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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16

inch Of today use tobacco in one
form or other thai the practice may
be said to be almost universal. Out
of 10000 men not over 400 will be
found who are free from it, while
boys not out of their teens stand
around on the streets chewing and
smoking with as much gusto us an
adult.
The evils which follow the use of
tobacco ate many and very serious.
Few habitues will confess the truth
until when tneir system is broken
down and completely wrecked. they
are unable to make further conceal
ment The nerves becoi.e shattered,
sleepless nights, impaired eyesight,
disordered stomach, vertigo, palpita-
ton of the heart, throqt trouble, fa
cial neuralgia, cutarrh and paralysis
ure almost sure to follow the exces-
sive use of the weed.
1t is not uncommon to hear men
acknowledge their inability to reform
and thus they drift along towards an
early grave. DIR. Hill, man of
Stou0 pChGtiuJiOii, bOUl OlSCOfcrou
this evil and after years of patient,
continuous research and experiments,
gave to the world his celebrated
Chloride of Gold Tablets, Que of the
greutest blessings known to modern
therapeutics. These Tablets are en
dorsed by the medical fraternity and
prescribed by physicians i'll their reg
ular practice. They are sure cure
for the tobacco habit i'll any form and
ARE pleasant and harmless in their
composition. The patient is not re-
quired to exercise his will power, but
continues his old habits until he re-
joices i'll the discovery that his appe
tite is gone and he has been rescued
from his perious position. Write to
the Onio Chemical Co. Linn, O,
sole manufacturers of Hills Tablets,
or call upon your leading druggists.
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ASTONISHING
Is THE GROWTH AND HOLD OF THE To
B&CCO HsBrr.

Much has been said of the curses
OF intemperance. the use of opiates:
ETC., while another evil, greater be
cause it is more widespread and
quiet in it's deadly results, has beer.
ignored. We have reference to the
tobacco habit, to which tho public
mind is being slowly aroused. To.
bacco in any form is injurious. AT
first it is rscd sparinely, but the do
sire grows until at length habit has
been formed, demand has been Gre
ated which can not be thrown off ex.
cept by the exercise of the greatest
will power.
The growth OF thi, habit is one OF
the alarming developments of the
age. Such a large percentage Of the
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democrats of Tazewell are re-
quested to assemble i'll the Court
House on Saturday, July 30, 1898,
at one o'clock, for the purpose of
electing delegates to the State Dem
ocratic Convention to he held in the
city of Richmond on August 18th,
1898. Tazewell will bo entitled to
l6 delegates in the convention. di-
vided as follows: Jacksonville dis
trict, 8; Maiden Spring district, 8;
Clear Fork district, 6 All Demo
Gratis are expected to be present
S. j. THOMPSON, Chairman.
I. A. Lynch, Secretary.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.

TIE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Plies, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price % cents
per box For sac b; a. B. Har
grave
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WOMEN'S WORK


An idear of the compass of the
work of the women of the Holston
Conference, NJ. L. G. S, is found in
the following program for the tif
teenth annual meeting of the Won.
ans Missionary Society to be held at
Blnefeld, w. Va, beginning June
29th:
THURSDAY MORNING
Devotional exercises, Mrs. Z. e. Wi
ley. Roll call. Rules of order. Ap-
pointment of committees. Reports of
district secretaries.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Devotional exercises, Mrs. r. r. Grow.
Roll call. Rules of order. Minutes.
Discussion 1.-The Relation of Pastors to
the Woman's Miss. Society" Opened
by Miss Montgomery. Reports of aux
iliaries.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Voluntary, choir. Devotional exer-
cises. Address of welcome, Miss Daisy
Johnston. Response, Miss May Umberg-
er. Hymn. Address of president, Mrs.
Matthew McClung. Report of CORES
ponding secretary, Mrs. NJ. r. Carriger.
NsSPOho VI nIto. N. .. w OOu-
ward. Hymn. Prayer. Benediction.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Devotional exercises, Mrs. w. S. Sta
ley. Roll call. Rules of order. Min
utes. Discussion: How to Interest
Young People" Opened by Mrs. r. L..
Gaut. Reports of young peoples socle-
ties.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Devotional exercises, Mrs. Mary Nc
Claugherty. Discussion: 1.-The Best
Methods of Raising Missionary Money. "
Opener by Mrs. Will Harr. Reports of
committees.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Devotional exercises, Mrs. A. A. Glib
son. Address The Controlling Forces
of Success in Missionary Work." Mira
e. z. Gould. Report of Woman IS Board
OF Missions, Mrs. NJ. r. Carriger.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Devotional exercises. Mrs. G. NJ. Har-
rill. Roll call. Rules of order. Min
utes. Reports of committees continued.
Miscellaneous business.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Devotional exercises, Mrs. James
O'Keeffe. Roll call. Rules of order.
Minutes. Unfinished business. Elec-
tion of officers. Selection of place of
meeting.
SUNDAY MORNING.
Missionary sermon, DR.. R. G. Water
house.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Mass meeting for children. Address,
Mrs, w. AI. Nixon.
SUNDAY NIGHT.
devotional exercises, Rev. a. B.
Hunter. Report of juvenile superin-
tendent, Mrs. w. NJ. Nixon. Address /:
The Conditions of Growth" Mrs. A.
A. Gibson. Adjournment.
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CARD.

Mr.. l. W Scoville, known to SO
many southern people, is manager of
the largest and most desirable hotel
i'll Chicago, the Mecca. 1t is access
BILE to all the modes of trnusporta.
ton between the Worlds Fair
Grounds and the city. Charges are
and will remain at IL reasonable rate
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u. ~. lefhEN,
Observer, Weather Bureau.

Chambcrlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is n certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated BYE Lids Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rhcum and Scald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
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TO HoRsE owNERs.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders ap'' destroy worms, giving
new life to an old yer worked horse. rs
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
For Sale by A. L. Hargrave.
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4TH OF JULY
Fair Grounds at Taze-
well, Va.
PROGRAM or ADJUSTMENTS.
PROGRAM or ADJUSTMENTS.

Music.
Speaking by prominent gontlcmcn.
Race No. 1. Run mile dash, s 5000
Race No. 3. Run, mile dash, 5000
Race No. 8. Run, mile dash, Q
year olds, 5000
Race No. A. Trot or Pace, eAO
class, mile, 100. 100
Race No. 8. Run, mile dash, 5000
Race No. 6. Trot, mile dash, 10000
Race No. z. Run, mile dash. 5000
Race No. s. mile. First quarter,
walk; End DR., trot, rack or
pnce; last half, run, 5000
Race No. 8. Trot, mile, years or
under, 5000
Race No. 10. Trot or pace, milo
dash, 1000
There will be no charge to enter or
start horses in any of these races.
We especially desire entries from
Tazewell and adjoing counties.
Parties making entries by mail will
please state the No. of race in which
they desire to enter.
Iii addition TO tho above there will be
miscellaneous amuscments. Commence
at ten clock q. m. Fun every minute
of the day.
| Address,
JAMES O'KEEFFE, Acting Secy.,
S. WALTON, G. ". A. Sc B. ASSN.
President. Tazewell, Va.
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THURSDAY MORNING

Devotional exercises, Mrs. e. L. Wi
ley. Roll call. Rules of order. Ap-
pointment of committees. Reports Of
district secretaries.
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THURSDAY AFTERNooN.

Devotional exercises, Mrs. r. r. Grow.
Roll call. Rules of order. Minutes.
Discussion The Relation of Pastors to
the Woman's Miss. Society,"" Opened
by Miss Montgomery. Reports of aux
iliaries.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16
for gnfants and Children.

"caatoriaias 70 woIl adapted to children that
Irccommend 1t superior to any prescription
known TO mo-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., brooklyn; X. Y.
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ONE oFTHE PARTY.
$40 Found.

Mn EDIToR California is lovely
country. the sick get well, the poor
get rich. cyclones and frosis are
practically unknown. A hundred to
three hundred dollars per acre is made
each year on fruits with irrigation.
The California Land and Water Ex-
change, of Dayton, o., control large
quantities of land in California. which
they plant cultivate, pay taxes for ten
years. paying You $40 per acre as your
part of the profit, they keeping the
balance for the care and cultivation
They give an acre of land away with
each certificates. All they ask you to
do Is to pay for the irrigation, which
can be done in small psymests each
month. They will send you the names
of 90 persons who last year received
from $25 to $500 on one years in.
vestmeat President Harrison says,
"Half of the gsod things Of California
have not been told" The Hon. Jere
mish Rusk says. Truly California Is a
poor mans paradise" To fvs.acre
holders the California Land and Water
Exchange, Of Dayton, o.. give . free
return ticket to view the property.
Why should any one be poor when
such change remains open and you
do not have to d any labor or work,
to get ths profits and do not have 10
lesve hons. Write shsn to dsy aad
get fun psssiculss.
UAxsrosarAu. 3
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Wonderful.

"Oh, dear, there is another pair Of
gloves spoiled. 1t is really alarming the
money I spend for gloves this warm
weather." and Bessie sank into a chair
with tired sigh.
"Why in the world don't you wear
mitts?" asked Maud, they are so cool
and comfortable, and / know of place
whore you can get nice silk ones for
twenty-five cents. Oh, you girls may
well open your eyes! Just wait until /
tell you whore ] have been this after
noon and what / have seen and you will
indeed be astonished. You know ever
since we have been keeping house we
have had to do without things because
We imagined they would cost 80 much
using bottle for rolling pin etc.
Well after you girls left for the office l
made up my mind would go and see
il things possibly could be as cheap MS
people say they are at that store down
on Union avenue. There was such
fearful crowd 1 could hardly get in,
but an awfully sweet, dark eyed young
lady came up and offered to take mo
around the store 30 saw everything.
1t seems tho summer goods had just
come in, and Oh, such lovely challies,
soteens, shirt waists Of all kinds,
parasols, hats, and an endless variety
Of handkerchiefs. Windsor ties in some
of the prettiest shades, five, ten and
fifteen cents, and just think Of getting
this indigo blue wrapper for $l.2o!
Why it would cost that much to have
it made, and Oh yes, what do you think
those chiffon handkarchiefs cost? or
course you won't believe me when 1
say twenty fine cents, but i. is fact
nevertheless. And then there was
SUCH"
"Oh Maud, do stop minute. 1
thought you were going to get so many
things for the house this month, and
how about that long talked of water
set? 1t was horrid to give my Charlie
drink from one of those old cups,
but there was not glass in the house.
Don't they keep such things there?"
"Well should say they didl some of
the sweetest glass dishes md the
dearest little cups. Yes, 1 did get
many things had not thought of buy
ing, but 1 could not resist such splendid
bargains. Where is this store of Wall
& Co., "why don't you remember that
large store on the corner Of Union
avenue and ID street which ALWAYS has
such tastefully arranged windows?
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W-R-DS FL

CThe above words when properly
filed in compose the name OF the Qre.t
event Of the year.)
EVERY PERSON who properly fills
them In and returns this card TO Us
with an order for 150 sf our cent
Cigars at $500 per 1000 (making small
G. o. d. bill Of s5.25) will receive a
BEAUTIFUL and reliable Gold Filled
Watch FREE (aooompanied by 2o-yssr
guarantss,) full jswelsd, stem wind and
set.
THE OBJECT OF this sxtrssrding
Offer II Of course to savs the heavy sx-
Rsnss Of travelling salesman, and to in
tFcducs TIE sosds It onsA An gsstas
shippsd @. O. D., ~ fun s1aninstssa
szIs~sa bsssss yos ~ - s6sA
AsoAs CsaAs On gg14sy n. @
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Social Gathering.

Quite an enjoyable time was spent
by party of young people at the
residence of Mrs. Stewart on
Abriendo avenue May IS. Those
present were, May Reynolds, Virgie
Resor, Emma Montgomery, Maggie
Dean, Mrs. Stewart, Winnie Spauld-
ing, Earl Resor, Perry Norton,
Earnest Mott, Charlie Davis, Mrs
Lola Harbin, Alice Chase, Nellie
Newton, Clara Chase, Selma Nc
Dermott, Jennie Montgomery, AL
Rettmin, Clarence Miller, Arthur
Fairbanks, Morgan Baker.
Early in the evening the company
was addressed by Miss Spaulding
after which the merry party partici-
pated in pleasant games until an
elegant lunch was served. Miss
Maggie Dean was hostess of the
evening and everything passed of
serenely.
ONE oFTHE PARTY.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
NJ. E. CHURCH.

The Rev. r. A. Carnine pastor OF the
Broadway NJ. L. church, Pueblo, will
preach at the Bessemer NJ. L. church
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. Rev.
Carnine is one OF the ablest preachers
in the Colorado conference and every
body in Bessemer should avail them
selves Of this opportunity to hear him.
This is arranged as an exchange of
pulpits, the pastor of the Bessemer
church accepting the Broadway :pulpit
at the same hour. In the evening the
pastor will preach at 7:45. Everybody
is invited.
Arrangements are being made for a
special time at the Methodist church
week from tomorrow June 4) 1t
has been set apart as Childaen's Day,
and every one is expecting good time.
The whole day will be given up to the
children and with birds, flowers and
music we hope all happy. We trust
everyone may plan to attend at least
once that day.
Those who attended the Methodist
church last Sunday evening were well
repaid for their trip through the storm
by the delightful sermon Of DIR. $. V.
Leech OF the First church, Pueblo. He
exchanged with the pastor OF the Bes-
semer church.
c. c. 2. HITLER.
Pastor.
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Where to Buy.

Tuchock Bros, merchant tailors,
1l9 West End street, make the best
fitting clothing in Pueblo. They
keep an unusually large assortment
of goods always on hand and
customers are never at loss to
make a selection. Step in and
examine their stock of spring and
summer goods and get prices. You
will be pleased with both and we'll
pleased with the suit if you leave an
order. None but the best work
done and as much attention given
to making up cheap goods as to
making the most costly.
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Police Court.

Marshal Shay arrested one Mrs. r. J.
Harding ednesday afternoon for Great
ing public disturbance. Thursday
forenoon she had a hearing before Judge
Willauer when she plead guilty and
was fined SIG. This is the same woman
who created disturbance in the Little
Pittsburg restaurant last week by leav-
hack with another man. Her drunk
and disorderly conduct in front OF the
same place Thursday noon and the
scolding match between herself and
husband was disgusting.
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A concert will he given in the
Methodist church Thursday night
June lst. The programme will be
substantially as follows, and prom
ises fine treat to music lovers.
Chorus Hail to the Queen.
Recitation, Miss May Robinson.
Duett-Miss Annie Sinner and Mrs.
Shaefer.
Serenade-Messrs Hitler and Harris,
Misses Firman and Spaulding.
Solo, "Madeline"-Miss May Robin
son.
Chorus-Come Where The Lilies
Bloom.
Song and Resitation-Miss May
Wadkams.
Solo, "Grand Old Ocean"-C. G. P,
Hitler.
Recitation-Miss Maud Robinson
Solo-Miss Josie Firman.
Duett-Messrs Hitler and Harris.
Orchestra-Mr. w. S. Williams and
Sons.
Chorus Oh Italia Beloved.
Male Quartette,"S sleep in Peace
Messrs. Harris, Hitler, Lee and
-'haefer.
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Will Oman June 1.

The "Daisy" confectionery and
bakery will open at the corner of
Routt and Mesa avenues, Thursday,
June l, with a full and complete
stock of homemade bread, pies,
cakes and ice cream; also fresh
stock of cigars and tobaccos. This
will be first class place in every
respect. Everything homemade
and of the best material. Look out
for later announcement.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27
Not too Gay For Gyp.

A Bessemer lady stepped into a
down town hardware store the other
day and asked to be shown some
dog collars. She selected 4 gaudy
looking thing, said that was the
pattern in style and asked the price.
"Seven dollars" replied the clerk,
"but isn't the price a little gay for
these times?" mot much" replied
the fair customer, 1T isn't too gay for
title Gyp, bress his title heartT and
she planked down the cash and
went out fondly hugging curly tailed
pug leaving the clerk to recover from
his swoon as best he may.
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The Woodmen.

Valley camp No. %, Woodmsn of the
World, held an election Thursday
evening at which the following named
officers were chosen for the ensuing
year.
W. A. Wolber, Consul Commander
B. v. Hunt, Adviser Lieutenant. G. A
Farlow, Banker. N. W. Savage, ir.
Clerk. Cy. Miller, Escort. Geo W
Ziller, Sentry. VIM. A. HELEN, Watch
man. Drs. Dodds, Fussrd, and Pat
tsrsoe, Physicians.
h - osrtsinly has IN sGcisat corp
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Are You Thinking


or what you ought to take with you
when you go to the Worlds Fair'
Your outfit will not be complete with
out bottle Of fihamberlain,s Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh1s Remedy. The
change of water and diet, fatigue and
irregular habits. during your trip ars
almost certain to produce diarrh1a and
dose or two of this remedy may save
you serious sickness and perhaps
muck expense. Procure it bsfsra leav.
Zig home. 25 and 80 cent bottles fes
sale Ny ". p. swarts.
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Cards for Sale.

Large cards with the following:
furnished rooms for rent" ''rooms
with board" "for rent" "boarders
wanted" "dressmaking,r etc. etc.
ect. for sale at this office.
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SUM MONS.

The People Of the State of Colorado, to the
Defendant aboUe named Creeti1q:
You are hereby required to appear in IN
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, In the County Court OF
Pueblo County, State OF Colorado. and
answer the complaint therein within twenty
days after service hereof, II served within
this County; or, II served cut OF this County,
Or by publication. within thirty days after
service: or judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer of the
complaint.
Ifa copy OF the complaint be not served
with the Summons, or If the service be made
out of the State, ten days additional to the
time specified in the Summons shall be ni-
lowed for appearance and answer.
The sum Ofmoney and other relief demand
ed In said action. briefly stated, Is II Judge
mcnt for seventy-five dollars with Int from
March ztth A. d. 1892 on certain Prom
lssory note, executed by you payable to said
plnintiT or order dated March 2lth A. d.
1892 due ninety days after date with interest
at per cent per month from date and costs.
ns Will NOR. fully appenr by the complaint
in said action, on file In said Court, to which
reference is hereby made.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court, at the City OF Pueblo in said County
and State, this Sth day of May. A. ID. 1888.
tsEALl JNO. II. MITCHELL
Judge and Acting Clerk Of said Court.
BY L. MOORE,
Deputy Clerk.
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DENS ANTI-POENA.
Teeth Ex acted Without Pain.

Teeth Elk acted Without Pain,
The greatest wonder of the nine
teenth century. DR.. C. A. Gregg
whose dental parlors are at 200 south
Union Avenue has the right of the city
and of Pueblo county and will extract
your teeth without causing pain.
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Where Did You Get

That nobby suit your little boy
has on? Why at u. l.. L.Gann Mer-
camille Co. They have an elegant
line for little folks.
G. LII. GAN MERCANTILE Co
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ST pATnIeK's CHURCH

Mass every morning except Sunday
morning, at and $50 o'clock. Mass
every Sunday morning at $50, 0, and
l0:3o O'Clock. May Devotions every
evening during the month 7:3O o'clock.
Rosary, Sermon and Benedection of the
Blessed Sacrament.
REV. EDwARD BARRY, S. j., Pastor
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For Sale,

A nice four room brick with good
cellar and lawn on Evans Ave. near
Bessemer city hall for $l175. Terms
$500 cash, balance good time. Ad-
dress, E. w. HoGERTY,
Overton Colo.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27
Lost.

Between Eiler smelter and Swartz
drug store, one pair riding bow gold
spectacles. Finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving same at Swartz drug
store, cor. Evans and Mesa avenue
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Frank Tatum 10 again ready TO do
axDesss6ae. Ordsfy left At 12oA
N1aoe avsess and Fafish's fsstaa-
aaa1 ~ fssstvs prsnpt attsa-
~ ~ - Dsng ssses ssesse.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27
PUEBLO MUSIC HOUSE.

Pianos, Organs, Sheet music,
books and all kinds of musical
merchandise. Tuning, repair
and organs.
HARPER d KEELING,
S22 Santa Fe Ave.
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PUEBLO SAVINGS BANK.

LapitaI paid in. .-..... ...--............ s5OOoj
Surplus, -.....-..,...,....-... 1900
Alva Adams, president; John A. Thatcher
vice president; Chris Wilson. cashier; NJ. II
hatcher, W. l.. Graham, j. j. Pochon j.
arlile, I. A. Sloan. Geo. j. Dunbaugh, d
ctOrs
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FOR SALE.
Fine Tmbeyed and Ta1ul-
ing Zanas/

In tracts to suit; improved or unim-
proved; rich sandy loan: clay sub-seil
Prices; $2 to $5 per acre for tlmbered
and IS to $40 improved lands. Easy
terms. Address
W. w. BRAsHEARs,
Gloster. Amite County. Miss.
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oeIle 0eIou

oss = ssrgl ! 4s1tas lsslss spsi.a
=. s. 8 :. & :. &. =.
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Gsraniums and vsrbsnss fifty cents
PIT dozen ut the Bsssemer Grssnheuss.
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TRUNKS and dvALIsES,
Savings Bank.

The Pueblo ssvinss bank i popular
institution with the people oe Bsssemsr.
and It deserves to b.. II h good bank.
to patronizs and the men, women and
children Of the city are fast hndina Il
cut.
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True Elegance

True Elegance
And comfort in those Scriven's
elastic seam drawers-for men.
G. l.. L. GANN MERCANTILE Co.
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Get 25 cent picture made at
Meaisy l. Sons gallery.
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The Cssrse4 Hal.
oaalisy, etvis. gseviss>
- xisex.

: esI1 ! ~ ssAatEle O. !.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-22
A Dinner Hint.

A well known diner-out holds that
eight is the outside limit of guests for
a dinner. 1t offered advantages all
round, socially and domestically speak
ing Socially, because the eight guests
could be chosen to form perfect oc-
tavo as regards knowledge Of each
other, reciprocity of tastes, personal
regard and the rest: domestically, be-
cause the household stuff would be
equal to the demands made upon il and
no outside element need be introduced
to disturb the precision and order of
the whole Dinners of ten and twelve
are within the range of popularity
also. Fourteen, sixteen and eighteen
are considered useful dinner parties to
give. but no one is enthusiastic about
them: they are, as it We're, guild
pro quo affairs-in other words, give
and-take dinners. Invitations received
must meet with a corresponding re-
turn-and this is the return-to
be included in dinner party of from
fourteen TO sixteen guests, but the
sparkle, the charm, the brightness and
elan all belong to the dinner of eight
and seldom so beyond it.-St. Louis
Republic