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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
ouR noYs. SAFETY.
A sslsnald Msshsns Tnss l. ofIsssd Free
tes slxsy HERALD subsenbsrs.

The Young America els Long Dis.
taace Safety Is made 81 steel and wood
lo combined ~ 90 secure the llZhfest
aud strongest machine. The frame aud
wheels are made from the bsst quality
se.sond growth hickory, which u selected
instead ~ steel Tor these parts because
IL combines great strength aud tough
ness with llghtness.
IN all steel machine made heavy
enough 20 withstand the hard usage 20
which il IL subjected 10 50 heavy as 10 TO
a serious drawback 90 its universal use
by young people. Again. the steel ma.
chimes. without the greatest care being
taken 10 keep them clean and dry. soon
become rnsted and therefore easily
broken; whereas machine made OF
steel and wood will not suffer from ex-
posture any more than carriage
A hickory framed and wheeled safety
Is not only moro durable ana lighter.
but IL is much more elastic. and the loss
OF the vibration and rigidity found Ia
the all-steel machines makes these steel
and hickory machines more comfortable
for riding than any other machine made.
The cushioned seat is suspended on our
patented spiral spring. adjustable 10
va lying heights and weights. and this.
in combination with the hickory frame.
makes the easiest possible riding ma
chine. The sprocket wheel chain isper-
fectly adjusted. 80 as To utilize the full
amount OF power expended. and Is made
90 strong as To DO practically unbreak-
able. The patented head. found orly
on this machine. Is a triumph OF Ameri-
can ingenuity, and makes the wood and
steel conjunction perfectly strong and
firm. For these parts only the best
imported weldless steel tubing is used.
The rubber cushion tire lie secured 10
the wheel rim in such manner that il is
guaranteed not to become detached or
loose. The wheel bearings are brass
collar so delicately adjusted TO the steel
shaft as to reduce the friction to a
minimum. and render the usual ball
bearings euperfiuous. The principle
upon which they are made is the same
as IL used in constructing heavy ma
chinery. where the greatest amount OF
work must be secured from the ieast ex-
penditure OF power. The entire machine
is finished with heavy coat OF glossy
black enamel. making finely finished
solid surface. which. when lightened up
by its delicate stripping and nickeled
head frame. makes a most beautiful ma
chine, which for tasty appearance as
well as positive durability and general
wearing qualities is absolutely unexcel-
led. IL equaled. by any machine offered.
The quality Of materials used and the
workmanship are fully guaranteed IN
every particular. Read The HERALD's
add. 10 learn how TO get q machine free
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Supervisor Skeeis Of tho eleventh
ward returned from Lansing yesterday
morning where he attended the annual
taii4uef - the Union Literary society
az the Agricultural college Monday
night. bed in the s0ciety's building on
the colieEe grounds Mr Skeels became
. charter member q the society when II
vas organised in is7G
A dozen persons are busy this week
clsaang up and putting on the finishing
touches o. the improvements IN the
trtn4 opera hones preparatory 90 the
opening IN Saturday evening With the
f1nny pias e The Actors Holiday"
Tekets VIII te "a sais AZ the box ofiics
OF and after fhsraday morning.
Ths fansrai n Frank r. Kean vas
hnhl frozen Mte1n's undertaking esfab-
liahment yesterday morning Mra Lar
ki0s - Ano Artor was The only member
q the deceased MAS famiiy present..
TIE fnneral was CoDsllctel 81 the Cigar
Asksrs. onion.
The committee 90 Iaber Dsv celebra.
tisn aneoancps that William Aisien
smith sE5 William A. Tayigg q Detrcst
vii speak IN the psgiiian srovs AZ
Reds laxe on Labor l'ay.
Fsansirastes Uykssna hsa iarre
hack borss N the POUND which Wiil b.
slIi tsresrfl~ u1ies@ called for b the
or.cef fef1rs that uae.
Valley fity reut X O r. " La 81.
rnnitesi ifan eorp- with SIXTEEN mem
hers ana slI rent innes IAfcs armory
hail Or rencaresls.
Charlie Wills. for len years IN the
eupioy - kail a Waters has been ap
rIaf~d manaaaF ~ the Coiumtian
lranetrr coulpauy.
4 sneak thief entered ths Ron II
Nrs Ian HASKELL. IN The Nes Llvines-
80. sastardsy and stole vsiszbie gid
esteh
a E. Stevens q Muskegou has
ueYN BIZ family g. this eisy and sc-
eeli~i Ges ties with drug nrm.
lhs Ftrn baiklinx "a Ssath Division
STREET r-,sHtiy damaged ~ ere i being
r-nlesielssi
= y hiAinws. sfats cruarai eeioner ~
faiitcasis. r insree ting The o. X a J.
rcsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Commissioners McGii decided this suit
ot l. q. Dunton VI. A. l. Livingston Ia
favor q the plaintiff and declared that
there ~as sfn hack rent due aud re-
st.1Fing Dir: punton 10 possession OF tho
premises The case was tried By jury.
bat Mr.. Livingston. sho called for =
Jury. would not pot up the - 20 which
the jury Wa entitled after 8 o'clock az
night. aud Mr. McGill paid II for him.
Tho jury disagreed. and yesterday
morning Mr.. Lvingston asked for
anofheF jury. Mr.. McGill refused 10
make the sehire upless the jury fee was
paid In advance. Mr.. Livingston got
mad aud made dire threats and sue
ceetled IA hesItating about the jury bus
mess until Mr.. Actsill had decided the
case against him. Mr.. Drnion holds a
ehatte. mortgage against Livingston's
household goods. ana a. soon al the
case Was decided MIR. Livingston made a
petition IA probate court 10 have an adj
mlnistrator appointed for tho estate OF
his wife. He claims the household
goods was the property Of Mrs Living
ston. who died In l-.s2-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
THREE OF A KIND
Doctors Welsh. Peterson and
catlin Pension Examiners
FoHTH1 CITY or GRAND RAPIDS
AFpeinted b. the Psn.lon DeIsrt-
nssst 10 ksamls@ Appllesns. a,r
feasioss and Rerssins<

Or. ID. Essmst wslsh, Dr. Reuben
Peiefsoa and Ds. {. h. Catihn nave
been appolalsd lsurd q pension ex-
aminers for Grand Rapsls. They naade
their s''idasiis yesterday. which we're
forwarded 70 Washington. so so<n ~
the alidasiis are placed on iile. the mem.
beU of the board wil begin their duties.
DE-. Welsh has been elected president a
the BOARD; Df. Catlln. secretary; and
DF. Peterson treasurer. The headquar
tiers will be ia DIR. Wclsh's Office. No. ~
Aonroe street. and all examinations
viii be conducted there. The messbers
u the board are ali young nse. but
each II them already has made a Iepu-
tation for himself in bis speciality.
Since isS6 Dr. Welsh has been al OK
pert examiner for the pension depart
ment on Diseases of the eve and ear. IL
Il probable that DR.. h. Lindley Hoag
viii succeed him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
The Father Of Many Ills.

Constipation leads TO a multitude 81
physical troubles. 1t is generally the
result ~ carelessness or indifference 20
the simplest rule Of health. Eugene
Mckay 81 Brantford. Ontario. writes:
Il had FOR several years been sui
ferer from constipation. had taken
great many different remedies. some II
which did me good for time. but only
for time. when my trouble came tack
friend. whom BRAxDRETH's Pfi.Ls had
benefited. to try them Took two each
night for week. then one every night
for about six weeks. Since that time |
have not experienced tho slightest din.
Guilty whatever. aud my beweis move
regularly every day. ! believe firmly
that Tor eiuggishness 20 the bowels and
tiliou-ness BRAspuKru's PiLIs are Tar
superior - any other
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

A timber iointed. dusty individual.
who spoke in a whisper that at once
convinced the person addressed that he
had lost about one lung and nine tenths
Il the other. sauntered into the Office Of
organized charity day or two ago and
said he had Just walked in from Sand
Lake CO Saginaw. aud doctor there bad
told him that be had palpitation Of the
heart. he lacked just cents 81 having
enough money 20 get some medicine.
and he wished the society would help
him. He WAS asked TO sit down for a
moment. which be reluctantly did. lie
was very nervous and seemed apprehen-
slve Of some design against him. and
when DIR. Casper stepped 10 the tele-
phone be seemed sure he was going TO
call the police. for he darted out OF the
door and had disappeared when Mr..
Casper reached the door.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Ex-msmhers 81 Innes. Rifles who have
received an honorable discharge from
the service met In lines Rifles armory
last night and organized a corps to be
known as Times kiiIes Veteran Corps.
IL has 4 charter membership OF four
teen. and all members Of the present
company who have served three years
were elected TO honorary membership.
The officers elected were:
Civil-President Capt. Joseph II.
Babcock; secretary. Edwin Wocott;
treasurer. George W. Bunnell Direct.
ors. Thomas II. Taylor. James Luxford.
Daniel Kinney and Joseph klasseE.
Military Commander. Capt joseph
y. Babcock: first lieutenant. Joseph
klsasen; second lieutenant George w.
Bunnell
A committee to draft bylaws for the
organization was appointed RS follows:
Charles A. Howard. George w. Bunnell
and Thomas ii. Taylor.
The new organization accepted an in
viiation from lines Rifles to be its
guests in camp at Island Lake next
Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Godfrey u the Lake View house has
adeied another attraction 30 the nhiner.
0Gs ones row az Reeds lake. lt ia no
les than that musical woudef. Mort J.
Weller. the Que nsa baud Sir Nelicr
plays ~ enc time or az lrast two differ
eut Instruments. aud produces rssaits
both pressing and wonsisffni Hls rem.
diti1u = The Circus rivals many an
Old fiue shew = tie Same name Tie is
eugaEsd inisbniieiY g. give perform.
A. prs On the stand erected Ia frfsat ~
tie Ike View house ever, affernoon
and evening. and ought 90 ioasl this cars
running - the lake With passengers
svery day daring his stay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Thursday. August IL. Constable Jack
man viii begin selling to the highest
bidders large quantity OF unclaimed
merchandise at the Office Of the Cold
Storage company. No. Q Pearl street.
Among theee wares arc lumber,
shingles. wines and liquors. tobaccos,
groceries. etc IL they are not claimed
BY the owners the proceeds Of the sales
win be tnrned over 10 the county treas-
urer for county purposes. These wares
have been accommodating for six months.
and many valuable goods are included
among then. IL will require about two
weeks to dispose OF the property at
public auction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
To Award Jail Contract.

+. w. Johnson. representative Of the
Van Dorm Iron works OF Cleveland 10
whom was awarded the contract for
building the Jail annex and making re-
pairs on the county jail. arrived In the
city yesterday with the several bids in
his inside pocket from local companies
FOR portions Of the structural work He
will be At Architect Rush's oEiice today
to meet the bidders and will probably
award the sub-contrscts for the mason
and carpenter work. Work on the an
mex will begin the latter part Of this
week OF the fret q next.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
NEW MERCHANT TAILoRs.
Messs- e. shatsuck and ]. z. Gable win
Open For Business Abou, Aug. az.

Within two weeks from date there
will be opened in. Grand Rapids new
merchant tailoring establishment. Two
gentlemen well and fayorably known
will comprise the firm which will be the
outcome Of tho recent dissolution OF the
firm OF Shattuck and Trowbridge. Mr.
r. Shattnck who for many years has
catered to Grand Rapids most fashion
able dreesers has associated with him
Mr. j. 4. Gable. formerly resident Of
this city and very popular cutter. The
new firm Of Shattuck & Gable will,
about August 81, open its doors 10 re-
ceive orders for new fall suits A brand
new and very fashionable stock OF
woolens has been purchased from Phila-
delphia and Boston houses. and the
present hard times has enabled tho pur-
chasers 90 obtain goods at right figures
Mr.. Cables reputation as a cutter. and
that OF Mr. Shattuck's as manager.
will insure 10 the new firm its full share
of patronage. Handsome tailoring
apartments are to be- fitted up, and
everyone who wants suit 10 order,
right in ut. quality and price. should re-
member the new FIRM that goes into
business 10 secure your trade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

"A adlourned meeting % The Fruit
grcxsrs assoc,ation Will bs held la the
ssoavl hou-s saturday. toz tks purpose
II slsctinx oficeFz
Tho West side benevolent society viii
Beet this sftssnoon az 10 o'eloek. al
the hoine % MA bradtield. - serb
Ger street
The Aacraises gave social hop IN
the North Para p4sllion last night.
The Ladies ExceIsiar club met In
Coed fs,npl-r's hall lat night
The Columbian Social club vii have
a hop At North Park tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

thu veterans snd q. A. r.. sna b tbs
nany kind end desr frienkls sac ~
thur uofds n sfmpsthy and aess q
i1fe kelprsf ts ia : naea<4re - bsssr D.
yea Rssef xe exferseurea IN The death
q Our dear fathsT. Ne pray ouF fieaF'
enlv fsfher 20 shower as eAoleess tles
sines apon che and all, and ehsa sons
days "a N1ffos cine nap theFe be Nv
ing kesrts shd silling hands ~ sxfsnd
Kta same courfesles that sou hare shosh
% ". RopKar W. ikNEz
IszxE a. iSsEa HAFns~ AZ.
SAnAn ]. lSNfs FaklIOH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

EnIToE oy The HEKALD: / accident
ally stepped into little baptist church
on Ellsworth avenue last sunday even.
ing and l must say that | never heard
such a grand. good sermon In any OF
your big churches the three weeks
have beet staying in your city. VIII
you kindly announce Ia your paper
where tie SANS reverend gentleman
preachts next Sunday. A NisIroR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
Contarions niseases.

Mary Heyboer. No. l46 Colt avenue,
measles; Leona Gingrich. Earle street.
scarlet fever; Francis Vanzor. No. 26l
Grandville avenue. scarlet fever; Hazel
NJ Thompson. No. 43 Goodrich street.
measles; Arthur Adrian. No. III West
Bridge street. diphtheria; T. NJ. Wat.
rous. No. 10 Ottawa street, measles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Secretary Cos ~ the Kent Counfy
Far s,cisfy = having dodgers printed
adtertisiag the FAIR next month. and
next veek they rili De scattered broad
cast throughout thu state Already
many applications Tor space have been
received IRON intending sxhifitors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

The examination Zoe county teachers
held by the boari q examiners last
week vas very rigid IN theory and art.
particularly a. IA the school law u the
state Commissioner Smith has not
compietesi the Inspection - the papers.
bat he has discovered that many teach
ers we're very rusty Ia the school laws.
and their markings viii be low Ia that
branch
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

The fence enclosing tie stone yard AZ
The county iaii Niii have 30 Re moved
ABOUT fifty feet o. the north 20 make
room Or the oer annex soon 10 be
tnlt II Wiii - moYnsl fy the prisoners
Who sill begin vork the mornirx and
tso deputy shsrlas usil D. detailed b
keer mem fTlan ea.ap.ng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Deputy Narstai Bre4steF arrested
George Hoaehialing At Thompsmville
yesterday tor selling liquor at Nan.stes
rithout payinE the gasernmeut tat
The pri~ou~r : "a eSsminei before Com
missioner itob~Fte Al Traverse City sad
held q The ssst term q the grand jury
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

To Grand Ieslge "Wednesday. August i6.
Trains leave union depot SD = IA; re-
turning. leave Grand Ledge NJ 100 y,
M Tickets for roand trip. Including
bal. slOo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Peter Musselman. No. 353 Henry
street. Valley City; Carrie Whitbeck.
No. - La Grange stseet, Greenwood;
Arthur Adrian. No. 2g3 West Bridge
street, Greenwood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Druggists. q Monroe Sc. Grand Rapids Nioh
Telephone "a Or,icrs fof snythiac - Be- has
IN frst-elass Drug Stere eoltcited ani
promptly attended 20. and dsiivers-i T. ans part
81 the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Tickets for sale az Harris cigar store
to the races via Soldiers Home and
North park only 7 cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
cud 81 rh.nu.

We desire publicly 60 express out sin
cere and heaftfeitthanks O. tho Masonic
ffstrfnity At home and abroad inoivisi
ualiy and a. bodies, o. the militia. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Excursion TO Chicago

Thursday. August 10. $40 for the
round trip. tickets good for return until
Wednesday. August l6 Trains leave
Grand Rapids at 5 a. m. and 1l20 D. m.
Cali telephone No. COG for full informa-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

beautiful teeth are a luxury few possess.
We have heard people say they would give
everything they had fOr such beautiful teeth ~
go aud - had
Tho true secret IL not ~ rnrch N The perfect
ne<s IL the teeth IN the snos Ike y hitetae>ii
and the brtilisnt polish.
Al teeth arr eafah.e ~ this with proper enrs,
Washes and pastes "a. iuid b. avoided as tassl
are Injurious a. arr also mani ~ the isoudefa,
A ,oroleriy prepared powder. lo,vevff. 4 thu
only right and ferfect thing 20 clesn9 end pre-.
s-fsc the feetla This ~ have surccfsled in pro-
ducinr after much labor tAnd exrepse. Ih'
formula - by QUE Of the most nofed dentists -
u this country and IL absolutely perfect
SAPDDfN1A-fs the name we have adcfirll
Cor H. and wa are the exclusive ovners ansi
manufacturers We guarantees Safzodenss t. y,
the ctiy perfect tooth powder on the market.
more besnfifnl with les trouble than any other
preparation To bo had
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

Winsome Marie Heath is the bright par
ticular star Of the musical comedy, "A
Turkish Bath" that opens at the Craw-
ford Grand two nights, Jan. 6 and Z. 4.
H. Macoy is the manager, and be has a
strong company ia support OF his star,
prominent among which is Miss Fannie
Durham, the celebrated soprano; James f.
Greene, the artistic comedian and dancer,
late Of "Ob, What Night" Henry Vogel,
leading baritone from Ali Baba;" Frank
Murphy. the famous Irish comedian;
Jeppe and Fanny Delano, the refined soci-
ETY. sketch artists, late Of Tony Pastors
own company; Walter Dauphin. 4. d.
Miles, John Gurgen, w A russo. and
last, but not least, Miss Frances Gray, the
famous Spanish and serpentine dancer.
Marie Heath is fast pushing her way TO
the front rank OF soubrettes. Her work is
entirely different from sny Que else. aad
what lends great assistance is her wonder
ful singing and. by the way, it ) not gen
orally understood. but u Is fact never
theless, that she Is graduate Of three Of
the best musical colleges Of America, her
early intention being 10 adopt the operate
stage; but she wisely gave up that idea,
aud took mp the line Of work that she has
made such d wonderful success with.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
WOKKMEN BANQUET.

One Of the most pleasant events in the his
tory of Peerless lodge, A. o. U. w, oc-
CURED in their hall on the corner of First
and Main streets last night, the occasion
being the admission of Governor Lewelling
and others into the order While the can
didates were being put through the mys-
teries of the order in the presence of a large
number of the members and several visit
ing Workmen a corps of brothers under
the direction of j. T, Dorsey were prepar-
ing a fine banquet in the next room. Plates
were laid for about 200, but they were
not enough and second table
had to be set When supper
was announced Mr. Lewelling and DR..
Minick headed the procession that fled
into the dining hall and they were follow
ed by the members with ladies and they in
turn were followed by the visiting work
men. 1t was very pleasant gathering.
just before bringing knives and forks
into action Judge Museller presented Mr..
Lewelling with beautiful cake, the gift
of an admiring friend. In presenting the
cake Mr. Museller made some happy allu-
sions to the work in the lodge room which
was much milder than usual owing to the
fact that Mr.. Lewelling is still suffer
ing from spraned ankle.
Ia response the governor-elect made an
exceedingly pleasant, earnest aud appro-
pirate address in which he endorsed very
highly the fraternal and social spirit that
brings people together on such occasions.
He traced the progress of society from
early history down 20 the present day and
predicted that the time will come when
will be universal brotherhood.
The menu WAS very tempting and reflected
credit on the ability of Mr.. Dorsey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
CRYSTAL WEDDING.
Mr.. ami AIRS. B. W. Daniels Celebrate Their
Twentieth Wedding Anniversary.

Twenty years ago yesterday, B. w Dan
iels and Miss Frances A. Scribner were
happily married in Vermiliion county,
Illinois,
Last night the anniversary of this
happy event was most appropriately cele-
DRAFTED at the cozy home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniels at SOC North Emporia avenue.
And it was n complete surprise to Mrs.
Daniels. Twenty years of congenlal mar
ried life naturally causes pleas
ant thoughts and as Mr. Daniels
thought of the approaching anniversary of
the happiest day of his life he determined
that it shonld not only be fttingly cele-
brated but that he would spring a surprise
on Mrs. Daniels. so he invited number
of their friends to call last evening which
they did to a goodly number.
Shortly after the company gathered in
the parlor Mr.. c. T Coffin called for Mr.
and Mrs. Daniels 10 stand up an be mar
ried as this was the day of their crystal
wedding, and on their complying he pro-
ceeded TO remarry them according 20
the impressive ceremony of the Friends
church. After the congratulations that
followed a splendid supper was served and
uIOSS plSdSduI Gf6uluB Sp6uG DS dl4
present.
AS itting present all the the invited
guests joined together and presented the
happy couple with an elegant set of
china, consisting of every kind Of dish
that ever finds its way to a well appointed
dinner table
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
George +. Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Knapp, Rev. and Mrs. Warren Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Vance, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Starr, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T. Bur
well, Mrs. s. E. Miller, Mrs. J. P. York,
Mrs. NJ. A. Eaton, Misses Stella Eaton,
Lizzie OFT, Alletha Miller and Messrs c.
F. Coffin, DE-. l.. J. Jones and W. w.
Charles.
The guests departed at late hour, all
wishing that Mr.. and Mrs Daniels may
live to celebrate their golden wedding.