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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-12
OGDEN SOCIETY.
fspecial corrsspondence.,

Ogden, Nov. 10.@TE. leading social
event of the week was the reception
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schan-
senbach, Saturday evening. the 4th in
slant, in honor of the fifteenth ami
Versary of their wedding.
The palatial home was gaily decor
ated in honor of the occasion and The
genial host was in his best vein and
saw to it that their guests enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent. Cards
and music occupied the evening which
was concluded by a bounteous lunch.
Formally was laid aside and the
guests proceeded to get as much en-
and each left voting Mr.. and Mrs.
Schansenbach ideal entertainers. The
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Wahlen,
DR.. and Mrs. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
w. r. White Mr.. and Mrs. H.. NJ.
Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred ]. Kiesel, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Kiesel, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
bolt, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ryan, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Canlisk. Mr.. and Mrs. r Hume,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fitzgerald, DR.. and
Mrs. S. Brick, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tyler, Mr.. and
Mrs z. NJ. Allison, DR. and Mrs. A. S.
Condor, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Spargo,
Mrs. Sarah Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Thurburn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Biglow,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Spencer, Mr.. Will
lam Schansenbach, Mr.. Theodore
Schansenbach, Mr.. Mark Kuhn, Miss
Ida Schansenbach.
Clarence G. Adney is back from
Kansas City.
Mrs. Ad Schansenbach entertained a
n
afternoon at her pretty home on
Adams avenue. The afternoon was
spent at high five concluding with a
delicious lunch.
H. A. Sims was called to Edinburgh,
Ind. Wednesday by the death of his
brother in that city.
c. K. Bannister is back from Payette,
Ida.
C. S. Rapp, formerly of Ogden, but
now Of Idaho, was in Ogden Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ralph Virgins was visiting in
Brigham City during the week.
Joe Ballantyne is back from New
York where he has been studying
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Archie Bowman was down from
Idaho Tuesday last.
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c. n. Strevell and wife were visit
ing in the city from Salt Lake during
the week.
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]. D. Sullivan came down from
Kemmerer Tuesday.
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c. W. Nibley was in Ogden from
Baker City Monday.
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c. G. Nikirk and wife have left
Ogden for Illinois where they will
make their future home.
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A coming event of the month is the
5all to be given by the Ogden Lodge of
the International Association of Ma
chinists. They are putting forth every
effort to make the affair a grand sue
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EUREKA SOCIETY.
fspecial Correspondence. /,

tSpeclal Corresponcerce.)
Eureka, Nov. 1l--Miss Mary Haynes,
who is attending school at the state cap
ital. came out last Sunday for short
visit with her parents.
Miss Twelves of Provo and Miss May
Neibaur of Mammoth visited friends here
on last Sunday.
Mrs. EckIund Of Salt Lake City was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Dan Martin,
during the week.
L. c; Doty and Frank scappatura are
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James N Louder. editor of the Mercur
Mercury, was in Tintic district last Wed
nesday.
Mr., and Mrs. jackson McChrystal We're
in Salt Lake several days this week.
Miss Ethel Johnson returned to her
home in Salt Lake last Sunday.
Miss Ethel Williams of Salt Lake is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Palmer.
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George Havercamp of Provo was in
town the fore part OF the present week.
Philo Wightmap of Payson was in
camp Tuesday and Wednesday.
, Jerry Murphy formerly resident of
this place and who is now living at Grip
pie Creek. Colo. was in camp several
days of the past week shaking hands with
old acquaintance.
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Fred Jensen of Mercur has returned
from trip to Mercur
Arthur Louder of Mercur has been in
town most of the past week.
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Thomas Taylor. the Democratic mayor
elect of Provo. was in Eureka on Thurs
day.
"a Breezy Time is the next attraction
at the Odd Fellows h-pln Eureka. This
company will play ~, on next Tuesday
evening.
Nat Stoddard is rejoicing over the ar
rival of girl baby. which made its ap-
pearance last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Browning of Salt
Lake will make their home here during
the winter. ---r soi7lf
Jacob Miller and son We're taken in to
Salt Lake Monday, both being i'll with
typhoid fever.
Merlin Stone left the fore part of the
week for Ogden.
The ball given by the ladies of the Dem
ocratic city committee at /. o. o. f. han
last Monday evening was largely attend
ed and all present thoroughly enjoyed the
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MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
nj NJ Pleasant NOV. o. T. Junlin Of
in this city and Fairview.
Mrs. James Jorgenson, ST., went over
TO Castledale Tuesday where she will re-
main month the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. ]. Wellington Seely.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jensen spent sew
eral days early in the week in Salt Lake.
Mrs William Olsen and Mrs. OFF
Rosenlof returned from Salt Lake Tues
day.
Sheriff Peter Jensen was up from Manti
during the week,
James F. Jensen and Mel Madsen were
Salt. Lake visitors the latter part of last
week.
John Murray came home from Spanish
Fork Sunday, returning Tuesday.
Edgar Alfred, ]. Morsan johnson and
residents. were in town Monday.
Mrs. Richard Whitaker and children
started out to West Tfntic Saturday
where they expect to remain until Christ
mas.
htS- NJ ~ bOyueH spent lfle greater
portion of the week in town from Fair
view.
Mrs. DR.. McGougan is down at Chester
this week. the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. p. Justesen.
George Maxfield of Spring City was in
town on business Thursday.
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Mrs. John Golden and children of Salt
Lake are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Hans Simpson.
Miss Mary. Nielsen came down from
Springville Monday.
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The attraction this week has been the
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will start for Arizona next week, to visit
relatives. He expects to be away an win
Ed Burgoyne. the Montpelier merchant.
Is visiting relatives in this city.
Fl. C woouey of Paris. Ida. is over on
a visit TO his son, who is attending col
leSe here.
Quite a number of Logan people went to
Richmond on Tuesday evening to attend
a big party given in honor of the 10th
birthday of Mr. w. d. Hendricks The
function was a pleasing one and was at
tended by a small army OF friends and
choice programme of speeches. songs. etc.
was rendered. and the guest of honor was
presented with a beautiful gold-headed
cane. In accepting the gift Mr.. Hendricks
those present, related some of his ex-
periences as a AZ pioneer and member
of the Mormon BATTALION.
J. w. Harry and ]. A Whaleis two we'll
known printers of this city. moved their
families and effects from this place yes
terday to Rexburg. Ida. where they will
take up their permanent abode.
Peter W. Vaughan of Salt Lake came
up TO Logan on election day.
James Eakins of Almy, .Wyo., was a
Logan visitor this week.
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Attorney French of Randolph spent the
past week in Logan.
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Elder ]. II Davis of this city returned
the first of the week from Pennsylvania
where he fulfilled pleasant mission.
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A 3. Wright. an artist of Salt Lake. IS
in this city. and will probably locate here.
The Y. l.. NJ. I. A. of the Sixth ward
give an elaborate entertainment this even
ing in the ward meeting house.
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Mrs. p. E. Keller went TO Brigham City
on Wednesday, TO join her husband, who
is attending court there.
The 'sYon Yonson' and MY Friend
From India companies played to good
houses here this week.
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Madison Square theatrical company
which plays all week at the opera house
Crowded houses. young and old have
been in constant attendance.
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Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Dotson of Salt
Lake are in Mt. Pleasant this week the
guests of Mrs. Francis Jensen, their
daughter.
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Miss leila Seely was summoned home
from Provo Monday by the death of her
grandmother. Mrs. p VI. Peel. Miss
Seely is spending the week here.
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Mr., and Mrs. Hans Nielsen returned
Thursday from Salt Lake where Mr..
Nielsen has been under doctors care for
short time.
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An excellent programme was rendered
at the Y. NJ Y l.. Nj. l. \. joint session
SUNDAY night 1t was as follows: Lee
ture. The Apostacy." George Christen-
sen; ladies trio. Mrs. c. W. Sorenson.
Misses Mary Larsen. Lydia Hansen;
essay, Miss Fannie Candiand: vocal seiec-
ton, Professor NJ. Z. Christopherson.
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Mrs. William Clark was in town from
Chester during the week.
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.
csneclaI Corresnonsencs,

1OTfcSDOnCeNCG-1
Ephraim, Nov 9.-The pleaSantest
social event of the season was a surprise
party given in honor of DIR. c. NJ West
and wife. by some of the members of
World and their wives. on Monday even
ing DR.. West has been clerk of the
camp since its organization, and is one of
its most popular members. He has made
Salt Lake City and expects to move his
family there next Monday and the mem
bers of the camp decided to surprise him
before his removal The doctor and his
wife We're just preparing to partake of
their evening meal when the crowd walk
ed in and took possession. The table was
sumptuous dinner. Music and games
served to make the evening pass very
pleasantly for all present. Rev. ]. NJ
Hansen in behalf of the members of the
camp, presented DR.. and Mrs. West with
beautiful silver tea set as a token of
esteem Those present were c. j. Fisher
and wife, Rev. ]. NJ. Hansen and wife.
sen and wife. j. F. McCafferty and wife.
Will Quinn and wife. S. j. Johnson and
wife. John Armstrong and wife, III. p;
Larsen and wife. Heber Nelson and
wife. NJ. +. Murray and wife.
Another November wedding occurred at
the home of Niels Mortensen in this city
Wednesday evening. the contracting par
ties being Erastus Jensen and Miss
Martina Mortensen. Only the relatives
were present at the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jensen are very popular among the
young people of this city and they will
begin their married life with the best
wishes of the whole community.
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Thomas Tautin and family of Elsinore
are in the city They will remain here
during the winter.
Miss Laura Frost came home from
Manti the first of the week.
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Mrs. Ida Winters of Salt Lake City is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas z. Thompson.
Miss Nora Clawson visited Sterling
friends Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Frost will go to
Richfield today to visit their daughter.
Mrs. Charles Erickson
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The successful Democratic candidates
were at home TO their friends in the han
above. the old postoffice building Wednes-
day. Liquid refreshments were served
to the multitude during the afternoon. 1t
was a joyful affair for all but the Re-
publicans. and even they enjoyed the re-
freshments.
Dan Olson and Miss Petreah Jensen of
Moroni passed through town Wednesday
on their way to Manti where they We're
married.
Mrs. E. Candland of Chester and Mrs.
Frank Candland of Mt. Pleasant were
visitors in this city the first of the week
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was also carried out in the prizes.
which were won by Miss Minnie Brin-
ton and Mr. John Grcesbeck.
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Mrs. Francis G. Luke left last Tues
day for southern California, where she
viii remain during the winter.
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a delightful event of the week was
the informal evening given by Major
Hill in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Causten
Browne. jr.
Miss Eleanor Reed of California ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
spend the winter with her sister. Mrs.
Elgin Travis.
The marriage of Miss Emma Weiter
and Professor Frank Wightman of the
l.. D. S. college, took place in the
temple at noon on Wednesday.
Miss Thorn entertained informally at
tea Friday afternoon. Her guests were
Miss .Alff. Miss Lowe. Miss Mason, Miss
Adelaide Mason and Mr.. e B. Wicks.
Mrs. George Hasiam and children ar
rived yesterday afternoon from Ere
mont, Neb.. and are the guests of Mrs.
Haslam's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dern.
The Epworth League of the Tiff
church viii hold musical and literary
social on next Friday evening at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. E. Smith, No. IL
Wellington court.
John T. Game, who recently rented
his residence at 20 3 street TO Thomas
Kearns for the winter, has leased
place No. 1913 Fifth street, and will
take immediate possession.
a.
There will be Sunday school recep
ton given at the st. Marks school
house next Wednesday evening by the
ladies of st. Marks Episcopal church
Ice cream ard cake will be served.
On Thursday evening a character ball
viii be given in the Cannon ward meet
ing house, under the auspices of the
Mutual Improvement association All
friends of these organizations are in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Anna Sears Young gave a very
pr5tty card party Friday afternoon at
her home on Third street. The rooms
were adorned with patriotic colors, and
palms. Six tables were used, and Mrs.
Zina Whitney won the prize for the
greatest number of progressions.
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The Opal club will hold its first social
OF tuiS season at the lJdulSS Literary
club Monday evening at $50 p. m.
Cards, dancing, refreshments and a
short programme will be the order. The
programme viii be: Soprano solo, Mrs.
Frank Browning; recitation, Miss Mel
lie Boyer; cello solo. Professor Fred
Christensen
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The marriage of Miss Matte Bess and
c. II. Banks was solesnnized last even
ing. The ceremony took place at s
O'Clock at the residence of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Bess of 131
Rio Grande avenue. Bishop Watson Of
1iciating. Only the families of the
bride and groom and a few friends
were present. The bridal party stood
under a canopy of flowers, chrysan-
themums and smilaX forming part of
the decoration. The bride wore pretty
dress of white swiss over white taffeta,
and carried bride roses. Miss Ida Bess
acted as maid of honor and William
Darke as best man to the groom.
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Frank S. Wightman. Salt Lake City,. "a
Emma Wieter. Salt Lake City----...--.2
Robert Z. Baird, Baker City. Ore--.----2 %
Agnes Johncon Eden. Utah
William Pearson. Mil Creek,
Mary j. Green, Mill Creek .
Peter Larsen. Georgetown. Ida.
Carrie Nelson, Mink Greek. Ida. %
John II. Bricker. Granger %
Minnie Beck, Granger. II
Benjamin J. Thomson. Salt Lake City..37
Charlotte A White Salt Lake City.-H
Samuel z. South, Randolph.
Hannah Corless. Randolph. %
William J. Craig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a
Henrietta Terrill, Payson-- %
George Rickert. Salt Lake City........-.H
Sophia ]. Link, Salt Lake City.........24
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Marriage Licenses.

Permits to wed were issued last week
as follows by the county clerk of Salt
Lake county:
Jacob Birkinshaw. Salt Lake City..25
Minnie Barrett. Salt Lake City..25
Samuel c. B. Marshall Eureka. ..3 81
Daisy Montgomery. Belknap. 20
Gottlieb Nagleay, Salt Lake City.......A
BENJAMIN Sharpless. East Mill Creek. 10
Mary L. Graves. Sugar ward.
Frank +. Richards. Salt Lake City.34
Henrietta L. White Salt Lake City, %
Charles E Pearson. Castle DaIe.........2 6
Dorothy Reed. indianapolis. 20
Waldemar Christensen, Salt Lake City q
Zilpha A. Alderman. Salt Lake City. "A
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LOGAN SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Logan. Nov. 10.-Colonel and Mrs. w.
H Kenner of Preston. Ida, were in Lo-
friends.
Mr. Alvin Crockett of the Seventh ward
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CITY BREVITIEs.

Tax Collector George Glass is confined to
Las home by slight indisposition.
Mckee Street Epworth League will no,
hold its literary meeting for August.
The Brays Bayou Gun and Rifle club will
tive ball on sunday evening, August 20, at
its park at the head OF Main street
There are undelvered kilograms at the Of
flee of the Western Union Telegraph company
for Tom b. Burnett. Fannie Lee and Claude
Mitchell.
jenkins the third negro arrested, charged
with being one Of the party who assaulted
and robbed Peter O'Flannigan. was tiled in
Justice Malschs court Yesterday and re-
leased, there being no evidence against him.
The lower portions of the poles belonging
to the southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
company are being covered with strips OF I'm
in order TO prevent their being disgured by
the lacking OH of advertising signs and circu-
lars.
Work on the handsome new quarters OF the
South Texas National bank, at 2lS Main
stree, is progressing favorably. The bank Of
hclals hope to be able to move from the pres
cnt location with the Houston Land and Trust
company on September /.
Captain d. d. Peden telegraphs from South
Carolina that the Peden family reunion at
the old Failview church was grand success.
attendance very large and weather fine lie
win return home via Washington. Phiiadel-
l'la, New York, Niagara Falls and the iroa
districts of Pennsylvania West Virginia and
OHIO.
Quite o number of the friends of Mrs.
Mary Jane Briscoe called upon her at her
residence. go Crawford street. yesterday TO
extend their fluctuations upon her happy cele-
hraton of the eightieth anniversary of her
birth The venerable lady received her
friends with her well known cordiality and
greeted them all most heartily.
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Mr.. W. E. Athens Of Cleburne has apart.
ments at the Bristol.
General l.. NJ. Openheimer of Austin Is
stopoing at the Bristol.
Miss Vivian De Young OF Beaumont is In
the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. T. l.. Hackney. a prominent lumber
man. Ia duartered at the Bristol
MIR. NJ. w. Crehan late of the firm of
Crehan & Mitchell left last night for Den
ver where he will be located In the future.
Justice Malsch will leave this morning to at
tend the justices OF the peace convention at
Galveston.
Miss Mamie. daughter of Mr.. Napoleon
Burns. is visiting relatives at Kinney. Austin
county.
Mr.. l.. w. Fields, inspector OF customs at
Galveston. was In the city on business yes
terday.
Messrs. w. r. Jordan and Charles j.
Wall of Lake Charles were in the city yes
terday.
Miss Lenora Lion of Galveston is stopping
with her cousin. Miss Nussbaum. at 2lO2 Peasv
avenue.
Miss Hattie Brown niece OF Mr. and Mrs.
Napoleon Burns OF the Third ward, is on
visit TO relatives In New Orleans.
Mrs e. saliamler OF Ennis. after spending
a while with her daughter Mrs. George Bis
sonet. in this city. has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Law. Jr., OF Bryan and
Messrs. Walter L. and Morgan NJ, Mann of
Galveston were guests at the Bristol yester-
day.
ID. D. Peden. Jr.. who attended the Peden
family reunion in South Carolina, will re-
turn home next week. after visiting few
friends and relatives In Georgia
Miss Alma Carpenter of Arcola and Miss
Hazel Ably of New Orleans daughter OF Mr..
Joe Ahy of the, States. are in the city visit
ing their grandmother. Mrs. NJ. A. Cutter.
at lois Bagbv street.
MIR. James Murphy and family have re-
turned from a months visit with relatives
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work of Relief Committees

Captain Taliaferro,, as chairman of tho
flood relief committee, continues to re-
ceive appeals for aid, Some of these came
in yesterday from individuals who claim
to be suffering from the flood
w. w. Wallace write from Rosenberg
that he has lost everything by the flood
and that his family is sick and desti-
tute.
Mrs. e. ]. Chersman writes from San
Antonio that she was one OF the food suf-
ferers, that she is in a destitute condition
and that her husband is a soldier at Ma
Mia
Captain Taliaferro replies to all of these
individual appeals that the committee deals
only through the chairnen of the suhrel of
committees appointed at the different
points in the Hood district and that all
individuals injured by the food must seek
aid from the subrelief committees in their
respective districts.
letter was received from c. p. Ste
phens at Velasco acknowledging receipt
of fifty sacks OF sorghum and nineteen
sacks OF COW peas.
DR.. W. C. Summons writes from Thomp-
son, thanking the committee for $50 which
he says will be placed where it will do the
most good
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On Another Mission.

Il appears that District Attorney j. V.
Lea did not go to Austin as was conjec-
tured to confer with the attorney general
upon the subject of bringing a quo war.
ranto proceedings in the school superin-
tendent case.
Mr., Lea returned Yesterday and being
questioned by reporter for The Post con-
corning the subject of his trip he replied
that he had gone to Austin for the sole
and only purpose of consulting Attorney
General Smith upon the subject of the
Colquitt tax law in reference to batch
of suits that have recently been filed in
this county to recover State and county
taxes.
1--WE never referred to any quo warranto
proceedings" said Mr. Lea. NOR has tbe
matter OF n quo warranto In the school
superintendent case ever been called to my
attention by any one"
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DON'T STEP ON A RAT

To kill him. Don't feed reaches and bedbugs
o. the so-called exterminating powders, which
don't even make the bugs sick. When you
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so that there Is nothing left to smell
One OF the largest seed stores in ST. Louis
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Kansas City housekeeper writes II, .
Last summer bought box of your Paste
used u around the sink In the kitchen one
night TO XIII the cockroaches, aud next morn
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stearn's Electric Paste has been made ,or
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NINETy-roun RECRUITS.
No Orders to Close Local Office Have
necn NeceiNcd.

Fletcher G. Forney. a real estate agent.
aged "a. OF San Francisco, Cal, enlisted
in tho Thirty third regiment OF infantry
at the local recruiting statNn yesterday.
thus making total of ninety four re-
cruits secured here up to the present time.
The local office, which has been so ably
presided over by Lieutenant Colfey OF the
Thirty third, is being conducted under the
direction of Colonel Hares office at San
Antonio. Up to date no orders as TO the
length OF time the Houston station viii
be kept open have been received. Lieu
tenant Coifey. however, hopes to be able
TO close the work here and rejoin tho
regiment In the near future. as practically
all OF the recruits needed have been en-
listed.
The Galveston office, which has been In
charge of Lieutenant Dean Tompkins, was
closed yesterday, according to adyices re-
ceiyed by Lieutenant Coffey.