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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03

Ser Sofnarr unter ben
Seilaucr Sofatten 1T iolgenoer orpllige
bon einem slnbalter SOrIter abgefaBte
Seri9t, ben Elm bortiges Slatt mieoer=
gibt. Sas S9riftitiid ldsltet: vSeridt
iiber Elm in ben feri9tli6en Soridten
entoedtes Sdpein. Surslauetisiter
Seridt, 8nettislter Saar! Sn unie
6ori6t lit q Sdpein 10 9rpB, tpie
Sieb, ourglauso, in ibrem 2dben nod
mid eeldbe bann, uns miiie Strdnae
Mlaasredean genummen tpdbre. oaB be
peltse mid iu mestis wero, iunlt pcrlie=
rem mer, boil mid Der Seubel, alle
iunge Su6t, un oa wertb uns Der Suno
mas pratben, ipenu mer d mol enc
ia6t MAIDEN iuole = eeben 10 PeIdbl.
oaB oas Gutter pedi0mmt, iibrigens
oerbleibe nit bod8tuu9 Sbr Surglau9t
untertbdnisiter W. bo9feridtli4er
6eridter.
Gins 9mere Dtber. @om.
mis- (oer ieinen Yrinsipal um cine @e=
6altserb0bung ansegansen ilD: SIM
llebrisen lieet bieie Nufheheruns mel.
mes @ebaltes aud gang in Sbrem Sn.
tereiie! Yrinsipal: @ie 10? commits:
@eil i'd 10 iuie 10 beabiidtise, ocm=
nddit um bic Sano Shres 6rduleir
5o6ter ansubalten!
Nobel. &i9ter: .Sie /.
fen bic Sodter bes Serrn @ommerslen=
ratbs aui oiener StraBe umarmt uno
setiiBt baben!@ Strold: rSerr pra=
iioent, id bin elm Gbrenmapn unt
peib. mas id Su sbun babe: SD werp'
Iie beiratben!"
-gisene Muffafiuna. =
Batter Der Sraut: .Bie. sebntaulenr
Mart Gbuloen baben Sic! Ous IL
ia unsshsller!1, - Beperber (itulsl
.Se6en Sic. 70 biel Sreoit baben Sit
mir pobl gar MID; susetraut!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
NlEal|1|E.,NS3;. !.
slm Neorterpfobf.

glad6em uns Seditee bas vWlur.
meltbier=2ieb" uno oas ,Sieo bon Der
Saubenmeiie" gum gelten 9eeeben -
oeren Zone mebr fampitrobi9 als ele.
glib iino-aing er 5u ben Wi arter=
lieoertt n iiber, neld)e in Segleituno
ppn mebr ooer weniaer erdBliden
Selbltpeinlsungen seillnsen meroen.
8or 9llem bot er uns ben eroben
~Hock=e=a:yum" "=Mortertans=@sian9
wel4er bauptiadlid in Der @e!bi6te
Der Snoianer Der gbenen 10 beriibmt
9eporoen iii. lleber Den llriprun9 bes
wunoerOOllen 2ieoes er,dblte er uns: :
.9lls id Elm Gnabe bon 10 ooer II
Sabren mar. i'd CLAUDE. es mar um
oas Sabr 1904 berum. gab es cine
S6aar BON Snbiansrn, pel9e unter
oem Namen nSie Slieoer" betannt
mar; nur etma bunoert Srieser sebor=
ten gu ibr, aber iie waren Die wiloeiten
aller ameritaniiden Snbianer uno meiit
Sanoiten uno &aufbolbs bonn Sioug=
uno bonn G9epenne=Stamm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
S. SO. sesd,sr uno fem rotsbdutiaes G6enbiI

S. %. Seeder,no fem rottbdutises GbenbiIb.
Sebitee lddelte perddtlid, als bas
8eIprd6 barauf lam. oh Der roibe
Wann an @iB binter Dem mciBen su=
riidifdnoe. Gr oeutete auf zines Der
Siloer an Der @arb. IS mar elm
@benbilb oes beriibmten berlforbenen
9anSelreoners Senrp Darb Seeder.
llno er 3ciste auf elm Stlo oaneben nit
bebeutiamem Mid. ySebet," iagte er,
~oas 1T Der .Sterneniobn", ben mir
oen Senrp @aro gee9er Der Saoianer
nit erobsm Gtols enernen." llHo
mertwiiypig! oas inoianifde @eiidt iab
beinabe ~wie cine perfeinerte 9la1bil=
oung oes meiben aus, nur i'm Snoia=
neridmud. gBir perIieBen ben 9llten
nit oem SewuBtiein, einen Der merit
ruiiroisiten nod lebenoen Snoianer teu-
men selernt gu baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
@epanfenfpIitter.

Sage beinem 3inoe tueniesr. pie iebr
bu ts liebit. ionoern iaae ibm, uie iebr
ou oeins gltern seIiebt bait;
9ein Saiein tann es nur beri66nen,
Yleibt es. bel mandem @unl6 beiir
Sebncn;
Senn bic grfiilIuns, tpie betannt,
SIT Der enttdui4uns nab Oerwanot!
Sdtte 8ott sur gri9aifuns Der Welt
cine Gommiiiiun einberufen, Die Welti
iuare beute nod nidt feriis.
gBis melt 1T Der @ertb Der Sinse gee,
trennt
Bon Dem Namen, init oem man lie,
nannte;
Die Menidsn, bic man am penisfen,
tennt,
9ie nennt man asip6bnli9 gsiannte.
Sie 2unf man6es Sdriftftellsrs
bsitebt barin. su fremoen Geoantsp
eisene @orte Su iinosrI.
glt1ts fort TO- ben Genub eines.
fhhnen SilDes, alS elm bilol90nea,
Msih.
y p -
Sraucr oft ni9t abnen last,
SaB Iie S6merI beoeitte,
llno bel manAem 6reuoenIeit
Gsblt ni9tsa 0is Die s seuoe.
Sas Slid mirit einsn S9attem--
ben gleio.
Nidt MIR fpreden, mas niht tuahr
ifi, ionoerh an9 ni9t Ipre4en, paa
~a4r 1T, ih sdss.
Gin jebes 2uiter bat feinen Reis.
limb lei es aud bas i9limmite;
Die einsjae @nsnabme biloet Der Gsia,
O'rum 1T er audi oas. biimmife.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
Gang nmo marter ser smeiamer.

llnaemein reid 1T Der 2ieber= unh
Melooienidab unierer 8otbbdute unb
bel aller poltsthiimliden S4li9tbeii
unb Gtaioetdt b6dit mannisfaltig. Sis
Snoianer iino 10 redt cine iin9enbe
Stale; jeoe Sanolune uno &e9ung,
jeber 8orsans, aud oas @rdbli4e unb
Sdaurise, iopie bas ideinbar pro=
iqiibite unb Seoeite iinoet bel ibnen
alsbalo einen psrtldrenben Iusoruf i'm
2ieo. ST bod idon in ibrer Spra9e,
reip. ibren 5praden, 70 piel tinblide
Muiit. uno felt bod ibre 6iille bilb.
lider glusbriide iie ben ppeliepol ten
W0ltern aaer 3eitalter alei4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
9erfebtte& Compliment.
unhrersitbar Ss[n,neb,

- unbefreitbar. Sslomebel:
/. Oonnsrwetter! Sa wollte i9 Dem
llnteroiii3ier Sdmiot nod etpas auf-
hraetn. uno jegt tpeiB ib ni9t meb,
mas!. -. 9 1T i6auoerbaIt! Denn
man ni6t an 9lIles feIbR benit, oanr
- persiBt man'sr
-Galid ptr'it onben. 9dufer,
Sic baben bob en- 8albsiebirn Ser,
Mleeiter2 = Gleiidermeiiier: Oct MID,
aber paar iii6tise 8eile fir Sic!
= @hrtli9 au nebmen. =
Gnse Stietel fraaen 1T Gitelieit. Der oi,
Straie auf oem isuBe folQt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
Gitr ,safere 8raaen.

Bir Hnb ME babeim; mir iinb INNER
treit meg: bic Gurdt. bic Ssbnind,t bic
Seffnuna treibsu uns ber 3uinnft ent'
aeatn uHb rauben uns bas BepuBtiein
uno bic 1ea6tuuo befien mas iit. nm uns
nit BEN su uaterbalteH ma isin iuirb.
mont aigue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03

bid in bic 3utunft su einem pielper.
fpredenoen su seitalten. limb aud
bier wiro oer ernit Oentenbe beftiser
bon Dem Neuiabrsfieber ereriifen tper.
ben, als iein 8ruber 9ei6tIuB. Mii
eemiTenbaftem Bid uno fi6srer Sanb
mirb er iid iiberseueen, Oh ale @Ifetten
(oie 2eb.nsfabrbi1ete) unter feifem Ser.
fhlub, oh aud bic Nheturanspapiere,
tpel6e bic camille fir ben 6all elmer
porseitisen nIbfabrt" perior9en lollen,
in better Sronuna.
9lu9 b1lt er Mbre6nuna iiber gin=
aabmen unb gus9aben uno tradtet
burh erneuerte 3batisteit 8erluite uno
Mebrsebraud aus3ueleiden. 9lber
aud bier itftlt ii9. bic groBe 3abl Der
mitreiienoen gpneurrenten binoerno in
ben Wes, jeoer mill fir iid ben bsfen
Poiten, ben giinitielfen YlaB baben.
uno ni6t ilberall tann man li6 bur1
8elo einen relerpirten SIP i'm Salon=
Dagen oes 2ebens iibern, ionoern nee
ben Der ei9enen Graft fommen nod
Sutal, 0lud un0 duBere Umltdnoe
oar oft iebr entI6eioenb in 8etra1t.
Man modte aud bier @eieBe uno Ior=
i6riften. binoernoe 8iidii6ten iiber=
iprinsen. peri6lohene Sbiiren Dfnen.
um oas Weitertommen su iihern, uno
ben S4leier Der. 3utunft 10 aerne liif=
ten, iun 10 pielleidt raider ans 3iel
su selangen. 9lu9 bier ipielen bic
9teiIe- ooer Sebenssefdbrten feline un-
beoeutenoe Goqe, uno iie f0nnen gar
iebr baSu beitragen. bas 2eben gu per=
leioen. Sarum iebe man li6 Dor, nit
ipem man iid suiammenseIeat. menn
pas 6lofenIignal enolid ert6nt uno
man binausltiirmt aus bem WarteI Iaal
oes alten Sabres Dem neuen 9lntomm-
ling, benz friid) beranbrauIenoen 3us
ent9egcn. M0hten mir Ollie barin
einen 9uten. bequemen, li1eren Ylab,
i6One ausii6t uno ansenebme @elell=
i6aft finoen uno bas erboifte, erIebnte,
ertrdumte Reiiesiel sliidlid errei9en!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03

Sie Stimme bes 9oHHers
Sn Der ounflen 98plte;
@ieber uno pieoer eri9alt he
Sbona Sbona !
Sbpna |! 9bona!
Srunten III ein Stimmden,
Sas Stimmden zines @rasbipfers
Inter ben BfianSen;
gBieoer uno uieoer sirpt es,
Sbona! Sbpna!
Sie geeeniiberitellune bieier 5uei
Stimmen Der giatur 1T getpiB cine iebr
iinnia=naipe. Sas 2ieo iit bas 2ieb.
Iinsslieo i.lner Squaip.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03


ais Sriebsi9 benz Or o.
Ben, 26nis pom Yrtubett, Der @rimi-
nalpsoeeB ieines Whniiiera BON @Orne
borseleet uno ibm babel III perheben
9eeebeu tpuroe, oaB bisier ben 3opI
nstlieren miiiie, srpioerte Der Monard
mit elmer beuunbernsWiiroieen Settles.
sesenwart: Rein, ben 9epI tann
@0rne nidt perlieren, oenn er bat ME
siuen aebabt man bringe ibn na4
Spanoau.
= Snnberbar. sSrdulein g.
tpar na9einanber bic @eliebte perl9ie-
Dener @aoaliere nnb bat iid aul oieie
@eiie Elm isbr antdnoiges @trm0aen
eriuorbeU.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03

ssrau lIpperten.. glber Der Sulten'
Sbres Mannes, bort iid rpirtli9 i9red'
lid anl
ssrau 8an @ouib: 9as mar BET:
So;tor, Der eben sfbuitet bat!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03

Sage oeinem 3inoe wsniser. tpie iebr
bu ts lieblt.. ionoern iaae ibm, pie lebr
ou beine, @ltern seliebt bait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03

Sdtte @ott sur gri9aifuns Der Belt
cine Gommiiiion eiuberuien. Die Weltl
mare belte nod nidt fertis.
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Indimna Mineral Springs.

A number OF prominent people from all parts
OF the eolntry are already registered at the In
diana Mineral Springs Hotel. among whom are
Mayor Zach Il. DUNCAN and wife. OF Huntington.
Ind; III. A. Fleming, of the Chicago Evening
Journal. mother and daughter; Mr. Il. l.. Craw-
ford. of New York, wellknown official OF the
New York Central railroad. Mrs. Crawford.
who accompanies her husband, Is daughter OF
the late Commodore Vanderbilt. :. Col. ID. n.
Heath, OF Crawfordsville, Ind, has returned to
the springs after short visit to his home. - "A
number of Chicago people are making the
springs headquarters for the present, and taking
occasional flying visits into the city. among
whom Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Gates with other
friends of their party. .-.R t. Carter and W. 1.
Fletcher, of indianapolis, were recent guests.
Mr.. W. j. Reed, of Indianapolis, died at the hotel
Saturday, April l5 Dir. Reeds wife. sister and
son were with him during his Illness. and also
other Indianapolis and Williamsport friends.
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,yeF.rsonyii.e.

Mrs. Robert Swaffield, of Memphis. IL the guest
of Mrs. l.. v. Grayson. Mrs. ". x. Snyder Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Benjamin Mead. at Blue
River Mrs. Is. T. Nixon, OF Chicago il the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. James Meegwin =.
Mrs. Henry Dibble Is at Indianapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l.. Caldwell. who have been guests of
Mrs. John Adams, have returned home. Mrs.
Nan Meade and daughters Marie and Tillie, OF
Seymour are guests of Mayor Robinson and fam
iiy. Mrs. j. Ii. Edmondson OF Chicago, is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. George w. welker
Mrs. Mary Edwards. who has been visiting In tho
city. has returned To Hartwell. O.. Mrs. Mary
Reagan. OF Louisville. is tho guest OF Miss Jnlia
McCarty - Miss Nahama Daily, who has
been spending year in France. will
arrive home I'm about two weeks -
Mics Penelope Field Is at sheibyvjlie, Ky Miss
johnson. has returned 10 Louisville :. Mr. and
Mrs. william Chandler have returned from
Columbus. o.. Mise Camelle Webster enter-
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Portland.

Mr. Ed Jaqua OF Winchester. was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Hawkins last week Miss
Nellie Robinson, OF R0ckp0rt. o., is the guest of
Miss Ethel Axtel. Mt and Mrs. Frank Saver
Mrs. Keen for some time past. returned to Wash
ingfon. o., last week -. Mr.. T. A. Denney and
family have returned from Chicago Mrs. G.
Reed. OF Albany Ind, visited Mrs. w. Harkins
the past week. Mr.. Charles Grant and family,
OF Decatur. ILL.,. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Mclaughlin Mr.. ". e. Culver and daughter
Maud, OF Muncie. have been visiting friends
here. MT. william Marsh and Miss Lota Vail
were married Wednesday at the residence Of the
brides parents. They left immediately for Chi
cago, where they will visit some time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-23
Thu EMPRESS JOSEPHINE FACR ENAMEL

This Is beautiful invisible whitening. and Of
the artificial means of producing pretty complexion
Many OF our lady patrons buy THE EMPRESS JOSE
really delightful TO use than Mace powder t
does not show the face. IL il perfectly harmless
iaiies who are actively engaged in work during the
DAY are oittimes annoyed by flush ID appearance or
refness of the face. This appearance a. dnckly dis
PEELED by the EMPRESS JOSEPHINE FACE ENAMEL,
and pleasing tone of countenance Expressive OF re-
pose and intellectual power.
APPLIED TO THE NECK. ARMS AND HANDS
1t gives an appearance Of graceful rotundity,
admiration Of the opposite sex When used upon the
person il exhales subdued and delightful fragrance,
suggesting pure habits and cultivated taste.
IL makes a laiy of thirty appear but twenty and %
natural. gradual and perfect its effects that no
person can detect its application.
actresses opera singers and ladies' Of fashion, to
create that disngue appearance so much admired by
BY its use the toughest skin is made TO rival the
pure and radiant texture of youthful beauty.
Price, 81 so per bottle. or two bottles for 90.
Dear Madam-This ticket entities you 70 cake
of Empress Josephine Face Soap with the first par
chase of the above preparations Respectfully
n Viii Painter. 81 west washington street
Pomeroy d Huder. opposite Postofhees
r. l. Eads, corner Delaware and New York St..
J. W. Bryan, opposite Union Depot,
W. E. McMillen, 1e2 East Washington,
@. r. Bedford Indiana avenue
Lambur Pharmacy, 80 Indiana avenue.
Frank H Carter 800 Massachusetts, ave.
L. =. Stockman 25l North Illinois street.
Fred. A. Mueller. 5. w. cor. Washington and East
WIN. H stocker 5o2 E. Washington and Chatham
place, 24S Mass. ave.
I. A Gable Illinois and Seventh SITS.
L. i. Klingensmith. College avenue and Ninth sta
l. n Helms n. Il. cor. Illinois and Market ste.
Geo F. Borst. cor. Meridian and Russell ave.
Cor S inos a and Ti5sl Drug
Cor Alabama and Seventh sts. indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-23
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
Casey.

Mr.. and MRS. John Clark returned Wednesday,
after wintering In Florida. Mr.. John Dixon
and Miss Ida Conner viii be married to-day 80.
Miss Emma Reinoehl departed Monday for Cen.
ter Point, Ind.
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chester, is the guest of Miss Minnie Harr1s---,
The Three G's entertained the young men OF thii
city Saturday evening. it being their fourth anns
versary.
Wabash. a
Mrs Dr. W. II. Martin has returned TO Kokomo
-. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tolan have removed Il
Greenfield. Miss Helen Kidd, who has been IN
Chicago all winter came home Friday. Mira
Lawrence Daugherty has returned from Peru.
Mrs. Johnson. Of Benton Harbor, is visit
Miss Nellie Mccoy entertained Saturday after.
noon. Miss Good Ross, who has spent the past
IN az Of
the guest, Sunday. or her daughter. Mrs Willard
Carpenter: The symposium" met with Mrs.
Eossler Walter Monday afternoon -. Mira.
Thomas ALDER visited in Huntington last week.
Mrs. Minnie Began was the guest OF Hunt
ington friends over sunday Miss Neine
Moore, OF North Manchester, visited In Wabash
last week.
Mrs John Frisk was in Fort Wayne last week.
Miss Flora Robinson was in Fort Wayne FRI
day Miss Mary Casgrove. teacher in the
has returned from Michigan. Mr. and Mira.
g. b. McKelvey have returned from Toledo.
Mrs. Bilsteip is the guest of her daughter Mira
Emma DeVos Mrs. Emma Erland has re-
turned from Chicago. She has made an arrange.
ment for an exhibition OF her painted china al
turned from Chicago. She was the guest of her
daughter, Mr.. stare Frazier. The programme
for the Spring Fountain Parn Assembly mt Is Just
In July and the first in August.
winchester.
Mrs. Hannah Stanley. Of Wayne county, was
visiting her daughter, Miss Mauna, OF this city,
last week Mrs. J. X. Hall. OF Connersyille.
who was visiting Mrs. W. o. smith, left for homo
last Saturday Alexander Vorhis and vito
were in Deerfield last week. "A. l.. Nichols and
wife were visiting Mr.. Nichols's father and
mother, at Lynn, Sunday. Mrs. c. NJ. Kelley IL
at Greenvile, o.. Miss Minnie Ryan visited at
Cincinnati last week. Mrs. Clara Day was az
Portland Tuesday. -. Mrs. Frank Hamilton visit
ed Mrs. Hostetter and family, at Muncie, last
week Mrs. william Parry spent Sunday with
Mrs. Sam McAlister, and left Monday for Kala-
mazoo - Mesdames Margaret Lewis and Eliza
beth Yount are home again, after spending most
OF the winter at Dayton Taylor Robinson and
family, OF Webb City, NO., are visiting In this
city. :. Mrs. Cora Veach. of Anderson. is the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs David Fudge.
The women OF the NJ. E Church gave their
pastor, Rev. ]. X. Waltz. and family, reception
at the church Friday night H. A. Trotter and
wife, OF Wayne county. were here Monday. -.
Miss May Wiseman entertained tuesday even
ing. r. Alice Nichols, of Bloomingport. was
here Friday. Mrs. Jane Cotton, OF Union City,
was here last week. j. j. Bates and wife are az
Bellefontaine. Mrs. William l.. Shultz and
family spent a few days with her father. Mr..
Alexander. at Harrisvflle, last week Miss Bes-
sic Wright entertained in honor OF the Misses
Wells, of South Meridian street, Indianapolis,
last Friday evening.
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Rensselaer,.

Miss Shields. of Chicago. IL the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Thompson. Mrs. Florence
Sears is home from Chicago Mr.. Duck, of
Salem, o., visited his sister, Mrs. Emmett Kannal,
the first OF the week. Miss Clare Chestnut has
returned TO her home In Hoopeston. Mrs. John
liam Mossler of Thorniown. Is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. a. Leopold. - Mrs. EIner-
son McGriff has returned from Chicago -. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Randie, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Austin and Mrs. L. T. Hammond were among
the Rensselaer, visitors in Chicago during the
past week. - Miss Louise Parker has departed
for Chicago. TO spend the summer. Mrs.
George Gauthier has returned from Kentland.
-. Mrs. Frank Foltz has gone to Honey Grove,
Tex. Mr.sand Mrs. James Hemphll departed
yesterday for their new home at Two Rivers,
Wis Mrs. j. w. Nelson, OF Hammond, is visit
Ing friends here.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-23

10 New Castle. Mfrs. Mary Williams has gone
to Franklin 10 spend the summer Mrs. II. X
Fulton has gone to Irvington TO remain during
the summer Capt w. Il. Ellis wife and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Kittie smith. of Franklin, G. l. Dit
mars and wife. of Hopewell, visited s. L. Dem
ming and wife during the week. 81. II. Dry
bread and wife have moved TO Lebanon Mrs.
Hannah Deupree has gone TO Columbus to visit
her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Perry. 1ae two sisters
are the only remaining two children out OF q
family OF twenty children w. L. Schall, wife
and daughter nave gone 10 Kokomo. Mrs. Ida
Bronson, of Franklin. visited Mrs. Ivory Cut
singer during the week
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tanned the Young Womcn's Eurchre Club yester-
day afternoon Miss Theodie Robinson enter
tanned Friday evening in honor OF the Misses
Mead, of SEYMOUR
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-23
EMPRESS JOSEPHINE.

EMPRESS JOSEPHINE FACE
BLEACH is an infallible, painless and per-
manent cure for Pimples, Acne and Eczema,
and is the only known preparation that will
harmlessly and effectually remove Freckles,
Sallowness, Tan, Sunburn, Blackheads,
Wrinkles, Oiliness Roughness or any other
discoloration of the skin. 1t does not give
the fa,e faded-out or whitewashed appear
ance as the name Bleach would imply, but
restores the skin to its naturally youthful
color, making it as soft and fair as a babes;
also, making it smooth and firm, proof
against sun or weather, thus preventing Tan
or Sunburn.
EMPRESS JOSEF HINE FACE
BLEACH is distinct from all balms, creams,
lotions, washes, ETC., as it does not require
continual use, but is permanent cure. 1t
is not a cosmetic, does not show on the face
after application, and for this reason can be
used Immediately before going on the street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-23
CnevfpajRu.

Mrs. c. W. Reynolds has returned from Dan
VILE. Frank Bannon and wife and Miss Mary
Reagan have returned to bingham. Mrs. S.
Il. Arnan, Of Sadorus, is In the city. Mrs. A. L.
Hall has returned from Wenona. -. Mrs. S. ID.
Gresham. of Danville, is the guest Of Mrs. ]. w.
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cially efficacious as aremedy for chap.
ped hands and face. A few weeks
application will give to the skin that
soft and velvety texture so much de-
sired by ladies. Price 50c per jar,
three jars for $1.25.
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Charlestou.

Mrs. Sarah Main. of Joliet. IL in the city 80.
Mrs. K. Cossell, OF Windsor, Ill, is in the city,
Mrs L. X. Dunn has returned from the south.
80. Misses Merle Johnson and Blanche Shank
ling, OF Frankfort. Ind, were recent guests Of
the Misses Davis . Misses Grace Ashley and
Minnie Turner attended the marriage OF Miss
Ollie Pinnell at Kansas, Ill, recently.
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Hartford CITY.

Mrs. W. S. Brannum is at Fort Wayne. May
Wolfe and Retta Twibel,. OF Montpelier. were
visiting here last week Mrs. II. y. jackson
entertained Tuesday afternoon. The Non
pariels were entertained at Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A.
Van Wrinkles home Wednesday night. b. w.
Ayers and family. OF Dunkirk, have been visit
ing his brothers. The club dance, ut Van
Cleve's Opera House, Friday night, was one of
the plensantest or the season.
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Mitchell.

Mrs. III. o. Chapman returned 70 Bloomington
Monday Mrs. Julia Chapman. of Huron, was
visiting Mics Florence Pearson last week Miss
Florence Jackson was here Monday, en- route
from 81. Marys College TO her home in Leesviile.
Mrs. n. ]. Rainbolt is at Bedford -.
Mrs. Laura Holland. OF Bedford, Wis
tied Mitchell friends last week Miss
Anna jackson, of Leesville, visited
friends here saturday. Mrs. W. j. Humpston
spent Saturday and Sunday at Bedford Misc
Allie Shanks. OF Salem, was In Mitchell Monday.
-. Mrs. William Holland. of Hastings Ncb, ar
rived here Saturday to visit the families OF Sem
ator ID. X. Ellison ana John Holland . Miss
Pearl Henderson. OF Vincennes. after an extend
ed visit through the South. was here Friday. en-
route To Brownstown TO visit friends -. The Nor
mai College reunion last Saturday night was q
success. A programme OF vocal and instru-
mental music was carried out.
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AOnrpelier.

Miss May Wolfe. was visiting at Hartford City
Monday. Miss Lena Hoffcr OF Fremont o. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles O'Neil Mrs
William Page was waiting at ort Wayne Mon
day Mrs. 3. l. Brodcrick. or Pottsburg o. ia
visiting here. Miss Anna Hess spent sunday ut
Fort Wayne Mrs. Milo Michiais. of Warren
was here Tuesday. -. Niss Oracle Uranium Was
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RicllmOUd

Mrs A. W. Richey and Mrs. j. w. Maxim. OF
New Castle were guests o: Mrs. A. W. Bempie-
man Friday Miss Helen Dickson was 1t
Green field last week Miss Laura Robinson Is
visiting at Kenton. o Miss Ada Wilkinson. or
Piqua, o.. is visiting Mrs. Kiger. Miss
Ida Cummings Is Mt Urbana. o. Miss
Emma Hanseiman Is Mt columbus. o..