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The Washington times., 1895-01-26
ZION CHURCH CELEBRATION.

Permanent Headquarters to Be Estab.
lished in New York City.
Three sessions were held by the committee
of bishops and laymen of the A. NJ. E. Zion
Church at Metropolitan Wesley Church yes
terday.
At the first it was voted to establish per-
manent headquarters at New York city, and
a committee on correspondence was ap-
pointed to make necessary arrangements. A
committee of three was chosen to call on
President Cleveland and arrange date for the
reception of visiting brethren. report was
submitted by the committee on special ap-
peal, asking that 500 900 be raised to defray
expenses Of the centennial celebration. The
assignment of ministers for Sunday services
was also made.
At the later session the salary Of the gen.
eral manager was fixed at 81 900 and travel
ing expenses, and his duties prescribed, viz:
to visit conferences. leading churches, and
hold mass-meetings to awaken the interest in
behalf of the centennial, to collect literature,
and solicit contributions to be sent to Rev.
e. George Biddle, general treasurer. at
Jersey City, n. J. The bond of the treasurer
was fixed at $4,000.
It was arranged to provide $500 at once for
the use of the committee to get out literature
and meet immediate expenses. Among those
who contributed to this fund was Hon. Fred.
Douglass, who united with the A. NJ. E. Zion
Church at New Bedford. Mass, fifty years
ago. The committee on finance submitted its
report.
In the evening devotional services were
held, Rev. T. A. Clinton, of Pittsburg, open
ing the service with prayer. Rev. G. Il.
Blackwell delivered the evening sermon. TAX
ing as his subject "The ideal father" The
meetings will continue to-day.
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STRONG ENDORSEMENTS.
Statements That Garry Weight
and Conviction with
Them.
More Evidence in Favor of Drs.
HeniOn and Evans at Mil
lard's Hotel.

So many long-winded advertisements have
appeared in the papers recently in praise of
the ones who put in the advertisements that
we decided 10 have a reporter call at Drs.
HeniCn and Evans rooms at Wizards Hotel
and see If We could not get few facts. The
following list of statements were gladly fur
nished and we publish them for the benefit OF
suffering humanity.
Belva Lockwood. the celebrated lady at
torney. saws over her own signature that she
was cured Of a bronchial trouble and deaf
ness In both ears by one magnetic treatment
and prescription Icy DR.. Henion.
Mrs J. /. Heron, of 1916 Thirteenth
street northwest, cured Of an ovarian tumor
in one month by DIR. Henion's magnetic and
medical treatment.
Mrs Webb. IlO Four-and-a-half street
northwest. cured of an ovarian tumor.
Samuel Gassenheimer, proprietor OF the Hotel
Lawrence formerly Imperial Hotel, on
crutches one year, spent live months at the
Hot Springs. given up rs hopeless, cured in
one month. Charlie Ficklin. 40 Eleventh
street northwest, cured OF epilepsy of six
years standing. George w. Pngh. cured Of
spinal trouble. Miss Libbie pngh, cured OF
cough. spinal irritation. and nerve exhaustion.
George w. Pugh and Miss Libbie are the son
and daughter of the late celebrated DR.. J. r.
Pugh. OF Fairfax county, Va.
Mrs. Jennie Goddard, who resides at 321 P
street northeast. cured OF an ovarian tumor
The above cases may ali be referred TO and
will be found correct TO the letter. J. c..
Rockwell. at the st. James Hotel, says he
was cured OF deafness of both ears and a
bladder trouble by DR.. Henion three years
ago and remains perfectly well.
The above cases do not stand alone as mon
uments Of Drs. Henion and Evans skill and
wonderful magnetic power over disease.
They can refer you 10 scores OF cases, not
only OF epilepsy, tumors. &c. but cases OF
every known disease that they have perma-
= nently cured after all other physicians have
lailed.
Drs Henion and Evans stand at the head
Of all magnetic physicians and cure all forms
Of Skin Diseases. Piles. Rupture Fisture, Tu-
mors, Fistula, Cancers, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
Sleeplessness, Constipation. all Nervous Dis
eases, all Female Complaints, without the use
OF instruments or exposure OF the person:
Consumption, Deafness Catarrh. Blindness,
and all diseases of the blood or bones. They
are located at Wizards Hotel, where they
NAV be consulted free of charge from a. m.
until D. m. Do not be influenced by preju-
diced persons, but go to Willard Hail every
morning from 10 to IL o'clock. and you will
see that the half has not been told. Admis-
sion is free. The entrance to Drs. Henior
and Evans parlors in Wizards Hotel is on
street.
The Washington times., 1895-01-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds of real estate were fled yesterday for
record as follows: Francis B. Walter to
Robert Berberich, part lot IL. square 514
$2,574. Aaron Straus and wife to N. T.
Haller, lots 81 to SO, square IA, subject TO
81, ,160 trust, $40. n. t. Haller and wife to
Aaron Straus, lots 1918, square 1873. sub
ject to 81, 900 trust, $40. A. NJ. McLach,en
and wife and J. T. Batchelder and wife to
McLachlen Real Estate and Loan Company.
lot 26, square 345, 50. Henry A. Griswold
and wife to S. p Newton, lot 210. Anacostia,
1926. l. Williamson and John Ridout,
trustees. and R. j. Marshall to A. L. Evans
and V. ]. Evans, part original LOT 8, square
SIS. S5, coo. B. w. Holman and wife to George
j. Koch, lot 80, Holman's subdivision of lot
s, in subdivision in Clark Mills estate, $500.
O. B. Osborne and wife TO Isadore Saks. lot
&c. Bellevue, SO. Isadore Saks and wife to
c. B. Osborne, part lot 5,square SIS, subject
to ineumbrance, $10. MI I. Weller and wife
and g. r. Repetti and wife, to Jared Dorsey,
lots %, %, q, Whitestown, 1925.
The Washington times., 1895-01-26

ut5U
When George P Hargrave first visited Dr.
Walker he was very weak from aggravated
nervous debility. Dr. Walkers treatment
and remedies are invaluable for all disorders
OF the brain and nervous system, and all
diseases affecting the lungs. throat, skin, or
blood, heart. liver. kidneys, bladder, stom-
ach, or bowels. Dr. Walker has been the
means of restoring hundreds TO health and
happiness. Names are never published ex-
cept by consent. All business sacredly con-
fidential.
DR.. Walker may be consulted free of
charge, either personally or by letter. His
well-known sanitarimn is located at AL
Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Wizards
Hotel. Office hours, 10 a. m. to 5 p. NJ;
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, to g.;
SUNDAYS 10 TO u a. m.
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shonId aaye Been 29c.

In the advertisement of Baums Popular
Shopping Place which appeared in TIE TIMES
yesterday morning Typographical error made
it read "60c. pink surah silk, edges slightly
soied, &c.. yard when it should have been
The Washington times., 1895-01-26

'This tax is going to come heaviest upon
those people who own real estate in this city
and they are the ones who are willing to pay
for it," Mr.. Perrv's remarks were greeted
with considerable applause, and after the
committee OF five had been appointed the
board adjourned.
1t was stated after the meeting that a hear
ing would be granted to the members of the
Builders Exchange who are said to favor the
passage Of the bill.
The Washington times., 1895-01-26
MORE PRAISE FOR DR..
WALKER.
The son of Hev. A. H. Hargrave, the well

known divine OF
Baltimore, writes:
II have derived
s u O h wonderful
benefit from your
treatment that /
want to thank
you. You know
what a physical
wreck / was when
Il first called upon
you. / now feel
that / am once
m ore a man;
N 9 es steady,
brain clear. eyes
bright, appetite
rave n o us, and
gaining rapidly in
s t r Q n & t b and
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Mnk.GIrlnr MnIe AnIm.l..

Or c Hart Merriam, chief OF the
division of ornithology and mann
malogy in connection with the agri-
cultural department at Washington,
once made some interesting or,ervS
tions ON the ~ ll,-giving faculty of
the males of Western species OF
rabbit Gale iaird's hare. The
publication a., these odd facts revived
an old account of he goat which
regularly gave milk. According "a
the famed St Francis Navier, in the
year l5iG, in the island of Amboya he
found "a he goat giving suck To his
young kids with his own milk lie
had one breast which gave every day
a. much milk as would mn a basin
O>ile OF basin not mentioned %
This" the sanity Jesuit wrote, II
saw with my own eyes,
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Once in while the farce comedy is
better than the expectation and such
has proved the casc with the many
thousand theatre goers that witnessed
- Turkish Bath the past few sea-
sons. is pronounced by all who
have seen IL 10 bc cne of the most
laughablc sldts that has been put on
the road in recent years. We laugh
easily, we Americans, and IL is we'll
that we do these hard times. But
who will not confess that after an
evenings enjoyment at the theatre,
wc feel the better TO. IL. For real
merrimcnt and three hours b,im full
Of fun and wit, "A Turkish Bath" is
hard to Geat, and would go if were
you lt, a good thing. The date will
he Tuesday, March 10.
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OVER THE TERRITORY.


Hsr. .at u.-'sr. Of Afirs'nf '.f.es 500
fraus.
Ot. Cfv %. a.ouar IHe bills f1r
fHe rzecut.Yl or AI.Igaa ..se begun
ty l0me .1 I... estimated tHat tnD
tYta COST a.II fYt U. f4- fYr $1,000.
Ok Cty Dtahouan. Le. Jami.on
the eloquent divine 0i GulhrIe. was in
tHe eIty yesterday Ne niIi carry 70
decree ~ divorce home with h.m
"Verdegr.s K'i- iha noted outlaw.
IS preparing for au ardu,us tampa gn
and banks and express pauies or.
getting reads to give uim s-arm re-
ceptiou.
Quite fire occurred i- the office oi
the Cross Resident last week f. ia
not known how the fire originated. bat
TO- is supposed from some Of Brother
Mcronn's red hot edi issri1ie
OK city Oklabomau Through the
ncgi iVrnce Of The clerks the bin pro.
gidinv for the voters % Territory at
tached 90 schoO. districts being al
lowed ~ cast ahcir ballots in schoD.
elections failed 10 become "a law. The
old law uow obtains. which is. When
the attached territory shall have o
population equal 90 any ward iu tho
city H. shall be entitled 10 representa-
tion on the school board.
30 Reno EaVlc. delegation OF
Indians departed from this city Tor
Washington yesterday 10 Interview u q
great father" They were Left Hand
and Row OF Lodges, OF the Arapahpc
tribe. and White cloud. Little Chief
White Horse. Whiriwind and Little
Kcyotc. Of the Chcvennc tribe. The
interpreters are Robert Burns, for the
Chcycnncs, and Clever Warden, for the
ArnnnhncA
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SMOOTH WORKERS.
aiNi Old SOLDIERS ucnHlzEO.
noe na,s.a ~ sntsuss iasHfs 80 on'iai
sisfsment fof ihs tssi iiaiH n"nihs
~ Osf ffupvfts. fspofts and
t4nulirfanfs.

Wsam.pio. Iauh q, Che pen
tipn bureau ha. boom greatly ammo rd
h,f .,aral month. pa.I hH Ipp" I'ra
peraon. rrpfr.ontIuv thru.cIfrH q" ="
.prrial f.aminrf. connected HIiu ib'
.utsbu nHo have brru operating
100 thr .fbtr pf rruu.tlgania and
1er.lng pr.N0g penh."nrr. a
fr.. HrrI. uvp BE- "pr'IHI rf1u.
Iusr Nurfiu pf iinuIabufg 'a.. rau.rl
i4r nttr.t pf ior Drrrnrr alinH iiurf
.Iu Jpr H notorious criminal md "R
prr boo tuH line viu hls already
.arrI turrr n.rua in thr pcuItentIWy
nt .mllnr onpuac. md th" court
upalu .rul hiu Zoo the pru,''ui.Hry fm
uur .ont md ait mpnth.
1t.icdu. fho burrnu vn. advised
%. .pmiul Ituriucr Duuuuilt Whp b.
ulso lpcat.t boo nmlisbufg that ho hnH
.r,ufsd 40, ntrr.t ~ Barney k"mprr
Mut lo.rpb ppibu nliu. william
DoIau nt Nr-borl.t .toWu. Ndnnf
rpuutv. &c. uoluu alleged
90 ntr been calling upon pru
.innrIH of southern fcuuHY Ylfnuiu
representing tlut hr bod been
.ent pui boy tbc pension office lo
rslmiur tbrm aud tp arc that the
board uf csnmiuiug .urpopua bad done
tbrm Justice llr Ia ALSO alleged to
hntr represented ihni hr had power to
iu,rrnsc pension. ur reduce ti.,u nH hr
found them md ,t B. charged that
after mnliug spmo memorandum
in reference ip thc pruaiouorH cntc.
boz would demand u fee ~ Ni1o 60
have thr mnttrr put on record Many
uh apldirra N ia snid. have paid the
.mnll amount demanded and the Inn.
poster boo roupcd Heh hnrycsi
Felony be- the crime OF which ho is
charged and the mnNimum penalty H
three years imprisonment pr % iino of
10 900 or both Zee The discretion ~ the
court
utu nruuts $50 rNruutH
NAmsotpN. March 10. The month
lv report ~ The bureau of stntirtics. b..
sued yesterday. shows umppria aud cN.
ports Of merchandise Tor the month Of
icbrunr, aud Tor rtholnst eight months.
ns follows
Exports during February $50 #ov, ,l3.
imports during same prriud. s,v. liG. J,'.
Nl wv liiIhll ~. lil''lN llNlNl"' wv '''
unouut of a'i. Suj. .6,a was free uf duty
During February. iSpl thc cNccse ol
exports over imports was elisl'lpo
Tor thc eight months ended .chruary
"s lsp,. the excess uf exports over i'm
ports WIS tpi pH,. .pl'. as against e'ls.
otl $50 during the cioht mouths cndco
February 't i~pl
The rold rNports dWiur lcmunr,
amounted tu AZ. tG,, lpl aud the impor
atton- to ~,.tlHls, fur the ciph
moutb. tho cNpurt, ot pold omouutc,
to ~,s sml,oc and 'hc mport, to $40.
u',...a
Tho expectations ut silver during
February amounted ~l0,I.lIG aud th,
imports to -u'p's For the vigh
months The exports exceeded the ina
ports hy s'l SOL $780,
The number ot Immigrant, arriving
iu thi, country during February lsn'
was p.DUs as against o.on' during lch
pur1, lsp, For tho last eight mouth
thr total uus 1885, l'p u- against lpp,l l2
durlur tho same period last ycpr
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stolen on the streets of Guthrie
NJ rch s. AN English pointer dog. DE
srription. Rather large, almost white,
with lemon ears and few lemon spots
on his sides; wore when stolen leather
collar with nickel plate with the let
ters -. G. Jamison, Guthrie, okla, %
and ON reverse side Murray & Moore.
Blackwell and Newliirl>" Reward of
Se5 for delivery TO me OF dog and con
conviction Of thief. j. G.. JANIsoN n
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Notice.

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that James
Nandevcnted has this day filed his pc
titiou for license TO retail liquors in
Orlando, Logan county. Ok, and that
unless objection % the same as roe
quired by law be filed by the 2sth day
of March. a. D. ls95, said petition will
be granted
Guthrie, O T., Mar. 13, l,g5
Il. ENNETT STEWART.
County Clerk.
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MORE LIGHT.

Electric light rlIut Changes iihna~ In
protcm'nts TO Bc Ws,dv,
The local electric light plant changed
hnuds yesterday The rcccivcrJ. Sam
Brown, of the American National
bank, of Arkansas city, yesterday paid
of the mortgages on the plant. held
boy j. w. McNcal and others and the
plant rs now in Mr.. Browns hands II
is understood that many improve.
mcnts will bc made i'm the way Of ma
chncry and that the lights will be
burned all night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-16

Wizard; Waukomis is getting up
quite reputation for its debates. A
few nights ago they discussed the
question, is marriage a failure, ana
after deciding that it is, they took up
the discussio "Is life worth living,
wnica was won 10y the negative.
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LIGHTS and SHADOWS.

r,., oi,,,,.. po,,,..i. al, ,f,,..,i,-. q,
"' ''''' 100 WY
Lal.n.. vY and tre them Just r.-
c.t,sat VI rarfama W, tG, E,g.e dlng
.fofa a O. u.os H %.
r,.i,., ,,,.,I,,
- N lral.c- is 100 wichita
Judge Gro .Gr.o is in Perry
,.,.,...,. .,..,.
t''''' 0"'H''h '' mere ''"" ''"
..., ,. 49,,
.. '' ''5'' "' "'"''' WY VIZ
49,, 49,, ,..,, ...,
,..,,, .,' '"'" '''''." WIZ
l,,, ..o,hor, returned ,cstcrlay to
p,rry.
bishop. ucr.hnnu police r doing
good worl.
Republicans h''' issued calls t"rrily
primaries
Mr. aud Mr. j W Crawford are over
from Chandler
Allan cluthcf- was down from
Perry yesterday
Imitation of cornct solo hy Mis-,
"'"' '"''" '''''F'''
The k. of T. lodge made two full
"''R'' N"'k"'' '"'' "'R"'
N,ui,, N,t<r,ul 4. ,.,u,.,iug
from n long .r,ec Of grp
a. ihc NI,l;"nn,n Mach io
District court Is grinding again with
Justice Dale ON the bench.
t,.u r,.,.
@ ''t"' '',,., ,..i, 10y 49, '"'' W
'''' '''" ''''
Al Rcnnctt the duel, killer OF
. '"''''"" ''''"' '' J." '"' Guy
Mr.. f. N Hutus and dnuuI,tar.
,,,rt T., moi. claim ,...tc,dnv
Harry Sim, went to Perry yesterday
NJ w Journey. rcprc.cutiug f. Hen
ncs-cv. the mustrr. is in the city.
u W. turoW the llorrt VIII en-
Us Mayor Clement Of Nichlta wa
stricken with appplcNy yesterday
,...u
' ran" "" '''""''Ny, I"' '"n l''. p,
District 'Irrh H. T. f'lI' ln
proud p'r7''''I "I h'" ana HiNI'I
nuF'N
E T.. NirhoI.. .lrr for ~ Scott we.
U,"'N "''' '''''. '' "'
|
luuI, Thompson, living cast of th
city. b. down with iuilammatpry rhcu
mut.sm.
u,,m,n, r,b,l.,I, I,J., d q T.
3 T'',,,'' ar,u'.i,.. '' ''' '''' ''''''"'' "'
D
q Major Poe, special agent of the 30
, terror departments returned from tl
T. strip yesterday
T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-16

For "a short order or good poe din
uer oysters aud lunch, go TO the Cory.
Communication tickets, 50 Tor ~i-E.
w sullivan, Proprietor li9a West
oklahoma
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The G.. l.. $. C. will meet Monday AT
. p. ma at the home of Mrs. W, l.
Rhodes
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pROGEAN
Wordsworth Day

Verse may build princcly throne
ON humble truth
Home readings: Lowcll's Essay on
Wordsworth;' Browning's Lost
Leader the autobiography of the
poet as gathered srom his poem, "The
Prelude.
Table tallu The effect Of the
French revolution upon Wordsworth.
Topics for thought What were
Words worth's purpose, a. "a poet?
| Why was he not married earlier No
ticc his choice of subjects. Select
those illustrating scenes from low y
/ life
Make list Of Wordworth's faults
aud limitations.
tolcridgc's estimate OF Wordsworth.
Lesson: "From Chauccr 10 Tenny-
! son. chapter VII, to page 17G; Re.
Nuisance and Modern Art, chapters
/ y, ~
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Thc huston university building is
being completely ovcrhauled for a
court house aud all the county officers
will 30 bc quartcrcd there. Several
EnmLla =. ] nrnhuMLN be nmL In
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VICTIMS or a MOB
search ucinr Made Tor u"dica 81 Italians
kiiird 81 Nnta'uburu.

search ucinr Made fur Itodics uf Italians
hlllcd ~ WnlsruhurE
l'tiiu. col March o. 4 warm
yiudut Waltcuburpycstc morning
iurlicd thc snow Of "Wednesday very
iupdlf aud dried the earth so that
yesterday afternoon searching parties
hci ONT again tu hunt the bodies Of the
tYp Italians KILLED by the muhof Tucs.
dsl uirht. of which mo- trace hus yct
hrru found
quiet has rcipncd all day. bat thc cN.
trcmr CLOSE. thcduc,s that has char
actciilrd ever, body ben Nnlsouhurg aud
Eou.c since the mob did 10. fatal work
ttiil continues There ie uo doubt but
th1i % very considerable number
uf people buuv Thoroughly we'll who
dtt th, KILLING but they lWpV tou
well Nalscuhurg Inns ipr year, hrcu
rather hard town, with au element
that occasionally shows ite tccth and
usc. its gun, lhc,c mon are of moro
ur lr,s prominence and ae it B. believed
They did the Vurl, uu One durc- tu STAY
tn or acknowledge ANY rnEutuuyc ot
thr participants tur loar ot hcluU hin.
self u,ot asa Target
Nal.euhure ir % humict of hut ono.
with ,oal mluc- aud miurr, az her
doors ou c,rry side and thy turbulent
rIrmyut &. therefore large specially
sine, tho ,uil,c of h-t ,umncr after
which many miners who 0crr etcadv
mru aud had accumulated e'wc
property. moved away.
NATIONAL G. \. v MEETING.
m'usbip ut tHdtos 'oumtttco.
lulINuID kN. Nurrh lt.,ol
Thomas a Shirley. president ut thv
g. a E y.tI.yn. ,omwltrc. has rc.
rrl,od % lcttvr from Nh. llcurN s.
Bitrr wife oI IuuI-,lIc- mayor av.
vrptur tbr ybarmnushlpu the h,iice
committee tor thr vutrruiumcnt of
tbr ndiye attending thc cucamp
mrut uhiyb had been lrudrrcd hcr
~hv hriur nuc of thc ly1drrs ot Louis
,Ilr eoylrty hcr position win oe-ur,
uu urr8uIs,tiou composed ot th, repre-
uuutNr hdic- ot thc ,lt,
v,nstoo t,snioug surgeons.
NN-u>ouuN Nuyh o. Pension cN
uwIp.ur surgeons vrrr appointed to
.uI.us oIluot. \rvkrh oe On. o.
D. IHIU. y ID iu.I HuI NJ. W NWNh
AItu ub ID. g. g. Dau,nl,. Nlhcr
Nvh pr % o. wWl. Er1 ,lpud. Nrh.
pr O. /. N,kec'eE
,anl ep u.I .'urI uI tbc United
Nab. rg,,uur gui'rr e..,,y dIvd al
NH.E.uHlnu nu iIH 'Na.
ftsshN tsritu thut,h
NcNt "Wednesday evening tbo louu.
pruplcs EudcaNor society will give
turc treat at thc rrvshy torisu church
consisting of music and rryitallous ID
which SOME ut tho best talent ~ o1
city will hc represented
nr lurrow b. noW ready Go Wvgt hl
many customers and fricuds, llv ha
nice uuartrte and +, prepared to pra,
t'co all of the now mcthods iu donti,
fv Graduated at thc kansas NiN
dental college March 4. l,p1. took ht
nrst course in thr school .u >1und 'n
before coming to the territory ohy'
la rooms 4 aud =, Victor Moch. % lO
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Miss Patterson has returned from
s.. Louis with a beautiful line of late
styled hats aud patterns of novelties.
The ladies are invited 90 call and be
fitted iu a new Easter hat lG -
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rr.sb,tsri,utbur,b

NcNt "Wednesday evening tbo Young
Peoples sudcaNor society will give a
rare treat at she rrcshy ytorisn church,
consisting uf music and rr,itatlnus iu
which some ut tho best talent ~ o1r
city viii hc represented
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Miss Maud Burch, the lady whistler
win furnish the music Saturday night