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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-24

Newport News AS Miss Grace Cum
ningham. Mrs. Copeland was very
popular In Richmond society. and it
was a pleasure to her friends TO have
her with them for several weeks. MIR.
Copeland has already returned &
Newport News, and resumed the per
sonal conduct of his paper, the
Times Herald.
Whist Club.
Five tables were engaged on Mon
day morning, when the Stay at Home
Whist Club was entertained 10y Mrs.
S. w. Travers. 6e2 West Franklin
street Top score was made by Mrs.
G. f. Doyle and Mr., John Tyler, The
club will meet with Mrs. Doyle at 9l6
Park avenue next week.
Musical Mt the Club.
A feast 1T for the gods was given
music lovers at the Woman's Club on
Monday, when Miss Zelle Minor was
the chairman of the afternoon. She
was assisted by little Miss Maria Ad-
kins. Niolinist, and Miss Margery
Groce, Of Dallas. Tex, meZzo sopra-
no.
Miss Minor Is always a favorite in
musical circles here, and her num-
bers were especially charming. II one
could bo given the most praise 1t
would he the Mexican Dances, by
Goldbeck. Her clear touch, with a
rarely sympathetic Interpretation. is
the chief charm OF her playing.
Miss Adkins is a very talented child.
phi. sisfs with tke corfpoSure and grace
OF AL adult. She was most enthusi-
astically appiauded. Her mother.
Mrs. Thomas Adkins, played her ac-
compartments. Miss Groce. in the
rendering OF her numbers, brought
forth much enthusiasm and praise.
She has a full, clear voice, which has
been exceedingly well trained under
Mrs. Nj a. Martin. OF the woman's
College, under whom she graduates
this year Combined with the power
and charm of her voice. Is her mag
netic personally and attractive man
ners as she is free from any affecta-
ton whatever. She gave two delight
full encores. ''vous Dansez Marquise''
and by the Znyder Zee
Following is the program for the
afternoon:
Piano
fal Love Song Sketch Book
Nevin
tb) Mexican Dances First Prize at
StuttgarD ........ .Goldbeck
Violin--Air Varie, No. 7,ch. de Beriot
voice-Carmena (waltz Sonfi) Wilson
Piano-Arabeske ....... Schumann
Niolin--Souvenir .........F. Dedia
Voice
(a) A Little Way. ....., Harris
(b) A Memory ...-........ Parks
tc1 Boat Song ..............W Ware
(d) Love Song s...... Haecher
Piano-Im Waldo (Hunting Scene),
Heller
Special guests of the club were Mrs.
r. ID. Aansom. Mrs. j. r. Ellis. Mrs.
Groce, Miss Louise Davidson, Mrs
Thomas II. Ellis, Miss A. w. Archer,
Mrs. j H.. Warning. Miss Leah H.
Hawkins, Mrs. and Miss Aiken, and
Professor and Mrs, NJ. A Martin.
The wedding of Miss Mamie 0s-
borne Ffck1en and Mr.. c. O'Connor
church, Fredericksburg. Wednesday
evening at $3.50 O'Clock. The bridge
viii have as her attendants Miss Nir-
ginia Ffcklen, her sister. as maid OF
honor, and Misses Jennie Maitland and
Kate Doggett as bridesmaids. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-24
CHURCH HILL NEWS


Madison 1851
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-24

gvoomsmen will be Messrs. NJ. G. Lati-
ner. of New York: Contee S. F3eklea.
of baltimore: Col. ". W. Old. Jr of
Norfolk: f. l.. w. Green. w. X. Cool
rick and A, f. Dickson Of this city.
The best man viii be Mr.. Chester b.
Goolrick.
A reception TO the bridal party.
relatives and few friends will fol-
low the ceremony al the residence OF
Mrs. Chas. Wallace on Princess Anne
street,
Among the eut-of-town guests will
he Capt and Mrs. w. Nice. Grafton, OF
Sewickley. Pa; DR.. John owen, Of Hal
flax; Ex-Governor Claude a. Swanson.
of Chatham; Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
Page, of Hanover: Mrs. Rufus owen,
af Halifax: Hon. Carl Noting. of Lou
lisa; Congressman 4. g. Carlin, OF Alex
andria; Mrs. Louise Buttrick. of Rich
mond Mr. and Mrs. w. Mcdonald Lee,
OF lrvington; Or. Arthur Hooe, OF
Washington.
Coaie-Fiippen.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Julian Flippen for
the marriage of their daughter. Ida
Campbell. 10 Mr.. Basil Wester Coale.
The ceremony viii take place on Wed
nesday, June S, at noon at Oakland,
Cumberland county. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-24
Jones---Wootiruff.

-4SpectaI- To Tho Richmond YIrgInIan.l
EMPoRIA. VA May 24.--Mr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-24

represent the very highest type of the artists and artisans
handiwork.
The collection of these choice pianos from the various
factory exhibits saesrooms present excellent OPP
portuny for intimate personal examination and this
interesting and unique display WILL promise you, prove
both pleasant and profitable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-24
MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS

OF Course You'll Come.
It's Time Well Spent.
We have many agreeable surprises
in store for you We are alive and
wide-awake to this wonderful chance
for demonstrating that the Gable
Piano Company leads in everything
musical in Richmond. We will show
you Pianos that are poems.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEWS FROM our NElGHBoRs


-in he sual' pleasing manner recited
The Good Financier." The club
members were glad to welcome Mrs
Hugh Mason to the list as an active
member. Mrs, Mason read with much
expression poem entitled yellow
stone Park and Why so Named
Mrs. Chas. Hoffar being absent Mrs
A. Monroe kindly consented to take
her place on the prcg ,am and charm.
insly rendered The Sheperd Boy
Topics OF interest were discussed by
all present after which the meeting
adjourned to meet at the home OF
Mrs John McCune on April 1th,
Joe Layton Of Cairo spcnt Monday
evening as the guest of Miss Olga
J4hauS2n.
Miss Alice Beaver OF America was
shopping hero Monday.
Z. G. Davidson OF Paducah. KY, Is
the guest Of n, O. Richie on Fourth
and Walnut streets.
The Woman's Auxiliary of ST.
Peters Episcopal church will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Frank TIandley on High street.
Mr. ana Mrs. f. c. Clanton and
Eamily OF Oscar Ky. passed through
the city Monday en- route to MOUNDS
where they win srord q few days
WITH relltiyes
John Edwards returned home Mon,
day evening from Wickliffe, where
70 transacted business.
Henry Dar.agh jro IS again on the
sick hst.
John Montgomery a former resi-
dent and a brother OF the late Alex
Montgomery of this city, suicided
Monday at Memphis. VIM Mont
goncry q nephew of the dead man
Eae some 10 Memphis to take charge
81 the remains. Deceased was about
c1 Years Old and a bachelor,
'l'Ac Ladies' Ala Of the Congrega
tjolJl church will be entertained
"Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
MIS- Carrie Spence.
Miss Iva Gilhreath Of Mill Creek
ara Mr.. Clarence Distain Of Mound
tdty were married Saturday after.
soon al tho court house in Jonesboro.
.ted@r w. Crawford offeiatjne The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-30
MOUND CITY.
March %.

March 2e.
Miss Lena Stern was a Cairo Wis
itor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lindsey and
family have moved from the Geo.
Parker cottage on Commercial ave.
nue. into the MCMILLAN cottage on
Poplar street
Chas. Rushing made a business trip
to Mill Greek Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f Tinnimeyer OF
Cairo spent Easter with MIR. and
Mrs. G. c. Craig on High street
Miss Mary Crlppen u Mounds was
shopping here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Mason, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Sheerer, ana MIS- H. 81.
Smith attended the funeral of Mrs,
Ida Sewel Of lewiston, Idaho at
villa Ridge Sunday afternoon Mrs,
Sewell was a daughter of Mrs. S. B..
Moore of Pulaski and mad resided for
some years in the west, Her death
on last Monday deprived her husband
of a faithful wife and seven children.
the YOUNGEST but two weeks old, OF a
fond mothers care. The bereaved
husband B. r. sewell who is the
pastor Of the Congregational church
at Lewiston with one little son &C.
companicG the refnains to the old
ho.ae ~ PULASKI where the funeral
was add Suraiay after which the cor
tcso preeeeitI to the cemetery at
villa Riig. Whore the remains were
Inferred ~ H
Roy Gsonpeli 81 Mouatis was II tho
city on business Monday.
Or. Whitaker returned home Mon.
day frcm Chicago where he spent the
past few days.
The Woman's Club met IN regular
session March cath at tho home OF
Mrs. l.. G. Perks. Roll call was
responded to by original poetry each
one displaying much ability in this
line. Mrs B. Hutchinson read an in
tercsting paper on western Irriga-
ton" illustrated with post cards.
Mrs. T. NJ Tucker followed with a
carefully prepared paper on "Mis.
sise,npt Hstles.N Mrs Nhas Schuler
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-30
Council Chamber. Cairo, Illinois,
March %, 1910.
Especial Meeting.l


Present: Hon. George Parsons,
mayor, and Alderman Burke, Cannon,
Davis. Ferguson, German, Greaney,
Kelly, Mcdaniel Magner, Meehan,
Scullin and Williams.
Absent: Aldermen Koehler and
Nellis.
The mayor stated the object of the
meeting was for the consideration of
general business,
The mayor presented the draft of
a contract proposed by the Cairo
Electric and Traction Company for
furnishing the city with lights for
street Lighting for a period of FIVE
years.
Alderman Greaney moved the prop
osition BIZ referred to the mayor and
street committee.
Reports Of Committees.
The ordinance committee and the
police, Jail and fire committee, to
whom was referred March 8 1910,
the ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
Amending section twelve Of chapter
twenty-five of the Revised ordinances
Of the city of Cairo, relating to fire
stations No. / and No q where they
|are located and how composed" re-
ported recommending the adoption of
the said ordinance.
Alderman Magner moved the report
be received and ordinance placed on
second reading. The motion was
adopted. The ordinance was then
placed on second reading and read
at length.
Alderman Greaney moved the
adoption Of the ordinance as read.
The motion was adopted by the
following vote. Aye: Burke, Can
non Davis, Ferguson, German, Grea-
ney, Kelly Mcdaniel Magner, Nee
ham scu''in and Williams--12 Nay
None.
The ordinance committee and the
police. Jail and fire committee, to
whom it had been referred March s,
reported recommending the adoption
.of the ordinance entitled AN ordi-
nance establishing a third fire station
in the City of Cairo"
Alderman Meehan moved the re.
port be received and ordlnanced
placed On second reading The mo
ton WINS adopted. The ordinance
was then placed on second reading
and read at length.
Alderman Magner moved the ador-
lion OF the ordinance as read.
The motion was adopted by the fol
lowing vota; Aye Burke, Cannon,
Davis, Ferguson, German, Greancy.
Kelly, Mcdaniel, Magner, Meehan
Scullin and Williams--12. Nay
None.
The ordinance committee and the
police, jail and fire committee, to
whom 1t had been referred March s
1910, reported recommending tho
adoption Of the ordinance entitled
IN ordinance ameniing Section
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-30
Apply couple will reside in this city
-------.lenee temporarily |
\ Stocks, Bon
MARKET SHIFTING.
Movement of Stocks Yesterday Left
Uncertainty as to Source and
Significance.

New York, March 29--The irregu.
lar and shifting movement of the
stock market today left some uncel-
tafnty as to whether the action
simply measures the completion of
steps in the progress of speculation
or whether the actual change of opin.
ions on the outlook is being reflected
The turn upwards in prices was co
| incident with the fall of one cent a
bushel in wheat which greeted the
news OF rain in Kansas and the
weather prediction of sufficiently
general rains to promise breaking the
drought. A plentiful harvest must
be an important influence in sustain
ing the extended credit position Of
the banks of the interior, much OF
which is known to be based on farm
land purchases and some Of which
are also involved from holding old
wheat
The price upturn did not come I'M
der the after selling movement which
made heavy inroads on prices, es-
pecially coppers. The sudden death
of Justice Brewer had an unfavor-
able influence. The suggestion that
the vacancy on the bench might in
volve retrial Of the American To.
bacco and Standard Oil cases was
not relished
/ NeW rOfk, b4eif@l.. u..,
! e. Hughes, Of New York, tonight i
an address at a banquet of the Mel
chants Exchange, declared for til
fullest inquiry into the charge of Nc
litical corruption in New York state
| He declared his belief in the direc
| primary as a salutary measure 70
purging the political system.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-30

Absolutely correct tuning, tone
and touch completely restored with
out removal T. II. ". Goodenow,
piano maker and tuner, St Louis.
No. Reference Miss Emma Lansden,
Phone $40.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-30
Spring Tired?
Are You Weary and Run Down?
Are You Sick and Depressed?
is Your Blood Thin and Poor?

Do you take cold easily? Do you
feel shiycry? Utterly tagged out after
q little exertiop? Is your complexion
bad Do you feel that life il not worth
livings Nearly every one has some OF
these symptoms in spring, for winter,
while apparently bracing, is all the time
sapping- your strength BY spring every
orc u in 4 more or less payed-out con-
dition-jtst right to catch any disease,
Not always sick, but tired, tired, tired.
70 carry YOU through the gchangeable,
trying, disease-treediag Weather of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-30
HICKORY STOVE WOOD $3.50.

tg load, stove s1ze. delivered. Both
homes. Clark-Danfsrth Handle Co
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-30

Safety razor blades sharpened, 2h
ents each. G. A. Petit, POPS Wash.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-30

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF TIRE
CITY COUNCIL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-03
RAISING TIE WRECK.

A. government tugaoat With two pile
5,.y.,ra and force of men arrived at this
port ~ 2sterGey morning and the work OF
raising sqhst is left of the schooner
Emily Washington was begun. About
mon the re- usics of the vessel we're ralssd
and .oged towards Washington. The
schooner, it will be remembered, was
cut through oy the ice abons two months
ago, wh;la 90 her way to Washington
with losd Of lumber. She remained 10
q suuEeo cauditi7n in the vicinity OF
C ,isboro NATL several weeks ago when
sbe was carried By the current In the
river short distance below Geisboro,
where she grounded. The vessel sub
etooeatlg d,ifed cfl this port ard sank IN
the channel opposits Psioce and Dixie
streets. The steamer s.. Johns collided
with lie derel CT ard psrt OF the schooner
aud TACKLE VS. scattered TO. some dis.
lance 10 the river. The remaining por-
sisn OF the hulk has been a menace 10
navigation eveg since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-03
MASONIC CELEBRATION.

The members OF Alexandra. Wash
ingson Lodge OF Mssons are making ez.
tensive arrangements for the annusI
bsuoue. to be he'd here en- February y
ia honor of the birthday of Washington.
President Taft has prom sed to be pres'
eat if other engagements do not pre-.
vent. Among those who are expected
to make speeches are Hon. ChsmF
CLARK, Secretary OF War Dickinson. j.
D. Richardson, head of The Scottish
Rite Mesous in the United States; hon.
O. O. Csrlin, Rev. John Wesley Hill,
OF New York, and others.
AS heretofore stated, the ledge il
planning to erect handsome fIe proof
menorIsl temple in this city 10 which
is to be kept on exhibition all the valu-
able Washington relics owned by the
lodge. Ga tho 22od the plans OF the
lodge in this direction will be announced
and the efforts already started 20 make
the temple one 10 which all the Masons
In the country will become Interested
will BE- enlarged. The Grand Masters
of all the states have been invited to hs
present aud many OF these have already
accsp.ed the invitation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-03
Prospect OF Tariff Agreement.

B.rlio, Fer. 3.-The prospect Of an
early tariff agreement wish The United
s:s.es WAS grestiy improved today by
the rs,ssge By the En- 1desrs,b, or federal
council, of tariff bull, hastily drafted
and aimed to plscs;e the Uai!ed S aies.
The bill vas then introduced In the
Rsichssag, where It's nlopposed passage
is expected.
There VAS little discussion of the bill,
the seotiuen! Being wholly In favor CT
arriving ct al agreement With The
United Sstes SO lickly IS possible.
The bill psosides that the general
tariff schedules OF Germany shall not be
applicable To Lie Uaiied States after the
expiration of tie present agreement be-
tween the two countries on February I
The bill makes cestsin concessions to
America to compensate for the high
tariff on American NEST, in return for
The miaim1m rates OF Americs. The
agfsrian party prevented any material
5leldirg on the question OF The meat
ssrii,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-03
Sample Lime Of
Silk PettiCOatS
at Is Off
Actual Values.

We were fortunate in securing FROM one Of
the largest and best skirt manufacturers in
New York his sample line Of high-class silk
petticoats; no two alike; nearly all oolors for
street and evening wear; all are made'tf the
best quality taffets silk; some with circular
dounce; others are trimmed with lace and
tucks, and many other styles too numerous
to mention. All are cut full through hip; ell
lengths; full foundstionls land dust rui:s. The
Let includes skirts of the highest grade; quail
ity, and workmanship the very best,
and the entire sample line must be
sod at once. SO as not to conflict with our
regular sto,k. Ia order to do this We have
decided to sell them at just one-third oti the
actual values. This will be sale long to be
remembered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-03
Resist English Authority.

Calcutta, Iadia, Feb. S.-Ths EGG
lish authorities in command in lniia
are alarmed today over the CONT; I'd at
temp,s made on the lives OF English
officials. The latest attempt Was mace
at small village in Eastern Bengal,
where ST, Andrew Fraser, the lieutenant
governor, vas to pay an cifcis! visit. A
short time before his arrival, the police
discovered planted there oomh, which
had been prepared to kill the otticisl.
Oaly by the rerrst chance was the bomb
discovered and the plot foilsd.
The Indians admit that E0gland gives
them ss good government as possible bnl
they claim /. is their right to govern
themselves. Aimed resistance having
proved futile. they have taken to assas-
sina:ing ficiaIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-03
II. d, q.

The meeting of Mary GUSTS Lee
Chapter U. D. c., held in the Oonfeds.
ra.e We erans' baiIciag o. Tuesday
afternoon, was very nter,sting one.
Many subjects, OF importance 10 the
chapter as we'll ss to the Virginia Di-
vision we're Thoroughly cisc1ssed. Tae
opinions expressed were ~ proaouacsd
the debates sometimes spirited, but tfe
conclusions reached showed plainly thai
tho mem be.s still adhered to the tradi-
tions of the Southland as well as the
principles a2d object, of the Uoited
Dau ;hters OF the Coufederscy. The
apnual repor we're very satisfactory,
slowing good condition, obligations oil
met, 20 deliuquents on the list, and mem
beers hip oae. hundred and two. The
following Cfiicers wsro elected: Presl-
dent, Mis- Mary E. Johnson; vice presi'
dept snd registrar, Mrs. James E.
Alsxan6e.; recording secretary, Mrs.
L q. O'B.iaa: corresponding secretary,
Mrs. J. r. Xmmermau; treasurer, Miss
Coas,aoce B,asb; hiator!ao, Miss n.
Walls Blackburn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-03
PERSON

NJ. Eieard Fiuuel entertained 8
number of his friends o. q birthday
pattv at bis reeiderce on south Fair
fax street last night.
Miss Emily L. CLARK, daughter Of
Rsv. ". M. CLARK, OF Richmond, is
visiting the family of Bishop Lloyd on
Alfred street.
Mr.. James a. Kelly, of l02 south
CoIumtu, street entertained Mr.. HAIRY
forge, of Salamanca, n. Y. Mr. Jorge
is on his way home from the Pac, nc
coast where he has beea touring for the
past three months.
Judge L. @. Barley is presiding in
the Circuit court of + ck:ngham today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-03
OPERA HOUSE.

The G-7 johnson Stock Company
will p,essE. two original farce comedies
toaigs,. "Dr B2ile:s" aud "a married
Mans, Tronb!es" are guaranteed to cure
an. worse case OF the blues, and together
with vaudeville, between the ac,s ard
.h,ec r.2ls Of soew moving pictures mir.
Johnson pror;sea "a evenings entertain
ment o! rnusua! interest.
la presen;iog "The Blnkcr's Child, I"
Mu. Harry shannon IS giving toe
thost.e goioe public one of the bsst
attractions nov being offered 10 the one
n;rht Stands. ia ha, besn casetul 10
che seisclinn OF the cas;. t,ss mounted II
gtsatiy along the liae OF sesra'y and
electrical e&:c;s scd is Offering Just chat
the people watt IN the line OF speeialtle'
having scared soae ct the most prom
iueus vaudeville performers for this line
l. sill 10 the attraction s. tbs Opera
II 1use or Sata<Gaf. matinee and nigSt.
S. ats at Wsrfia!G'a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-03
LOCAL BREVITIES,

The Bosrd of Fire Wsrdens will meet
tonight.
The cloudy weather of the morning
gas followed by rain this evening,
NJ. J. Il. Mansfield hss purchased
two lots in the George Washington
Park.
TIE Girls' Friendly Society of G,ace
Church will hold a mu-i;al lea a. Lee
Damp Hall tonight at $50 O'Clock.
There will be another drill o: the Al
eesudtia Light Infantry tonight which
Sergeant Mschstt will attend.
Ic The Corporation COURT today : ,m-
uel Il. Turner. colored, WIS granted g
divorce from his wife. Clara Turner, Oh
the ground OF desert!cn.
Messrs Thompson and Appich have
sold Tor Mr.. F. F. Martury ct al. 10 Mr..
J. Roland Gaode the house and lot No.
ia south Pitt street.
Marriage licenses were issued 10
Washington yesterday 10 Frank s.
Constable. of V!enns, and Daisy 81.
Carer, OF Falls Clutch, snd to James
K. Chesher. and Bstte Patterson, both
of Prince William county.
Civil service examinations will te
| held in this city on March 3 4 for 80
Q honologist at the Smithsonian 1rsti-
u!lo6 at Washington, and tor bust
ness principal st HASKELL Institute,
Kansas.
The Rev. A. J. Van Ineelgem has
been made pastor Of S:,James' Catholic
Church st Falls Church, Va, succeeding
the Rev. Edward M. Tearney, who vas
appointed pastor of holy Cross Church,
| in LyncSburg, Va, on The dea:h Of
| Father Jsmes J. LcGVrk.
Mr.. William Fl. Peck. d: bis atore,
corner OF Gu zen and Payne streets, will
give away fifteen dinner sets during the
Esxt few months. Every person who
purchases goods 10 the amount OF 81
csu,s is entitled to 3 chance. The set:
are drswn every "Wednesday. Mr. z.
| E. L. Tyler won the set yeaterdeN.
A meeting of the Friendship Veteran
Fire Association was held last night bu
no business of interest was transacted.
We know you've got some gray matter ii
| your make up. You're perfectly capsbl. o
| thinking, aren't you? But the question j.
do you thoughts run along the proper char
| rels9 If lady cil.rs you penny for you
| thought, could you honestly dTulge them Il
her end still remain Ia perfect gentleman.
you come to the Auth Market for those irres
| istihly delicious Auth Saussges and fo't
| prod Ic,s, yan can. The Auth Kind will give
You Gle IN health, body and that means
clean miad. Srlvdu Bloadhelm The Autt
Stand and The Auth Market.
Best E!sin Creamery Butter, 35c ID,
Good Country Rel! Butter, SOC h.; Guaran'
leed Eggs, SOC dozen: See'less Raisins, &c To-
s lbs. Best Evaporated Peaches, 60. lbs
Large Pruues, 25c; cans Best Tomstoes. 25c
cans Suga. Corn, 25c; cans String Beans
&c: cans Fish Roe 25c; 2 cans Singapore
| Pineapple. 25c, 5 large cans Pears. CSC; large
cans Applss, 25r; Sweet Florida Oranges, l5c
dozen: Wslnu, Kernels, 20c ID; FRESH Fiorids
( Tomatoes, 1910 H.: 5 cans Early June Peas
| sc: lbS. Pure Ruckwheat CSC. W. P
| WooLLs & SoS, Royal and Wolfe streets.