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MILrTIAMEN NoT ENTHUSIASTIC.

Company c. First regiment of infantry,
Texas Volunteer Guard. returned this
morning at 1910 from the La Porte en-
campment. The members do not seem to
be overly enthusiastic about their eXpe-
rience at the camp. The mosquitoes and
mud interfered materially with their
comfort and detraoted somewhat from
their enjoyment. While no prizes were
won by the company they bring back the
report that the commanding officer stat
ed that 1t was one OF the best drilled com
panies on the ground.
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mexican Women Robbed by Negro.

Kenney, Texas, July so--About I o'clock
this morning a negro robbed two Mexican
women at their camps about two miles
south OF here He got about $40 in all,
The men folks were away at the time
working for Lantry g. Sons. The negro
is described as yellow Cor Mexican coll
oredl. tall. was barefooted; had on brown
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streets was burglarized last Sat
urday night. The burglars only
secured $3.50, however. and one dollar of
this was a counterfeit The counterfeit
was located today and the owner was ar
rested and along with him confederate.
Both Of the young men arrested are under
20 years of age. This is the second time
the above store has been burglarized
n,ithin thraa Mheks.
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GERS be respected and obeyed IN their re-
spective positions as above set forth.
By order X VI. Van Zandt,
Mador General commanding Department
of Texas, u C. V.
S. p. Green.
Adiutant General and Chief of staff.
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city waterworks company at Brenham. has
been the guest of mis- brother, Captain
Bettison. at the ietties. He returned
home this afternoon carrying with him
fifteen pound reddish which he caught
this morning.
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stated, would doubtless be very high. but
if the Chinese situation was Strengthened
out by September the rates would proba
blv be restored. The Galveston ship
brokers are not quoting any rates at pres
ent.
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NcorDENr TO MRS. cRoTrY.

Mrs. Crotty. mother of Captain Jack
Crotty and William Crotty and grand
mother OF Mrs. Ben Dolsen. fell down
stairs Saturday and fractured her hip
bone. Mrs Crotty is SO years old. she
lives with Mr.. and Mrs. Dolsen. The &C.
cident NAV conlne her to her bed FOR the
remainder OF her life.
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fmmAsFooNFUL three times day be-
Ieais VIII cure the worst case OF
be IN few days. Price 81. Ad-
'e' Co., r. O. Box POI. Dallas. Tex
II
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WE HAVE some cash purchasers for inn
proved city property; II you have anything
to oner call on us and we will assure you
quick returns. VIM. H. Olschcwske 4 Co,
POI Kiam building New Phone 666. 4
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE VIII sell i've acres
and improvements at S5j0O property fronts
on Buffalo street and extends through 10
Shepherd. Mrs. f. Gieseke Terms to suit. II
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q ''|3sa
L GUN Sy!AlVSEeI M..V
] Q | G !
OLD SORES

aud all kinds OF skin and blood diseases.
Cancer. Piles and Chronic diseases. both
male and female. positively cured. See test-
monials in my office from parties recently
cured. ofiee at residence: consultation frsA
Address
DR. PENN \. THORNTON.
Phone $40. rings. Houston Heights
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Two VERY LARGE nicely furnished south
rooms for rent to gent spel: also a good
stable for rent. BOG Main, corltr Walker. 81
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NoTICE-Am a homeless widow. with one
small child, desire and must have good
home; prefer no children no objections
paid, Please address. at once. Mrs. Sadie
DUNLAP. corner Carolins and Elgin Sts..
Houston. Texas 81
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

fnFPS of Mngo Tribe No. Z, I. 0. r.
i are expected to be at their Wigwam
sday at p. m, July 81. = Yeisnai' 5;
r. b. Adams. G. OF X.
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AMI EGGS

OF white face Hereford
hoifcrs; best We have had to oGIer on this
market, at Houston stock Yards BOZ Bel
SpunGers Com. Co.
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PICTURES. picture frames, mou)dinss and
metallic floral designs for graves. ]. l..
kopf. 1Ql4 Prairie avenue. Phone 6a u
WOOD-Now az Crazy S wood yard Call new
phone 300 81
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$50 BUYS SQUARE PIANO, mahogany case,
in good condition Apply All Capitol ave.
nue.. u
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FlVE-RooM COTTAGE for rent 4i3 Jeffer-
son. Apply 4l5 JEFFERSON. Il II. WALLACE. /
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS-Lots for sale at low
est prices on instalment plan. John a
Milroy, Agent. 200 Main street If

rwo CHOICE HOMES on Crawford street. on
monthly payments, reasonable cash payment
down the nice cottages on Hardy street,
easily monthly payments; two and one half
lots, choice corner; on paved street, bar
gain in this / have bargains too numerous
to mention and invite an inspection Of my
list of property. Choice 100 acre farm,
oyster creeS. part in cultivation. $1,000 one
half in trade, balance ten years time n
NJ. Nordeet 5inz building Phone Gi3 If
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FALL SEBDS--Just received, new crop Gre
ole onion seed, turnip seed. Bermuda grass
seed, Culbertsons black winter oats Near
egua wheat barley, rye, Clay stock peas
Headquarters for fruit and berry boxes and
baskets, cotton baskets Alfalfa clover. The
Holloway Seed and Grain Co.. Dallas, Tex
as If
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tOh kENI--A. tWo-story eignt-room mousse,
with modern Improvements. Hi0 Polk uSc-
nue., Apply to Mrs, c. a. B lac .l9 Mason
block. References required II
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foU HAVE carpenter work you wan
Il call Robertson. phone t19S, rings.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

SINGLE PARTY wants furnished room cheap
or room and board: references exchanged.
1859 this office. 81
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pU WANT a house built on instailments
Robertson, phone llJS, rings. L
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EsTEY PARLOR oRGAN-As good as new; a
bargain; must be sold cheap for cash. W.
f. Fechner, Houston, Texas.
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FOR RENT--My home at 1902 Bagby, corner
Calhoun; all household furniture for sale
eheap Apply to Mrs. A. Seelhorst 5
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ONE KNOWING LOUIS BIANCHI, an
Ian about IS years old, is earnestly re-
tted 10 make known TO him that his
ler, Fabio Bianchi, died at his home,
Victoria, and he is wanted at home
Eahin Bianrhi 81
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PIE make YOU a cash offer for your OLE
e. Fecbner. nhone 1ll9 -four ringsl.
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FOR SALE Bailey Hotel. Ruuge. Texas. do
Ing hno business; only hotol in town and
popular with drummers; large two-storS
l6-room house, handsome grounds. excel
lent system OF private water works, brngiIE
revenue of $3.50 per year; price $4,000 three
iourths cash, balance easy terms For mar.
ticulars address s. w. DeBord Prom. N
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AGENTS WANTED.

PORTRAIT agents everywhere quit cray
ons" Try washable enamelines: no glass
don't rub cheap. Family Portrait Co,
Chicago. 81
MAGNIFICENT portrait of Bryan or Nc
, Kinley reproduced in ten colors 14S21. for
two dimes one color Bryan dime.
Agents send stamp for terms Texas Supply
Co, Galveston 81
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RHEuMArIsM.

DRY HOT AIR. The marvellous new cure
for Rheumatism, Sciatfca. Arthritis. Synovitla
and Kidney Diseases Immediate relief and
permanent cure.
HOUSTON HEIGHTS INEIRMARy..J
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GERMAN WOMAN would like TO have WASH
Inc or houscwork by the day, TO clean house
or other work. cheap. Address 1861, this OF
nee, A
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY - Trained detectives
furnished for civil aud criminal invostga-
tons; reasonable rates; correspondence So
lleited. James McCsne, box 1870, Houston.
Texas. n
WILLIAM W, ANDERSON. attorney az law
3l0la Main street Houston. s-ls
b. .. COTTON 4 BRO. F1ro insurance.
AkeDtS and Adiuafsrs. 10 Main streae. q
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IN THE WAY of rental property can sup
ply your wants inspect my list no trouble
70 show property. Nor1eet. phones 675, POL
Blng huilding
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STORE BuRGDARIzpp.

The store of H. Mosle & Co.
on Twenty-second and Mechanic
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FOR SALE.

EIGHT THOUSAND RED CEDAR telegraph
OF telephone poles, twenty TO thirty feet.
taliroaa pilns, stock pen and fence posts,
az at columbia, Texas Prices on appiica-
Ton Broom and farming tool handles iu
any quantities. Prices on application Ad-
dress Houston Liggett, Lewisburg, Tenn.
SO
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ant Columns,
DATES Cash with ADJ

RATES Cash with ADJ
k,ord, one Insertion. ..'......'.'... 10
Cs,a four consecutive Insertions. Sc
co,d seven consecutive Insertions ..... &C
E-,d each consecutive Insertion. ten
hines or more. ..'..'.'''''''''''''''''''' nv
| n TAKEN FOR LESS THAN IS CENTS.
are for Uniform Ads (no display.
- Ais 70 at regular sraes rates. but black type
&r,v.s in Want as"
rTan Posr is friend OF the UNEMPLOYED ana
4, Situation Vented" Ads OF as words 'oT'esS
times tree Of charge
1. after. directed to initials only are not delivered
oh the posiofses. butyou can have your answers
s,.d to a number. In care OF IHH posi-. AMI
lrdsi to you,
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE. or exchange. lot and a hair and
small cottage In city for a small improved
place in country not over Ave miles from
city. Address 1910. this office, 8
CARRIAGE POLE, harness. 6l7 Grard. 4
FOR EXCHANGE-T7O Brazos bottom land,
$50 in cultivation; 4 tenant houses. barns
and other improvements for stock, dry
goods or general merchandise. Address
w. p, this Office. Sc
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ONE OR TWO nice furnished south rooms
close IN; bath, gas, CRATES; references.
H92S. ths office.
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FUN kENT--Desli able two-story resldence,
six largo rooms, Third ward: servants
house, all conveniences; southern exposure;
$50 month. Apply 6IS Chartres street
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TWO LARGE upstairs unfurnshed rooms,
modern residence, close IN; private fam
ilyi reference 1929 this ofnce
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: MORPHlNE, WHISKY HABITS
IN z TO 10 days without pain or In
70 patent; no pay until cured and per-
.saushed. In case OF failure will pay
,uent expenses while here. also rail-
'SIe roth ways. Best references. Ad-
Ssauhews' Home. 1924 North Flores
I. san Antonio, Texas. II
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FOE SALE.


FOR SALE-Household goods rcfrigoratOT
gasoline stove, bedroom suite, mating, etc
Call today at 1908 Mckinney avenue 81
HEAVY HAULING WAGONS for fssiDsTeTs
or farmers; best In the world; don't buy
trash. but call and examine specimen
wagon before you make your pGit h. Sc.
Secondhand farm wagons n perfect order
always ON hand at prices 10 SUIT purchas, rs
Louis Korn, Washington street, opposite
German cemetery. a
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EsthtEh AGENCY-Trained detectives
susu Tor civil and criminal investiga-
reasonable rates; correspondence so
r. James McCane. box 100. Houston.
#A. q
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FOR sALE-Livery and undertaking estab-
lishment in the best city ia the State
business amounts to between SIS 0O0 and
$4,000 annually; correspondence solicited.
Address aSl4. this Office $40
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II BLACK SALVE for boils, old
/ ana ana piles price % cents, at Kieslings
store, SOP Main street. S-4
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r TAUGHT BY NEW METHOD -2ill
ford 6
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PIES Use ChIchester's English Pennyroyal Pills.
Jest! Safest! Only HellnDlei Take no other.
Buy Of your Druggist or send &c. stamps for pattio-
3ni "Reiefior Lsdics'' IN letter by return mail.
Chichester Chemical Co., Pbiisda., Pa
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WANTED TO RENT.

HOTEL INGLESIDE - Holidays. bathing,
rowing fishing sailing. II you want a
lice summer outirg 20 to Hotel InRleside.
Il is situated on high blui overlooking
Corpus Christi bay. 2ls miles from Ingle-
side station on the S. A; and A. p rail-
Sar Patricio county. Texas. q
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN-We have money to loan
IN any amount; time to suit borrower; also
money TO improve homes. all straight money
at reasonable rate of interest, VIM. H.
Olschewske a. Co., new phone 666. 20l
kiam Building.
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FOR RENT-Large south iron. room IN pri-
vate family. Apply 1872 Travis or phone
new 500. Z
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TENTS, awnings. tar
|ns, wagon covers. horse covers. ham
=, banners, badges. flags, etc. Try us
your next order; price list on appli-
L., hattmann & Kneeland Tent Co,
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A MInDLE-AGED LADY wants work of any
kind IN factory or plain sewing. Call or adj
dress Mrs. Baker. AIS Caroline ST. Room
n
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-FOUR CONNECTING unfurnshed rooms up
stairs, bath and gas. large gallery; no
chlldren. references Gil Mckinney. 80
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FREE. harmless monthly regulator:
ESss IAN Nrs. b. Rowan. r 20S. Mil
S-12
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MONEY LOANED in amounts to suit on
good security OF any kind; rates reason
able business confidential. 1olOIs Texas
avenue, room 8. Sc
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PERSONAL MEN7JO ".


Mrs Carrie Benton of New York city,
who formerly resided in New Haven is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William J. Do
herty of Orange street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge of West Ha-
ven celebrated the fifteenth anniversary
of their marriage last evening Their
home was very artistieally decorated
for the occasion, and many friends were
present. Mr.. Talmadge is a we'll known
and popular conductor on the Winches-
ter avenue line,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hillhouse, nee
Fitch, and little daughter, Mary Fitch,
of New Haven, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Jewett of Norwich
Town.
Attorney Andrew T. Bierkan of this
city will deliver an address at the an
nual banquet of the Bacon Academy
Alumni association at Colchester, on
Thursday evening. June q. Edward
M. Day, executive secretary of Connec-
ticut will be POSTMASTER. Beacon acad-
envy is one of the oldest classical schools
in the state The commencement ex-
ercises will be held at the Congrega-
tional church in the afternoon.
Misses Annie and Theresa Quinlt.n of
Carlisle street have gone to Pittsburg.
Pa. where they Will attend the wedding
of their cousin, Miss Margaret Connors,
which takes place in that city on We'd
nesday next Miss Connors will wed
Dr. George A. Meaney, Yale 49, and
who is now located at Pittsburg, where
he has an extensive practice.
Harrison p Smith, the Yale half mile
runner, who has been i'll for a week as
a result of ivy poisoning, was out again
Saturday. Mr.. Smith won the half mile
event in the Decoration day meet Of the
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PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

a petition in. bankruptcy, was filed in
the office of the United States court in
this city Saturday by Attorney Tyner,
counsel for Harry L. Sterrett, formerly
of Cincinnati, but now resident Of
this city. Mr.. Sterrett is a son-in-laW
of W. j. Atwater, with whom he Is as
ISOLATED in business at the present time,
The petitioner was engaged in the man
ufacture of carriages and wagons in
Cincinnati and the partnership became
involved in financial difficulties in 1893
They went through the Ginsolvency
court in Cincinnati at that time, and
now Mr., Sterrett seeks to take advan-
tage Of the immunity granted by the
present bankruptcy laws. His schedule
shows liabilities of $25, 170 and no as
sets. The petition has been referred to
Referee Newton.
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HIGHWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE
MEMS ASSOCIATION


The Highwood Volunteer Firemen' S
association inaugurated its seven
nights lawn festival on Saturday even
ing on the lot corner of Dixwell avenue
and Morse street, Tiighwood Before the
opening of the festival the A. O. U. w.
band, who are in conjunction with the
firemen in making a success Of the af-
fair, paraded through the principal
streets of the city playing some stirring
music. They also rendered some very
fine dance music under the canvas tent
erected on the lot, and wherein Is a
board floor for the convenience of the
dancers. Landrigan prompted and gave
excellent satisfaction. The festival will
continue every evening this week. The
money raised is to go toward defraying
the expense Of new apparatus which the
firemen are anxious to obtain to make
them still more efficient in fighting fire
in the suburbs. A number of New Ha-
ven people attended the festival on Sat
urday evening, and We're we'll taken care
Of by the firemen.
A sacred concert was given last night
in connection with the fair and the pro-
gramme was an follows:
America. -, ........ Robinson
Overture Tampa. -. .Herold
Cornet solo, Autograph Polka. :. Brown
Mr. G.. FL. Kessel.
PART SECOND.
March Religisso. :. ....... Chambers
Quartet for trombones and baritones,
'In Tief I'm Kellar," Messrs. Cartier
Nanfelt, Anderson, Gauvreai.
Overture, Poet Peasant. Suppe
Solo for cornet, Holy CITY,. Adams
Mr.. G. Fl. Kessel
March, Second Regiment" Reeves
Star Spangied Banner.
G. Fl. Kessel, bandmaster.
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A MARROW ESCAPE

AS Landlord Garde, proprietor of
Gardes hotel, and e. knight Sperry
were riding down Meadow street Friday
and were about to stop in front of the
Garde hotel, Savin Rock car struck
the buggy in which they were and
knocked the wheels Off and the two
gentlemen were thrown out and fell on
the tracks. Most fortunately the car
was brought to a stop so that neither of
them were hurt, The horse started to
run, but was caught by passer-by.
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seminary In Cambridge. Mr.. Stokes
will assume his duties as secretary Of
the Yale corporation next September.
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ESCAPED FROM REFORM SCHOOL.

ESCAPED FROM REFORM SCHOOL
A telephone message was received at
police headquarters from Meriden yes
terday afternoon stating that three boys
had escaped from the state reform
school in that city and requesting the
New Haven police to keep a lookout
for them. The boys are Hugh Mulvey
of New Haven, Edward Rughe of STAFF
ford, and Frank Terhune of Naugatuck.
None of them had been recaptured last
evening
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PRESIDENT INVITED TO NEW
HAMPSHIRE.

Washington, June 9,-Senators CAL
linger and Chandler and Representative
Subway Of New Hampshire called on
the president today and invited him to
visit Portsmouth and attend the pres
ensation of bronze medallions to the
battleships Kearsarge and Alabama
some time in August or September, the
exact date yet to be fixed. The presi-
dent expressed a desire to attend the
ceremonies, but said he could not say
positiNelY at this distant daY.
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ORDAINED A DEACON

Arson Phelps Stokes, IT., secretary Of
the Yale corporation, was ordained a
deacon in the Episcopal church Satur-
day morning in the crypt of St. Johns
cathedral, New York city, by Bishop
Potter. Secretary Stokes graduated
from Yale In the class of 1896, and has
since been studying at the theological
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II Coffee Poisons You.

ruins your digestion, makes you nervous
and sallow complexoned, keeps you awake
nights and acts against your system gen.
orally, try Groln-O, the new food drink, 1t
is made of pure selected grain and Is
healthful, nourlshing and appetizing. It
has none of the bad effects OF coffee, yet 1t
is lust as pleasant to the taste, and when
properly prepared can't be told from the
finest of colfees. Costs about Il as much.
1t is a healthful table drink for the child
rem and adults. Ask your grocer for
Grain-O. 10 and 2ac.
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GRACE HOSPITAL DONATION DAY
TODAY

The annual donation day reception of
Grace hospital will be held on the lawn
from 4 to o'clock this afternoon. The
affair will be in charge of the officers,
Mrs. B. III. Cheney, Mrs, J. B. Sargent,
Mrs, e. S. Gaylord, Mrs. Samuel Hurl-
burt, Mrs. Sherman F. Foote, Mrs. Lu-
man Cowles, Mrs. Henry Warner, Mrs.
e. L. Austin and Mrs. E. J. Walker.
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MRS. MARY AuGuR BENEDICT.

Mrs, Mary A. Augur, widow of the
late Truman Benedict, died on Friday
morning at o'clock after painful ILL
ness. She was the daughter Of the late
Captain Daniel p. Augur, who served
the government in d faithful and eff
Client manner and died while stationed
off Key West
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What Shall We haya for Dessert?

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer 1t to-day. Try Jell-O,
delicious and heathful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling! no bak.
Ing! simply add boiling water and set to
cool. Flavors:--Lemon, Orange. Raspberry,
and strawberry. Get a package at your
procer'S to-dSy-1O cents