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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-25

Only fsff ct The most intimate personal
'ffeTafis q sAe contracting FarsAss were
present Shorty after the ceremony Mr.
ana Mrs konza4ne !sst uFsen short bridal
tour 70 Vancouver. Victoria and up Sound
eisaea
general reception vas rendered 20 the
members OF the laraberruen's excursion
which arrived this afternoon from shs.
East A committees of ths most public
spirited Ladies Of the city cn-oEserm ri most
efficiently with THE gsnti.rnen's commit
tee - making the AFFAIR consptcpoaSiy en-
soyabia and successful. A bounstsui lunch
was served and the roc.ns were decorated
with profasion OF flowers. Tomorrow
the party wiM be given an excursion to
Point Roberts on the steamers Geo. T..
Starr and Hay City.
Miss North and Miss Mccornb. teachers
Tn she public schools of Plttsburg Pa
are the guests of Prof and Mrs Harry
Pst'ison- They attended the Christian
EaieaHor convention nj San Francisco
and are delighted with the Pacific coast
and especially with Paget sound
Rev. ". a. Macksy asad Miss Mackey re-
turned this week from the Endaavorerss
convention at Sac Francisco.
Miss Adam ard Miss Narrueriis Adam.
Of Tower City. y. II. who have been at
tending The Christian Endeavor conven-
ton NJ San Francisco. are spending a
week In the city as guests OF Mr. and Mrs
III. Is. Strand and family.
Or. and Mrs. Aarkey were Seattle visit
ors this week the doctor being a delegate
To the state meeting Of Fores,ers
Judge Hadley. Major Cole. r. f. Lean
ing. T r. kershsw and O. Il. Rarbo at
tended the meeting OF the state bar asso-
citation nj Seattle this week
Mr.. Hugh E.idridxe and Mr Frank ~
Richards are spending few days up
Sound
Shipping Commissioner Frank p. Dow
u hack from business trip TO San Fran
cisco.
MIR. q. W. Simpson. of rissshurg. Pa.
IL visiting hts son. r. s. Simpson. OF the
city schools
Mrs. William Poop ard sou. Willie. of
Seattle. are guests OF Mrs Alex Mclean
and Mrs James T. Camden az their home
in Fairheven.
Miss Mamie Nickeus. OF Tacoma. is VS.
ittng Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse a. Frye. Of Fair
haven.
Mrs. V. A. Roeder and children are en-
Joying an outing among the islands with
Mf. McTaggart and family of Anacortas
MIR n. a Fairchid has returned from n
Wilt to Washington. d. G., and 10 his old
home IN Ontario.
Attorney j. X. Critics returned Yesterday
from trip 20 Seattle and Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Pettibone. OF
Fairhaven. are spending a week or two in
Seattle.
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GOLDENDALE SOCIAL NEWS.

GoLDENDALE, July 2l-The event of
the week in Goldendale was The soap
bubble" party given by the Lodge of the
Jnited Artisans The entertainment came
as "A surprise 10 ALI the invited guests
and was the first of the kind ever given
Lodge societies have given in the past
most every novel entertainment and 1t
has been predicted by the town critic that
a repetition would have to be given BY
the Artisans. Mrs. Samuel Walters. a
worthy member of the order. proposed the
novel pastime- gross Of common clay
pipes were carried on the scene soon fol-
lowed by small bowls OF the ordinary
crisp and white soap suds; then every one
prssen: tried atmospheric balloon manu-
faesure as IL were. For two hours the
little globes of short duration PLAYED In
"a much merriment apparently "a did the
real actors OF one event long 10 BIZ re-
fnembered BY those present at Artisan
hall Tuesday evening DR. II. s. Goddard
presided as host and was vel, assisted by
Mrs. Bessie Robson and Mrs. Lottia Chap
peii as hostesses. Mrs. Goddard furnished
elegant instrumental music from operate.
selections. DR.. Harry H SutcliYe an
peared in coed voice. rendering two vocal
selections. Last. but not least. came
Goidendale's much praised quartette.
Capt. Hugh c. Phillips Arthur c. Chap
man. Jessie a. Dunbar and Prof Charles
Timblin and they did themselves proud.
The awarding Of the prizes created much
enthusiasm. Few Of the presumed expert
hubolers bat feli down in the deciding
tests. Hon. George F. Mckinney
and Mrs. Bessie Robson were Sc
lected as Judges, After a great
deal Of bubhling the contestants mar
rowed down 10 ten competitors. The FIRST
80 fall from the rank and file was Miss
Lucille Thompson ana she was awarded
the BOBBY prize. Mrs. Mckinney was
awarded first prize After the programme
had been concluded for the evening a
dancing exhibition was given by little
Vera Pike.
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CHEHALIS SOCIAL NEWS.

CHEHALrs. Juiy 2t.-Mrs J. r f.ougn-
ran IS visiting her parents at LATHE Falls
this week
Presiilng Elder Suliiger and wife were
IN the city this week. They have gone
up into the Rfg Bottom.
Mrs. Lou Nichols il assisting I'm the
county treasures office I'm place Of her
husband. vho has resigned his deputyslafp
and started for the cionGyke
The Misses Molly Murphy and Ella May
Steren. % Portland. who have been visit
ing Miss Mae Gates. of Claquato. returned
home this week
Miss Maud Jordan has returned from
Portland. where she recently accom-
panied her mother, who went for medica.
treatment.
f. Il. Costigan has resigned hts position
in The Gem drug store and will return 10
has home in Seattle. His place will be
taken on the first Of the month by l.. L.
Allis. Of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 81. John OF ia
c. ma. who were visiting friends in the
city this week, have Returned home
Mrs. 9. Hartman. Miss Emma Harris
ard Mr.. Abe Harris have been spending
tire week in Victoria.
Miss Bechley who has been In Portland
for the last ten months has returned 10
her home near this city.
". c. Marion and E Wesley Beach have
gone TO livingston. Mont where Mr.
Marion has charge Of some bridge worl.
for the Northern Pacific.
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II.W AGO SOCIETY.

TTwACo wash. Taly s&-Cot ard M
Adams - Seattle. WHO are on s tsur ysa
hoaeiau %orGA Cove. %Ahc0fta. Long
Beach. Igsaco Astoria f0Tfiard and
hack Sc SFsttls. detHE an bar tae p 8ter
ways on Thesy S&ee5< arrived heTe Iast
evening. Later thsy left FOR Portland
Afr T.. A 1.aoRE~ fefs this week for
sasnarn 81 CallfoEtia-
T-he cce a1 Wave laa&rs 20 passengers
faf Ions Reach lass evening
me s-oo} w~afhsr Inland, Sn3 fae rHeap
faces 20 So Francisco. have srsas4e Gravel
e. fae sss sHo-e very light taGs sarsTusr
Mrs = y ssan&sn and $40 zouS. - Pert
aAra have openea their cottage a. Long
Esach.
NJ. r waNeseia. q Portland. ara
daughters Nellie ard Alice are al Center
V8l3~
Mt~< sara Williams. q Clsl-1ook Is vs.
isfux Lars bsaeh.
cart srauuoa. - Portland sas oon-
..less-s 80 r-hSe Isonx Reach h3s permanent
hozac.
a Broe7N<rx 81 Portland has o9eses
- resfsS@ rear IoHg Peach.
81 y Cn&s.- - Portland. = a. 1aaS
F23aea.
81 NJ rrerrA znA sAsgtty, ~ TA4 Tsaslsz.
hax- .sgenet thegr r1szsx~ ~ S~svssw
J x GgH ard family. x Portland. are
~ tA@ sssaSNg~s
= > I~sneHitn. - Portland carss down
ca she Nzse go a breath - aes ar
VI. IL G--.s-sa=. 6. As;esla. ~. was
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS

HARTFORD. July 2i.-Miss Free. Of
Snohomlsh. visited Mrs J. +. Franks last
week
Mr.. John Fletcher has moved his family
from Sedro 10 Hartford Junction
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A Mlssimer gave a
pleasant yachting party Sunday en- board
their steam launch. the Alpha IN honor
II their friends. Ar. and Mrs G r.
Yaaton and Mrs. W l. Gaxzam and chn-
dreu.
Mr. Hutchius and family. Of Everett.
have moved TO Hartford.
Mrs. J. V. Van Horn visited friends In
Snos pnlish this week.
MISS Minnie Monsey Is home from sno-
hoTnfSa for her summer vacation
Mrs. Rarsoras EccIes visited Seattle
friends this week
Masters Edward and Henry Stitch. OF
Seattle. are spending their summer vaca-
tion AZ their fathers fine ranch at Lake
stevens
Mrs. &. Anderson returned home Tues
day from short visit In Seattle.
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EVERETT SOCIAL MEMS.

EVERETT. July 24.--Upwarsls OF ifo
people of Everett enjoyed the excursion
u coupevIlle on Tuesday under the aus
pieces Of the Congregational ladies.
Steamer FalrlIaVen conveyed the party,
who received hearty welcome from the
generous people Of Coupevslle. They fur
nisaea haIi made coffee and did all In
thsir power so make the visitors feel at
home The day was spent Ia = very so
cta3le way, the steamer leaving In good
season and reaching Everett about mid
night.
Mr. and Mrs j b. Croker and Mr.. f.
l.. Croker are enjoying a few days at
tina Green river hot springs.
harlow pass is picturesque spot on the
Everett aud Monte tsrssto railroad. where
a number Of Everett people have gone 10
camp In the party are Dir. ana Mrs.
Hathaway. Miss Hathaway. Miss Cara
mer Mr. and Mrs. J. A swalwel. Mr.. and
Mrs Swartout. Mrs ana Miss RicheHeker
and Mr. J. Bruca Gibson Joined the party
or Friday.
Mrs. puryee and daughters have gone
Ia index FIR few weeks, where her sons
are camping.
Mr.. J - whltmArsh and family have
gene into camp for month AZ Rogs rdns.
1m the line 81 the Everett and Monte
Crlste railroad MI c. = KITE IS setting
aseat at Everett 81 the raslrosd company
during the absence % AF. " hltfnAfsh.
Mr.. A r. clark and Mr. Frank Clark
went up 10 Monte Cristo this week. where
Mrs. Clark and Miss Anna Clark are SO
3surn!ng for ghe summer.
Mr. & K Fls1nery took numerous
camping party up 90 Gold Basin this
week
NJ. and Mrs. @. w Swalwell and Mr..
AMI Mr.. W. G. Swaiweu with some
trends ara in camp near S,verton.
Mrs ouluette ard Miss oumette, of
Tacoma. mother and sister of Mrs c. y.
Rrsft are spending few weeks here.
Nj u F. Griasth lefi early tn the week
for Seattle.
The Misses Morris. Of Port Townsend.
ar gh., guests 81 MIR and Mrs. Milo~.
NJ and Mrs. II. 4 Noble. 81 Seattle.
xyfr, fhs guests % their daughter. Mrs
= IL praWnetl. las; week
NJ zaa Mrs IL r MAYNARD. ~ Athens,
IA wrse IN the eltY a few days axe.
st.,,,,,,-,r - sre Nj sna Mrs =. W.
Iayies and Nj t.&wsTd Mills
A merry camping party shat sought tae
shades ~ Stlyevf0n ca Friday Included
Mrs p vi Naaaiee Mss WiekiaF and
ga.tv friend from thr East. Mss Carver.
Mss MeRas. M. Fotees McRrA acd Dr.
Nr ara Mrs y w Foster. who ar
rfv-4 bore a few days ago. are a. the
Hotel Nsnfe Cr1sio.
wra Afvlns Mie}aEc. 90 OcNCto. VS.,
% visiting Ms. Stewart and Ars Fen6'e-
ten
Saarfte.
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HvCoDA SOCIETY,

HrCODA. JuIy @-Mrs. Arthur Riggs
returned home Tuesday after pleasant
visit IN Seattle with her mother Mrs.
joan Willard
Mr. ;, NJ. Blumauer spent Monday In
Olympia
NJ. Charlie Casa snd son. Howard went
- Tacoma Monday - meet Mrs case.
who returned from a visit III SnoaoTnNh.
Mrs. A. VI. fseornjs has been spending a
tew DAVIS su Seattle with her sister. Mrs.
" .. Bptterfsla,
Mrr. e \ Mead and children went "a
Seattle " Wednesday - spend a few weeks
Win NJ ard Mrs. ". - Hartranff
NJ. Fred E39Ks. * T'fum1ona WIS
hiss been spending a few DAYS with hts
brother Arthur RIGS
Mrs. = soils Cohen returned 20 her
home - Portland Norta~ afternoon.
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thy gifts as III ssarnash foea tor cur Tn
nuTtsl So2}s Arsn.
And tAoaSiii sarse more about Tie I'M
mortality x the herssi
Thinking Sunday thoughts rssss IRA
think % mosquitoes Tnsyl yosi ever step ~
Medicine H&s y. II. or Is = IN the prov
aacS = Alberta Ary way. !, is On ia
Canadian PaelSc railway
Il yoa ever went - sse3scsra HAT IN the
san.re- ;l-se. yQu ssoHae3 there. fe~ 81
the tralns stop ,Aa-e for an hoGr or - %
wash the blood frafa the engines, Ts1sy
hage - USe sand 81 Il gne way from
Anat 20 Medicine Hae as ne rails ges
Slippery from the mosquitoes hiliel by tie
wheels an6er the plot
An euscr7Nrssns citizen .. Medicine Hat
Imported swo Jersey sksegers tc- Ihs
F'omrth q July ard they had the biggest
eear fssht eTe~ seen on the plains. Tho
AcGtcsGa Hat shelters wen. 81 course
What has This 20 10 with sunday"
Wen | cane through Medicine HAT on
sunday on one trip We usade taa usual
stop OF al boar OF 50. gos or the srata
along with tar, cadaVercUS specimen *
davn-eas3 Yankee. rs We taachef ths
platform the hattie began II was beau
siful struggle. ard between strokes I
Watched my Yankee ce-fraxeler EF5s araas
spun around EAs windmiias re Capped has
hat around. jumped. stamped. groane3.
did everything hgt swear. As hs }}d yat
swear became more Interested. excited.
s-Enased ard even felt 1hrst II desire
IN emulate his Seff-sacrificiag restraint
Finally he turned 70 nae with an eiscu-
latton amounting sl-sos, 20 an asoniEed
moan and said: III this warn't Sunday.
end warn't a preacher Til be damned
IL / could keep from swarm"
SAR1EN
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THE HOpsEkEEPER'S LOT.

One day as wandered heard a complain
ing
And saw a poor woman picture Of
gloom
She glanced at The mud on her doorstep
ftwas raining.
And this was tho wall as she welded her
broom:
OH life Ia toll and love Is trouble.
And beauty viii fade and riches will fee:
And pleasures they dwindie and prices
they double.
And nothing IS what / wish II to be.
There's 100 much of worriment goes to a
bonnet:
There's nothing that pays for the time you
waste on IL:
THERE'S fsothing that lasts bat trourss
and firf.
In March & is mud: slash IN December.
TIE midsummer brserss are loaded with
dust.
In san the leaves litter; in nurry sop,srn-
Tire wallpaper rots and the canaIesssoks
rust.
VITA GREASE and with Crime, from corner
Forever At war. and forever ale-,
No res; for a say lest tbs evening enter
/ spend my whole lite In a struggle with
Dirt.
Last night in nay dreams I was stationed
forever
On hare utile isla in TIE srlast 81 the
sta
NJ one chaacs o. llss vas csaseIess en-
G@awor
To sweep ~ the waves ere they swept
over ne
Ais 't~aS no 8rAsmi Again behalt ~
I yi*ta. agn elp&sss my fate 10 aver -
sn@ Tol.e3 Down her sleeves. her aproa Ehs
fclAa3.
TasS laF Down sn3 fse3-arA wzs buried
IN dirt. The Home Maker.
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was zuSst ~ Mr.. Giiiet cf Portland az
hsx Long Eenrh cottage. fefs for San
F'rare.ixco yesterday.
" Mcaauara has OPENED his cottage at
Seavssw
II f. Naming. OF Portland. Ii doing the
breakers near Seavisw
l. ". Lauherson and famtty, OF Port
Land have opcEea William I.a1A's cottage
al ire WILLOWS
= r Ha-adon and family have opened
lows
u. n wocAara. OF Portland has beea
haSking III the surf near Seaview
G. 8. Taylor. OF Portland. came down TO
enjoy THE surf.
C A. Trsusbeii, OF Portland. In a. his
cottage near S@avfsw.
The Iiwaco people are building a plank
bicycle path 20 saavisw
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>utit az HfttiNt.UAa BaN d.

vIATCCNf Jaly 1&-~Tss annual n -r2c
- ,h,. Aftermath crab. th9 beading ladies'
.t.arsry x.r--ausaa tton of gos cisY. MAS hef3
~ Fthsfrv1 F'a}}s Tuesday ard wae one
az ire sse~t sacrcsSfrf3 ana eafos-ah.e 500
stet r&sHsS tn thR ht~tory 81 The c.un
7.t,s~ss x1e~e a number ~ ga1ereStfsss liteT-
z~s eeasH~es ans basket ltEch tAas akd
i4.s asnsort creAgt - sAe culinary sAiH -
sAs, rs-ssufrrs Imc}a&Eug 1avlt@a sse<ts
no. rssersslegs. tNess Ners afs,Gf - present
a~ J " RssFnN30e ccs@uiY attorney
ara Ms Marian Eol. weTe married
" s.,pss.ssy az hiEh nenn q: fH@ seu1e az
use ts~iAa's uuoshrr. c2rwsT Marian ana
Nfzssssza streets TIE HaE1 d0e7oN traa
81 shr pArlers acre elegant anS taStefas
ara ere CEREMONY. vhtca w1s that - tAe
Ytsss.,~euaf eAareA Raw. Mark SGSss ogE8-
rt#s{nse waS performed before 81 altar
hs>assrlgts1Sy benkca ~2sh vines s04 3sSsr-s-
Mise KATE Af}eu was bridesmaid Aati *
senator sr&GA ii. h4<AAFSs STeSssaS 4-aAs--
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PnRT TOW N>E>D SOCIAL NEWS

PORT TOWNSEND. July e4-The reg-
E'sr meeting of the Benedict Club was
Aega eu Jas. "Wednesday n ghf and 3 most
snfova hie evening vas <psas
Nj. and Mrs. " J &althers pleasantly
enesrfa ness a r IN Der y friends cne even
suE ;nts zee the guests cf honor h>frt~
fAs hasekssH teAm, - which NJ Wal
;sers .s manager. Cards wer~ the rnat-
feature - the evening AnA 6eiiKhrfgst re-
treatments were served The whist arts@s
were awary.s-s 81 Ms A. Baszastt aad ~
Hickman. ard shs SSosy prize ~as given
- atr Thomas
Mss Maes3 Z. Wilson saH fgterss. OF
Decatur IN. are visiting Mss y gss0u' q
coas.ns NJ. sn6 Nrs -. 7 1ones
Mr ard Mr. 7 $er17,e ard Mr.
< shsw returned from az extended zrsp
II -an e nrtEsa.
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W71s-rx. ~ Far- Harrison. Mont. Mr.. F.
j. Church M. r. T. Eappu- Mr. e J..
Graves ard Mr.. Frank e, Reid of Lake
Casa-aan.
Tne yach. Linda. ot Tacoma. has been
iTf1g In i4ls:wanp harsor. en- the canal
AID t1e crew. consisting 81 Mr.. relhevt
A Young. Mr.. Earnest r. Babceck. M.
sidney Plaumer ar. w clifford Bah
cock. A-. {, Thomas Han Mr. Thomas
'. Tyler. ~ Tacoma. and Mr.. y. r.
Merrill, X Chicago. walked over and
spent couple OF days with their trends
az the lake
Mr. Robert Gill Walker Of Tacoma
who rode over on MS WHEEL Saturday. the
I'm Inst. was called home by a business
telegram yesterday.
A large party of young people under
the guidance 81 Mr. r J. Church and
chaperoned ~ Mrs. Eulily Sfyne SET out
this morning for The gorge on a picnic.
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C0LVII.i.E SOCIETY.

CoLv1LLE. july :4-Attoruey J. A.
Rockford. Of North Yakima. has moved
his family TO this place and viii reside
here in the future.
+. V. Larson, Of this place. and Miss F.
Nelson, Of Oakland. Neb., were married
by Rev. T. @. Lewis at this place We'd
nesday OF this week
Mrs. A. Reeves Ayers. wife OF Mr.
Ayers, clerk Of the United States circuit
cour; at Tacoma. IS spending the summer
at their Coiville valley farm near this
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CHENEY SOCIETY.

CHENEY. July s4.-AEiss Carrie Ashel-
man. u Fargo. y. u, IS visiting her SIS
tar. Mrs. r.. II Fisk
Miss Maggie Calvert has returned from
Weston. Ore, where she has been attend
ing school.
Mrs Leslie Gillette is visiting in Spo-
kane.
Rev. W. Orchard Hayes, pastor os the
Christian church. has neen assisting in
The revival meetings at waverly
Rev. G. A Alien. OF Seattle was the
guest Of Rev Sawyer Wednesday.
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sar~.s Tranquisi,er OF the Nerves.

TIE sg.-sst .r8H.g gsll-ax ~ tbs nerves "a
q Faas3hfne which remedies Their e4sTuer-
sSEkts3ve1@ss ~ sT11 Epra ling sherr Over
fNTsSsnH Of tGo ueyT~S slwaTs weagNn,
theaa What taos ua@d then r. q to,ai~. rot
n Efxss eve Ire latter e Only useful " ney1
there - intense mental excitement ard 4 y
immediate Necessity exists I5r Producing
Qus@EEsGe = g0@ brain NcstNgse~fz Starn-
ach titf@~z F@st9Fv@ Tranquility ~ The
rsrEeS }sy ~raowsns them wstN sha wss~r,-
Fcst GsNitA "a 3@zT. wfhosst f~zasg fareaA o.
os@t .ITfses3 Ur0asai fQIty. the o-Ssmarxr r-r-
rTesssous 9y-~- ,aFesi through fhs media -
ssEEt bearing ART reflection Nay = -.
mere :aSu sEs~-~{f szN nses thsr7 Il szssz-as--
9 &sSTe@ - ts~es4on fCpEzs r2anfR} apuf2ea-
tfosa wascs4 fN~E SG4Ea ~ to- aEss ssrs hsse -.
endure wszncit "a ass5S s~re Sash a.
least - tes irresistible cy3fsr3s1sIrs.t tr -
ORA AT f~nys tGe tezf irss1TaT - business ri
professional men taSfsfs yAss~s. clergy rrsn~
and others rao have f@~ss4 TIE sey1fsy-srsr
aza r~par1taTe influence 81 shas cssSsra,e-f
;oalc ard aervfra
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Itt.E Ct>HaAN SOCIETY NEWS

LAKE CTSfENAS Wash. Iuly "a
vsTy pleasant party sas gwen At the
C-zsATaa house Tuesday eTs1trE TIE
sVrn.EE as sp@zs wSfA music ans dsrr-
iu< and ~ "a s'c}cck lunch --as serve.
i're@erf weve Mrs.. E-sIy u Styre. Mlss
Saes~ Bennett- Mss $z1ass FER wets Ms
3 >prswt Nextsr Der All : ~rawt NJ
sss-S - AssA.1~. * 1ssss-A, A.sx As.s
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Ter ary case az Cagarrh thai cannot hs
cured By Halls Eafarra cure.
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We, the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last is years and halev.
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transactions and financially able 20 carry
OFT any obligation made by their Sryn
WEST s. TRUAX
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo o.
wAI4nlNG. kINNAN 4 MARVIN
Whol@sala Druggists. Tclesin. o.
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acting directly upon the blood and mn
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Halls family Pills are tie best.
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Tse SoT.ne-~ psrss- wEf make greatly
reduced rates - IN. East a. IRE ffraa ne
CHRISTIAN Eresa1cr delegates rstu-r hc4as
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