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will leave for Telluride, COL, the first

OF April.
Lester Horner,. of Ottumwa, was
here Monday visiting his mother,
and shaking hands with his many
friends.
r. Z. Wheeler. of Ottumwa, was on
a business mission to our city Mou-
day.
Ducks are plenty on the river.
Mrs. Walter Clancy, living southeast
of town, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Putnam Bishop, of this city, died last
Thursday of pneumonia. The bereaved
family has the sympathy of the en-
tire continuity.
Rev. Myers, of Mt. Pleasant, occupied
the pulpit at the NJ. q. church Sunday
night.
w. E. Morris and daughter, Mrs.
Wise, of McVeigh, were the guests of
Rev. E. R. Norton over Sunday.
Bert Arnold, of Foster has accepted
a position on the Wabash line.
Miss Mabel Cummins who holds a
position at the Ottumwa hospital, was
down last week to attend the funeral
Of her grandfather, Joseph Starber.
Frank and Spencer Robly, OF Center
vile, were visiting at the Horn home
Sunday.
Emauel Greenly was seen on the
streets of Centerville Tuesday.
Walter Benson was visiting nome
folks over Sunday.
| VIM. Hiatt left here Monday with
his sister Nellie for Hiattville.
Ezra Tissue left for Nebraska last
Saturday.
Miss Fife Reading, who has been i'll,
is recovering under the care OF DR..
Gorsuch.
Chas. Easten, the Iowa Central
agent, made a trip to Des Moines Sun
day.
Blaine Harm was business caller at
the county seat Tuesday.
Ruff Cummins, spent Tuesday in Cen
terville.
The three railroads which run thru
our city will engage about one hun
dred men this spring.
! Mcssrs. Raymond Dorthy. Tommy
Harris and Ed McGauly called on their
lady friends in Abba last Sunday.
i Guy Sharp and Jake Campbell at
7. tended the NJ. w; A. lodge at Abba
4 Tuesday evening. .
4 Jacob KNITTED visited home folks
Tuesday. He left for Queen City, Mo.
4 "Wednesday.
A The social given at VIM. Tressels
residence Tuesday, evening for the
4 benefit of the U. B. Sunday school was
a grand success.
Mrs. Ben Morgan, of Foster, was
shopping in our city Tuesday.
l.. D. Whitton was a passenger on
mo. 2 enroute to Ottumwa Wednesday
4 Bert Pence will run the Abe Putnam
farm this Summer.
JADE. McCnrren was a Centeryille
caller Tuesday.
4 Mr.. Lamont, of Mt. Ayr, was the
guest of Arthur Benson over Sunday
Frank and-=Bert Wilson, of Center.
yille,. We're visiting with their brother
James this week. ~
/ The Morayia gun club meets every
Thursday afternoon. The sport con
sists of clay and live pigeon shooting
We have here some expert shots ani
all visitors receive cordial welcome
Pearl Broshar carried away the honors
on the 18th.
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Bishop
j Will Bishop came in from Oklahom;
last Thursday to attend the funeral O.
his sister, Mrs. Walter Clancy. He re
turned Friday.
Elma, the 9-year-old daughter of Cal
vim EniX, died last Thursday, the 18th
of Group. The funeral services were
conducted at the home by Rev. C. r
Norton, pastor of the NJ. L. church
and the remains were taken to Abba
for, interment. The family has TIL,
heartfelt. sympathy of all.
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Iethodi.t. Favor Expansion.

Philadelphia, March 21.-The Phila-
delphia conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday adopted a
paper in support of the expansion
policy of the present national admin
istration. The paper calls for volun-
teers to go to the Philippines for evan
gelieal work.
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CIhIcago Produce nIarket.

Ch1CnGO PRODUCES HIafKet.
Chicago, March 22.-Wheat, March
65A; July, 661h@66ss.
Corn, March, 85A; July, 3714.
Oats, March, 2314; July, 227s.
Pork, March, 11.5O; July, 11.40.
Lard, March, 6.10; July, 6.25.
Ribs, March, 6.221a@6.25; July, 6.25
Rye, May, 531a@5A
Barley, 37@43.
Flax, 1865.
Timothy, 2.45.
Glover, $50.
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in this city where she resided for a
number Of years during which time
AIR Rogers. was engaged in the hard
ware business. The announcement of
her sudden death as given in the Cou-
;rier was shock to her friends in this
city.
Miss Agnes Browhard has been en-
gagged to teach the Putnam school for
the coming term.
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New York Marke,

New York, March 22.-Wheat, July
72A..
Corn, July 4s1s.
Oats, May 2sss.
Butter, firm; 21@25.
Eggs, steady; 16.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcE-Notice ID
"A hereby given to all persons Interested, that
on the 18th day of March, A. d. 1900 the uu.
dersigned was appointed by the Clerk Of the
District Court of Wapello County, Iowa, Adj
ininistrator Of the estate of Martha Gebhart
debted to said estate will make payment to the
undersigned, and those having claims against
the same will present them, legally authenti-
Gated to said Court for allowance.
Dated March Is, 1900. A. d. Moss,
Administrators.
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oTTUmwA MARKETS.
March q.
g LivoSt0 CHI and Poultry

Hogs, choice over $50 tbs.. 4.75
200 to $50 Tbs ............ 40
14O to 200 lbs ............ 1853
Cows. per ewt ..............3.0 0@3 so,
Heifers, per cwt.... $685.. "a. 50@3.75
Calves SOS. ........ ......4 .00@5. 90
Sheep. -. ........4.25@4.50
Poultry, fat hens .......... 061%
Gull hens ...... ........ 8
Spring chickens. .....a O5
Old ROSTERS 80. ........a 2K
Young stag ROSTERS. $500 o.
Old gObblers. ..s O5
Young gobblers $500. -. O51h
Hen turkeys.... -. $1,000 7A
Gull turkeys ..... ...... o.
Ducks, full feathered .... O5
Geese, full feathered.. >. Oh
Pigeons, per doz ......... 50
Grain and Produce
Wheat, fall ................ 5o@eo
Oats ..... ................. 20@23
Rye ..... -. ............. 5000
Corn ......... ............. 32@33
Timothy seed, per bushel... 90
Hay 80. .................7.oo @s 90
Hay, b7led .................7.O0 C98 90
Oats straw .................3. 5000 90
Butter, prime yellow, per ID
Grocers pay. .... 49,. 20
Eggs, fresh per dozen
Grocers pay ..... $1,000. IL
Packers pay 800. $500. 10
Hides, Wool and Feathers.
Hides, green No. 1 .......... O6
Green, No. 2 ............. O5
Green, salt cured, No. H.. OF
Green, salt cured, No. 30 O6
Wool, tubwashed 80. e.... 28@30
Medium unwashed ;. 80. 24M25
Coarse unwashed ..... 80. 23M24
Fine unwashed So. ...... 10000.
Beeswax.... .... ........a 22@25
Feathers, prime live geese. 40@50
Tallow. No. 1..... $1,000. 4A@5
Tallow, No. $50. ........ 4@4A
Retail PrIces.
Flour, per sack. ........... 9o@1. 10
Mill stuffs, shorts per 100
pounds 1850. ....... ..... 80
Corn chop ..... ......... Is
Oats chop ..... .......... 30
Bran ........ ......... IS
Tea, Imperial, per b.. 7. 40@6o
Young Tyson .....s....... 60@75
Gunpowder ...,. .....A ;, 40@75
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ToDAY.s MARKETS.
Chicago Live stock Markets

Chicago, March 22.-Cattle-Receipts
$500; stronger; beeves, 4.Oo@5.S0;
cows, 3.OO@4.2O; Texans, 3.75@5.oO;
stockers, 3.40@4.70.
Hogs Receipts, $4,000; strong to Sc
higher; mixed, 4.s5@5.15; heavy, 4.s5@
4.95; light, 4.sO@5.071a.
sheep-Receipts, $1,000; strong te
1oc higher; 5.oo@9.Oo; lambs, 5.5o@
TAO.
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HIGHWAY NOTICE.-Auditor's Office Wap.
- clio county: ottumwa, Iowa, March 9,
soners ponted to View ahway as
viz: Commencing at the southwest corner OF
the northwest Quarter of The southwest quarter
of Section IS, Township %, Range 10 west, in
Wapel1o county, Iowa, and running thence east
on he'south line of the said northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter TO the southeast cor.
ner of said described premises to present high
way has reported in favor of the establishment
thereof. and all objections thereto, or claims
for damages must be filed in the auditors Office
on or before noon of the 10th day of May. A. b,
out reference thereto. MORGAN GRIswoLp. S
f. County Auditor
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st. Louis Market.

St. Louis, March s2.-Wheat, cas-
7O5s; July 66A.
Corn, cash 35A; July s6.
Oats, cash rs; July 221s.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market

Chicago, March 22.-Butter; steady
creameries, 1904; dairies, 1902.
Eggs, steady; 12.
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HIGHLAND.

Richland March PA, c. Brady has
left for Hot Springs accompanied by
g. Stroup. Both have gone in search
of health.
H James Worlun. who was an old res
ident of this vicinity, died at his home
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merly owned by Ira swinney and NOV
ed in Jessie Smiths house east OF Flor
is. ,
Mr.. and Mrs, Trissler, OF South OF
tumwa, are here in attendance on Will
liam Garrison, her father, who is very
ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson have; gone
to housekeeping in the Grandma Hale
property.
Wesley Thompson will commence
building an addition to Will Bolwar's
house next week.
Martin Smith has been quite sick
with pneumonia.
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FOSTER.

/. Foster March 21.- The mines are
running full time
Mrs. w. B. Darby was pleasant
caller at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams Saturday.
Rev. Babcock, an evangelist. from
)es Moines, started protracted meet
ing Wednesday. night.
The mines here will celebrate the
second anniversaries the eight hour
day March 81. There will be a good
program. r. Williams and Prof. N. j.
Hibbs are on the program for speak
ers.
Robert Hughes has secured a posi-
ton as mine, superintendent at Cincin-
natl in Appanoose county. He started
Monday.
The municipal election bids fair to
Ebe warm one, as the republicans and
ipopulists have fused to beat the la
bor ticket.
The miners are happy over the sue
cess Of their convention, and viii fill
their part of the contract. g.
Il The farmers are busy getting ready
for the spring work.
The United Mine Workers are gain
ing in number every meeting now.
This shows the result of organization.
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chicago Poultry Mark.

Chicago, March 22.-Dressed poultry
firm; turkeys, s1A@l11A; chickens, go
9h.
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BIDwELL.

Bidwell, March 81. George Black
man, of. Lucerne, Mo-, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. F. p. Perry.
Will Grooms and wife are soon to oc-
cupy their old quarters in Bidwell. Mr..
Perry has moved into the former resi-
dence of g. III. Garfield.
1t is reported that G. II. Chisman has
bought the farm known as the Clark
Garfield place, occupied by VIM. Bald
well.
The quarterly meeting service at
Christiansburg was largely attended,
Rev. Lambert presiding elder, preach.
ed and conducted the sacramental ser.
vice.
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Peoria Markets.

Peoria, March 22.-Corn, easier; No.
2, SO.
Oats, firm; No. 3 white, s5a@2s on
track !. n ~. Z. +. ~ y.
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! HARRISBURG.

Blakesburg, March 21.-Rev. J.5hL:
Hollowell, Of Queen City, Mo-, was in
town Saturday on his way out to
preach at Union Chapel.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. West died last Sunday. 81
VIM. King has purchased farm of
j. p. Donohue. s;.
Mrs. M. w. Forster was Milwaukee
passenger for Ottumwa Friday evening,
having been up to attend the funeral
of Orrin Udell.
7 Mrs. Myra Abegg and Mrs. Stella
Miller returned home Saturday from
Dudley, where they.ahad been attend
ing the funeral of a relative.
y. G. Thayer has decided to quit
keeping a. hotel and livery barn here.
He will engage in other business in the
near future.
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Japan -. ....... ....... 50
Sugar. cut loaf, "A lbs for. 100
Pulverized, a IDS for .... 100
Granulated. IS Tbs for 80. 100
Extra G., 20 lbs for ..... 100
Dark G, 22 Tbs. for. ....... LOO
Coffee. Rio. green, per No.. 1920
Rio roasted 12ls@25
Golden Rio, green 500. 90
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WOOLSON.

Woolson, March 22.-Pleasant Hos
kins brother Lindley, of Des Moines,
who has been visiting in these parts
for some time, returned home last
Saturday.
Luther Snyder and family left for
Oregon Monday.
James Woolums was buried last
Thursday. He died of paralysis.
Mrs. Rebecca McCracken. who has
been sick is slowly recovering.
Roy Dickinson and wife were made
happy recently by the arrival OF lit
tie son.
Mrs. Emma Goodman and children,
of lHayesville, were over Sunday visit
ors in these parts.
Sam Talley and family leave for
Western Kansas the first of the week
to make their future home.
Miss Martha Young is home from
Des Moines and will teach the spring
term of school at Philadelphia.
Miss Nell Virgins will teach the No.
l school this spring.
VIM. McCracken made a business
trip to Houghton, Lee county, lately,
John Campbell was an over SUNDAY
visitor at Bert Parsons lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Observation-Disclosures
helped them to celebrate their thir.
tieth wedding anniversary last Satur-
day. ~
The 9th of March will be day long
remembered by some of our BOYS rs
they skated to market and back, dis
lance of four miles on the frozen snow
crllsT.
": D. Hadley was at Agency lately
buyinr horses
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BATAVIA

Batavia, March 21.-Ed Maston. Of
Lineville, visited over Sunday with his
brother, Geo. Maston.
Misses Maude Moss and Ethel WILL
Jams left Wednesday for visit with
their uncle, r. w. Williams, near Blad-
ensburg.
Miss Mary Hagey and Mrs. Peterson
We're in Fairfield Tuesday.
At the school election Monday Henry
Koonss, Jack Smith and Ernest Nehre
were elected school directors.
Mrs. Grace Mohler and son Carl left
over the Fort Madison Wednesday for
a visit with Mrs. Mohler's sister, Mrs.
Sheets, near Libertyville.
Mrs. e. Reno came up from Fairfield
Wednesday and left on the Milwaukee
for the home of her son, Frank, near
Tampa.
T Mr.. Drissoll, who has been attending
business college at Quincy, ILL.,, visited
his friend, John Baldridge, Tuesday
and Wednesday and left Wednesday ev-
ening for his home at Spearhead.
S. ID. ST
Ed Hillhouse left last week for Grand
Junction, Col.
Miss Blanche Wright returned Sat
urday from Ormanville, where she has
been teaching the past winter.
The many friends Of DR.. Baldridge,
who has been sick for the past two
weeks, will be pleased to know that
he is much better
Rev. Lee Walker came home from
Brighton Tuesday, where he has been
holding meeting. He will preach next
Sunday at Abingdon, after which he
will go to Pekin, where he will preach
the coming week.
Fred Stever commenced work Mon
day on house for his mother, Mrs.
Matte Steyer, whose house was de-
stroyed by fire Christmas night.
Mrs. AIDA Kramer and son Carl have
returned from Hedrick,s where they
visited Mrs. Kramer's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Sterner.
Will Henderson, after months sick
ness, is able to resume his work again
Fin the store of Casper Durr.
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/ Wood wanted on subscription ac-
count at the Courier office.
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NoTICE--PRooF OF WILL.-state of Iowa,
Wape1lo Comfy, SIS. District court 10
all whom 1t may concern: Notice is hereby
given, that an instrument iii writing purporting
to be the last will and testament of J. j. Conner.
deceased, was this day, produced, opened and
read by, the undersigned, and that 1 have fixed
Wednesday, the 18th day Of April, 1900, as the
day for hearing proof In relation thereto
Witness my official signature, with the seal
Of said court hereto affixed, this 18th day Of
March, 1900.
n -l O. ]. GARRIorr,
} Seal. Clerk District Court.
49, By H. J. Wing, Deputy.
ExEcUTRIx' NOTICE. is hereby
~ given to all persons Interested, that on the
18th day of March, A. D. 1900, the un6ersign-
ed was appointed by the Clerk of the District
Court of Wapello County, Iowa, Executrix Of the
estate of w. S. Coen, deceased. late of
SAID county. All persons indebted to said
estate will make payment to the undersigned.
and those having claims against the same will
court for allowance. 80
Dated March Is, 1900
MARTHA e. CoEN, Executr,x.
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rIORAylIA.

Morayia, March Wallace Putmai
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HIGHWAY Nor1cE.-Auditor's Office wap.

JOHN w. LEWIS. Referee in Bankruptcy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-16
SOUTH BEND NEWS. 4 Batch of Interesting Newslets from the Lincoln County Town.

Special Correspondence.
 SOUTH BEND. ARK. Sept. 15. 1t has been some time since you have had anything from Lincoln county, that is from South Bend, so I will give you few items from here.
 Manager A. B. Hicks, Of the Df. Taylor plare, as been hard at work cutting and hauling his hay in, al- though d great deal of sickness has been in his family, which delayed him in his work. He has big force Of cotton pickers in the field, having forty bales in the gin hou already.
 Mir. Jesse Gray has his gin in fine shape and is now at work repairing barns and other buildings on his place. Jesse ia a hustler.
 J. Frank Cox, the prince of mer- chants, was in town yesterday. He reports trade good.
 Dr. C. P. Wight is quite sick at his home at thls place
 Mr Walter Henry has returned from visit to friends at Redfield, and can now be found behind the counter in Dr. C. Nj. Taylor's store, serving his customers and friends.
 Mr. F. Nj. Cox has returned from Pine Bluff.
 Mir. Frank NJ. Lee, of Pine Bluff, passed through this place recently y and called on friends.
 Mir. Charles Richardson, of Mem- phis, IS over on the plantation for q while with hls father who is quite sick.
 Mr. VIII R Kirby has returned from Chicago aud St. Louis, where he purchased his fall goods.
 Mfr Tyre Richardson was in town few days ago, and told Of all inter- esting turkey" hunt.
 MT, k. w. Jordan has recovered from q very severe illness
 Mir. E. c. German has left ns and accepted position at Meaf9rd.
 Mr. W. T. Watkins has gone south for the winter.
 Dr. C. NJ. Tavlor will return here on September 20.
 Mai William Fells has ret9raea from d visit to England. Ark.
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s CDe Principle

Underlying m proposition is identical with that daily demonstrated sound
  another death life which the accommodating fhe the fife of contract instead of @ life individual life dies the eontfaes paidAil dies and the pad Observe that h retiring quib graded the while the life exactly the the twenty times the amount
 The business already ifes the statement that fully and qualified with of all financial cePopua Favor This Company certificate of invest bond for which the membership monthly thereafter monthly insament during the the These issued order beginning with and they retired off order expenditure fixed of the received monthly bond holder he shall hundred instamen reaching maturity of bond The monthly
  capitalized and association the ufment dependent provided for y s
 The business with longer experiment. but pronounced and wew will gladly furnish any information desired.
 bonds gradually with time those being sold will exceeding twenty months from date of issue
 Call address Secretary Office IF street 
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7 SOCIETY.
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SURPRISED THEM-A party of O thirty young people stormed Rev. and Mrs. James A. Anderson at their home on South Main street last Tuesday evening. They were chaperoned by Prof. and Mrs. H. IeMaire aud were recfi fived with out stretched arms by the able pastor and his esfimable family, who left nothing nndane 10 add to the pleas nre of their unexpected guests. Games furnished much amusement for the gatherers and several cornet selections by Mir. LeMaife were high ly enjoyed. The evening was pleas antly spent and everyone was we'll pleased with the cordial reception they received.
 Those present were:
 Misses Agnes Patterson, Cora Whitaker. Mary Mizpll, Ellie McFad- den. Pearl Gibson. Bessie Atkinson, selma Rosenbaum. Willie Jean At kinsen, Lillian Anderson, Gertie White, Edward Lemon, Lida Lemon May Voas. Nellie Voes. Psarl Monk Ruby Alexander. Nellie Galig her, Iva Clark; Mtssrs. Lawrence eruteber, Will Alexander. Jemes Loving, Wil- bur Hyslop, Ghas. LeMaire, Ray Osborne. Fred RaWell, N. |. Wil- bourne, Jim Mel. NJ. and Mrs. ]. A. Anderson, Mf. and Mrs. Il. Le- Maire
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san..or yest.s Clippings.

Senator Vest will probably write This side up" on the clippings he sends up to the desk to bs read here after. Recently, while the currency .ebate was in progress, he forwarded 3 newspaper clipping on the financial question to the secretary with the re- 7uest that it be read. The reading Jerk took the slip of paper, and his metallic voice rang out with starthng Hstinctness as he racited: Ridiculous! Yes, but the absolute truth. We are 1ractically giving away these goods The other side" roared Senator Vest nd the clerk then gave currency stat sties amid the suppressed mirth or he senators.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Second Night of the Southern Stock
 Company in "The Vendetta. .

"The Southern Stock Company in The Vendetta, an adaptation from Marie Corell's book, was the blll last night at the opera house Louis Von Wiethoff, in the leading part, interpreted diff sult role with ski aud sympathy. His excellent voice was used to great advantage in some of the thrilling scenes. Miss Wilson's natuia charms made her rendition of tue part of Nina sue cess. The other mem bers of the company did good work. Fred J, Miller, in his song specialties, was especially good, giving the house 8 sold laugh. Little Stella, the acoon shouter, appeared for Der second time on the stage and WOE the audience with her sweet voice aud charming grace. Robbie Author sang some comic songs aud iutro duced an exhibition of difficult dane. ing. Lillian Mack sang aud acted 3 beautiful song
 ''At today's matinee Doris will be repeated. To night the bill is The Merry Cobbler, an amusing comedy" Chattanooga Morning Times, Sept. i
 The Southern Stock Company will be the attraction which opens the season at Holland X Lampert's theater next Thursday night, pre-. senting Fife Elsler's Doris as their opening bill.
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' TITLE yIRGlNIA,s PARTY-The

I TITLE NIKGlNIA'S PARTY-The l. many little ffien,is of Mics Vir ginia Mills, the sweet little daughte of Mir. and Mrs. D. I. Mills, were treated to q dellghttul party at her home on West Barraque street last ! Wednesday afternoon. It was given fomplimentary to Virginia. who was cSlebrat ting her fourth birthday. T1ough young in years and expe- ri4Ece, that little girl charmingly re- cGived her happy friends and made them all feel that they were her guests and were there to joy ttem selves. A unique mode of entertain ment was adopted during the after noon and proved an entertaining feature for the little ladies and gen tlrmen. 4 large screen was placed in q room, and behind it were many little IIayth'ngs suitable for little girls ard boys. Each guest was given fishing pole. to W hich was attached hookand line, and requested to fish for something in pond hid from view in the rear Of the screen, Every little sport g5t aN.bite' and was re- warded with little fish which were in the shape of play things of different kinds. After indGlging in lively games and spending the after noon as only little ehildrei. can, the gaests departed for their homes. thoroughly pleased with their after noon's pleasures at little Virginia's home.
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