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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
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Order as our leader .

When ordering order as Our Leader"
Cut this ad. out and send to us and we
will send you this heavy double farm har-
ness by freight, G. 0. d., subject to exam
inatiOn; you can examine 1t at your
freight depot and if you find it equal to
harness others get $50 to S35 for, perfectly
satisfactory and the greatest value you
ever saw. pay the freight agent OUR
SPECIAL OFFER PRICE. S17.75. and freight
charges, less the 81 CTS sent with order.
The harness boxed weighs 60 lbs. OUR
S17.75 HARNESS is very strong and very
heavy throughout. made from heaviest
Dundee oak tanned leather; one Of the best
double team farm harness on the market.
Traces. IL in. very heavy double and
stitched, champion trace. buck le. Pads.
extra heavy folded with IA in. layer and
fancy housings. heavy hook and terfet.
Brides, heavy "a inch heavy, Concord pat
tern harness leather winkers, round side
checksand round winker braces. Hames
iron over top, combination loops. Mar
tingales, heavy IL. inch. Breast Str&qs,
extra heavy IL inch with snaps sad
breast straps slides. Belly Bands. extra
heavy folded. Back Straps, 1 inch with
crupper to buckles. Hip Straps. hinch
sewed in carrier. Trimmings, highest
grade &c plate. price Is without collarD
II you need a heavy double team harness
don't fail to order this. We will save you
$40 to $50. FOR TEAM HARNESS AT S12 and
up write for our Free Harness and Buggy
Catalogue.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
The Great katZenhimel
COMPOUND Pills Of 7ansy and PennyroyaI
ReoCEac Rcice $2.QQ. Our Rclce $1.4z

You doubt have heard OF the great kATzENHIMEL
COMPOUND PILLS of TanSy and PennyrOyal, but you
never have heard of any German compound that would
equal it.
OF thing may be assured there is nothing
brought this country any better than these TANSY
PENNYROYAL PILLS certain safe and eHectual
remedy for suppression of the menstrual func ion They
the very best Of their kind in trying other medi-
cineS you often risk your healthperhapS lfe AS
emmenagogue nothing has vet been discovered to be
their equal and MANY WOMAN HAS BEEN MADE WELL
AND HAPPY by their
Many SO called TAssI AND PENNYRoYAL PILLS are on
the market $50 bOXmany OF inferior nature
equal these and that our patrons may have
the benefit OF the BEST for little possible
we will sell The Great KatZenhime1 Penryroya1 and
Tansy Pills at per box SI.47 Per dozen SI7.00.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
Our Friends need no Intro

f1lIntl0n Our customers have known
uuOtIUIl of our method of selling goods
to CONSUMERS atWHOLESALEPR PRICES
for these many years. To those we will
only say COMMAND us. We are always at
your service. II there are any who have
never tried us, we desire to say-it will pay
you to write US to mail YOU our Grocery
List every month In the year-it will cost
you nothing and from it YOU will get the
us your orders it will be the means of saw
ing you money-a matter of great import
ance to you.
Mail us your Hrliday Candies and Nuts
orders early SO you will get them in time.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
Shin US Your Grain.

We will sell your Corn, Flax, Hay,
Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye. Ship to
us and send the shipping receipts as
soon as it starts. We will sell it for
cash and send you the proceeds at
once. We can save you the dealers
profit. We sell on the same market
on which he sells and at same prices.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
Furniture Catalogue Free

HfY&SSN Send name, poStot1ce address
and two stamp and will mail you
new catalogue of Furniture. The catalogue is FREE
and the cents is pay postage. This catalogue
will be of assistance in selecting your furni
ture. Send now.
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Roberts Peerless Paor Organ. 1929 for ss4 95g'"

The Offered
rubbed
n ROBERTS
stops and Two knee sw Ten Vox Celesa Moda VIOLA
The action
once
N Frice o2 ine7ad In pS Soaf and stool $34S7
Nur 0ffor on 10
following conditions receipt
the bank the price the instrument freight charges
understanding that
which when
Order and obtain the Granst Offer
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15

Compound Pills of Tansy and PennyrOyal.
Regular Price $500, Our Price $1.@7.
You no doubt have heard of the great KATZENHIMEL
COMPOUND PILLS of Tansy and Pennyroyal. but you
never have heard of German compound that would
nothing brought to this country better than
these Tansy and PennyrOyal Pills certain SAT and
eectual remedy suppression the menstrual func
ton They are the very best of their kind in trying
other medicines often risk your health-perhaps
your life. As an emmenagogue nothing has yet been
discovered to be their equal. and MANY WOMAN
HAS BEEN MADE WELL AND HAPPY by their USE
Many SO called Tansy and Pennyroya pills are on the
market at 500 bOx-many OF inferior nature too
equal these, and that patrons may have the
benefit Of the BEST for little mOney possible we
will sell THE GREAT KATZENHIMEL PENNY
ROYAL and TANSY PILLS at per box 81 AZ
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
The Great Katzenhimmel
Compound PITS Of Tansy and Pennyroyal.
Regular Price, $500. Our Price, STAT.

Regular Price, $500. Our Price. $I.47.
You no doubt have heard of the great
KATZENHIMEL COMPOUND PILLS Of
Tansy and PennyrOyal, but you never have
heard of any German compound that would
equal it.
OF one thing you may be assured, there is
nothing ever brought to this country any
better than these Tansy and Pennyroyal
Pills as a certain, safe and effectual rem
edy for suppression of the menstrual func-
ton. They are the very best OF their kind;
in trying other medicines you often risk
your health--perhaps your life. AS an en-
mengogue nothing has yet been discovered
to be their equal, and MANY WOMAN HAS
BEEN MADE WELL AND HAPPY By THEIR USE:
Many so-called Tansy and Penny'oyal
Pills are on the market at $500 box
many OF an inferior nature, too-none equal
these, and that our patrons may have the
benefit of the best for as little money as
possible we will sell THE GREAT klTZEN-
hlMEl PENNYR0YAl AND TAkSY PILLS at
Per box, $1.47. Per dozen, $500.
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Roberts Wood Frame Disc Harrow
Fig 40781
DESCRIPTION.

DESCRIPTION.
rhe Roberts Wood Frame Disc Harrow il ac-
knowledged to be- one of the most perfect Har.
rows MANUFACTURED. It tils theentire width of the
cut and leaves nc ridges in the center CT between
the gangs not cultivated. IT is Of light drafc
because there is no friction from end pressure 1t
is one of the few Harrows that can be used suc.
cessfully In filling he young corn; is evenly bal
anced and leaves no weight on the ho-s.s' necks
The journals of the axles perfectly protects
from sand and dirt and the oiling arr angt ment is
such that with but little attention there need be
the least possible friction wear on them. We
use the BEST BLADES and aim to exercise gre at
care in making these implements. We ask care
full examination OF this implement. and solicit
your orders for a:m.
PRICES
No. 1, 10 16-incn discs, cuts 81 eet."...$2O 90
No. 2, IA 16inch discs, cots IA cet........ 22.OO
No. 8, 16 16inch discs, cut S1a eet....... Oh
No. s. II 2Oinch discs cuts ~ fes $3.50
1The No. Harror three-horse evener anf
Nos. 2, 3, have fot. horse eveners The abo
prices include the eve,.rs
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
FREE!
Our Harness Catalogue.

This Catalogue prices Har-
ness, Collars, Sweat Pads,
Hames, Strap Work of all
kinds, Harness Trimmings,
Lap Robes, Whips. In fact
every article in the harness
line. Postage &c. Send your
name TODAY.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
The Question of Freight.

We have said little on the subject
of freight. Have always made our
prices az low or little lower than
other houses who are hundreds OF
miles farther away than we are
Perhaps you have not stopped to
consider how much more you
will pay for goods freighted from
Chicago or other eastern points,
than from here. You will always
find our prices as low as the lowest
on the Same class of goods. md YOU
will save q good large percentage
in freights. Please do not lose sigh
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15

teelB and PlOw.
al doubl
in of OF
hand,f honest
12n Woo Medium
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
THE GREAT kATZENHIMEl
Compound Pills of Tansy and Pennyroyal.
Regular Price So. 90, Cur Price STAT.

You doubt have heard OF the great kATZENHIMEL.
COMPOUND PILLS of TanSy and Pennyroyal. but you
have heard of any German compound that would
equal it.
OF thing you be assured there is nothing
brought better than these TANSY
PENNYRoYAL Pulls certain. safe and effectual
ey for suppression of the menstrual function They
the best OF their kind in trying other medicines
You often risk neutrality-suspicious. your life As an
emmenagogue nothing has vet been discovered to be
their equal. and MANY WOMEN HAS BEEN MADE WELL
AND HAPPY BY THEIR USE.
Many called TANsY AND PENNYRoYAL PILLS are on
the market at s. 20 boxmany of inferior natsFe
toonone equal these, and that patrons may have
the benefit of the for little possible
will sell THE Great kATZENHIMEL PENNYR0YAL AND TANSY
PILLS for
Per box Ia Per dozen $500
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
the GREAT KATZENKIMEl.
Compound Pills CT Tansy and PennyroyaI.
Regular Price So 90. Our Price $1.47.

You no doubt have heard OF the great kATZENHIMEL.
COMPOUND PILLS OF TanSy and PennyrOy al. but
have heard of any German compound that would
equal it.
OF thing be assured. there is nothing
brought this better than these TANSY
PENNYROYAL Pulls certain, safe and etfectual
ey suppression Of the menstrual function They
the best OF their kind in trying other medicines
often risk your health-perhaps your life; As en-
nothing has been discover be their
.onal. and MANY a WOMAN HAS BEEN MADE WELL AND
HAPPY BY THEIR USE.
MANY SO called rANSy AND PENNyRoYAL PILLS
the market at 500 per boxmany OF inferior nature
toOnone pal these, and that patrons may have
the fit OF the best money possible We
will sell THE GREAT KATZENHIMEL PENNYROYAL
AND TANSY PILLS at
Per box $1.47 Per dozen $500
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HOW Is THIS =

Sept
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Of olls
thing. - "'' '"' s'' i''" wholesale dealers for the real
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-03-15
sssSE SIS sEEps FARMERS KNIVES FREE Ss

test of our Northern Grown Seeds will
grown and we therefore make the following
packages fresh garden seeds and knife No.
vertisement and send us Tets If you want
No. 17sb. and the following grand collection
tail price is over g.. 75) and we will send you
II
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PLOWS.

Wood and Steel Beam Northern Stubb1o PloW>
This nlouldbod
share ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
FINCH cat Steel Beam Low Landslide
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17
Confidence of National Peace Jubilee
Promoters Supreme.
ACTIVITY OF The CLOSING DAYS
Further Reduction of Railroad
Rates Announced.
PROG RESS 9TH E r W IS E

Everything seems to be coming the
Jubilee way. and another indication of
this was added today, when Chairman
L. M Saunders of the railroad committee
received from Mr.. S. B. Hege, general
agent of the passenger department of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, a letter dated
yesterday: For your information" wrote
Mr.. Hege, Il beg leave to give below copy
Of letter just received from our general
passenger agent, which explains itself:
Referring to yours of the 18th instant
relative to the national peace jubilee to
be held in Washington, May % to %: All
lines in the territory of the central paSsen-
ger committee will sell tickets for this oc-
casion at the rate of one fare for the
round trip on May p and -, good for con-
tinuous return passage, leaving Washing
ton within ten days from date of sale "
This assures rate of 81 81 for the round
trip from Baltimore, which has been so
anxiously desired by the committee.
StODpnEe of Street Cars.
In order to avoid interference with the
national peace jubilee parades the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17
ShiHered the Elapsfafi.

While the storm was at it's height last
evening lightning struck the Flagstaff on
top of the District building and shivered it
to pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17

Lieut.. S L; stingfeld, Major F. B. Tomb,
Lieut. te!; W W. Wick. Major T. J. Winter.
Civilian aids-CoL A. F. ChiIds Major
John 5. Loud. George T. Parker. E. S. RAN
dali, B. =. Turner. Capt. w. W. Case
As at present contemplated the military
and naval parade on the first jubilee day
will consist of two divisions. as follows:
First diVisiOn-Cummanded by Col NJ. Z.
Crell, and will be headed by the command
ing officer of the military division and staff
followed by the Marine Band, the governor
OF Delaware and staff. Delaware Battalion,
commander of the division with staff
Grand Army of the Republic and all SOL
diers and marines of 1S61-65. 2d Regiment
ID. {. n. e., Independent Battalion ID. c. n
e., 9th lmmunes, Sd Regiment United
States Volunteer Engineers, two indepen-
dent companies, followed by the High
School Cadets (colored). Then comes the
carriage of honor, containing Gen. Wheeler
and Col Bowman, with an escort Of reg
ular cavalry.
Second division-Commander and staff
National Guard Band. LIST Pennsylvania In
fantry, Pennsylvania Fencibies, Marine
Corps and Naval Reserve, regular artillery
hospital corps. cavalry, United States army
Richmond HowitZers, Sons of Veterans
Gonzaga Cadets, Sheridan Sabers, Chinese
Naval Reserves. High School Cadets.
Committee Meetings.
The meeting of the historical pageant
committee last night was presided over by
Judge l. G.. Kimbau and was largely at
tended SuDcommitteeS made gratifying re-
ports, showing that all the details We're be-
ing rapidly completed. A bid of 500 TO
supply luncheon to participants at the as
sembling point, 18th and w streets. was
accepted, and Chairman Perkins reported
that more than sufficient number of la
dies and gentlemen had volunteered to i'm
personate characters on the floats.
Chairman Newbold reported that lSi
horses had been secured for the pageant,
ana the necessary amount was appropriate
ed Tor their hire and equipments
A representative of Van Horn & Co an
nounced that uniforms and costumes would
be here today.
The committee adopted a badge of blue
and silver, and colors for the sashes to be
worn by the grand and division marshals
and their aids
Major Richard Sylvester presided over
weH-attended meeting Of the law and
order committee last night. Mr. t F. AL
Ney was elected secretary, and plans for
preserving order were presented, by which
the entire city will be placed under vigil
lant police surveillance during the jubilee
among the members present were Chief of
detectives Boardman, Lieutenants Kenny.
Boyle and Hollinberger, and other offf-
clais OF the metropolitan police depart
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17

R PsPy' B. i Pool Nun D " G. Prem N
5iss. R. A Pyles. Jesse Ramsbnrgh; E. W,
son, l. c. Rose, Philip S Roy, Sterling
Ruttin, Jesse Shoup, d. X. Shute. ]. c.
Simpson, E. Southeron, 4. T. Sewers, VIM.
Sprigg, f. a. St. Clair, ]. A. Stafford, A. H
Staples l. S; Stone, T Richie Stone ]. A.
Stoutenburgh, ]. Ford Thompson, NJ. F.
Thompson. E. L. Tompllins, ]. Van Rensse-
laer. T. n. Vincent, j. f. Walsh, Clarence
A. Weaver, J. R. Wellington. w A. Wells,
w. c. Woodward and Francis J. Woodman
The participi ton of the German speaking
citizens in the jubilee celebration will be
general, and all the societies and organi-
cations composed of them IN the District
will be in line in the division of the civic
parade assigned exclusively to this sub
stantial part of the community Jealous
and untirlng jubilee hustler, who has dom
great things in behalf of this feature, as
well as in other directions, is Mr. Gustav
Bender, who represents the Congress
Height Citizens Association on the axecu-
tive committee and is also a member of
the finance and civic parade committees.
He born in the grand duchy of Ba-
den, Germany; studied at Heidelberg and
Karlsruhe; entered the German government
service: served in the German army. and
came to Texas about twenty years ago.
He taught in the public schools of that
state and entered the departmental service
in Washington in 1880. He is secretary of
the German-American Central Union and
grand deputy OF the Order OF the Sons OF
Hermann. He is also officer and mem
Der of various other societies. Mr.. Bender
has been active in all matters concerning
the development of Congress Heights, and
it is understood that more than any other
man he is entitled to the credit of the pres
ent street railway arrangements by which
residents of that section of the District
are carried to all parts of the District for
one fare. He is the principal index clerk in
the office of the chief of engineers, War
Department.
Military and Naval Parade.
Gen. A. C. Hawley has announced his
staff as follows:
Military staff-Gen. A. c. Hawley COM
manding; Gen. Arthur Hendricks, adjutant
general; Capt. James L. Mock, assistant
adjutant general: Capt. w. NJ Wright, L.
S. A. chief of staff; Col. L. B. Cutler, in
spector general; Major ]. S. Singer, assist
ant inspector general; Col. l.. T. Wright,
quartermaster general.
Aids-Lieut. James Anderson, Capt. R. H.
Atkinson, Col. J. c. Baker. Major Charles
A. Beatty, Lieut.. Joseph A. Carr; Col. E.
L. Costin, Lieut.. H. X. Daugherty, Major
M A Dillon, Col. D. ]. Foster, Capt. w. s.
Faulkner. Capt. Thomas S. Hopkins. Lieut.
Col. A M. Hughes, Capt R. A S. Hyatt,
Lieut.. S. H. Jacobson, Capt. A. B. Jack.
Capt R. S. Jacobs Col. Thomas S. Keller
Capt. w. 7. H. King, Capt c. H. Wilson,
Gen. II. c. Lamb. Major R. G. A. Love,
Capt. c. G. Logan, Capt. w. A. Mccoy
J. Meekins. Lieut.. W. F. Mechling, Col
John B. Meyers, Capt R. L. Miller, Lieut.
P. J. Murphy, Capt. Jas. A. Nichols Lieut.
v. D. Norwood Lieut.. w. T Old, Lieut.
w. w. Parker, Major R. H. Pratt, Capt
M. B. Rowe, Major William NJ. Smith,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17
The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills and Fever Is a bottle of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. 1t is simply Iron and Out
nine in tasteless form. No pay. Price Soc.
mh25-s, VISIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17

step. Bride Elect; waltz. Angels Dream;
two step, Charlatan: lanciers; waltz, Con-
querors; TWO step, Georgia Camp Meeting:
waltz. Serenade: two step. Telephone Girl
waltz, Highwayman; two step, Scorcher:
lanciers; waltz. Wizard of the Nile; two
step. Halo, My Baby; waltz, Loves Trea-
sure, TWO step, Tennessee Jubilee; waltz
Wedding Chimes two step, A Night Off:
lanciers; waltz. Little Corporal; two step,
Hands Across the Sea; waltz, Fortune Tel
Ter.
Care of Sick Provided For.
If any one is unfortunate enough to be
overcome by sickness or meet with an acct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17

$50 are French Briar
and Unfinished Weichsel
Pipes-that usually sell at
12c and i5c. We quote
choice for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17
Costar's Dog Wash and Flea Killer.

Kills hess instantly, cures Itch mango. leaves
akin sN eet AMI clean &c. AL druggists apo 3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17

IT, for Engraved Name Plate and so Cards
u OSo You've seen a less price advertised by
others-but wouldn't let that sort of work
leave this store. This is for rstclass engraving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-17

CommisS onC-S today ordered that the run
ming of street ears in the following IOcali-
ties the afternoon of the I'D 24th and 18th
instants he discontinued when notice to
that effect Is sven by the chief Of police
to be Resumed when the parades SHAH have
passed. provided that the cars shall not
follow within less than 100 yards of the
rear of the professions: PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue. from the Peace monument to the west
side Of 18th street; 18th street from II to +
streets; F street from 18th to It'll. and 7th
street from to Pennsylvania avenue.
Gov. Atkinson Coming.
Governor George w. Atkinson of West
Virginia in Il letter received at headquar-
tiers this morning announces IL reconSidera-
ton of intention not to be present at the
jubilee. In his communication Governor
Atkinson says:
Il have arranged with my co-state Off
Gals to postpone annual tour of in
speeding the railroad property in our state
and we Will, therefore, have the pleasure to
JOIN with you and take an humble pace in
line as the repre- SentatiVcS of the growing
state Of West Virginia. All or nearly ali .
of the state officials will accompany me
and We will reach Washington at am.
May -. | Will personally call at your
office, No. 1l14 + street. about . am of
that day. The state officials will accompa-
ny me in lire as my staff
Jubilee RcyeIrics Souvenir
Mr.. Young. representing Bailey. Banks
BlddIe of Philadelphia, visited headquar-
tiers this morning and brought a framed
copy of the souvenir Of the jubilee reyelries.
1t is a remarkably perfect work of art and
easily surislsses anything of the sort got
ten out in connection with local cclebra-
ton. In the center is a reproduction of the
dome of the Capitol, with a sunburst behind
1t, and dove bearing the olive branch
towering above. Beneath the dome are the
crossed flags Of the United States and Spain
in co.ors, and AT the top of the souvenir are
the coatS-of-aTms of the United States and
Spain, also in Coiors On either side of
the center are engrav.ngs in medallion
showing the charge up San Juan hill and
the battle ship Oregon. Below are striking
medallion portraits Of President Mckinley
ana Admiral Dewey, separated by a repro
ductlon of the Photograph of the peace
COMMISSION at the Signing of the treaty in
Parls. y hand-pa,ntcd souvenir viii he
presented to President Mckinley by Mr..
1oung. The Inscription engraved on the
souvenir is as follows: National Peace
Jubilee Held al the City of Washington
D. G. May %, "A and -, MDCCCXClX."
Inspiring Dancing. Program.
Capt. Charles Campbell and Mr. Barry
Buckley have prepared a most attractive
dancing program for the ball with which
the jubilee revelries at Convention Hall
Will close. and even its perusaI is sufficient
to make the toes of the votaries of terpsi-
chore Jingle with pleasant anticipation
step, Idols Eye; waltz. La Susanna; two
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-04-07
Chester.

w. F. Carter made business trip
to Cresco Friday.
The Calico Ball Friday eve was
we'll attended and a good time
reported.
Miss Nettie Norgardan has just re-
turned from Minneapolis with a full
spring stock of millinery goods and
invites the ladies to call and inspect
her goods before looking elsewhere.
Styles and prices to sui. the most fas-
tldious.
Helen Babcock departed Monday
for Forest City, Iowa, where she has
accepted a situation as saleslady in
one of the leading stores. We are
sorry to thus lose one of our young
people.
Floy Courtney, who has been
spending q week at home, returned to
attend to her school studies at
Winona Monday.
The Easter services in both
churches were very appropriate and
well rendered.
w. g. Courtney came home Satur-
day from Chicago to spend his
summer vacation.
Miss Alma Combs returned to
Waterloo, Iowa, the first of the week
to resume her duties as teacher in the
public schools there.
Mrs. G. A. L. LOOMS has been visit
ing relatives and friends in this vi
the past week.
j. G. Armstrong has been retained
as principal of the Chester school
with Miss Mahala Clark as assistant.
We think the selection very de-
sirable and for the best interest Of
the school.