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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. May 11.-Cattle, receipts,
200 head: market steady; beeves. coca
600; Texas steers, 6.4Oa7.4O; western
steers, 5.75a7.00: stockers and feeders,
4.2Oa66O: cows and heifers, 2.75a7. Is;
calves, 5.oOa775
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head: market
steady to strong; light. 73Oa7. 80; mixed,
7.40a7.96: heavy, 7.40a7.9O; rough, f14Oa
100: pigs, 5.0oa7O0: bulk of sales, 7.65a
100
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head: market
strong to 1Oc up; native, 4.6Oa7.4O: west
ern, 4SOa7 80: lambs, native, 5.3Oa9.OO;
western, 625a9 70.
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FOREIGN BANKS.

LONDON. May 11.-Bullion amounting
to Ed, 600 was taken into the Bank Of
England on balance today.
Gold premiums at Madrid, SOS; at Lis
bon, 1000.
PARIS, May 11.-Closing: Three per
cent rentes, "a francs 21a confines for
the account.
Exchange on London, % francs, 221b
confines for checks. Private rate of dis
count, 31s per cent.
BERLIN, May 11.-Exchange on Lon
don, 20 marks, 371a pfennigs for checks
Money, Az per cent. Private rate Of
discount 80 per cent.
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FAVOR CHECK ON DUELING.
Committee Of Reichstag Adopts Reso.
luton on Subject.

BERLIN. May 1.-THE budget oom-
mittee Of the reichstag today adopted the
resolution introduced by the clerical
party in the reichstag May 0, asking the
imperial chancellor. DR.. Won Bethmann-
Hollweg, to take steps to end duel:ng in
the army, particularly the practice MAX
ing It compulsory for an offended person
to challenge the offender or leave the
army.
N auendment was added DEMANDING
the obiigatory dismissal of dueiaats from
the army. 1892.
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. May u.-American securities
opened steady here today. with prices
closing Of yesterday. but later advanced
under the lead Of United States Steel is
sues on the favorable statement Of un-
filled orders. The market worked off a
little near the close and the final tone
was easy, with prices IS higher to q lower
for the day.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The volume of trading at the meeting
today of the stock exchange was un-
changed as compared with recent days.
But few orders were on hand to be filled.
Lanston was offered down fractionally
from the current level and several sales
made from 93% to 931s. The bid was con-
tinued at the latter figure and the asking
price was 93S.
The rest of the list was passed over
without causing much delay.
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Township Government.

Township government will be explained
to the citizens Of the Bethesda. Nd. dis
trict at the Bethesda schoolhouse Monday
night. at 8 O'Clock. by Representative
Wedemeyer OF Michigan. Invitations
have been sent to all residents Of the
district by the Bethesda Civic Federation.
under whose auspices the meeting viii b.
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While digging holes for telephone poles
on his farm AT Otter Point, Md, on Bush
river, John p. Leight discovered sand
bank for which the Pennsylvania, Balti-
more and WASHINGTON Railroad Company
offered $4,000. TO be used in the construc-
ton of its bridge across Bush river.
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THE COURTS
United States Court Of Claims.
Assignments for Monday, May Is:

Assignments for Monday, May ID:
No. 30767 Especial set). Eastern Extern
sion Australasia and China Telegraph
Company: demurrer; attorneys. 0uggen-
hetmer. Untermyer & Marshall and w.
F. Norris for the United States.
Law docket-Cases Nos. 112. 127. 175. IS
GOALS. 161. 114. 160. 164 165. 1877 and 174.
No. 1910. John Latham; attorneys.
Lyon & Lyon and w. r. Norris.
No. 1906 (sub 49,. Thomas Woods:
attorneys. Fred B. Rhodes and w. e.
Richardson and G. NJ. Anderson.
Nos. 1856 and 1854 Indian). Attorneys.
Harry Peyton and ]. A. Hendricks
Christie. Lowe & Heywortt contract
work on Warrior river. Ala.); attorneys.
King & King and F. Dec. Faust.
j. No. 21S Qndian). Attorneys. Pack. Hin
top & Pack and w. H. Lewis.
Public Service Corporation Of New Jer-
hey: attorneys. Kitchener & Pence and J.
Hargood Graves.
Law docket-Cases between 176 and EOS.
Al demurrers, pleas, and motions on
the law calendar for over two years will
be called for the purpose OF sending them
to the stet calendar.
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Ellicott City, Md.-Much interest has
been aroused over the meeting which will
take place at Trinity Parish Hall We'd
nesday, when the consolidated school
question will be discussed. Mr.. Monohan
OF the bureau OF education OF Washing
ton, d. c., that day viii visit all the
schools and discuss the feasibility Of
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. May 1.-Closing-Wheat
Spot steady; No. red western winter,
SIS Cd: futures easy; May, Is 9Bd: July,
IS SID; October. rs 67sd.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed. new,
IS SID: American mixed, old. Is; new
American kiln dried, is 9Ad; futures
firm; September, So cd.
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Par silver quiet. 2I5sd per ounce.
Money. . per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 2 1915 per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market for
three month bills is 2's per cent.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.,
bankers and brokers. Hibbs building.
members New York Stock Exchange,
Washington Stock Exchange and Chi
cago Board of Trade.
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
FamobrosIs Society agt. Royal Benefit
Society; order overruling plea with leav.
Laskey and John Ridout; defendants at
torneys. Hayden Johnson and s. v. Hay
den..a; go
,Stonestreet agt.. Lohr: preference to au-
ditor: plaintiffs attorney, M. J. Keane;
DEFENDANTS attorney, H. w. Wheatley.
Mas agt. Belrose; order striking repli-
cation TO defendants plea from files;
plaintiffs attorneys, Higgins, Evans &
McNeill; defendants attorneys. Maddox
Gait agt. Gait: order for aIimony, coun-
sci fee and costs and Injunction modified
plaintiffs attorney. d. w. Baker; de-
PENDANTS attorney. H. E. Davis.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Justice Stafford.
johnson agt. Joyce: melton in arrest of
judgment overruled and judgment on ver-
dict; plaintiffs attorneys. Robson &
Colvin; defendants attorney, w. e. Am
broSe.
Security Trust Company agt. La Nor
mandie Hotel Company: motion for judg-
ment granted: plaintiffs attorney, George
Francis Williams; defendants attorney,
w. C. Prentiss.
United States ex rel. wynne agt. Ma
ttonal Union Insurance Company ct al.
motion OF petitioner to strike out portions
OF answer Of defendant company over
ruled. and hearing on rule set for May
II. Realtors attorneys. Archer & Smith;
respondents attorney, J. ]. Darlington.
Dixon agt. Great Falls and Old Domin-
ion Railroad Company 1.-TWO cases.; man.
date Of Court OF Appeals presented; judg-
ment for costs against defendant and a
new trial ordered; plaintiffs attorney, L.
J. Mather; defendants attorney, Wilton
j. Lambert.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2Justice Bar.
nard.
United States agt. Marshall Conner;
non-support; personal recognizance taken.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Wright.
Estate of Charles A. Ray: petition for
letters OF administration filed; attorney,
E. A. Newman.
Estate OF william F. Ryan: petition for
probate OF will filed; attorney, D. w.
O'Donoghue.
Estate Of Kate T. Brown; will dated
November 4, 1896, filed.
Estate of Sarah ]. O'Brien; petition for
letters of administration filed; attorney,
George f. Williams.
Estate of Arabella f. Burns; petition
for probate of will filed; attorney, George
e. Fleming.
Estate of Eliza G. Clifford; will dated
September 26. 1910. filed.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call, IL O'Clock noon:
Potomac Cons. 5s, s.. 900 at 1903.
Capital Traction, 2 at 126h, at 1854.
Mergenthaler. 5 at 21S7s, 2 at 2l9.
Lanston. 20 at 9Sa4, IA at 93N, 20 at 93la, 20
It 931, 20 at 93ih.
Union Trust 3 at 145M.
After calI-Washington Gas Be, 81 900 at 11Ox.
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NEW YORK CURB PRICES.

Quotations furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.,
members New York Stock Exchange.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Giroux Mining e. 8 8
La Rose Con. 3 11-1e 11-18 1l-1e 8 11.i8
Manhattan Transit. 2 lis rs 2l-16 2 lie
S Ss'o 1e1 a'''' 1900: : Il .7 Il IL
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 11.-Good general rains
throughout the winter crop belt today
put the wheat market on the down
grade Weakness at Liverpool was also
depressing factor. The opening was
"a lower to 1saA up. July started at
1877 to 1.13A. varying from a shade off
to 1saA advance, and gradually declined
to 1.13A
Delay to planting strengthened corn.
but large receipts and the backset in
wheat resulted later in a downturn. July
opened saA to Aass higher at 7SA to 1875
and sagged to 77A.
Free selling under the leadership Of q
prominent house had discouraging
effect on the bulls In the oats crowd.
July started V to Man up at 81 10 t4Aa
54% and descended to 6Sh.
Support for provisions was poor and
there was q good deal Of scattered
realizing by miscellaneous longs. First
sales ranged from IN to 221x lower, with
September delivery 1926 to 1910 for pork,
1O.82A to 1890 for lard and 1915 to
1O.47h for ribs.
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District of. Columbia.

rial services to Mai. Archibald Butt, a
Titanic victim, was forced by tears to
close his tribute to the character of his
late personal aid. Archbishop Bonzano,
-papal delegate, arrived in Washington.
The National Red Cross conference was
held; Sir John Furley advocated that its
activities be confined to relief in war;
army representatives urged the organi-
Zation to maintain its efficiency and re-
sources ready to meet emergencies. The
American Federation of Arts, in con-
ventiOn, held memorial services in honor
OF r. D. Millet the famous artist, secre-
tary Of the organization, who was lost in
the Titanic horror. The desk Of Washing
toms mother was purchased for Mount
Vernon. The building fund for the Y. w.
G. A. reached the hundred-thousand-d dol
lar mark. The fly campaign was be-
gun: $3.50 victims is the record Of the
G. p. Hopkins sued for $4,000 damages
by Mrs. M. c. KratZ, who charged that
she was unrightfully incarcerated as in
sane, won a verdict. Elsie Nicholas. niece
of the late Senator Daniel missing since
March 26, was found in New York city.
H. III. HogentOgler, private in the Engi-
neer Corps. and stationed at Washington
barracks. while visiting Miss Ida Todd,
attempted suicide in her home, % @
street: the bullet graZed his heart but
did not kill. Charged with embezzlement
Of $13, 100, funds OF fraternal organiza-
ton. S. J. Masters. president, and ]. B.
Kinnear were indicted and arrested.
were George w. Rouzer, former WASH
ingtOn correspondent Of the New York
Herald and later secretary to Senator
Dryden Of New Jersey. and Duane c.
Turner, a member of the Oldest Inhab-
itants' Association
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BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 11.-Wheat-
Easier: spot contract. 1.19A; spot No. 2
red western, 1.19A: May. 1.19A.
Corn-Quiet; spot contract, 50; May, So;
receipts, 3, 1877 bushels.
.Oats-Easier: No. white. 63lh; standard
white. 63a63A; No. 3 white, 6211a62N: re-
ceipts, $685. bushels.
Rye-Dull.
Hay-Quiet; No. timothy, 1900; No.
clover, mixed. 2600a28 60
Grain freights-Quiet; steam to Liver
pool, per bushel, unchanged: Cork for
orders, per quarter. unchanged.
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THE WEEK
Eplt0me Of Events Ending May
III, 1912.

president Taft, stamping Ohio, in a
speech at Columbus. charged Roosevelt
with responsibility for the emasculation
OF the arbitration treaties. Roosevelt
and Clark were victorious in the Mary
land primaries. The republican national
committee was called to meet in Chicago,
June 8. Supposing Bryan q receptive
candidate for the democratic nomination
for President, Clark. Harmon and Under
wood managers formed a combine to fight
him. Senator Root was doomed as a COM
promise candidate to go before the repub-
lican convention. Secretary of State Knox,
speaking at Los Angeles, attacked new
nationalism." and charged Roosevelt with
dupEcity toward Taft Revision of the
patent laws was proposed in q message
OF the; President to Congress. Trial of
the government suit to dissolve the United
states Steel Corporation was commenced
In New York. The Investigation OF the
House judiciary committee into the jul
dicial conduct Of Judge. Robert w. Arch
bald OF the Commerce Court continued
thorized to find temporary asylum In FL
Paso, Tex. Gen. Bennett II. Young Of
Kentucky was elected chief
Of the United Confederate Veterans, in
convention at Macon, Ga. Hundreds ma
rooned in the flooded Louisiana district
were rescued. and workmen. repaired the
levees; army engineers estimated the flood
damage at more than sJOOoO,0O0. Con-
tfnued rfoting was reported in the anthra-
cite coal region. Among those who died
during the week was Capt. Bradley s.
Osbon, champion of DR.. F. A. Cook as
discoverer Of the north pole, and veteran
Of many wars.
Foreign.
Federal forces in Mexico claim to have
repealed the advance on Torreon of the
rebels under Orozco: Orozco declares that
the battle was not decisive; the transport
Buford, reaching western ports of Next
co, took aboard few American refugees,
reporting conditions not alarming and
Americans not imperiled; Vasquez Gomez
was repudiated as provisional president of
the revolution by Orozco. Report of a
Turkish victory on the Isle of Rhodes is
denied In Rome. Ambassador Bryce. at
tackled for his attitude toward Canadian
United States reciprocity, was defended
by Premier AsQuith in the house of COM
mons. King George of Great Britain
spent ten minutes In a submarine under
water at Weymouth. and later witnessed
battle practice at sea. Second reading
Of the home rule bill was voted in the
British house Of commons by a majority
OF 1O1 in a total vote of 643. The Brit
ish inquiry into the Titanic horror con-
tinued; one lifeboat left the steamer with
eight women and children and sixty-one
men aboard, and the watertight compart-
ments were ordered opened by the engi-
neers and not closed again, it developed.
Merger of the Royal Bank of Canada
and the Traders Bank of Canada was
reported. The cable ship Nina, with
bodies Of fifteen Titanic victims aboard.
arrived at Halifax, N. s. Herr Bach
mayer fell $50 feet in his monoplane at
Johannesthal. Germany, and was killed.
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visit his sister. and later go to Old
Point Comfort.
Miss Blanche Olin. teacher OF do
nestle science al the hirh fchoe,l ~
rived yesterday and Viii take up her
duties to-day. after speeding the
Sumner NdsatiOn at her hoDe "a
lkrcn.
Mrs. \. T Arnold and daughter.
Miss Margaret. and sons. Leslie and
Gilbert. nave returned after a months
cutting az Mt. Lake park
Miss katherine Thereof Of CIeve-
land. Ohio. is the guas' Of Miss Marie
Seifert. OF the South SIDE.
Miss Elizabeth Merry. OF Chicago.
who will have charge OF the normal
department az the high school this
winter. will arrive this morning.
Hugh J. Slit. OF Rittanning. Pa. IS
the guest OF Mr.. Roy J. Meyer.
Secretary a. T. Arnold. OF the West
Virginia Sunday School association,
leaves this morning for Fairyiew.
were he win conduct the Marion
county Sunday school convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o Hahn. Of CIeve.
land. Ohio. are spending a few days
/ in WOOdiawn
Dr W. H Woodruff. Of Mounds.
vile. Is visiting relatives out the
pike.
NJ sno Mr. vernon ". Burke and
son. Vernon. Jr. OF Cleveland. arc
Nsihns az the STAFFORD.
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About People
CT individuals 70 and
From the City.
Hotel Arrivals

|
The following West Virginians
were registered at the local hotels
yesterday:
NcLure-S. y. Elliott. OF Manning.
tom W. ". Keener. of Morgan
town; q. ID. Curtain. OF Clarksburg:
G. |. Cole. OF Grafton: 5. r. John. OF
Morgantpwn: G. a Spears. OF Man
nington, and b. F. Cunningham, OF
I Warrington.
Grand Central-A. Clark. wife and
son, of Endicott: William Guthrie
and wife. OF Cameron; Clark Wool
rich. of Warrington. and ". X. Pos
ter. OF Hundred.
Brunswick-A. J. Henring and
wife. Of Moundsville: b. G.. Arch. of
Fairmont; NJ. b. Meredith. Of Nor
gantown: c. +. Moss. of Grafton. and
II. II. Huntington. or Fairmont.
Stamm-J. W. Crisis and wife. of
Belington; T. G.. Atkinson. of Nor.
gantown; Miss Della Michael. OF
Warrington: l.. A. Bailey. OF Cam
den: +. o. Ames, OF Friendly: Sept
mus Hall, OF New Martinsville: X.
! $. Blake. OF Parkersburg. ami A. o.
Burwell. OF Parkersburg.
Windsor-Alex. Hart and wife. OF
New Martinsville: H. T.. Reader and
wife. OF Clarksburg. and X. o. vii.
| Hanson. OF Cameron.
Mr.. and sirs. ChaI-,e Weekly. who
have been the guests of relatives on
the South Side for Several days. have
returned to their home at New Cas-
tic. Ia.
Miss Elsie Williams. who has been
The guGef ~ f-s---'- 80
has returned TO her home on the
fsiauu.
Mrs. George Marshall. who has
been spending several weeks at At
lantic City and the east, will return
to her home today.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Weekly have
returned TO their home AT WeIlsburg
after a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. George Maxwell will leave
this evening for Pittsburgh. where
she will spend a week the guest Of
her sister.
Miss Millicent Davis. OF Newark,
y. j. has returned 10 her home AT Ter
a visit with relatives in this cry
and Bellaire.
Y. T. Travis. % the Conservative
Life Insurance company. left last
! night for his vacation. which will be
spent al Jolly. Ohio.
&. ?. (SkipI Rathbonc. ~ Parkers-
burg. Is one Of tho prominent fair
visitors In the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer W"idel. % the
Island. are NJ Rochester. y. Y. whore
they will attend the wedding Of the
latter's sister
Milton Schlesinger left yesterday
for Richmond. Va. where he will
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Many Theatre Parties.

The opening performance OF the
new Orpheum theatse was greeted by
an unusually large number OF the
atre parties last evening. Small par
ties were very much in evidence.
Miss Nettie Gutman entertained
with a party which was chaperoned
by Mrs. Ed. FranZheim. Her guests
were: Misses Dorothy Bronner. of
New York city: Marion Nichols, Eve
lyn Mccoy. George Bowie. Catherine
letters, Anna McGregor. Lena Kraft.
Sarah jackson, Lois Guild. Ruth Ma
". Dorothy F. Duncan, Claramond
Mendel. Grace Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mcconnell
entertained the following party: Mr..
and Mrs. William Gibson. Mr.. Robert
Gibson, Miss Doris Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Powelson. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. Sisson. Miss Jessie Baggs.
One OF the largest parties was
given by Mrs. james =. Mckee. who
had for her guests the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Mccullough. Miss
Helen McCullaugh. Mr.. $. Edward
McCullaugh. Miss Jessie Mccullough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Mckee. Miss
Kate Hunter. Miss Ella Hunter. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank r. Zook. Mrs. A. I.
Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Nc
Kee. Mrs. Norman T.. Richie OF Los
Angeles. Cal, Mr.. Charles NJ. Eng
land. Mr.. ID. ]. Mckee. Miss Nellie
Cozad. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl X. Mckee.
Miss Dorothy Mckee.
Mrs Nettie Hlrsh entertained the
following: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Son
neborn. Mrs. Lawrence Enrich. New
York city: Mr. and Mrs. William Gut
man. Miss Julia Gutman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. u. Eaer.
Mrs. Harry Yingling entertained
with n party for twelve: Miss Anna
Front entertained a party Of ten
Mrs. J. r. Kurtz had ten guests and
Mrs. Charles Bowers party included
twenty guests.
Among those present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Klee, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Swa-
bacher. Mrs. r Buchanan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Rogers and son. Mrs
James Fenimore Lee and children.
Mrs. John Godfrey OF Louisville. KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rennard. J Il.
Reed and a party OF seven OF Mounds
Vile, u. IIirshbery aud n party OF six
from Bellaire. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Lude. u. II. Hinerman and a party 81
ten from Moundsville. Dr. Plant and
party.
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8omAf ADVICE TO couwuRDrrvrn
sonenow there exists n vast amount
curing consamptisn- We sts,e nor. 10,
tact. .nd ~s are sinoere IN What Ne
IL ourselves aniie,.e Win ry...,,.,-
tcsts. ne should DO p-.ris~fy w4a ".
asa others % do-take k.rksnau's aiter.-
i've promptly and fatfh ssfiv r.. -
son ve should do thi- end warran, We
have for ASKING sli s-oasu-ufflve~ 10 t.ke
u. l. that Ne have the PORTS q rna-y
cure. one OF which follows:-
lei. susgn.harnA Ave. Paula. Pa
,s-h ,i-naen for two years Vas
Afflicted vita hemorrn ages - ~. lunrs
tie number totaied nearly one hunares
tur family physician advised anoths ar
cunAAte. ss - remain would probtblv h,
tatal. ho.sser, ] Remained and In Feb
ruHry Of ise- I was taken urfth a sever.
attack Of Pneumonia When \ r~coV.rell
sufficiently 20 walk about the house I
was left with = friEhtfui hacksnr s,,rrh-
rhich no medicine had taken could
ai-siate Ns- asrsn advised 70 20 20
another part q IN. country II va. a,
this time, March. 500. that I learned os
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ny, nn',, SeSrh IA gn' zone and was pro
time I have had two slight attacks o,
rneononis and have reSorfed 20 no
other medicine 90 eject a cure.
am AZ present IN excellent, health
AMI Tel nat as long a. can obtain
Ecknans Alternative. I have no fear OF
Consumption ! cannot speak too hirhlv
for the rood II has done"
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Card Party at Oaks.

Mrs. Carl veneman pleasantly en-.
tertained a party Of friends Monday
evening at the Oaks. Tho early even.
ing hours were spent at cards. 800"
forming the principal diversion At
10 o'clock the guests were served
with an elaborate supper OF chicken
and waffles.
Those present were.
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Try Smoky City Laundry Flakes. sc.
Perfumed Starch. Tablets free Rom
Ton way for wash day. Ask your
grocer
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a delightful picnic and corn roast
was enjoyed yesterday afternoon and
evening ~ Glens run. in honor OF
Miss Elizabeth Boyd 81 Heavier. "a
Who Is the guest 81 Sire. T. J Straight
An excellent picnic dinner was served
and In the evening corn was roasted
The party was composed ~ Miss
Elizabeth Hoyd. Miss Boulah f.unau
Miss Esicila Lunau. Mr.. and Mrs n
J Straight. Mr and Mrs p Fur.
rison. Mr.. r. n. Grafton and Mrs vs.
B Jones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
Old lime Dance.

Old Time Dance.
The members of the North End Il
terary and Athletic Association will
entertain Wednesday evening with an
old-time dance. at their hall on Sew.
enth street A large attendance is ex.
pected and an interesting time is be-
Ing arranged for.