Spokane Chronicle from Spokane, Washington • 3

THE CHRONICLE. FRIDAY. MARCH 9, 1900. Reynolds and Hooker vs. and Grant today at 7 p.

Thels and Wakefield vs. Dreher and Roadnight Sunday at 11 a. m. Dreher and Roadnight vs. Heskett and Swenson Sunday at 8 p.

m. for a new BALL PARK OF SOCIAL INTEREST SATURDAY LAST DAY OB A BILLIARD EXPERTS. ft Will Pin Last Game of Their Match Saturday Night. G. W.

Rood of Salt Lake City and J. TV. Cronn of Spokane will play off the third series of their billiard tournament tomorrow night. The game will be for $50 a side and will be for 300 points on an eight-inch balk line. The two players have each won one of the two games played and this is the concluding match.

ift jjjgerwood Grounds Offered by Street Railway Company Plans Are in Progress for the Federation Meeting, (ft (ft THE WHITE SAL i pH JL 4 (ft (ft (ft iHf it vg (ft SESSION OF SOROSIS TO ATHLETIC CLUB (ft (ft AT THE WONDER, 409 TO 415 RIVERSIDE. AIRS. BOOTH coming again (ft With Room for Baseball, Football and a Bicycle Track. Tomorrow Is to Be "Original Day" -Mrs. Brinkerhoff Is Chairman.

Ribbons Linens, Towels, Household Linens and Domestics Famous Leader of Volunteers of America to Visit Spokane. Muslin Underwear Strong Specials for Tomorrows Selling. Remnants of Fancy Ribbons, suitable for belts and neck ribbon 8 to 6 Inches wide. 1 1-2 to 4-yard lengths, In plaids, trope and changeable effects; worth from 25c to 60c per yard; 1 5c white ale SOME SMALL SOCIAL DOINGS. AND use of the pavilion.

One lot of fancy all silk Ribbon remnants; worth 10 to 12 l-2o per yard; on sale at, per We offer undisputed bargains this sale. Night Gowns for ladies, made of cambric muslin, trimmed with embroidery aftd fancy tucking, full back and front, sold regularly for 85c; 59c Sale price ifoar More Berlee In the Bowlins Tournament Experts Will Flay Billiards. Entertainment for Guest From Ehl-cuko Dinner Party Surprise Part St. Agues Guild. Tlain and twilled Crash Toweling, regular price 7c; White Sale price ,3 2 1 Muslin Underskirts, made of cambric muslin, tucks and torchon lace around bottom, full width, usually sold for 85c; White Sale price 'Hemmed Linen Towels, Huckaback and Oatmeal weaves, with white and fancy border, some with fringe, good value at 15c; White Sale price, each (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft HANDKERCHIEFS.

Inquiries are being heard among the club members of Spokane concerning the annual meeting of the Washington State Federation of Womans Clubs this year. The meeting Is to be held at North Yakima. probably in June. March 21 the executive board of the state federation Is to meet in Seattle for the purpose of completing the arrangements for the annual convention. The dates will be determined and the program arranged for the entire session.

'Mrs. IJda M. Ashtjnfelter, president of Borosls L'ftib, 4s Spokane's member of the board, though she probably will not be in attendance -at -the -meeting of 'the board this knotted fringe, 23c Ladies hemstitched, embroidered or fancy border Handkerchiefs, worth from 10c to 15c; 5c White Sale price tomorrow, each One lot of fine Linen Damask Towels, beautiful fancy borders, worth 35c; White Sale price The athletes of Spokane are to have their choice of two grounds this year. The Spokane Street Railway Company has offered the athletic club the grounds in Ltdger-sood Park. They will have the use of the pavilion and may remove the trees to enlarge the field.

The park will have the best of car service and will be kept in good shape. The grounds In Lidgerwood can be made into a good field. There is room for a hi-ccle track and Inside of thle for baseball diamond and a football gridiron. Some leveling will have to be done and several trees will have to be removed to moke It servlceabe. Then there is the difficulty that always confronts a club In attempting to make good grounds in Spokane.

The soil i gravely and rough. The athletic club is considering all of these conditions and wilt not make a derision until the race track proposition in Union Park Is settled The club has an offer from the promoters of that project i iso, and will be sure to choose the location that will be the best for outside sport. Hosiery and Underwear Exceptional values In this department In Ladies and Children Hosiery and Underwear. One lot of Ladles Egyptian Yarn Vests, with. Drawers to match, fleece lined, suitable for early spring wear; usually sold for 35c; IQ- white sale price One case of Childrens spring weight, part wool Jersey ribbed Underwear, crocheted neck, pearl buttons: Sizes 16 to 24 Sizes 26 A to 34 4r7C Worth more than double.

Ladles Hose, fast black, lisle finish, double heel and toe. absolutely seamless; made to sell for 20c; 1 Tl white sale price 2 Boys and GirlB Rough Rider Hose in heavy and fine ribbed, fast black and double from knee down; sold everywhere for 25c; C- our white sale price. Spokane may soon be favored with the presence of Mrs. Ballington Booth, the famous wife of the founder of the Volunteers of America. Some time ago word was receied by Captain McClelland, In charge of the local corps, that Mrs.

Booth was contemplating a trip weet and would probably visit this city. No further word was received till the lat edition of the 'Volunteer Gazette arrived, In which it is stated positively that 'MrB, Booth will come west. She is quoted as follows: "It is quite a sudden arrangement my going to California. A trip to Colorado, in which I am to visit the prison at Canyon City, baa been an engagement of long standing. Two weeks ago I suddenly decided to go on from Colorado and spend two weekain Colonel Duncans territory, so I shall soon be again with the boys In San Quentin and I hope also In Folsom." This article simply states that she will go to the west and visit California, but Captain McClelland slates emphatically that if this fnmous woman goes west at all she will stop In Spokane.

Jfo date can be set for her coming, but it will in all probability be during the present month. Mrs. Booth has the reputation of being one of the finest women speakers In the United States, and it is probable that the Auditorium will be engaged for her when here. It was recently announced that Colonel Duncan, in charge of the western division of the Volunteers of American, would come north. Thla proposed trip he has had to abandon on account of the illness of his wife.

However, he Is planning to make a trip in the early summer and Spokane will be one of his chief stopping places. It may be that he will accompany Mrs. Booth on her trip through this territory. The presence of these two noted people in the city will mean a great deal to the Volunteers of this corps It will awaken intei est in their work and strengthen them financially. Great Sale of Ladies Suits, Waists and Capes 0 0 vi Mt ili Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Ma Mt Mi Mi iii Mi ih Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi i Mi Mi ili Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi' Mi Mi ili Vj Mi Mi Mi Mi it Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Vt Mi ili Mi Mi ift i ii'i Mi Tomorrow will witness some of the greatest selling of the season.

Plaid back Golf Capes, new spring effects, hood and revers, worth $4.98 The Baseball Outlook. only Soronfs Original Tomorrow is "original day" In the club calendar of Spokane Sorosls. At one meeting each year the program for the afternoon Is made up of papers entirely original. Those who are assigned for the day are permitted to choose their own subjects and the paper must be original with them. Mrs.

Josephine Brinkerhoff la chairman of the day. The other members of the club who will take part in the program are Mrs. Olney, Miss Ziilwood and Miss Libby. The club meets tomorrow afternoon (t the Vincent parlors. Guest From Chicago.

Mrs. E. Nordyke and Mrs. Walter Means entertained a few friends last evening at their home, corner of Post and Slnto, in honor of E. C.

Nordyke from Chicago, who is in the city on a brief visit. The guests were entertained by a physiological contest, in which Mrs. Schorr secured the firt prize end Thomas Brooks the consolation. Delicious refreshments were served. The guects-were: (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft 250 Ladies' and Misses' Coats Made of imported Kersey English Covert, Peppeled Cheviot a-cl fancy weaves, tight fitting, fly ront and Eton effects; most all are silk lined throughout in black, navy, tan and gray, suhni.le for early spring wear; were made to sell for Cl? hO $7.50, $10.00 and $120; we will give you your choice of this entire lot tomorrow for, each WEBSTER HAS NEW SCHEME Mr and Mr.

G. M. Mr and Mrs. N. B.

Hull Runrile Mt. and Mrs' gtsvt Mr and Mrs. David 82 Ladies' Finely Tailored Suits Billy Conner, the old baseball enthusiast, was delegated a few days ago by the local fans to visit the Union Park trak and report as to these grounds. In speAk-In of them, he said: "There Is no more use to talk about baseball or any other outdoor athletics for this summer unlets we get the grounds Immediately. The time Is past for speculation.

When we get the grounds we will have a city league in a few days. Now the grounds that must be secured will have to be of a nature that can be con-itructed Into a diamond. We do not want gravel, we must get away from the rocks end should find a place where grading will jjot be necessary. "I visited the race trak In Union Park the other day and I was surprised at the location. It Is a natural park.

The distance from the city is considerable, but the day Is past when we can get a park in the middle of the city. The soil In Union Park Is of the character that would make ideal grounds. There Is no grave and no giad-Ing will be necessary. The grounds are there for us, and they are the beat in the city. "There is no doubt that If the athletic club or the Gentleman's Driving Club takes hold of the proposition the street car company will extend its Unes the extra halt mile and good service will be given.

It anything Is to be done In the matter, however, it will have to be done soon, at the teaaon is almost here and delay will put stop to baseball." Mr end Mrs. J. A. Teacftck McClure Mrs. Edzlngton ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 41 ft Mr and Mrs.

Thomas Mrs. Hall Brooke Mr and Mrs. George K. Schorr Mrs Kratzr Miss May Hull Miss Kmma Kratser (Mr. Homer Nordyke Condemned Man Wrestles With a Perpetual Motion Invention.

Dress Goods The new and wanted kinds at a big saving on every yard. Special sale of Imported Black Crepon, heavy raised blister effects, in mohair and wool, tightly woven back; Imported to sell -for gl 75; QO. white sale price OC EXTRA SPECIAL-3 pieces only of Black Imported English Crepons, 38 Inches wide, heavy mohair blister effects; made to sell for 86c; A white sale price frC New Spring Style Skirting Plaid, In cam els hair boucle effects, 36 inches wide; real value 46c: OQ white sale Skirting: Plaids It) newest pastel colorings, all wool, 40 inches wide; sold elsewhere for 7.5c; our white sale price All Wool Venetians In all the wanted shades, 38 Inches wide, most suitable for lailor-made garments; usually rg sold, for 85c; white sale OC 8 pieces of English Suitings, in gTay and tan mixtures, 36 inches wide, beautiful spring1 effects; Imported to sell at 45c; white sale 38-Inch Homespun, pure wool, Jn all the new spring shades; worth 75cr rn whit sale price .......00 48 and 60-Jrch plain and changeable effects In Silk and Wool English Coverts, in new spring: shades only; imported to sell for 81 50 per yard; sale price OC Made of all wool serges, Venetians, broadcloth, double-faced suitings, homespun and English coverts, guaranteed perfect fitting, newest styles Eton jackfets with medici collars, five-gored skirts, box pleat back; some tunic effect, others trimmed with silk applique. These suits were made to sell for $15.00 and $20.00. Dont miss this opportunity.

We lll Lust Evening. Miss Btimmel entertained a few of her friends of the Northwestern business college at her home, 1514 Mallon avenue, last evening. An enjoyable evening was spent. Those present were: will give you your choice tomorrow for Mr. lslls Davis Mr Iks Bernard Mr.

Louts Oroastien Mr. Jo Zimm Mr. Fred Hanchett Miss Floy Gifford Mlso Port Loon Mins Rred Miss Allen Mies Bells Stlmmel in Unusually Good Values This White Sale. WRAPPERS gurprtse Tarty CROWDED THE ALLEY. 59c 98c Ladies' Chintz Wrappers, dark effects, full front and back, all sizes, regular price White Sale price Ladies fleece lined Flannelette Wrappers, light and dark colors, fancy trimmed yoke and shoulder ruffles, separate waist lining, all sizes, regular price $1.50 and White Sale price A surprise party was given on William Hoffman last evening at his home, 01718 Lincoln street.

Games and music were the order of entertainment. Refreshments were served and the evening closed with a cakewalk. Those present were: Mtss Feulah Raub Charles Harlow Mies Mfie tilling Charles Kemptott Miss Ruby Hook Ctyde Hook Miss Ldna Hoffmsn Thomas Vaughn Arthur Raub Leonatd Vaughn Dinner Tarty (ft (ft 'ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Temple, 1108 Broadway avenue, had a their guests at dinner last evening Mr. and Mrs. Byron Dleffen-bach, Mr. and Mrs.

Homer A. Elwell, Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Rlddiford, Spokanes Always Busy Bargain Center. 409415 Riverside Avenue. W0ND Bowlers Flayed Off Four Series Is Their Tournament. The bowling alleys were crowded last bight by the tournament bowlers. Thera wore four series played off in which Reynolds and Nlcholls, Prase and Connor and Jchnson and Campbell were the winners: The team of and Hebberd played (n hard luck and lost two games by a single point Hebberd fell down and bowl-poor games, as did also Breach.

The Jailer player brought down hla average to low mark, as he only bowled 28 in one game. Nlcholls and Johnson made the scores of the evening. The scores of the teams for the evening play were aa follows: Reynolds and Nlcholls 85 Campbell and Johnson Second series: Reliant (6 and Hebberd (6). Comor and Braech Third series: Rrasch and Connor Campbell and Johnson ..84 Fourth series: Campbell and Johnson 88 Milam (6) and Hebberd .66 George Webster ha. been evolving In hie mind a new scheme for perpetual motion of late.

He haa only disclosed hie plan, to the death watch and a few of the Jailers, but he last evening outlined the general scheme to a Chronicle representative. You know If you get near a revolving wheel how you ran feel the air thrown off from the rim. Well, my echeme would be to arrange fans like those you see In restaurants so as to catch the breeze. Now, the wind would turn the fans, and I would In turn use the wind given oft by the fan. to keep the wheel going.

If the machine was properly constructed I don't see why it would not run forever If It was once started. Of course, I mean It would run until the material wore out." ThirfUng of perpetual motion machines Is not the only occupation of the notorious prisoner over in the iron house. He reads consldersbly and has all kinds of magazines, papers end books, Including the Bible. The African war has particularly Interested him. He Is Gaining Flesh.

Webster la gaining flesh under the good care of the death watch. John Demmlck looks after him from morning until night Under the present arrangement Webster can have an hour's exercise In the Jailers room and hall outsids of his cell every morning and afternoon. Until he went up to be sentenced last February, Webster says he had not been outside of the cell In 10 months. Besides the exercise outside hie cell, Webster Is allowed to order anything he fancies to eat The extra expensa falla on Sheriff Cole, but under the trying condition of a death watch he thinks that the prisoner should have some luxuries which had been withheld before. On visitors day there Is always a crowd of curious people who come In to see the notorious prisoner.

This crowd has Increased of late since the date for the execution was set. Most of the visitors are women and girls. The county Jail Just now has more occupants than for months. There were 49 Inmates today, moBt of them being In for pet tv larcenv. Among the prisoners are two boys under 16.

Kelly, the Mocking Bird. Michael Kellv. the man convicted of holding tip the Kairfleld ealonn and afterward examined for insanity, has become noted among the prisoners as a great whistler. Ills imitation of the mocking bird's whistle is a bit of mimicry that would be hard to excel. During the recreation hours he often amuses the others In the corridors with his novel music.

FREE! Birthday Anniversary Mrs. Trances M. Kingsbury entertained the ladles of Bt. Agnes Guild Wednesday afternoon at her home In theLlndelleblock, the date being her birthday anniversary. In the color scheme of the decorations lavender and green were maintained In the parlor, violets and palms being used in the arrangement.

Rosea were the decorations in the dining room, pink being the prevailing color in the flowers In the refreshments served. Progressive conversation was arranged aa a part of the entertainment of the afternoon. It was quite on enjoyable occasion and the guests in leaving wished the hostess many happy returns of the day. Benefit Society The ladles of Spokane Camp of the Royal Neighbors of America met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mra Kays on Ida avenue and formed a benefit club. The following officers were elected: Miss Sprang, leader; Mrs.

Kayo, secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Chisholm, reporter. Refreshment were served by th hostess. Gor. Riverside WB WILL DONATE THE 1900 MODEL Only the AT HANDBALL.

and Post St. STEARNS Best is Suggestions for Saturdays Selling enough Bcheilnle of Gomes Arranged for the Rest of the Week. No tournament games of handball were ih athletic club last night, but following (schedule was marie fout for he rest of the week: Muter and Belt vs, Msenhaupt biothers this evening at 7.30. Todays message is to suggest and to remind to suggest some needed things you might otherwise have forgbtten, and to remind you of the splendid stocks of the Jodoin Davies store. And what a great big guarantee there is back of all these little things.

Every sale made here amounts to a personal guarantee from this firm. We carry the best Teas and Coffees In the world. The famous $60.00 RACER I PREMATURELY OLD. A man ought not to feel old, or to be old jbuil well up to aids the nineties, but days you don't see many such men. instead, you hear people no older than 4a or 45 who begin to complain of tired backs Now on exhibition fn our show windows, to th4 party nuking the beat time on a Steams Wheel at Us Spokans Spring Road Race.

Chase Sanborns 500 pieces Manufacturers Samples All-overs, 1-4 to 3 4 yard long, in Swiss, Nainsook, Canrbiic, Mull and Mlk. They cotna in fine tucked, tucked with fine Valenciennes Lace and Embroidery Insertions; in fact, they come in 200 designs. The usual retail price on this line is up to $5.00 yard. Divided into 3 lota for 25 JUDGE EWING IS COMING. JudKS Wm.

O. Ewlnif. one of the leader of the Christian Scientist In America, 1. In Portland this week and Is expected to arrive in Spokane in a few days. Judge Kwlnsr was at one time a prominent Chicago politician and president of the Iroquois Club.

He is now a member of the International Board of Lectureship, established by the First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston. having declined renomlnatlon as Judge of the superior court In Chicago, that he may serve upon this board. APRONS! APRONS! Just an even hundred of them more manufacturers samples. ladies fine Lawn and India Linen Aprons, with Embroidery Insertion and Edge Trimmings, Many of them are worth $1.00, some are only worth 40c, 50c and 75c, but we took the lot and will place them on sale Saturday morning, each at New 1900 Model Stearns, only $40 Special, (50. Racer, (GO.

Ctiainlees, 175. IDEAL HERO OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. CENTS Pure, Harmlesa and Invigorating, A. C. THOMPSON Leather Belts Coffees Beaded Belts Dealer In Blcycla Sundrie and Materials.

iVh 8PR-AQUB AVENUE. Standard Java and Mocha Old Homestead, Pure Santos, Golden JFU4 etc. GLORIOUS HAIR WELCH HAS EARNED A REST. Welch left today for Spokane, Bay the Greenwood, B. Time.

His firm have practically completed all their contracts In the district. Mr. Welch will take a well-earneu holiday. The greater portion of the railway work In the district was constructed by P. Welch and that they gained ihe respect and confidence of the business men is evidenced by the fact that there a universal wish that When the road is continued from Midway they may be among the zuccess-ful tenderers.

hd brains, of stomachs J'vin out. of shattered JfcrvM, of lost energy, tvtrion to work. ae men have Jbght more of dollars tiia i OI uouars Rat Pins Teas eelth. They forget that money is it without health to enjoy Biuiuui uvnuii ladies Patent Feather Belts, as per cut, with patent snap buttons; a. tery popular seller, at 39c J1 men and women will take Dr Pierce's Is a matter of choice.

woman may have it If she takes the trouble. Colonel Maitland One of the Striking 1 Charaetera in Toll Gnte Inn. Toll Gate Inn" Is to be the attraction at the Auditorium tonight and tomorrow at mal'noe and evening performances. Colonel Maitland in "Toll Gate Inn," as played by David Murray, Is an Ideal American hero. He Is a Vermonter and a colonel of a regiment in the eontinental army, made up of the Green mountain boys, and Is easily distinguished by his stature, as was Klhan Allen.

The author has woven a beautiful love story around tills hero, and he gives aa noble and beautiful a heroine to love aa he himself Is. The heroine Is played by Sylvia Bidwell She. like him, Is all life, love and devotion and self-denial, and through It all and above all they both are the llherty loving people which characterized the healthy, hearty people of Vermont in their struggle for Independence. There Is also a character in the play which is satd to be an absolutely new creation to the stage it Is a half-breed of French and Indian parentage, and as played hy John B. Weeks la pronounced one of the strongest charaetera thla country has ever seen.

In fact, the entire cast Is eaid to be an excellent one, and the pluy la a historical novelty, and has been gtven a superb production. wrifn MMical Discovery, they neednt about old age. The years vfrill but they won't show it. This medi cm 1 Ceylon, Gunpowder, Oolong. Orange Fekoe, Batket and Sundrted Japan.

COMING PROM TENNESSEE. a digestion perfect, and changes that work nto beahy one tor8 a Nature intended. It regulates Showing the proper things in Dog Collar and Novelty Leather Belts at Jodoin Davies'. HERES PROOF Everybody can afford one at the puces we ore selling them at. Just 24 dozen in all; they come, as per rut, in Turquoise, Amethyst, Garnets, bapphires, etc.

We don't ask 25 for th- JL.i-er,.enrkhes the blood and tones the We sure offering some special styles in blank, steel and bead Belts at $1.50, $1.25, 98c and. A. Squibb, alth his wife and children, will start to Spokane tomorrow from Greenville. Twin to com to their new home in Lidgerwood Park. Mr.

and Mr. Elbe, parents of Mrs. Squibb, and Mr. Squlbb'n mother will accompany them to make their home here. Wntt Prpvents consumption bv curing citta, lingering coughs and bleeding Th.

manner In which you buy It, In pound and two-pound cans, Insures its purity and freshness. The Chase Sanborn seal guarantees that It la them. Choice, each. cohnl Tl? Discovery" contains no al ae or uncertain stimulus; the gem.iV1 the power of Nature deep, ravitIL8n It does not create a stimulants. In serious cases of Guess The Chronicle prints today's newi today.

Fringed Ties Miss Carrie Sparr, 2780 Cherry Street, Kansas City, writes: Six weeks ago I began using the Seven Sutherland Sisters Scalp Cleaner and Hair Grower. My hair was very thin, having fallen out from scarlet fever. Thick, glossy hair Is now coming fn, and I am positive the remedies have greatly helpfed me. I advise everyone to use them. They BURS where other tall.

Dr. V. Pirrce, Editor'! Awfal Plight whi EX advice and counsel to those write film. 15 dozen No. 9 Fancy Ribbon Ties; worth 25c; heie IQC at Suggestions for Saturday Wants for Women WITS, WAISTS.

MU RTS, MILLINERY, HiOSIERY, I NDERW EAR, LACKS, RIBBONS, HANDKERCHIEFS, CORSETS, NECKWEAR, LINEN COLLARS, BELT BUCKLES, GARTER WEBS, HOSE SUPPORTERS. IURSKS AND INK NETBOOKS, Etc. FOR SALE ONLY BY PURE FOOD GROCERY. TELEPHONE 14 J. Ian 1 delayed writing was because medicit.

wT111 on.e vmr I had taken the hun tJi" 1 can 8jvlng my statement end now van ii.n -luwiutm ami uww MENS BALL, RED F. Higffln. Editor Peneca (Ills) News, was afflltKl for rars with Piles thet no doctor or remedy heln-d until he tried Buoklen Arnica fialie He wnte two boxes wholly cured him Ita the roreM Plla cure on earth snd the beet salve In the world Cure jruampteed. Onlv 2A cents 5-old bv ALT DKLUUlblS. Spokane Drug Co wholesale agenu.

al5' cnvicnMont testimonial. 10 dozen No. 40 Fancy Kibbon Ties; worth 65c; here 25c at Women's Hosiery If you have a hosiery need, supply it here and now. Women's Seamless Womens Seainles Hosiery. 15c Womens Seamless 19c Women Regular Made Hosiery 25c Womens Regular Made Hosiery 35c Womens Regular Made Hosiery 50c Womens Fancy Hosiery at 35c, 50c, 69c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50.

Our th and price are correct. HOLD DRlQCilTS Andersen Bros. The Red Men, Spokane Tribe No, 9. will give a ball this evening at Klks hall. Symons block, to which the public are cordially Invited A fcatuie of the evening That Throbbing Head, iche Would quickly leave you If ymi wued Dr.

Kings Ni Life Tills Thousand of suifprern hne proved their matuhlcee me-lt for 8k and hH proven ineir mau nirsn ment ror ami FIlrtST prrait. of Plain Cttv Madison I heln the summer and fall of 1806 oiit "w-down. nenes and stomach J2r.dprm I wrote to Dr Fierce for ad-br hsd generaMehtlitv and advised dfn Medical Discovery, ami I venr e. 1- 1 taki.ir it at -out hnri 5j Vavp not taken anv medicine of annet.fr? have been able io work every dav. 4sv in three square meals i Ibe slam! lht miserable burmng tomacb after eating." Embroideries in the wanted kinds, in Svw-s.

Nannook and Cambric, in Edges, InicHioiw and Alloters, at moderate prices. a will he a grand prize cake walk at 11 In o'clock. All of the best cake walkers GRANITE BLOCK Riverside and Washington. NcrvouR Htailathea ihey make pure blood and atrong nerves and build up our health Kaev Match lor Our Brand Mllllnrrr Opening. t'he citv arc entered for the contein.

Tickets cnti be had at ihe hall) pilc, ona dollar. In circulation, firnt In pnpalarity among ari)'rtlprp. flrt in the heart of th pet-pit is the Chronicle. to take. rl them Onlv 2.

c-ms v.iey 1w if not eMd fculd ALL TiRTGulbid. fcpu-kane Drug wholesale ageuis,.