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Arizona republican., 1899-07-02

A PATRIOTIC THEME. The ser mon at the Baptist church this morn ing will be especially appropriate to Independence Day.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-02

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PILLS It is noi5 often that the Tucson Star expresses an opinion on any subject, ard it's readers must have been sur pTised when they read this startling statement in yesterdays &ssual If
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IN THE on FIELDS.

The big deal that was pending, mem
ton of which was made In these reports
some weeks ago, was consummated.
Thursday. and Is the largest transact
ton of the kind that has taken place in
many months. The seller is the South
ern OH Company. of which II. N. Barns
dali is the president and princlpa.
stockholder. In the sale is included
1000 barrels OF daily production, large
acreage. and more than fifty wells, To-
Gated in Wood and Eltchle counties,
West Nlrginia, and Monroe county
Ohio The price paid was $4,000 The
purchasers We're Boston capitalists and
Fred e. Boden, 1t is said, negotiated the
trade.
In disposIng of the amount Of produc-
tion named. Mr.. BarnsdaH has not in
cluded all Of his holdings. He retains
his Whisky Run. Ogden. Archer's
Forks and part Of his Jackson Ridge
property The sale represents settled
Big Injun, salt sand and Berea griS
production. and many OF the leases
have not been fully developed Mr..
Barnsdall will continue to operate the
property he has retained and viii Still.
be the largest Individual operator In
the eastern fields. There were many
small interests held by individuals In
the property sold. and In order that lla
operations might be more easily han
died and come more closely under his
disert supervision. he concluded to part
With that portion OF his holdings.
The style of the new company has
not been made known. but 1t is under
stood that corporation VIII be organ
lied and capitalized at more than n
million dollars and, with the purchase
as nucleus, will engage energetlcally
In the oil producing business.
In the Mcdonald field. Wiles. Boyd &
/ Co. have purchased from II. NJ. Ernst
five producing wells on the Charles
Melsle farm. The wells have an aggre-
gate net production OF z barrels a day
and the consideration was close to
$1,000. or about 81, 900 barrel,
The owners of the Brlcker farm well
and leases near Cadlz. o.. have organ
Ized themselves Into a company to he
known as the Bricker oil Company. with
capitalization Of $4,000: It Is tho pur-
pose of the new company to begin ac-
tive operations on the John Bricker and
adjoining farms. Notwithstanding
there has been the greatest excitement
and the new strike visited by many
prominent operators, few leases have
been taken outside those held by the
owners OF the BrIcker farm well. The
drlllers who worked on the Bricker Sc
cured q 70-acre lease. some distance
from the gusher for $500. It IS reported
that they sold II last wednesday at an
advance Of $500. Farm owners n
mile or more from the well are asking
bonus OF 500 nm acre. but operators
are not anxious 10 invest Mt any such
figures and at such long range from the
producer, The BrIcker farm well Is
flowing by heads and produced so bar
rels from C o'clock Wednesday evening
TO II O'Clock this morning. Nothing has
been done to make II Increase It's pro-
duction since II was shot last Saturday
midnight II is thought that It will In
crease It's outputafter 1t has been clean
ed out and put to pumping
Flntulence is cured by BEEcHAMs
PILLS.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2O.-The
Chronicle says: "TherA is little cause
for alarm at present over the fact that
possibly the United States transport
Senator with the Iowa troops aboard.
encountered a typhoon shortly after
leaving Yokohama. according to marine
men and the owners of the steamer. Tha
fact that the Empress of India did not
sight the transport and was herself
caught in the typhoon Is not regarded
as omlnous for the Senator. In fact
the army officers and both members of
the firm OF Goodall. Perkins & Co.. the
owners. are firm in their belief that the
Senator Will arrive on Monday as
scheduled, or at the most not later than
Tuesday. The Senator is built of steel
and cost 100000 She Is only two years
old and Is one Of the staunchest vessels
on the Pacific.
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Recent charters Is:ned.

Special Dispatch TO the lntellig4ncer
CHARLESTON. w. Va, oct. TO-
Charters were issued today to the fol-
lowing concerns: The Monongah Coal
Company, of Monongah. capital stock
$4,000. with the privilege Of increasing
to 100000 Incorporators. johnson N.
Camden. sprlgg D. Camden, Charles r.
Alexander Of Parkersburg, and others.
The architectural iron and wire works
for the purpose of manufacturing, buy
ing, selling and dealing in structural
iron. Principal Office to be at New Mar
tlnsvilIe. capital stock $2.17O. with the
privilege of increasing to $4,000. In
cOrporators, e. A. Reich. and Harry S.
Reich, OF New Martinsvlllc; Leo
Relsch. of Cleveland. Ohio. and julius
MoskowitE and Julius Moskowitz, jr., Of
Wheeling.
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Troy. N. Y. Oct. 2O.-The New York
Presbyterian synod approved Bishop
Potter's stand on the divorce question
by the adoption of the following resolu-
tIon:"
THE synod OF New York recognizing
with sorrow and alarm nm increasing
tendency toward lowered regard for
the sscTedness of the marriage tic
here enjOins upon all Its ministers ab-
solutely to refuse to marry divorced
persons. except 1t Is the innocent party
under divorce granted for reasons
fully recognized In the new Testament
and further urges upon all Its minis
tiers, church officers and members to use
all possible proper means to cultivate
high moral and religious sentiment
or this subject In all our communities"
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BOWLFR'S GOOD LUCK.

The Reilly Building Janitor Secures a
Fortune of $4,000 by the Death
ofhis Grandfather in England.
The many friends Of william H. Bow
Ter, jaultOr Of the Reilly building, will
rejoice in the knowledge of the good
luck that fell to his lot yesterday in
communication from over the sea. To
be brief, "Blly's" agtonIshed eyes FEAST
ed yesterday on a letter sent him by
a sister in England, which announced
that the Wheeling man Is heir to $4,000,
his share of his grandfather's estate,
which comes to him by the death Of his
grands!rc. Mr. Bowler is his fathers
eldest son and his portion of the estate
is the largest OF all. His father is dead.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Prominent Yonng People Married
At Huntington, ", We.

Prominent Yonng People Married
~ Huntington, ", Va
Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligeneef.
MANNINGToN, W. Va, Oct. 2O.-'
Miss Jessie Blackshere.of this city, and
Edward Grandson Smith. OF Clarlts-
burg, were married Wednesday evening,
October IS, 1888. at the home Of the
brides parents. in the presence Of I'M
mediate relatives. Invitations had
been issued for the marriage to be sol
emnized at the NJ. E. church, wednes-
day evening. October Is, but owing to
telegraphic messages summoning the
BRIDES family to Mr.. Blackstone, who
is critically Ill of Brights disease at
Colorado Springs. Colorado the nup-
tials were celebrated one week earlier
Under other circumstances this
would, doubtless. have been one OF the
most brilliant weddings ever occurring
in the state.
Miss Blackstone is the daughterr OF
John Blackstone. esq, president OF the
Exchange Bank Of Warrington, and
one of Marion countys wealthiest and
most lIlllueuIlhl Dublneb1 men uuu IT.
spected citizens. She is a woman Of
remarkable beauty, highly accomplish
ed and POSSESSES great culture. Her
education was obtained in a leadirS
southern Institution with a post-gradu.
ate course In Baltimore.
Mr.. Smith is native Of this county.
graduate OF the State University /:
the classics and law. He took post
graduate course in law under that gres.
lawyer and famous teacher, Randolph
Tucker, at Washington and Lee Uni
versity. graduating in 1892 In June Of
that year he began the practice Of law
here and has met with phenomenal
success. AS an orator Of fine ability
and power he won handsome medal In
1892 in the southern intercollegiate ora
torical contest at Vanderbilt UNIVERSE
ty, Nashville, Tenn.
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To Dcyclon West Yirgtnia.
snecI0l Dlspa.eh 10 the 1ntelllseneeE.

snecinI DIspR!eh 10 the IntelIlEehceF.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. co.
Tho Dentury Coal Company of West
Virginia, has been chartered, with the
principal office at Baltimore. Nd. for
the purpose Of conducting a mining and
coal business. The subscribed capital
is $500 ten per cent paid up, and au-
thorized capital 100000. The lncorpo-
rators are Alexander Shaw. Michael
Jenkins, Nelson Perrin, Simon Rosen-
burg and John gill. all OF Baltimore.
The company will develop 10000 acre
coal tract in Barbour and Upshur coun-
ties, In this state. which was recently
sold by Alexander Shaw. Of Baltimore
to syndicate composed Of Pittsburgh,
Boston and Baltimore capItalists.
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NEW YORK, Oct 2o.-Joe choynslsl.
of California. whipped Jimmy Ryan, Of
Australia, in the seventh round of their
fight tonight at the Broadway Athletic
Club. Choynski was far more the clev-
erer Of the two, and the result was eX-
pected. Ryan was outpointed from the
first tap OF the gong, and when the
knockout came Choynski was as fresh
as when he began Ryan's previous
showing with Choynski, with whom he
stayed twenty rounds, made some peo-
pie bet even money. that Ryan would
stay the limit this time But the even
money they bet was badly invested, as
Ryan never had a possible show when 1t
came to hard work.
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SLEEPING CAR COMBINE.
Tho Pullman Company Absorbs the
Wagner Organization,

Tho PulImQn Company Absorbs the
Wagner Organization.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2O-The following
statement was issued to-day. at the
conclusion of the meeting of the board
of directors of the Pullman Palace Car
Company: ,7
sit is announced that negotiations
have been concluded between the
boards of directors Of the Pullman and
Wagner companies subject to the rati
flcation Of their respective stockholders,
by which the Pullman company will
purchase all the assets and property OF
the Wagner company, including It's
contracts with railway companies,
paying therefor 100000 shares OF
Pullman stock-the capital stock Of the
Pullman company to be increased ac-
cordingly for that purpose.
ut is understood that the board Of dI.
rectors Of the Pullman company Is to be
increased and that Mrs. William K.
Vanderbilt. ]. Plerpont Morgan, Fred
ertck w. Vanderbilt and DR.. w. Seward
Webb will become members OF the
Pullman board.
Steps are to be taken Immediately to
submit the matter to the stockholders
for action and approval and for that
purpose meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Pullman company has been call
ed for December s, next.
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Now Pnclllc etenmshIp LInc.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Gothic Ex-
amlner says that the firm of MItsuI s.
Co.. Of Japan, Is considering plan to
establish a new trans-PacIAc steamship
line. The firm is said to have contract
cd for 100000 bales OF cotton to be de-
llvered before next March and may pro-
vide steamers OF Its own to carry part
OF this American product Return car
goes 1t Is stated will DO solicited ard
the compnny's vessels may become per-
manent competitors OF the existing
lines. s. Adagakl, n member OF tbs
Arm who has Just returned to Japan
from this city Is alleged to have made
agreements with merchants here to
DntroniEe the steamers of his company.
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Cnrtnr,s sentonrn Confirmed.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Judge Lacomb
in the United States district court,
handed down decision to-day dismiss
sign the writ Of habeas corpus In the
case of former Captain oberlin NJ. Car
ter. who is under sentence Of five years
Imprisonment for conspiracy to defraud
the government in contracts. The de-
cisIon was given in lengthy opinion
which upholdg the findings Of the court
martial saJa
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sIMLA, India, Oct. 9O.-At to-day's
meeting Of the supreme council of In
dla. c, NJ. RIvaz said that the famine
affected areas comprised 100000 miles
of British territory and 100000 miles of
the territory Of native states. each sec.
ton containing upward OF 100000 of
people. The situation in the central
provinces and particularly In Berar,
Guzerat, North Deccan, Southeast and
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The marriage of Mr.. John Wallace, OF
the Tntelligencer. to Miss Olive Doans
Dunlap, of West Alexander, Pa, is
booked for Thursday. The bridc-elec.
ID one Of the prettiest girls of this sec
tion.and Mr.. Wallace is known through
odt the state as a writer and poet OF
marked credit. Many sketches appear
ing from Saturday TO Saturday with
their clever dealing with topics OF the
day. have been the subject Of nnttering
comment by critics. Mr.. Wallace was
born In Canada, but educated AZ the
West Virginia University at MorgnE-
town. He has the distinction Of being
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STRAINED SITUATION



not u Bod of Roses.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2O.-The stea-
mer Moana arrived to-day from
Australian ports via Apia, Samoa, and
Honolulu. The correspondent of the
Associated Press at Samoa sends news
of startling character He says I'M
der date OF October 6: 1.-THE aspect Of
affairs in somoa is indeed far from re-
assuring. There Is trouble brewing,
and II will come soon II the three pow
ers do not come to aid the government
and the distracted offlciuis, The three
consuls who were left here as a pro-
v!sional government by the commits
s!oners are finding their position by
no means n bed Of roses.
1T Is matter Of report that the feel
Ing between the members Of the pro-
vlslonal government is strained"
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2O.-A COM
mIttee Of promInen; citizens. headed by
Rabbi Jacob voorsanger and including
among its members Generals shnfter.
Mayor Phelan and Mrs. Phoebe Hearst
has taken steps toward the establish
ment Of library In Manila for the use
OF the United States soldiers The pro-
feet which was originated by the late
Colonel Miley has been taken up with
enthusiasm by men and women who are
determined to carry It to execution.
SEE our line OF Ovcrcohts. Wen save
you money and give satisfaction. Grcnt
line at 81 90. NJ. GUTMAS d co.,
twelfth aud Main StrsGts
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DIED.

HACK--on Friday. October Goth. 1880. at
I:l5 a. M, GEORGE HACK, in his 10th
year.
Funeral from his late residence, No. rs
Eighteenth street. Sunday afternoon at
! o'clock. Services at ST. Alphonsus
church at 1880 o'clock. Friends Of the
family respectfully invited TO attend.
Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
HERVEY-on Friday, October 10, 1902, at
1915 .. m, HELEN HUGHES HEIR
VEY, aged years daughter OF George
b. and Gertrude W. HoTYey.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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alnlual Saylaas 9aak..
Actions Speak Louder Than Words.

How is It, Thrifty that OF ALL who were boys tosetha
In the old mill, you alone rich?"
That's long story, Spender, and do not need 50
much light to talk by. Wait until turn down the gai
and I'll tell YOU"
you deposit your savings"
I'm the MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK, 1921 Market ST.
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While much larger than the portray
cd town" and stIll retaining all the
characteristics Of metropolitan city,
Wheeling is Ideally situated to pose as
Compromise" Fortunate Is the
Wheeling lad with typical rural scenes
within stones throw. He has but to
scale the hills which fringe the city and
he's In the country. Few cities have as
There are farms on ReymHnn's hill,
ChaplIne hill and all the river hills.
where the boy or man DESTROYS OF revel
ing In "the melancholy days" may do so
to his hearts content and in conform
Ity with the timely poetry.
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CIIILDRigN'S suits. Csc TO 500.
IIcttOr goods ana moro styles than any
nj. GUTMAN Is CO.,
Twelfth and Main street,
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honored with the dedication Of a vol
ume of poems by a contemporary
poet.

non, nonof 60 WIN IN, me ,aealeafion OF a vol
umt q poems 0y a contemporary
nv meuulDs 81 MISS sara Brockp-
me %eF, 49,, sS y, eapsh'er Of Hon.
Sii"''es " W., orq MRS Sroekunier' and
Une =, .,. mnss1nss most fascinating
YOUNG s,Fis 70 mr. deoFge Howard For
"eunesuay ey .2 IN the presence Of
H ,Htl.,1'e , .livt'os' u lne family home ON
N , ,au,n street The officiating
r.e's''Hu'' 70 pc mr. Reed OF Carlisle.
fH'
me marriage oil Mr Bernie Kenhard
,aes ' one Of lhe city's prominent
1utu buy, OF Al'esneny' VIII be cele-
praleu WIN great eelat wednesday
evening, N 'ne fresoyterlan church Of
Ihat cl.y. 70 De followed with recep-
s.en az .ne FANNY nome Many Of
Wheellns 3 society people viii SO to
flttsouFsn on g Special train Wednes-
oay AFTERNOON
NnN p HI
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Mr.. William Molineaux. who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Rogers,
Of Fifteenth street. leaves New York
to-day by the cunard steamer Lucunla
for Liverpool.
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Andrade Resigns.

. CARACAS. Venezuela, Oct. 2O-The
crisis is virtually over. General An
drade, the president, has accepted the
conditions proposed by the lnsurgert
commander, General Clpdiano Castro,
and win go abroad, the presidency de-
volving upon the vice president. Cen
eral Castro Will enter Caracas peace
fully tomorrow. thus avoiding blood
shed and dictatorship.
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Invitations for associate membership
IN the woman's Musical Club will be
issued during the coming week and an
extraordinarily brilllantseasonf from the
artistic and encouragement side Of the
art Is anticipated. The regular weekly
rehearsal occurs this afternoon, and the
active membership already enrolled
warrants the assertion that much good
music will be publicly presented
through the medium Of the clubs
monthly recitals. The evening con-
certs, to which associate membership
season tickets include admission. VIII
have distinguished professionals as the
attraction.
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CLoAKs and Furs remodeled and
re- dyed. MISS a. SORG,
1873 Main street.
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TRY schenk's Pure White Rose Ma
pie Leaf Lard. Best in the market.
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STYLISH aud durable Mems suits
only so 90. New Goods.
NJ. GUTMAN q co.,
TwelILh aud Main street.
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lens heavy black UudershIrts ana
,rawerS, fleece lined, worth 15c, on
sale Saturday only Mt 81 I-gc, at
WILL GUTMAS'S. 1911 Market st.
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"she said without single sigh,
And hardly hesitation.
That she would be my sister, aye,
Or any fond relation.
answered cunninRly, All, me,
I've sisters by the dozen;
Please make Il IN the next degree,
For one may wed q cousin.
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CYCIING.

Fred Gerlach, chairman of the L. A.
w. racing board has announced the
following professional Championship
scores for 1899: MaJor Taylor, worces-
ter, Mass, Sc points, Tom Butler, Cam.
bridge, Mass, ~ points: Nat Butler,
Cambridge, q; James B Bowler, ChIca-
30. "a; Watson Coleman. Boston, n:
Charles B. Mccarthy. st. Louis, 2O:Ed-
ward Llewellyn. Chicago, 13;Angus Nc
Leod, Toronto, s: Charles Porter. De-
trolt, g. Harry D. Gibson, Cincinnati
6; Harley Davidson. BrantfGrd. Ont. 5;
Jerry Woodward, Detroit 4: Louis Cor
don, Indianapolis, q; b. B. Bird, St.
Paul, 3; H. Carman. Ontario, 3: Hugh
Mclean Chelsea. Mass. 8: Ben Monroe,
Amherst. Mass, 3: Horace Poutch,
Louisville, 2; Frank Butler. Cambridge
9; Wlese Hammer. Philadelphia, 2; l..
o. Watson, indianapolis. 2: Charles
Pease. Indianapolis. /; Charles Hofer,
st. Paul, l: James Urquhart, Boston, J..
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Wnplo Given q New Trial.
,nectal Disnht cb ~ tI,a Ip.ciIt,,ar,or

Special Dlsphtch to the Intelllgencer.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Oct. 2O.-
Kid wanko. the pugilIst, of Washing
ton, Pa, who was on trial here charged
with killing FGix Carr. of Cincinnati,
IN a glove contest here last June, the
jury returning a verdict Of voluntary
manslaughter, will not so to the peni-I
Tertiary. Judge jackson. In criminal
court this afternoon, sustaining the mo-
ton to set aside the verdict and has
granted new trial set for the January
term. Wanko at once gave bond, was
liberated from jail. and left for his
home at Washington, Pa. tonight He
will work in the Duncan glass factory
there until his second trial comes up.
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or OvercOnt. Late styles only at
NJ. 0UTMAN'S q CO.'S,
Twelfth md Main Stpnnt.
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Mrs. Joseph speidel. of chaplIne
street, Is in Pittsburgh.
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Miss Mae Belle Hart. sister Of Hon.
Charles Burdette Hart United, States
Minister at Bogota, is the house guest
for two weeks Of Mrs. w. w. Irwin.
South chapllne street.
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Mss Julia Savage Is entertaining a
house party at the Savage homestead.
bethany Road. The young ladies' en-
joyIng the hospitality are Miss Jennie
Jepson, Miss Laura C. Dalzell, aIss
Alice Bates, Miss Emily Pollock and
Miss Mary Gardner. of steubenvlllc, the
house guest of Mrs John Frew.
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Or. and Mrs. John c. Hupp, OF Four
tenth street, are out of the city.
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Mrs. James B. fancy entertained the
Island Whist Club last Monday even
ing at the fancy home, North From:
street.
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Mrs.. Nelson c. whitaker leaves Mon
day for Charleston. to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Bessie Dana, friend OF.
her daughter. Miss Elsie whitaker. vino
Is now travelling on the continent.
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IF Elatglence is cured by BEEcHAMs
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A barn dance at Echo Point is under
the discussion Of the spinsters. and
brilliant AFFAIR is anticipated for Hallow
Zen night.
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Miss Flora Wilson entertained with a
"Guesslng party" the splnster organi-
nation and a number Of from-out-Of-
town guests. The prize was captured
by one of the latter. a house guest of
Mrs. Albert c, whitaker. The next
splnster entertainment win be given
Friday. November srd. by Miss Lille
3. Vance. at the Vance home. North
Main street.