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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-05
Now Try This.

It will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good. if you have e cough, oold, or
any trouble with throat. chest or lungs.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consum ption.
coughs and colds is guaranteed to give re-
lief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers
from Ia grippe found it just the thing and
under its use had a speedy and perfect To-
covery. Try = sample bottle at our expense
and learn for yourself just how good a thing
It ls. Trial bottles free ut II. Nj. Parchen
& Co.'s drug store. Large size 80 cents and
81,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-05
Tho Girls not Included,

Hartford. Conn, Feb. "a representa-
tive of the American Writing Machine com
pany. of this city, which manufactures the
CA!igraph, authorizes the statement that a
syndicate controlling $780, 900. 600 of capital
will buy up the six great tyl rewriting man
rfactoriss OF the country-the Calig raph,
Remington, Yost. smith, Premier, Duns-
more II BROOKE.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-05
Tenement Family surocated.

NEW YORK, Feb. Sin q FIRE of mysterious
origin early this morning in a six story
tenement on Orchard street a family of
three were wiz ed ont of existence. Three
other people we're injured. The dead are
Mo ris Cohen md his wife and baby. The
family were suffooated and were found by
the itemen after the blaze was under con-
troll.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-05

Miss Southrnayd gave the first OF a series
of card parties to her married friends on
Thu sday evening. Drive whist was the
game enjoyed. A bronze card tray, the
head prize, was won by Mrs. Dinnen; the
FIST Rent'eman's prize, n stamp box. by Mr..
Gaines. q. A.. Southmayd and MIR. Dlnnen
carried off the BOBBY prizes. Mr.. Dinnen
receiving pole on What as u consolation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-05

Francis ReiniR had a most enjoyable sur
prise party given her on Friday evening by
a number OF her young school friends.
Games and general merriment were in order
for several hours. after which refreshments
were servol. Those who participated were:
Dora. Lily and Anne Lissner, Sara and
Mary Piercy, Harriet and Esther Bullard,
Roxie and Beulah Burton. Grace and
Howard Parker. Hattie and Joe Gibbs,
Gertrude Woods, Carl Klein, Abe Lewis.
Ethel Feldman, Eddie Reinig. and others.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-05

The Ladies' Progressive Whist club held
it's weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. A.
was spent. Mrs. Edward Van Riley car
ried off the head prize, IL silver bonboniere:
Mrs. d. A. Cory the second prizs. a silver
playing card case. Those present wore:
Mesdames A.. NJ. Esler. Wm. Word, Joseph
Davis, D. A. Cory, L. Van Riley. VIM.
Treacey, Henry Cannon. E. c. Babcock. A.
+. Curtin, Geo. F. Cope, c. L. Carson, j.
Perkins and Odell Mcdonnell.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -EsTArE OF

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -EsTATE on
A.. Mary Power, deceased w
Notice In hereby givon by the undersigned, .d-
mihl.trntor OF the estate of MARY Power
deceased, TO the creditors of and al ,sr,nns
having claims against tho ssid deceased. to ak
!ihi them, with the necessary vouchers. within
Tour months after tho first publication of this no.
Zee 10 tho said administrator at room IN
merchants National hank building. in tho oity
oi Helena tho same being tina place for tMs
county of Lewis and Clarke.
. Mh. MUTH,
Ahm.ii,strator OF tho estate Of Mary Power, da
Dated Jan, II. 1897.
FRAT publication Jan. lG, Is9a
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
Resolutions OF Respect.

Iiai: at Cane Lodge No. lS5. \. @
L. W. May 2!th. 1898.
WHEREAs. Oar friend and brother
Charles &. ilGHEc, has passed from
this earthly lodge nall to that homo 81
many mansions.
RtSolrsd, Tia; vve. a. a great heart
throbbing fraternity hatc sustained.
lin the death OF brother Hume. a
great bereavement. The less of n c0-
lahorec who was diiligeni out of the
lodge, as well as in it, who was an
honest, brave and exemplary citizen.
RcsGlrcd That We herein mingIc
our SYMPATHY with thai Of his dearly
beloved end bercaved family. snd
that we further pledge ourselves tc
his sorroving companion and childten
10 ever i've ready tc help them i'll time
of need.
Rc7ciccG. That Our charter and
Jewels be drapci il ~ifcurniIg for
thirty .is :. That a page Of our record
hc devoted to :sis ~ilc.nory. ard Lat .
copy 81 .hese resolutions be presented
au.!e- ihe ga; at sio lodge Il h
fauil=. and copies % each {: Ike riE
papers for Publication.
GTSr S~oTLIrCsEE
.JuHH ~. &rIT. Committee.
J. y. Lucas.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

THE BEET SALvE i'll the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilbiaihs, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Plies
or no pay required. Il il ~gCsraateed
10 rive satisfaction. 0 money refunded
Prize p .enis rc- 0oe. FC. SIZE 81
" NJ i',yg store
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
TUESDAY

',e river Is stilI rising st this
vrk on the New Baptist Church
On.
In II. Sander il building q big
: up OIL SPrigg Street.
Methodist Church parsonage
Id CT the 10th day of June
,hcst bidder.
Tasterling is In ST. Louis.
~ . mplstes attending the Chica-
e ion before returning.
New Methodist church will
4 on the Northeast corner
and Thcmis streets.
Excelsior Cornct Band will
.xcursion to the st. Francois
Tune the 18th prox.
g. Certain Corn Cure"
~ .cOrns. warts, buniOns.
arT:s nd c%aiIouscs. Warr1u-
$50. ,rct ;:at q. G. &. Is blown
- bottle. Take no Other.
by W. IL. CocrScr. druggist
R~egenhardt is making a
= id pavement in front of DR.. S.
s -1s rs property on Themis street
g this Job Ofwork is done Themis
virgo i'll have the longest stretch Of
r. / pavement in the city.
Marshal Grieb arrested q
~, morning on a telegram from
..- ff of Dupklin county. The
go" 3out fourteen years of age.
-fc -r.- am did net state for what
DO g-~ Is wanted.
-" some of our merchants are
complaints. of dull times others say
hcF 81. having a better trade than
---s. this season Of the year. The
r;srsaqr. hat is having tie good
a. ness is the merchant whose
20. nent may be found in th'
lr,Fa 7.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
When cnmnlctcd the house that

When completed the house that
Fritz Brirkopf is building will be the
handsomest building on Sprigg Street.
Mr.. y. Hacssel, representing the
big establishment of Kingman & Com
pany, dealers in farm machinery car
riages, wagons and in fact everything
that is III the market for farmers, saw
Mill mCn and mechinists. was il the
city to-day. lie will go from here 10
Sikeston where he expects to sell a
car load OF birdcr twinc to one firm.
Children ilke TO take &c. &. c.
Certain Chill CUrc.> tIic pleas
ant and guaranteed cure for
Fever, ksMe and Malaria.
Price so cts.
For sale by W. II. Coerver, druggist
Otto Kablkopf, the man Who has
been operating the Cape Foundry for
the last year or two, has skipped out
and left quite a large number OF cred
itors &c mourn lis disappearance. lie
I!.Gncy from Ill III; friends
and that money he owes vet. We
understand that he caught one far
for Two hundred and fifty dol
and we know several men n the
city who are Ii OH hin. ccnsiicrajie
money.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
WD'sSESBAY

Mr.. +. Urban, of L~ongtown
Perry county, i, III :l.c civ NJ
Urban is here 10 talk creamery to en-
citizens and he VIII cali On e.: on
business men and explain Why y,
should have n creamery established ii
this city.
summer Dre.s Goods at Craze
sle's.
Amy peison desiring &c s"c :hC
registered certificate oil the b!oodcI
stallion, Tim Hill, can see the sarre hy
calling "n II. Medlcy.
Joe Lynch, the popular travelling
salesman for the frr Of Lynch i 60.
; wholesale liquor dealers, 81. Louis. !
now on his way from 1t. Louis to
this "ity i'll a dump-cart drawn lay a
: donkey, and hc sill arrive here -rlnc
time next week if the donkey don't
get balky.
.f"E. &. c. Certain Call tire"
hnot The best remedy yoE .,a-c
eyGr used for <Ii.'s ana. Fever
yeI:r money will E:c r~eSGrcei.
k,gcnsiSnt 30 takc. large 5Cilics
50 ccats.
For sale iw ". II. Cocrvcr, drug oist
Mrs. L.uiu Albert Martin left On
the steamer New IhlcwilG last night
for her home in Peoria, Ill. Desiring
TO keep posted in the news of tl. d"y.
II cprs>c she subscribed Tor the
DErHE,T before lcavii..
We're On top in quality. ~ ;hc
bottom in prices. a. WAL1IIEE-
Tic Boa;i e Ein"a:;on met tLi-
mornins and elected Alice Carrot! e.
one Of the teachers n TIE pablo
school instead ot ~. 4in C-rTa!I Who.
wa> voted fer gid elected 81 the re !
sr!a- mrr.ias Monday night. Miss
Mani" Carroll H. been curp:nccj Il
frs :S>i-;ar, cf tAe la.kson rui':ir
-hcol.
Mrs. L;osvbmi Moore ha- zone Of
aI;si, - Mr.. Marin ~ "rorir IL.
-keep cool by nav.ns your -u,a-
re Ci'thiug and Dress Good, 81
t:rscS>:r-.
Tie river i still ri>,ug but there
j. little danger of al overflow. The
upper rivers are reported 10 I've tall
iug and the river news from -. !.oii>
Is very favorable s"ra iaiiiH" river
within the rc>t few day..
We p.cas" tic ctn. protect The
py,krt and improve tine maii:jrv with !
oar bargains. Iia"laa'S .Aoc store. /.
The co!orci na-ons are at!vCr
fo1 lids to build their Ma-or;J
hall On >pTiGg street. The Foundation
fer which is already COMPLETE.
otto IIci.$r has moved h. black
smith shop to Egypt hiiis.
People who have tried Hannah
bargains cry for more, like tir"r
Alexander Win-teal ;ro!oraO
was found dead in the attic ii Tie
occupied by John Suiier color
ed tins morning. lie was q stranger
in thi, city without friends or money.
The Coroner held IN inquest t:is al
tcrnoon and the jury's verdict was
that the deceased came tc his death
by heart failure.
Talk about the devil and youH
see his tail But why talk Of EIm
you can talk Of Hannah
bargains,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

Matt Morrison says when he get
mis- new business house rebuilt O
Spanish street he proposes to open
pawnbroker's Office in c~onnectio,
with his lumber and feed st2:t.
-Inder the old Ordinances of tn,
CIV the lowest fine for misdemeanor.
We five dollars and costs. SOW I'M
Fer the State law tie Recorder car
Fix the fine at from ono dr!lar mp tc
one thousand dollars. TIFF & enc
instance where the new law is better
than the old. 1t will savc the city
the expense Of boarding prisoner,
several days while they are working
ont their finer.
A t"am owhch by a Mr.. Winger-
or became frightened thi. mcrring
N >rau;ah stccet, 1t a sieam engine
-" ran away. Nothing seriously
.,."ncd ard nothing broke except
coupling-r6ie. The team run
inst Or. Browns wagon and upset
=, Parties operating traction engines
I'D look up the law in regard to
- matter and also the law in re-
erII to bridges.
Tho river is rising again and the
.,ple III the river bcttoris are get
ny the "blues," hut it has to rise
&c feet to ftach tic recent high
.icr mark This is the june rise.
Will Warren cut the end cf iiIs
TIT fore finger Off yesterday. Dr.
irward dressed the wound.
= Y1ur appetite fl genc moth
t=-- -Tii, restore IL Eio:c cIGick'T
- &C. &. &. Certain Chill
the great Tonic ind
p = .rer=ccd Cure for Cl,:IiS and
-scr. Price 50 cenis.
ar s,ic h. VI. Il. Coc..I1 r. druggist
MIR. Lawrence Shancr.a graduate
D, the Normal school. left this mora
80: for Mufrtystcrc"sL H.. whc-c.
- vii! embark in the Hardware husi-
."'s with D gsu.len'la ircm =. Mary.
r..
lust tliiak "t It. ,I-i:n F. Vogcl-
se-.r has sold : nrw JycluHu scpar-
20 Jake Keller,
We hal two or fire. ru;aw.;
.l,v. caused by portable steam ~
F. INNING with steam UP. SoHa2
a.,r engines are %'ing Ia
T., pay heavy damages on" of
DAYS for setting leans and
~ them TO runaway.
bed. in this city May Path. laGa.
'.r.ns l.. Hume, aged AZ ra:rs. :
- and 2s DAYS. The funeral
go INDICTED by The o.dc. of \. C.
from the family residence 10
nier Cemetery at 8 O'Clock this
hing. NJ. Hume was a We'll re-
ted titiEcn Of this city havi:is
I here all his life. lie leaves Il
..ly and many Farm friends to de-
7te his uDtiEcly death. Mr..
nc has bccn unwell for several
Ii. but il was hoped by all who
= him that lac would completely !
G
Nr. Chauncry N, Depew's advice
a. 30 south Young Man. The hest
dement's OH record TO visit the
~ South. are now offered by tl:c
4 e & Ohio Railroad. See adycr-
.i:aent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
liberal Use of Rn,ier.

No dictic reform would &c more
conducive to improve health among
children. and especially to tie pre-
T%entioa of tuberculosis, than ali in
crease IN the consumption of
butter, says IN exchange. Our
children are trained to take butter
With great restraint. and are told Tat
it is greedy and extrivigant 70 eat
much Of il. 1t is regarded a. n luxury,
and as giving { relish to bread rather
than in itself a most important article
of food. Even &c private families OF
the weather classes these rules pre-
vail at table. ami at schools, aud st
public boarding establishments thew
receive strong reinforcement trorrl
cccroriicAl motives. Minute allow
anceS Of butter arc served out 10 those
VIII. would gladly i've times !
the quantity. Where the house i'll
come E!skcs this a matter ofncccseit,, ;
;he:e = i,t.i4 more 20 ne said than
that !; IS c,tcn q costly economy.
knfccbicd health may easily cntai! 3
far hearier expense than = more!
liberal breakfast would have do5e.
Cod liver oil costs more than but-
ter and t il 5c>;des often not rp-Ortcd
to until too iatr. Instead of restrict
irg i child's consumption of butter,
rnc"rr2rc i. let TIE limit lie the
power - digestion and the tendency
TO hilliousness. Most children may
lie allowed to follow their own in
clinations and win NO. take more
than is good for them. The butter
nc Of the best ari taken cold.
dry toast, biscuits, potatoes
and rice are coed vehicles. Children
VII Supplied with butter feel the
cold less than others, and resist the
;nfucnza better. They DO not "catch
so easily. In speaking of
children | hy no means intend TO ex-
rlude other ages. especially young
Grovr-rr persons. however.
lake other IN finals fats more freely
mos; children DO. and are be-
sides allowed much frecr selections
&c Eotn quality and quantity. II
: rot 50 necessary to raise ary ciamor
reform OF theiE account.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
Memorial Day one Of tsie Sai;on's
| Impressive Festivals.

Nost Impressive Festivals.
r Memorial day!
Twenty-Seycp, tweniy-eight. tvcR-
ty-nine, thirty, thirty-cne years ago
!: today the loyal men of America
itwere marching and countermarching
on the battle fields of the civil war;
advancing, retresting, but always
advancing again: fighting for the
holiness OF the Union and falling for
the cause of right. Hundreds,
thousands, tens OF thousands were
there of those patriotic, fearless ONES
who strobe away to struggle;
hundreds, THOUSANDS were there of
.hosc ratriotic, fearless ones who
nerer etrode home again.
II is the glory o. those heroic
memories that this day of national
homage las been set aside: TO the
glory of the men who fell IN battle;
20 the glory of those who, not less
! brave III! SHARED i,iea IL The capricious
! "!:ancc u w., have ank h%ouorahiy
:,:c soldier. raves since peace
.rme. W olf.cr nqlicE his 20 bdauli-
u. . ci-:jr" 10 other country ereri
aai % God a.In,a tor one,
ua t;tisi:" ard ,iiie:. OF pinnacle,
:, lain in ,oNn, Hi! blooming rural
%,i"i'-. wherever s.re,l- q. soldiers
"rq,". ;ita.c wi,i bc ilouers s;frwi.
~to-.ia: L "a, = big thought that
rose i'll iii big hear; Of General John
= ip2ar wacn, - commander Of the
t.-aic! Veterans ~ tie War. he asked
MP living co'nra,!cs 20 decorate the
~,'rnnti. hchrath vhich. their friend
:. ~. aGl, :" - ,.rr".. twas = biz
T"-l,onsc th&t answered hi.n-a re
..'",.sc :rcm tne Grand Army of the i
!'epabi!" ;ha; rraw and waxeA yeti
strGcccr Until :; bccaii:n. not the I
movement oi Al organization bat a {
tiirnb .; 2 wrndroas nations i
~::onIrngs h"a.. {
The g,avcs a:c getting thicker. for
'eaccfi:i death ha. had wide space Of t
years in which 10 softly sr:.itc /
heroes who were spared by c
v.r. isn; with the Increase of the t
laCuDa- roIlcs GUi torrctruireas ;
,ut added love. Tic gaps ii: iau .
answering HE; oi stiy haired Veterans y
vino march today will tell tales of c
iufy done, OF honor gone to rs = :.
yard nf hGncr. And the Land Will I
the, gap aud hear the tales. Aud =
&c will he revived, InaGhoUd ell r
outraged. youth inspired. Il
Since Logan originated Memorial u
lay tsic Grand ArHny of tire Republic :,
rs steadily grown i'll power ani i.
nc!ubcr>i:;n, It's rugged tiles are by +,
n the most Impressive part Of to-
celebrations. III" hands that .?
":rc bare srfuS, now "%eag.rg n2>o- q,
Avs -? traits thea pIeItowi-s !
.iit wrr''k2 Earring. now -n.rs~fu :
III F"nemH'rta"r ii .omrai-e gone :,
""'!t ,H& receive : tribgie y r.,
.a;i;ric tom a.! tia people. The b.
,raa@ army wa> boz. November -, /,
>nf Ii i.a> grown EHtii now, with
i5acuo members, it representa-
nc-.cn"U@ I he survivors &c the
and one-siyth Of the total III
uEb"7 Of men enlisted during the u
ar. Il has Drobably reached lis u
laxiiuuiA Of membership: but its
and liz influence Mil 1--we and
OF decrease long hcnce-loug after "
: last men.ber hsa psaec'. away. All =
onor 10 the heroes !i:inr ~ wei - 70
ne heroes dead, i've rhe 'irani "
rim. of thc Republic! TODAY IS r.
~.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

The editor Of The jackson CIst-
Book is down on Currcn; River fish
ing and the s9IOOn-kcepcrS OF jackson
have a rest for one week.
The river is falling slowly, only
one-tenth of a foot last night.
Young married people and old
married people, cannot go alniss i'll
fitting up their homes with furniture
if they buy at Il store.
a. WAETIIEa.
The case of Adam Frank against
the Grand Tower y Carbondale Rail
road Company is occupying the at
tcntion of the Common i'lcas Court
to-day. This case was tried at the
last term OF the court but the jury
that tried il failed to agree.
Sec the large line o. summc
Clothing and Dress Goods at Gracs-
sle's and the extra low prices.
&C. A. &. Ncathery has opened VI
another meat market in the Old Col.
Inns stand on Broadway, where hC
will keep constantly on hand a sup.
ply Of Ell kinds of fresh meat. liz
respectfully solicits the patronage OF
the good people on the inlI.
Go to Greassle's for your straw.
berries.
The funeral of Henry Schacfe.
took place at Appleton this afternoon
and a large number Of his jackson
friends went up to Appleton to fol
low the remains to the grave.
See The Dig line OF Ladies iov
| cut shoes for summcr wear at Greas
! s!n's
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03

This is to notify all oTBers OF dogs that If
.lc taN GA each log Lrp; III the Limits OF the
city Of Cairc Girsr;,au is net paid b. the sth Of
.Irn-. IS3. ) tit undersigned MarshaI of said
=.ty, will ptossccte any rrr>on i"url keepin-
4. hErrsT~i1E gry Dig "n tLsr .I'm IS. a.
-~r-v.'.el ~ CIl.harSs
& "rI~ "ctHr Mav1- - On.
/, Ia,.-- Lru4 - ;--rr.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
Nobody Hn0us

What I suffered for yeaIs With those
terrible rack!ng sick headaches. Life
was only q torment 70 me; If ycn are
So troubled. | wouiG advise you to
Use Sulpher Bittcrs, fer they cured
me- Clara belle.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
- -
.A.E Eafa

To He",'-t yoUrseifif troubled with
any disease 9r t'.c Kidneys: Ne, ii =
dangerous; aLi il yrI AZ afflicted,
sttand TO Yourself ~ow. 80 10; w&.t
hrt rso ;ni?i.,r B.:;er. At one. Tncy
erred u.e when was given NJ ia die
b. several ply -iei.nS.-JcnNtiar
liam, boston.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-03
sr. vrSCExTS ACADEMY.
i. Spirud:d z..t.itisEs Ey tas inaio
Hajsii4 81 tiiaJ Initiation.

- -
Paj'tiS 81 ti;sJ Initiation.
The aHnIa! exhibition OF Tie jnic
pupils of St. Vineent's Academy too
place at that grand old Institute
Thursday afternoon ard wssa latte
ing success.
The Intense interest which Il Away
conferred on this event was agai
manifested by the large attendance {
patrons and friends of the schoo
notwithstanding TIE unfsvorabl
weather.
The floral decorations OF the ia
and stage were superb, having nevc
been equaled here before for beaut
of design or effective ensemble.
Tie program submitted was ful.
in keeping with this progressive agI
and though tie majority Of the Par
Elephants were mere children thu
! reputation OF ~. Vinccni's as an cdr
Gator of MUD and heart. vas m',,
Sustained.
Ii>scs p. VogrIsanecr. y. -N!har.
md L. Ea:nmor playc! Il brilliant
mS:c:. urnH The plan" rhi;c -.
pnri;, took the" PLACES Haor r.:r
sta%e. Alter which t.. Speak. :.
Carroll. " T'gwrr'. q. S'.atIan aa.i
+. Fnlcr delivered III" ~ eicom.
Erecting very prct'i!y. Following
this the beautiful chorus. is ibc.u
'oom among ;he Ar"els. sung ~
ihs school. Miss Mamie Lily prcsi..-
ing at The piano.
Pearl Gaiop-T'riu IaSt.-WaS =
inc selection, PLACED III perfect tire.
by \. WILSON, sarat. 'udcr and i:
Farrar
City Manncrsand Country Hearts
-Dia.r@ur-By Misses E.it:la carroll.
y He,rr, \. Ostc~ioh and bD'iir
Wa ICY cntcrfain'u" and re
m"ritci applause.
silver L.akeIrtI"-DHcir, !nst-Wa
gracefully paved by d. McIiaIc and
d. iEarbin.
Almond Fiow~'s-A difficult; in
.:rumenta! solo WAS beautifully rcu-
by Mamie Lilly.
My First Music Lesson Chorus
y Minims-Accom?aricd on piano
" I. Seymour, WIS received with
applause.
"'!@!'iHn heF was = charming
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John l.. Miller is sole agent for this
rare and famous article. twenty
cents drink-two dollars pei bottle
decided.