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color. edged with fancy black bebe ribbon. The skirt fit close over hips and had a lining of silk poplin. The lining and skirt were made separate, but were, however, sewed upon the same wastband.
 The waist was new and original. It was of the black goods with an over-trimmng of the figured material. The figured mate rial was hollowed out at the neck, allow ing the black crepe de chene to form a yoke, and was cut out at the sides and front leaving a narrow band at each point Around the edge of this figured overtrim- ming was a stitching of black silk. The collar was a high one, finished with bias fold of white silk null, lending peculiarly soft effect to the face
 A distinguishing feature of this toilette was the huff. It was formed entirely of ruffed ribbon sewed upon basis of black silk. The huff was lined with white silk and trimmed from each end with a bunch of delicately embroidered lace. A large pie ture hat of fine black Leghorn was worn.
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about the neck.

about the neck
 Gray suede gloves and toque of fancy straw were delightful additions to the toilette.
 The third shopper wore smart gown of basket cloth over a silk lining. Basket cloth is one of the new spring fabrics, bor- rowed from past days, and Is what the Paris modistes call an improvement on wool crash" since its warp is of silk The basket cloth was in navy blue and its lining was a cheerful shade of green.
 The tight fitting skirt was draped with navy blue fringe down each side of the front, and around the foot.
 The bodice was one with a full front and vest of the green silk. The front was trimmed with fringe and the high collar was finished with a scant double ruffie of blue chiffon. The sleeves were finished arond the hand with a small cuff of navy blue silk, lined with green. narrow crushed silk belt confined the waist.
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EASTER SHOPPING

It was turned up back and front and trim med with long, black plumes.
 Gray continues to hold it's own in Paris, and many Easter gowns are seen In this color. The second member of the shopping trio wore a tailor suit of gray cashmere trimmed in black The skirt was long and harng around the foot with smooth hip lines. It was trimmed with two rows of black silk fringe. The fringe was extreme ly novel and consisted of narrow silk braid very thin, sewed closely together upon wider band of braid. This makes beauti- full trimming and looks the smartest thing possible set in motion by a light breeze or the wearer's walking.
 The coat was a long tailor made coat with sharply rounded away front; and vest of figured silk. The front was trim med with silk buttons and the revers and edge of the coat were trimmed with the silk braid. A stock of gray chiffon was worn
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Paris. March 1s.-An Paris is out now in the streets buying its Easter dresses. Some of the shopping gowns are extremely pretty and will survive Easter and be worn until it Is time for light dresses. Among these can be included the light novelty goods gowns and the dresses of pale cloth trim med with tiny bands of fur, with rough cloth or silk fringe.
 The cut of the new spring gown will be very tight over the hips and they tell strange tales of women who dampen the underclothes to make them cling; and who dress in tights without petticoats.
 Cashmere pettitcoats are worn in place of the silk skirt as the cashmere elings. Upon the foot of the skirt there is a ruffie of silk to give the requisite rustic.
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ly new and resembles very much mirage velvet with the difference that the founda- tion is of bengalne silk. Standing out upon this foundation are stripes of velvet nearly half an inch in width, which have the effect of fur in certain lights.
 The lower skirt piece was fuller than the upper and had its heading just above the edge of the latter. It was also trimmed with the new velvet material.
 The waist of this costume fastened at the left side and was very tight fitting. The skirt trimming was arranged upon the front in very artistic manner, terminating at the side. The pointed arrangement at the beginning of the bust line added the ever-popular bolero effect and the waist was confined with a band of velvet. The sleeves were small and the collar high and plain.
 A tiny toque of dark blue velvet was worn, trimmed with loops of corded velvet
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width, encircled the waist, being narrowest at the front Below the belt was a plain ripple of the waist material lined with dark purple silk.
 A high, rolling collar of corded white silk finished the neck, and soft bow of mousseline de sole finished the front of the collar. The shoppers hair was pressed a la pompadour, upon which rested a purple velvet toque trimmed at the left side with three full ostrich plumes of the same color.
 A little later in the afternoon I noticed coming from the same fashionable tea par Tor trio of shoppers including a tall blonde of extraordinary beauty. She wore a toil- cite of crepe de chene combined with a silky, crinkled goods figured in black and white. The skirt was of the figured goods with deep ruffie of the black crepe de chene. This ruffle was trimmed with verti- cal rows of frilled ribbon, olive white in
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Tho new tailor-made dresses will all be built upon these long, slim lines and will hug the hips and the figure as fast as the knees with persistent closeness.
 Two shoppers spent morning on the Rue de la Paix and then stopped in for a cup of tea before returning to their shop ping for the afternoon as 1t is a days work to shop for Easter gowns.
 Their dresses were the new tailor-made gowns which will be seen throughout March.
 One of the shoppers wore gown of bluette ladies' cloth with a two-p -pieced skirt and glove-fitting waist The skirt was made upon a lining of cashmere, and fitted the hips as if 1t had been moulded upon them. The upper skirt piece reached hair way the length of the skirt and extended below the knees at the front with rounded effect. The edge was finished with pretty band of trimming. This trimming is entire
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The veil was a very full veil of black silk net dotted with figures of bluette chenille
 The other shopper wore chic costume of mixed violienne suiting traced in royal pur- pie and black designs. The costume was tailor-made with faultless hanging skirt and plain bodice. The front of the skirt was so gored that it hung in a very wide box plait, with corresponding folds at the sides and back. Around the foot was deep band of royal purple rough cloth. A cashmere petticoat was worn with the gown with full silk ruffle around the bot tom.
 The back of the waist was box plaited. and suggested the return of the box plaited waist. These waists are extremely com fortable to say notsing at all of their be- comingness to slender, well-formed figures.
 Purple silk of rough weave formed the vest of the waist and there was narrow band of violienne silk braid down either side of the front to relieve the dark col ored vest. A belt of the silk, of graduated
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Beyond Compromise

From the Detroit Free Press.
 "Is there no way of compromising your differences?" asked the lawyer of his sub- urban client, bent on inaugurating a suit for divorce. ground of extreme cruelty. I told her to get me the best spring medicine she could find. She ordered a bucksaw, a cord of hardwood and an axe. All hope of an ami- cable adjustment is past" aC |
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ILLUSION

From the Detroit Journal. To stolid, phlegmatic mynheer Pink serpents were wont to appear, But the fact he denied,
 And the efforts decried, Of his friends to ascribe 1t to beer.
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From the Washington Star. Fair and warmer" So they say, Rain keeps dropping All the day. "Snow. Much colder" Comes the hint Watch quicksilver's Upward sprint. Ground hog murmurs, All demure: Say, who Is this Amachoor."
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A Protest

From the Philadelphia North American.
 ''I move, said the legislator, "that we now take up the" s
 MT Chairman" interrupted a senator, ''hasn't that white mans burden poetry been worked about enough?'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Extraordinary
Sale OF Hosiery.

An eastern manufacturer and
several importers closed ont to
us at practically our own figure
the hosiery bargains here adver-
tised-they afford MS an oppor-
tunity to again demonstrate our
leadership in this line.
Ladies Combed Egyptian Black
Hose. double heels, so.es and toc..
they arc stamped Isle thread. -
sizes 81 10 no. per pair........ Il &C
/ iot OF Ladies Seamless Black and
Ten Hose worth l2iac. per IS
pair ...... ............ ........ % =
Ladies' soc Fancy Black Isle ~.
Drop-stltch Hose. per pair..... OyO
Misses and Chlidrens Xxi 70.
Ribbed Hose. per pair .......... ~
1 lot OF Children's Zoe Fun -
Seamless Ribbed Hose. per pair. ~
Misses and Chiidrcn's Imported zone
Seam" Hose. that sell FOR 25c rOr
pair. choice OF them............. IVY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Second Floor Specials!

Snow Flake Portieres, silk cross
stWos tassels. fringed. light So az
and oo0I per pair ............ -
White Striped Muslin Curtains. no.
@ yards long. g styles. per pair. wy
Lace Striped and Fisured Curtain
Muslin. IS inches vide. per ~
tar4 ...-..... ..-.. -+..++.-.....
SnEo.ne and Tdssel Drapcries, near
is yard wide. o different pat- 44r
terms. per yard ......... ......-'. ~
Roller Tray Trunks, heavy steel
trimmings. excelsior lock- 6 -
iron bottom ................- w. -
ef-inch Suit Case brass e, -
trimmings. linen lincd........ ~-'~O
l,,rvas-Covered Telescopes leather
trimmed leather straps II 2Sc
inches long .-............-.-..-.. 81
Irnnorted Marso.lles White Spreads
heavy raised patterns, herring-boned
stitched $3.50 quality now GI.2O
az ........ .s.....+.- ...-|.... - =
Lisht-Wcirht Summer Comforts.
silkolino covered, ruflod edge, Gg1n
fuil size ......... ........-.s.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Carlsbad China hlra Thin Cups d
Glass Lemon Squeelers-no seeds n
lemonade S, 10 and l5C.

Glass Dippers, with enamellcd han
dies ...... .-...... 1880 -
Jelly Glasses with tin tops. each
FOR ............-....... ..................ii &c
Mason Jars and Rubbers, az the low
est prices.
On Stoves. Gas Stoves and ovens
2-Burner Iron Plate on Stoves. every
one Guaranteed Observation-Disclosures Dc
2-Burncr Blue Flame Gas Stoves. The
q p. Kind ....... S3c
2-Burner Removable Plate Blue
Flame Gas stoves. 81 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
$4,000 Black Goods Sale

Commencing Monday we place
on sale extraordinary values IN
Black Silks and Black Dress
Goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
HOnse-F furnishing Sale


L.I.5 ''.n ii''.t i,'i..'.t 9.ts'
t ,.-" :. =, & ~ 2-
rff .f.. trTra .rt pfrt f-,r..t.I
ct,- Ui,.'r r.i,b ier-. .,,.r
t,r.r- ,.t.,s ,15 .inl' 51.or,t.,n .'.,s
81 d. Observation-Disclosures rs
l0l.pleee Carlsbad Dinner sets in-
l..sa. ,e.e s'f f6r '' si2
l0-p.er. Lmase Dinner s.'s. pink
and wa.te decorations supp'ea go.an
l4-n.ece Havland Dinner Sets now
shapes dNi declfdIlN-, were ~.
Tor or, r ,''s..'.. .o, 81 80 -"
decorations. large s.op jar. were S.
for ....., aka i....i -, 81 =,
Decorated T6Her sets. were So. now
for .................. .......... IS %
-nlr' ..,. ss,s 5 'o.5 S3"i v t.e
81 f1r ......................... SO 80
ar.oae L.m1se Tea sets ne" ,9n.-
der deroIfI''n were f'.''' l'l.-''Ti'''
Three decorations OF Dinner Ware, new
inpof'a..ions' q. prices '"ooP'' ''""
rs-a. soin Tureore z5c Tee
r,a. $50. oval and srr4ro Vaga-
gi1. nl.fc. I5c. zoe ana use:
H.. r.f. r'nrr shame zoe. Sauce
'rr-.s, vim aaIe zoe salad Bowls.
pr. I rno . Irffar Df-ha. noe
Cf..... fr.t.. -or t-fsn DISHES 75c
Arar Dtrn.- Cun- ANA Slucers use.
dozen. ANY Size Plates. - 20
dozen, Meat flallcss' zoe 10 .'s
49,. Os''sOoy e',,'" '.p'sn W. - TO-
stChcfs, Nofoi ~ttol ntO"f M''c ~
for So.
r et. ,,-t,ro pf,ror pi.t.s
81. r..,.r ,,..u- .,ar f,y.n
orry ....'.''............ ..'............. zoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
We ere Osegslocked on Brushes OF all
kinds. 10 reduce our stock we will sell
them at half their value.

Stove Brushes were &c.. for. &c
Scrub Brushes were iNc. force. ;fc
Clothes Brushes were BE. fOr... i;lc
stair Brushes We're zoe. flr........ Sc
Shoe Brushes We're t0e and ioe..
for ................ .-...t..............lH c
All others al one-half they are
marked.
Enamc'ed Handled Potato Washers
Be. Rolling Pins. DC. Towel Rollers,
DC. Siaw Cutters. i:.c Fancy Salt
Boxes, zoe. spice Sets. &oc kniie
Boxes. fOc. Wash Tubs. :iDc Wash
polrds. 5c. Chair Seats Sc Hose
Reels. 3Dc Tee Bowls Be. De. and
i5c Fibre Buckets. zoe. Vanished
Water Buckets Sc Bread Sets. were
Z5c. f0r i2c. Ne Z Founders. 5c But
ter Paddles. &c salad Knife and Fork.
zoe SET. Butter Ladies. De
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Sunmer Furniture.

Stop and look around. our Porch ana
Lawn Furniture mp to-day IN every
detail. Settles. Rockers. chairs. &C.
It's worth your trip 90 the Furniture
Department to see the fine collection OF
summer goods These goods are IN
COl0rs.
Rattan Rockers. gents size, 81 AZ.
Rattan Rockers. ladies' size. isc.
Rattan Porch Crickets, i3c
Sottees i8c ard 19C
$40 for Norris cha. a for lawn avn
made 90 stand the weather. Solid COM
fort
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Think Of IT,
Complete
Dining Room
Suite
ST7.97 : ::'

Solid oak Siloboard hevel-plate
glass. poll she'd finished. Solid oak tA-
Tension Table. G-f0ot. turned legs
hand finished. Six Hieh-Back Chairs
solid oak gloss finished.
S6. 20 VIII buy a. Dresser rs..l, Of SoIid
bevel plate. size 20x2i inches; size IF
top 1sxfO inches, hand-caryedi actual
value. Si1.
c,o O= viii buy a. Desk. large and
Vl = ~ rO0my. "a plain but neat
combination bookcase and desk. fitted
with French heveled plate, regularly
sold ar Sl7
$3.50 Gasn eay in a" anf GIie' o5 5is's X
inches deep. ~ inches Wide. a. Inches
high. three drawers and roller ton.
Well made and durable. actually worth
$3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Big Sacrifice of Dress Goods

Determined 90 clear our shelves of
Light and Medium Dress SUITS. we
nave assembled All goods OF this
class iu three lots at nominal prices.
Many Of those goods VIII prove "a
splendid Investment for fall service.
iOT No. l--.Your PICK at 25c. Yard.
Twelve Imported Hlgh-Cass Pat
tern Suits sold originally from 81 Oh
$3.50. SIX and Wool Mixed Fancy
iuiung chat sold for NU. f0 tt...
The yard. Pure Wool EuCiish kui.k-
erN0eker Tailor SIiung. worth N..
silk and Wool English Checks We're
l5c., Covert Cloths and CheE'ots. fuN
was ii25 your choice tiil closed 2Sc
ont. per rd..............,....... ~
l0T No. Z.
Au Fancy sulungs and Separate
Skirt effects that were Ic. t0 -5o.. in-
Guiding choicest style of the seasons
f8ncs plaid and mikes, choice Iryc
COD slId per yard ................ -
i0I No. 3.
Seventeen pieces of Wool Checked
4nd Fancy Tailor Slitne suitable
Tor present and iaI W.1r blue. glr-
u.I brown and green. regular -1a.
value your choice til sold. - o..
per ltII ........-.- ..............
SPfClM.---One piece each, Lilac and
Canary, Pure Wool Nua's Yeiliags, with
white silk stripe, elegant for dressing
sacks Or evening dresses, = lZ1o
worth 75c., special price, ID 4
per yard ~ ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Box COuches.

RoN Couchos spring edge full size
6 feet long. Is inches i'm $3.50
denim ...--..+. -+..-......-t
Any grade of Box or other Couchos
made t0 order. Headquarters for Up
Lnl.LnrIn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Our Dihing-Room Chairs.

A First-Class. Up-to-Date Canc-
Seat Chair with brace arms. Soc
We keen Loather-seat Chairs Pol
ished Wood-Seat Chairs. an grades.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25

Corset Covers.

oxen. Here arc a lev SINKING &
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Summer Goods.

Hardwood Refrigerator. with re-
movable lec chamber sliding shelves
VIII hold 81 pounds of ice sold Tor $3.50
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...............SGO
Hardwood Oak Finished Galvanized
Lined Charcoal and mineral wool fIll-
ing removable shelves and waste pipe
FOR ....................... .............ST %
gfx72 Fancy Hammocks with stretch
ers . Igc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Dainty LaCes.

,-c for f0r Va TOC "a '''
= ~ lcul.enucs ..,
Iarce. twenty cream r..h
five styles. uis.
~ for 5c Tor 0OC for - llIhl
~ cnun IHces. NS~ ''.'" N
Honitou. Nalen- III -''0'
c.euues Lace and worth ti-a
Inserting zoe. gard for
dozen yards. 500 regular
r.-r9 wards 81 d 2i-H.h ALE
nc of r va- over p.r Nalen-
Tenderness Lace. ciennea i
Choice EmbrOidcries.
80 yard for 1EC .Yl'
~ Cambria and
Swiss Inserting. ANA
ICC s,l.. Ind 80 yard for
,-......L pf.0.n - I..k SIX
Boalue usually ChlhIA.s
sold l1r Zoe. lne-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25

c 90 All-lron Chnds Crib. Ak
pB.OT 81 This is the biggest bar
gain in the South.
See our Hall Stands. all prices; a
Large. Massive and Handsome piece
for 95 furniture i'l you '''. can buy SH.00
Antique oak Chamber Suits 10
pieces. French plate mirror bovclcd.
Thia DIS large. woll-hnished suit.
brass handles. &c. Workmanship
equal to any made Tor SI7.OS
the price ......... ........ ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Our Mattress Department
Unsurpassed.

We give you a. Good Hair Mat
tress. one or two pieces S0.O8
for .....-..- ...-......-...--
A Good and Comfortable SI1o
Soft-Top Mattress. good tick. ~''fN
,l Ias Best ,d Ha sSa and Cotton $500
The Very Best Hair Mattress Gray.
4 Aea or fancy . tick. SI0.4O
Mattresses made COB order also. make
over Mattresses and furnish - -
now tick. work guaranteed. 1875
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
1OC

pair for genuine
absolute Rubber
StOc k ngnctte
- re ss Shields.
Every pair war
rantod us good as
Canfield's.
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| DC

for the one dol
lar cloth edition
OF Wit and lfu-
NOR. b y 1911
Nyc Makes "A
fine parting pres
eni.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13

By a recent ruling Of the pOst-office
department, permission will be granted
those who desire it to use their own
private postal cards hereafter, so long
as the size conforms to the regulations,
and any amount of advertising matter
may be printed on the face Of the card
something which has not been per-
mitted up 10 the present time. These
advertisements may be printed in any
color Of ink and will be received for
transmission to any part Of the United
States, Porto Rico, Guam and the
Philippine Islands, also Canada and
Mexico for one cent.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13

When Kris Kringle comes along to
load up his sleigh with Christmas
presents for the little and big children
he will find that Wellington shop
keepers are all ready for him. Better
times and the prospect Of heavy holi-
day trade have prompted Wellington
merchants to make an unusually at
traetive and large display this year SO
that the only trouble in choosing
Christmas and .iew Years presents 10
the difficulty Of making & selection
among 50 many. The efforts to dis
play the goods to the best advantage
have resulted IN some very pretty show
windows. Arlong these the Novelty
store has the most unique design. per-
hAps- A large eottOn-eOvered bell
with an ineandescent light for q clap
per. suggesting how soon Father Time
will ring the old year out and the new
year in. The dry goods stores, the
drug stores. the hardware stores, tin
shops, shoe stores and gents furnish
ing stores oder an endless variety OF
attractive presents. In fact yelling
ton dealers seem equipped to supply &
generous trade between now and the
nsw ysuE.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13

lin Friday to hear be Messiah. She
will spend Sunday with ElyrIa friends.
r. L. French has gone to Chicago
on business.
E. F. Webster went to Mt. Clemens,
Mich, last week.
Mrs. L. W. Ely returned Sunday
from visit in Florida.
Mrs. Geo. Haines and Mrs. Hayden
Smith visited Cleveland last week.
Mrs. J. NJ. 0tterbacher was the guest
Of Mrs. G. Wagner of Cleveland q
couple Of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Sage entertained
Rev. Kelley of Hiram College last
week.
Mrs. H. B. Bass returned to her
home in Yukon, Okla. Monday.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13

The Booth & Collier Stock Company
will open their weeks engagement at
the Opera house next Monday evening,
Dec. Is. This company is highly spok-
en- Of by the press where they have ap-
peared. and have with them several
we'll known artists whose names will
be recognized by the theatre-goers OF
this vicinity. This company carries
their own band and orchestra and will
give a band concert each evening in
front Of the Opera house. Prices lOc,
Zoe and 3Oc.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13
For sale.
For sale.
Fifty cords furnac wood.
DAVIS & WHITNEY,
f-49 East Main street.
Omeers Elected.

MelchOir court No. SS, Tribe of Ben
Hur, elected the following officers
Monday night: chief, A. G. Wall
Judge, Alpheus Howk; teacher. Mrs.
Kate Ream scribe, Mrs. U. F. Miller
keeper Of tribute, Miss Mary Krepps
captain, W. H. Hilderbrand; guide,
Uhas- Willard; keeper Of inner gate,
Mrs Charles Willard; keeper Of outer
gate, Thomas Crabtree, warden, Burt
HoWk.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13
Fine Stationery at HOughtOn's.

The ladies Of the Baptist church will
serve supper in the basement Friday,
Dec. Is, from 4:3O tot. Menu: Noodle
soup, Brown bread, White bread,
Pressed meat, Doughnuta, Cheese,
Apple pie, Mince pie. Jelly, Celery,
Coffee. Price Is cts.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13

]. D. Bridges, Editor I''Democrat, Z"
Lancaster, N. H., says Zone Minute
Cough Cure is the best remedy for
Group l ever used" Immediately re-
lieves and cures coughs, colds, Group,
asthma, pneumonia. bronchitis, grippe
and all throat and lung troubles. 1t
prevents consumption. DIR. ]. W.
HoughtOn.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13

Bert Howk will go into the farm inn
plement and carriage business the first
Of the year. He has leased the build
ing on East Masn street recently occu-
pied by W. II. Kirk. IL is said that
other parties will engage in the same
business shortly.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13

A very small audience, but one dis
proportionately large for the merits Of
the entertainment, greeted O'Hool-
igan's Masqueraders at the Opera
house last Friday night. The play had
no plot worth mentioning, and con-
sisted largely of specialties. some
features Of which, described in street
parlance, were rather warm"