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My Bi1ly's Gradevated.
From the Gloucester Times

ON the Gloucester Times.
OF dorymate, I've got some news
Thet's wurth trip o cod,
And thets risky thing ter say
When fish Ii actin odd.
Its all the plesner, dorymate,
Fer what I've hoped and waited:
faint much ter YOU, but It's ter me
My Billy's gradevated.
I've worked and toiled fer tibet ere boy
On Georges rain an shine:
He got hees larnin', you might say,
BY fish'n' hook An line.
Its Jest a-purpOse, now I vow,
Fer what was created,
Ter be the means O. helpin' Bill,
An see him gradevated.
! sat there In the meetin' house,
A-hearing of him speak;
An don you blame, dorymate-
The tears rolled down my cheek;
don't know when felt 30 proud
Sence wife and was mated,
Ez when We heern our Billy speak,
An seen him gradevated.
An Billy sot there on the deck
An smiled at me au' marin,
An when he stood to say bees piece,
LOr', twas SO still and earn
You might a heern needle drop.
tell We, I'd er hated
Ter ben away on Georges banks
When Billy gradevated.
Proud on him? Wal, giss be,
An there aln't where II ends;
I'm loafin' roun' the wharf ter tell
My shipmates an my friends.
I'm like vussel boun' fer home,
All loaded Gown an freighted;
Can't tell me airy news chest how
Ny Billyy gradevated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

DRoPOsALs FOR FUEL-CLERK,s OFFICE
L House Of Representatives. Washington, d. @. July
l. 1sSS-Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at this
once until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, MONDAY.
July IHIRTYFIRsT. 1893. for the deliveryof twelve
hundred a. 200) TONS less. of the best White
Ash Furnace Coal tscreened Also seventy Eve tT5>
cords more or less Of the hest spruce Pine. and
best Oak Wood as may be needed at the House Of Rs
1904 said wood and coal 10 be delivered and stored in
the vaults Of the south wing Of the Capitol at such
times and in such Quantities be desired by the
CLERK of the House Of Representatives. The coal must
weigh 24o pounds to the ton and the OAK ust
be cut In three 80 pieces. The wood must measure
l2s cubic feet to the cord and must be corded meas
ured and cut at the Cspito The right reweieh the
coal At the Capitol and the rght reject any and All
bids is reserved The bids TO Be indorsed Proposais
Tor coal and wood. :" and addressed to JAMES KERR
clerk Of the House Of Representatives. Unitsd StAtss
iy1-law4t
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PROPOSALS FOR CONTRACTING A

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A FAMILY
Il BUILDING, REFORM SCHOOL. WASHING
Ton. C.-Sealed proposals will be received at the
office Of d. J. Z Carpenter, chairman of the build
ing committee Of the board Of trustees the Reform
NJ. on MONDAY. JULY TWESTY-FoURTH. 1854
the Reform School. Blank forms Of proposals and
sPecihcations. together with all necessary informs
ton. can be obtained upon application therefor at
my Office and only bids upon these forms will be con-
fdered The risht is reserved waive defect and 70
reject any and all bids J T.. CARPENTER Cbst~
man Building Committee. 6O4 5tb St n w. tyl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

desert region would seem to be the big lizards
Of many species, which occur in such numbers
and in forms SO strange as to well-nigh counter
felt on a smaller scale the vanished age Of
mesozoic saurians. Some Of them carry
bouquets Of lovely flowers in their stomachs,
while others can outstrip the fastest race horse
in running. and others yet are clad in plates Of
armor. There is one kind which actually re-
sembles in miniature gigantic reptilian type
Of the chalk-forrning epoch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
PROPOSALS.

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON
~ July ID. lS93-Sealed proposals viii be received
at the Denarrment of State until TWELVE NJ OF
The SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1898. TO fur
niSh said department with Stationery and Mis-
year sndins June 30 1894, IN aoeorianc. with .
sons and firms proposing to bid The right TO reject
any and az bids or TO accept aay portion Of any bid
schedule reserved. Each bidder Will be REQUIRED
to furnish with his bid bond. with two suretfes in
the sum of 81. CO., q guarantee of Q faithful per
Torrance Of tie contract which may be awarded him
All samples submitted should b left the Station
cry room" of the department.
3yl4. Is. Ia. 10. % %. ~, au4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

numerous in the valley is the tiger rattle
snake. It In about three and half feet long.
Fathers in the west do not grow much bigger
than that, though there is a different race Of
them in Florida which attains length Of ten
feet. DIR. Fishers party killed nineteen Of
these snakes during a walk Of eight miles
They get their name from their stripes. In the
same region another kind of serpent is plenti-
full. which, though not venomous, is very ill
tempered and will fight like anything. 1t is Of
cream colored, with black rings, and very thick
in the body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
TREAsuRy DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE

TkEAsUKY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
z 1ss3 1sea.sd psopossls viii be received at this
ofdcs until TWO O'CLOCK NJ. on the TWENTY
ately thereafter, for all the labor and materials
Tor repairs 10 the heating apparatus OF the
photograph gallery Of the Treasury Depsrtm and
the winder building at washington d C. IN accora
ance with the specification. copies OF which NAV lie
obiatnea at this once Each bid must be acconrs-
cent OF the amount OF the proposal The right Is re-
served 10 reject any or all bids TO any defect
IS, OF the 20 do So Al proposals received
turned TO the bidders Proposals must h. nriass \,
envelopes scaled and marked Proposal for repairs
70 the heating apparatus for the United states Treas
mry Department. building the photograph gallery Of
Inc Treasury Department and the winder buildfns
WASHINGTON. d. C.. and addressed to yERE NAH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

Il supply division. July i. 1893 sealed proposals
In u duplicate vii Be rcceiyed At this office until
EIGHTEENTH. 1898. for furnishing the War De
partment with such quantities of wood aud coal may
ns9t propos,s will be received for the whole or any
ivered at the War De artment or lis oiccs IN Wash
ingon where required in such Quantities and such
times ~ the convenience Of the department may
Qure- The government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and to waive defects Spa ifcations
general Instructions TO bidders and blank forms q
proposals will be furnished to establish dealers APP
pication to this office Bids be placed sealed
envelopes. Endorsed on the outside Proposals for
Fuel" and addressed to NJ K THORP, Chief Of
Supply Division. War Department. tylO6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

The Lady and the DrugEist.
From the Boston Home Journal.
Old lady (to druggist)-"I want . box Of
canine pills"
DruRgist-"Whatis the matter with the dog?"
Old lady Indignantly want you to
know, sir, that my husband il a gentleman"
Druggist puts up some Quinine pills in pro-
found silence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

MI. and MIS- ". II. T. Hola Of woonsoetet r.
write.
"our baby was given up for lost by one Of ne
doctors Of this city, when we called In DR.. 4 n.
kingsberry. He advised rs 10 use lsctated fooa
We did 90. Our baby Ia now eight months old.
weighs twenty-fOur and one-half pounds and ID IN
the best of health We believe that isctasea food
saved our baby's ffes
Mrs. Daniel Brown Of Central Fails, r. L, says
81 have three Of the most healthy little children 10
the state, and must say they owe their health V
having been brought up on iactsted food. BY the
advice Of one Of the leading doctors in Pswtucke,-
NrA Walter hunroe. III Deane 81. Providence
says. "IAcsased food has done wonders for our
baby. Before using IL she wss down 70 deaths
door and now ID fat ana rugged. N has saved her
iifei And we would recommend IL 70 any one vhs
has baby"
Mr.. John Doyle, % Richardson ~, Providencs.
said that he tried four other foods and diHerens
cows milk, AL trying to save oldest baby. but
none Of the above foods would rest upon hsr
stomach and We were induced to try lsctsted fooe.
Il had the desired effect and she thrived wonder
fully. She is now . healthy child
''The doctor thought our younger baby would
die. but iactated food was his best medicine, ara
he improved and has grown TO be . very Ass,ny
boy. He cut his teeth In hottest weather."
Mr.. CHI Hopkins, ios Doyle avenue, Providencs.
MIS- Fsnuie T. LoKley. 100 stanssury street; MIA q
W. Spence. lo1 Atlantic avenue. Providence; Mrs..
Mrs @. shippee, Auburn; MIA George r Hoxis.
Canonchet; Mrs Fannie r Wager. Tiverton. ana
| hundreds Of other happy parents In Rhode IslAns
wrote heartfelt unsolicited testimonials sitter their
experience with this food during Last summers
heat
In 1898 no household with . baby IN sAouis
be without lactsted food II hinsxpensivA pure
| Incompatible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
The Retort Courteous.

From the Bos ton Herald.
How long shall $4,000 greedy capitalists make
the laws for $4,000 600 of peopls2 That il what
a Colorado orator wants to know. Let's answer
that question by asking him another: How long
are the silver states, with population Of less
than 900 900, going to be permitted to regulate
the finances Of IS. 000, 900 Of people?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

WO E L D E r L Y
women. in shabby, dingy
black gowns, and with an
utterly WORKOUT air,
drifted into the Ohio
state building the other
day and sank back into
one Of the luxurious
sofas. After a minute
one turned to the other
and said, with emphasis:
II could wash and irsn
and cook and scrub
easier than l can see this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
The Instrument.
From Truth.

From Truth
Son-''What was the rack that the ancients
used to punish prisoners?''
PA sort Of n continuance they laid folks
on and broke their bones"
Son--"Oh, a folding bed!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
PROFESSIONAL.

DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsTADLIsHRD
advertisinS ciArvoyant- astroiocer and medium in
Born with wonderful prophetic rft o. second -sxa.
tells all the events OF your life from cradle grave
reveals hiddeL mysteries, RECEIVERS lost property
friends. bring. sspsrated .pssdv ms
ragee with happy results. tells whether the
ioyentrue or false. intepre dreams give. success
Strangers from other cities and all in trouble Will
time and money by coming % rlxht plsce once,
most skepticai Advertisee only what n. can DO Al
business onhdeatiaL sittines, SOC. Hourr, q "
e. 8ppsn SUNDAYS: Residences. 4ss 81. be-, AZ sal
u also scientinc massacre; open sundsys Or SARA
MAfCofr. 5os4 i3th 81 n. W. ,yi3-0t'
TIE HoksFoRD ELECTRIC MEDICATED
vapor bath. unexcelled . luxury aud = pre-
vsnnve on, 70 disease Alec facial stesmins AMI mas
sAxe sls ct NV. myl573m'
NINE RAPHAEL. cLAIRvoYANT AND .sTRoL-
Iu oetst, born with q csul sivos names and urkf
oates; tails how 10 retain husband lover. Consult
nsf on love. business or health She Won't dnge yoa
ie27-lst.
pRoF. FANTi.ERoY TELLS ALL THE EVENTS
OF NE compels love cures sick ness brings bsck the
ssies5sas &c. ~ Del, ave- b., and ~
pRoF JOHNSON is THE GREATEST MIND
he tells ali the events Of life compe- love; brire.
esek separated cause. sp-edy msrsses hs Is one Of
from %. m. 70 . p m. PRO-. Soc ei7 sth 81 nv.
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
AVA Life Ali business coz isnta Ladies ana eensl--
men, Soc. each. Hours, "a m 70 p M 605 Nev
fork ave n W. near 6th St my2O IN
7 oTTIE FowLER-FoR SHORT TIME-BEsT
lio7 Est nv. ,eio-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
WEIRD REPTILES.
Wonderful Collection Brought From
Death Valley.
Some Can Outrun a Race Horse, Others Are
Armor Plated, While Others Are Good to
Eat - Rattlssnakes With Horns - Odd
Desert Toads and Their Funny Ways.
GPHE MOST REMARK

1HE MOST REMARK
able collection Of North
American reptiles ever
got together will fur
nlsh the subject Of a
bulletin soon to be is
sued by the Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
They were obtained
from Death valley by
the recent government
expedition. The most
striking element Of the
fauna in that strange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
THE LEOPARD Lizard,

THE LEOPARD Lizard.
Among its enemies is the leopard lizard, which
gets Its name from its spots. It attaius q
length Of fourteen inches and is very fierce and
greedy. Though chiefly q vegetable feeder. it
also eats horned toads, smaller lizards, and
even Its own species. In the stomach Of one
young male that was examined two full-grown
lizards OF less size were found. A female that
was cut open contained one full-grown horned
toad and remnants of q specimen Of her own
Kind These creatures sometimes swallow
lizards two-thirds big as themselvsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
Special Friday Excursions to Atlantic City
via ROYAL Rlue Line

Special excursion tickets to Atlantic City and
return via d. and o. and Reading railroads will
be sold each Friday during the season at rate Of
s5 for the round trip from Washington to At
1antic City and return. Tickets will be good
returning on any regular train until Tuesday
following date of sale. The usual forms of sea-
son excursion tickets to Atlantic City are also
on sale for all trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

FATIGUE and exhaustion overcome by
BEomo-Seltzer. Contains no opiats.
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hkESSMAklNU ALL SUMNER; QUICK DID
~ patch high -clAns work ,low prices.
EDITH A. HICKS,
:yl3-1m 80 18th st. nv
NToN AND CAROLINE LERCH see I2TB 81.
CLEANING AND RESTORING Of light heavy. fancy
ornamental msterss Goods fabrics and articles of
OUTING SUITS Rfven particular attention. Ouf
patronage extends into the fashionable circles
EEfNcH TISSUE PTPrE. fTPFF fI,0wfKs.
II lamp shades &c. Japanese Lanterns. Scrap Pic
tures. Fayors. Ioyx, FlAss. japanese Goods. Papsf
Napkins, Wooden Plstes. he J. JAY GOULD. 42i
9th st. myl6-ms
OUTIN6 SUITS Our Summer Specially.
A Cleaning aud dyeine In ell
OCTlN0 SUITa lite branches.
n QUICK Work Fine Work
OCTIk0 QUITE. Moderate Prices.
AsroS Frsourn
Mail orders receive DYE WORKS.
prompt attention Dyn POS O n. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

One can linger some time over such QUAINT
and curious volume Of forgotten lore" as one
OF these cases presents, with enormous wedding
bonnets. delicate wedding slippers Of gay bro
cade. flmy lace in veil or scarf or fchu, show
ing the by-gone fashions. Interest in fashion
is perennial, and the case Of large dolls in the
woman's building dressed to display the by-
gone styles in America is always surrounded,
while similar display in the French section
seems equally to interest the passers by. Ad-
joining this collection Is a case Of choice con-
fections Of the present day, and the articles
bear the true Partisan stamp Of taste and style.
There are many things to see Of interest in
the woman's building, but one of which had
not heard word before seeing it is the Califor-
mia room. The ceiling, walls and floor are all
Of native woods, beautifully polished, and
the walls are carved and paneled. Paintings
are framed in some Of the panels-one, the
cloister of one Of the old California missions,
with the plaster failing off and showing the red
bricks beneath. and a monk standing and look
Ing off at the hills and blue sky beyond. 1t Is
very attractive, and at once impressing itself
on the memory to give pleasure long after the
worlds fair is a thing of the past With all ore
reads and hears before visiting Chicago the
half Of the great fair can never be adequately
told, and surprises Of all kinds are frequent; in
fact heard one lady who had just returned
from here before l came advising against pre-
pairing ones self in order to have everything as
unhackneF eli as possible. l can't quite agree
with that, for much would escape . visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
SEEING THE FAIR.
Many Things That Have Interested
One Washington Visitor.
THINGS IN THE WOMAN'S BUILDING.
Rare Laces That Delight the
Feminine Heart.
7 II E s 7 A T E B UIL DIN GS.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
CHICAGO, July 9, 1898.
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Through the Green Fields to Bay Ridge.
Trains leave B. and o. station at 9:15 a. m.
and 4:28 pm week days, 935 q. m. and 80 and
3:l5 pm. Sundays. Round trip, s1.-Adpt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15
LADIES GOODS.

nREssMAKING ALL SUMNER; QUICK DIS
~ patch high -clAss work ,low prices.
EDIrHA HICKS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15
SAN SABA.
A Budget OF interesting News Items Lodge
Elections Progress

San Saba. Tex. June ~ Especial .-
At the lost melting the Masonic
lodge al this place elected ihe following
officers A. Dugrau w. NJ NJ. u.
Oliver, ). w. i. w, kpunedy, J. W;
j. NJ. Carter, secretary; w l. Smith,
treasurer. Frank Ward, tyler
The Odi Fellows elected NE following
officers nj their last srtuianuunl elc@inni
W. 4. sullivan. n O. r. IL Stump,
V. c.; John Soldiers, secrUiuiy; Y. G..
Henry. treasurer
A camp OF Confederate yrlnranH was
organized here on last Saturday With @
good membership hut not as many us
expected, on nccouuf Of the fact that
snihrirnt ngtins had not been given.
The officers are George Harris, o.. y,
H. ihnxton. first lieutenant; :. ".
Moore. second lieuiennni, A. Dugran.
adjutAni. aud the name selrctcd was
Camp W. T. Rogers. after Colonel Iior-
crs II the Second T'nas infantry, who
was Killed nt the battle n tprintll,
Our board Of trade y making t9aboritr
preparations for their barbecue 10 b.
given here on July e. aud from ludicai
lions this will be Tie lnfgest larbceug
ever given 10 the county Speeches VIII
be- delivered by several prominent iurn,
among them being Senator J. NJ Pros
slcr ~ Clinnnrhc aud our own reprr.
srliailre. Hon. Jo fTazicr Brown,
Baseball. tab races. sack races, etc..
with suitable prizes, are noticed ON th'
program
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15
PROMINENT CIuCAGOAN'S
VIEW or TT.

Col. Abncr Taylor of Chicago, one Of
the members Of the Capitol syndicate and
prominent Republican politician, came
in from the Panhandle yesterday after
noon and left IN the evening for Chicago
lie was quite III on the syndicate's ranch
for several days but has recovered sutli-
ciently TO travel. A Gazette reporter
asked him whit he now thought Of
Texas, aud he replied that he was graft
To be steady aud substantial, that 1t was
bound TO he the storchouse Of agricul-
tural immigration Of the future. and that
the condition give promise of neNamplcl
prosperity for II in the next two or three
years. Asked about the financial Hurry
he said: ut will vanish AZ quickly Ms Il
came. The banks thought II prudent to
make an exhibit of their resources and
contracted their loans. A few wildcat
banks In onr section went down with
those dependent on them, hut few sol
vent enterprises have suffered.
On the subject Of finance Col. Taylor is
thorough westerner, He said that The
repeal of the Sherman act by the coming
extra session of congress without some
thing ia lis place would bankrupt the
country, because It would cut Of forty
millions OF dollars q year, now added to
the currency which " needed 10 keep
pnce with tho increase IN population.
lie referred 10 his hill introduced in the
last session Of congress, which Ne
thought would provide q flexible and
Ia "a circulation sufficient TO meet The
demands OF the country. II authorized
The issue Of national bank notes upon
state md municipal bonds Of the irst
aTnde and Of tested value, which, hearing
Interest at higher rate than govern
inent mouds. would encourage banks 70
Increase their circulation TO the full
amount Of their capital.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.

A young negro uaucd Jack Wright
was arrested yesterday by sheriff Eu'
less ON charge OF breaking Into Tie
Grocery store Of NJ II Gnnlhy on l'uhey
stuet between Mrathrrt0rd and filth
10 o'clock Tuesday night Wright DO
COMPANY with 49, h mud Butorj Ran
ncls, effected an ontfnucr into thc store
by unlocking tho fear dnor When iis.
covered they hud LOT Of canned goods.
crackers. cookies. and bror spread ont
ON the ton of the ioc chest and were yii-
ioyine The rcpnHt, but 10 Mr. GrigsiY
appeared ON the srenr, lll ,hrcc boys
made speedy exit carving with them
nm armiuil Of goods The youthful bur
glars are no, more ihnn ~ years Of age.
The Other two have not yot been cap
turd Mr. Grlgsby says they werp hny-
ing picnic. and among other amusing
things, heard ihen rrnhrk 1T we
could line hlgh like this every day,
wouldn't we get thart Fin 'em up
again
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15
IN THE CITY.
John Hughes Grading oain, a. work nm
the Rock Island.


y Gazette reporter. through tho rom.
teS o. Mr.. John Hughes, was shawn
vssr the graIing work being dome hi ~
vicinity OF Ham branch. Mr. unghss
nus The contract for grading and iey,iing
we ground embraced between Sixth an3
Ninth streets. extending norm MY ,,a1
south from the Missouri. Kansas NM
Texas trestle to the Santa IL trcstlc
u Is lively scene with mo- les fbar
forty teams and about iftv lnhnrers -,
work. To-day Mr. Hughes exnrets ~
M3rt several more tcaihs TO work Tho
cluNeft being put In on Ham braprl
extends . distance Of about 3O1 f.c, 1,,J
WI require 200 carloads Of rock, Witch
Is being shipped here from Gr,nbnrv a
uuHlper OF cars uf which have nlrcsay
naruNed and IL being distributed along
the banks OF the branch The ,,r,de Il
70 ne nine feet and is considered 10 ha a
heaVy piece Of work and Will renn,ra
quite while TO complete. Tho hnnsss
some seventy-ilve in number. are being
torn down and removed 10 various nsri.
o. the city principally on tbe South
sue On the whole the scene L begin.
mug 10 represent a yeritHbe rniirnsl
cnihp, with u hustle aud hustle on i
sues The yards will probably h. Ia.
gated on this ground, but noihiur aiithen.
Me ON this point has been given ont
mere Is some conjecture that the road
Val be extended up into the ritv pre,ier.
W Out tins, too, is merely surmlse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15
welded

AR f. S. Wiseman nnd Miss DAISY
.Jn1nita Clark were married last nishi
al the home ~ the bride. dlo Galveston
avenue. The groom. is q popular employ
"a II w Williams A Co.'S whnl fWuc
irns company. while the bride =, inc
4, aghirr Of George II Clark Who y
connected with the Texas hna = H.in wv,
NJ fannie brock aud Tho gf1ousnnn
clarence Cinrk Rev, Han oiiiriAt,dl
MN raremony was performed % me
tssan ne Mace being brilliantly lighted
IN fg,inese lanterns To the tuc 81 I
vrll.ulayed wedding marcel The HAPPY
eortnI, iook nosition beneath VIDE
.,,r..siing Chinese umbrella, WhrfN an an
i,,,nr,.s.ive manner tho union was -plchih-
irel amid large gathering 81 iF,hp-.
a,onrriinlatlonr followed, after which IN
.i.efuf supper was served pn me ihMs'
$3.50 ND rememhrancss from Trends
,.arc mo following; Mn, Nis.innh'
te,azv quilt: attaches 81 me ihlfi 'hila
~ sei. +. r. 3. Srhernerhofn. water
"a. Nj and Mrs H. F.. Thnyer, trnit
ny, n Il Tbayrr. water seii Mrs llndg-
aiila,xs and slips. II. W. Williams
yNta ri.e bowl: Sir and Mrs. Nhi-
-. .gtver len set and caster, Arthur
iunir.on decorated lamp; Emma and
itygie Garrett. beautiful ON ,nthlgii
~ Conirsk. throw; Mrs. 1rn finnnef'
J'-nraisi fruit dishes fanpit btggtt
M. Dasc shannon, hand painted iD.rt
~ n. Gallup and daughter pickle
rsster: II. W. Williams, willow feoAy Y,
Af~ aii Mrs. Hodgson. rofafri MI. T.
Sr5n,vs. h-i sprnd. 'lnrtnfe
81, h.-iroam suit W L. ElGin, Pc nor
.., Il. BsiIecman and y. ~
f,isrsh ~ silver knives. forks rnt
i i's, ,iiss Eula Craig silver butter
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