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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-11-18

Mrs. Winn-"Wouldn't you like to see
my new hat, John?" Mr.. W.-"Um-why
yves" Mrs. W.-'So would l, dear. Just
give me S14 and I'll show you one"
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deserve the fair Paris is certainly nc
place for a worlds exposition.
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liOld Ildu Il COulllut
could not walk across the
time. Since using your II
ing-down pains. or tired
feelings, and am we'll and
hearty. Ishall
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound to all my
suffering friends as the
greatest remedy for all
female weakness"
Mrs. SUSIE J. WEAVER,
1921 Callowhill ST., Phila-
delphia, Pa, writes:
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM-I
had Inflammation of the
womb and painful men
situation, and by your
advice l began taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. Have
taken four bottles and use
one package of Sanativ
Wash and feel like a new
woman. | thank you so
much for what your medi- q
cine has done for me-"
MRS. NJ. BAUMANN, III v
Chicago, ILL.,, writes: al
months trial of Lydia E. Pi
not say enough in praise
with womb trouble when |
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-11-18

Lightning a few weeks ago fused a
plateglass window in Chicago into the
form of a cross.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-11-18

never used SO quick n cure as Piso's
Boz HI, Seattle, Wash, Nov. 25, 1895.
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THE GRIT CURE THAT DOES CUR

A bust of ex-Speaker Reed is being ex-
ecuted in bronze for the Maine legislature.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-11-18

Like the lemon, a woman is not so sour
after a little iudicious Squeezing.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-11-18

After a girl gets married she thinks she
knows all about everything sinful.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-11-18

Laxative Bromo Quiune Tablets removes
the cause that produces LA Grippe. L, w.
Groves signature is on eatrh box. 25c.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-11-18

Mr.. William Foote and Miss Amelia Arm
were married at Olathe, Kans., last week.
Guess who will be the head of the family.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-11-18

are he broke a very common custom il
naming babies by not calling 1t Dewey.
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address IS lynn, Mass. Absolutely no
charge is made for advice. 81 suffered
seven years and would surely lave died
but for your help" writes MRS. GEO.
BAINBRIDGE, Morea. Pa, to Mrs. Pinkham.
ut is with pleasure | now write to inform
you that am now a healthy woman. thanks
to your kind advice and wonderful medi-
cine. l can never praise it enough. Twas
a constant sufferer from womb trouble, and
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FOR CONSTIPATION.

al have gone IA days at q time
without movement of tho
bowels. Chronic constipation for
seven years placed me in this terrible
condition; 1 did everything / heard
of but eve found any relief until 1
began using CASCARETS. / now have
from one TO three passages a day, and
IL l was rich l would give $1,000 for
each movement; IL Is such a relief"
AYLMRR l.. HUNT,
1889 Russell St. Detrok. Mich
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SAFE
COUNSEL
FOR SICK
WOMEN

leucorrh9a, had a continual pain in abdomen. Sometimes |
could not walk across the floor for three or four weeks at a
time. Since using your medicine. | now have no more bear
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livery woman suffering from any female trouble can be
n helped by Mrs. Pinkham. This statement is based on
sound reasoning and an unrivalied record. Multitudes
of Americas women to-day bless Mrs. Pinkham for competent
and conmon-sense advice, Write to her if you are ill. Her
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Pain V~anQuiShed

Nc remedy on earth can ever abolish pain
as a whole, for pain is the common lot OF
all living creatures. We can, however, van.
quish pain as atormentor of the individual,
either of nan or beast, for this has been
done triumphantly for many years by
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months trial ofLydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound l can
not say enough in praise for it. l was a very sick woman
with womb trouble when began its use, but now l am we'll"
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FOR Cad BLOOD.

"CASCARETS do all claimed
for them and are a truly wonderful
medicine. Ihave often wished for .
medicine pleasant TO take, and q
Since taking them my blood has been
pun flied ana my complexion has Inn
proved wonderfully, and feel much
better in every way.n
MRS. SALLIE E. SELLAAs,
Luttrsll, Tenn.
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Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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~ have been troubled q great
deal with a torpid liver, which pro
duces constipation. / found CASCA-
and secured such relief the first trial
that ! purchased another supply and
was completely cured. / shall only
be too glad TO recommend Cascaret3
whenever the opportunity ID pre-
sented," ia SMITH,
2a20 Susquehanna Ave,
DbSIaAalNhl. De
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PERSONAL MENTION.

| Eugene r. l4einer has gone on a business
| trip to Bryan.
| {. W Mensing was among yesterdays Wis
| itors ficm Galveston.
Mr. Herman Brown loft last night for New
| York and Eastern markets.
| Constable George Waters Of Galveston was
amonG yesterdays visitors,
| The many friends of Phil Holmes are glad
| to see him up again from his sickness of sew
eral days.
| Hon. l.. L. Foster. president of the Agrieul-
tur:tl and Mechanical college, was i'll the city
| Yesterday.
Colonel w. 3. Workman. ex-State treasurer.
now editor OF the Austin Statesman, was IN
| the city yesterday.
| S. ]. Winson is in the sity from Richmond.
Street Commissioner Jack Kennedy Is wres.-
| ling with the grippe.
Colonel G. Inslee Jones OF Philadelphia, who
has numerous friends in the city, Is here on
bis regular annual visit
Hon. c. L. Stewart representative from
fariant county, is visiting his sister, Mrs. ].
IL House, 2S02 Jackson street.
Mr.: Henry Brown and bride arrived yester-
day from New Ynik and are at present pleas
antly located ut the Pizzini hotel.
W. l.. Foley left last night for New York
City to purchase his epring stock of goods.
lie will be absent about sixty days.
E. X. BAKER. division superintendent of the
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany was in the city yesterday from Austin.
Mr.. J. T. w. Loe arrived in the city yestsr.
day He comes on buslress for the Texas
Trade Review relative to a descriptive write
vi OF Houston.
Miss Alpha. Pettis, who has been quite i'll
the rest few days. is now. able to be out again.
IL, a. Spencer, proprietor of the Veasco
hcte'. was In the city yesterday.
Mr., W. c. Percy, representing the Uri G. CO.
tdist,llery Of Louisville has removed his fam
ny TO Houston and will in future make his
hs atluarters here, covering his territory from
Mr.. William Miller. president of the Ray
Moo, MOOD Rice company at Haywood, Texas paid
INC Fest q pleasant call yesterday He comes
from i,es MONIES, Iowa, to Texas in the inter-
os' Of developing the rice Industry.
MI p. C. IcHec and family hnve removod
from Anderson. Grimes county, ana taken IN
thoir lfsidence at Brunnnr Mr. Mckee ~ nj,
eA county official of his county and VIII prove
Neldshie adjunct to Burners citizenship.
Mt. Tom ~ Bowers, editor of the Texas
CSnnon, published at Austin, was In the clty
yesterday. In speaking OF his journal he save
he proposes to shoot at everything that gets
well as kildees. $50" -
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CITY BRrvrrrE,.

general public today. ~ su'
Trinity Hill Will have a meeting at III,
cnurcn IN the Fair Grounds on Wednesda,
requested 49, "t' -"us hcs -
The Ladies Aid society of the Third Baptis,
church: corner of White and Decatur street
VIII give musical ind literary entertain
ment Tuesday. January "a. '-'
:, lnere are undsiivered kilograms at the Of.
NE Of the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany fer c. C. Barnes. II. N ynstp q , avn,
r. burgess and J. d. Shimf.
o. Z. Barnes. whose home Ia near Alyin
s Sra VINO died u this city at ST. Jo,eph's IA.
hoss q Wright In Glenwood cemeser~ ~
Tho Ladies' Parish associstion uI,i Ma /.
s'spuoh on Thursday, January 26 from
70 IN The parish rooms OF Christ oburcb
ara " .nr,, ~ .ae congregation and strange n
The members CT the Ladies, po,a,,
srr requested TO meet this afternoo 7, ~
rooms OF the Houston Lyceun nj 4 ~, =, =, ~
~ wnich time they are 10 confer WITH ~.
mayer and city council "n 'ns
1i,u nsrs WV De meeting at Turner hall
~ sssuay afternoon at o'clock OF the ,die'
q ,ne lurnyerein who have been apnnin,ad
q r9,inm,u.e Of supper for tbs chil,Irsn,s
MASKED bail on February s.
.uere were three alerns OF 0re y.,steraay
out they We're All Hue arcs and M dsn,sss
sustained in either casc The Ioe.s ~ uan ,,a
Mf Main street. iIoi Dallas ayeane s'o aa Were
nsr OF louisiana street and Pcase AVENUE ',n .0''
une S'u Sc M sns on sunday held an iaaes
monthstold colored baby Of j.ss se,u, 'ns y
un y Lsh rage street. whoss doath resulted
iron, IRON psing accidentally smcth.rcd duiinr thc
aftar,,ii Mili be a mosting ut o'clocy ~,
hsasue 81 the committee 10 probe p,,ble sc
w ppol the subject Of securing fsr T."
Texas air, y pe'aianfnt south
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HILLE-LEwIs.
Marriage of Two Well Known Bean.
mOnters CeIebrntcL Yesterday.

Marriage of Two Well Known Beau.
monters Celebrated Yesterday.
Mr. o. J. Hille and Miss Mary Altoona
Lewis, both of Beaumont. were marrin1
yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock at the
residence of the groom's mother Mrs. NJ.
j, lille in this city. The bride who is a
sister of Mrs. S. B. Cooper. wife of Ctn-
gresham Cooper of the Second Texas
district. is popular and accomplished
young lady. and on her visits to Houston
she has made many friends.
Mr.. Hille who was for a long time a
resident OF this city and is well known
here. Is manager OF the Crescent News
company at Beaumont.
Mrs. NJ. j. lille will in future reside In
Beaumont with her son and daughter.
The business office of The Post was
pleasantly remembered by Mr.. and Mrs
lille. The remembrance in question Was
thoroughly enjoyed by its recipients.
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'uncil then adjourned.
THE FAITH HOME.
Contributions Received During the
Pnst Two Months.

hecelScu During tn,
Pnst Two Months.
The board of managers feel deeply
grateful and wish 10 thank each one OF
those who have helped in the support oil
the little ones. Following is the list Of
contributors:
observation-disclosures. II. d. Taylor a. Sons,
HaslSins & Hutchinson. John Clay, Grune-
wall. Henrichsen, Pastoriza, Il. C. Craw-
ford. Borchard. Brasher g. CO., Chaser
Mrs. Bother, Mrs. Dillingham;
Meat Messrs. Tuffiy, Cook. Knapp,
Rhode, Bender Bauss. Geiselman. Will
ford e. Horn, Mr.. e. II. Norrell.
Bread-Messrs. Studio and Scholibo.
Butter-Mr. Cook. Mesdames t.. N,
Walker, Carroll of Arcola
Milk.-Mrs Wicks.
Cakes-Miss Cumming, Mr.. Weiss. First
Presbyterian church.
egctables--Mesdamos Phieffer and
Traina.
Shoes repaired--Mr Conrad
Observation-Disclosures T. w. House
Verean, Geiselman, Messrs. Dawson,
Scholbo and Bender.
Clothing Mesdames w. scholibo, Coie-
man, Josey Geiselman, Chew Tnttle,
Norrell, Bastaba. " Leman, Gillespie, II.
b. Morriss. McBnnis. Miss Smith. Mar
guerite Dennis, Beulah and Fred McKen-
ney and Mr., Joe Sam.
Sewing done by Mesdames. Werner,
Bruckmuler, Decker, Charles Stewart.
Scott, Bother and Whist club.
Portrait-Mrs. Werner
Drugs Messrs. Hume. Carter, Lewyn
and Mrs. Virgins,
Fuel--Crystal Ice and Fuel company.
Blankets -Mesdames Coyle, Otter, c. s.
House, Gillespie. T. W. House.
Mattress -Mesdames Gillespie. Coyle and
otter.
Reading matter--Mrs. j. A. Archer
Houston Post Texas World Houston Daily
Herald
Toys--Schosser. Racket store.
Mrs Eugene Blake.
Secretary Board OF Managers
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4 MIC RICE FARM.


soon TO he Established Near Libertx
In Liberty County.
Mr.. William Miller of Des Moines. Iowa.
who is now in the city, is here in the in :
terest of closing the deal for large tract
OF land in Liberty county. some AZ 900
acres, upon which win be established rice
farm by the Haywood Irrsating ana Mi,;-
ing company, tho capital stock OF witch a.
$500, 900. '" p
erty for the purpose Of thorough irrisa
ton. The farm Is to be equipped with she
most complete and uI-to date plant ,or
irrigating the property and HARVESTING ana
preparing the riae for market
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Now Lrnguc organirea

~ Drummer Sunday night Organize,
Beach Of thesDIs,rict Epworth league met
a large assembisge of Brunnerites aud nut
on splendid footing league composea
of thirty members. There were presS n,
also Vice President Bering OF Houston'
OK Vice President Wade Rev. W. b. pitt
lips ana others, who gave their valuable
s sS % perlocting the new league.
considerable enthusiasm was aroused
The eirctipn OF officers resuIteds NJ
~ ". iutny, president; Miss Title Bart.
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rnrke,r-nnkc.

Tenaha, Texas January Today at
$3.50 o'clock p. m, Mr.. Oswald S. Parker Of
HoustoF Texas, was married to Miss Maud
Duke OF Center Mr., Parker ~ a promi-
nent attorney -at-iaw. representing the
Houston East and West Texas railway,
and Miss Duke 10 one OF Center's fairest
maidens. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. y, Turrentlne. The happy
couple vii make Timpson their home forl
the pfesent. The marriage was quiet ar
fair a..4
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lingck, secretary: Mr.. A Post, first vice
president; Miss Mae Forbes. second vice
president; Mrs. Alexander Necco, third
vice president.
the discharge of their respective duties.
The league afford a means for furnish
ing the citizens a diversity of religious
entertainment
Next Sunday Rev. Phillips will deliver
sermon at the close of the league SER
vices
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REM Estntc Transfers.


T.sU. Lubbock to Laura G. Lubbock.
one-half of the C. V. Uglow sur
vey. containing 64C acres.
Job Vandusen and wife, Julia b.. TO
Joseph LaGrange. 7s acres OF land.
part of l. p. Wade survey
Della Costello to Rev. Mother Mech
tide Superioress Sister OF Charity.
st, Mary's inirmary. Galveston.
and st. Joseph's inHrmary. Hons
ton, lots ?. 8, 4. I, s, block i lots
3. I. Z 5. block 9, In Clinton, part
Of the n. w. C. Harris survey:
other considerations and
J. g, Jensen and wife. Elslne. to ".
2, HnmphrevilIe lots 6, Z, o and
70. block 81. Bakers addition to
Houston. south side Buffalo bayou
Houston Electric Street Railway
Company to Cooper Kinney, lots
aud 8. block 80. Houston City
etreet Railway addition No. i..,
salvation and Houston Investment
Sompany TO A. Il. Taylor, lot q.
block I. Fair Grounds addition to
2 Houston. south side Buffalo bayou
~, y. TAYLOR and vito to A. NJ.
AptrNy. lots 3 and =, black 4. Fair
Grounds addition to Houston, south
eide HuHaio bayou; other consid-
eTations and
~ M. Aubrey to Galveston and
Houston Investment Company, lot
I d block 4, Fair Grounds addition
~ y Houaton. south side Buffalo
p4yop other considerations and.
HyysF. Grainger and wife. Maggie.
1y truefee, 70 Gaiveston and Hous-
q fnN tnx4etmeut Company. lot 2,
19ck ~ TGIr Grounds addition y. +.
MAMMALIAN and wife. Annie, to Hem
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A. !. Travis 10 Timothy II. Nunerry.
40 acres lot 81, J. s. Holman sur
vcy 800. ~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Carroll NJ. Carter 10 Joe Cekot, lot
Z, block %. Houston Heights
James a. Nowlcn and wife, Martha
r., to Junius Brown, 20 acres OF
land In the William Hilbns one
third league -. ......
Marriage Licenscs.
Harvey Oliver and Arizona shaw.
Joe Schiff and Mrs. Katy Goldburg.
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w. A. Moore, the tailor, has removed his
large line Of goods from 4ls Main street
TO 3os Fannin. under the opera house.
where he will be able to show bis line o.
spring aud summer samples 70 better
advantages.
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AcARD..

Having retired from the office Of district
attorney OF Harris and Galveston counties
] desire TO inform my friends that havs
resumed the general nractice OF law In ali
the courts and have opened an office al
loi6N Preston asenue. Houston. Texas.
k.f p. Gliaspie.
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city, died last night At 3.
airy. Tho deceased came Z, y
e.sl DAYS ago suffering w.
The funeral will occur z.
morning from the churcn
citation, with intermen. ~
cemetery. The father sns
witItthe deceased at tho
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Al CARD.

During my absence in Austin my office
viii be In charge OF Mr.. W. S. Hunt, who
will serve my clients. Those specially de-
string my sorvices can reach me by wire
at my expense.
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Tu CURE 4

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. An
druggists refund money II Il falls to curs.
-6c. The genuine has L.R.Q on each tablet.
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We are always the lowest on corn, oats
and bran. Get our prircs heforc buying.
Mercantile Storage Company.
Phone $50. s1s.
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rIiE ONLY ONE \

receiving pcriodicai tickets aud giving pre-.
MUM stamps with The hest work w the
Gil, Isl Packard's Troy Laundry, az Prai-
rie avenue Phone $40.
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suits for Civil nistrict a.nnr..

houston Ice and Brewing Company VS.
W-aP. siehert ct al: debt and foreclosure.
waiter A. Hun rs. Lena Maroncy, cx-
ecufrix trespass 70 try title and dam
ages.
Locris A. Pace. by next friend. VS.. Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fc Railway Company.
vorce. 80. " >. ~
William Stinde vs.. j. G. Suites: tres
pass 70 try title part OF 1856 1-1O acres of
certificate III. -
divorce.
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Gas ccoking stoves and hot plates for
ale by the Houston Gas Lirht GO.
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nica ~ the InHrmnry.
y. LiiIard pf Tyacr. ASA .,,..,. 81
ssafs' brother Of pr .. y. uilard Il tbs
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DAY ! \ / AMONG The COURTS
DIlD snefe SIT Alalast the Gull, Colorado
md Santa fe.
eleventh District Court viii Adj
+ jsurn For the Term Today
Business Disposed or.

Locris A. Pace. by his mother and ncxt
friend, Mrs. Mary a. Pace, filed suit for
$4,000 damages against the Cult Colorado
and Santa Te Railroad company yesterday.
The plaintif. who Is 10 years OF age, al
1eges that he was injured on the night OF
November 49, 1898. while in the employ
mont OF the defendant company by being
crushed between two cars. He was stand
ing on the ladder OF one OF the cars at the
tine and was assisting in making trans
fer
The jury in the case OF Cora Allen OF
al VS.. A. r. Lincoln ct al. which has been
on trial before Judge Wilson since Satur-
day, reported yesterday that 1t was un-
able to agree and mistrial was entered.
The hearing OF the case Of Ida Fitzgerald
vs. J. B. Weygal was then taken up.
Only few cases of minor Importance
were disposed of before Judge Tod during
the day. This court Will adjourn for the
term today.
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II. County Court.
American Brewing Association vs. John
Loeffler ct al; iudgme. by default against
j. Loeffler for s3os.57 and interest.
Same VS.. +. Minister; Judgment for plain
tin BY default for s31905 and interest.
Mrs. j. NJ. Burton VS.. f. A. Hudson ct
nj; p. A. Hudson enters his appearance.
q. II. Brown vs.. The Thuringen Tnsur-
ance Company Of Germany; Judgment for
defendant TO which plaintiff excerpts and
gives notice of appeal.
Toney Reader VS.. Singer Manufacturing
Company: on trial.
o. M. Scrogham VS.. l.. u. Mitchell; dis
missed Tor want of prosecution.
j. j. cahill, trustee. vs. W. w. Glass at
~ dismissed for want of prosecution.
Henry Gilbert vs. City OF Houston; dis.
8 missed for want OF prosecution
r. .. Hurst VS.. j. G. Matthews. dis.
missed for want OF prosecution.
Houston City Street Railway COMPANY
vs- VIM Mellott ct al: death OF defendant.
VIM. Mellott, suggested and cause con-
inued to make his legal representatives
g. o. Brainard. administrator. VS.. John
Hute ct Al; Judgment for naintiff for $500
against John Butte and A. w. Young and in
favor Of J. H. Butte; defendant John Bur.
ehcepts aud gives notice OF appeal
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Eifty-afth ci,il pi.tric. tourt.

"a y TT! -TI0H ~ n 1JIStrIVV NVurts :
Cora Allen ct al VS.. \. r. Lincoln ct al !;
jury falling to agree are discharged and
a mistrial entered.
Ida Fitzgerald VS.. j. b. wygai ct al; on
trial.
Following is the jury for the week in
this court: S. NJ Rushmore. John Bauer.
PAIL Blasche. w. E. Kendall. Jr.. G. kear-
stein. Joe Hill, J +. Boyles, VIM. Sauer.
Sam Fowler. Henry Kalbe. VIM. Freck-
man. j. q. Lester, Harry johnson, Frank
Jones. +. S Smith. Richard Jones. d. A..
McGilver, Jonas Levy, n. j. Anderson,
Fred Ebden. T. c. Coping, Dave Perkins,
B Thee Pereira. Jr,, John b. Jennings. Joe
Gargano, Thee. Werner, Joe House. c.. w.
Hurd. VIM. Vallus. j b.. I1uey, W. ID.
Cleveland. Jr, Henry Albrecht j.. w.
Best.
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Eleventh Civil District Courr.
Smallwood ct al VS.. Simondon ct al;
motion fo- conclusions of law and fact
granted.
!. NJ. Blair VS.. c, T. Holmes ct al; plain
tiff excerpts to overruling OF motion for
new trial and gives notice OF appeal.
Henry Wallace VS.. Southern Cotton Oil
Company motion for new trial overruled,
TO which defendant excerpts and gives no.
tice OF appeal.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-23

became a member of the Central school
board"
One encouraging feature of these organi-
cations is the interest they show in mu-
nicipal art and improvements. A striking
example in this way is seen in Mortified,
Mimi, where the Federation Of Women's
Clubs has been Instrumental in laying out
a park and in planting trees in all the
streets. Historical monuments commemorate
ing the principal events occurring in Min
nesota history have also been erected.
Other directions in which the energies of
women's clubs have been directed is in estab-
fishing employment bureaus, wOmen's ex-
changes, lunch rooms, gymnasiums and lodg-
ing rooms and in arranging for classes In
which women can obtain instruction in diff
ferent practical branches. The formation OF
working girls clubs has been one Of the
chief objects of woman clubs and doubtless
one Of the ways in which the most effective
work has been done. The great number of
these and the success which has attended
them shows how pressing a want they meet.
Women clerks benefit associations, aid loan
associations, social settlements and wage
earners' culture clubs are other organiza-
tons through which women work.
Out of the 1888 women's clubs whose
special purpose is stated in Mrs. Henrotin's
article only three give the extension of
suffrage TO women as their chief object.
This will correct an erroneous popular
opinion which supposes that the sole desire
Of all women's organizations is to obtain
the right to vote. The great majority of the
clubs give as their reason for existence the
study of history, the study of literature,
elf-culture, mutual improvement, educa-
tional work, the study of art, Advancement,
in taste, etc.