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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-05-31
CHEAP JOHNS
RACKET STORE.

H. II. McGehee, of Caledonia,
was here Monday. Mr.. Niece
hee has been suffering with d
case of la grippe the past week.
Two bottles German Antisep-
tic, for Internal and External
use. Cures cuts, burns, scalds,
bites of insects, sore mouth, sore
throat, skin eruptlons, collie, chol-
eramorbus, diarrhOea, and all
bowel and stomach troubles, etc.
The two bottles only IS and soc
at Marion's Drug Store.
Jas. E. Wheat, of Chinquepln
was here on business Monday.
Mr.. Wheat says crops on the
river need rain, notwithstand-
ing the few drops that fell in
April.
WANTED-An energetic per-
son to canvass the county in the
interest of this publication, Will
furnish a good side line, too.
None but hustler need apply.
A splendid offer to either a lady
or gentleman. Apply at this
office.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-05-31
Card of Thanks.

We, the survivors of wife and
mother, Mrs. Kate Anderson,
take this method of expressing
to our friends who were so kind
and helpful during her long i'll
ness, our most sincere thanks and
hearty appreciation, and to her
physician for his untiring atten-
ton and watchfulness all through
her sickness.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-05-31

!
tect, returned Tuesday from
Lum berton where he is now en-
gagged to furnish plans for a new
bank and school building, which
fact assures first class, modern
structures for that bustling town.
We congratulate the good people
of our neighboring town upon
their progressiyeness.
DR.. Arledge, young physician
of Perkinston, is here this week
prospecting, we understand, with
view to locating here. He has
no doubt discovered that Poplar
vile is good place and we hope
to secure his addition.
Notice the change in the Card
/ of w. f. Evans, to Dirmeyer &
Evans. These gentlemen will
do your painting in style, on
! reasonable terms and at moder-
ate prices.
German Liniment cures Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Bruises, Bites
of Insects, and all chronic and
acute pains in Man and Beast.
| ONLY q and 50 cts. at Marion s
Drug Store.
John S. McGehee has begun
the erection of a new residence
on Eastside, and having vacated
his former residence will live
with his father until his new
house is completed.
German Eye Water. If you
have sore or weak eyes don't fail
to try a bottle as it will surely re-
lieve you from the first applica-
ton. Only 25c at Marion's drug
store.
Mrs. ]. f. and Miss Josie Cot
tongim and Miss Josie Kennedy
of Carlisle, Ky, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. Cottonglm
on North Main street.
German Cough Syrup prevents
Pneumonia or inflammation OF the
lungs and cures Coughs, Colds,
Group, etc. Only Is and scots.
per bottle, at Marion s drug store.
J. ]. Scarborough has been ap-
pointed census enumerator for
district one and four of this
county. A good man in a good
place.
II. II. Brown, the tombstone
man, is here this week.
German Pile Ointment prompt
" cures blind, bleeding, itching,
External and Internal piles. Give
it a trial. Only soc at Marion S
Drug Store.
Who is going to get the Man
dolin at Cheap Johns Racket
store?
S. e. Lance sells all dry goods
at old prices-no advance with
him.
We regret to learn that our
friend, f. &. Lenoir of Pearl River,
has been confined to his bed with
sickness, and hope to hear of his
early recovery.
Our town should be Justly
proud of the extensive line of dry
goods of every description that
! is shown in the store of S. r.
Lance.
Will paint your house on easy
terms of payment. Address
tx" Poplarville Postoffice. II
II. N. Strahan has bargain
for you. Call and see him.
AS we go to press news comes
from Purvis that the post office
at that place was robbed Monday
night. Didn't learn the partlcu
lars.
r. n. Strahan's bargains coun
ter is where you can buy at youl
own price.
Cheap Johns Rracket store
continues to paralyze the natives
with low prices.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-05-31
All mail trains.

Keep an eye on that mandolin
contest
II. N. Strahan made flying
trip to New Orleans Monday.
Just look at that entry in the
mandolin contest.
1t cost you nothing to vote in
the mandolin contest.
DR.. J. ]. Dearman of Purvls
was in town last Saturday.
]. Q. Bourn was a recent visit
or to Franklinton La.
Clerk Batson is registering the
voters this week.
Straw hats at cost at II. n. Stra-
han.
Read Lance's new ad. this
week.
Hiram Smith came up from
Mcneil Sunday to visit the home
folks.
E. A. Quick of Lumberton
spent Sunday here with his fami-
ly.
Miss Mary Seabrook Of Derby
was a Poplarville visitor Tues
day.
For bevy of pretty girls see
the contestants in the Racket
Store mandolin contest.
Misses Cordie and Nellie
Moody were visitors to Orvis-
burg Monday.
We are glad to see J. B. Moody
out again after a short spell of
sickness.
Hons. ]. M. Shivers and J. X.
Tally are attending court at Bay
St. Louis this week.
Don't forget the Conductors
Picnic at Hattlesburg on June
18th.
Do you want business educa-
ton free? Then win the Macon
& Andrews scholarship.
You get vote on the mandolin
with every 5 scent purchase at the
Racket Store.
The chance of lifetime to
secure a business Education-in
our scholarship offer.
Mrs. C. II. Hyde and children
and Miss Della Gray are visiting
in S1idell this week.
If you do not want to take a
business course, give your cou-
pons to some friend who does.
Mrs. ]. H. Mills of Glade was
a Poplarville visitor Monday, and
while here subscribed for the
FREE Press.
German Dyspepsia Tablets
cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
all gastric disturbances. Only
SOC at Marion's drug store.
S. r. Walker, and w. A. Powe,
two popular knights Of the grip
were here yesterday interviewing
our merchants.
German Liver Capsules cures
all acute or chronic derange-
ments of the liver, kidneys, etc.
Only SOC at Marion drug store.
Mr.. Brooks, travelling repre-
setative of f. C. Palmer q Co.,
New Orleans, was in town last
Friday and paid us brief call.
German Healing Salve. Moth
ing better for boils, abcesses,
carbuncles, old sores, etc. Only
soc at Marion S drug store.
Mrs. H. S. Sweet, came up
from New Orleans Monday night
and is the guest of her son W. 5.
Sweet.
Please send us the names OF
your visitors. We will consider
it favor, and hereby tender our
thanks in advance.
C. E. Dirmeyer, Jr., the archl-
tect, went up to Lum berton Mon
day on business connected with
the building of a bank at that
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-05-31
Town and County.
n. %. & n. E. TIMETABLE.

The following schedule went into
effect Sunday, December 9th, 1900:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27
AGREAT INVENTION
Is the Lowry Bale Method Of Putting
Up Cotton, Wooi, Fodder and Other
cnmmnditia.

Is the LoUTy Bals Method Of Putting
Up Cotton, Wooi, Fodder and Other
Commodities.
General Manager RedIuGton Fiske. Of
the PIanterS Compress Company. o..
Boston. Is In the city. arranging tor ar
ageney IN the tFf-state radius for Ii
famous Lowry bale method Of pultinF
up wool. fodder. cotton and other cox
modlties He has arranged with Gre
{ LANG to represent his company here
1fr. FIske. speaking Of the Lowry
presses. said they we're primarily de-
signed for cotton. and about 900 presses
are now In use In the cotton growing
states. Last summer Il W1s Ascertain
ed that the presses would bale othet
commodities Is easily aS cotton and
tides Of bay for the American
army in the Philippines. and sos
the British army In South At
Eiea- The advantage Of this pres2
LES In the greater density OF the
package and consequent reduction n in
surance and freight rates.
Heretofore the hay OF the west las
NOT been brought into competition with
Canadianand eastern hay. on account OF
excessive freight charges. but when
baIed by the Lowry process IL can Be
economically transported 70 the mar.
kets Of the world Corn fodder. when
shredded. can be baIed to such density
that Il win not be injured through heat
ing OF rottins. This great density Is
secured by excluding the air from the
small masses As the material Is fed 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27
BOOKS ROB nm LIBRARY.
Many New VOLUMES in Fiction, His
@,- p5o~r,1by Etr

Many New Volumes in Fiction, His
tory, Biography, Etc
The following new volumes. embracing
fiction. biography. history. etc. have
been placed on the shelves at The public
library:
Abbost. ". J.-Blnt Jackets Of Ilss
Baker. R S-BoY,s Book Of InseatloEs.
Bangs, J. R--Enchanted Typewriter.
Barr. 4 E-TEtnity Bells
Barnet. W.-KLuiam SHAKESPEARE.
Barrett. John-Admirzl George Dewey.
Blackman. ". P.-NaktnE q HaWzfi
Brink. Jan Ten-Robespierre AID the Red
Basier. H. c-scOuand-s Ruined Ab-
darcy. R my Lady FrivOL
Clement. c. E-SaIntS IN An.
Colvin. s.. ed.-LeEEeTs Of Robert Louis
Stevenson.
Graae, s,-Aestye ssEyses.
Crockett. s. R-Iore Marco
crozier, J. B.-CivilizAtiou aud Progress.
DeeIe. L--Truopss 9l9,
Douglass. A. M.-Reir Of Sherburue
Douglass, a. N--LittIe GirI IN old Pail
DOYLE. c. w.-TamIaS Of the jungle.
Du ChaiIlu. P. Bland Q; the Lorg
bunne. 2. P.-Slr- Doolsy IN The Hearts
Finley. Mile in the South.
Fisher. S G.-TEue William Penn.
FItZpatFfck. F.-TraGSS4ai From WitEIn.
EIynt. I.--TramPtng With Tranps.
Ford, P L--Ianlce Meredith
Ford. P L--Nany-SIded Franklil.
Fowler e TIA Dozn!e Thread
Gage. S-World's Great Farm
Gibson. C. D--Ny Lady and Alan
GueFber. H. A.-Isssn4s Of switzerland.
Hewlett. YL-LIftIe Novels oE Italy
HOPE, A-EingS Mirror
Howard. B. wy-DiouySius. the Weaver's
Hubbard. E-Listie Journeys 70 the
Homes % Eminent PaiaIerE
EeiEh;lsy. S. R-HsT0nford
SetshtIey, s R--Leiters Of Captain
LSess. E V. ed-chaEIss Lamb aad the
L0yds-
NfattaeWS. F.-Sew Born Cuba
Norman. H S--SCspense.
MIlats, J. ollie ard Letters o. J. C.
PAGE. t. N.-santa claus Partner.
PenbersUn. Maz-signoss q he Night;
+- PsteFs. u. c.-Jus,Iee TO the lev.
Pool. II. LA widoWsE and Some Spin
Posen. L P.-Histohe Towns Of III.
RichaTts, I E-PeEE-
RYAN n E-The BoudWoRs3u-
Sloane. 7. A.-EquId Ar and the Lique-
Z s Ill p. H.1The Othsr Fellow.
Smith. H--HuS5c; How It Came to b
What Il Is.
su1fth. J. H.-The TrOQbadours At Home.
Smith. Z. S.-Cp3er the Cactus Flag
SteeIe. I. S-VoyaEe to Viking Land
SFeTalfS. G. w.-ImpeFial India
SSocktoa- 2. R-TI1tsr Of the TWo-Hora-
eS 49,. ~ Z, -, tIo,,s. =, re wizard
VA NIKE H-FTSssFrnan's Luck
Whippie. BEShop-LIghrs and Shadows o.
. Long EptScopSee-
WhISeinE. R--The Island
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27
Elm GROVE NOTES.

Tue eolored voters OF Elm Grove met
this week and Organized a club With
thirty five members The ofteers arr
John Harris. ST. president: Georgs
Goodson. vice president; John H Har-
rfs, secretary. Joseph Hi, TREASURER;
executive committee, Frank Brown,
John Knox. Amos Low.
Joseph Herden was struck BY freiSht
train yesterday afternoon and narrowly
escaped being killed He ESCAPED with
. scalp wound and bruised shoulder. He
was caught on the creek bridge. while
coming 10 lowe.
George westIake. OF Siinsc, Ohio, Il
the guest OF friends here
lfiss Bessie weytlake. who has b'sen
very i'll is improving
Rufus Walters Is building a ssx-rooTa
house
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HERE AID IREPE.

Oh. TIE nan II the hands Of his frie11s,
WhAg funny mar s ke7
He slyH Bol yes. ard h. szyE no. 70,
Buf Elzilefh coGpl1csHtly
What be does aot know E7yld AZ beck;
lie knBWeth uos where he siAEds-
Except n mos peculiar Wy
To RISK In his good GEtenss' hands.
70 euestisus ard queries. alas. he
EetuFce;h The vacant stare
Or probably Einzeth an ere nr iva
And hFgsheth away hts hair.
Ind hesptaketh 10 tones 50 WondrQus eltaE
That nobody understands
u. STRANGELY wise and EztstY. a. Uell7-
The nan e lis coed sEisEds hands
IND be saNeth bis wool. beezuSe b
WaEseth the I2y 81 TIE lands.
Hhleh. seemingly fair. be ;Een czn say
Wherein and WheFeat he sfaRdA
sgt while the doubt-cloais are rolling b
Ard darkness above him bends
Is politics proper. VOC know 70
Ress tr the k1Hds Of his friends
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

The Clay County Star cones to the
front with these breezy E1ssipi@ts.
J. c. Stsorts. OF Causada, called Fri
day morning. while in town with = team
after furniture and store goods.
Prot. Jasper Young'z school Is pso-
rrezsi1g finely. Mr.. Young Is an Old
and experienced hand in the school
room
r. c. Lewis spent Saturday night in
Charleston with his best Siri
aunt Mary Davis was seen out ssIat-
ing nearly all day New Years Day.
Ward Good has been seen hanging
on Judge Osboru's gate. What does
this mean. Ward
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

The plano recital and lecture by Dr..
Henry G. Hanchstt. o. Ner YorIc. at
the Carroll Club. lass Wednesday even
Ing under tiis auspices o. the Daushters
OF the Revolution. tor the beHp.ht q the
valley Forge Monungat fund. was one
Of the artistie Efforts q the winter and
deserving from every point Of view a
more LIBERAL response- It Is TO be re-
GREETED thEt the essy has to appeal to
Andrew Carnegie GoE library. bu; It Is
still more 10 BE regretted and rather In
consistent. when attempts toward =
cultivation OF arts & made thA, aavan-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

There Is a great deal n ) name when
the same IS Smith. as can b assested
to By a candidate for county assessor.
His t-Oubles on this seore occurred in
the ancient village Of West Liberty. an
old solder and nfe-Iong Republican be-
ing a principal hgure To grasp the
point the gentle reader must reAlszs
that IN the shady businesses OF Elm
Grove there doth abide a gentleman
who on divers occasions has disturbed
the peace and dignity of the eoumun-
Ity by baitering other natives about
until ne has won the distinction Of BE-
ing Known as ''the wild man Of Elm
Grove" In the directory he is known.
as Homer Smith. and when his SIX feet
OF staluart form takes the warpatE
there Is a general stampede for the tall
timber. ais escapades are familiar to
newspaper readers. and the West LIB
erty voter is among them When he
received one Of Lester Smiths cam
paIsn cards he was ourspoken in his
advocacy OF Lester that night in the
village store. but TO his sorrow il was
explained that Lester and the wild
man u Elm Grove we're one and the
same. IL that's the case. said the old I
fellow. I'm agiu him. Now the genial
Lester has to explain that he and (
Homer arr no kin 10 each Othsr o.
hen be a vote shy in ;-S5erty district /
Lester Is good fellow. but a. Oliver
Wendell Holmes says in his poem.
THE Boys, fate tried 70 conceal him
BY naming him Smith
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

The Clay County Star IS not in a
class all its own. Life in elmer coun-
ty shows striking comparisons with The
doiugs IN Clay. as may be seen by the
following clippings from the Chenille
Pathfinder:
Frank Norris new boy baby makes
him feel more Ike man than anything
that has happened at his home for
many day.
William F1eHneF IS badly afflicted
with rheumatism this winter. which
rnakes 3, very hard on his son odius,
who. b. The way. Is one OF the best
boys In Center district
Thornton Brannon. John s;alnaker.
Frank Norris. Hamp stalnaker and the
Lord only knows how many more in
this reighhorhood. are boasting OF a
new re.= at their respective homes
LIoyI stainaler o. Barbecue viii
swap 'ern"-auything from Z penknlte
TO a horse. TT him; he can trade
horses sbout as well as shuE Miller.
I hear that Mrs EtsPa Miles IS bst-
ter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27


Il would Seem that mare : an open
ing foE the organization Of a union or
benevolsu. association TO promote the
welfare and happiness o. that large
pereeatsse OF the population which IS
forced tc- initiate the Arabs IN the Tent
folding act every year about the lst
OF april or May Poor creatures al
the mercy OF tyrannieai landlords o.
real estate agents. sad IS theiF lot with
NO place they can really cali iheiF Own
and TO whom home. sWeet home, IS
merely a reminder OF chtldnood Gays
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

The marriage OF Miss Lucie Stedman
Brown, daughter OF the late c. P.
Brown. OF WoodsdaIe, to Mr.. Water
Thomas GzitheE. Of Baltimore. win Be
solemnIzed At The family residence By
Rev David ". Howard, rector Of ST
Matthews P. E. church. next Wednes-
day, at half alter O'Clock. In the pres
ence Of many invited friends
The Arioa's annual kinder-masken-
fest. or. AngIet1ed. children's mask
ban. was gwen last night at Axiom han.
and it was the usual pretty AFFAIR.
There we've Is couples Of the little
folks, a Eumber In excess Of other
years. and they enjoyed themselves as
only children can. while the eujoymens
was shared IN 10 a large degree BY their
elders. The fancy dances. = feature Of
former m1squeTades, were not on the
programme. the committee believing In
the principle Of the greatest good To the
greatest number. which principle was
put In effect By having none but dances
r. vhich sB eouId toip
Tas,.gu,,v .,nn,sl S....on, a. -.
and ~ sIf.-n.,.Iv rircIin,, s-,pty
nasks ssorneti ~ T.Tl. - ne brIi-
ian, i1,,,,,,r.,t,-' .h.,1 !. b-,Cbt b.To
o,s- ~. ir,v.nIIs 5,1c.-- n ,hstr ,,ri-
c,,lo-a5 co-,ur,eg- m. carnival .n5s,s
AZ II o,clort aS,.r vhi.h an. ,,oo- -.
80, 49, - 81. ol1.r =, N. 800
frp U,arrb "a. ia br we.sr. P.,er
Ponsrber-sr II Jscope. Err1T
CharIs. AM ana H,yyv Tru.rh., Tbs
orr, E,-,,e o,rb.-,r, f,rnt,rsI ,ha |
ne
m .,,,r,,l,.. ,, .h.-1. -. o,n
,ossd ~ he to,Iovi,v Isais-. ~
tsTra. AMI s.. TviI,.is Iobn Z. Hon. |
n,an r. I.,seDb p gogm.n &c
r,reihors, yyIllis1 E,,bscb ps,.- Ron |
e5ss--s, s. NJ ps,,s- C,,,.,,.. !
scbnfs, = i ni.v7,,,,s- : Pi.-,.-
yyTris,r r,-rsbcr.,
one Of the handsomest entertain |
-....-.s = ~ s'n; va 'ts E e..s
sA'sH y IL 400 HIS - n O'0uatll'
last Saturday evening. at their beauii-
AL NOME II AOunQSFlltes NhS HOEoE u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

The Best Prescription for ChiIIs
ana Fever Is 4 bottle Of Groves Taste:
issS chill Tonic X Is simply Iron and
ouIuine in a tastelsss form No cure
~ u4y. Price. EPc- teh3Eu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

Ms. 5. n. Pra,hsr. Of Allegheny. and
Mrs. s;eelt. o. steub@Hyille. are IL the
city, because o the serious illness OF
Ms. saraA MsrdsL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

ad5Fpl5 ..---......- Rev. J. L sooy. D. ..
$40 .........-.....-.-..---.l1F Mr.. J. p Hahley
AddFe1s ----..-.-.---..--- Rev J. H L4tfesl
Bene8ieii0a. Rev. C. B Gruhan. D. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

Ms wnltam B. McNechsa. o. North
Chapliue street Is home after an ex-
tended visit with relatives near Asbury,
Nj.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

Many and varied obligations called
society forth during the week and 50
kept IT from going into Ianoeuous
desuetude, which. as lar as the Invita-
tion-calendar vas concerned. was shs
outlook The Carroll. Arioa and y. II.
c. a houses were brilliantly alive; the
Scots were patrio,ically in evidence.
The Daughters Of the Revelation, corn-
bininE with Musical wheeling. were
apprectatively to the front; the Island
Ladies' Euehre and North Main Stree.
Euehre clubs held the seheduied reet-
lngs; the Campbell LANCE. Dickezson
and wheas Parties. the CotFHon DANCE.
With the cake and candy sale, Of the
Kings Daughters al shideirs to-day.
and odette Tyler at the theatre this
evening. covers the line % march Of
those in she social arena, The coming
week. the first appearanee % The Play
ers this season, the February recital Of
the wonan's Club. the Reed-GI=ssner-
Wilson reception 10 the Married Ladies
Euehre Club. the Wheat entertainment
Of the Meth Main Street Club. The OFT
entertainment OF the Twentieth Cen
rury Girls the sweeneY-Lukens recsp-
don to the Island Ladies' Euchre. the
Gather Brown wedding. the various
DeIbEusge dancing classes. with Incl
dental smaller functions in honor OF
visiting house guests. zre the order OF
parads-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

lUsf &lsl WI y IA4e L'gNGa eftEeE daAElEllGliL
fer February IL The proceeds are to-
ward much needed FIVE bed IN the
city Hospital
AR. George K Wheat pleasantly eele-
hrated the seventy fourth anniversary
OF his birth THURSDAY evening. The
many friends Of the prominent family
extend congratulations and the hes:
visisss for many more like occasions.
The Martia.s Ferry wOmen's Club
held its second meeting Of the year
Wednesday afternoon. at the residence
% Mrs.. E K. Hqse. on North Fourth
street The attendance At this meeting
I was one Of the largest Of the season.
and unusual interest was shown In the
excellent programmes.
Miss Clara sheets entertained her
friends Tuesday evening at the Sheets
| residence. al The Elns," in Martins
Ferry.
The many friends Of the MeadeI tarni-
Iy regre, the serious illness Of Mrs.
Sarah Mendel. OF Twelfth street. and
hope for a recovery
The following interesting. because OF
lis import, conaaai-asloa, was ~
ceiSed yesterday. By SLrs- Frank Le-
SIoyaa Hupp. secretary Of the Society
Of the Daughters OF the Revolution.
signed by AEessrz. A. Z Beach. George
Baird and ". P. Burke:
( Dear Madaz:-AS a called meeting q
the members 81 the Society Of the Sons %
the Revolution. RESTING n onto county.
X Va. he'd OF Jaatzt.g = Isel. the IN
deEsignEd were houoCet wlth the appo1at-
u1snt a.s COMMITTEES % convey 70 yoG and
through you 20 The State Society % the
Daughters o. the RsvoluIieu al Invitation
20 yoCr society to homer Us by yocr pres
ense. As our guests a. our annual Banquet
casioa Admiral Dewey AID ais estir1dhis
vie vii be the guests o. The So1s- Nay
We request thar nCt later than February
= you TEi n1ttfy NE Ale1azder Gpde-
rrszntsrs who expect TO honor Us With
taeir P-eseucss
Enthusiasm grows. Il that were possi-
bic. concerning the coming Loan EIhi-
biuon- Everything S rapidly taking
shape. Every committee IS working
every available scheme to make its
especial part conspicuous. The Potts
building. where the exhibition Is to Be
held. is to BE- cleaned and arranged the
coming week. The exeeutivs commits
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Tie many friends OF SIr. and Mrs,
John Frew, Of Fourteenth street are
delighted to hear o. Mrs. FEsw'z in
p-oTezneai towards health
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2. q a. AnniHersarH.

The order Of exercises for the If
teeRth anniversary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Is given below.
The meeting WIN be held In the Opera
House to-morroW afternoon 1t $50
O'Clock The assodaSiOa extends =
general invitation L the public to at
rsnG-
Presiding oaeer President II C Hubbard
n yHin ..
Male Chorus and Orchestra Accom-
panfmeat
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tage IS not taken D.. Hanchett was
Observation-Disclosures aseholarly gentleman
and nusietza and his performance Vas
a distinct treat
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GIVES STRENGTH.
Mrs. Mary R. Rubright, Hamburg, Pa.
writes:

Three years ago the doctors said had nervous
prostration was barely able to stand when com
menced taking Paine's Celery Compound After
taking half bottle was able to walk about and
after using three bottles felt better than did
could do more work. and working was a pleasure
instead OF burden, as 50 many suffering women
find it.
4 have since used Paine's Celery Compound for
neuralgia and sick headache and found instant relief
Pahe's Celery Compound keeps the blood
pure, the body nourished, the nerves strong.
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Mrs.. Terry. Of Baltimore. who is the
house guest OF Mrs Fred Laase, On
Fourteenth street, has been the guest
Of honor a: several notable Affairs,
among them that OF tsr hostess, and
Mrs.. MARY Good and daughter. Hiss
JAMIE God. OF Fourteenth street, and
Mrs. Alexander Campbell, OF EoE
street