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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-06

The latest from Washington is to the
effect that few days ago close friend
of the president met him on the steps of
the White House and. noting a panied,
tired. careworn. jaded. charlie-horsed ex-
preston on the face of the chief magis-
trate's face. said: You look anxious,
Mr.. President. Is there any bad news
from the Maine?"
No responded the executive, his face
lighting W for a brief instant to cloud
again the next. sit isn't the Maine matter
that IS worrying me: l have that well in
hand; but that district attorneyshiD out
in Utah is causing me grief And then
noting Charlie Whittemore standing at
the entrance gate. the president ducked
behind some shrubbery and went down
town by way of thu back street.
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Via Rio Grande Western Railway.
on Sunday. March 6, special eXcur-
sion to Eureka, Silver City and Mann
moth, at a. m. Returns at 8 p. m.
Special opportunity for a days outing.
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A. o. o. W.

Salt Lake Valley Lodge No T. meets
e1rerv Thursday evening at the Gladstone
Ouiiuii'9' G. W. MOWER. NJ w
MT. MoRIAH LODGE NO ?; A ga Z; and nc
M Regular communications neio at
a, 1 ~ bsII the second Monday OF each
1lo1th Members of sister lodges and
soio,trning brethren in good standing are
Cordially Invited to attend ~
cOi A. Z. STATEN. W. M
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL- Secretary
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Remarkable wall Papers.

Remarkable for their beauty and in
expensiveness. See our new line. Midg-
ley's, the big store, First South.
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DR.. Z. n. Keysor, dentist, Auerhach
building, rooms 200 and 2e1. Speciality Of
crown ano bridge work; gold and sill
Yer filings.
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Vcgeler Wiedeman Commission CO.
Grain, Seeds, Fruits ana Produce.
Write for samples and prices. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
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OUR NEW sPRING STOCK

OUR NEW SPRING STOCK
Of Boys Knee Pants Suits, in light
patterns. double Seat and Knee,
elastic waistband. Sold elsewhere
at $500. Ages z to Is. So. 90
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Highest cash price paid for lucerne
seed at Bailey & Son, 6S East Second
South. n
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The Kelley Institute.

For the cure Of liquor, opium and
cigarette HABITS. The only Kelley in
stitute in the state. Address lock box
$50. salt Lake City.
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STEAM HEATING.

z. G. HARPIS. with the David James
Co.. steam and hot water heating. No 81
Main street
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An interesting SIGHT.

Our elegant line of new wall papers;
come and see them at Midgley's, the
big store, First South.
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FOR RENT.

THREE ROOMS. 80 Apple street.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HOME MONEY; no delays; favorable
terms; on real estate. stocks. bonds. or
personal security. c. L. Rood. Masonic
building (upstairs) Salt Lake City.
ILOAN only my own money. No COM
mission; no eastern company; no third
party: no trust deed; no mortgage tax:
no attorneys fee Special options Russell
L. Tracy 10 Commercial block.
MSURRIN g. co, . West Saconc
South have money TO lend at low rates
Privilege of part payment at any time.
ON CITY OF farm property. notes. In
surance policies. etc. notes. mortgages
bought. Elmer Darling. West Second
South
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Beautiful to Behold.

Midgley's new wall papers pow on
sale at the big store, First South st.
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WARNING s VENTILATING.

P. J.. MORAN - STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventila ting apparatus
No. 49, West Second South
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THE PRATT PETITION
Demurrer Sustained and Petition
Dismissed By Judge Cherry.
GOES TO SUPREME COURT
WHERE TT WILL BE ARGUED ON
SATURDAY NEXT.

Judgment of the Trial Court Affirmed
In the Damage Suit of Wilson
Against the Sioux Consolidated
Mining Company-District Court
Orders and Probate Business.
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$500 ROUND TRIP TO TINTIC,

HEBEK ]. GRANT & Co,
General Agents.
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Try U. S., the new baking powder;
it is pure, strong and economical; for
sale at all grocers.
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ARGENTA LODGE NO. 3. A F. AND
A NJ. Stated communieat tons neld at
Hasonic hall the first Tuesday in each
month. Members of sister lodges and So
iourning brethren in good standing azS
Cordially invited to attend
WIN. T. DALEY. W. N
NJ. C. PHILLIPS. Secretary
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Umbrellas and Parasols

c,o-ar,d and repaired NJ. Meyer. 1S6 EaS
First south. east of City hail.
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Hints On House Decoration.
See the new styles of wall papers now
IN exhibition at Midgley's, the big
store, First South. y
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Special sale on wrappers and muslin
r. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS GO.
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FOR SALE.

EVERGREENS and fruit trees. E.
Laker. S42 East Third South.
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utah Commercial md savings Bans

General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits F. Armstrong.
president; J. z. Jennings. cashier; "A
Z. 1st South street
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k. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.

Also on Tuesday, March s. at 1890 a. m.
No so East First South street. fine oak
bedroom sets, extension and center tables.
fine moQuet carpets and rugs, willow
rockers refrigerator. cook and heating
stoves. lot glass and chinaware. kitchen
utensile, etc X. A. ANDREWS.
Auctioneer.
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FIRST-CLASS FARM. II acres. ]. I
Wesley. 22S East Sixth South
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DoN'T FAIL No SEE

Our Boys Refer and Knee Pants
Suits, in dark brown and blush
gray mixed; cheap at $3.50. Ages
4 to 49,. 81. SO
T. AUERBACH & BRO.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$500. Take advantage of this means OF
such opportunities on large or small
amounts; its possibilities. magnitude and
rapidity of accumulation are Unequaled
in any other speculative field BY it
many homes are the recipients of for
tunes golden shower. Last season we
realized more than S1.600 per month.
Write for particulars. Condor & Co.,
Boon block, COvingtOn, Ky.
$685. our weekly average for the past
two years on an investment of SIS. Has
never been equaled. We gladly give all de-
sired information. Grammar * Co., 236
Z. Fourth street. Cincinnati. o.
$50 INVESTED enables you to join en-
terprise now yielding 80 per cent monthly.
No stock or Klondi1e scheme. Safe, prac-
teal success. David Sloane. no st. Paul
street, Baltimore. Md
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Silver and Lead Quotations.

The silver and lead quotations yester-
day were as follows:
Bar silver, 545s cents
Lead. brokers', $500
Copper, lake, SLIP; casting, s10.75.
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cITIzENs' COAL CoMPANY.

W. J. Wolstenholme, treasurer.
T. r. Euerbeck, president
SO West Second South. Tel. 40.
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FIFTY PER CENT saved on elastic
stockings, supporters, bandages. etc.
Agents Mfg. Co., 2l6 Longworth. Cincin-
natl. o.
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IN RAILWAY CIRCLES
Old COlOradO-U Organization Will
Be Revived.
THE HEADQUARTERS HERE
OTHERWISE THERE WILL BE NO
ASSOCIATION.

Charlie Griffin Will Be In Charge
Union Pacific Joins the Immigrant
House-Rails For the Short Line
The Latest By Wire - Local
Notes.
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Auction! Auction!

On Monday. March Z. at 10:SO a. m. No.
Gel South Main street. house of five rooms.
fine oak bedroom set. springs and mat
tresses brass and iron bed. sidebOard and
fine extension table. moquet and brussels
carpets, linoleum chairs. fine sewing ma
chine home made fruits, cook and heat
ing stoves crockery and glassware. re-
frigerator. fine bed lounge. center tables.
lot tools lamps, etc.
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A BOOST FOR THE ERIE.

Say This Old Relic Is Doing Well
Once More.
Cleveland, March 5.-The Erie has
placed an order with the Michigan
Peninsular Car company for 1000 box
cars and 1000 twin hopper gondola cars
for the handling of coal and ore, all
to be fitted with the latest improved APP
pliances. 1t is said the road has been
rushed with business all through the
winter season and at present it is COM
ing close to the high water mark.
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An elegant line of ladies' shoes, 81 pr.
r. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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4. o. q. ".

Eagle Gate Lodge No 10. meets every
EsS5esday night at the ODD Fellows
tenple on Market street Geo. w. Bar
rows. NJ W.
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SOCIETIES.

MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2 will hold
a special meeting tomorrow CMOndays
evening. commencing at O'Clock sharp
Work in the N. NJ. degree. Masons qualt-
fed invited. CHRISTOPHER DIEHL,
Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

All, KINDS scavenger work done by
the new City ScaVenSer COMPANY -
Eas. Eighth South street
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-17
MONTGOMERY.

The three performances of the Marie An
toinette fete, which have just been given,
rank so well among amateur stage produce
tions that society cheerfully dipped into
its pockets and gave crowded houses to
Mrs. Travis and her two hundred dancers
and singers. THE Majorie,' by Miss Eliz-
abeth McMichael, was exquisite, for to the
skill and finish of the professional dancer
was added the charms of the refinement
and modesty of the lady, Twenty tots I'M
der ten, coStumed in black and tinsel
brought down the house by their energetic
and conscientious kicking The drill of the
queens guard was good and effective, and
as in each band some one or two received
especial compliments, so in this. Miss
Norvelle Bragg, daughter of DIR. Shirley
Bragg, was notable for ease and grace.
A wedding of interest was celebrated at
st. Paul's church, 4owndesboro, last Tues
day, at which quite a number of guests
from Montgomery were present. At high
noon Miss Julia Whitman was maryied to
Mr.. Charles Cleveland Stewart, of Green
vile, Ala, Rev. Geo. R. Upton officiating
handsome luncheon being served immedi-
ately after, at the country mansion of Mrs.
Georgia McCurdy, aunt of the bride.
One Of the largest and most fashionable
weddings of the spring season will be that
of Miss Mariana Tobin to Mr.. H. Gould
Barrett, both of Augusta, Ga. The mar
riage will be handsomely celebrated on
the evening of the 18th, at the home of the
brides father Mr.. James Tobn, several
hundred invitations having been sent out.
Prominent among the guests from Alabama
will be Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Barrett, of
Birmingham, brother and sister to the
groom and Mrs. ]. M. de Cottes, of Mont
gomery, aunt of the BRIDE
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Longacre are guests
of the Misses Hatchett, Catoma street.
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RESSEME

The Thursday Afternoon Whist club met
this past week with Mrs. G. r. Lewis. Ths
first prize, a cut glass and sterling silver
powder box, was cut for by Mrs. Bessie
Spencer and Mrs. Cora Carter. The latter
won. Mrs. ]. M. Lovett won the second
prize a lace pin, on cut with Mrs. Car
ter and Miss Carpenter. Mrs. Lewis served
very tempting and delicious refreshments.
Mrs T. B. Powers, of Lawrenceburg,
KY, is the guest of Mrs. p. 7. Whilden
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowen left for
Brookville, Miss, on yesterday after a
brief visit to the Rev. and Mrs. Fl. W.
Finn.
Miss Cora Carpenter and Miss Helen Car
penter left Friday morning for Athens
Ala, where they will visit Miss Matte
Lewis.
An informal dance was given at the arm
DRY Thursday night.
Misses Eva Daley and Matte Smith, OF
Birmingham, have been the guests of Mrs
E. A. Little this week.
Misses Grace Judson and Lou Perkins
and Mr.. Cleve Huffman attended the
Easter german of the kid Klub' at the
Florence hotel Friday night.
Miss Marston and the Misses Elise and
Virginia Robinson are spending a week
with Mrs. Carter at Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Sivert have moved
into their new cottage in Eighth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. P. ]. Gillin went to Meri-
dian Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs e. G. Huey will on the first
of the month move from their present res
idence in Nineteenth street to the cottage
adjoining.
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HUNTSVILLE.

talnn nm Inn Inn HIM Inn Inn HIM Inn HIM
Balfes Bohemian Girl" will be presented
Tuesday night next by local amateurs I'M
der the direction of Professor b. A. Black
The leading members of the cast are: Miss
Grace Russell as airline" Miss Louise
Moore as "Gypsy Queen" Frank Ware as
''Thaddeus," John L. Hay as "Devilshoof,"
B. A. Black as Count Arnheim" jeff Wall
as "Florestein," Garth Connally as Gap
tain of the Guard" The chorus is composed
of some of the best voices of the city, and
an augmented orchestra will assist in MAX
ing the production a success.
The local chapter of the Daughters of the
Confederacy has set on foot a movement
to erect a monument to the confederate
soldiers who rest in the city cemetery. A
concert, the beginning series OF this kind,
was given tonight in the opera house, and
long and attractive programme was rem
dered. The leading local artists took part
in the entertainment and Egbert j. Jones
camp, United Confederate Veterans, at
tended in body. The feature of the even
ing was an address by Mrs. Virginia Clay
Clopton.
Mrs. Juliet Clanton and Mrs. Alberta Tay-
lor entertained Thursday afternoon at the
home of the former on McClung street A
large number of guests were in attendance.
Among the ladies present was Mrs. Coke,
wife of Magrane Coke, eX-Unlted States
Minister to Guatemala.
An event of great social interest here
as we'll as elsewhere is the marriage of
Miss Vera Boarman of New Orleans and
Mr.. Norman D. Whtehouse of New York,
which will take place in this city during
the latter part of April. Miss Boarman is
at present visiting her sister, Mrs. Felix
Baldridge She is one of the most popu-
lar young ladies in New Orleans society
and was queen of the Mard Gras carnival
in 1897. 1t was during this Mardi Gras
that Miss Boarman met the man who is
to become her husband.
Mrs. Wnfield's piano class gave Chopin
recital al Bradshaw seminary Friday aft
ternoon After a sketch of the life and
works of the great musician was given by
Mrs. Winfield, members of the class fol-
lowede with selections of the authors
works rendered upon the piano.
Hotel Monte Sano will open for the re-
cepton of guests on May l. and will be
managed through the season by II. ]. Dom
nell. The indications that the season
will be unusually gay at the resort and
rooms are already being engaged by per-
sons who expect to spend the heated sea-
son there.
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jamie McLester and jamie VanHoose.
Mrs. r. L. Thornton and children are
spending a few days in Birmingham.
Miss Saba Gordon Williams returned
Wednesday night from Atlanta, where she
attended the wedding of her cousin, Miss
Lutte Gordon.
Mrs. Thomas has returned to her home in
Blocton, after a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Ed Hausman.
Rev. and Mrs. L. o. Davidson have re-
turned from Washington, where the former
has been pursuing some special studies at
Columbian University.
VIII Hester has gone to Birmingham
attend Massey's College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Voolfolk have re-
turned from visit TO Montgomery
Mr.. John w. Riddell, of Galveston, Tex
is the guest of Tuscaloosa relatives.
Mr.. R. C. Hemphill who was brought
down from Birmingham critically i'll, is
now little better.
Mr.. C. II. M. Yunker has returned from a
visit to Birmingham.
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
(contlnued from Twelfth Page.y


Miss Ida Rocket leaves tomorrow morn
ing for Aberdeen, Miss, where she goes
to act as bridesmaid at the marriage OF her
friend, Miss Reba Estill to Mr.. orville
Wicks, which takes place in that city on
Tuesday evening, the 10th inst.
The ladies of the South Highland Presby-
terrain church will give reception next
Tuesday afternoon from to o'clock at
the residence of Mrs. w. B. Catchings on
Avenue G, when beautiful embroidery will
be offered for sale for the benefit of the
church.
A cordial invitation to be present is ex-
tended to all ladies interested in artistic
needle work.
Miss Ruby Bridges, of Pulaski, Tenn, Is
the guest of relatives in this city.
The members of the Little Jokers' Card
club were the guests of Mrs. Richard Ran
doph on yesterday afternoon. The prize,
a gold belt, was won by Miss Zemma
Webb. Miss Madge Parsons entertains the
club next Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Woodrow celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their
home the South Highlands last Tuesday
evening. The parlors and halls were beau
Pac'SOAA'''t
pink roses, potted plants, palms and ferns.
The dining room, carrying out the golden
scheme with yellow embroideries, candles,
Marshal Neil roses. There were four gen.
erations present and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row were the happy recipients of great
number of golden gifts conspicuous among
them being two gold nuggets from 1.-THE
Klondike.' They have now entered the
run for the Diamond wedding" and that
they might reach it with health and happi-
ness was the sincere wish of their many
friends both at home and abroad.
The following are the officers of the La
dies Social club, of the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers, which gave such a
successful entertainment Friday night:
Mrs. E. G. Scatterwhite. president; Mrs.
Joe McCallum, vice president; Mrs. Sam
Dodd, treasurer; Mrs. NJ. Everin, secre-
tary;; Mrs. w. Sencerbax, assistant Sec
rotary; Mrs Annie Willacy, chaplain; Mrs.
John Cox, doorkeeper, and Mrs. Sam Dodd,
assistant doorkeeper.
Mrs. David Castleman has issued cards
to the marriage of her daughter, Margaret,
to Floyd f. Whittle, Wednesday afternoon,
April 20, at o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church, Greensboro, Ala.
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TUSCALOOSA

The Druid City Literary club met with
Mrs. ]. ]. Harris in the parlor of the
Washington hotel on Monday night. There
was large attendance and an interesting
programme was rendered, the subject being
"Wit and Humor.''
The wedding of Mr.. j. T. Searcy Jr., and
Miss Matte Hester at the Methodist
church on Tuesday night was one of the
most brilliant that has been celebrated in
Tuscaloosa in long while. Both parties
are popular members of society, and the
church was packed to it's fullest capacity.
The groom Is the son of DR.. ]. T. Searcy,
the superintendent of the Alabama Bryce
insane hospital, and. the bride daughter
of another prominent physician, DR.. VIM.
Hester. There were seven ushers and sew
en- bridesmaids, the maids of honor being
Miss Saidee Hester, sister of the bride, and
Miss Sarah Whitfield, of Meridian. After
the wedding a handsome reception was
given at the residence of the groom's par
'ents on the hospital lawn. The couple left
on the late train for a trip to New Or
leans.
The Tuesday Whist club met on Wednes-
day this week, the hostess being Mrs.
James ]. Mayfield.
The Kettledrum was entertained on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Belle r. Har-
rison. The author discussed was Ella
Wheeler Wilcox.
The Up to Date club met with Mrs.
Helen Fits this week and proved pleas
ant afternoon in the study of "Edin-
burgh."
The X C.'s met on Thursday night and
were delightfully."- entertained by Miss
aida Gordon Williams. The evening was
devoted to whist and the ladies' prize, a
silver and turquoise shirt waist set, was
won by Mrs. w. G. Cochrane The gen.
tlemans prize was tied for by Messrs
Offnere Hope and M. d. Bounau, the lat
ter winning on the cut
The rosebud luncheon at the college last
night had all the charm of private enter
tainment and was a great artistic and
financial success.
Mrs. W. A. Hankins and sons have re-
turned to their home at Richmond, Va
Mrs. M. o. Carter, of Chicago, is the
guest of her nephews. Messrs. F. p. and G.
B. Turner.
Mrs. r. E. Hardaway and children have
returned to Livingston.
Dr. W. e. Bingham and Mr.. c. c. Kill
gore attended the Grand Lodge of the
knights of Honor in Mobile this week.
Mr.. w. Y. Dill and Miss Mamie Manly
came DOWN from birmingham 10 dttenu tno
marriage of Mr.. Searcy and Miss Hester.
Noble J. Wiley, of the law class, has re-
turned from trip to his home at Mont
gomery.
Miss Sarah Whitfield, of Meridian, who
was maid of honor at the Searcy-Hester
wedding is the guest of Mrs. VIM. Hester
Mrs. J. T. Searcy has gone for visit to
relatives at Greenville, Miss.
Reys d. G. Lilly, r. B. McA1pine o. B.
Wilson and Mr.. e. B. Nug,rn attended the
session of the Tuscaloosa Presbytery at
Demapolis this week.
Mrs. w. F. Fits, Jr., went up-to Birming-
ham to attend the debut reception of Misses
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PIEDMONT.

Mrs. Minhinnit and her two daughters
have removed to Piedmont from Tusca-
loosa
Mrs. T. p. Ledbetter is visiting friends
in Talladega-
Piedmont has three literary clubs fully
organized with a large membership in
each.
Colonel Robert Mckee has recovered
from a serious indisposition which con-
fined him to his room for several days.
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MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS 1T SOOTHES
the CHILD. SOFvTENS the GUMS. AL
LAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND collie.
and is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Look to Your Eyes

Sight is the most inestimable of all bless
ings; blindness, the most woeful Of all
Affections. AS an essential. then, of happy
existence, do you give your eyes attention
in proportion to their Importance? See our
optician for your spectacles.
H. C. ABBOTT & BRO, 121 N. goth st.
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Sight is as precious to you as life itself.
We make no charge for eye examination.
We employ expert optician to do our
fitting.
II. c. ABBOTT & BRO, 121 N. Goth st.
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To Keen Your Husband,s Love

Have his home lit up by electricity at
night when he comes home. A bright light
makes everything look cheerful. A dark
house is mans abomination.
The Consolidated Electric Light Co.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-17

We have all the latest and most approved
apparatus for accurate eye testing. Mis-
takes are impossible.
II. C. ABBOTT 6 BRO, 12l N. Goth st.