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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-13
For Men. Notions

EXTRA SPECIAL-We have three cases of very handsome Grey Fleece Lined Underwear perfect goods and full of sizes which
 bought under the market pTIce others will charge you soc for the same article, our price 39c each Blue and Pink Ribbed Underwear, fleece lined, very soft and comfortable, value 75c. soc Heavy Merino Undershirts, white cameps hair and Scotch wool, 50c goods at 25c Medium Weight Underwear either natural grey or camels hair, 5Oc, at 2oc 'Undershirts with wool fleece lining, were 75c, at 2oc New patterns in Stiff Bosom Shirts with two cuffs. 75c goods at soc Bedford Cord'' Negligee and soft bosom Shirts with collar and cuffs attached, were 5Oc, at 29c Out1ng Flannel Night Shirts "Giant' brand;they are indeed very large, full and nicely stitched soc Heavy TWilled Cotton Night Shirts soc Granger" Seamless Hosiery for men, warranted z wear value loc, at 5c pr I1eaVy Vy wool Half Hose value 19c, at 121ac Imported Embroidered and printed Hosiery, 25c ana ooc goods. at 12Ac Ihose who like really fine hose will appreciate this
 special line.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-13
New interpretation of the Flag.

New InferDretatIOn of the FIag.
 Rabbi Isidore Myers, of San Francis co, in addressing a meeting of the Federation of Zionists, gave a new in- depreciation of the design of the American flag. Most of his hearers were Jewish immigrants, largely Rus sians. He said: Do you know why the stars and stripes are in the flag? | will tell you why. They show that America has stars for those who be- have themselves and stripes for those who do not.''
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-13
Wool Blankets, SI. .98 a Pair

WHITE WOOL MIXED BLANK ETS-A full 11.4 size: we make this leader and are certain you cannot pair.
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Ladies' Fast Black Hose white feet seamless,
 twothread heel and toe regular 10c stock
 ing at Tc 4 pair for 25c Stainless Fast Black Hose silk finish, spliced
 heel and toe, value 121ac at &c., 3 pair for 25c Ladies' full Seamless Hose double heels and
 toes and ribbed tops, warranted not to crock,
 regular 19c quality, at 1215c Infants Bootees White pink and blue price
 19c special 10c Children's Fleece Lined Hose, warranted stain
 less, regular 1215c quality, at 9c ChiIdren's Lise Finish Ribbed Hose, double
 knee at 121ac Children's Heavy Ribbed Hose warranted two
 thread, extra spliced heel toe, special 121ac
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-13
THEATRICAL
 FRATERNAL
AT PoLPs TONIGHT.
The United French Societies Will En-
 certain Large Number.
gY < x .ss .,s g5S:

4A0 CulIeu nTeucH OOcleLleS VIII nA-
 certain Large Number.
 The concert under the auspices of the French societies takes place at Polls theater this evening. Every name on the program is an artist and those who attend may be sure of hear ing something good. Of the blind so- prano singer the Lake George Mirror says: "LaSt Saturday evening Mad emoiselIe Eugenie Tessier, the cele- brated blind soprano soloist of Al bany, N. Y., rendered three selections at the Sagamore, Lake George, N. Y. Her clearness and richness of tone, her harmony and expression, are beyond criticism. To hear this gifted singer is to be charmed. She sang Dearest Night" by Bachelet and Delight" a concert waltz song by Luckstone. By special request Miss Tessier rendered the jewel song, scene from Faust, by Gounod"
 Paul Dufault has a magnificent ten or voice and will be sure to take the audience by storm. Wherever he appears his numbers are usually the sensation of the evening. t
 VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.
 Pleasant news, indeed, is the an- nouncement that Milton and Dolly Mo- bles are heading the bill which is having it's first presentation at the Jacques this afternoon. These bril- liant comedy stars made themselves very solid last season with patrons of this house and there are probably very few of the latter but remember with. distinct delight their charming touch of nature in .sWhy Walker Re fOrmed.' There is probably no man in vaudeville to-day, and probably there are few on the legitimate stage either for that matter, who can bring out so true to life a certain line of character such as is pictured i'll the sketches he plays, and probably not many women could play with such delicate artistic grace the roles that fall to Mrs Nobles. "A Blue Grass Widow" which they will present this week. is a comedietta that pleases the most critical audiences, and it is not to be wondered at that Manager Poli has been fairly smothered with re quests to bring the Nobles back for a second engagement. A strong ar ray of vaudeville stars have been se- cured to furnish the rest of the bill, among them such clever entertainers as Billy Carter. Alice Raymond and John Kurkamp, Duffy, Sawtelle and Duffy, the La Renos, Hattie North. Bailey and Cooper, and Wood and Ray Prices are 10 20 and 30 cents: afternoons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-13

ence Nesbit and William Wallace Black. Prices 25, 30, 75 cents, $1 and Sl.5O. There will be positively no free list.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-13
HUMAN HEARTS"

w. D. Nankerille's production of Human Hearts, Thursday, Friday aud Saturday at Poli's.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-13
PECK AND HIS MoTHER-1N-LAw.

This new musical gaiety, which comes to Polls for a single perform ance tomorrow evening, is the work of Edgar Selden, who made himself famous as the author of "A Hot Old Time" in which he has been starring the Rays for four years. The new piece, like the other, is a vehicle for amusement only, there being no sem blance to plot or seriousness in any part of it. Mir Selden has gone to vaudeville to get stars for the comedy, too, just as he did in getting the Rays for A Hot Old Time" He has Monroe, Mack and Lawrence at the head of this company, and the reputa- fion they have made in vaudeville is pretty solid guarantee of a lively per- formance as the stars of s'Peck and His Mother-in-Law." Prices are 25, &5 and 90 cents.
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HORSE SHOW GUESTS.

Mrs. E. A. Saunders, Jr-. will have as
her guests during the Horse Show MI.
and Mrs. j. N Williamson, of North
Carolina. Mrs. Williamson was formerly
Miss Mary Saunders, of Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Saunders, of Shirley,
will also be entertained by Mrs. -. a..
Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Ewing. of
Nelson county. have reserved rooms at
Nurphy's Hotel for the week Of the
n ose Snow.
Mrs. John Coxon Klein, of New York,
will be with Mrs. r. G.. Cabell, of No.
511 West Franklin Street, for the Horse
Show.
Miss Beatrice Ashmeade. Of Washing
ton. D. c., Will be the guest of Mrs
THOMAS Boiling. Jr.. during the Horse
Show.
Miss Jessie Gair, Of Brooklyn. will be
the guest of Mrs. j. Willard Craig.
The Misses Logan, of "Algoma," will
be Richmond guests for the Horse Show
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Carter will be with
Mrs. Herbert Funston DUNG Horse
Show week.
Dr.. and Mrs. Thurmond, OF Kesw1ck,
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in the finest of all prodrcts-lovely Vir-
ginia women. petite brunette OF de-
cided beauty and the possessor OF many
accomplishments, she is the center Of a
large circle OF friends and one OF TIE
bellies Of her section OF the State She
was educated at Martha Washington
Co.lege, the substantial educational In
stitution of Southwest Virginia. ard her
intellectual alta inrnen-s do credit8to her
Alma Mater. She IS the youngest daugh-
ter OF ex-senator T. G. Wesls. who FOR
a locg time filed the judsesrip OF Wise
COUNTY and has several ststers. all noted
for their beauty and vivacity. An elder
!. sister Il MIA = Z. Bruce. wife Of the
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Anne Tenant. of Richmond: Miss Sophie
moud: Miss Beatrice AshIneade, Of Wash
ington: Miss Condo Bridges. of Ashland.
Va. and the Misses Logan. OF ''Algoma,'
Va.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights Miss
Buby Bodel5er Will have in her box Miss
Emma Clark, of Washington; Miss Pearl
Bodeker. Miss adelaide Watkins. Captain
W. Ct. Harvey and Captain A G. Guigon.
Thursday night the box occupants Will
include Miss Dora Pugh, Miss Clark. Mrs.
whitehurst, of Petersburg; Miss Watkins.
CAPTAIN W. CT Harvey. DR.. George Is
Bagpy and Captain A. G. Gngon. Fri
day evening Miss Ingersoll, of Sunny
side" Keswick; Miss Hester Cabell Tabb,
Mrs Carradinc. Mr.. Garrett, Tabb and
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present brilliant young Senator frc0
Scott. Lee and Wise counties.
y Miss Belle Pierce Litchasid. OF Abtns-
don. has been appointed maid OF honor
to Miss Sue Piper Wells. the sponsor for
& the Ninth District. Her father. Captain
George ". Litchhs1d. was captain In the
Confederate service. serving the south
With galrantry and faithfulness Since
the@war he has beta quite a Drominent
figure In business and political circles. IN
this section. Miss Litohfe!d Is related
to many OF the old and WelEknoWn fam
lilies OF this section She - an attractive
and popular young lady Of eharmtn0
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Miss 1rby Boiling, the State sponsor
for the Grand Camp meeting to be held
at Wytheville next week. is a daughter
OF General Stith Boiling, of Petersburg.
and one Of the most popular ladies Of
that city.
Miss Lucy Fontaine Dabney is the
pretty sponsor for the Sixth District.
The sponsor for the Ninth District
Will be Miss Sue Wells, of Wise, Va
a native OF that county famous for its
natural wealth, Hiss Wells demon
strates the fact that Il Il not wanting
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paved Dummy" and the highest score
est and west by Mrs I. n. Jones' and
Mrs. Waller Scott. There will be no
meeting OF The club next week. owing to
tho Horse Show, but the club will meet
or Tuesday afternoon, October 21st at
the residence of Mrs. Charles E. Wingo.
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BGxPARTiES.

Box No. 40, at the Horse Show building,
taken by Messrs. Randolph Halliday,
Spencer Garter, w. G.. Ferguson, j. S.
Bryan and Jonathan Bryan Will be oc-
curied Monday night by Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Pinckney. Mr.. Randolph aalsadaS,
Mr.. NJ G. Ferguson, Miss El'zaheth
Hodges, of Annapolis. and MI. b Stewart
Hume Among other guests wl.o viii pc
in the box during the show VII be MISS
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,r;a.o. Kate and Janet Bernard, OF re-
+arehurp and Miss Mary sale. OF IS
sex county.
Mics Minnie Daniel, Of culpeper' VIII - De
.,,a euest OF Mrs. S. B. west Aoi .iie
show week.
Ar Hawthorne Goodloe, Of Alton, VIII
ha with Mr.. and Mrs. Wllllann oai'es
Saunders.
PERSONAL MENTION.
rra Howard C. Johnston has returned
M NJ. nnvars No. sol East Franklin
street, after most des'sh'iu' : = $500
Ar and Mrs. Richard F. Morris: OF
sh;npton are here for rev Gays
Masi aT@s Morris. mother. Mrs. Blanken-
shin Of No. III South Third Street.
ME- ". J. Johnston arrived YESTERDAY
from Washington. and VIII De a. ~
us East Franklin Street.
Mrs ". B. Hudgins and Miss Lois
1I,,Ssins of No. 2O7 West Clay Street.
,,ayo returned from New York after a de-
lightful stay of two weeks.
Mics Emma Clarke. of washington. is
TIE guest of Miss Ruby Bodeker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. q Har and
little daughter, OF New York, VIII De
With Dr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Esgleston
next week.
Miss Elizabeth Eggleston will reach
Richmond early this week. alter de-
lighttul summer in the North. Miss Eg-
pleston is a niece of the Well known au-
thor and novelist, Mrs. George cary Eg-
eleston. who has beautiful summer
home on Lake George.
Miss Mary GUN, of Eagles Point. Glou-
ce-star county. Va. who has been visiting
Mis- lillian Fitzgerald. Of No. 1929 West
r.lay Street has returned to her home
after a delightful week spent in Rich
1ncnd.
Miss Lucy Nelson Carter. missionary
8 to the Ute Indians. has come East to
visit her family, and is spending some
time at her old home, near Shirley.
Miss Powell will sing solo IN the
Second Presbyterian Church to-day.
Misses Jeanette and Charlotte Wright.
Of Tappahannoclz, Va. are now the
guests of Judge John G. Dew's family,
at No. 1920 Grove Avenue.
Miss wilma Newman, Of this city, will
60 to Dinwiddle county, to act as u
bridesmaid at the Sutherlin-Davis wed
ding. Wednesday next
Mrs. 7. A. Murray, of this city. will
be one of those present at the sutherlin-
Davis marriage in Dinwiddie, next We'd
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. Westbury will
have as their guests during the Hosse
SHOW Miss Reed and Mr. Oyster, OF
washington. IS. c., and Miss Wilkinson,
of West Point. Va
# DR.. and Mrs Henson will have as
their guest during the Horse Show Miss
N =. Henson, Of LOUISE
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Entertainments.

VIZ and Mrs. ]. Scott Parrish Will have
q house party at their country place.
..NIiniboya,'' during Horse Show week.
They will have as their guests Mr.. and
AIRS. A. G.. Beardicy. Jr., Of Auburn, n
Y. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wellington
syack, of London. who reached New
York October l1tll Mrs. Wack visited
Richmond a few winters ago. when, as
the beautiful Lillian de Blois she made
many friends.
Mr.. Garnctt Tabb entertained few
friends informally Thursday in honor OF
Miss Hester Cabell Tabb's guests, Mrs.
Carr acme aud Miss Helen lngersoll. OF
keswick, Aibcnarle county.
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q ,ve q Ha.1fora com, WI S boz

Mr.. Pye. Of Hartford. Conn. will. b boz
guests.
Tuesday night OF next week Nj. and
Mrs. I, N. Jones will have in their box
party Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stacy. OF
Charlestown. w. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Fla Bonita, Miss Edith Nlstt Jones and
Mr.. James Rutherford.
a Wednesday night their guests viii be
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Lambert. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lambert. Of Atlanta, Ga;
Miss Edith Elicit Jones and Mr.. James
rutherford.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Saunders. Jr.. will
have in their box party at tho Horse Show
during the week: Mrs e. a Saunders,
or North Carolina: Mr.. and Mrs. Herb
crt Saunders. Of Shirley. Va: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bailey Saunders. and Mr.
Add Dill.
MT. and Mrs Albert Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Morris will be members
Of a box party in which Miss Carolyn
and Miss Bessie Martin will be
hostesses.
Mrs. Clement c. McPhail and Mrs.
j. a. WEIGH will be in Mr.. and Mrs.
West1noreland Davis box party. MT.
and Mrs. Davis. who returned from Eng
land recently. where both enjoyed hunt
ing in Devonshire. will be with Mrs. Nc
Pnail during Horse Show week.
Mrs. Henry Landon Cabell. Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. Moncure
PERKINS and Miss Marianne Meade will
form a pleasant box party for one eve
ming next week.
Mr.. r. D. starke will entertain IN his
box on Tuesday. opening night, Miss
Evelyn Ryland. of King and Queen
county: Miss Mary Carter Anderson. Of
Hanover county: Mrs. Thomas n
Starke. DR.. J. Rufus Hunter and MT.
Thomas H. Starke.
On Friday night, Miss Maude Hutche-
son Starke. daughter OF Mr.. p. D.
Starke, will have as her guests in her
fathers box four of her school com
panlons. Miss Nellie Sutton, of Bon Aaar;
Miss Rosa Smith. Miss Nellie Sinton
and Miss Virginia Clarke. of the Woman $
College.
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Mrs Clement c. McPhail was the host
ess during the past week of delightful
card party, in which Mrs. James a.
Welsh. Mr. e. 7. D. Myers. Jr.. Mrs
Calvin Whitley. Mrs. Beirne Blair and
Mrs Edward Mayo were among the
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M..oyelty Six COASTS.

New Plaid Waists, in blue and green Scotch q m
plaid, trimmed in stitched bands OF black taeta, 0oVV
Dressy Waist of white peau de Sole h emsttched. IN
black aud trimmings black and white crochet butins
Wear y Ta'.' sue.0.' ~ Aous' : $3.50
VERY Swell Crepe de Chine Waist in light blue and
pink. tucked all over back front, and sleeves 9 Q q
We have Sill, Waists at less price. in fact as low as
So. So. and better qualities and exclusive q &c n n
designs, at prices ranging up TO. ooS.VV
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Mr. and Mrs. William G. g. Half and
ntt,e daughter, Of New York, will be
With Dr.. and Mrs Joseph ". Eggleston
pnyt week
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Miss Elizabeth Eggleston will ireach
Richmond early this week after a. De
lightful summer in the North. MISS Es
s1e.s4on is niece of the we'll known au-
fl,or and novelist. Mrs. George Cary Egg
eleston. who has a beautiful summer
home on Lake George.
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Miss Emma Clarke. of Washington
TIE guest of Miss Ruby Bodeker.
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VERY Dsv finished bodoth Blouse Jacket has
collar, is trimmed in crochet
ponion around bottom OF jacket Skirt
mns and made heavy dropskit suit pEn
hfora
rough chey military outer edges
formed finished
front finished with handsome silk frogs Kit SKIRT s'0oa'sy $3.50
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Mrs. Henry Landon Cabell. Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs. Moncure
PERKINS and Miss Marianne Meade VIII
form a pleasant box party for one eve
ming next week.
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Mrs. ". B. Hudgins and Miss Lois
Hudcins. of No. 2O7 West Clay. Street.
.,,avc returned from New York after a de-
lightful stay of two weeks
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POPULAR eckwear silk i II: m raS IS r
interesting IDEAS sucn q e
The triple Cane effect with elaborate
u twotoned liberty silk with sres anu
Q Tin ribbon
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Jhe Prevailing Styles in Tailored Suits.

Of blind
ard trimmed strapped %
MATCH. made silk QSO.GO
A g1S.Sv
Goats at pricest to a follows:
$50 90 sic. 90. $3.50. $40. 90 and down to s8.e5
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,rbc ladies of st. I,uke's EPISCOPAL Chap
:, Guild viii mold a Rag Fatr.i' beginning
MONDAY next. October 18th, and contin-
Az, ! through tire week Contributions
mn he sent TO Mrs. i4artz No. I3sWash-
inEton street. and the ladies trust that
shci- efforts in behalf of the needy may.
meet with a generous response,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

The Kate EheeloclS'' whist Club held
;.s fall meeting on Tuesday afternoon,
October eth. at tho home OF Mrs War
mar Moore. the new president OF tlse club.
Tire highest score north and sou,il was
rade by Mrs. Charles L. Todd who
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Dressy Six Goats.

The extreme stye in these novelty coats was eonsi-
eret too broad. but now demand has made them the
correct wear " hat more swell coat can be worn tor
driving street than these 2z-ich fubtck garmentss
OF course, We have the three-quarter lengths, but
fashion speaks more tavorably for the shorter coat
We have them at all prizes up So So but we give
here suggestions of the popular priced garments
DouI,le-Breastei Peau d. Sole Coat with inverted
Fleat back large revers, and lined through GRO "a
out in satin u. .:.s O'~".oV
Monte Carlo Coat of peau de Sole or tafieta silk,
trimmed in stitchei silk bants and ined IN err m
heavy white satin V's.eV
New Box Coat, in extra heavy taff.ta strappei in
silk revers AMI large Gwing sleeves. faced IN r.o RI
Arabian lace lined tasoush out in White SATIN 0joSV
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Perfect six Jkirts.

How elegant is we'll fitting silk skirt Our variety
comprise the best ideas, copies of exclusive designs
from European models but the prce Our figures are
but trife of the imported price.
Peau de Sole Skirts, seven gored each seam formed
Of openwok bra d. the graduated net circular ounce'
is trimmed in mouselne de sole ruffes made en- m
over nice quality mercerized dropsklrt. V'V.0S
Handsome Taffeta Skirt, of excellent quality, each
eeam finished in herrngbone, lower part OF ~IE m
Skirt trimmed in tuckng and lace medallion. p10.VV
Noveltv Skirt of fine quality taffeta silk made after
+he new models pleated to knee, with killed 900 en
bottom made over silk d1opsklrt. Q>S.SV
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~. W T. Johnston arrived yesterday
+rorn washington. and will be at NO.
215 East Franklin Street.
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Mr.. Hawthorne Goodloe Of a y BAILEY New
be with Mr.. and Mrs. W iii'an4
Saunders
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,rh ,nor,tbl,, meeting OF the Richmond
,-b.s,,ter, Daughters OF the Confederacy.
,,ii,a held october 18th at A:ao e NJ in
Lee Lee. Camp Hall Reports vii be , made .as,
IRON, the Lexington convention. and del
egates will be appointed to the, New VI.
leans convention, to be held November
1.ffiEs5
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Ostrich 70ns again the style in fact they
Oso' G Beautiful than full and and elegant to
coque which quite stylish without Of
Iurc Our department complete full
sss and all the
and the "a ~
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1,he social afternoon at the Woman s
<.l,,p promises 10 be unusually gas ana
attractive next Monday. The newly az
ranged rooms with many Improvements. itS
ana added articles Of furniture: and the ne
raer that nearly all cluS members VII
n:yz. 4 t.:.s.it. and guest VITA them. W.il
,,,rroruce INTO the prec:ncts OF Inc .! cru,
the INFECTIOUS Horse Sho" sli1t ll-5.N ~
1,e,yatI,,s ne entire city elsewhere
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Miss Anna Vernon Dorsey viii deilvef
the second lecture in TIC course s1a.,.a.,
Der ION. Miss Dorsey IS neis .als.i', -
srd wondfr.1,tlly trained siis CONS So. -
Richmond win the l,restlse %. q = u ~.
reputation hasing created a 80 an
n ,ua,- under the auspices Of titled pa.
tIoncSSeS.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Howard c. Johnston mas r.en,.1tsa
- Mrs Duvars, No. sol East FranKl,n
street 81 after a most delightful trip soueh
Mr. and Mrs. Richard r Morris: Of
Washington. are here for Few GAYS
Win Mrs. Morris mother MIS-. blaiAet1-
shin. of NO III South Third street
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Brock, Mrs. w. Gordon McCabe. Miss
Honerta Alien. Mrs. o. "a. Funsten, MIS-.
Floyd Hughes, Mrs. W. II. Tompluns.
MRS. Barton III. Wise, Mrs. John b..
alrntfoot, Mrs. Christopher Tompkins,
mrs. wililam T. Reed. Mrs. Charles
Davenport, Miss Nellie Boy!Sin ard
Others. Mrs I5srbert a. C.'i4loiss,
the president of the Virginia Danes
hopes ina, members from Williamsburg
and Norfolk will join the Richmond party
S1rfonar 18th.
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Miss wilma Newman, of this city, will
90 to Dinwiddle county, to act as Il
bridesmaid at the Sutherlin-Davis wed-
ding, Wednesday next.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-14
RECEIVERS SALE ON the THIRD FLOOR

OUR STOCKS OF CARPETS, RUGS, CURTAINS, PORTIERES AND UPHOLST
CRED GOODS RUNS UP in money value to close $4,000. Every thread has been re
cded since the first of September and in tMssa ale ALI must give place to the ALdlGHT
DOLLAR"
HERE ARE VARIETIES that are GIGANTIC and Mr. Hastings has authorized prices
thta are positively HEART STARTERS.