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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
OGDEN GaIswAY IS OPEN
All ths Roads Thz: Have Bcsinsss There
usy Pass 1hrorSH-

Chicago. June i9.-It has been definite
IL decided ,hst hereafter the ogden
gateway will be open 10 al q tie roads
that have business there. and THAI the
Union Pacihc Rin have no advantages.
and no Disadvantage. as compared with
is competitors al that point A confer
ence was held today between representa-
-ives OF the lines interested In the bGsi-
ress. aai this much was settled The
conclusions now are tha; TIE entire mat
ter VIII be settled without a war IN the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
TOO HOT FOR AMI Use
Central Kansas has it over q Hundred and
ArksusaS Suffers

Lincoln Centre, Kan, June is.-The
weather ih-ouchou; this part OF the state
has been intensely hot sihce Wednesday.
ranging from les % I05 degrees. Three
deaths from suns;roke have been report
ed. besides halt dozen pros1rationS-
Lizzie Rock. Ark. June 1e-Today was
the hottest June day N years A. II
O'Clock the mercury had climbed 70 ss.
But few pros1rations were reported. due
% the fact tha; outdoor labo- vas sus-
oeadei and little or no street traffic car-
rad On
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
COFFE3 AND SCGAR MARKETS

New York. June l9.-Cofee--Opt.oas OPEN
ed steady, unchanged 20 points lower.
which basis was MAINTAINED throughout the
morning Europe sold. room traders pur-
chased Cable news was u1sa tisfsctory Z:
Brazilian receipts offset by warehouse de-
liver .ss; closed steady az urchaug ged prices
70 ) points net decline; September. S.lo
Spot coffs%-R.o dull; No. invoice, nc;
No. Z iobb.ng. Sc. M.ld-Quist; Cordova,
1Ili17l4c
Sugac-Psw firm: fair refining. g; cen
tr.fugal. ~ test 3i.c; refined firm; mould
A. SC: standard 4 and confectiOners 4,
~: cU;loaf and crushed. 5Asc. powdered.
5isc: powdered. 5isc; sranulated, 4t.c;
cubes. &C
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York June ls-The dry goods mar
kec closed the week with a fairly good ton.
prevailing Woolen good. showed a very
steady feeling. STAPLE cottOas on the other
hand. are slower II responding 20 genera
cor dlGons Coarse colored cottons are the
subpe-t OF a steady request. Prints n al
grades are improved Fall demands are
heavy and Increasing GtnghSms AMI
woven shirti7gs are IN steady request
among manufacturers for Shipping use. The
rriat cloth market while show ng a no.n-
nal iec.,re is. in reality, as firm as az the
weeks oyArt-g
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
Miss Atkinson i. sti.I Champion

Philadelphia, June 19-Miss Juliette
Atkinson, the clever lawn tennis expert
rom Brooklyn, is once more champion
or America she today won back from
Miss Bessie Moore Of Ridgewood, y. J.,
ner conqueror Of last year, the iaurels
she held in 1895, the score being 6-3; 6-S;
4-6; 2-s; s-3
In the championship double. final
round: Miss Juliette Atkinson and Miss
Kathleen Atkinson beat Mrs. Frank Ed
wardsa nd Mss Edith Ristan, 6-2; 6-l;
81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
Shippers,

". J. Smith of iPednon. rad IN one car
of hogs.
Charles Dorsey OF South Haven was here
with one car Of hogs
J. ". Workman OF Lyons had one car OF
hogs On the market
A. B. Crawford OF Garden Plain had II
one car OF hogs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
PITTsBURG. Z; BALTIMORE, !


Baltimore, Nd June lS.-It was anybody s
game today until the last inning. when the
Pttsburgs won out by some timely hitting,
aided by Jennings error Both teams field
Cd well. Ely's work at short was especial
Iy brilliant hillen was in superb form.
Brodie's Baltimore friends presented him
with dia mond PIN and pair OF cuff but
tons. Attendance 1855. Score:
Baltimore ..x.OIoo 2
Pittsburs .-.--..-...0 o. eo015-7 ,
Batteries: Baltimore, Hoffer and Bower
man; PIttsburg. hillen and Sugden- I'm
p-re-Hurst
NEW YORK, S; CLEVELAND. 4.
New York June l9.-Errors by Van Hal
treIl and Holmes allowed Cleveland 10 score
IN the first inning, but after that the Giants
brdced up and played good ball. With
tTo men N bases II the fourth, Holmes
sent the ball over the fence for home run
Attendance 10000. Score:
RHE
New York .....-.0 0o32so '-Sl2 I
Cleveland ..-.-:..-----l o o o2sI oO-4 5
Batteries: New York Sullivan and War
Ter; Cleveland, Wilson. Young and O'Con-
ror- Cmp2t-ODay.
BOSTON, I: CHICAGO. J.
Boston, srSss.. June 1S.-GanzePs batting
Was feature OF tooay's game with Chics.
90. The Boetons played the better feldine
game, as team. The game was largely
battle Of pitchers. with Nichols the mors
-A1-IFS- -AtLeitodIlce o,DJo score;
RHE
Boston .-7l4 0
chicago .--..-........1 000O0-3 3
Batteries. Boston, Nichols and Bergen,
Chicago, Griffith and Kittridge. Cmpire-
Lynch.
ST. LOUIS. 3; PHILADELPHIA. 4.
Philadelphia, Pa. June ls.-After an en-.
oeaEor TO present roday's game TO the Phi
Leg In the fourth Inning by punching three
rank errors, the Browns batted out a VIC
tory IT the ninth Carsey, the PHILADELPHIA
est on, had the satisfaction of defeating
rs oid comrades. Attendance 5,202- Score
Ri E
s. Louis ---.-....-....2 0oO0I11-5 5I3 5
Batteries: St, Lous. Carsey and Douglass,
philadelphia, Wheeler and Boyle. Cmpires
Mcdonald and McDermott-
WASHINGTON. L3; LOUISVILLE, 7.
Washing ton, .. C. June ls3The Senators
made At three straight from the ColonePs
today Hi was knocked out Of the box
IN The fourth inning. and Magee, who took
rs place. d.d little better. Reilly. after
an animated discussion with aIr. Emslie in
regard 70 i Gectson. was removed from tn,
ground, sBrown tax etnecrgn, 2sCw IL ETA
grounds, Brown taking center field ana
NrIgiey switching 10 third. Attendance
2,5ca. Score:
RHE
Washington ........0 O5aI221.-ls IS
LOUISVILLE ..---..--.--.i 0 o 0 o 0 = Y
Batteries: Washington, King and Farrell;
Louisville. Hill, Magee and Dexter. I'm,
plre-Emslie-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
France the Low Countries and the Channel
Report Rough Weather.

Rotterdam, June 1a--The streets ot
this city have been flooded By severe
Storm o: rain and wind Nhich has done
much damage 10 all coast towns. In the
LATER, however. 70 lives are reported
los.
Antwerp. June Ie.-Ssven fishing boats
% the Belgian coast have been lost with
all their crews. and twenty fishing h-oa-s
have been los; OF Scaeveaingen, On the
Dusch coast
Dover. England. June Is.-The storm
IN The channel continues. \ large s1sa-
-ler Is reported adrist sai the cross
channel boats are greatly delayed.
Parls. June ls.-Ths GzUl3is today
says :ha, twenty people were killed aai
esgaSy injured il ne cyclone which
swept over the village % Bessons. Col
om5us and Asaieres yesterday AFTER
MON
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
Geo 2 Barse. Pres J Il Waite. Ssc-Trezs
BARSE coaw,ss,as a,1S Stock c.

Rooms I-2-zS 1--we Sock Exchange BIG
KANSAS CITY No
Ca2stzI Sock S-ta.e. Pad Up
L yo1 vz-t Stcc<-rs o. -ss1s-S- write
Is Reasonable advances Expsrtszce.
ssIsszel Il eacE department Cattle. Hogs
A,e sseS.- Ts-e2Ac1s 50.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
IANfES POSTPONTD
College Ra<ebaIi Games

New York. June ls.-princeton won the
championship from Yale toSav IN go
on Manhattan field. which was poorly nIsv-
ed. aud replete with costly errors on both
sides Fully l0,ooo people filed the grand
stand. Score:
r n 2
trtaceton ---..-........ 12s1IO0-N ;
5,e -----..----------2 0 : 3 90 0I-Sfa /.
Batteries; Princeton. Kafer and Jsynes.
a--- Goodwin. Fsary and Hecker.
Can-oridge. Mass, June I9.-Holy Cross
{, harvard =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20

Cutouss-IEspectei sovs and stays.
No. Dock Av. Prise. No Deck Av. Priea
= 50 70 g 07iz u - IS Ss5
CATTLE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
REDS ARE SHUT OUT
AND THE GR0OMS CONE WITHIN
ONE OF THE SAME.

Kennedy Allows the Visitors Only Three
Hits and They are Scateering-Ptrates
Take q Tremendous spurt In the Ninth
and the Champions Taste Defeat
Giants Get Twice a. Many Runs as the
Indians-Bosteu serves the Colts Their
Accustomed Fare-Browns Make Mis-
take and Win-W estern Games
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
MORE HIT THE PIPE
USE oF OPIUM on THE INCREASE
N san FRANCISCO.

'rAnd Jury Reports the Growing of the
Stringent Measures to Abate the Evil
There L. Also Evidence Thas Yoang
White Girls are Eatie<d Into Chi.ess
Opium Dens. lmbratsd With Opium
aud Finally n.de subjset to the Wishes
of Chinese Visitors to the Joints.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
TEN WEEKS
The Longest Stay Ever lads In Siesita b
IraIslias Physicians and Sarsesax

Proof OF the Unprecedented Success
OF tn. 0erman-American Staff os
Physicians and Surg>ons-Hsny
of Our Most Prominent Sstizens
Testify TO Their Rare Ability ana
Are Thankful That They Over.
came Prejudice and Took ths Sps.
ci:iiSsS' Treatment.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
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Bsye-s aza sap2e-s os
BUTTER. EG6S AID POULTRY

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sa-57-s SlB 1z1 = - ;ses- zse-ssg
= Er.se Is - z-freS.
Rsss-.ase. Gs.-zz3 Sat.o7zl Szzk
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
BROOKLYN, /; CINCINNATI q

New York June is.-The rookIyn club
closed the series this afternoon with a we'll
earned victory over the Cincinnati club.
Kennedy pitched splendid game, and al
lowed his opponents but three scattering
hts. Attendance 5.iS4. Score:
r Fl z
Brooklyn ...-.-.0 0000o1o'-I 3
Cincinnati .-..-----.-.0 o. 90 2
Batteries: Brooklyn, Kennedy and Grim,
S.rcinrsau, Dwysr and ePitz. Umpire
Sheridan
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
GRAIS AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago grain and pro iIce markets fur
nished by K. l. Bostick. Commission Mer-
chant, rooms 10 and u Jver Kansas Ma.
tional bank. TelsphOre 81.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
THE HOFFMAN INQUEST.

San FTancisco. June Is.-Tae evidence
introduced al the Hoffman inquest sp-
osrentiy establishes beyond reasonable
question the fac, ihas Isaac Hoffman was
murdered. but by whom and sor what
motive there Is nothing before the core
rer's jury 70 show. During The inquest
,oday several ulimporcani witnesses
we-e examined upon various p0grts
touching re relations existing between
Hoffman and his mothsr-in-law. Mrs. A.
exa1dsr. When the i-QEes; was adjourn
sd Coroner Hawkins announced his in
tenfion of calling Figel as the frs, wiz
ess OF Monday morning.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20

San FrarciScc. June fs-The grand
jury committee o. gambling. opium dens
ard lotteries has submitted a report in
which attention is called 20 the growing
Use OF opium in this city. The commit
lee suggests that more se-inger. meas
ures sloEid ae adopsed - rsstricc The evi.
The report u the committee says in pa.,.
We have Obtained Information CO the
rnoS- convincing character that white
gir!S between Tia ages &C IS and 20 are
enssced I-i0 these dsrs. become regular
haoitUes and finally are su5jecs waolly
70 the wishes os ;he Chinese visitors"
NORTOS'S DEFALCATIoNS.
San Francisco. JGGe 1s.-The evening
papers today publish sensational state
merits . tEe eject tn. Isaac Norton. TIE
cashier Of re Internal reve2ue office who
clmmi,ted suicide on "Wednesday last
was a dstaIlIer . the exie7: OF SO. Coo
The Official by whom an investigation
.2;o the affairs o. she ofice are being
made deciicss % either affirm o. deny
the statement.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20

\ merchant offers substitutes because
he makes a lot ot money On tasn Good
articles caaao; 5e p; On the market =;
= aigh profit.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
Western League Ga m -s.

Al Cofumous- Ri z
Columbus ---...-.----.o 3lI2 OBJ Is /
Detroit .--.--.-..----.-4 0 0 l 10 3-S 70 4
Batteries Columbus, Ean.eIs. Retger and
Fisher; Detroit. Egan and frost,
At Kansas City RHE
Kansas CITY -....-..---.I o 0 OBJ Il 9
M-'lLeapohS -.-.-.--..--..3 . l . IS /!
Batteries: Kansas City, Abbey and Ban
ford. Minneapolis, Baker, Hutchinson and
BOYLE
Al Milwaukee Ri z
Milwaukee .......-....I 300Oo0Os-i
81 Paul ------..-..-...0 1000-I !
Batteries: Milwaukee, Re.dy and Speer;
8 PcCl. Barnett and Spies.
Al Cecar RAPIDS p 2
Grand Rapids .--.--..00I 1OOIo-27 >
ladianapoi.s ..------.-0 } o 900 10 - !
Batteries; Grand Rapids Gayle, Brady
and Twineham; Indianapolis. Foreman and
kahoe. -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
Western Association Games.

At Burlington RHE
burlington .........O .OsnO1h0ohI ,
HocAfoEd ---.---.---..-2 , I 20 0 1-5 6 5
atteries: Burlington We.uer and Berry
Hih' Rockford Anderson and HUFF.
a A. quincy Ii E
Dubuque -...-.-.--...-o o00I0I-4 Q O
quincy ----.-----...-.-o > oI eO00-3 5 !,
Batteries: Dubuque. Butler and Suuiva,
quincy, Hacket and Traffey.
GAMES POSTPONED.
AZ St Jeseph-The game was forfeited =.
% =; Joseph, 20 d. on account or Peor.a
refusing 70 play with Umpire Midgley.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20

SALES.

Wichita. Nan. June -. 1857.
HOGS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20

Cezaas r-zY - sssEt, h.xs s<Ts<su>nEs -
- s-ses. sxsS-S. /. s<&-y.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
TIE BANK STATEMENT

New York. June iS-The weekly bark
statement shows The fotl5zszz chzrEss
Reserve. Increase s7ss So ioa-s. i-cr..Se "a
s., Itn. spsc.e. i-c-szse S-s-so, ieSaI ter
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
Is 3: PHILADELPHIA l.

batteries. Boston, Nichols and Bergen;
Salcago, Griffith and Kittridge. Cmpire-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20

Tie bond market reflected fully the zrov>
ing confidence II TIE Eeue-al situation TIE
values OF TIE leading issues moved I'd 1,a-
.er.a!Iy oa extensive purchases Trai-ns =
For foreign account vas = considerable
volume. eut was generally csrts-et = the
low p-.csd lsrs which wsre taken for spsc.
ial in-eSt-eu- account The variations =
tie glir-edxei issues were especially 1lzrk-
- vi-h the s. Poul mortgages scoring tAs
extreme Vibrations The aggregate szl=s
were -0.liSsns
Des seaES = government securities Esra
marked by general E-r-sSs with tSe nev
f0l-rS c0zs7ecuocs for = --ss - - ~
cent RE highest price ye- attained sor t1,s
ssSus- TIE Improvements il C 80 Erais>
wee les noteworthy el,A rhe trzzi-g -zrh-
e. Lzht-
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

!. On Tuesday evening Mr.. Simon Lau-
renee Carroll and Miss Helen Isabelle
Ware were united in marriage. Immedi-
ately after the marriage ceremony the
happy couple repaired to their own COM
Portable home on Cross street where a
wedding reception was held from 8 to 10.
about forty Of their friends being,present.
During the evening the Dickinson band
appeared and serenaded the bride and
groom and later partook of the refresh
ments with the assembled guests. The
presents were numerous. handsome and
costly.
The bride is one of the most popular
and estimable young ladies in Dick
inson, having lived here from little
child and has a host of friends, while
the groom is one of the substantial
young business men of the town, being
member of the livery firm of Carroll
Bros. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll will at once
begin housekeeping. The Press joins
their many friends in sincere congratu-
latiOns.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
A Pleasant Party.

Bismarck Tribune: A queer combina-
ton of individuals was that which ac-
companied two discharged Indians to
Mandan from this city the other day.
There we're Major Cramsie, Indian agent
at Standing Rock, R. M. Tuttle, of the
Mandan Pioneer, and George H. Bing-
enheimer. The latter is the principal
applicant for Cramsie's place and Tuttle
has been industriously roasting Cramsie
for his arbitrary actions as agent. 1t was
the first time the three men had met,
and Tuttle, always self possessed, intro
duced Bingenheimer to Cramsie, who
said: II thought to see you at Standing
Rock as agent some time ago." There
might have been a little sarcasm in this.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

TIE pains q f,,eunatiis should be re-
minded TINT cure for this disease may
sfoand a Hoods sarsapaIilia. The
pelieneeS Il those who hase taken
Hcods SSuaplrilla for rheun,at atism, and
have been completely and permanently
cured, prove tie power of this medicine
to rout and conquer this disease. Hoods
Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Puri-
fer and ii neutralizes the acid which
causes the aches and pains Of rheuma-
tism. This Is Why it absolutely cures
when liniments and other outward appli-
cations fell to give permanent relief. Be
sure to get Hoods.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
Senator Green's Excuse,

Senator ]. S. Green, who was adjudged
guilty of contempt by Minneapolis
judge, has considerably advised the
judge in writing that he had private
business engagement out in Utah-with
railroad ticket, bought-at the time he
was ordered to appear in his court-so
he couldn't be- there-but he'll be down
after awhile and fix it up with him-or
words to that effect.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
A Rere Treats il Store for Theaterqoers

ARsre Jreata ia Store for Theatersoers.
Now get down your Dickens and read
"Bleak House, The distinguished act
resses, Miss Jane Coombs and Janet
Waldorf will appear here in December
as Lady Dedlock and Hortense in a
dramatization of Charles Dickens
"Bleak House." supported by their mag
ni6cent comit,ay under the personal
direction of tls,sk:nous stage directress
Mrs. Ala o&alrier.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
Agnes Baldwin HAS Served Her Senteace at
Bismarck.

Agnes Baldwin, who was sent to the
penitentiary for seven years from Ram
sey county on the charge of killing a
man named Jack Kinney, has served the
full length of her term and has been dis
charged. Instead of returning to her old
home or locating in North Dakota, Agnes
went to Montana and will start life anew.
Kinney was living with the Baldwin
woman near Devils Lake and while he
was giving her whipping she picked up
lamp and threw it at him, knocking
him onto the bed, when she finished the
murder by cutting his throat. At the
time of the killing Agnes Baldwin was
over 60 years old and her victim was
little over 20. Assisted by a woman
named Blue the victim was cut all to
pieces, and then buried near the house,
the several pieces being found afterwards.
A few hours later the Blue woman re-
gretted her part of the affair and told the
story of the murder to a steamboat cap
tain, at that time running on Devils Lake.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
KiIgod by Heaters.

A Chippewa Falls paper says: One of
the very finest mares in this section of
the state was killed Wednesday on the
farm of Dundan Mckay in the town of
Anson by stray ball supposed to have
been fired by hunter in search of game.
The mare was owned by E. ]. Berry of
Dickinson, North Dakota, was fine
animal and was held at $1,000.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
Estfax Notice.

Strayed from the farm of the under
signed, two miles north west of Taylor,
during the month of June, 1897, one two
year old stallion colt, color dark brown,
branded x L on right shoulder. Any
information leading to the finding of the
colt or the return of the same will be
suitably rewarded. L. L. HAUGEN,
l2-4-3p. Taylor, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
Notice to Shareholders.

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders Of ahe First National Bank
of Dickinson, for the purpose Of electing
a Board of Directors for the ensuing
year, will be held at its clearinghouse
on Tuesday, January II, 1893, at 7:3o
o'clock p. m. y
r. H. JOHNSON,
I2-I3-4t. " Cashier.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
SCHOOL

The Northwestern Normal and Com
mercial College at Grand Forks, N. d.,
is the best, most practical and cheapest
school to attend in the Northwest.
Tuition 81 per week in all departments.
Board At the college sz per week. The
college is heated with steam. Students
may enter any time and select their
studies. Write for catalogue. Address,
]: J. Sw1NGEI, Prin., Grand Forks, N. D.
I7-I3-5t.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

1t will be news to the people of Taylor
to know that Milton Bobb, who has occu-
pied valuable quarter section of land
there for many years, did not make an
entry Of the same until Tuesday of this
week. Mr.. Bobb has I5o acres of this
land under cultivation.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11
WooSqroWA1.

The annual meeting of the Woolgrow-
ers' association of North Dakota will be
held at Bismarck on Monday December
27th. All woolgrowers are cordially in
vited to attend. CHAS. KRAUTH,
Sec, & Treas,
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

$50
Ayers Pills, bsing composed Of the ies'
sential virtues of the best vegetable
spefients. wiitkout any Of the woody ol
6brous mategSAl whatever. IS the reason
Ishy they arsA much more effective and
valuable than any other cathartics. The
best family physic. s
On Monday night. the X. P. Lodge oi
Dickinson, reelected its old officers, as
follows: L. A. Simpson. c. C.;C.S S. Lang
don, v. c.; n.I. Bailey, K. of R. and ST.
Roht. Neil, Pfel.; M. L. Ayers, NJ. Of E.;
Ed. Jones, M. Of F.; D. w. Mckenzie,
NJ. of W.; P. C.. Hagerman, M. of A.;
Tom McDonough, and c. H. Shaw,
guards.
Dr.. Smith, his friend, Druggist Dyer
Of Oberon. and Messrs Hickman and
Leonberger returned on the 3rd from
their hunting trip with goodly number
of deer. The doctor shot three-on the
high attitudes as he says, which accounts
for their juiciness land many of his
Dickinson friends have received gener-
Gus pieces of this venison.
A very pleasant social was held in
Masonic hall, Tuesday evening, under
the auspices of the Order of the Eastern
Star. 1t was held in honor of Mrs. E. E.
Porter, Grand Worthy Matron of North
Dakota, who in the earlier part of the
evening gave the members instruction
in the work of the order, after which
dancing, cards and a fine lunch were
indulged in BY those present until an
early hour Friday morning. 4
There is no medicine in the world equal
to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the
cure of throat and lung diseases. This is
fact that has been proven in number
less cases. Here isa sample of thousands
of letters received. II have tried Cham
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from severe throat trouble, and found
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WH1TTEMoRE; Editor Grand Rivers
(Ky.) Herald. For sale at ]. ]. Freeman's
and Drenkle & Davis drug stores.
On the evening of Dec. 3, at the spac-
ious residence of her parents, on Hanna
ford street, Miss Edna Scofield gave a
delightful party in honor of Miss Baker
Of St. Paul. The company was enter
tanned with sketches of songs and books
drawn by the hostess, quotations and
conundrums. Prizes were awarded; the
first to Miss Crowley and Mr.. Courtney;
second, Mrs. Haskins and Mr.. Andrews.
Those present were: Misses Lizzie Baker
Anderson, White, Mary and Nellie Crow
ley, Spears, Dickinson, Mitchell, Crowl,
currie, Montague. Hanley, Mary and
Sadie Lynch. Lewis, Ray, Mrs. McCloy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs Lothrop, Mr.. and
Mrs. Haskins, Mr.. and Mrs. Whaley,
Mrs. Montague, Messrs Senour, Leask,
Finger, Courtney, Fowler, Jas. and Geo.
Dobson, Andrews, Welliver, Granteer,
Currie.
The Dickinson press., 1897-12-11

1t is often mystery how a cold has
been caught" The fact Is, however,
that when the blood is poor and the sys-
TEN depressed. one becomes peculiarly
liable to disease. When the appetite or
the strength fails, Ayers Saraaparilla
should be taken without delay,