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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13
curling at Nushka Rink.

The ice at the Nusfka curling rink is
in good condition and next Tuesday the
play for the Presidents trophy will COM
mence.
Players who desire to join Kinks should
notify the ice committee and the secre-
tary will place them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13
GOLDEN STILL IN THE LEAD.
Ia "a Sprint, Fahey Succeeds in Gain
ing lap.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Dec. 12-In the
six-day -you-please race little
change in position occurred today, SO far
as the leading five contestants are con-
cerned. Golden and Fahey engaged in
they had gone half a mile at rapid
rate Fahey succeeded in gaining a lap.
but took it easy after that. All the
racers show increased signs Of strain.
Score at midnight:
Golden. 24S15; Fahey, 1882; F. Hart,
PISS; Herty, 220.19; Cartwright, 209 15;
Loeslein 1868; Unknown, 1914; Moore,
17413; McGraw, 15417; Guerrero, 1915;
Martin, SO; Cooper, S2.12; Clark, IS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13
Cardner succeed tbe Haraest.

CUMBERLAND. Md, Dec 12-Eddie
Gardner. of Wheeling, knocked out Ed
die Daily, of Baltimore. in the third
round of ten-round bout here this even.
ing. The fight was under Marquis 0f
Queensbery rules and was fierce slug
ging match.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13

during the night session, vote was
taken upon the presidency with the result
that the deadlock continued, the vote
standing 4 to 4.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13

worlds Aquatic Records.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Two worlds rec
ords were made in aquatic sports at the
Knckerbocker Athletic club tonight. w.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13
California?

Consult Minneapolis & st. Louis R. r.
~, =; T. re starting, and get valuable
pointers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13
LONG SHOTS WIN MONEY.

Sports of Frisco Track Have a
Rather Exciting Day.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12-The racing
at Oakland today was marked by dis
qualification the victories of long shots
and the success of horses from the Jen-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13
TO Join with Croker al


rOem@G Inc sum . N @ ~ - ~ W.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13
SOCIALISTS DEFEATED

Continued From Frat Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13
MYSTERY STILL UNsOLvED.
No Tangible Clue to AssaiIant of
Mrs. Dennis.

Mrs. Dennis.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-The mystery
Of the assault made upon Mrs. Ada Gill
bert Dennis, the Fashionable modiSte,
Tuesday morning is still banning the ro-
lice. No tangible cleW has yet been
found, and despite the investigation OF a
large corps of headquarters detectiv IS
since early in the morning of the attack.
no motive for the crime has been ciscov-
cred At the hospital it was stated toda Y
that if no complcat tons set in. Mrs Den
mis- will recover. one is conscious at IN
tervals, but SO far has not talked ration
ally.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13
Great Work by sprinters.

The best sprinting of the race took
race between ii and u o'clock. The
squirt was started by Hall. He made a
bullet-like dash and gained half a lap in
three rounds of the track, with l<ing on
his wheel. McEachern was relieving
Walthour, but he fell back, and Walthour,
who stood watching the sprint, immedi-
ately remounted, joined the bunch and
let McEachern go. Hall gained lap
with King, and then was relieved by
McLaren The latter tried to follow in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-13
WHITNEY TO BUY A RACE COURSE.

and others in Gettlng Possession OF Empire I
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
Christmas In ElktGn.

Christmas, the greatest of all holidays,
was quietly observed in IIlkton. All the
public offices. National Banks and nearly
all the stores We're closed Services were
held in most of the churches. and were
well attended. \ number of young men
held Il clay pigeon shoot nj Elk Land
ing. in the afternoon. There were many
visitors here for the day. There was no
public entertainment here during the
evening. and several visited the Mech
anicS' fair and supper 1T Chesapeake
City. and others went to the city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
M. E. Church Re-Opening.

Th" EIkton Methodist Episcopal
Church. which has been undergoing cX-
trH$iyr improvements during the past six
months. will be rr-opcncI ON Sunday.
January 18th. rs previously announced.
The frcHcoin=, painting and nearly all
the carpenter work has been finished.
and this week the new carpet was put
down on the floor. The new circular
seats have arrived and will Inc placed in
position the first of the coming week.
The handsome memorial window is now
being placed in the rear of the pulpit 10
the memory of the late Francis \. Ellis.
for many years II prominent member of
the church. \ number of the former
pastors of the church are expected to
take part in the rc-oprning services. viz.
Rev. \. 5. Mowbray. Rev. T. +. Terry.
Rev. Walter Avery. Rev. j. l.. Otis and
Rev. e. +. Sheppard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
Entertainments.
ROSEBANk SCHOOL.

Ros"hank public school. Miss Marjorie
Ruttcr, teacher, closed Friday the 10Th
inst. with Il fine Christmas entertain
mrnt. The following program was rend-
cred in - way that was credit both to
teacher and scholars.
Program Singing. "Christmas All
Year Long" BY the School.
Opening Address. "Wccome." Paul
Barber.
Dialogue, Daisy and Marguerite Rich
ardson.
Singing. "Soc the Way the Snow
Flakes Fal,' Esther White, Maude
Ward, Gertrude TouchStonc. Bertha
Ramsey, Amy Bcrrikcr. Beatrice Daw-
son, Daisy and Marguerite Richardson,
Sara B"rriicr, ArIctta McGary, Maude
Ward.
Recitation. "Christmas Morning" Amy
Bcrrikcr.
Recitation, "Santa's Mistake" Morris
Touchstonc.
Singing, Sports of Childhood." Edna
R"iSlcr. Ethel Cameron. Natalie Rcr"i-
icr, Mary Craig. Florence Ward, Mabel
Barber, Lucy Ycrkcs. Edna Dawson.
Singing, Little Wee Wcrs''-Littlc
Folks or same rs "Scc The Way the
Snow Flakes Fall"
Recitation. "To Kris" Natalie Bcr-
rikar.
Recitation. "Thr Senses" Sarah Bcr-
rikcr.
Recitation. ''Christmas," George Daw-
son.
Dialogue. "'rhr Sick Doll" Mario and
G"rtrud" Tombstone, Esther White and
Florence Nanprlt.
Recitation. "Jolly Old Santa" Ger
tludc TnuchStonc
Recitation, Mabel Barber.
Dialogue. Ring The Bells of Chriss-
mas. -claSS as followS-lizzir Cameron,
Edna R"islrr. Mabel Barber. Lucy Yer
irS, Natalie Rclrilcr, Ethel Camcror,
Lille ''ricr, Mary Craig. Florence Ward.
Shepherds -MariS Touchsionc. IIrrbnrt
Rri~lcr, Alex. Crothrrs.
Mrs. w. =. Compton,. of Xion. sang
several selections appropriate for the or-
caSion, which WAS Thoroughly enjoyed 10y
all.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
ANNUAL TREAT.
Inmates of County Institutions at Cherry
Hill Made Merry-ThOSe Who Con-
tributed.

The inmates of the Cecil County Aims
House and Insane Asylum. near Cherry
Hill. We're given their annual Christmas
trrat on Monday. by the trustees of those
institutions. \ bountiful dinner was
served. The large dining-room was de
cOratcd with evergreen and holly. and
presented Il pretty appearance. Hung in
tn" room was the motto. "Welcomr and
Merry Christmas, made by Mrs. Moody.
The trustees of the institutions gave each
inmate Il new suit of clothes for a Christ
mas present. The citizens of the county
who made contributions wcrr:-Henry
ncihcrt. 50: Thomas J. Murray. nuts.
grapes and fruit; W. ID. Bratton, fruit: :
j. f.. Goncr candy and crackers: Harvey
" Blake, oranges: Joshua Clayton. dates
X. Il. Frazer. oranges and candy: +. w.
Taylor, fruit; c. NJ Bouldcn. candy and
nuts: Herman BAH. SuSpcndcrS: w. ID.
Price. candy: Frank T. Price. candy: J.
W. johnson, fruit, candy and nuts; John
Frazer. candy; \. +. Taylor. candy, nuts
and raiSinS: Henry NimSingcr candy: J.
Will Perkins. candy: w. r. Fryer, candy
and nuts; II. &. Wells, nuts and candy:
j. NJ. Post, candy and raisinS; Manly
llrrnn"n. fruit: Mrs. Harriet Lynch
cake: j. IL. Maxwell. cake: Misses Max
well. cake: Burlington X Sons. candy and
nuts: Eli Reynolds. cigars W. \. Cam
vIpn. candy. nuts and oranges: Cnrhart
y Co... nuts, candy and oranges: Mrs. ID.
NJ Lee. candy and nuts: Miss -. War
urr, nuts: Zion w. G. +. t.. cake nuts
and candy: John :. Settle. candy: II. G..
Kidd. candy; Mrs. A. j. McarnS. nuts
\. j. MrarnS. fruit; Mrs. y. Il. House
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
Going to India to Wed.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Miller, of Cherry
HILL will leave her hom" in the near
future, and travel to Burmah. India, n
distance of over 10000 miles. where she
will become the wife of James Moore.
who is now at the head of an oil com
pany in that country. The prospective
groom is II native Of Cecil county. son of
the late William Il. Moore. farmer of
this district. Young Moore Went to India
about 10 years ago, and engaged in drill
ing artcSian wells. \ few years ago he
organized company which sank Il large
number of profitable oil wells. Miss Mil
Ter is daughter Of the late s. Kcnnard
Miller.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28

A dispatch from st. Louis, Mo-, on
Monday. stated that John j. Ryan. was
mysteriously shot in the back and fatal
ly wounded in that city Ryan stated
positively that Michael Kinney. brother
of Snake" Kinney. we'll known local
character. who is Il member of the House
of Delegates. is the man who shot him.
Michael Kinney is II clerk in the Flee
tion commissioners office. Kinney was
arrested near the scene of the shooting n
few minutes after il occurred. He de-
MES Ryan's accusations. Ryan declares
he has known for some time that the
''kinncyS We're after him.. Ryan is well
known in Elkton, and other parts of this
county. He spent several years here
during the outlaw running races in this
locality. and was the owner of number
of running horses. During his stay here,
he purchased the Filter farm, at Town
Point, along the Bohemia river. About
year ago Ryan was arrested for shoot
ing man in st. Louis, but was eX-
honcrated by the Coroner's jury on the
plea of self-defense.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
BURNED TO DEATH.
Mrs. Rachel Alexander, of Landenberg,
Was the UnfOrtunate-She Formerly
Resided In ElktOn.

Mrs. Rachel Alexander. wife of Will
lian c. Alexander. of Landcnhcrg Pa.
a brother of James i. Alexander. of Elk
ton, was burned to death at her home.
on Christmas night. In turning down Il
lamp, the burning wick reached the oil
and in the explosion which followed the
burning fluid was showrrcd upon her
Immediately she WAS Il mass of ire. She
was the only person in the house at the
time, no assistance could be given her
Mrs. Alexander ran screaming into the
back yard, and her cries attracted som" of
the neighborS. Charles Ryan ran to her
assistance and was painfully burned IN
tearing her burning garments from her
He succeeded in cXtinguiShing the flames
but the woman was so horribly burned
that she died within few hours The
flesh on Mrs. AlrNHndrr'S hands were
burned to Il crisp. and fell from the bones
upon being touched. She was about is
years of age. and for many years resided
i'll Elkt"n. y husband and six children
survive her.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
HOWARD HOUSE,

f. c. Lollin. Baltimore.
james Lusby. Cccilton.
DIR. Ashbrook. Wilmington.
Mrs. and Mrs. r. G. Craig. phiadcl
,hia.
Miss +. lIusfelt, Earlcvillc.
Miss l.. IIusfclt. Earlcvillr.
John lluSfclt, Earlcyillc.
Thomas Howard, Chesapeake City.
l.. Blanchticld Chesapeake City.
j. Harvey Moore. Wilmington.
Bernard Bestle, Wilmington.
Thomas karmaugh, West Grove, Pa.
John Cochran, Chatham. Pa.
George w. Lukcns. West Grove. Pa.
Evan w. Lewis, Kemblcvillc. Pa.
II. c. Crukshank. Cccilton
w. II. Martin. Easton
B. Cormegg, Philadelphia
II. b. Wolf. Baltimore.
Miss Mollie Wilson. Philadelphia.
Miss Rachie Wilson, Philadelphia.
Bayard *. Wilson. Philadelphia.
II. Il. Raymond, Baltimore.
VIM. w. Porter. Wilmington.
Lloyd Bailey, Philadelphia.
A. ID. Guthens. Philadelphia.
ii. G. Gawthrop. Philadelphia.
j. B. Detiorler, Philadelphia.
Allan +. Mussclman, Chester.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
Arrested for Stealing Turkeys.

David Stirling, colorcd. of near ChildS,
was arrested and placed in Elkton Jail
on Monday. by Sheriff William Il. Me
Alistcr, charged with stealing live
turkey from the farm of Daniel Harvey.
near ChildS. Il few nights previous. Dur
ing the past week a thief stole turkeys
from William Cox. James Hartnett and
Daniel Harvey. Mr.. Hartnett heard the
noise made by the thief, and started an
investigation. He saw the intruder flee
ing and started in pursuit and succeeded
in causing him to drop one turkey. The
thief, however, carried two turkeys with
him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
William B. Davis Files An Answer.

Austin l.. CrothcrS and Hester Hess.
counsel for William Il. Davis. Demo
crat. of Ccciton, ON Tuesday. filed an
answer to the petition of George r.
Spence. Republican. asking for recount
of the ballots cast at the recent election.
Davis was declared elected County Com
missioner by the official returns of the
election judges. by six plurality over Geo
X. Spence. The answer of Mr.. Davis is
almost cvactly the same as the answers
of William Il. McAllistcr and William
IL. Holm to the petitions o Homaid
Terry and George l.. Christie. Mcssrs.
McAllister and Hohn's answers were
published in full in the Cecil Whig'
last week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
CIRCUIT COURT.
Legislature viii Be Asked to Change
Time for Fall and Winter Terms
Judges and Lawyers Favorable to the
Change.

1t has about been decided to ask the
coming session of the Maryland Lcgisla-
turc To pass a law changing the time Of
tn" winter and spring terms of the Cir
cult Court for Cecil county The winter
term, unucr the present law. convrnrs ON
the second Monday in Doccmbcr anl
tn" spring term commences ON the third
Monday in March. Before Court ad-
ionrnrd for the holidays, the changing of
the winter term. t" commence the first
Monday in January. and the spring term
To coHm"mc" on the first Monday in
March, was discussed by the Judges pre-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
Small Boy Injured.

While skating on the brick-yard pond,
in West Elkton. on Thursday, the ten
year-old son of James Hammond who
resides on West Main street, extended,
met with n very serious accident. In
some manner he tripped and fell, break
ing his collar bone in two places.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
WARBUFTON school.

,.,,.,. ,l.,.;,... ..........
''H I''''','@ ',,'''''""''n' was
gwen ny IN" pupils of Wnrburton school,
ON Friday. December 2Oth. The program
was very we'll selected and WAS = ,,r,,t
cr,,Jit. T., th,, ,,,.,.l,.,. >rf... p,..,., -.
~, W. wv Wv '''' ''''N' ''''''''''' ''''''
ne proceeds were Tor the school library.
Th" program waS as folowS:-
Singing by the schonI "Wn Comn With
Christmas cro,,,,,.."
-
hr'''''l".'' t''" Jewell hrIStmaS
"ui,"'aMS,
horlS D! school "hrIIS,
~ l'',''l'ia''o"' u, "' haries i,"rt' men II"
lra'ncr ONES |" Our ii"uS".
h"rltatlon' Margaret Rice, "A Mort
lying MlStak''
M"'lon song lFIinaFF 'IaSS'
rI"s priH'
Hl"'Ioh song
l"'Iah'"'I"n, ''onl fionhd"lS' My Sis
''[ h'S, 'lI'r
I,"o' ne lLt'l' l'''' Hester Miller
anu Ina ffohNIlm SlmprrS.
:, p'T''ii'a''oh' me 'h7NtmaN Egg.
'''H ~ i''TH"Iur',
pI"!"Iu', aNlnS IN" Census, R"hl
il|I''n ana hoE n,illprrS'
bm'iHhatlnn, me christmas Stock
lhS, t"| Mll!"r
h"'I"h song. HhorhaErr J"hn.
quartet IN" SlIaWh"rry Song.
Will'h was extremely wei rendered by
,n' m '"h"N'h% Young Iadl"S- tIlZabrtit
W ar'"r'"n, dfS'"la l"arZnl'r" R'hI
''a"h"' una E'l|lholh l"uhdrfS.
Hr',aha'l"h' oid Santa Claus. May
mar" Moore.
i'r,aihali"h' rarhIhg y Puhllc
school, lirsl"n Mah"nrN
n"ruN. 'hrlNtin mas llmr Has Com"
N@alH' th' S'h""l.
dialogue santa 'inuS Krr"p1ion.
h''i'''l"h' '"llE 'ld hrlSN Mary
Narnul"n.
M",i"h song ne N'AN"hS' IN" frim-
arE ! NSS.
'a@ l!flll' i ! lass
ltcclth1l"h. = hflStmaS quarrel. Is
Ter Mll!"r'
h"rUH, 'hrlS'InaS Erecting.
htri'atloh' SUSIE Klrr' Thr Two
NlorklhgS. SaIul" t" the rag.
lli1' Ihr SinIhh"r Song Hester Mill
Ter, Mary NhrhuI1on, Ella Slmp"rS.
hrrl,nllon' me sale OF old Bach"-
l"rS' Ell%ahPth flouhd"rS.
h'rltatl"h' I'm" church Organ, R"ba
'laiIa
M"'i"h song IN" llii"rent Trades.
R"Hr'',' sweet hnnrh "l l'Alsles.
Recitation. "Annty p"l"fuI' Priscilla
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
EDWARD Il. RUSSELL.

Edward 7. Russell, aged - years. died
Thursday morning. nj his home. near
Liberty Grove, Of crrcbro-spina mcnin-
giiiS. after II short illness. He is sur
vivrd by Il widow. one son. Robert Rus
sell, and four daughters Mrs. Charlotte
Cooley, Mrs Frank Ilindman Mrs. John
Craig and Miss Fannie Russell
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
HOTEL ELKTON.

j. y. BricElcy. Wilmington.
j. y. Ewing, York, Pa.
f.. j. Farzbank. Baltimorc.
Thomas II. Robinson. Edgrwood. Del.
Guy johnson. Warwick.
John piScr. Warwick
:. NJ. Long, Philadelphia.
George Scott, Wilmington.
Charlie; James. Baltimore.
q. w. Bozwn. Philadelphia.
j. NJ. Jennings. New York.
\. Howell. Charlcstown.
John Grcincr. Royrrsford. Pa.
VIM. II. lIusfclt. Earlrvilc.
Freeman Morgan, Earleville.
G. III. Sperry. Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
DEATHS.
MRS. NARY +. BOULDEN.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bouldcn Il highly
respected lady. and widow of the late
George Rouldcn, died mt her home, near
Glasgow, four miles east of Elkton, last
Friday night. after brief illness. aged
about siNty-!iv" years. The funeral was
held from her late home on Tuesday
afternoon, intcrmcnt in Glasgow ccmc-
terry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
MRS. MARY j. SLACK.

Mrs. Mary Jane Slack. aged 40 years,
died Saturday. nj tn" home of her son.
Norris :. Slack. Strick"rSvilc. Pa. after
q short illness. The funeral took place
on Tuesday. Services in Iiimblrvllr NJ.
=. Church. Intcmrnt in the adjoining
cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
McMULLEN-SHARPLESS.

Arthur McMullcn of Richardsmcre.
and Miss Marian Sharpless. of Colora,
were married on Tuesday evening, mt th"
Rising Sun Parsonage. by Rev. IL. \. G..
Westcrheld. They took Il trip South.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28
Dam Washed Away.

The dam nj Ricketts, Mill near Elliton.
known rs the Elk Vale Mills. was wash
ed out on Thursday night. thirty feet of
the breast being carried away. The re-
pairs can be made in two weeks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28

The MackinSum farm. in the Fourth
district. Il short distance above Cherry
Hin. containing - acres. has been sold
nj private sale to Samuel Houston. of
the Fourth district.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28

tlHr"nc" S"agrr. colUrrd. and Isaac
Wilson, were arrested 10y BaiIiT Riddlc,
on Wednesday,. for disorirrly conduct,
and each wrr" in"i by Magistrate Ciii-
pin. 81 ann COSTS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-28

David Startling. rolorrr. will be- given
a hearing to-day. Saturday. on the charge
of stealing Il turkey. valued ut 81 from
Daniel Harvey. at childS. Starting is
now in the t.lkton Jail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06
GREAT cLoSINGS OUT SALE AT
 THE RACkEI

Commencing MONDAY, SEPTEM. BIER 1, we intend closing out our en. tire stock regardless of cost. Consist. ing of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, JeweIry, Combs of every description, GlassaWre, Hosiery, Hats, Umbrellas, Underwear, Window Shades, Lamps, Thread of all kinds, Big stock of Elm. broideries, Silk, Suspenders, Skirts, Bed Spreads, etc., etc.
 Don't come expecting to get any particular article, we may not have it But come prepared to buy other bar. gains that will be shown you. The sale will last as long as we have a dol. lars worth of goods in the house. We want to close out for the purpose of laying in bran new stock. Come and bring your money with you. No goods sold on credit.
 THE RACKET.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06
Daily Graphic.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

The most of the best for the least. Walker Drug Co.
 New dill pickles just received. Strauss & Miller.
 A little house that does a big bus iness-Walker Drug Co.
 -Wanted-A boy with pony to de- liver the Daily Graphic. Apply at once.
 Fresh buckwheat, barley, split peas and snowflake hominv at Strauss & Millers
 The time for Sunday school at the Second Presbyterian church has been changed from ] to 3 o'clock D. m. be. ginning today
 Just received fresh Ralston rolled oats, pancake flour, breakfast food and grits. Strauss & Miller
 Paint furnished and your roof pat 1n good fix for soc per square. Gib- son, l15 Second avenue
 Maj N. T. White is making some valuable and extensive improvements 10 his residence on West Barraple street.
 -snayed or stolcn-A bay horse from Cotton Belt depot. Suitable re- ward Will be paid if returned. H. B. Mizell
 -Liver. garlic and pork sausage, aead cheese, minced ham and all Kinds of lunch goods at Joe C. Meyer X Co.'S market
 When your roof leaks or needs repainting, have w E. Gibson to re- pair and repaint them. Prices reason able Shop 115 East Second avenue
 Season tickets for the Merrill In stitute course went on sale Friday mornne, and they are selling rapidly Persons wanting them should buy early
 Mrs. A. l.. Pharr has arrived in the city from Junction City and will make here nome here with her soll. Mr. Wm T. Erasher. on Walnut street
 Saddles from s25o to s25. Old saddles recovered and repaired Har- ness from s7 to s75 in stock. made to order and repaired, at Kellers, PIG West Second avenue
 Mems meeting at the Merrill In. st!tuta this afternoon at o'clock wilI be addressed by the secretary. M~ ! F. George. All men are cordians invited to alJeuu.
 -Tankersley < Roberts. one ot Pine Bluffs most progressive insa