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lie On YOnr Guard.

Benson's Capcine rlasters are widely imita-
ted. That ia the fact Now, why are they imi-
tated? Because they are the only porous pIas-
ter In existence that Is really Trustworthy and
valuable, BensOn's Plasters are highly and sci
entihcaily medicated, and cure in IA few hours
ailments upon which no others have had any
effect Whatever. The public are therefore eau
llohed against plasters bearing the names of
" "Capsiein, capsicum,n Capsicine." or Ca:
pucin." which are meant To pass for " Capcine "
tpiease note the dirTerence) and also against
plasters bearing the names Benton's,"" Bar
TONS" etc When buying ask for Benson's Plas-
ter aud protect yourself by personal eSamlna-
tion. The genuine has the word " Capcine " cut
poroused in the body OF the plaster and the
Three seals |" trademark on the lace cloth.
mayl-lmMW,S
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THE OLD (NNTEES

send 1t up to the garretf Wei, now, what
the harm
Int hangs like a horseshoe 10 serve a. Il charm
Tho to-day, TO be sure it matches III with things
Shall sack 'the old friend just because 1t Is
queer:
Thing of beauty It's not. but Joy none the less
As my hot lips remember its old time caress
And 1 think on the solace once gurgling be.
My lips from the old, battered tin canteen.
1t was hung by my side in the long, weary
Been my friend in the bivouac barraok and
camp,
In the triumph. capture. advance and retreat,
More than light to my path. more than guide to
my feet.
sweeter nectar ne'er flowed, however sparkling
ana cold.
From out ehalice OF silver or goblet OF gold,
For king or emperor princess or queen,
Than from the mouth OF that Old canteen.
II has cheered the desponding on many night,
Till their laughing eyes cleaned In the camp
fire light.
Whether guns stood IN silence or doomed at
short range
1t was always on duty. though .twould not be
strange
II in somnoent periods. just after "taps,"
Some colonel or captain. disturbed at his maps
May have felt suspicion that "spirts un.
Had somehow bedevIled that old canteen.
But think OF the tune when In the luls of the
strife,
1t called the far look In lin eyes back to life;
Helped TO staunch the quick blood just begin
ming TO pour
soothed broad, gaping wounds that were stiff
ened and sore
Moistened. thin. Iivid lips, so despairIng of
breath
They could only speak thanks in the quiverof
death.
II angel OF mercy e'er lowered between
This world and the next twas the old canteen
Then Danish IL not as IA prohtless thing.
Were IL hung in IA palace IL well might swing
To tell In Its mute, allegotcal way
How the citizen volunteer won the day;
How he bravely. unhinehingly. gladly won
Ana how. when the death dealing work was
done,
Twas as easy his passion from war TO wean
As his mouth from the lips OF the old canteen.
By-andby when all hate for the stars with the
bars
Is forgotten in love for the stripes and the stars
When Columbia rules everything solid aud sole
FROM her own ship-canal to the ice at the pole !;
when we Grand Army men have oheyed the last
call,
And the May flowers and the violets bloom for
usall
ihen away In some garret the cobweb4 may
NY battered, DID, cloth covered. tin canteen.
From ne National Tribune.
DID books, old wine. old Nankin blue
All things In short, To which belong
"A A ma
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ALL.

ahere hangs sabre, aud there rein
WIN rusty buckle and green curb. chain;
pair oil spurs on the Old gray wall,
Anu moidy saddle-well, that is all.
.oihe .., out to the stable, It il not far,
Inc fnossgrown door IL ba anutng a,ar.
us uook within! There's an empty stall,
"he'e "he'e once stood eharger-and that is all.
The good black steed came riderlss. hom.
rlecked With blood drops, as well as foam
DO You see that mosnd where the dead Lao ,..
fallY "' "eao ieaNes
The good black horse plned to death-tbat,, nj,
All oh. God It Is all l can speak;
Question me not-I am old and weak
His saodl and sabre hang on the wall,
And MS horse pined TO death-I've told you ali.
-Fr0m the 81 Paul Globe
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BROWNS
IRON BITTERS !
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine. combining Iron with pure veg
ctAblr tnntcs, quickly and completely Cures
D1sPhfSlN, lNDlG ESriDN, MALARIA,
WEAkNES>, IMPURE BLOOD, CulLLs ana
FEVER, and NEU RALGIA.
By rapid and thorough assimilation with the
blood, u reaches every part OF the system, puri
h"- and cnriCh"S the blood, siren gthena the mus
clcs and nerves, aud tones and tnVigurates the
system.
\ hue Nppciiscr-Gczt tonic known.
1t Will cure the worst CI.s ct Dyspepsia, re-
moving hll distressing symptoms, such a. Tazt-
ing the Food. BclChing, Heat In the stomach,
Heartburn, etc.
The only Iron medicine that will not biat ken
or iulurc the ;CCth.
II T. invaluable Tor diseases peculiar to women,
and to all persons who lead sUlentAry lives.
AnuutJttiiug remedy tor diseases OF the Liver
aud Kidneys
Persons suffering fIum the effects OF over.
work, nervous troubles, loss Ot appetite, or do
hility, experience quick relief and renewed
energy 10y it, usC.
II does not cause Headache or produce Con.
-itp1tinn OTHER Iron medicines do
IL !. lhc only preparation OF Iron that causes
no nluiou> effects. Physicians and druggists
recommend II ~ the best Try Il.
The genni'ir has Trade Marx aud cru-Sed red
lines ON wrapper Take u" other Made only
by BROWN CHEMlCAL Co, Baltimore. Md.
Nl mI5lydxw
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PAREGORIC, Iaudanum ana stupefying syrups
are given To babies by th0ughtless mothers 10
relieve collie and fretfulness but Darents ot
bright children use DIR. HANDS Collie Cure he
cause 1t relieves and does no injury-a stubborn
fact from experience.
Castor OIL tor the dogs but DIR. HANDS Pleas.
ant fhysic forchildren and adults. mayI-imd
"a, fSr sale by IL, u, Cochran, druggist, I37 and
lja North Queen street. Lancaster, Pa
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ERAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

An untliling cure for impntencv, ana all pia.
eases that follow Loss of Memory. Universal
Lh-situd", Pain in the EaCk. Dtmne-l OF Vision
Premature Old Age. and many other disease.
mat lead to Insanity or Consumption and "A
Premature Grave
AS-fun particulars In our pamphlet which We
desire 10 send free by mail toeyeryone. aS-The
SpeCihc Medicine Is sold by all druggists at o.
per lt4ck kagc, or six Packages for S. or Will bs
by addressing the agent -
II. u. COCHRAN. Druggist, Sole Agent
Pa.
On account OF countcrtetts We have aloptea
the \ ellow Wrapper; tho only genuine
Tue GRAY NEDICALCO
apS-iydSw Eutfaio n Y
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j. l.. Norton Carroll, residing at Far Rocka.
way Queens Co, ~ u, was so crippled with in
hammatory rheumatism. OF ten years standing
mat he had To use crutches lie was completely
cured by taking Bmndreth's rills every night
for thirty nights, and will answer any written
or personal inquiries.
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The Cansa OF Conanmntinn.

Scfoiula, manilestiDg itself In blotches pin
pies, eruptions, salt-rheum and other bIeInlshes
81 the SKID, Is but too apt by and by to in feet
ihe delicate tissues oi the lungs also, and result
In liberation thus ending In ConsumntiOn. Dr
fieTces Golden Medical Discovery" will meet
ana yanquish the enemy In its stronghold OF the
gists. WsSw
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DENNSfINANlA RAILROAD SCHEp.
l. lIE-Tr.ins LsAvs LA suAsr. aud We
and arrive At Philadelph as follows:
" ESTw ARD
EAsTw ARD.

burg at $40 D. IN ani arrives at Lancaster At sss
y. IN.
Tho Marietta Accommodation leaves Colnm
hia al e. ~ ~ vi. and reaches Marietta at H:.o Also
leaves Columbia at ll5 u. IN. and 2iS y. m,
reaching Marietta At 1901 and 2s'6. Leaves
Marietta nj 3On y. IN. aud arrives at Columbia u.
sen also leaves At -s3b and arrives Ht $50
The York Accommodation leaves Marietta ~
T;lO and arrives At Lancaster at 500 con Meeting
with harrisburg Express at S-lu A.
The FREDERICK ACcommo odatiOn, west, conn
ing at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at 9TlU
y. m. will run through Ia Frederick
Tho Frederick Accommodation, east, leave.
Columbia at l2.!3 and rcac hes Lancaster nj lsis
y. N,
II hanover Accommodation, west, connecting ut
Lancaster with Niagara Express at ga n ~ ,
viii run through Ia Hanover, daily. except sun
day.
will stop AT Dow ningtowu, Coates VILE, purkc-
burg, Mt. JD,. kliZHhrthtpwn aud Niddotown.
tThc only trains which run daily. On SUNDAY
he NJ All train west rnu- bv ~aY OF Columbia
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HOP rLASTEIiS

TIVT HAS IENN
L Remove paths and oroncss quickly. Com
pounded from fresh Hops, burgundy pitch and
canada kalSiIn, they are, a. thousands of people
TESTIFY, lhe best and strongest porous plaster
ever made. Always snothcs and strengthens
weak aud tired parts, lACkaChe. SCiatiCa,
tTick, Kidney Diseases, Rheumatism. sharp
Pains, Sore Chest sidearhe and all palms. local
or deep seated, are speedily cured. A trial viii
demonstrate their worth sold by druggists
| 2ic, iur si.U. nor PLASTER COMPANY,
| Boston. Mass. UD
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ENHAUSTED VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY

I'll SCIENCE OF LIFE. the great Medical
moFk OF The age on Manhood, Neryous aud
ihy-ical Debility, Premature Decline. Errors OF
Ipuih, ana the untold Ini-Griel consequent
thereon. 30 pages syo. IL prescriptions for all
diseases Cloth. full gilt, only $40, by mail
sealed. Illus strativc sample tree To Hll young ana
Inlidlc-ngrd lnru for the next "a days Address
nR. W. II. Parker RuInnch street, Boston,
Mass rnVI7 lvrot "
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A GREAT SUCCESS.
4 n YOU WILL. SAY so

What IL the use OF suffering with Backache.
sciatica, Rheumatism, sideache, Crick, kidney
troubles, sore Chest, or soreness in any part
when nor PLASTER viii give In nstant relief
Apply one directly over seat OF pain and note its
soothing, stimulating anu strengthening effect
Virtues at Hons, Canada Balsam and burgundy
Pitch combined. Hosts of people use and rec
ommend them. Sold everywhere. 2lc 8 for
tiU Mailed for price HOP PLASTER COM.
Pan Y, Boston, Mass. u1
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NO DOUBT ABOUT TT.

~ The strongest and best pOurous pIastcr
ever known Thu nor PLASTER il highly
mrdlcat"d for tho instant cure ot pains and
aches aud the STRENGTHENING OF weak pars. Pre-
pared from fresh ingredients. burgundy Pitch
canada Bil-an and the entire medical Qualities
OF iiopS. ltyOu are troubled with local or deem
seated pain, severe wrenchel, Bac ckache, RhetI-
nhti-uh, stitches, sore Chest or soreness of any
nature, apply one OF these plasters and note iis
inhSic eject: All drug stores, &c, for 81 10,
HoP PLASTER co, Boston. Mass. Qp
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OLD books old wine. old Nankin blue
All things In short, To which belong
Ihe charm, the grace, that Time makes strong
All these prize. but tentpe nouD
Old friends are best
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SUNDAY TRAINS.

TRAINS LEAVE READING
FOR Lancaster at = NJ a. N. and tOl ~ IN
For Quarryville at l0O n. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE QuARRYyILLE
FOR Lancaster. Lebanon and Reading at TlOau
TRAINS LEAVE KING ST. tLancastarh
FOR Reading ana Lebanon at sos n M. and 3 s,
y. M.
FOR Quarryville at $50 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE PRINCES U.ancastcrD
For Reading and Lebanon ana sl8 n m. ana sOi
y. IN.
For Quarry vile at as y. IN,
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON.
For Lancaster ut 7:ha a. IN, ana Sih H.
For Qunrryville at S;%S y. IN.
For connection at Columbia, Marietta June
upn. Lancaster junction, Mannheim, Reading
ana Lebanon. see time tables at all stations
A. N. WILSON. Superintendent
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" NDSOAI,
A rER's FILLS
Constipation

IL a universal and most troublesome disorder.
the sight aud Hearing, destroys the Appetite,
and when long continued causes Enlargemcni
OF tho Liver, Inflammation OF tho Bowcis, and
rilcs. Constipation Is speedily cured Ivy Ayers
rus.
fur number OF months was troubled with
CpsttNcnrSs, In consequence OF which suffered
irom Loss OF Appetite Dyspepsia, aud n dis
ordered liver. My eyes also trouble me. | was
compelled To wear IA shade over them, aud Mt
times, was unable to bear posture To the light
| was entirely
CURED BY USING
three boxes ot Ayers rills | have no n, sita
tiun In pronounctng this medicine to he the
hc-t Cathaitic ever made. j aiucs ECclcs, 70
land, ohio.
suffer from Constipation, aud, Cnnscu ucutiy,
from Headache, Indigestion, and PILES tor Year,.
Ayers rus. which took at the suggestion ut !,
friend, have given me CitCCtual relief. Leon.
mCnccd taking this remedy two months ago, and
AM nO~ free from Constipation, the removal of
which has caused my other troubles to di-ap-
pear, and greatly improved my general health. -
W. kccler Amherst, Mass.
su1crvd from Constipation. which assumed
such an obstinate form that 1 fcnrrd IL would
cause stoppagc Of the bowels. Two boxes ot
Ayers ftlis cured mc, completely, ID. Burke,
SaCO, Me
Ayers Pills,
| Prepared by nr }. &. Ayer a Co. Lowell. Mass
| Sold 10y all Druggist and Dealers In Medicine
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rRAvkLKR's gUrp,

~ X. RHINE TABLE ''
Cars leave Lancaster for MiIlsrsvilla nj Tam
300 and ll;jn n n,., aud sta ttn 500 and ! NJ n I'M
Cars leave Milersvlllo for Lancaster at 'G;oa'
sWnnd l0m n. IN, end 100. afN. hoo and Ton a ~
pEApiNa & COLUMBIA RAILROAD
AZ AND BRANCHES, AND LEBANON AMI
LANCASTER JOINT LINE RR
On ana aftor SUNDAY, MAY anth SIS
TRAINS LEAVE READING
Tor Columbia ana Lancaster NJ 723 "a. IN, ,.W
- noon ana Il 10 II. IN.
ror VuhttyNille Mt 1gi a. IN. ana 6lO H.
tof thicktos at 72ia IN. aud llGp. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBIA
for Reading ut 7o a, IN =, IA ~ ana aN p IA
For Lebanon at l2 rs and 4 ~ n. IN.
TRAINS LEANE EQuARRYvILLE
FOR Lancaster at q - ana Tis a. IN. and 2S, n IN.
fot io,ding AT " ~ IN. and g.N D. IN
FOR Lebanon at AS II. N
LEAVE KING STREET (Iancastarl
For Reading at Ia ~ m. IL " aud q ~ ~ m
For Lebanon nj H. ~ "A. m, H. aud 3 Is ID IN
Fur QuartNNillc at 0ii n. M, $40 and 4 n, ~ M.
LEAVE PRlNCE STREET ti.ancast.r,
rN Nrnding AT IR n m. l2tOand Ala ~. m
For Lebanon at 6t7 n IN, IL M and b.sS IL. IN
Por Qunrryyilc at Q, ~ u. m, lbo ana jp a. n,
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON
For Lancaster At lana. M, l2.s5 ana 7,sD ~ ~
For Quarfyyille at 7:eoa IN,
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Ayers Pills.,

Prepared 10y nr }. &. Aver a Co. Lowell. Mass
Sold hy all prugg lsts and Dealers IN Medicine.
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DHYSlCIANS AND DRUGGISTS REC.
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TOBACCO CUTTINGS, SCRAPS, SIFT-
l. INGs AND PACKERS WASTE, Dry and
Clean. bought for cash.
No e7s Pearl street, New York.
Reference Fred. schultz. No 2lS Pearl street,
New York. febl7-lyds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-29

A few words more and am don.
other OF their objects is to equalize tha nr,no
OF making cigars all over the United Sat-.
Now we arc well aware we could never n.,,
Eastern prices and compete with their Roods
and that y just the point this upssttsr Of -, !,
hoObe and hrdstdes is after Close up tha
Then they figure they can lag off to our large
c1taeA work but few hours per day, make
btg wages, swill beeS talk big and boast OF
their deeds, while our poor workmen and
women can grovel along as best they can. /
South, East and West not to be deceived any
lonnor In references 10 our abused and BE-
Hn1od district For be II known that we live
u The garden section of the finest tobacco
|roulug region We have the selections of
- crosm OF the Leaf raised here. Our
1oney viii purohsss just ~ good quality
fehe imported stock ~ any other parties
~ Nv which, BY combining with our pA-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-10-28
WEST iLoNa rHr FRISCO.

Mrs. 8. n Barnell is inst recovering from
q very hard spell Of sickness.
George Perriman has moved into town and
side Of College hill.
Jack Burgess has recently built several i'd
ditions 10 his property on the corner and has
now concluded TO complete hIs education,
thoroughly ntung him for business.
George Bullet. John Archer, owen Hs-
worth and VIM. Crutchneid are all making
nice farms along the osaee line. The two lat
ter have Just built Substantial barns.
Tulsa ls stIil improving and is noted for
the esicienoy OF ita business men. the cieanli-
ness OF its streets, the health Of its inhabit-
ants, Its neat housekeepcrs and its pretty girls.
Sam Rldenhour has ''gone west TO grow up
with the country" and will srnd for his wife
when he IL we'll grown. lie IL thinking OF To-
eating on the new railroad running south from
Wichita through the territory.
The Greek council closed last week. but
we have not heard what was done except that
they have concluded not 20 dispose Of the Ok
lahoma country. but TO keep and lease It 70
the eattlemen. or words to that effect.
The school at Tulsa has sixty-hve scholars
aud is the best Of its kind IN this part Of the
territory. The Sabbath school and church are
llso we'll attended and the time Ia near At hand
when we must have = larger building for
school purposes.
The people OF Red Fork have the money
for the new church all collected and In the safe
and are only waiting for the permission from
the council when the work will begin. Uncle
Bob Chllders has kindly given the ground on
which the church is 70 be erected and the loea-
tlon Is a beautiful one EAuLr BfmD.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-10-28
CLAREMORE CLATTER.

"A good rain last week, which gave Clare
more boom.
John Bullet has opened up his coal banks
and when developed will furnish the supplies
along the Frisco.
The wife Of q, d. word. the grocer. was
visiting friends and relatives In the country
Saturday and Sunday.
George Bullet. Of Tulsa. brother Of our
energetic merchant. John, was one Of Clare
more's callers last week.
-E. q. Mcbride. brother Of the doctor, ar
rived few days ago. lie 10 aiding in the con-
structIon Of the latter's fine house.
DIR. Mcbride is making quite extensive
preparations TO build n ine dwelling. lie
claims the house Ia for ChAs. Mcclellan but
the alIwise know whom the house Is for.
Bud weyborn, the hotel lord, is;buiidinE a
livery stable TO run in connection with his
house. when completed II will be quite an
accommodation to the travelling public.
The wife OF John Williams. the section
foreman, recently returned from Denver. Col
orado, Accomp anied by her sister, Miss Wat
lace Since her return John Is all smiles.
The Greeley y-BurnhAm-w Word Grocery Co.
have had some Misunderstanding Of late In
regard TO shot, broken window glass, etc.
Henoeforth Word sAys old Greeley will sell
goods in 81. Louis and he In Clarcmore.
M. ID. woodson, the hunter, returned
from the vinita fair and other points north and
east with q smiling oonntenance. He seems
snious to get the exact date Of the next fair.
VIII some one OF the directors please notify
him2
-woodson 4 Beard. both OF Kansas. are
supplying the wants OF this people in the corn
meal line. eto. John c. Beard, the junior
member OF the firm is expected home daily by
woodson. when he arrives the latter will
take a much needed rest.
-"why does John Bullet step so high and
wear such q broad smile. and what apology
eau he offer for running into the livery barn
Sunday nIsht9" was the query, II was easily
understood when the doctor came down town
and said It was a nine pound girl. Mother,
child and John all doing we'll.
u. W. Raiston, FriAco agent. has recently
been treated to q ear load OF coal for station
use, through the generosity Of the company
His friends will meet with hot reception dur.
ing their stay at his once this winter. Raj.
ston has also opened a second hand clothing
house. Customers speak highly Of his good
bargains.
NJ. ID. woodson, Mcbride, NJ. D., II. A.
Burris and others. were rustieating few day
last week at the famous Jones lake. They re.
turned Friday with ducks. squirrels and deei
suficlent TO make Il interesting 10 the "hAsh'
consumers at the Bullet house. The doctor
says a man experiences q curious feeling wher
he kills his arst deer-but the hounds know
/ who Killed the decr
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-10-28

A $4,000 RoBBERY.-The car OF ID. S.
Farthingham one Of the Adams Ex-
press messengers between st. Louis
and this place, on the Frisco, was rob-
bed Monday night Of about $4,000.
Just as the train was about to leave
st. Louis a man giving the name Of Jim
Cummings went to the car and pre-
sented letter signed by Route Agent
Barrett directing Farthingham TO
"show him the road" as far as Peirce
City,a he was about to take a run. As
the occurrence was nothing uncommon
Farthingham took him aboard and put
him at work checking up" The mes
senger then resumed his duties. A
short time afterwards he was seized
from behind, overcome and disarmed
He was then gagged and tied 10 the
safe when the new man proceeded to
coolly "go through" the car for all the
currency aud other valuables Of little
weight or bulk. Packages Of coin were
cut open but left when their contents
were learned. The thief left the train
near Pacific with his plunder and is
still ut liberty. Mr.. Griffith, who left
Monday, turned back on meeting the
east train and brought "the run" to
this place.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-10-28
MARRIIGE BILLS At CHOUrElU.

"Rlng the bells right merrily."
Quite a number Of relatives and friends as-
sembled at the handsome residence OF Mr.. q.
Hayden. October 9lst. 1 p. m, to witness the
marriage ceremony Of Miss Doliie Bennett,
melee OF Mrs. Carrie Hayden. and grand
daughter OF J. II. Bryan, and II. T. Lindsey.
Bro. Davie Hogan, performed the ceremony.
drawing the tie through . golden eireiet in =
touching manner. making two loving hearts
beat as one. The bride was very beeomingly
and tAstenully Attired Ia = costume Of cream
eolored nuns yelling, trimmed with broesded
satin and ehantilly lace. The toilet bcing
completed with plenty OF orange flowers and
veil which noated In becoming fairness over
the bride. The;ceremony WAS performed At
p. m, and at i:iS. . bountifui Tepast was
served, showing that the culinary department
had been judieiously presided over as we'll for
palate as appearance. In conclusion We will
say to the happy couple; Bon Voyages may
your bark glide evenly and smoothly,
freighted with heavens choicest blessings.
landing you safely atlast on the ''other side :"
The above was the ssoth marriage ceremony
BRO. HogNn has performed during his miAis-
terlal life Of about nfty-one years.
Oct. n, lss6. wALLA wALLA.