArs Cash sAs only v1u ~ sahsn
q tssnrA sssnss Fclicvins the liut ef sssnrts~.
ysvke DaSrtngton's Arsg store.
Second avesae ana Pike.
Broadway PAarnaey. r. E. Fisher.
Broadway ESQ Saaes.
nsnsss NAM Phsvnaey. MadSson
street snA vtftessth avenss.
WalIa WaD1A PhasDacy, Twenty
asst aaA East Se9ersOn.
mrswu's Pharmacy. corner Yssier
ana nsssaway.
shfrtie6s DsuG etsre. rwessy-
third avenue sosth asl Jackson.
HsweiI street Pharmacy, IO12 How
ell. esrner Bssse.
North seattle Phsrnaey. nassery
49, Fsrss avsnue.
A. y. CSy's Phasmaey, Denny way
asd rssth avenue north.
v. ,. C~sssgas's Pharmacy. Qseen
Anne svense ana ROY street.
BALLAnD.
pvsstss's Phssnacy. ballard ave.
nss.
FREMONT.
rsemess DRAG Company, Lake
street ssd Ewtns svesse.
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The frssowius ds-as were aiea for record in TIE
counts auditors 063es yesterday
Frffolin Wilhelm 10 Regina Wilhelm, par soi :,
k.o<h Y. Ttuvs fsrst add. also ca ioi y IN haoek
H. Nsspsrds Plat, Is.
O. N. H3Aet sf VA 70 J. y. tfeNnmsns ion y fsocs
"a Tfsus Po#tisn ADD 81 500
Msshssi Hxpser 70 Elisshsth Hsnsw, lot 5, se1 2,
u nrss lore and affection ARD ~.
MART. l. csvsnauxt ct IN. . frsnf L. csssn'
s-xh Part ~ - n =, q q, We
H~rrsn chspin 10 Abh3e g. Williams. let =
ttnrs 81 Kenson Hsil sdd U.Wc.
Thomas W rrtnsH " 20 Merr9oe = Ieshrfs
iess Z and o. hicct .. Tezyrs firSt odd. VINE
Ar1nsrsfs " Pftnsr and husband 70 sass . sss-
v~ns. oss ! snd q block 3 crsssns division 70
Green LSh~, t9.
W. VI. Dodre e. M 10 Marie wsibsr. io<s and
q hyeck 4 Dodge pndre add. $50,
Arrhfsaid Bsn TO Jos<ph q Bss.e'in, frsct %.
No1sss psvs-Asre tracts. 81. >n.
~ n Dearborn ts Leuis Herrich ard Alvin Hem.
rtrk rsr M D. bsoeh ~ sestsis Tide Lands- and
rast Is4 " hseA ~ sesstfs TIDE Lsnds, eySs.
All BosRs<un - M. tc James hrpermotf, iot y
and peN VI 70. sec n, ~ . ., q, t$b
isakens Hnhhasd ard husband 70 Fsnrs II hen-
srt lat. l. aud n. block {, Lake View ed. We
Lywpan 4 Hanfaxd 3. 4 r Co. 10 Joshua Green,
lots and q block n, y, $. Maynasd's plat
Peter y Lair 10 T. W Graf. svk lot 50. Lake
yse~ cemetery, SIC.
Neemis A. Young and hashand 70 Icesph J. Muir
rsr. 10 bloct ie2. Knncurus's odd. w.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


LASGLEr-fn this city. sspte-nhsr ., 1900. st 90
Weller Hrss. Mn. Jekn A. LznTsy, aged
Services frun The funeral parior- o. BcunsJ
stewart this wednesday, afternoon AZ oeloch
fnterncrt in Lake yies eerstery.
NEsBfTr-in shis ctr. on1s~r ]. 1873. a. lsS
Jfirst&senth kseua<. Eiesacr. beloved vie o.
yphs S~1tsst, ased Is fearr
e~rvioss from the funsral psrisz q Bonnfy q
Stewart this fwedns>tsy1 sfserroon, e. e'siaek
inferrnrrt hn Lsks ytew csnesery.
EfuDT-At the family Residence. ocsobss :. iHf,
Lsnie Eiodt Beloved husband = Fannie kin<ii.
nztsre q 9<rmsng, axea q seag. a brain tuner
Funsral services wlii be hefa ThrrsdsT. ocsoter o.
81 NJ firm she fanssly residences. Ne. rs Stew
AT sr-rs, Rev w. n G. Tempis c15rstins
rABEn-At Mania r. T., August > 1890 Charles
b Faber astiye a Cafeteria, san cf Mr. spd Mrs
r. Y Fshrs. q this ety. sssd = years. Ct ssuts
usnis-
Fsz=ss. ssr=s-=s VII - hait rhHrsfsy. oetos~r
4 from Buiserxorsh's chapel. gsv. y v d. Ltwyd
snt Es- " NJ Randall officiating All former
r~msru II the rsrt wsshtsTtoa volunteers and
fnands Invited 70 sstessf. -
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rooTE 4 PERRY.
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- 80 tor s-rpom house In rice cordittd1
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81 100 for 7-room house on Renton htl
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81 30 for two houses and lots in Fremo>k
convenient so car line and ovsriooktI
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For a short time we OFFER one OF ,hs-fo
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dences, istxl3b. close IN. on car "
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A great variety Of lots In all parts Of -
city Eee our Hat.
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PrBIIsHEks NOTICE. Tsssr,ins assess ara
4 d Burnsft y A. hccirfian. o. H. Locnsh and
y. D1ssehsrd Csty eniiettou n r. Hsules.
John D ahsshsn. = 4. 0scdfeiicv. A. n Mills
sn1 Hebeyt Ann. Poytmsstess evryvhese sss
essussA rsy mcnsy sely " thsss and = sr e.t-
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Avenues Graded and Laid on ia
style.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
TWELVE DANCING LESSONS
~ 10. ladies and gentlemen. guarantee
waltx, two-step and all the latest hail.
room dances. low rate for gentlemen
joining open Giasses now. MurGay and
FRIDAY evenings s@ Wilson rancinr
Academy, Pike street Ranke block
Private isasons daily
iRsT grand prize mask ball wednes-
day evening oct, q Ranks hall Pike
street and fSfth avenue Prize cake
waik and dancing Ausic bY aeattie
Mandolin cub Admission Nc