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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

PIANs, specifications and bids will be 70.
eeigod BY the commissioners court OF
Montgomery county, Texas, on Thursday,
Nav i 1893. up 10 ~ o'clock noon, TOT
the erection OF, d steel hre-prooi vault, two
stories in height; ona fooB--h~ county
clark sud one room i1r district clcrk' For
more particular .lnforipMuon apply IN PCT
son TO the inielNigned
A certified check for the sum OF sl0Do 70
4 accompany each bid. cDnditpued that tho
sueocssfui bidder VIII enter into contract
and rieks IN acceptable lond IN the euin
OF 80 600 With sureties residing within this
State The court reseryug the right 70 re-
ii. s. Cooper. County Judge Montgomery
couhty. Texas, y
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su''r april 19.- Messrs. A. NJ.
Naldrop, F, W. McConnico. Or,
.atr' Sam 3, Wilson. George w,
n. Gordon aud Mr.. and
a'ss arc IN, Waco to attend the
" y ". a. ". waldrop of this
H - Nam shel Willis, which takes
, sh' caritt returned today from
A. WI, gas been attending a meet
4. 1,id Of directors of the Agri-
IA . Mechanical college.
A. = ,s,, hermann lodge have in
| s,,a n,lowing officers: August
4 ' ri Paul Ruehti, vice presi-
\ s annel, secretary. and John
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PROFESSIONAL.

CENTER POINT. Kerr county, great hlalih
ays1a. A Asssi's y and Pr rstss 81
week or mon" nj ham station' ~
Arkansas Pass -
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Walton Of ,he Hrnrns.

s,,s ''' April l2,-several copies
\ y. gotten out by the velasco
s'a' Which contains Interest,"
/ ,,s aad reports concerning the
kl,lsssslss,lIon Of the Brazos, have
,l,Ss ss'lg citizens in this section
|ss. ss,'s nat they take some ac-
b Il toward selecting del
! IL 4 meeting to take place at
tpa isa -, Compress company
n lss.s s'. ]. bales of the fieecy
h siJ0 h snu before closing down
~ uales to their credit.
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TOBACCO PLANTS. 0OO coo Vuelta AbaJo
for sale at Sl.5O per thousand, owen Smith
Co. Willis. Texas. "a
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ToR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--one full-blood-
ed Irish setter pup lfsmaiGl, or months
old. smart aud perfect beauty VIII sell
for 50 cash or exchange her for full-hlood
Newfoundland dog pup. Address VIII N.
Tnroop. Anderson. Crimes county, Texas.
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lsI.s.,.,n'p rl' s.--sul Ross camp.
Isl, y Veterans, and the To-
esIa I, my q the Republic are
Nj Invitations to attend the
y n sSIsI.,tc Of the Republic en-
gu April 20, II and
/. s,n,,ssq Confederate veterans
eslis, a. Lewlsyille for he
b Ma = permanent orsaniza
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BANGING sCHooL-Prof. Beach and wlte
BRYAN hall: new classes starting this week
hail open every afternoon and evening call
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rs.s april 1.-The store
~, -, = nsrcAandise OF Mr..
MI ssols e PEI was destroyed by
kaS p0' learn what insur-
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

FORCED sacrifice Of $50 acres near sour
Lake between two OH wells. s. pcr acre. ~
cash, balance thirty Ave years McWiiiianis
ii9 Main "
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WANTED Position rs travelling or local coli
ioctor Tor SCUM mRcnina OF implement tein
pAny; long experience. with best reference
from last place employed. Address w. Avs
Congress avenue, city ~
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OFIuM, morphine, cuoaine habits cured IN "a
TO iS hours without pain or injury TO pa
tent, no pay until cured and perfectly satls
expenses while here, ojrairoad fare both
Ways from any part Of United states CORE
spondence confidential best references;
write for particulars Address Matthews
Home pr Harvey NJ. Matthews, superin-
tendent, Corsiesna. Texas. n
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SITUATION wANrED-MALE.

AAhRiED man wauls situation. delivery
NSkon, light porter. otc., need work badly.
Cali or aoarcss Y. l., SaitSas1. 1896 letter
son avenue. 10
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WANT A SITuATloN?--lf so. prepare tcr
one by attending the Massey Business Vol.
leSe sessions day aud night no VACATION. u
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FINANCIAL.

5000 TO INVEST IN approved county bonds
Address Financial, this office. IS
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms ard
ranches Francis Smith x Co.. San An
tonic Texas Call on r. w. Norris. Khan
building. Houston. Texas. q
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REMEMBER. II you appreciate hFsi eaaSs
work, reasonable price. Fernandex, Y. v, =.
Partisan Steam pyeing and cleanlnx. ~
Travis. Is the place TO 30.
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FOR sALE-Ten R.IP.A:Ns, ior eea,s :
druggists; ons sives relief. --4--s "
WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWRITER,
Most durable. speediest. best. Se-ond-ssna
machines. all Makes Nusht q SOY;
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

O CALLED meeting OF Holland
~ Lodge No, ], A. L. and A. M, to.
uNN1 night at o'clock. Work in the
nv y, G. degree. Members OF Gray
W '. Lodge and visiting brethren are
cordially invited to attend Fred FenVick,
" NJ; w. ~ Kidd, Secretary.
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ICEi ICEl lCE!-Houston Packing Company
will retail ice at the plant during the season
at reduced rates 10
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TUE FIDEIITY MUTUAL furnishes pp-to
date life insurance At lowest possible rates
copEistsnt With safety. and glyea liberal
contracts and choice territory TO active. II
telligent and trustworthy AGENTS. rone
other need amply a j. Brown. general
manager. Dallas rexas.
THE Hartford Life Issues only Old line poti-
clse. both low priced and high priced; notes
taken without agents guarantee, payable
0ctober IA advances made. Harris a. Pat
terson, general nanaFern. Dalhs. Texas
FARM fres trip 20 Colorado or California and
good commission. Address Unona BOOK co.
Austin. Texas. - a-Aa
yvbNTED--Managers for three Districts IN
TENS FOR the Covenant Mutual LILO lnsur-
snce Company OF ST. Louis; also few re-
gponstble agents; oaeh adYarnes made
UroInst dividends at time OF taxing applica-
tion on cumulative policies, cheap term
policleG wIif.an also; TOP brokerage: I'D
ofssE l.. o. Robertson. State agent, Daiisa
Tayaa lf-ei- y
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farmers will plant this
month selected Early Madison aud Queen OF
Kansas, early Gourd Seed Cord produces
100 bushels 10 tho acre; Hickory king.
White Pearl and silver Mine Corn 81, 90 per
bushei; Colorado GraEs. Alfalfa Glover.
NineleSs Vans. 81 90 per oushel Holloway
Seed. Grain and Commission CO.. Whole
sale and Retail Dealers. Dallas. Texas. u
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE. plessam roonl baths. good board;
ford. IS
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sifa REwARn--t will give s. each for tho
recovery OF ono black horse. no white spos
or brand on him. years old one bay ally,
years old. Two white hind feet no brand,
and ono roam nlly wears old past. ef' mind
foot been cut With wire, no hraad, The above
stock we're brought trom Kosse Texas. and
disappeared from tina bunch near Howth
station. Waller county. March Q or l6.
forget The date Will also give 500 for the
arrest and conviction Of the party Of saftias
G Waller Waller Texas. n
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LosI'-Two HORSES, one aray. branded Is on
LETT hip aud mare colt. . years old, un-
branded Reward II returned to 3i06 Freund
street. Second ward, u
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L0ST--Fox terrier. female, BODY white black
ard tan head; ON collar J0o pullYr. Return
tn cQpcrcss and DowiinRe fsealye reward. 10
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED-One or two furnished or unfur-
nlshed rucms with board and private BATH.
for gentleman and wlfe. 10 bYtysts family;
willing 10 nay for H. References exchanged,
Address SSH. this office. IL
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spTCIAL NorTcEs.


FINE annual meeting OF the stockholders os
the North side Homestead and Bulldog As-
sociation Will bB held 40 the Office OF t9e
houston Land ana Trust COMPANY on FRI
day Aprl ~. 1893, a. 1880 ocloek ~ U
Rufus Gaze. secretary. ~
NOTICE SIS horehv given that the annual
meeting OF the stncithnidcra OF the Hnustsn
Land AMI Trust co win 10 held az tne
conpauy's office ADril iS 1899 &C 4ise
o'eiSck D. m y 'nimnson soeretaty rs
TUBIIC NOTiCE.-in compliance with seo-
tion ffty-saven 80, Article three gu, OF toe
ecnstitution Of TeSas Of 1875, public notice
"a hereby given that u is the intention o.
citizens az tbs city % Houston 10 apply 70
Ire Legislature OF said state, now In session,
Tor Inc passage OF d special law amending
he charter Of the city of Houston, Harris
county, Texas. enacted A. y, 1891 IN ths
following particular, to-wlt' salu intention
n 10 amend Section forty (i0) OF said char
Ter so that thereafter nli taxpayers OF tao
ely OF Houston shall have tao right 70 nlaad
In any court all the statutes OF limitation OF
SAID state IN bar OF, and by way OF detengo
against. any and all suits brought by SAID
city az Houston for tho collection Of back
taxes ALLEGED 10 be due said city by theui.
Witness ny hand this the 2Iih day OF March.
a. u, 1882 r. i, CheW, sT.
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ROOM AND BOARD First-claEs table aud
rooms transients solicited Sii Main street.
2h blockB from Capitol hotel. 10
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

LoST--Paclsago containing dry GOODS from
postothoo, on Franklin 20 Chartrcs and Con-
Rress to /. and g. ~ crossing Return TO
Weathelmers Stable and receive s. reward.
IL
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FOUR gentlemen can secure board close Ia;
in private family very reasonably. Refer
pnecR x tbis Office Is
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AGENTS wanted in all towns In Texas 10 sell
Smith Premier typewriers. Address J j
Paetoriza Pte. a Litho Co., state Agents;
Houston, Texas. "
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i.uMHER yard for sails Ia small town Cen.
trail Texas; terms cash. Lumber. this 81
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AT A SACRIFICE. accoun. ilnrss. The lead
ira hotel and furniture OF tn9 hest Central
Texas town Of $500. Address Hotel. this
oftlc4. "a
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HANDSOMELY furnished southeast room
with board. IN private family Two geatle-
men or couple. go Austin street -
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

A FIRsT-CLAss cook, middle aged eolored
woman, wants a Job can give good refer
ence: two or three years as place. va
Cleveland street. "a
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4 YOUNG man. lust rotnrntd ffoM Eigin,
M with a diploma Tor matchmaking and
engraving, wants work az the trade young
man with no bad habits and the best OF
recommendation For particulars address
VIM H. Flnklestln. Luling, Texas. "A
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CINDERELLA letter addressed in full
iritials are e. l.. and answer by mail as be-
fore Nj 10
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REMOVED-S. A. oliver. agent for the King
Fridge Company, has removed his oniee
from the Burns building TO the Heiner
building Main street, between Texas and
Canlto aVnnues. u
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TWO front connecting rooms. with board.
modern conyenienees sos Main street. two
blocks from Capitol Hotel Is
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted Tor inc 'lile ana AehieNs-
nents .of Admiral Dewey the Eranteet
naval hero Of all Bges. BY Hon Murut Hal.
stead tho ue-lone friend and admirer Of
the inttenid commander and recently 70
turned from the Philippines; contains an
ofncn history al "Our War With Agul-
nsido with his battle flag. personally nre-
scented Mr. Hal8teed by tho iHsurgcnt chl,t-
inin ana reproduced IN AZ The original
siperb baif-tonss; contains $40 pases. size
7xi6. I maps In colors only $3.50; outfits
free and ,ready this week. Address The
Dominion company. department. Y gnleago
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAl,E--2ooO split post oak fence posts
CAPTAIN ~ Barrett. Houston, Texas. la
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WHY SUFFER FROM INDIGESTION?
Matohless Mineral Water viii cure you.
cost Sc day: best spring medicine. iron
tonic and blood puriner in the world: all
druggists. Matchless Mineral Water Co
Dallas Texas. ~
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AUCTION SALB--uncle Sans loan ofhce,
904 Preston avenue. Having determined 10
retire from present business, | Will sell en-
tire stock Of watches, diamonds, jewelry.
musical Instruments, tools, shotguns, 10 am.
and Z p m. every day until entire stock Is
sold. Major Bill Ochitree, auctioneer. is
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Mrs. James Fletcher Of Woodstock is al
the Barrett House.
Mr.. Delight Caswel visited in Han
over the past week.
NJ. and Mrs. j. Grsney OF Boston are
board .ug at Barrett House.
Ms. Angeline p. Kendall is very sick,
thrsate-ed with pneumonia.
Miss Lo.tie Whitcomb Of Hanover cane
t0E he Beckwith', Friday 10 WORK.
aarsev and Fred Kendall Of Pompsnoo.
sue were "a town the first OF the week.
Jed r keutal and daughter Angie Of
Randolph vlsits5 in town the hrst Of the
week.
Mis- Urscz MAY is working for Mrs.
JOAN l.. Barrett, who has been very SICK
WIKI tIs EclE.
Miss Margaret Roberts went 20 Glare,
mont. y. H., saturday to spend the win
ter Wltn her niece.
Mr.. Stevens from Burlington has teen
engaged the past week 10 putting shut
tars on the Barrett Memorial hall
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STOCKS and BONDS

W. bus lhr better class Of Stock. and
Hcul,. and advance money 10 carry
tHr same when requested.
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/ drs. c. W. circuit was brought Monday
! from Roxbury to the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Wells, where she
Will be cared for.
+ In the current issue NJ Col. Forbes Ier-
mOHter, Miss Lucie Wall hnds a promI-
nent place 10 the PORTRAIT Gallery Of
NermOnt's Fair Daughters.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Campbell, " no
lives on Horace CburCh's farm, ran away
Tuesday morning, cO.llted with W. W.
Jones' milk team and smashed the lat
ter's shafts.
Last Thursday evening about 25 met AT
the Globe Wall Paper COWpany's store to
make the necessary arrangements for the
coming tand benefit. Committees were
appointed 70 solicit for the sale OF fancy
articles and 10 take charge OF the supper
aud Whatever else Will contribute TO
rousing benefit.
+. +. Sojcer has received a letter from
senator Proctor stating that he expects ne
has started arrangements by which the
body Of his SOD, Walter, vii be returned
from Santiago without the expense Of
sending 4 Casket for ii. The sum of go
has been received in Boston from the
postal employees in Santiago province 10
be added 10 be fund that Is being raised
for the family Of the deceased.
The following officers Of the W. r. {.
for he year 1877 were duly Installed Sat
urday evening, JAM: President, Abbie A.
Sargent; senior vice, Almira Fisk; junior
vice, Sarah Eaton; secretary, Della She.
quinue; treasurer. Lucinda Cleveland;
haplain, Mary holbrook conductor FL
ID ma ID oeFHh guard heoecca WEBSTER
assistant conductor. susie NalDrldgei as
-lstant guard, Carrie CURLY; first color
bearer, Hattie Sault; second. Fannie
Bower, third, Florence Hayward fourth,
h'Hils 9HHtt'
The Death OF Miss Harriet Joiner. which Z
occurred at Rovaltou Saturdays mouTned |
almost as deeply here as 80 her home
place. She passed four years in the Ran .
dolnl high school, graduating In the +.
n.ass OF 'e- at the head OF the class. She F.
was very popular here. by reason % her .
ftun.ug personality, her sweet DISPOSE .
ton and her high mental attachments. .
Ihe loss is keeu.y felt among bier host OF .
friends here number OF the Young .
'E.e rom Aahl9ilh ATTENDED the Il .
l9tA, 81. iasa..'h llae-aE.
Died in Hartford. Conn. Jan Ri. Irs.
Iare A. Tatr1aead go ve8-s and months.
She bad long been q resident OF Randolph
where she bad wanY warm friends She
bad been o feeble health for the last four
years, and a- she grew WoEse.sha went last
Nav 20 live with her daughter. Nrs. W.P
3abc0Ck AT Hartford. where she died. She
Iad the best % care with t1eu Up 20 her
teath. At last She had grip and pueumo-
MA and was too weak 10 rally. She was
member q the W. {. r. L. Of this village
md also Of the Good Tempiars.
Dana 81 Morse hasa sr,-ir,btr,. ,,t+ and
.Isa a hired MN rbr ,Grr,ar 5a-rae.e5
t.ttb .,-a+e ,r.ss 49,, 4-,,..r b,. 49, a.
e- tbro,,ab The v.,sg st-eefs \T5r+sy
moon rgFar r. ,art q sudden fnsni-stfor
- rthf,rioass sr4 Droraa5as f,Ifft its
,aers in a firAIv rnarna- tn -sfrs ,rara
WItcled out of the drivers hand and in
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The entire family Of Daniel Flint have
been quite sick the past week.
The comm issiOners Of the late Daniel
Pages estate met ut the farm Friday.
Percy Baldwin OF St. Adams spent few
days in town last week visiting friends.
Most OF the farmers were glad to see the
recent snow. so they could get up their
supply OF wood.
The annual circular conference will be
beld this week Tuesday at Randolph Cen
ter. A good program will be furnished.
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David Annis, aged ~ years, 3 months
and l. days. died last week Thursday
morsing after a SIX weeks illness OF Old
age and rheumatism at the home OF h's
daughter. Mrs. Ellen Young, with whom
he had lived for some time. The tuuer8.
was held at one O'Clock Saturday after
noon, Rev. George ". Morrow officiating.
Besides brothers aud sisters, he left five
children. two sons-Alpheus Annis OF
Braintree and Chester Annis OF West
Brook6eld and three daughters, Mrs.
Ampli Williams Of North Randolph, Mrs.
Vaughan Cole OF Hardwick and Mrs.
Young.
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Randolph.
Only 20 below Tuesday morning.

. town.
town.
L. A. Thachsr returned Friday from
/ dlrtiosd.
Louis Coulmbe % Hartaud visited hi.
/ home here over Sunday.
Willis x. ~parlawk is spending the
/ week with irl-urs iu Boston
Henry Adams % Stock bridge has beer
visiting at John Barclay recently.
L. p. Thsy-r, publisher o. the St. Al
oahs Messenger. was az home over sun
day.
Miss Nellie Wyman returned Saturday
from 81 Adams where be had spent sew
erai months.
Capt. J. E. Eldredge took sleigh triu
10 Chelsea and " hitg River Junction the
first Of the week
DR.. E. o. Blanchard went to Boston
saturday here Mrs. Blanchard is spend
ing several weeks.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs Morrow Wed nesday afternoon, Jan.
is, at 80 o'clock.
Jed Kendall and daughter, Angie, were
called TO STAFFORD Saturday ty the seri-
vi MS iHo'Aef'
Mrs. Booth aud daughter, Florence. Of
-taf9rdvIlle, Conn, visited last week at
photographer Louis Booths.
G.. =. Bent has returned from North
Adams, Mass, and is working with Nor.
man Nichols gang al HartIaDd.
rs. homo ~, r-,s... >,t.taI.. t..A.....
u.f-sg srt tt.' 81 30. ''7 's'.
-s.f-.s a., .r.,-... . '' '-.''-
yyo-,t.. ,,..,.-. .-..-..,.... ,....
,-s,..,. -...'...5 o.. o. ~ w ~
-r,- .-s,-.,. 81. Nv, W '..'."2
'' 's'-.' I'D. -i"at evening.
H. a. Merchant received TELEGRAM
MugH#E notifying him ~ the death uf
Mrs. Merchants mother a. Isa.-a-r.
Mas. Mrs Merchant wasn't Lawrence
FL. +H qua. .a-ia. 30 81 orange nih-
"t' 1@ Aeia heA' saturday tEellng.
i..''"ea hF Tam le,. All ladies' not
III h.F ~ IS. pot Shed az" b. bring cake n- gIe
JOY '#. tables.
Elmer Bean has re.a.sa8 from q friend
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

is the fairest flower in the garden
Of humanity. Every woman may
be lovely after her own style, with
sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks,
and with every line of beauty fully
developed.
Pabst Malt Extract, The " Best"
Tonic, will bring out her beauty,
Rll in the hollows, cover up the
bones and angles, round out the
curves, and develop all her lines
Of beauty. II is a flesh and tissue
builder that will make any woman
plump and round and rosy, as she
was meant TO be. Try it yourself
and your mirror will show you a
pleasant surprise.
Atsil drug stores.
IIIFIIEyIgfII Observation-Disclosures
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LADY PoCR's OINTMENT is j
boon to Scrofuia. Eczema. and Salt
RheUm Sufferers. The stinaiug.
burning sensations are speedily abats
ed and the surface healed.
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East Randolph.

Edgar Desring Of Bethel visited friends
here this week.
Foster sprague, who bias been ill, is
again IN the store.
Mrs. John Blaisdell is sick and under
DR.. RusslOws care.
David Travier has come from Hancock
TO do several JOBS OF drawing wood, after
which be will return 90 Hancock.
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Thirty years membership in
TIE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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Take tt-garets Candy Catharae Toe or sc.
IL C. t.. T.. sgai 40 ulrr. urug-l,La refund mUuey
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-06

tanned at dinner and cards Wednesday
evening at the Kenyon in honor of
their guests, Mrs. G. D. Berry of st.
Joseph, Mo-, and Miss Bertha Mcln-
tyre of Fulton. Mo. Dinner was served
in the green breakfast room. The ia
BILE was profusely decorated with sweet
peas and pink carnations, and was
lighted with candelabra. shaded in pink.
After the elaborate menu had been
served the guests spent the remainder
of the evening playing 'siXty-three' in
the parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs Porter's guests were:
Mrs. G. D. Berry of st. Joseph, Mo-;
Miss Bertha Mcintyre of Fulton, Mo-;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ensign, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Y. McCune, Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Nc
Cune. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Sadler
Misses Louie Odell, Sadie McCnrystal,
Florence Terhune, Winnie " >lbv. Fan
ME Bird, Lena Welby, Madge Wester-
field, Fay McCune. Artie Spence of
Kentucky. Florence Kessler, Florence
Howat. Frances Howat, Flora Griffin,
Allie Miller, Winnie Sprague, Louise
Richards June Sadler. Helen Kenyon,
Esther Freed, Maggie Daily, Stella
Salisbury. Mamie Porter, Jasmine
Young, Messrs. Ben Rash. Harry Fen
nimore, Eb. Thomas, Charles Lawrence,
Milton Miles, Carl Lawling, Victor
Lawling, Joe Richards. Peck, Ross,
VIII Mackellar. Stanley Price. John
son, Dana McCready, Charles Walker,
Bert Walker, Joe Siegel, Sam Porter.
jackson, Lester Wallack, George God
dard, Roy Brown, J. Tod Goodwin and
]. Hobart of Denver.