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The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24
Trustees Sale.

INT otice Is hereby given that by yirgs -LN of the authority in me vested by q certain deed in trust executed by JOrdar Duke and Harriet Duke, his wife. 10 me ss Trustee, 10 secure centsin indebitdnfss therein mentioned 10 l.. RCllpage X Co.. xhta said deed in trust appears Uf record ID Er corder's office Of St. Francis County, Arnir sas, in Record of Trust Deeds Vol. ID, psge 3e9, 1 will.
 SATURDAY, THE 1sT DAY OF YEBRuARY, lse at the Court House door in the town oi FG' rest City, Arkansas, between the houls ol 7 o'clock A. II, and o'clock F. Nj. Of sad zl offer and sell to The highest and best edlfI for cash. the following lands, situated ln st Francis County. Arkansas. to-wit:
 The Southeast quarter ot section iNehg' five l25) Township four (4l North, lsange as u) East, containing one hundred and s'p acres. more or less.
 Also. the North half of the Northes'' osr ter of the Northwest l. of section seventies Township four A North, Range two Izl fAs. containing say twenty acres oi land noie less.
 Said sale is made 10 satisfy the debt seeais. aD by said deed in trust. Seven hundred ou@' and interest. now past due and unpaid, January 18th. 1895. R. l.. SHADE
 Trustee
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Commissioners Sale of Real Fs.,.,

N ottce is hereby given that undey and A, ~ virtue of a decretal order of Ibs z; Francis Circuit Court in Chaneery s,p.s rendered on the sth day Of the Sentsal,.. Term, 1895. thereof. in a certain ess'. therein pending wherein tue Atlantic Trs, Company Is plaintiff and John s. k. coy., et. si. are defendants. the Undersigned v~ as Commissioner of said Court, on
 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY BrH. Hss. at the door of the Court House in st. Praae, County. State of Arkansas, within tho bon,. prescribed by law for judicial sales. oger tr sale at pubic outcry. 10 tbe hInnest b9s, on a credit of six months. the following K. crihed real estate and personal properlf. tO-wit:
 The <. F.. 1-4 and & l.3 of N. E. l4 Sec. A and the s. E l-4 ana \ i-2 $. ". l-4 ste. Z. All in T. i \. h. 6 l.. in the aggregate ~ acrs, lying and being situated in slid St Fna cis County. and State Of Arkansas.
 Notes with approved security will be F. quired Of purchasers. and lien win be reisnca on said lands to secure the payment thered January 1, 1856 T. C. f0LBRE
 Clerk ald COnlmiss0Gei,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Gen. Forrest Lodge. No B. Knights of SNihias. Meets every Monday night al Castle Hali Geo r. IaA Tor. t. C.; Sol Lewis. K. ot k. and S Wishing Knights aiways welcomed.
 Forrest Cuy Lodge. No. ;ia5. Knights and Ladies Of Honor. fleets every I'd and 4ih Fri day night in each month. R. J. Williams. frotectress; Mrs. N. W. lzard. Secretary. St. Francis Lodge No. i92 Knights of Honor. Meets every lst md Sd Friday nights in each month. J. FUndi en, Dlctator; Jno. 1. Jones. Reporter.
 Forrest City olge. No. l9S, F. & A NJ Meets every lst an 3t Tuesday night m each month. Ii. r. Doo,es W. NJ. J. II. Tipton, secre. tary
 Forrest City Chapter. No. GO, R. A. NJ Meets .d Tuesday n each month. r. F. TayIor. High Priest; E. k. Shade. Secretary.
 Anoilo Comlnanderv, No II, K. T. Meets 4ih "Wednesday night in each month. Peter Briekey. k. C.; F. rurley, Recorder.
 N. E. Torres, Encampment Ex.confcder. hies. Meets lsi saturday in each month l B eandels, Comnlabder; l.. Landyoigt. Adiu. tant.
 n, Noeimen Of the World Camp 2o Geo P. Iaflor. (, C.; K. k SIade Clerk Meets lsf Thursday night in eaeu month
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Hnw'S This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY x Co.,. Toledo. o. We the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for last 15 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business trans actions and financially able to carry out any obligations made their by firm.
 WEST x TRUAX.
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
 WALDISG. KINNAS X MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo 0. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by ali Druggists. Testim0- nals free
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Dyspepsia Twenty-Five Years.

Mir. A. Y. Sheats. Kingston. Ga, says. May 3lst, 1895: Il was troubled with Dyspepsia for twenty i've years, and could get no permanent relief from any treatment or medicine until began the use of King Royal Germeteur, some five years ago. It gave me great relief, and after the lapse of fiv- years. l can recOm- mend 1t as the best medicine 1 know of for Indigestion and Dyspepsia. This case is but one out of thousands which prove that for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and all stomach troubles, Germeteur cures when all else fails. New package, large bottle, 10S doses, S1. For sale by D. C. Webb
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WHEATLEY TIM ES.

Mir. and Mrs. Ali Fleener have nov ed back to Whatley from Goodwin. Mrs. Robt. Hinton. of Forrest City, is visiting the family of w. E. Brookes.
 ]. NJ. Lovejoy is quite ill with pneu- monia. this being the eighth time he has had it.
 Griff Waldrup left last week for Memphis in search of employment. He is a most worthy young man and we wish him success.
 w. B. Brookes, Jr.. returned SatIIr- day night from Valparaiso. Ind. |. where iie lately finished the course in the Northern Indiana. Commercial Col lege. The school is considered the most thorough in the United States. Eastman'S excepted.
 Mss Pauline Murphy was married Monday afternoon to N B. FiZer, of Forrest City. at the home of F. J. Medley. Mrs Fizer is a lady of most engaging manners and amiable dispo- sition. She possesses q lovely charac ter and will make many friends in her new home. The groom is cultured gentleman and has a host of friends throughout the county who wish him and his fair bride all the happiness that lite affords.
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CHURCHES AND SABBATH SCHOOLS.

Methodist Episcopal Church. south-Rev. F. F.. Taylor. pastor. Services every sunday al II d. m. und 10 r. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday night at :ido clock. Sabbath school every SundHy mOrnIng at 10 o'clock. C.. F. Mallory, superintendent. The pubic is cor dially invited Ladies Aid Soc.ety meets every Tuesday afternoon at o'clock al the parsun- age.
 Presbyterian ChurchSahhath school every Sunday murniug at g:;D. N. j. Matthews, Sup eriniendeht The public Is cordially invited.
 Baptist Church-Eld. r. tuzemau. pastor. Services every Sunday aI il a. and :iJ D. m Prayer meeting every Wednesday night al ID o'clock. sabbath School every sunday morning at 10 o'clock. J. R. Sanders, supt me public will be cordially welcome.
 Episcopal Church-Rev. F.. J Williams. rec. tor. Services every l>t and 3d Sahlnith morn Ing and night in each month at II and o'clock respectively. Sabbath school every Sun. day morning al g:.U. Walter German. SUI perlnlendent The public Is cordially well e"med, and earnestly invited to worship with Us.
 Catholic Church-No service at present.
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Notice of Application

INT otice is hereby given that win .. :, -I@ miuistTator of The estate Of | D H s @ ker, deceased. apply 10 the Pr0hate f.,..'s, va, Si, Francis County. Arkansas. on inc Ips'' ,-,h I oi teOruury. losG. for an order tp sell ,ha " " lowing described real estate: '"e 'O' Lots l, 7. j, 4, 1.and $; Block a. An :, Block 43. An undyedcd interest in lnts .t, s.Is v t. Block G. Lots l and : .,loes sa ,aa sla section 2O and 29. Town Of Goodwin -'a A. the $. W. l% \ ". A4 Sec. Is, $. E. s'Esaa' aa' r, Township 4'N Range West. Also sS'., SV wagon aaa head of cattle. For tbs ss .ss pose of payiug the debts of:said estate 'U'
 M. NICHOLS. Adnr
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Commissioners Sale of Real Estate

 NJ otice is hereby given that under s''a < ' 1S virtue of A decretal order oi lns l..,s. " Francis Circuit Court in Chancefy sa.'s. ts. rendered iOn the Tth day Ct the SePt..~ S4su.s,s Term. 1895. thereof. in certain cause lns.,,s pending. where,n the A tlantic Irust uopp"s ui, sr is pIaint,ff and john r. k. Cowan ct M; c,~. @s defendants, the undersigned will, as tue WI missioner of saiG court. on
 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l5ra, isA' at the door Of inc Court House in st fia"r saH,. County. State of Arkansas. within ,us s'fa Ier prescribed by law for tudicml saies; us, ssa, m sale at public outcry 10 the highest 'pluss a credit Of six mont 2. the following '. .sp. real estate and persolNi properly II, n-"uI tI se. The s, 1-2 of S. W. I4 Sec. 22: ". E ?, except one acre our of s. k. corneiL, J k 4 and F.. f-2 of N W. i4 Sec. 2s All ln ae,ts4 C F.. Containing in the aggregate ,i',ag r's apa and al- machinery on id land. AHns% ns,sra d being situated in St. Francis Couh'!' Arkansas nhe rn Notes with approved security VII VII ee re quired of purchasers and lien win .'ueOt tained on the land to secure the p"' thereof ,,pr Jannary I. 1896. Y. C. foL.;ppsiona.
 Clerk aud ComTn'slV.-.-.
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Notice for Publicatlo,
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE RocK. An.

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK. a,v
 Notice ia horohv ,,,,.y Jany, Il. ls96' ,s@ ,ss@s named settler has filed nOrjce cf Iu h iollosiAs to make final proof in support Inf sin sin'e 'eliicu aud that said proof will he made bl's bnss elaih County Clerk of St. Francis coun,, 'eiofe lAs City, Ark. on Feby. p. lsv6. VIZ. q. M toiia T. N. R. $ E. '' h' Ae . He names the following wltnaesa.
 hls continuous residence upon sn5 opF0't lion Of said land. viz: W. k. Weave, eu,l'1 Giles, G. NJ. Pettus, W. C. peasisy' B ] Forrest City, Ark. |. i ile,, l',,,, vf
 keps.,
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An Old Soidler's:Reoommendatlon.

An Olu SOiCieT SsReCOTnr1enOdtI
 In the late war I was q soldier in the First Maryland Volunteers. Company G. During my term of service l con tracted chronic diarrh9a. Since then l have used a great amount Of medicine but when l found any that would give relief it would injnre my stomach, un- til Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy was brought to my notice. used it and will say 1t is the only remedy that ever give me perma- nent relief and m bad results follow
 l take pleasure it recommending this preparation to all of my old comrades. who. while giving their services to IhPlr country. contracted this dread ful disease as l did. from eating un- wholesome and uncooked food. Yours truly, X. E. BENDING. ITalspv. Oregon
 For sale by John H. Tipton, Druggists.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH. ish'
Commissioners Sale of Real Es'a's

NrOtice is hereby given That niide's ni a, grsp. ~ virtue of q decretai order ot tne iie;ag rer cis Circuit Court in Chancery sh'a h.'hereof 70 dered at tho September term. 1874, ,n, harein '. q certain cause therein pendinF a,s W r. r. Evans. e. ale. gre plaln,lhs, Iih hich erief Thomas, at. aIs. are defeDdants. "adSs ,tss sra of sale was renewed on March lslh' ,sa, saa again renewed on September lmn. Con the undersigned appointed spee'"I will $ missioner, to execute said decteSo, S,ourt. op the special Commissioner of said oo'
 SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ssTH' l'''e ro,,ssl at the door of the Court House iq arssa,.s sSs City. St. Francis County, state ,,, z, fnr iusf within the hours prescribed oy , h" ontcrJ D cini sales, offer for sale at puph,u', 0o of ihfe the highest bidder on crsuIi., uIIi.,owiug de months from date of sale, the Ao''0 ecribed real estate, to-wit; ., ,uarter q
 The South part of the Soutneas. s scres Q Section B, T5 x. l. E. containins 'S
 St. Francis County. Arkansas -al be f
 Note with approved securiD 'yill be r.. quired of the purchaserand lioh a a' 'nsymea' tained on the land to secure 'upRwIs thereof. T. C' M,n;ssionef Jan. 22nd, 1896. Special Counn JNo. GATLISG, Solicitor.
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Notice OfFinal Set,Ia

Notice is hereby given that uu, final settlement as guardian ns lh inake m, mt the January term is96, of th. gun S,l hyl. Probate court and ask for my dse,s S.; traut < such guardian. "'sehatge |.
 $. D. AppERsor ro, c,, Onardian LouIp,I,..,.
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FORREST CITY POsToFFICE.

o open rom a. m. 10 D. In.. except Sunday Open sunday from II a. m. to 12m. Mails close hali an hour before train schedule. except night mati west a1d morning mail east. which close at D. m.
 Star Route Mali for Cooper and Newcastle. Ark. depart at p.tu. Oil Tuesdays Thursdays sud Saturdays.
 k. I. SCOrT, Postmaster
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Dissolution Not,co

Nhe co-partnership hererofo,.
 "A tween U. '. bnnks and " eams'ihs h. Martin, Banks [: Co.,. at How.n has,ia. \ PaIessins T%h SGns'{' Xrs and s as w. & Martin rs dissolved, aud G, T. BauLs" suty is htrr'. thorlzed to collect all indebtednns, s.erehy ss all liabilities. W "sss ,and tn !.
 Jan. F, lSy6. " rSs 2. MaarI,
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TwoLIves Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas. of Junction City. Ill. was told by hef doctors She had Consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr. King x New Discovery completely cured her and she says it saved her life. MT. ThOs. Eggers. 159 Florida St. San Francisco. suffered with a dreadful cold. approach
 ing Consumption. tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is naturally thank full. It is such results. of which these are samples. that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at J. II. Tipton's Drug Store. Regular size soc. and s1.00
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24
FRIDAY ArTERNooN. JAN. ?. lsoe

NOTE.-The officers of secret societies. pas ltors of churches. agents of railroads. or others
 interested. are requested and urged to keep ssis advised of any changes occurring. so that ishs colTmn may he reliable and of value to ther respective interests. This directory Is corrected to date of paper. and nay be de- spcnded upon.-ED.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24

Judge First Judicial District. III N Hutton
 Address. Marianna. Ark. Prosecuting Attorney. T. Hicks
 Address, Searcy. Ark
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Dissolution Not,oo

T7he partnership exis,;.
 -L- l.. Boon and w g, Nar,is .oetween m estine. Ark. St. Francis Co,,ns@ co. ct p. uaue" "l W. l.. Boon. is herebv y, 4, nnder s us mutual consent. and ". l., poon sa'Ssoyea Y to collect all outstanding deb,an H autborss
 ". L. Roo,
 N.S. MAsr,s'.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24

The southbound passegpr train jump ed the track just below Marianne last Friday evening. Three cars left the track. detaining the train about three hours.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24

Who weeps with you when you are sad, and laughs with you when you are glad, and swears with you when you are mad? The editor. Who has to be both kind and wise, and Deypr (hardly ever) lies. and when he does. creates surprise? The editor. Who owns d heart as we'll as cheek. is pos sessed of spirit proud but meek, and lives on 40 cents a week? The edtOr.- Ex.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-24

Aldermen-.Ias, Russell. |. D. Baugh. Walter German. l.. k. Gr0hmyer. C. il. Huvans Board of iieaith-Dr. J. F Siune Dr. C. C. Mhite, E. T. Gray, Ed Landvoigt
 Council meets on First and Third Tuesday ! nights III eacu month.
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COUNTY OFFICERS

Judge. ....-... ..lno $. R. Cowan. Forrest :City Sheriff ............W E. Williams Forrest IJty Clerk +...........T c folhre Forrest City Ireasuier..-... .D. F.. liamblcton. Forrest City Assessor. James Brown. Forrest City Surveyor. ........ ....... D. Davis. Forrest City Coroner. ....E. \. Rolfc. Forrest Ciiv County Examiner. Prof. ]. l3. Sanders. For
 rest City.
 St Francis County Circuit Court meets on the second Monday Tn March and Septem Der of each year, ana continues three weeks.
 County Court meets on FirSt'M plday in Jan nary. April. July and October of each year All claims against the county must be filed on eor before the nrst day of each term.
 Probate Court meets on Third Monday in January. April. July and October of each year
 TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
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'gistrates Madison Township.
NJ CNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Town of Forrest City.
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STATE OFFICERS.
JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT.
JUDICIAL OFFICERS.

Address. Little k,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-17

Soon after he was locked up he became
very III and his moaning and grooming
could be heard in the next room where
Granlee was meditating on how long it
would take the Washington mail to
bring his pardon to Fort Douglas. Co
ing into the room where the youth was
lying on his bunk complaining of being
ooh. so SICK" Granlee asked what was
the matter. From the answer he got
he thinks the young man must have
misunderstood the question. Looking
mp and winking at Granlee he said:
Come here Kid. you stick to me-hic-
make no idle fatal plays, an I'll git
you outer here"
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island, are now visiting at West Point.
They expect to return TO Fort Douglas
early in June.
The regular monthly inspection and
parade of the troops will be held Mon
day at 9 a. m.
The band gave complimentary con-
cert to Colonel Theaker on Wednesday
evening.
LieutenantsColonel Coate left yester-
day for Chicago.
Lieutenant Newton now has charge
of the post farm.
The weather has been so unfavorable
lately that the fifteen mile practice
marches have been left off the pro-
gramme.
Drill and parade were resumed on
The resignation of non-commissioned
officers is not always accepted now
without an investigation.
Private John Marsick of company A,
will be discharged on the 25th inst at
the expiration of five years service.
Private small of company D. is ap-
pointed artificer in the place of Shipp.
relieved.
Musician Bum, of the band, who
made a fast move last week in the di-
rection of Ogden with the intention of
joining the circus, was arrested upon
telegram from the adjutant and
escorted back to the post by Sergeant
Jansen and lodged in the bastile. He
will be tried by general court
Company F has organized a baseball
club with Maley as captain and will
post. They have arranged for game
with company G today at 10 a. m. on
the athletic grounds.
Friday was the day selected by sew
eral company commanders for the
weekly half hour open air athletic exer-
cises for their companies Considering
the inactivity of the command for a
number of months subsequent to the
pick and shovel campaign of last fall
and summer, the exercises were not
altogether bad and will doubtless i'm
prove with the weather.
Friday is considered an unlucky day
among the military of the fort. The
weekly general fatigue comes around
with surprising regularity every Friday
afternoon, the old guard fatigue party
alone being excused. This, in addition
to the necessary preparations for the
weekly Saturday inspection, makes
Friday a Jonah.
A young recruit of company Q had
been drinking and was placed in the
guard house over night to sober up.
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FOR SALE.

$4,000 pansies. daisies and bedding
plants. Pansies from zoe. to 4Oc. per
dozen. A new white geranium given
TO every customer buying for 81 or
more at the Cottage Garden green
houses, corner Third East and Fiji
teenth South. Office under Walker
Bros. bank. c. CRAMER, Prop.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-17

The Three Crown Baking Powder,
manufactured by Hewlett Bros, is
among the best baking powders on the
market today. ITS leavening strength
and purity are above even those con-
coded by almost every household to, be
the best J. T. KINGSBURY,
Chemist University of Utah
It will be seen by the above that
there is no need of buying imported
goods, but support home manufacture.
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LOUISE BoYDENs RECITAL.
An Entertainment ut the School of
Expression

IN Entertainment ut the School of
Expression.
At Louise Boyden's school of expression
last evening a recital was given by the
pupils TO a number of invited guests. :
the entertainment proved very delight
full affair, many of the pupils showing
marked talent and excellent training.
Miss Jessie Colburn's reading of The
I rinceSS Imra," was very good Miss
Hose Morris gave the Waltz OF the
WatZeS" on the piano, finished rendition
and charming little Marjorie Mulvey did,
h or little recitation as clean cut as a.
cameo. The evenings entertainments
marks the closing of the school for the
summer season. The following is thel
programme in full: ,
Piano Solo. Selected
Miss Rose Morris. j
The Princess 1mra'' Miss Jessie Colburn,
''Renyi" Master Frank Foote
Scene 3, act iv.-"Julius Caesar.
Masters Frank Colburn and Foster
Recitation NEARER My God to Thee"i
Mabel Zerby.
''The Last Hymn" ............F rothinghaml
Mrs. Taylor.
John Maynard" Master Denny Reader
FMaJory Lee" Marjorie Mulvey,
Piano Selecuon- $500.
............ The Waltz of the Waltzes."i
Miss Rose Morris.
~How Salvador Won. ...................
.....................El Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Master Foster Curtis.
f'The Froward Duster'' bob Burdette
Tissie Mifflin.
'-The Ride on Piano" Frank Colburn
'-Selling the Baby" ....-....... Mabel Ray
%Paul Revere's Ride" .....LongfelloM
( Annie Elliot.
The Owl Critic" .......... Maud GALLAGHER
Wreck of the Hesperus" .Longfellow
Willie Davis.
AUX Italians ............O Owen Meredith
Mrs. Louise Boyden.
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My entire stock of new. and stylish
millinery will be sold regardless of
cost to close out quick.
MRS. NJ. j. BURROWS,
80 Main Street
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Demorest toilet parlors will. remove
from Templeton hotel to Scott-Auer-
bach building on May 20, reception
room 80
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Liberty Park NJ E.-Public preaching
at II. The jubilee exercises of the Bp-
worth league will be celebrated by
chapter No. 9629 at 7:9O. j. H. Gertz,
president. Sunday school at $780, H. W.
Parker, superintendent Junior league at
4. Mrs. Carter. president Class for
Bible study Wednesday att p. m. J. D.
Gillian, pastor.
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tanning his patrons very pleasantly on
this occasion.
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The ticketsifor the course of lectures
in French can be obtained at Calder's S.
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COINS GRAND REMOVAL SALE.

COINS GRAND REMOVAL SALE.
Second week of the series of sales OF.
choice dry goods In accordance with
their previous announcement Great
crowds throngsd their establishment all.
last week, which shows how thoroughly.
their removal sale is recognized as the.
great and genuine BARGAIN EVENT.
OF the season. Their entire stock will
be sold before removal no matter what
the sacrifice may be.
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THE CHURCHES.
Religious Notices Inserted Free in
This Column il Handed in Before
Noon on Saturday.

Y. NJ. c. A.-2S West Second South
street. Young Mems rally today at p.
m. Address by Hon. Frank Pierce. Sub
ject: Rocks in Professional Life"
Special music by the popular Y. NJ. c. a.
quartette. All men are invited and will
be most cordially welcomed. Service
closes promptly at p. m.