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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-10
FIRES ON.FUN
FOR ASCENSION
They Burst High From Peak To
Signal Approach of Coro-r
nation Ceremony

TOXIC, August 2.-(Correspondenc
of The Assoc lated Press) Fires burst
ing high from the peak of sacred
Mount Fuji last night were not vol
canic, as some people who had not read
the newspapers supposed, but were
mere bOn6res as q signal to the world
of Japan that the great accession cere
monies of Emperor YoshihitO were APP
preaching. The glare of the flames
ightcned the heavens for hundred
miles aud as they scared upward with
their message Observation-Disclosures of
the faithful were bowed in prayer be.
fore their Shinto shrines beseeching
happiness for their ruler-content, per
lection and greatness for their country.
The rite Oh Fuji's summit WAS ar
ranged by ShntO priests and was at
lied by large company. 1t was a
rel gious FUNCTION which had no real
connection with the official coronation
program but was held to inspire the
people with the significance and gran
deur of the coming ceremony.
Aftec the prayers for the glory of
the reign of the Emperor the sacred
sake vine was passed from lip to lip
and offered to the god Of the ShintO
shrine.
No Christian Invited
About 100 persons, il is announced,
will attend the chief accession ceremO-
MES at KyotO in November. These will
include the representatives of the mon
archs and presidents of the treaty pow
ers. princes and prindesses of the blood,
officials of the ShinniR rank, the presi
dents, vice presidents and members of
the Diet, princes, representatives of
various peers, AZ we'll as a representa-.
tive of the ShintO and Buddhist reli
gioms.
The fact that no representative of
Chr stianity has been invited to the
ceremonies has caused a controversy.
Doctor Irhiki, minister of education,
explained that no Christians in Japan
are accorded court rank, while the
l'uddhiSts and ShintOists are accorded
the rank known as ChOkunin. Not in
the sense Of attaching more importance
to the other religions, suggests Doctor
lchiki, but simply because Christianity
in japan has no representative with an
official rank, the imperial household
commission probably found it impossi'
BILE to include a Christian delegate in
the list Of those who will attend the
Forthcoming coronation.
Not Satisfied With Explanation
Japanese Christians say they are not
satisfied with this explanation. They
think that the Buddhist and the ShintC
representatives have been invited not
primarily because they hold the rank
of ChOkunin, but because they repre-
sent the Buddhist and Shinto religious
organizations. The Christians do not
claim that they ought to have rep
rescntation in the ceremony, but they
argue that when Christianity hal
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-10
KINAU IS OBTAINED
FOR CIVIC DELEGATION

The Inter-Island steamer Kinau has
been obtained to carry the delegates
Of Oahu, Maui and Hawaii to Kauai
for the civic convention at Lihue, Sep
tember 20 and 81. This was announced
yesterday morning at a meeting of the
general committee of Oahu on the civic
convention at the chamber of commerce
Offices.
The steamer will depart from here
Saturday night, July 25, arriving at
Kauai early Sunday morning. 1t win
leave Kauai Monday night at eleven
o clOrk, arriving here carry Tuesday
morning. The round trip will be $40
There is probability that the la
waii Promotion Committee will be allie
to send only one delegate instead of
two. A. +. Wall, who was to attend
with Secretary Taylor, has found no
will be unable to do so. Other mem
bGrs of the committee are similarly
situated, so Secretary Taylor may be
the only representative.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-10
Here's a Good Idea

MANOR LANES suggestion that Honolulu
AVA should send over to Hilo and get that rock
which Kamehameha turned over is a splendid idea
and one which he should present to the delegates
Of the charter convention. As described by the
mayor, the rock is eight feet long, four feet wide
and three feet thick, which, providing it has not
grown since Kamehameha turned it over, gave that
monarch pretty fair lift. The freight on it from
its present resting place where Kamehameha left
it to the foot Of the Kamehameha statue should
not be much and could probably be raised by a
popular subscription at the next meeting of the
recently formed Hawaiian society. ..-.5
The suggestion concerning the, "naha pohaku"
opens up wide range OF possibilities Somewhere
along the Puna coast is footprint made by Ka-
mehaneha when he jumped ashore from his canoe.
The footprint is less than FIVE feet long, believe.
Why not have that brought to Honolulu? Then,
somewhere in Kau are the pictured rocks of Naa-
lehu. Let's have that also. The menehune's
tunnel at Kohala, some monoliths from anyone OF
the several places where Kamehameha was born
md the Spouting Horn from Kauai would COM
plete the civic center and set off the federal
building excellentlys Mayor Lane has started
omething. Good work. o.
An ocean is large body of water filled with salt
and torpedoed vessels.
The Governor calls for more action and less talk
to which the Territory responds in one roar
Kokua! -.
4 4 4
Mr. Newton has no, said great deal about
what he intends to do in the matter of federal
building site selection but what he has said is very
satisfactory.
X "a
\ writer in the San Francisco Newsletter has
secured the right name for Wilson's remedy for
The Mexican situation. lie calls it "poultice Of
procrastination.
\ \ X 4 4
A kindlier tone is coming in the Canadian press
Thus we find the Vancouver Province advising its
readers to be charitable and "hope that the Kaiser
will 60 when he dies to where we all suspect he
won't"
Those reporters who haunted the Pleasantor
Hotel Yesterday to interview honeymoonine
couple consisted q one reporter from the after
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-10
PETITIONS TO PRACTISE LAW
FILED IN SUPREME COURT

Applications for admission as prac,
titiOners in all the courts of the Ter
ritory were filed in the supreme court
yesterday by Paul Robinson Bartlett
and Howard Nonel Grace, both of
whom have been admitted to practise
law in California. Mr.. Bartlett is a
former Honolulu newspaper man, who
returned here recently after few
years residence on the mainland, where
he studied law. Mr.. Grace il an isla nd
boy, who graduated recently from a
mainland law school.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-10
SOMETHING DEPENDABLE.

Diarrhoea is always more or less
prevalent during this weather. Be
prepared for it. Chamberlain : Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy il
prompt and effectual 1t can always
be depended upon. For sale by all
dealers. Benson. Smith 4 Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-10
COMMERCIAL CLUB. WILL
HAVE SIX NEW MEMBERS

Six applicants for membership to the
Commercial Club were approved by the
board of governors at meeting yes
terday. The new members are DR.. J.
S. b. Pratt, president of the board OF
healthi Walter f. Dillingham;, Rober'
G. Mclean, Irwin Spalding, Alfred w
Eamcs of Wahiawa aud ID. G. Lindsay
of Kahului, Maui. The board was un
able to complete inspection of the an.
nual reports and will meet again today
in anticipation Of the annual meeting
Of the club Friday evening.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-10

as IT proved for the German armies But the
French had no feet in the gulf to batter the town
while the land forces advanced. Etht
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-10

Only one living member of the Bri,
II h peerage is n Otsessor of the Vie
tOria Cross. lie Is the earl of Dun.
more, whose ancestor, fourth Of the line
Of earls, was governor of New York un.
der George III In 1863.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12

he Mems Club OF the Thomson NJ. +
church. on the Island. on Tuesday
evening. Mr.. W o. McCluskey. the
speaker Of the evening. will give an
Illustrated lecture on his trip around
the world
Arrangements have been com.
pleted for the annual reunion and has.
ket dinner TO be given "Wednesday,
July n. by the local lodges of the
Knights Of Pythias at Wheeling park
The summer quarterly bulletin H.
sued by Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81,
knights Of Pythias. contains some
very interesting Information concern.
ing the local body Of Pythians
The Ancient order Of Hibernians
will give a picnic Tuesday. July 20.
at Mozart park. The committee in
charge has arranged with the West
Virginia Traction a. Electric Com
pany for extra service for the Occa-
sion. Athletic events will be staged
during the day. the program OF which
will be announced AZ later date.
There will be dancing in the afternoon
and evening.
According to the report OF Health
Commissioner Etzler. made public yes
terday. there were SO deaths and So
births during the month OF June
AT a vacation term OF the Circuit
Court. Saturday morning. Judge Rob
ert NJ. Addleman appointed Attorney
Pen s. Honecker as receiver for the
Holman & Duvall Clothing Company.
OF Market street. The receiver will
take charge Of the store at once and
cell out the stock OF the firm.
According to word received here.
Nafti Asar MansOur and daughter.
who have been fighting for the privi-
lege OF coming TO this country for
two years. have arrived on American
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SOCIETY
WeddIna -. Mornlnn

Alrretfy wedding viii D. solemniEed
In 81 Joseph's Cathedral this morning
When Miss Loretta Delores Dusch.
daughter o. Mr. and Mr. George
busch. Of Market street. Will D. united
In marriage 20 Mr.. Raymond Lyons. OF
this city. Mr.. Lyons Is the son % Mr.
John Lyons. of Omaha. Nebraska
Nuptial high mass will b celebrated
az o'clock by Very Reverend %. "A.
MOye. V. c.. who viii also perform the
ceremony.
Music will be furnished by the Ia
thedral choir. of which Miss Dusch
n a member After the ceremony.
the wedding party viii enjoy a break
fast az the Hotel Windsor Miss
busch Is an accomplished young lady
She graduated from ST. Josephs IA
thedral In the class OF 1906 Mr..
Lyons has been a resident OF this city
for about two years. and L. Connected
with the United States Engineers Of
ice. After an extended lake trip the
couple viii reside on South Chapnne
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12

colliGed with another on the short
Greek road. The front wheel OF Mr.
Dunlap's machine was torn OF. but no
other damage was done. A small
rock prevented the machine from 20
Ing over an embankment into the
creek.
Hon. John T. Vaughan. well known
Socialist orator. and former candi-
date for governor Of California. was
in the city. Saturday, and delivered a
lecture at Fourteenth and Market
streets.
Mayor Kirk will issue the call this
morning for a meeting OF council 10 b
held Tuesday night. With this meet
Ing complete. there will not be anoth-
er called until August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12
Summer-Spoiled Skin
Removed by Absorption

- UNDUE summer exposure usually
ieaNes an undesirable surface of tan
iedhess or rouEhncss. often frecklsz 900.
the sensible thing 60 do Is 20 rcmoy..
eHch surface. There's nothing better
TOT lhlr IMAM Ordinary mercolized WAY
which actually absorbs an unWhoiasoT,,.s
complexion. The thin LAYER OF eurf7re
SKIN D. ITSELF absorbed. gently. graduaIly-
Indoors. Spread the wax l{EhtIy o,-.r
the cntire lace at bedtime and take IL OFF
ln the morning with warm water n Won
VIII get one ounce Of mcrcoiiz.d wax al
the drugstore. use ~ for "a week or ~
YOU may expect marked Improvement
uallH. w men the underlying skin b.
wholly in Wow your complexion will h.
q marvel OF sTotlcss purity and bcauti-
ION Z let those summer wrinkles WORRY.
you; worry breeds more wrinkles RAJ
ish them by bathing the face In "A so
iutlun OF powdered SaNollte. I o. dis
solved IN y pint witch hazel Used dail,.
Tor a while this will be found wonder
fully effective
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12

few weeks vacation with a noun
tain camping party az Terra Alta.
Miss Emma Coffman. Of Clarksburr
Is the guest n relatives and friends
In the Wheeling district
Mrs Cailie Zimmerman and daugb.
ter, Miss Marie. Of Parkersburg Ieft
yesterday for home after a week =
visit with Mrs. Elizabeth YounFman.
~ South Chapline street.
p. VI Kellar. 81 Hundred. il visit.
ing friends In the city for a few DAYS
J. r. Crawford. well known agent
Of tho Equitable Life Insurance com.
pany. has been promoted 10 tho Bel.
lairc agency.
Mrs Gene MARI. Of the West Wiz.
ginia Loan company. has resumed
from Atlantic city
Mr. norbert Meyer popular young
drug clerk of Coleyan's. has been
called to Pittsh urrh 70 attend the
funeral Of relative
Mr. George vs. Woods and a. "A.
CHIP. lcft yesterday for points In
kentucky to look after their interests
DOB copper mines
Mr. Charles Becker. OF Washington
Pa was visiting relatives On this CITY.
Sunday
Mrs. Charles Becker. of yVarrfnp.
ton. Pa. who has been visiting reia-
lives Tor The last two weeks in trt4
city. left yesterday FOR her home
NJ and Mrs D. q Stocking. OF
Fliicenfh street arrived home over
The D a. q. from siste-sviue. sun
DAY whore they were visiting their
parents.
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soil. They Will come to this country
this week
Several boxes in the packing de-
partment Of the la Belle mill caught
fire Saturday night Box 5lf was
pulled. and in little while the FIRE
department had the blaze under con-
troll The cause OF the fire Is rather
Indefinite. but the FIRE department
does not believe the FIRE incendiary.
A Polish wedding was stopped al
midnight. Saturday night. by Omcer
Henry Seamon. The wedding was az
a residence at Main and Twenty-sey-
enth streets
Mr. II. r. Dunlap and mother-in-
law and Miss Marjorie Gibson. OF
Short Creek figured In an auto acct
dent Saturday evening when their car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12
NEWS BRIEFS

The Brunswick hotel vent out OF
business Saturday night The hos
telry has been operated for more than
score OF years. G.. D. Thompson
vas proprietor % Il for the last Is
years The furniture and fixtures
Neer bought by Curtis Rice. a local
furniture dealer. The building will b.
ar once remodeled and occupied by
the kresse Eve and ten cent store
company.
The special filtration committee
OF the Wheeling Board Of Trade will
meet Wednesday afternoon al 3 80
O'Clock In the boards room.
1t Is unonicially reported that a
large force Of carpenters and laborers
VIII begin this week on razing a part
OF he Pennsylvania station and re-
pairing the Office department
W. a. Eaton. recently APPOINTED
commercial freight AGENT OF the u. a
: O., with headquarters In this city. will
arrive this morning from Uniontown.
Pa. where he occupied a similar posi-
ton and al once take Up his new
duties. He succeeds n. "A. Marsh
here. who has been appointed district
freight agent with headquarters at
AalhtIHuAFE.
The Y. W. &. A. boosters parade
In advertising the weeks ChAutauqua
which opens here Thursday. was a
grand success. There we're many
autos in the parade. which left the
Y. We. A. building az noon Saturday.
headed by the buglers' cars. The
autos were beautifully decorated and
were driven through the principal
streets and on the Island.
"A communication received in
Wheeling Saturday night stated that
none OF the Wheeling Shriners nor
local tourists in the Yellowstone Park
secuon was In that community at the
time three masked highwaymen held
up a stage coach. Friday.
Men OF Wheeling and vicinity are
invited 10 attend a social meeting Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12

Wednesday evening members OF the
St. James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel will give a lawn fete at Elm
Grove. All kinds of good things TO
eat will be sold. as we'll as fancy
articles. The affair viii be held at
the home OF Henry Htein. al Elm
Grove.
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Garden Party SATURDAY.

A. the home OF Mrs. Alexander
Glass. Saturday afternoon. society
was entertained with a very delightful
garden party. with Mrs. Glass as host
ess. The affair was a compliment TO
Mrs. r. $. Baxter. OF Boston. Mass.
and Mrs. Lewis Bennett. OF Weston.
W. Va. who are visiting local friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12
Ice Cream Social.

Tomorrow and Wednesday even
ings. al the school hall corner Of First
and Main streets. there will be a so
clal given under the auspices OF tha
Sacred Heart church. The committee
Il composed OF Miss Mae Niehaus.
chairman. assisted by Mrs. Lawrence
Zarnits. Mrs. Lawrence Newman. and
the Misses Lena and Teresa Kase.
Anna Mulroy and Anna O'Leary. and
.iessrs. John Miller and John Nolte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From use City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Melure-P. J. Zimmerman. Hunt.
ington; Allen Mclean. Shermanstown
W. Va; a. l.. Hepwick. Thomas. w
Va; L. A. Kesson. Elizabeth, W. Va.
X. J.. Bufington. GAINESVILLE. o.; d.
5. Hammond. Middlebourne. W. Va.
Stsmm-Emma Coffman. Clarks.
burg: r. y. Hamilton. Fairmout; A. A.
Hamilton. Fairmont. r. W. Beverlin.
Pittsburgh. ". L. Riggs. Spring Run.
w. Va; G. w. Yeniey. Spring Run. W.
Va.
Grand central-Charles Donlen and
wife. Clarksburg. J. u. McNaughton.
St Clairsyille, o.; l.. Smith. Charles
ton; DR. X. a. bowman. Earl Bow
man. J. X. Bowman. Mrs. J. X Bow.
man. Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Bowman.
Jchnstown. Pa.
Miss Margaret Fish. Of Knoxville
Tenn. r. the guest OF South side
friends for few days.
VIM. 6. shepherd. clerk in the local
postofhce. Was the guest Of his pa.
rents. Mr. and Mrs. John shepherd OF
Big Wheeling creek. over Sunday.
Miss May Ruth. Of New MartinsviIle.
spent the weekend az the guest OF
friends az SprinRdale
Alfred PAUL.. we'll known Insurance
man. IL in Atlantic City. having been
ordered here by physicians TO recu.
perate from recCn- Illness
MI. Wilson X. Martin. ~ Sardis. %
left Tor his home yesterday. afser
spending a few days IN tho city. on
business
Mrs. William 70 Frohma and chill.
dren. RAYMOND. Robert and little Mics
Margaret. OF North Marie. street. Icf.
yesterday for Sardis. ohio. 20 spend
severa! weeks with relatives and
fri-nd-
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Hugely. of
Gtrman. Ohio !. q Tor their home yos.
ierfsy afternoon. after spending the
weekend with William &c. Frohmo
and family
Attorney Carl ID Forsythe returned
10 this city Yesterday evening from e.
short Welt with friends in Piftaburrn
JUDGE Holert ST Addicman. ~ TINS
city. attended the Phillips Grove
picnic saturday
Mt E'hei Fracker. society edtor
Tor The irfe'lreu,cr. and Miss Mary
halooly Of Che south Side. VIII 70.
torn this morning from a visit with
friends 90 Zancsyue
houston q. Young ~ Charleston
was calling on friends in NarahaIi
r"uniy. saturday &c. also attended
the Phillips Grove picnic.
Miss Alice Young. o. Weston. ar.
rived On The city yesterday from PItfe-
5urgh. where Fhe has been vIe.finr
friends for q few dhys ADD was tre
guest of her father. col simon YOUNG
~ The Stamm hotel for short Time.
leaving lasf evening for homo
J. 8. B0loa of Gallon ohio. ie -rr.
iFtnred 40 me Hotel Windsor. feb af.
tend the convention ~ tho West Vr.
rir.a funeral directors convention. in
tle Interest ~ Die Arm
W Victor d. Gcbhart. ~ me- wheel
INK Electrich company viii eDond a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12

Prof % % HIte. chemist of tho o..
porimcnfal station OF tho vs. w. w.
gave an interesting lecture before tho
Pan Handle Agricultural club gafur
day afternoon ON how ryarad nitro.
zen could b. produced for commercial
purposes. a vote OF thanks was ton.
d0rcd Prof Hifr bv tho Is farmers
present Agents Atwood and sW gave
buri Hlka a West virginia static
fair asFocIafI0n committee was ar
pointed
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stag Dinner.

Complimentary to the visiting golf
ers. a stag dinner will be given at
the Country Club on Wednesday even
ing. at o'clock. 4 special menu will
be served. and Manager Chimney
promises something new in the man
ner OF arrangement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12
Side TALKS
(5y Ruth Cameron;
Don't Bury The Hatchet

Ion bury Inc ratchet
To blaze out and demand an cNplaua-
YOU unjustly may not be an ideal way
10 act
but Ct seems 20 me Il f. much bet
ter and healthier than 20 bury the
hurt IN your own heart and let %
Tester
It'F n fine thing 20 bury the Ratchet
viii take root and raise o. crop of silent
A Blind Absooss Of the Mind
IN e. medical article uu bodily fIla
caused by mental and spiritual disturb
ances. 7 road the other day o. most ir-
10 tbs Serge IN insa"ifv iFro1rb wbst
might be called blind abacess ~ the
ii.s wife had a habit ~ saying sharp
things 10 him 90 was ono ~ those
quiet men who hat rfrriuIuafIura and
family .hrlwls more than ANYTHING boz
the world ln order o. avoid such scenes
De- hold hls peace. lio never said ans.
thing but be Thought great dead so
tho sharp Things that re didn't answer
h.. wife. and tlis MAIDEN hatred ae.
1n iHs vrrEr % insanity when che doc
b.m 10 MAKE q si,aa Breast srr rh.ass To-
seem. More E.ts 4 woman
thirr uE. frgt Do .ssua rH.H moro
aI Instinct fa fn recent anything De-
dnrr N.r i'. H. vigorously Do
..sn. more h1i gI.. g.rr- f0 p
srsss 90 mats his rar.Hrs Ir.arri.a
However, hers edo irsu. rr.
point wanted ,n emphasize Faa fHs
BERN not gr D. done h. flra.'Irr
PIT 7, ous OF your MIND
'. rHnrNH m ".. .". '.rH'.. Hn In.
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Honors Visitor.

Al the country home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. l. Meyer. Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Meyer entertained with a porch
tea in honor OF Mrs. Louis MacKen-
sic. OF birmingham. Ala. who Is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs John r Reed
Covers were laid for the following
rueqtg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12

SUMNER SALE.
$3.50 Panamas for csc. Berghof
Millinery. 1857 Main street.
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Dance Party To-nIoht.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
VI. Browne. OF Leatherwood. will be
the scene OF a very pretty party this
evening when their son. Junior
Browne. will entertain with dancing
party as a compliment to Miss Alys
Sinclair. of New York. who is visiting
Miss Helen Tallman. and Mr.. Jack
Potts. who IL visiting Mr.. Robert
Reed. The evening will be spent In
dancing. and refreshments will be
served. Those who will enjoy the
evening are.
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w T. Calm. John T. Reed,
claude r. Terry. Ezra ". linn,
- p. Kidd. &. II. Merkel.
louis Mackenzie. Mary A Rolf.
r. W. Fowler OF A. l.. Meyer.
Mercer. Pa.
Misses
Matte ENley. Elizabeth Lawson.
Kate Law son.
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BOYS SUtTs-vcry fine Boys Norfolk sufe with large
eide poat and centre vent u r'rrsd NuckorborFor pants
$3.50 Erado thIs sale
LADIES' SUITS ono Dot of Iaf.. SUfe small a.zaa
only. che so0rs correctly STYLED and man aI
l0rrd LrEuHr price $1,000 Sale price
MEMS SUlTS-Oue Dot off MsH.. Suit. r fhe Tartan
checks and Ftuur- Many of fU coat. r fr- Dot
quarter lined Pants mad. with turned up bottoms Price
So IN. Boo fhIa .tIr
BALKAN shSHEs-Duo Dot of Ladies. UI.an sashes made
silk Nbr. with fnirrh soi end frrs very popular t
season with ladr. of fashion NrruHr price $780, Sad.
BANDANNh HANDKE RCHlEFs .Url fnf of extra I.r
Hardauna iardkrrrh.. r either Indigo HI.r or Turkey r
guaranteed 1urout rradD WII r fhIs
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Grand centraI-Charles Donlen and
wife. ClarksburE. J. ID. McNaughton.
81 Clairsville, o.; l.. Smith. Charles
ton Or X. \. Bowman. Earl Row
man, J. X. Bowman. Mrs. J. K Bow.
man. Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Bowman.
Jchnstown. Pa.