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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-27
LUU0E IHLN
Denies That He Talked OF
Assassination.
THE BAD REPORTER
The Wife Of The Former Republican
Governor OF North Carolina May
be Appointed Postmaster
al Wilmington.

The contention over the pustmasiersilir
ef wilmington i# attracting side attsu
tian and l@ causing some feeling am9uE
the contestants ana their friends
IA heretofore mentioned In The Star.
former Governor y L. Russell made "a
trip 80 washington IN behalf of Miss n
E. Dhrty, present postmaster and whg is
an applicant for rsappoIntment tt De
veloped after his visit 80 washington that
the name nj Mr@ Hussell had beem ff
commended as a ca mpfoniHe ia the eou-
test
The turn wh.ab affairs took has gause}
considerable criticism ut Governor HHE-
sel1 and the statement has hesn made that
he suggested the uame - Mrs. Russell.
after having gone to Washington ga ite
bali of Afls4 DaFby Governor Russell
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-27
Did Eoi Approve Aci Of Trinity Boys

Sasapsoa Dernoerat
Deaf slr Wlu yoa flaaae state tareHa1t
fae Democrat 10 nY friends fhat J. ss B.
e8seBf a TrnaY college, H1sa fbst8 -
kuoN tbs p9sttou took wlta reevr-<f
to f8s bsnzlhe ia sfigv t8 Mf geaepiFn6
Dah3eis astor 81 ha News and Observer.
mh5et acf was 60rs ~ the Might Il DE
aensef Do 1st.
waHt to ~ oa faeafs 81 ona vhg was
atfsHspaa1g GGpoaaa g. gaah . rssa aet.
afs N6B aag. - 81 eaD1sf. shsf : hsa
~ part l1 ner a1EFgvsa q tbs same
] Ns tarther to state Lat the sss att
Nas Rot fenfesaffatlvs ~ ~ sfa5aat
bla9T al T. ~. q serv sHaI1 number II
STUDENTS beaz parties e.. ans totally Fe-
gJa1as. BE flr fte 5ae5
very frplY.
z r. LgE.
Trinity csIlezs. r3Bfhsr. c Dasrb-
bs7 ss. 1sG&
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-27

% "A assea about this charge yesterday ~
e Star representative Hbd ID reply be
said
u uas ufginx tbs appointment 81 Miss
uarbr The chairman af tbe rrgHbhesn
state Committee without nY kuvw lH8z
a88 n7thu8t aBr thought sr s8gEeei]ea
ireu fHy=elf ot mT wife. ca ifom sngarA
in bahaIf of eithaf 81 ns. offered te tfesftl-
rnead tie appointment ~ Mrs Russell
III tbs appointment shn1ia - teB6stsd -
Mrs 1}gssai hy i}e President she vii
aas39a whether shs wiH naeept Il ~ Dgt g
GovuENOH nrEaEL11s NEGRO
VIEWS
Recently whsu cg4efrt9r Russell rgsz ia
TTasHinKteu ~ tha gesioffrs mstef the
Washington pest psblished what p1fpaaf
go r. bs SO interview mttb t.ta eu tbe us
gfo question. TIE interview has been ex
teaaire1y eopisg ard commented upen by
pagers in fyor8h cargllna ana gatsl3e ~
fire state ap8 bas sttftaefs3 fotsiaeFubi
attention Speaking with reference fn
thsi interview Ths Ftar represent tive
inquired ~ him q hs waa correctly re-
p1rtss.
WAS H1saUoTED
THE fsoTerrof replied as feIlows
6la nt8 uthtuzze anv Interview 81
Ell Ny ala friend. M smsh. q fhs
EVastinatas Post. happened - fbhet tbs
pa fhs TtNtf Hgnsa rn Washington af6
fte Conversation af1ftag 1Btg q a9f4 q
le,,sn e1atnaaier ~ the kaero aue ~ J
"a ftf knaw thaf nr gmf8 intended n,
Er1nf Whist ! ssia be tsok ~ potas ~ arry.
fluE ~ taa asg1 we talked - gfhsf
ratters hss1ass ire neErs question
1sfne aggs Hfer fhst my atfeutlsn visa
eai}as - Whist ha hsa written fvf fba
west mgtsp post s'.est ny talk w1fA
fra Re eviaently vrole Il ~ ffgn uH1p.
e1 sna a.s ntf ~ y tgAeiasl y afvrs.f ;
finnk e appeatNg n tle W0eAtkisn Ppsf
aerersi aavs aftar 08r talk TIE rnaet ai
q "a abyss vlas z d4g sy sut ste ~ two
expressions aYa tsoYferflv sttrba7e1 ~
rbr sid ftera ths an efftvt itae bean u.saf
~ mare II sestegr fbst J ad fAat eBv
negro wfss vee tpdgT rssos 6rE Hhe 20
enffe5 Any property was Hkear to ~ hs-
Fassbst@a 8n fhe 5efb ! ss8s rse Haef
thing
@T4se matesHraa NJ g1af I atf ssy was
ftat 4ah nerfG fs 9 rass uze Ass nss -
oeegty q Dae rec ~ sataf slAatapa afsa ~
fsr1arfy it ff3s etr8rv fgfh Mtrh afN
ao1sfh afs thas as tsaogse fheg wsrs8s
tse roera har-v fv aeafg6fnw ft8a far I
sa3g tnst assrs weala fs fs8fAeF Fn tbs
Nsrtt rav sans sgeal saps ~ ~ lasns
Ar8s5 esHar fha7 r6nMffaB aaas Y
s,,av ner rxsa n ae Msr4h fht
nsErs "a afaer minated sza aa sns stfat
A wB rs ~ 1 ftss aemfh H,fsesreer fhs
M grs touas ra seee egrrps gr wft ttss
s..s.... - f4. -.-Ess.s e..sn aE ssfw aks4 #sse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
ROYAL DANES or AMERICA.
Carrie J. stlvernail supreme Dame-R0yal
Arcanum Auxiliary?

ArcAnum AUXILIARY?
In q bill introduced At Albany by As
semblyman F. Z. Allen Of Broome county.
the following women are named as incor-
porators OF the Royal Danes Of America"
Carrie j. Silvernail. Supreme Dance Inez
Gertrude Pintler. Supreme Secretary; NJ.
Lillian Foster. Sipreme Treasurer: Jennie
E. Williams. Jennie g.. Gale, Jennie @.
Smith and Sarah B. Wedge, Supreme R,p-
resentatives.
The objects Of the corporation. accord
ing to the bill, shall be 70 promote social
intercourse among. and the mutual i'm
provement OF. it's members; to furnish aid
and material assistance to worthy distre seed
members and their families and to assist
them In burying their dead and to promote
the growth, membership and general well
fare Of the Royal Arcanum.'
William X. Spooner, who has intimate
knowledge Of the Royal Arcanum In this
State, said yesterday that the bill should
be carefully scrutinized- and investigated
before II Ia passed. % :
"A number of the fraternal organizations
like the Royal Arcanum have women's
years II has been suggested at different
times that the Royal Arcanum should have
a female branch. SO far q know the
Supreme Council Of the Royal Arcanum
has not decided to have a woplen's auxiliary.
II the Supreme Council has given its ap.
prevail 70 this bill | do not know Of 1t and
doubt II very much. The Royal Arcanum
achusetts and it is natural to suppose that
should q women's auxiliary be contem-
plated II would be Incorporated under the
laws Of Massachusetts,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08

at the thing Ia broad view. ] came into
this world without my will; ! was brought
into II contrary TO my will. don't see
what have to be ashamed Of / did not
commit the sins OF my parents, and there
b no proof that I was born out OF we'd
lock. ] might have been stolen and taken
there and II no record was made OF u at
the institution there was neglect right
there
II you had been stolen they would know
nothing about you"
This Is q benevolent institution inter-
jected DR.. Kelly, .and their benevolence
would be thwarted II they made inquiry
about every child left there; that Ia one Of
the things that make their services 30 uni
versal In the city. II they were to make
rigid inquiry into these cases. 1t would
destroy the bene6t for which such an In
stitution n Intended
The Commissioners had long talk with
King. but they were unable TO alter his
belief and 80 they gave 1t up and turned
In their report to the Recorder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
CORBIN BANK Wins LONG suit.
THOMAS EELDER NOT 4 PARTNER
JUNE sPEER DkfJDES.

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Asspsss MAJ ~ aisS Man Wsstsa
sSNAse - M Isss - Issets ~ ,As
Ssstss ss0eesss tAss e~sssss'
Judxs Esaosy spssf " tbs unlisd sssiss
Couu VI tbs souil.sss Dls,Tla VI Gssssls
has ju.i hsnsissi dosp . dsaislDn against
Il.osnAs 4 yslAss ln tbs suit which he
Lssan sis yssIs ssp sssinsi sis.sss
klssll sad Austin tisstsln, tbs Surviving
paaasr. VI tbs lssiAA hsaklas GasalsAy
sl.lsiD sss foaAasa ~ tbs lsis A1siln
Coflan sAa ~ vh.eh tsiass sss ~ ssn'
Iloyse
t.lsls, s...a fs' $1,000, s'IssAs ,i.si
ii,.i sss lac si.ais ~ tbs psoais ~ TIA
lAi.a a.,..s,sas.i VI ~ tssts.s's ,zsnsias
os..,.ssy IA sLlsb 10 ssla he sss ss,iil,i
by snus " "a sss.sSssi sai ~ Iss'aD
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psaass ~ isS,As al-sSssssS hi's ~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
CANNOT REDICE INSURANCE.
Lesion Of Honor May Have 10 Pay % 900
Instead Of o, 900.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn. has handed down
decision Of great interest to members OF
fraternal benefit orders and especially
to the members Of the American Legion
Of Honor II was in the case Of Thomas
Williams. who joined the order twenty
two years ago, taking out certificate Of
insurance for o., 900, which amount was TO
be paid at his death to his widow. In 1900,
when Mr.. Williams was 70 years old, the
order reduced the 5000 certificates TO
q 600 Mr.. Williams objected and rendered
the amount Of his assessment on the 5000
certificate, which was refused. Then he
paid on the new rate Of 5000.
When the case came mp In the lower
court, q decision was given in favor Of the
American Legion OF Honor, on the ground
that the plaintiff had ratified and accepted
the changed law by paying the assessments
on the lower amount. ~
Justice John Woodward. who writes
the opinion, reverpee the lower court and
orders new trial. Justice Woodward
Gays that the plaintiff bad; q good case
when he offered his money for the insurance
AZ the full rate and ~ to the alleged waiver
Of his rights, the plaintiff was confronted
with q dilemma brought about by the
wrong ful doing Of the defendant in seek
ing to violate the obligation OF its con-
tract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
MSskR WANTED 4 WIFE.


Wv N~ss - ~ "sesso'
John Van stsinbsss chs East Nsv iork
lnisss vho spent ~ littis fof food that be
died in W, Johns Hospital. sadssvor~d 10
ssl,s his is.spss snd kssp from thsp
his boarded thousands ny attempting "a
- sish yo.ins vtfs ,hrDush tbs ms.iiuIn
u IN sdsss'lsssssn, ~ . inosains asss-
passs
AIskoush no vss 70 year. old. he inss,sd
THIS s1sesslsssnsat, shd rsoelssd . Humb.f
u Ans~sfs
: sss. z 'saAS .'is no, geo e., h..,
s - m.A s'. $780,. Sod A"'''' ed lar ~
hasl.lsss ssy pf,~ 20 ,bs as-ih ~ HI.
sls.:.s sai NJ i..Sii, II ssss,a ~. s.is-'
lesss,.ss hs stlsa.dsd nssisy ssLhly
.s. .. , 1885, az. 80 49,. ~. s.... "s ss
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~ h.ias>h lss-s fsssn IA. fsssily ss.d eli
No fgssasa. ssas1a fs.si ho'.si : f'itns
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08

k-.sysi " Dssls NJ MS Lissassss hf@
u hsssusl u LssS q Ga, sbinb ssni
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llsls ls.susasalss
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100 s.s.s. .s.SsSilss whsa ,ss hsH
f.iL-a. 4 y hasS.n a Ia tsst ssss tis-s
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,~sS ~ bsls1ss.s w tho sssd q u. Iss-ss''
bss-''ssa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
wIMONMN's RAiLROAD TAXES
sssuss psssss lsAhssissssiy 0as - tss
- tssississ aefss@ lseiis.

MADIsos. Wis. hsroh Bye unanimous
vote ths lover houss at the isslsis,urs yss'
lssdsy pAsssd tbs Lali ohsnsiDs tiss railroad
taxation system from ths present llesase
fss plan 10 On ad.ysiofs,n basic u u
s.siuastsd that this Gill mean ~ innfss~s
~ ~ xsoo 40 annually ln tle ressnuss VI tls
blSls N u bsooins~ , lss
sssLodls- . Isiofip loas ufssd ~ 20.
AT nslts 1i.s railroads hsl n Lssil hshi
lAs tbs n.sssuis, sad u 10 ssid ,hsi ,hsle u
. saSoAs lsLDy hs,s 90 Jg,s.s ,i,s lss
u u 90 solsd shsi ~ tbs sHdas - the 'sil
sLla, ysi hss 10 81 oD ills i,ill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
SHE WANTS TO JOIN THE NAVY.
Texas Girl Asks Permission Of the Boston
Navy Yard to Enlist.

BosroN, March Rear Admiral John
son, Commandant Of the navy yard here,
has received a long letter from Texas girl,
who says she is II years old. She says she
thinks she could greatly improve the char
scter and condition Of the men in this branch
of Uncle Sans military arm II she were
permitted to enlist In the navy and assoc ate
with the men.
Admiral johnson believes that the young
woman Ia sincere in her belief and will not
give out her name. II 10 apparent from
the tone Of the letter that the girl really
believes that she can he Of benefit to the
tackles. She expresses an earnest desire
to be permitted to enlist so as to put her
scheme In operation.
Admiral johnson has cent reply In
which he explains TO her that the law ex-
pressly forbids the enlistment OF women.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
y. OyERTON PAINE ~ CHICAGO.
HIS Manager In That city says Hes There
IN Poor Health.

CHICAGO, March 7.-'J. 0verton Paine,
whose disappearsnce was reported In de-
sps,ches from New York .'srrived in Chicago
Yesterday and authorizes me To make
denial that he was At any time missing.
said J. W. Kil@y, local manager for MIR.
Paine, last night. Mr.. Paine has been In
the South Tor the last four or five w~eks.
lie went trrt to Hot springs 10 take cour-r
he went TO New Orleans and from that
place he cam. to the Auditorium Hotel
here to-day.
Ths fAa that he vas in poor health
prompted him 10 cat himfelf ON ~ much
A. po.sible from business oommunics lions,
and that, ! psesum&, accounts Tor the ALB
surd report that he vas missing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
Waass 70 Yssm . slassss Tr~ss.

srsACUsn. March f.-Horaos y. An
drevs 81 Cleveland has bssa In the oity
attempting Ia form . gin.sng trust Ne
said he ~as acting for . Western syndicate
which would buy w ell the SiI.ssns fsrms
ou,rish, ~ CIV. tbs owners stoot Ia u.s
COMPANY. vhish would hs capitalized 81
fssorsLly by tbs ssossss " oSoadS1s saa
Cortland aoustiss. vhsss . lAses PER of
ol.s sin-sns grown ib the sorid . gsAssd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08

vas still p-ndinG. hs married nlss ksilis
Bell smith, the daughter Of Milton u.
smith, president Of the Loutsvills and Mash
vills Railroad That Was shortly after
Preston Thornton, . young ksntuokiAns
had shot himself ln hlss Smiths prsssnes
baosu.e she refused IA marry him
F.ldsT aud his slf- vent "a Nashville
and became acquainted With samuel n.
hurphy, sho Owned about all ths surfsos
railroads in T.anss.ss ysldss and III.
cite were adoyasd by thx Murphy, and
shsa husylhy dlsd IN DsesmlssS, ttyD.
he ut y ho,loslly bic sntiss ssiAts ~
mllllop snd . halt u Isldss
sfisf ! slns htouSla h.rv by " dbslan
ssd tod hl% ,Lsi hls sslssy u 1as sss
lao ssasll end the, ~ should dsss = yss sssA
VI lhs psOhis ~ tis lsAd dstAstAsssa
Is,itsis i.a sssh l.lsi snd W fofl1n 1900
Isoals.,a lIi aouft 10 t,.s sitssnsyp n yoviS
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base lsa . islssss ~ ssssss esAaS 10 dee
sAsi'ssa q 'i.ai ,iiss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
Wrist Bags Under Value.

OF Seal, Walrus or Morocco, in tan, brown,
gray or black; inside frame, chain and six
inch outer frame Of gilt, nickel or gun metal.
MORE lined. >.-'@ At ESQ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
A Sale of College Pillows.

Christy's popular automobile subject in Yale,
Columbia, Harvard, Princeton, Cornell and
tinted and finished with heavy cord and tassel,
Value SAYS. At S1.95
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08

ssasiss uusp m ttsvtds.
JACKSONVILLE. Fis hsroh senator
\ Y Quay, family snd psry ~ friend.
ibrs, v'sH. '-, WI r.insin iso u,ani IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
MINION, Si.65.

wemsn's three pssrl clasp bsa Preach Kid Gloves,
eenuss,inG embroidery end uimmiaG In the latest
shades Of Mode FiesIIs. French Grey end Pearl else
White OF Black.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
Neckwear for Women.
pruahmay. 11h tn 18th 6trrrt

would like something augment good effect relieve monet
your Dress have all Of dainty hand
made Linen and Lawn Stocks designed for service with silk
also the Made kind Of butchers lnen lawn d in
white coos Then there Turnover Collar
Sets plain hemched embroidered and Lace Collars
and Capes in white at modest prices
Per ESQ
Japanese silk, II yards lonS value 80 Al S2c
andL Lace Collars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
Spring Gloves for Women.

It's by finish and fit that you know Saks glove withou
LOOKING at the button They contributed toward eevan
the glove standard than any Of which we know.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
A Sale of Wash Dress Fabrics.

you have Summer waist in mind will find almost
unlimited number Of material SUGGESTIONS among imported white
fabrics They this latest
effects The coors dependable No need ask whether
they will launder.
Pnkls n
Wl as nsrv,s s,.ei. q, 500 Value per 200
Mspa "a niche ds q corr snd sHsen
20 ure:B
10
yard At 25cI's" Per yard, &c
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-05-21
IN FULL BLAST.
Session Of Missionary Workers
Under Full Fl eadw ay.

Addresses Of Welcome and lsesponsi
Delivered last Night sonnet hing Of
the Work of the Society as Shown b.
Reports which have been Made.
At the session OF the Executive
Board Of the w. L. NJ. S. yesterday
afternoon, in the NJ. p church, re
ports were had from the Branches
The Branches are organization.
within the Conferences composed O
auxiliaries in the different churches.
There are twentyone Branchesin tht
different Conferences and about 325
auxiliafies.
The Praise service at the evening
SEES sion was conducted hy Mrs. A. n
Waldo, Michigan rhe address OF
welcome in behalf oil the Christian
community by Prot. Thos. f. Hodges
was fraternal in spirit, warm with
Christian love, and eloquent in man
ner. Mrs NJ J. McCaslin. Indian
apolis Indiana, responded in a neat
speech in behalf of the ladies. a
beautiful piece was sung by Mrs.
Griffith as a solo.
The report of the corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. D, S. Stephens. Kan
sas City, Kansas, was not alone a
lucid, comprehensive setting forth
of the work un lertakep and accom-
plished by the society, but an ear
nest, eloquent, thrilling plea for
Missionary work. Two missionar-
les were sent out by the Society
during the year, Misses Anna L.
Forest, Littlelield, Pa, and Olive |.
Hodges Of our City.
The West Virginia Branch has
assumed the payment of the salary
of Miss Hodges to whom the Seere-
tary referred in very complimentary
terms. The Young Peoples Society
of G. E. are supporting Miss Grace
Hill in China where the Woman $
Board have begun work. At the
recent Convention of the Y 2. s. c.
4. at Washington d. G. it was de-
termined to undertake the support
OF two more missionaries, one man
and one woman, under the Board of
Foreign Missions and the Woman ;
Board respectively.
The address of the President,
Mrs f. A. Brown. Mt. Pleasant.
Ohio, who including the present
session, has presided over twenty
two Annual Meetings, of the Board
was clear, thoughtful, concise
The reception which followed was
participated in with much apparent
pleasure by the audience, and the
refreshments provided by the ladies
of the church was partaIen of with
appreciation There is to be an
address this evening ny Miss Mar
garet NJ Kuhns, a returned mission
airy from Japan.
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Rent ana Want Ads.

WANTED TO sELL-A fine, fresh
Jersey COW with calf. $50 will take
them. I. N. WEAVER.
FoR RENT-A few new houses with
bath and other eonveniences on the
Peninsula
LoTs FOR sALE-For sale two lots
on Beverly avenue. Horace Atwood
Bell phone l27.
WANTED-EY Everybody to come to
our special Bible sale Saturday May
%. 200 Bibles at less than cost. The
Acme Book Store.
LoTs FOR sALE-For sale three lots
in Smiths addition, eight lots in Sa-
braton, two lots on South High street.
For particulars call on
G. w. SEMANs
1876 Sturgiss street.
LOST CHARM-Lost between the
Hotel MADEIRA and Wiles Hill charm
with picture of baby on each side.
Finder return to Hotel MADEIRA and
receive 81 reward.
FoUND-Practically every book of
any Importance may be found in stock
here. Such as are not in stock we
gladly order. The Acme Book store.
LOST Many persons have lost mon
eY by sending out Of town for desks,
office supplies and filing cabinets in
stead of buying them at the Acme.
WANTED; BOOMERS and boarders in
a private family Convenient location.
Must give reference.
Address Xxx General delivery.
For SALE-Four choice lots in the
Peninsula. For particulars call at
this office.
FOR sALE-I have the residence
property of Col r. f. Fast, corner
of Chestnut street d Bumbo for sale
at bargain. Ii rooms Bath rooms
Two entrances, one from each street
Laundry, INSTANTANEOUS heater, and
everything up to date.
For prices and terms call on
JOSEPH II Mills
Real Estate Agent
Bowers Bldg. Court Square.
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Locals and Perso ma ls.

KEEP your eye on Chancery Hill
SELLS on merit "mannan bread.
Gloss Fancy Bakery & Candy Kitchen.
| WILL keep my store open until
$50 every evening, JAMES PRoTzMAN
MADEIRA Block.
c. c. Heston of the western part
of the county is prominent visitor
in the city today.
DR.. G. a. Hundley of Masontown
has been in the city visiting friends.
d. F. Edwards of Delaware, Ohio,
is registered at the Peabody today.
William Wilmington, oil Cleye-
land Ohio, has been here on business
today.
Dr. William NJ. Dent of Newburg is
here to spend some time Wishing rela-
lives and friends.
Thos. r. Horner OF Weston is in
town having arrived here on Wednes-
day afternoon. He will be in town
for some days.
The Louisa Lowrie Missionary
Society will meet at Mrs. l. N. Mess
more's South Park Friday the 22nd
at o'clock p. m.
DR.. and Mrs. +. L. Naret are here
to visit his mother Mrs. r. f. Naret.
Mrs. Naret has just returned from
Baltimore where she had been to
witness the graduation OF Dr. Naret.
Mrs. Ada B. Short, with little sou,
of Pittsburg, is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Wade OF
Morgantown. Mrs. Short is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. G. G. Wade of Mt. Morris,
and she has many friends here.
POSTERS have been placed over town
announcing the coming of the St
Louis Stars who will play Morgan
town A. q. on Decoration day in
South Morgantown. There will be a
big crowd out to see the game If the
rubber necks who have looked at the
posters all attend.
THERE will be large crowd at the
Commencement exercises of the pub
lie schools in Commencement hall
this evening. They begin at eight o.
clock. The program will be car
ried out by the little ones and it will
be full of interest to their relatives
and friends and the public general
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mccoy are at
townsville. The marriage of this
couple recently occurred in Putnam
county. Charlie surprised his friends
very much by the march which he
stole on them. He has been employed
for some time as engineer in the gov
eminent service and he is good one.
Mrs. r. R.Chrisman and children,
who have been here for sometime
visiting Mrs. G. H. Mclane will leave
| tomorrow morning for their home at
to make preparations to move to
Pittsburg. Mr. Chrisman has accept
ed a position there and has abandon
ed his former purpose of moving Il
! MorgantoWn.